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MONDAY
ISSUE
the
university
michigan
0f
Commercial and
Chronicle
'JUL
26 1959
SIN ESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
r
.
Reg, U. S, Pat. Office
Volume
190
Number 5867
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, July 27, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
ACF Industries, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
\
Combined net
owned
SHPX
sales
services
and
of
group
this
of
companies
corporation
amounted
to
its
and
a
decline in sales and
earnings because of a seasonal downturn in
sales of nitrogen products and Vacation shutdowns in customers'
plants.
there should be a protracted steel strike the decline
would be ac¬
wholly-
$185,899,000
in
If
the
centuated
fiscal year ended April 30, 1959, compared with $300,787,000 in the
previous year,
William T, Taylor,' Chairman/ and James F. Clark,
.President,
announced
in
the
company's
annual
report
mailed
to
•stockholders
Combined
*$2,720,000,
July
'\V:
17.
"Despite the
12 -months,"
controls
$8,760,000
were
$6.18
or
;
fact that
the
sales were 38% below those of the preceding
said, "the company, through better cost
operating efficiencies, showed profits in a year
its customers were; experiencing
depressed business
190, p. 253. ?
•.
when
many
of
conditions."—V.
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'
'
•
*
'
"
'
J
'
-
4
American
*
.
9
plant
inaugurated
at
operations
Riverdale,
111.,
in
its
adjoining
Chicago's
Detroit
steel
in
the
United
in
combination
converters.
It
States
of
facility
new
industry.
or
the
on
continuous
Lower
initial
was
the
was
far
North
time
that
American
blast
hot
event of historic significance
an
first
steel
continent
cupolas and
Pacific
by
the
investment,
high
economical production costs are among the
initial
the
in
ingot
capacity,
Newport
the
having
with
places
the
Acme
annual
an
600,000
tons
the
among
capacity
in
annual
Toronto
Acme's
complete
making
p. 2777.
plant
them
facilities
in
the
among
Riverdale
largest
in
cover
the
an
of
area
189,
The
will
next,
100%
be
made
The
the
at
debentures
share
to
up
First
Aug.
National
convertible
are
17,
1959,
Bank,
into
Central
Anchor
See
Public
A
Inclusive.—V.
Stock
Utility Corp.,
186,
$4
Public
Utility
Markets
first
phase
'
spring
Foreign
Exchange
Condition
Federal
below.
Steel
by
corporation
missile
Corp.,
M.
has
and
<
Schnurr,
K.
and
development
a
components
Strip Division,
Division
it
contract
the
to
Jones
for
&
Stainless
and
chanical
property
present
day
After
the
for
Strip
requirements
commercial
initial
evaluation
"The
Ohio.
far
materials
in
of
a
of
excess
call
those
for
me¬
obtainable
in
similar
development program,
Aerojet-General Corp.
by
targets
type."
limited amount of
a
is
to
furnished
be
from
Youngstown plant. According to Mr. Schnurr. Youngstown is the bestequipped mill in the nation for the production of strip materials to
precise specifications.
This
U.
S.
Snake Batteries—
corporation
repeaters.
repeater,
has
Signal
Army
cable
spliced
are
designed and
Corps
These
Reserve
The
flexible
in
in
in
use
into
the
developed snake batteries for the
powering
batteries,
zinc-silver
water.
cooperation
Laboratory,
They
with
placed
cable
Fort
chloride
submarine
next
to
ccmmunications
each
mile
every
U.
batteries
developed
were
the
supplies.
Solid
transistorized
boost
to
voice
or
Calif.,
has
S.
$6,000,000
to
N.
when
im¬
J.
for
continental
covers
the
Air
for
propulsion
for
missiles
such
Aerojet
190,
20,000
s
of
is
a
production
Missile
Intermediate
the
award
Force's
Ballistic
Polaris
Aerojet
Aerojet-General
contracts
Corp.'s Lycoming Division
missile rocket chambers.
contract
chambers
the
of
Avco
of
production
The
Plant
announced
Range
systems
site
acre
the
as
&
of
"second
well
as
Ballistic
for
?.t
its
and
sales
both
both
as
of
and
in
In
second
and
third
fcr
Aerojet
the
holds
Incentive
tDoes
Tire
a
used
by
incurred
of
the
to
proceeds
from
&
Rubber
Co —V
manager
offered
of
of
the company to repay bank loans
finance increased inventory and
proceeds
will
be
added
to
BUSINESS—The
corporation,
facilities in
Millville, N. J., is
engines, instruments and other
engines,
sale
instruments,
electronic
the
with
of
175,000
in
equipment,
the
and
stock
common
$300,000
sale
accessories,
will
were
balance
capital.
and
overhaul
the
which
The
working
headquarters
accessories,
1958,
sales
net
of
consolidated^ net
TO
PRESENT
—Authorized
Stock
principal
aircraft
of
aircraft
parts
and
receivable.—
accounts
reserved
are
issuance
5,650
owned
by
10,433
J699.965 shs.
pursuant
Airwork
to
and
underwriters
named
below,
in
offer
Up
Stroud
the terms of the Purchase Agreement,
whom Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
&
Company Incorporated
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson Incorporated
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
189,
—
2777 and
p.
i
by Mr. Powell
$750,000 contact
capable
of
of
the
the
acid
1960
producing
letting
plant
various
at
con¬
plant, the second of this type for AAC,
early August. Completion is expected in
acid
the
production
plant,
new
capacity will be increased
according to Mr. Powell. AAO
at Bay City, Mich., and produces
at 18 other plant locations
sulfuric
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
1959.
so
filed
a
seeking
offered,
thus
stocks
Inc.,
giving
the
acquired companies
stock received
American
be deemed "underwriters"
rise to the necessity for
Golden
Age
Realty
common
to
are
be
acquired
Golden
are
Age
Golden
Golden
Age
of
may
shares.
whose
Youngstown
Golden
part
or
holdings
Company,
Youngstown,
Stockholders of
all
sale
prior
companies
Pepsi-Cola
7,
for
Corporation,
and
Age Beverage Corporation, The Get
Youngstown
Corporation
(formerly
Corporation),
Golden
Age
Realty
Co.
of
Age
Beverage
Company,
Co. of Houston.
Of
Inc.,
the
Houston,
950,000
Texas,
of
shares
being
and
Lockshin families,
34,882 shares.—V. 173,
The
selling blocks ranging in size
are
p.
from
420
to
377.
and
Ended.
charges
preferred
June
of
this
including
dividends
company
its
and
Up
subsidiaries
provision for deferred Federal
of subsidiaries, is as follows:
30—
♦1958
1959
Month
$3,663,972
$3,442,550
6
Months
24,367,067
12
Months
47,352,220
23,309,035
45,244,712
$2.35
$2.24
Earnings
70,000
35,000
35,000
35,000
all
Power Co. Inc.—System Earns.
income
net
after
taxes
Period
tl
Electric
consolidated
income
for
Parker & Redpath
be
13
a
their
securities
any
The
its
are
Auchincloss,
of
Airwork's
held
acting as Representative, are under a firm commitment to
purchase, severally and not jointly, the number of shares of common
stock set opposite their names hereunder.
path
will
in
by
August
American
shares
July
latter
sulfuric
10%
registration of the
Plan.
Option
include
for
Plants—
acid.
the
begin
for
consolidated,
per
♦Restated
t Based
common
for
on
(20.169,049
share
comparative
average
shares
for
number
1959
months)
(12
purposes.
and
of
shares
for
outstanding
1958).—-V.
189,
p.
during
period
2777.
2885.
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Unit
Expands—
A
Allied
Chemical
Income
oper.
before
revs..
1959—3 Mos —1958
203,413,144
taxes
$
$
sale
32,324.547
13.836,172
53.714.646
5,660,077
25,775,110
24,606,129
9,653,203
of
16,562,477
8,176,095
27,939,538
14,952,925
ox
mar^
Total
securs.
(net)
income—
16,562,477
8,582,870
27,939,536
9,938,965
9,923,470
9,938,795
....
of
gain
expanding these facilities at our Italian subsidiary because
demand in Europe and Africa for AMF Microflake
equipment,
cigarette
machines,
tobacco
leaf
handling
equipment,
bakery
equipment,
atomic
energy
equipment
and
AMF-SASIB
railroad signal devices and railroad ticket printing
and accounting machines," Mr. White said.
The
Italian
company
has purchased 250,000 square feet of land
adjacent to its present Bologna site to provide room for new build¬
ings.
The first phase of the expansion program, to be completed in
July, is a four-story Engineering wing.
AMF acquired SASIB in
1957.
The company has a 110,000 square
foot plant in Bologna with 600 employees.
Founded in 1918, it has
been manufacturing AMF' cigarette packers under a license agreement
the
are
increasing
since
processing
the
middle
1930s.
Two Subsidiaries Made Divisions—
secu¬
$1.67
—JI
Glen B.
15,369,701
9,923,470
from sale
marketable
rities
Total
_
403,77o
406,775
Shares outstanding
Net income per share:
net
"We
of
tobacco
before
sale
from
from
1959—6 Mos.—1953
372,463,777 315,273,987
15,762,070
—
income
gain
166,411,933
and
Federal
mark't'ble securities
Gain
$500,000
program
to
expand the manufacturing and research,
development capacity of AMF-SASIB, a subsidiary at Bologna,
Italy, is now under way,
it
was
announced
by Frank X. White,
AMF Divisional Vice-President and
International Group executive.
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
$
and
Before
of
the
issued in exchange therefor, 225,520 shares
will be issued to N. H. Darsky, 194,203 to
Joseph Darsky, 187,007 to
Julius
Darsky,
and
176,202
to
the
Estate
of
Carl
Lockshin.
The
13 other selling stockholders, including several members of the Darsky
Outstanding
t2,000,000 shs.
—I
for
publicly
exchange
American
FINANCING
$553,367
par)..
shares
not
ketable
receivables.
company's
its
engaged
the
consolidated
31,
treasury.
Net
an
nrlce of $4 oer share. Offer¬
the
had
July
EFFECT
engines
ing oversubscribed and the books cl osed.
be
($1
Federal income taxes.
stock at
April 30. 1959, the company-
subsidiary..
Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—Auchincloss
PROCEEDS—Net
47
indebtedness
of
stock
tllO.OOO
Sales
General
GIVING
contracts
liquid
Bomarc.
The
ended
year
Period Ended June 30—
Droduces
be
primarily
of the
Inter¬
Navy's
customer
of
will
into
stage
Minuteman
including
purposes,
retail
proceeds
and
in
$8,723,799.
bank
Sundry
Sacramento.
programs.
also
ended
subsidiary,
fiscal
the
months
*
—V.
Missile.
nine
the
CAPITALIZATION
totaling approximately
Stratford, Conn., for
chambers
Net
funds
entered
an
agreement,
subject to stockholder approval,
to acquire
all
outstanding capital stock of a group of "Golden Age Companies"
exchange for the said 950,000 shares of American Common, the
meeting
of
stockholders
called
to
consider
the
agreement
being
48
parts
above-mentioned
were
in
generation"
Sacramento
Titan
subsidiary
common
Federal
Shares
Corp.
Redpath, New York City, is
underwriting group which on July 17
shares of
of
of
company's
Beverage
income
Airwork
Parker
48
Statement
Banks
EARNINGS—For
the
stores.
general
general
This
corporation,
118
North
11th
St., Brooklyn, N.
Y.,
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
July
16,
1959,
registration of 950,000 shares of its common stock.
According to the prospectus, American on May 26, 1959,
aircraft.
*
149.
p.
of
System
Condition
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
activated
are
by
Aerojet's Chemical Division
Army Signal Research and Development
Monmouth,
Rocket
Banks
company's subsidiary, General Aircraft Supply Corp.,
and supplies to operators of airports and private
The
aviation
sells
Lycoming Awarded Aerojet Contract—
The
Member
of
plant
sulfuric
to
on
construction
American Beverage
48
who
Common
teletypewriter signals.
mersed
Rates
in
Indebtedness
Develops
amendment.
the
1960.
scheduled
the
retail
its
of
in
II
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
$6,729,939.
material
in
to
by
supplied
underwriter.
engaged
Acid produced at the new
plant will be used primarily in AAC's own
production of 18%
NORMAL Superphosphate
and AGRICO and AA
fertilizers.—V. 189, p. 2561.
54
Payable
made
was
This
of
scheduled
of
specification
volume
operates a contact acid plant
acid by the chamber process
President.
Division,
and
added
corporate
common
subscription
season.
for
approximately
7
The contract includes development of an
"extremely high strength"
strip material, and its production at the Division's Youngstown, Ohio,
plant. According to Charles W. Sherman. Technical director of the
order
be
to
rate,
during
planting
Cairo,
is
new
July
on
be
sale
$100 of debentures
of
Construction
Laughlin
announced
was
a
mail
will
are
of
interest
bag
contract
a
centrations
35
The Course of Bank Clearings
awarded
rocket
Stainless
and
Statement
Combined
ment of New Steel—
for
The
to
subsidiaries
proper
Announcement
of
35
State and City Bond Offerings
Chicago—Merger Planned
Reserve
This
its
for
the basis
construction is scheduled for completion
by Nov. 1,
This first phase will include a mixed fertilizer
storage
and
bulk
shipping
facilities,
which
will
make
fertilizers
available to Wisconsin farmers
and
AGRICO
45
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
per
Aerojet-General Corp.—Awards Contract for Develop¬
steel
debentures
on
held.
Powell said.
building
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
below.
Corp.,
the
1959
then
at
Mr.
35
Serum Co.—Merger Planned—
Central
V
.
Agricultural Chemical Co.—New
The
1145.
p.
-
is
the
35
$80,000
at
14,
increased
an
44
Section
35
.Payment
stock
by
sale
any
41
-
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
<
111.
common
fa¬
-.
AGRICO's new fertilizer plant at Johnson
Creek,
proceeding on schedule, according to C. M. Powell, President.
Begun in early June on the plant site 28 miles east of
Madison,
Wis.,
40
Exchange
Dividends Declared
Advance Transformer Co. of
See
Chicago,
class
v,
,
American
Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 15,
6Va% convertible debentures due April 1, 1968 at
of its
.
2561.
p.
March,
Adams Engineering Co., Inc.—Partial
continues
year
t.
Construction
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
130
area.—V.
of
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
1,000,000
.Chicago
carrying
39
Stock
Over-the-Counter
producers
of
for
debenture
V.
and
selling
the
available
36
...
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
capacity
steel
20
excess
Exchange.
offer
shares
principal
36
Stock
to
proposes
common
company
business,
39
tons.
acres,
189,
combined
facilities,
country
Stock
Coast
16
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
of
Initial
of
the
'
38
450,000
The
Exchange
each
The
36
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
principal advan¬
this new steelmaking method.
capacity of the new steelmaking facilities at Riverdale is
ingot tons a year. Expansions already planned will raise the
ultimate capacity of
the plant to more than 700,000 tons per year.
tages
for
•
and
underwriting
terms
are
Lehman Brothers is listed as the
31
Pittsburgh
use
blown oxygen
quality product,
top
capital
outlook
price
Exchange..
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
produced
was
Exchange
company
stockholders of record Aug.
for
27
—
Exchange
Stock
The
15
—
Stock Exchange
Midwest
opening of the
the
more
Stock
Cincinnati
$33,000,-
new
side.
The
in
and
July
on
000
south
Boston
Co.—Opens New Facility—•
This company
steelmaking
•
Stock
; '
'
.
the
corporation, located at 5000 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago filed
registration statement with the SEC on July
21,
1959 covering
$4,550,600 of convertible subordinated debentures, due
Aug. 14, 1979.
Page
'
\ New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
*
Acme Steel
p.
a
"
statement
increased
and
'
However,
45.
year.
190,
This
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
share.
per
this
vorable.—V.
Aldens, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
earnings—ACF $1,714,000 and SHPX $1,006,000—totaled
equivalent to $1.92 per share of common stock.
Combined
earnings in fiscal 1958
*
In This Issue
;. :■
j :■r
■
MISCELLANEOUS
-
$0.83
$2 81
$1.67
$0.87
$2.81
$1,51
$1-55
Miller, President, said that the third quarter normally shows
Two
They
this
company
July
20
by
Morehead
Potter
&
Brumfield,
subsidiaries
announced
are
on
of
have been made divisions. It was
Patterson, Board Chairman.
Inc.. with headquarters and main
'
-
\
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Princeton,
in
xtlant
&
•Thompson-Bremer
headquarters and plant in
©I
is
acquired
AMP
&
manufacturer
the military and Thompsona manufacturer of tooth-type lock washers.
Potter & Brumfield in 1954 and-Thompson-Bremer
& Co.
Bremer
190,
1952—V.
in
Co.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
27% —
of sales,
were
according
**Net
total
of
1959 were $i91,564,000
months ended June 30,
the six
for
announced
figures
preliminary
to
sales
of $163,571,000 in the first six months of 1958
1959 first half amounted to $6,999,000 including
from foreign subsidiaries, and was equivalent
to 58 cents per share on the 11,709,936 outstanding shares of common
stock
In the first half of 1958, net income totaled $3,682,000, including
foreign dividends of $2,914,000, and equaled 30 cents per ccmmon share.
Sales in the second quarter of 1959 amounted to $101,807,000 com¬
pared to sales of $85,001,000 in the second quarter of 1958.
Net income in the second quarter of 1959 totaled $3,870,000, includ¬
ing foreign dividends of $1,102,000, and equaled 32 cents per common
share. In the 1958 second quarter, net income was $2,294,000, including
foreign dividends of $1,603,000, and was equal to 19 cents per common
the
Other
189,
share.—V.
1234.
p.
1959—3
31—
Period End. May
Co.—System Earns.
Mos.—1953
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
$
—000 omitted—
$
$
—000 omitted—
Operating
July
taxes
Net
731,566
142,939
596,781
536,486
302,654
250,204
Warren,
39,113
1,149,093
137,502
924,656
41,753
145,324
as
239,317
55,892
1,287,255
212,865
1,069,980
54,289
233,425
1,074,390
875,517
6,603
32,857
226,822
1,041,533
$1.32
$1.16
$4.94
share;
will
196,301
194,026
also
be
a
substantial
The
The
194.463
of
installation
such
contract
•
—.
212,561
of
terms
new
will
major
unit
and
other
Elected—
Ind.—Chairman
J. Holliday,
the post of Chairman of
1
During the first six months of 1959 the company has received
applications well in excess of $11,000,000 of ordinary life production,
which represents an increase of 230% over the business written during
the entire year of 1958.
The company's ordinary insurance in force
has increased 123%
over
the total amount of insurance in force as
The
board
well
Board.
the
the
«f
west
been
as
be
in
new
unit
process.
It
will
1959—6 Mos.
cause
facilities
from
other
before
State
inc.
Net
96,391,000
8,403,000
*708,000
15,974,000
446,000
372,000
117,000
580,0)0
327,00-0
8,775,000
*591,000
16,554,000
(est.)
261,000
Cr20,000
483 000
produces
4,374,000
Cr317,000
8,287,00)
7,784,003
Development
Corp.,
Minneapolis,
Sales
latest
the
incorporate
significant
storage and
improvements
and
firms
participating
Corp.,
Boston;
Avien's
equipment.
Avien
of
in
with
MTDC
Dean
Witter
are
&
Last
volume.
mon
stock for
was
founded
headquarters
are
in 1948 and became
Woodside,
in
a
high-precision electronic fuel gage systems. Its activities have sinceto
include the
design and manufacture of a variety of
and electro-mechanical instrumentation
systems and com¬
ponents
The
for
both'aircraft and missiles. "
company
*
•
FINANCING IN
flotations in
$353 million
week's projection for corporate bonds, preferred and com¬
the July 20-Aug. 14 period was $150 million more.
confined to oncoming corporate
trend, this coming week
Despite the evidentiary downward summer
offerings totaling about $104 million
million.
fairly strong in scheduled bond
and in equities totaling about $69
are
obtained by the Corporate Financ¬
private
private
subject to the plethora of changes that
Moreover, they are
figures. Nevertheless, the following weekly breakdown
present intentions and outlook:
..-w
affect
reflects
the
Corporate Demand for Capital
Bonds
The
Pulp
of
The
American
equal
for
Frank
Reichel,
of
period
last
For
It
minus
Sales
1958's
Increase
cents
a
to
1958.
with
Improvement
of
five
of
1959
compared
as
of
Directors,
of
with
per
or
Viscose
share
eight
corporation's
and
Stocks
Total
$103,933,600
$69,069,200
$173,002,800
first
the
40
half
from
first six
share
per
sales
for
were
31%
over
the corresponding period last
of 1959 earnings amounted to $4,140,contrasted to a loss of $254,000, equiva¬
per share for the corresponding quarter of
as
cents
for
the
quarter
were
$64,133,000—36%
higher
than
quarter.
reported that the American Viscose equity in the earnings of
second
was
its 50%
owned
$4,038,000
326.000
or
in
companies
79
45
or
cents
cents
per
the
share
share
per
for
second
of
quarter
of
1959
American Viscose
the
period
same
to
amounted
against
as
of
$2,-
1958.
It
was
reported that AviSun Corp. jointely owned by Sun Oil Co.
American Viscose Corp—is making excellent
progress.
Production
polypropylene resin will begin later in July and facilities to produce
and
of
polypropylene
by
film
October.—V.
and
J 89,
Ann Arbor
fibers
are
expected
to
ready
be
for
operation
2778.
p.
RR.—June
Period Ended June :0—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
expenses..
Net
Earnings Show Loss—
1959—Month—1958
revenues..
3-
32,496,000
56,933,300
89,429,300
36,000,000
14,127,500
50,127,500
39,400,000
1,105,600
40,505,600
$211,829,600
7
10-14
_____
_____
17-21
Total
...
$141,235,600
$353,065,200
Gerald
carnir.gs
for
cents
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
_____
were
year.
American
$1.53
period
same
quarter
share
per
last
the
quarter
Viscose
$429,000
The
in
second
Board
that
$7,784,000 or
year.
second
the
82
or
the
of
reported
compared
$126,'710»000—an
lent
Chairman
President,
1959
same
OOO
cants
74
the
for
$1.61 per share of American
corresponding quarter of
operations were
own
for
up
earnings
the
H.
Tompkins,
months
year.
Viscose,
combined
to
cents
the
Great
its 50% equity in th? earnings
companies—The Chemstrand Corp. and Ketchikan
the first six months of 1959 were equal to $3.14 per
Co.—for
1958.
its
Shows
—
associated
share
S.
$126,710,000
earnings of this corporation and
its
of
of
27-31
1959-6 Mos —1958
21 period are:
July 27; on July 28
there are:
$15 million Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line preferred, and
$11,221,500 debentures and 544,314 shares cf ccmmcn by American-Saint
Gobain; on July 29, $46,962,100 Pan American World Airways debentures,
$8 million Public Service Co. of New Hampshire bends, and $5,094,200
Ten Keys common; on Aug. 3, $5.5 million ccmmon and warrants by Micronaire Electro Medical Products, $8,325,000. Georgia Int. Life Insurance
common, $15 million Pennsylvania Electric bonds, and on Aug. 5 and 6,
Alabama Gas Corp. will offer $4 million in bends and $3,084,300 preferred,
respectively, and on Aug. 5, Pacific Power & Light, $10,996,000 in deben¬
tures; 191,703 shares of Controls Co. of America common on Aug.. 10;
$30 million Michigan Bell Telephone debentures on Aug. 11; $35 million
Consumers Power bonds on Aug. 18. Five weeks from now, on Aug 25,
Among the larger issues scheduled for the July 27-Aug.
1,200,000 shares of Colonial Energy shares common cn
operating
railway
income
after
income
$729,317
;
.
taxes
Net
Income
$4,340,973
$4,228 674
629,891
3,992,265
3,840,208
Federal
*46,503
190,
p.
21,335
*94,869
*5,050
*19,123
____
•Deficit.—V.
$699,528
692,544
5,533
*179,132
*101,960
254.
/
Arcan Corporation Ltd.—On
°"
JUJy.
Restricted
are
n.
™
being distributed
Canadian
is
Restricted
comprised
of
the
yhose securities recently have been
in the United States
'n
List
violation
of
or
the
name*
of
currently
information
essential
to
an
informed
and
provide*tion of. the worth of the securities which registration
...
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In Registration" section of the July 23
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the Monday issue.
registra-
jf^U'rements ^the Securities Act of 1933, thus depriving investors
of other
would
$65 million Pacific Gas & Electric bond issue with
a
possible bidders: The First Boston Corp. and Halsey, Stuart & Co., jointly,
and Blyth & Co.
r.
A detailed
*
announced the addition of the corporation to
List.
The
list
there is scheduled
-
-
'
'
.
.
-
in propulsion system management, includ¬
vibration instrumentation and systems for in¬
In missiles, the company is, concentrating on
specializes
temperature and
creased flight safety.
ing
is
can
Y.
electronic
the
projections
N.
pioneer in the development,
commencing July 27, may generate a
The data for these
invest¬
American Research and'
Co., New Ycrk; and ttie-
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
the next four weeks,
Minn.,
broadened
ESTIMATED CORPORATE
429,OJU
1958—
Titan
13.
•Loss.
Over
the
joining three Eastern financial firms in a $550,000
for Avien, Inc., New York electronic and instru¬
336,000
*254,000
earnings
for
Guaranty Trust Co., New York. Midwest Technical Develop¬
ment Corp.
is providing $150,000 of the total in exchange for 6%
debentures, convertible to common stock at $11 per share, Mr. Ryden.
said
The funds will be used for expansion of Avian's plant facilities
Wean Engineering Co., Inc.,
to The
awarded
8,000
(est.)
4,140,000
taxes
program,
vehicles
jre-entry
by the Air Force
as
the production,
vehicles.
The firm is also engaged
proaucing
nose cones,
and the Talos;
the forward diffuse,-.—V. 190, p. 46.
773,000
inc.
taxes.;
taxes
inc.
123,710,000
operations
and
Profit
Federal
$
47,023,000
was.
Morgan
many
for
placements.
1958
$
$
64,133,000
sales
Interest
re-entry
ing Department of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle from
and government sources. They deal v/ith public sales and exclude
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Period. Ended June 30—
Income
July
Other
wili be
qualified in 15 states and has agency represen¬
them.
They extend from the east coast to the
coast.
Net
is
program
Development
for construction of the new unit and work will begin
possible, Mr. Davies reported. He estimated that the unit
operation by the end of 1960.
now
of
many
American Viscose Corp.
,
to
1958.
is
company
in
Foan
A.
end
year
The
tation
business leader,
is President.
Midwest
Roy
the election of W.
has announced
directors
of
Known
ago
mentation manufacturer, Arnold J. Ryden, MTDC President, announced
double the
sheet and
addition to
The securities business
Jr.,
it
Technical
company,
financing
able to coat 72-inch wide steel strip at a
Speed of 300 feet per minute. Capacity of the new line will be approxi¬
mately 30 tons of coated steel an hotir.—V. 190, p. 254.
Armco
Insurance Co., Indianapolis,
Life
Travelers
."American
the
designated
>
split.—V. 190, p. 253.
shares after 3-for-l
weeks
Avien, Inc.—Financing Arranged—
Ohio,
soon
The
has
a
cranes
and
Company
Jin
Works'
production line will practically
capacity to produce coated grades of
long
proportionate
interest in earnings of Western Electric
other subsidiaries not consolidated (partly estimated).
•Includes
which
for
Midwest
ment
on
565-foot
out¬
(thousands)
standing
two
per
:——»
shares
^
JAverage
been
Minuteman
Nike-Hercules
the
in
with
$4.39
211,017
stock
^Consolidated earns,
•
8,866
nority interests —
Applicable
to
A.T.
Co.
about
851,574
290,118
-
T.
for
missile,
zinc
changes
to
buildings,
shipping purposes.
would
mi¬
to
announced
23,943
281,252
.
deductions—
Applicable
Lycoming
producing
also
is
has
and
Davies.
Mr.
Davies stated. It
Armco's total coating capacity.
1,014.533
income
&
Middletown
7,036,339
4,275,332
income
Net
new
160,130
—
to
contract
source
Install New Coating Unit—
date.
The
344,407
income-
Interest
G.
existing
209,575
income
operating
Total
189, p. 42.
largest, fastest and widest continuous coating
production of zinc-coated steel sheets will be installed at
Middletown Works, company officials announced on
associated
the
1,663,611
1,060,893
taxes
operating
Aeronau¬
approximately $5,000,000 from Aerojet-General Corp., Sacramento,
for production
of missile rocket chambers for the Air Force's,
"second
generation" Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile, as
well as chambers for the Navy's Polaris intermediate range ballisticmissile.
; I,'1;'- "v..-.:v
industry's
strip,
6,481,812
4,239,104
Force's
designated
Another
Vice-President—operations, Armco Division, said
this new facility will be a conversion of one
coating units at Middletown for the production
of aluminum-coated sheets and coils. The design of the new line also
will
provide
for
the
addition of aluminizing equipment at some
of
Air
Army.
Calif,
13.
Clyde
that
268,939
expenses
on
income
the
for
o.
corporation's
1,836,938
1,105,165
revenues
Operating
Steel Corp.—To
steel
The
unit
the
later
•Other
and Carter Oil Co.—V.
u.
engine
Lycoming
Armco
& Telegraph
American Telephone
Other
Co.,
uve
Mohawk twin turbine observation aircraft.
AO-1
ICBM
$2,144,000
of
the
by
Command,
by
for
zones
producing
19
Petroleum
20 months
Arkansas
by
for the
income
dividends
Fed.
Kennedy
of
to sales
compared
Net
of
the Calhoun field, also dis¬
ago, in which a
have been tested suc¬
Arkansas Louisiana owns all
Kennedy well and an additional 3,500 acres on the prospect.
major lease interest owners
in the area are Pan American
well is 12 miles east of
Louisiana Gas Co..
gas and distillate
cessfully in the 10 wells drilled so far.
The
covered
first half of 1959
period last year,
July 9 by Joseph A.
earnings of American-Standard in the
substantially higher than for the comparable
and
choke; at 6,636-50 feet at the rate
Materiel
funtied
development
engine,
per day on om%quarter inch choke with 680 pounds pressure,
8,487-500 feet at the rate of 470,000 per day on one-quarter
choke with 345 pounds pressure.
inch
ings Up—
Sales
feet
one-quarter inch
on
awarded
were
Air
are
contract calls for a 930 shp. version of the T53 •
which is currently rated at 860 shp.
The new
T53-L-5, will feature a reduction in weight with
an
improvement in
specific fuel consumption and will incorporate
the new Lycoming "Universal" concept
which allows the same basic,
engine to be used for helicopter, turboprop or high speed applications.
Previously announced was a contract for 324,746,3 15 for the produetion of the T53 gas turbine engine for both the Army's Bell HU-t
Iroquois helicopter, and the Air Force's Kaman H-43B Huskie heli¬
copter, as well as engines for the Army's Grumman Mohawk.
The
helicopter
at
and
contracts
new
Systems Center,
Base, Ohio, and
Grumman
.
900,000
Standard Sanitary Corp.—Earn¬
Radiator &
day
per
awards
new
Wright-Patterson Air
Largest of the
awards was for $7,591,2X8 for flight test activities, including overhaul,
for
the
T53-L-3
turboprop
engine
in' connection
with the Army's
tical
Force
showed gas at the rate of 2,500,000
cubic
feet
per
day on one-quarter inch choke with 1,750 pounds
llowing pressure.
At 6,445-56 feet flow was at the rate of 100,000
6,138-50
at
three
Ail
announced on
value of
these
that
received
was termed a
test of the Causey
test
Driilstem
March 10 by the Air Force.
the contracts is $13,091,218, Company officials
bring the total dollar value of contracts
by Lycoming within the past two weeks to almost $44,000,000.
was
Aggregate
said
well
•
it
Conn,,
forma¬
in the
feet. >
at .8,500
Kennedy
formations.
„
American
new
major discovery earlier this year
when a driilstem
sand at 5,678-87 feet flowed gas
at the rate of 2,800,000 cubic feet per day on one-quarter inch choke
with
1,910 pounds pressure.
Since then the operators have drilled
ahead to test lower zones and have set 7%ths inch pipe to 9,360 feet.
The
well will be
taken to 10,300 feet to test Lower Cotton Valley
nearly
by
charge
in
Hosston
The
sales for the first six months of this
27% over 1958, H°mer L- Travis, Viceannounced on July 10At the same time, June sales were up 34%
over June of last year,
Travis said. Figures for June and for the half year were dealer
billings (wholesale salesi.
.
Refrigerators in the first half of 1959 were ahead of last year by
nearly 36%, and automatic washers were up. by 27%, Freestanding
ranges increased by almost
19%.—V. 189, p. 2778.
increased
producing sands are in the Upper Hosston
6,130 and 6,650 feet, and the fourth was found
the
between
Lower
Corp.—Kelvinator Sales Up
of
calling for the development of a higher rated
have been received by the corporation's Lycoming
south¬
including
version of the T53,
Division, Stratford,
additional military contracts for gas turbine engines,
Three
one
La,
Monroe,
Three
appliance
major
Kelvinator
year
President
of
west
tion
Ouachita parish, six miles
Kennedy No. 1 discovery well in
Drew
253 and 150
pp.
American Motors
.
.
Corp.—Three New Contracts for Lycoming—•
Aveo
Gas—
commercial gas producing zenes have been giv®^
driilstem tests at Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company's 6.
additional
Four
largest- exclusive
Brumfield is the country's
electrical relays for industry and
&
Gas Co.—Finds More
Arkansas Louisiana
and
plant in Franklin, Ky.
Ind., and a second
Co., which has its
successful
Chpone°r
„
.
(354)
2
July 23, 1959.
Number 5867
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(355)
for
equipment
air-launched
and
preflight
and in-flight
AV
;
missiles.
sales
Avien
for
fiscal
the
checkouts
.
of
both
and
ground
Buffalo
June
30,
1953
earnings before taxes were $500,000. For the nine months ended
31, 1959, the company reported sales approximately $6,000,000
earnings
before
Technical
Midwest
closed-end
as
$550,000.
Net
equal
Development
Corp. was founded in October, 1958
corporation specializing
in investments in
190,
and
Babcock
Wilcox
&
reported
$1,500,000
&
Semiconductor
Corp.,
Danbury,
to
Electric
July 17 the receipt of
on
manufacture
Co.—V.
190,
and
install
contract
a
for
for
the
Mr.
the
for
Nov.
in
of
Wendt
indicated That
$195,296
He
year.
the
ments.
10%
above
that
at
added
same
as
a
comparable
the
current
that
and
ago
the
the
,
year
for
first
period
time
orders
six
million
the
,
This
1958
1959
public
,
fiscal
about
of
Net
ship-
at
.
Barton Distilling
This
Co.—Applies for Order—
located
company,
in
Chicago, III-., has
the
under
1957
and
1959
of
1958
the
conflict
of
any
order
an
Indenture
for
Act
proceeds
of
and a fourth indenture to be dated
July 1.
obligor, is hot likely to involve such a material
to disqualify the Trust
Company from acting-as
one of the four indentures; and the Commission has
giving interisted
until
persons
1959
3,
Aug.
to
y
'
request
to
be
for
hearing- therein:
a
According to the application, $2,000,000 of 6%' '
July
1,
1965 are to be issued under the 1959 5
by
the
pledge of
whiskey
warehouse
receipts.
Distilling,w our issue of July 13, 1959.)—V. 190, p. 151.
secured
notes, due
indenture,
secured
(See
"Barton
The
Rouge
Water
Works
Co.,
Rouge, La.—
Commission—
company
No
California
-
to
enlarge
the
company's
water
Eastern
the
has
Board,
Aviation,
Aviation,
acquired
with
announced'
offices
in
..
.
(
throughout
,
million
dis-
<
in
the
free
annually
part
the
of
Eastern.
1226.
,
.
-
Months
The
world.
in
Air
Its
last
the
Carrier
May 31—
1959
Sales
integration
before
Profit
after
Profit
share
per
vision
The
for
and
outstanding—.
stock
common
preferred
sales
panies
of
Callery
3,031,407
1,610 788
shares
after
of
2,316,047
$0.63
Squire
Dingee
Co.
and
$0.60
affiliated
•
of
189,
work
Beckman
Instruments,
corporation
Inc.—Receives
an
data
John
at
F.
of
rate
15,000
units
will
engines
for
systems
will
be
the
of
used
Air
samples a second.
Beckman's Systems
in
the
Force
Division/said
solid
of
-
monitor
thrust,
test data during static tests
information will be recorded
of
on
temperature,
and
pressure
Bell
said
the
totals
$168,000.—V.
1959—Month—1958
189.
Federal
income
Other
operating
163,458,459
104,712,213
153,022,372
107,485,496
4,156,600
24,046,200
17,920,600
1,526,212
9,170.942
4,441,508
25,529,3 04
4,909,092
3,997,330
22,976,052
$3,871,500
The
the
July
N,
said
the
operational
Black
systems,
are
for
approach)
Baltimore,
Materiel
Area,
190,
on
Md.,
to
kits
31
will
Stores
meet
air
present-day
the
LARC-5,
the
Corporation's
Ingersoll
<
its
on
trim,
SEC
craf.t
rugged
Division
Was
developed by
conjunction with
in
Brown
new
Mill
by
to
located
A.
E.
H.
established
to
this
..
cost
in
of
Cascade
nearly
the
Fair,
line
its
adjoining
fine
will
will
of
Gorham,
well
be
on
adjoin
"Increased
as
July
added
that
the
N.
The
present
-
im¬
to
THE
189,
COMMERCIAL
WUliam
new
which
building
he
p.
ant>
of
in
chemistry,"
boron
available
for
time
first
the
Ltd.—Reports Higher Assets—
in
ago,
the
an
of
increase
25%.
months
Three
at-the
quarter-end
virtually
&nd
ago,
previous quarter.—V.
was
$15,
unchanged
189,
p.
up
from
23.5%
from
the $15.03
1572.
Co.,
hew
for
said
will
will
our
newly
adding to
.
also
enable
include
Brown
Dana^eibert P^estoFiUpJhuSS?
stockholders
«
tt
<a
Copyright 1959 by William B
NOTE:
fluctuations In
On
account
of
the
the
rate
of
merger
stock
subject
are
constituent
is
to
The
the
on
of
approval
companies;
listed
present
New
York
;
den
van
"the
Berg,
consolidation
to
proposed
President-elect
will
move
operations
our
give
and
of
additional
expand
the
the
finan¬
activities
field."
'
den
van
Berg
consolidation,
announced
that
Consolidated
prior
to
Electronics
the
(old)
bring
of:
Public
Utility
Corp.
•
Philips
Philips
con¬
would
and
Corp.
(privately
ths
together
(traded
over-tho»
held).
Inc.
Serum
(privately
Co.
subsidiaries
Industries
Inc.
Electronics,
Anchor
its
,
Electronics
Industries,
(old)
(NYSE).
(ASE).
held).
After certain
inter-corporation "transfers, Consolidated Electronics In¬
(new), as the top company, will continue the operations
conducted by Central Public Utility Corp., Consolidated Elec¬
dustries
'
Corp.
formerly
tronics
Industries
Electionics,
Serum
owned
will
of
known
which
will
Inc.
Inc.)
into The
merge
subsidiary
result
Inc.
Corp.
(old),
and
Philips Industries,
(64% owned by Philips Industries,
Inc.
will
Co.
the
66%
top
Anchor
Electric Co., a whollyFrom this merger a company
and Pharmaceutical Industries,
company.
Philips Electronics
as
be
Philips
and
Islands Gas and
owned
by the top company, the balance being
by the public. The operations of Philips Electronics and Pharma¬
Industries, Inc.. will include Philips Roxane, Inc., which prior
held
ceutical
*
these
to
transactions conducted
activities
It
of
Philips
estimated
is
the
Industries,
that
fine
chemical
and
drug distributing
Inc,
•
Consolidated Electronics
Industries
Corp.
(new)
wi)l begin its operations with a net worth of
approximately $50,000,000.
Annual
sales and revenues, based on current rates, are in excess of
$90,000,000 after
consolidation
of
all
of
its
subsidiaries.
The
66%
owned subsidiary,
Philips Electronics and Pharmaceutical Industries,
Inc.
will itself
have
a
net
worth
of
approximately $27,000,000 and
consolidated
Mr.
annual
den
van
present
to
be
H.
Coughlin,
and
revenues
of approximately $30,000,000.
emphasized that these moves will not affect the
of the component companies which will continue
their present executives and staff. Mr. Christopher
headed- by
Consolidated
Louis
now
to
founder
act
Arie
President
Electronics
Durban,
Mr.
sales
Berg
management
President
of
and
will
in
be
In
Philips
Serum
the
of
this
Corp.,
will
join
Vice-President.
as
Transformer
subsidiary.
Philips Electronics,
Mr.
will
Co.
new
of
that
will
Co.,
Utility
(new)
Advance
Electronics
announced
of
Public
Corp.
President
now
Anchor
of
Pharmaceutical
charge
Central
President
President
as
Vernes,
tronics
of
Industries
and
proposed President of
tries, Inc, Mr. Vernes
join
Industries.
W.
True
the
Inc.
pharmaceutical
Inc.,
Pharmaceuticals
and
Mr.
Davifcs,
Board
and,
is
the
Indus¬
Jr.,
now
of
Philips Elec¬
Vice-President,
as
activities.
accomplishing
the consolidation and formation of tho new com¬
pany,
Central Public Utility Corp. stockholders will exchange their
shares on a one-for-one basis; stockholders of Consolidated Electronics
Industries
Corp.
(old)
now
held.
share
the
merger
listing
the
on
■
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock, (par
common
Murphy
Pearson,
with
will
exchange
formation
and
on
basis
a
of
1.25
new
shares
for
of
Philips
Electronics,
Inc;
and
Philips Electronics, Inc. stockholders
American
Stock
Exchange.—V.
,
Inc.
189,
will
apply
1791.
p.
&
'
"
Chemstrand Corp.—Quarterly Sales Lower—
the
cents) to be
Co., Inc., New
10
The
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
corporation's
quaiter
first
amounted
of
Sales
quarter
.July
14.
sales
to
on
a
$52,060,000
consolidated'
basis
for
the "six
months
to
for
the
earnings
June
consolidated-basis
second
with
compared
$54,134,000 in the
President, reported on
this year, Edward A. ONeiTJr.,
30
totaled
$106,194,000
1958.
compared with sales of $72,179,000 in the first half of
Net
on
will
11
Aug.
consider
increasing
(&\
after
all
charges
dnd taxes
the June quarter were $7,166,000, compared with $7,662,000 in the
preceding three months.
Net.Tor" the six
months
to
June
30
was
$14,828,000 as compared with $6,376,000 for the same period last year.
Recently announced plans for expansion of nylon production facilities
with a new plant at Greenwood, S. C., will make available additional
nylon yarns in late 1960.—V. 189, p. 1925.
'
on
a
Industries,
Inc.,
Anhouncement
President
by Celanese
of
of
Great
the
of
Corp.,
licensing
Fiber
of
by
:
.
E.
-
was
Industries,
America
and
I.
•
duPont
de
Nemours
$1,000,000 5Y4% first mortgage bonds, series D, due
1, 1989.—V. 190, p. 255.
June
&
Co.,;
Chicago &
The
•
made
Inc.;
E. Hutton-& Co. and Laird, Bissell &
Meeds announced the past week the private placement
of
produce
Fiber
to
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—Bonds Placed
Privately—A/V\
on
a
Imperial
,
July
17 by James H.
company' jointly
Chemical
Britain.
owhed
Industries Ltd.
•
'
At the same time, Mr. Black reported plans by Fiber Industries to
market
commercial quantities
of its hew polyester fiber, Teron, by
the
middle
of
I960.
The
fiber
will
be
produced in a plant now
under construction in Shelby, N. C., in both staple and filament forms,
for
primary
ehd uses in apparel and home lurnishings.
It will
merger
of
wholly
owned
the
marketed
be
The
ustpnt
by
Dana Company.
Celanese.
polyester fiber,
currently
in
office)
of
one
1941
in
the
William" B.
news
,
^
known chemically as polyethylene terephthalate,
fastest growing synthetic" textiles.
It was
the
laboratories
Dana
and
of
Company,
Calico Printers'
Publishers,
advertising issue)
with
a
Association,
RR.—Proposed
in
authorized
of
retiring
exchange-offer.—V.<
shares
of
outstanding
190,
p.
common
shares
stock
of
class
to
A
issued
stock
for
the
through,
an
Utilities Co.- -Announces Additional Acquisi-
tions—
The. company
on
July-14 announced additional acquisitions.all the
capital stock of Arrowhead Water Co.,
which is
was
structing
Wheatcn,
facilities to serve
111., approximately
a
20
large
miles
made in New York funds.
One
con¬
subdivision
located
near
west" of the City of - Chicago.
new
25 Park Plaice, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
George J
statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street
for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be
be
255.
Morrissey,
Chicago 3.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post off ice at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year, Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
exchange, remittance
Merger—
.
increase
Citizens
Illinois
Sept.
25
will
consider approving proposed
Chicago Heights Terminal Transfer Railroad Co.,- (a
subsidiary)
into
company;
also 'approving proposed
on
purpose
,
is
Eastern
stockholders
Possession! TeS?orfes Ind Seml^rs Sf SSwican
the
Industries, Inc.,
exchange on a share for share basis.
Philips Electronics and Pharmaceutical Industries
and market a polyester fiber in the United
expiration of the basic patent in July, -1961, has been
JSD F™* ^rhSsdav (general
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
to United States. U. S.
in
will
Corp. of America—Affiliate Licensed—
to
before
developed
ruDr>\nr-T v
*
•
and
various
Pharmaceutical
proceeds are to be used to repay'a loan and for working capital.
granted
modern
Company
'
2031.
'ptn'A'nt'tat
a
-
■
and,
'
resources.
particularly in the increasingly significant United States
Consolidated
above,
filed
10
through
share,
per
Y.-.
cash
Corp., Dallas, Texas—Files With SEC
July
shares
Inc.
Black,
H.
demand
$1
at
on
300,000
substantial
common
strength
counter).
each
Co.—Owns_ Lease in Active Area—
Gas
Pieter
and
group,
Central
from
the fund's assets were at $98,933,788.
year
a
the
of
license
States
Cascade
„
the
year
share, value
Celanese
,
14.
as
.
Fair
loading, terminal
speed deliveries.—V.
experience
with
Inc.,
acquire the Advance Transformer Co. of Chicago, 111.,
largest independ¬
manufacturer of ballasts for fluorescent fixtures
with an annual
volume of $16,000,000 to $18,000,000.
Completion Of
the
proposed
transactions
will
will
on
facilities
manufacturing our
makes
it
necessary for us to add to the Cascade Mill.
The new structure will
provide additional space for paper converting and
finishing equipment,
thus
enabling us to operate at lower cost and. to
provide better
customer
service
in
the
flexible
packaging,
envelope and
printing
paper trade."
Mr.
*
A
constructed
necessity for
Nibroc
paper
lines,
present
truck
plant,
authorized
common
stock
from .10,000,000. shares,
$10 par value
to 35,000,000
shares, ".without- par
value
to
effect
a
three-for-one
split-up
and
reducing authorized preferred
stock from 330,000 to 200,000 shares,
with related technical changes;
(b) amending by-laws to provide that
shares issued pursuant to 1952
Restricted Stock Option Plan will, be
automatically adjusted upon
stock dividends,
stock splits, or other
Changes in company's common stock;
(c)
approving an Employees'
investment Plan; (dr amending Retirement Income. Plan;
(e) approving
195D- Stock Option Plan,—V.
189, p. 2454.
^
announced
town
said,
papers,
mill
paper
was
$200,000
President
of
now
investing
a
corporation
N.
The
.
company,, it
the Lawrence
reduction
sales
Sunflower
with
the
to
for
the
Co., Berlin, N. H.—Plans Expansion—
addition
Ad-
applied
company.
to
the
as
the
hour
per
A
are
Caterpillar Tractor
......
_
mediately
structure,
fund
March" 31,
covering
The
of the LARC is to transfer
cargo from shipside,
throiigh
surf, zone, and past the beach line to an
unloading point, some
distance inland and then .return to the
ship to repeat the. operation.
The
LARC
is
capable' of transferring five
tons
of
cargo
per
trip,
travelling 10 miles per houi- in the water and 35 miles
2239.
The
conjunction
years
Arkansas Louisiana
York,
the
p.
Space
explore
further
the. possible
applications
for
most promising new rocket propellants. Tonnage
the
period
end
The
$78,711,418
Function
highways.—V. 189,
in
and
to
Casco Chemical
$79,747,048
Army:
Transportation
Corps
and
its
Transportation
Engineering Command.
The
LARC
derives
its
name
official Army identification—Lighter,
Amphibious, Resupply,
.
chemicals.
diborane
Carter Oil
and
.
of
1959-r-ll Mos,—1958
$6,571;562
Kalamazoo
from
and
the hew
of
shorten
•
of
of
per
See
States
Cargo
Aeronautics
be
Corp.—Merger Planned—
group
the
Mr.
In
Up—
the
Research
to
one
$12.15
the
at
■
•
Borg-Warner Corp.—New Amphibious Craft—
United"
National
\
and
23
combina¬
capability for testing of aircraft and missile com¬
with
liquid,', boron-containing,
high-energy
fuels.
work with the aircraft-component industry to best
expects
responding
189, p. 2239.
Named
the
of
corporation,
resources
securities of leading Canadian
corporations, reports total net assets of $9&,174,742 at the end of the
third'quarter of the present fiscal year to May 31. 1
This. cornPares with assets, of $78,312,770 at the end of the cor¬
An
entirely new military amphibious craft which has more
speed,
mobility, maneuverability, and water-borne stability than any of its
type ever ouilt has been announced by R. S. Ingersoll, President.
,
with
said.
mutual
offered
.
"This
may
•
ent
'
advanced
significantly
its
Electronics
July
consider
$6,727,500
of
our
new
Canada General Fund
This
earlier
1959—Month—1958
.
.
said.
increase
new
consolidation
support
for
Inc.—Sales
i
should
or
Utility
within
summation
propellants.
Lawrence plant for a -wide variety of industrial and pro¬
pellant uses, ;
The leasing agency for the Sunflower plant, located at DeSoto, Kan.,
midway between Lawrence and Kansas City, is the Army Engineers
District, Kansas City, Mo.—V. 189, p. 2671.
-
to
continental
and
..
Aug.
Sanner
to
begun July
Exchange
On
"■
151.
p.
Mr.
used
of operations of this corporation
Industries Corp. and Philips Industries,
electrical and electronic equipment, wore
of
pharmaceutical
chemical-produc¬
experienced personnel to
our
personnel
for
the
According
the
and
Griffiss
modification
nev;
radar
.
Period End. June 30—
-
Sales
contracts
tion
.
of
facili-
be
application
will
be
made
for
listing on the
York Stock Exchange to be effective
immediately upon the forma¬
cial
Callery's
increasing tbe authorized
from
1,500,000
shares
(par $1)
to
3.000,000 shares
to effect a two-for-one split-up.—V. 189, p. 1923.
cents)
Bond
$1,429,185.
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Stock
.
stock
(par 50
at
Air
solid
augment
utilize
customers,"
develop
facilities
Calle'ry
The
Decker
stockholders
common
division
originally built by Bendix,
requirements.—V.
&
split—..;
The
of
Rome
and
excellent
combination
and
will
the
will
consolidation
stockholders
New
I
Govt. Lease—
and
debentures
overseas,
has
continue
amounts
Radio
2239.
,
Y.
(ground-controlled
radar
in
Headquarters,
Rome,
Force
GCA
contracts
corporation's
by
it
Base,
Air
update
defense
two
Contracts
Force
ideal
an
bipropellants,
Works,
use
plans
its
Sanner
diborane,
.
:
of
with
made
Force
—V.
-
'
17,401,280
2887.
Air
189, p.
-
our
for"
quantities
Announcement
was
Mr.
20,156,807
p.
provide
plant
,
Sunflower
utilize
7,459,469
5,374,084
189,
margins.
Vice-President,
the
resulting
Stock
,
.
Hartman,
Aviation.-—V.
.
a
series of near-simultaneous meetings of the Directors of tho
corporations. Central Public Utility Corp.
operater transporta¬
in
this
country and public utilities
Both
that
Chemical
trained
to
contract
increase
Callery
1,873,728
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Receives
Air
$
-
taxes.
after
—V.
$
operating income
charges
Net
Net
$
20,676,651
to
and
required
ponents
30,800.971
taxes
profit
result
the
services
the
of
use
facilities
Lawrence
manufacture
"The
5,170,400
.
at
for
Lawrence
services
our
the
also
33,601,441
expenses—
to
expected
plant will be used
'propellant development-, routine testing, safety evaluation,
and
possible eventual propellant production. Some of.the more advanced
propellant systems require radically different processing techniques
than
those
presently used. Integration of chemical and propellant
production capabilities is achieved in the Lawrence-Sunflower -program.
1959--5 Mos.—1958
21,183,229
revenues.—
Operating
is
be
Electronics
Consolidated
for
.
2670.
p.
$
Operating
in
L.
of Lund
announced
Sunflqwer
facilities
of
current
for
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
companies
Howard
,
'
it
•
7...
:
•
"
* ,• V '
"Callery does not intend to enter the focketr-hardware business but
improving its capability to
develop and' produce the propellants
needed by the missile industry. * Our present facilities were designed
rocket engines, Mr. Bishop said. The
magnetic tape for entry into electronic
contract
averaged over $2
will be operated as
Division of California
Public
for
•
1
Bishop
■
is
related
computers.
Mr.
has
and
improvement
and
9
Sunflower
ministration.
the
Ballistic
Missile.
The
.
.
facili-
propulsion concepts. For example,
Sunflower would be ideal for -advanced development of certain aspects
of the new propellant concept
now being
explored by Callery under
propellant
Intercontinental
at
the
time
the
a
development
Minuteman
July
On
monopropellants,
of
facilities
tion
on
Bishop,1 Manager
electronic
rocket
the
two
the activities
Government
S.
Callery's
on
increase
Contract—
July 15 announced receipt of a contract from
Thiokol Chemical Corp., of Brigham
City, Utah, for two high-speed
electronic data processing systems capable of
recording rocket engine
test
to
"Use
,
tion
This
volume
;
years,
Chemical Co.—Negotiating
U.
available
ties
1571.
p.
sales
two
these
President,
company
the
Works
com¬
(merged with Beatrice Foods Co. as of Dec. 1, 1958)
for the
ended May 31,
1958, are included in the above comparative
-
quarter
figures.—V.
Carnicero,
it is negotiating a
lease
part of the facilities of the.
vast Sunflower Ordnance Works near Lawrence, Kan., for
development,
testing, and production of new high-energy rocket propellants.
E.
G.
Sanner,' President, said that the proximity of the Ordnance
with
pro¬
dividends.—j
earnings
This
1,485,407
2,395,534
at
new
$96,293,237
taxes
common
Jorge
warehouse
for
Auchincloss,
5%
'
to
corporation, to be known as Consolidated Elec¬
tronics Industries Corp.
(new), will also expand its activities in tho
field of fine chemicals,
drugs and pharmaceuticals. This expansion will
be
partly accomplished through the merger of Anchor Serum Co. of
St.
Joseph, Mo., largest independent U.
S.
manufacturer
of
animal
vaccines,
with
the
new
corporation's subsidiary,- Philips
Electronics
and Pharmaceutical
Industries, Inc,.
1958
taxes-—3,321,788
Federal
Federal
of
Lund,
will continue to direct
$99,745,537
Profit
Number
and
of
-i
The
.
City
Service'Corporation
operating economies and
Edward
Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
Ended
York
is
of
merchants
addition,
July 8.
on
New
..
|
Three
Inc.,
sale
base
from
three
in
.
Beatrice Foods
.
Aviation,
through
commission
filed
covering
offered
be
the
loans.
23
Inc.—Acquisition—
Lund
amount
1959;
to
working
the
manuiacturers
Millville, N?:,Jm is a leading company in the field of supplying
complete aircraft, major components, engines, propellers, Jato installations, accessories, instruments, radio and spare parts to aircraft owners
a
used
p.
Lund
ties
underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be
tribution system.—V. 184,
common
the
-
corporation
Washington,
17,
-
by
receivables
Consolidated
.
stock,
company's Restricted Stock Option Plan
Employees.—V. 190, p. 47.
to
pursuant
Key Executive
This
on
The
'
on
Wv
July
retail
a
in
short-term
Moves
SEC
N.
on
debentures,
principal
of
With SEC—
the
St.,
SEC
underwiiting
of
tion
\
Baton
July 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 26,643 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $11 per share. Rights expire on July
29.
offered
Chairman of
Baton
Files With Securities and Exchange
Co. Inc.—Registers
the
capital
capital of the company, thereby increasing
borrowing from banks or other lending
Additional working capital may be used for the
purchase
Central
Bulova Watch
Thiscompany-filed- a registration
statement
with
July .20, 1959, seeking: registration rof 100,000 shares; of
the
the
sustaining
v
as
255.
p.
11th
620
their
merchants
institutions.
remainder of the current fiscal
year and hope to equal the 1958
volume,' although we will not reach the level of sales attained in
1957, our record sales year."—V. 189, p. 1924.
a
indentures
same
interest
trustee "under
issued
Trust
shipments and profits through
the
made
application to the
finding by the Commission
that trusteeship of American Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago under three
SEC
expect gains in
of
The
provides
merchants
retail
maintain
or
or
"We
.
100%
company
member
assists
was
at
with
convertible
Redpath.
.
said,
190,
charge account" service for customers
Washington and surrounding area, and
purchasing from them, at
a
discount,
customers'
sales
tickets
for
which
the
company
has previously ap¬
proved
credit—thus providing
the
merchants
with
credit
facilities.
of
,
were
1958
anead
&
The
$660,291
located
statement
5 Vs %
sale
Parker
as
of
■
Wendt
to manufacture and market the fiber
by Calico Printers to duPont.
plant will have an ultimate capacity"of
sold
year.—V.
a
company,
$500,000
provision
■
Mr.
Rights
were
Shelby
pounds
registration
a
shares.
months
backlog
running
Britain.
States
Industries'
Central Charge Service, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
with
the
of
before
of
the
were
40
30
or
and
year
tne
orders
Great
United
Fiber
common
outstanding
Profit
in
the
,
$247,719
quarter-
of
,30.
was
snares
second
number
same
ends
year
$532,494
the
in
snare
on
-fiscal
totaled
approximately
more
Madison-
151.
p.
Ltd.,
quarter ended May 31,
compared with $424,182 in the previous quarter and with
for the quarter ended May 31,
1958.
Contract—
boiler
a
per
based
company's
taxes
1959
649,572
the
on
31,
May
compares
with net profit of
first .quarter of the current
the
cents
both
year,
The
for
50
ended
s.iare
•
Tnis
in
snare
or
quarter
per
outstanding.
per
fiscal
"
Co.—Awarded New
the
cents
cents
$325,117
Conn.—
:
The company
than
National
151.
p.
for
38
to
stock
oriented
technical
Melbourne,
Paul,
Minn.;
profit
-
companies. It has thus
far
invested
in
four
companies, Mr. Ryden said: Soro'oan Engineering of
Fia.; Minco Products, Inc., Minneapolis; Telex, Inc;, St.
other
Gas
of
investment
scientifically
V.
taxes
Gains—
Net profits in tne second quarter of the 1959 fiscal year
improved
approximately 25'%
over
the
iirst
quarter,
according to
a
report
released July 15 by Henry W. Wendt, chairman of trie Board.
'
$7,400,000
were
March
and
Forge Co.—Reports Further
.
ended
year
3
Editor;
Illinois
Subscriptions
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
(356)
Chicago
utility properties in the
Citizens began operations
acquisition of
since 1S5C, when
seventh
Citizens'
suburban
is
This
area
Richard
L. Rosenthal, President, also advised that Citizens is cur¬
negotiating to acquire several additional utilities in this area,
one
of the fastest growing regions in the country.
Mr
Rosenthal also announced that Citizens had acquired certain
electric facilities in Vermont, From the municipal electric system
of
the Village of Swanton, Citizens purchased a 33 KV transmission
line and substation facilities connecting Sheldon Springs and Higngate
Falls
a
distance of approximately 4.1 miles.
From the Missisquoi
Paper Division of Standard Packaging. Corp., Citjzens purchased the
distribution
system formerly owned arid operated by Missisquoi to
serve
residential customers in the area around Sheldon, Vt.
The purchase prices in these acquisitions were not disclosed—V. 189,
rently
,
1464.
p.
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—•
Trading to Be Suspended in Common and 5% Pfd. Shs.
Governors
of the New York Stock Exchange voted on July 23 to
suspend trading, effective Aug. 3, in three securities issues of two
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
suspended are the common and 5% preferred
stocks
of the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Co
known as the "Big four," and the common stock of the Pittsburg,
Ft ' "Wayne
& Chicago Railway Co. The exchange said it will ask
the Securities and Exchange Commission
to delist the issues.
The number of shares of each common stock availab-e for trading
has been so reduced, the Governors said, that it no longer considers
the issues suitable for trading.
The suspension order represents the Big Board's first action under
a
policy, announced last May, of tightening up the rules used in
deciding whether preferred stocks
and "guaranteed" common stock
issues should be delisted.
Preferred
stocks
have
a
claim on a company's earnings
before
common
dividends can be paid, and are usually entitled to dividends
at a specified
rate. Guaranteed common stocks are those on which
dividends are guaranteed by another company, such as railroad issues
where the right-of-way is leased to the guarantor.
The exchange said it considered
delisting a guaranteed stock when
the shares outstanding amount to 10,000 shares or less
The governors
also re-evaluate listings
of other securities of a company when its
securities
The
be
to
.
stock
common
delisted.
is
Chicago & St. Louis is operated' under
Central Railroad Co. New York Central owns
466,472 common shares, leaving only 3,881 shares held by 161 other
stockholders,
the exchange said.
The New York Central also owns
87,735 shares of preferred stock, leaving 12,265 shares held by- 409
other stockholders.
Five listed bond issues of the railroad are not
affected by the governors' action, the exchange noted
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railway is operated under lease by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. The Pennsylvania owns 1,139,902 com¬
mon
shares, leaving only 5,746 shares held by 155 other stockholders,
the
exchange said. Pittsburgh; Ft.
Wayne also has a 7% ^ preferred
stock listed, of which 150,083 shares are publicly held. This issue will
remain listed, the Big Board said.—V.
189, p. 2240,
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
The
lease
of
Los Angeles
(Calif.)
offices of Commerce Financial
Corp., a subsidiary was announced July 15 by Arthur W. Frenzel,
Vice-President
and Manager.
Commerce Financial
will offer 5-year
growing California manufacturers and distributors.
Loans will range from $50,000 to $1,000,000.
Headouarters of Commerce Financial will be at 2975 Wilshire Blvd.
capital
In
addition
185,
Electronics Inc.—Registers
Cohu
Consolidated
July
on
be
to
are
by
supplied
of
none
tional
141.
has
amount
ending
July
on
$1,640,000
June
9.
brings
This
awarded
been
of
Supersonic Research
year
for
the
by the Air Force
of
the Hurricane
contract
new
a
operation
Site in Southern Utah for the government's fiscal
30,
1960,
T.
C.
Coleman, Frresident, announced
Securities
A.
backlog
company's
for
testing
track
said.—V.
190,
Co
2,500
Eichler & Co
1,500
&
Bateman,
BCar, Stearns & Co
Income
Fed.
duPont
Erdman
&
Co
Estabrook
The
from
State,
operations______________^_—
&
Canadian
taxes
in
Kirkland
insur,
policy
of
excess
$8,235,952
450,814
*323,698
233,800
Crl45,000
*$178,698
(credit)
on life of former
surrender value—
cash
!
income
56,731
$217,014
*$121,667
103,660
83,693
$0.42
_____
Nil
declared_______
Earnings
share
per
Loss.—V.
189,
Colonial
;
,
2780.
p.
Stores Inc.—Reports
Lower
On
a
share
per
for each
55. cents
the
Co.—--—
&
Dean Witter & Co._:
&
Co
of
86
Sales
the
ahead
of
during
the
weeks
both
profits
1958
period
showed
special
a
Federal
tax
refund
24
weeks
this
of
totaling
totaled
year
credit
$203,241,992
$204,132,783,
the
during
first
the report,
Joseph Seitz, President said:
improvement in the trend of both sales and
12 weeks of 1959.
2.4%, the second
comparable
figures of
periods of 1959
12-week
for
results.
comparable
on
down
above
the
We
second
during
weeks
12
anticipate
continue
Utiljty
that
the
Whereas
were
below
improvement
half
second
of
for
show
Likewise,
45%
were
sales
weeks
12
1958.
those
above
in
Corp.
Industries
This
company
Central Power
stockholders
The
become
effective
certificates
the
on
on
will
be
directors
The
on
$2.50
new
the
with
a
year
first
sales
year."—v.
12
189,
ago,
profits
p.
2888.
June
July
30
approved
20,
1959.
mailed
on
July
declared
par
9
value
It
two-for-one
a
is
anticipated
ordered
been
have
—V.
190,
of
users
service
for
services,"
our
to
increase
in
J.
S.
L.
Snead,
Jr.,
—Quarter Ended—
June 20,'59
before
taxes
Net
•Earns,
split
the
to
new
about
or
Aug. 1.
dividends of
common
6y2
cents
per
June 20/59 June 14/58
June 14,'58
$707,013
$1,112,900
$1,060,302
356,209
358,885
551,662
544,445
$0.58
$0.59
$0.90
$0.89
share
com;
per
shares
610,005
on
189,
—_
of
record
Sept.
17;
and
2,
receive
a
dividend
shares.
acted
This
of
12
cents
dividend
upon.—V.
Columbia
of
stock
common
currently
187,
Gas
p.
had
per
share
been
business
on
declared
Aug.
1
before
on
July
17
the
$5
on
the
stock
will
par
split
SEC
has
which
Management,
With Securities and
The
SEC
Inc.,
Seattle, Wash.—Files
of
sale
Execute
The
stock
common
of
,
construction
client's
each
firm
and
corporation
title
tion
of
two
roll-on,
announced
was
qualified
has
the
of
XI
roll-off
July
on
10
Acting
and
of
Act
container
by
Government
loan
for
Marine
Merchant
ships
lor
Maritime
Aid—
insurance
mortgage
for
1936
capital.
working
the
construc¬
coastwise
service,
Administrator
Walter
Ford.
C.
At
the
time, Erie & St. Lawrence Corp., owners of Containerships, Inc., announced award of a $7,000,000 contract to Maryland
Shipbuilding & Dry-dock Co., at Baltimore, Md., for construction of
the
two
ships,
which were
designed by
George
D.
Sharp,
Naval
same
Architect.
& St.
Common
Lawrence Corp.
Carrier
Coast
Atlantic
holds an Interstate Commerce Commission
permitting it to serve Great Lakes,
Franchise,
Gulf
and
between
Service
W-l,
ports.
the
ports of New York and Jacksonville will be
inaugurated with the delivery of the two vessels next Summer.
The construction of additional ships is planned to serve remaining
of the
said.
jointly owned by a group of New
York investors and Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of
New York and the Philadelphia
Savings Fund
Society of Philadelphia, will act: under Title XI
to
provide the finances necessary for the project.
These vessels will be
among
the first new ships built for container service, and will be
bareboat
chartered by Containerships, Inc.
to Erie & St. Lawrence
Erie
franchise, the company
&
St.
Lawrence
in
170
will
vessel
bonds at
an
sale
bank
interest rate
loans
and
and
Corp.
is
be
capable
carrying
of
2,10o
short
steam
May 31,'59 Apr. 30,'59
$
Gross
from
revenues
Utility
utility
Income
from
utility operations
43,777,194
56,829
91,301
399,763
44,551,996
43,868,495
42,633,058
12,113,591
12,229,164
12,006,280
32,438,405
31,639,331
30,626,778
26,294,883
26,294,883
24,958,299
6,143,521
5,344,447
5,668,478
$2.29
income
corporate
deductions
etc.,
income
divs.
Pacific
Electric
Zellerbach
tons
of
cargo
paid
declared
or
in
working
'
inc.
Net
the
$2.24
$2.45
This
St.
Co.,
below.—V.
189,
p.
and
Corp.—To
Set Up
200-acre
a
of
mill,
Lumber Opera¬
&
a
site
Columbia
at
City
in
Northwest
Oregon,
for
con¬
sawmill.
modern
new
The
full
installation
new
tree
farms
utilization
hauled
fuel
by
and
Crown
pulp
every
to
handle
will
the
ihe
log.
Chips
company's
Camas,
small
Columbia
manufacture of
Zellerbach's
then
and
of
truck
for
in
paper.
Wash.,
River
and
logs
harvested
area
and
as
othw lumber
nearby
St.
Helens
on
the
com¬
provide "for
leftovers will be
mill
for
use
as
operates
retail
to
A
ago,
year
share
Cubic
This
Sawdust will be shipped by rail to
for conversion to kraft pulp
plywood mills in British Columbia as
Canadian provinces of Alberta
yards in the
190, p. 49.
well
and
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located at 5575 Kearny Villa Road, San Diego,
registration statement with the SEC on July 17, 1959,
covering 105,000 shares of capital stock, of which 100,000 are to be
offered for public sale for
account of the company and 5,000 for
Calif.,
corporation,
filed
a
levels
earnings
of
and
of
1958
$616,942
for
$308,014
earned
sharp
in
rise
Devoe
increase
strong
a
its
in
194,690,
cent's
first
equal
share
the
for the
net
class
DIT-MCO, Inc.
land
of
common
at
a
of
per
to
$636,361
class
the
on
A
B.
$207,549
sales
on
of
$24,-
and
19
cents
the class A stock
on
186,
share
per
class
totalled
share
amounted
1959
$1.19
the
2575.
p.
Common Stock Offered
—
stock
(no par
—
The Mid¬
items
certain
1951,
the
pany
of
became
and
as
began
under
$1
the
share)
per
laws
of
State
the
its present name.
In 1952 the com¬
business of building custom transform¬
to
electronic manufacturing com¬
to
supplied them
to the Drive-In
company
value
1948, under the name "Drive-In Theatre
initially in the manufacture and sale of
used by drive-in theatres.
On Nov. 30,
changed
in the
was
well
as
27,
engaged
engaged
coils
the
incorporated
equipment
name
and
panies
It
stated
—
share.
per
was
February
on
Company".
1954
to
earnings
price of $10.75
Missouri
ers
months
on
B.—V.
BUSINESS—Company
of
cents
58
were
Securities Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo., recently of¬
on
behalf of selling
stockholders, 30,000 shares
fered
Mfg.
six
equal
share
to 39 cents per
the
on
share
per
29 cents per share on the class B.
quarter totalled $16,262,705, compared
quarter of 1958.
same
first
per
half
earnings
and
second
$27,846,160,
59
1958,
the
in
net
stock
A
in
$13,352,075
stock
per
class
by Devoe
sales
on
quarter
second
the
on
Sales
the
Theatre
In
Division.
manufacture
of
addition/in
universal
automatic
circuit
analyzers, and the first sale of said equipment was consum¬
mated in August, 1954.
As of March 31, 1959, the company has sold
the Drive-In
Theatre
Mfg. Division and the Transformer Division,
and
a
its
how
testing
sole
activities
the
are
manufacture
and
sale
of
circuit
equipment,
and related consulting services.
The company, in
period of time, has become a leading manufacturer
circuit analyzers.
Its executive offices and plant are
relatively short
and
supplier
located
at
of
911
Broadway,
Kansas
City,
CAPITALIZATION AS
OP
Missouri.
MAY
1959
31,
Authorized
Common
stock
•There
$3.33
options to purchase 25,275
share to expire on March 31,
per
p.
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
are
notes
of
May
the
31,
of
sum
1926.
shares
of
*163,875 shs.
stock
common
at
1961.
the company had borrowed on 60 to 90
$183,913 at an average interest of 5Vfe%.—V.
1959
•
Pepper Co.—Sales
Soar—
Syrup sales for the month of June climbed more than 13%
over
year's sales for
the same period,
Wesby R. Parker, President,
reported
on
July 1
in Dallas,
Texas.
He
attributed
the
increase
primarily to "the return of normal weather and increased sales in
our prime
consumption areas.
"The
13.07%
"new
plants
enjoyed
The
by
are
on
a local basis."
He reported that
part In sales increases, although most
time to develop sales to the point
bottlers."
program
playing
require
little
a
increase
Pepper
The
also
syrup
company
during our peak period," he said, "indicates
enthusiastically supporting our stepped-up
are
established
June
Dr.
bottlers
merchandising
markets
new
of
increase
franchised
our
a
more
marked
sales
President
the
fifth
like
ov.-r
also
of
ye»ar
had begun distribution
and / that
an
additional
four
operations
The
the
in
monthly"'increase
consecutive
periods
reported
bottlers
of
that
last
at
year.
June's
end, 23 new
Pepper since January of this
plants
are
scheduled
to
begin
Dr.
future.
near
is shooting for complete national distribution in
it celebrates its 75th anniversary.—V. 189, p. 2240.
company
year
already owns and operates a 400-ton-per-day kraft
mill,
a
green
veneer
plant
and
an
80,000-acre
and
recession
of
the
over
particularly by gains in sales of industrial finishes.
Continued improvement is anticipated during the balance of the year
if general business levels maintain their current trend,
he said.
Net earnings for the
second quarter ended May 31 equalled $1.15
per share on Devoe's. class A and 58
cents per share on its class B.
the
lumber
lumber
100%
featured
mill
tree
farm
in
Oregon's
Columbia County,
and plans
for
development of the new sawmill site are under study.
corporation's Canadian subsidiary, Crown Zellerbach Canada,
Saskatchewan.—V.
earnings
net
the
the
over
volume
Dow
industrial
further
reported
gain of
a
earnings
Zellerbach
paper
Co., Inc.—Earnings Up 100%—
7
1959,
during the same period a year ago.
Doran S.
Weinstein, President, attributed
will
paper.
and
July
on
of
quarter
national
the Columbia River,
is designed to Cut
Mill startup is scheduled for 1960, and the
facility will provide year-around jobs for 90 persons and
an
annual payroll of $500,000.
on
200,000 board feet per day.
pany's
Raynolds
company
last
on July
10 revealed, plans for setting up its first
in the United States. It has reached agreement with
County, Oregon, authorities for acquisition
which will front
outstanding at end of period, 14,157,059, 34,123,851
respectively,—V. 189, p. 2564.
12,498,893
The
Columbia
and
shares
on
2456.
corporation
Helens
42,233,295
for
business
capital and construe.
Sh. of com.''stock
per
♦Based
189,
Bought—
tion in United States—
lumber operation
$
44,495,166
income
Gross
May 31,'58
$
256,020,428 253,582,840 247,829,270
211,525,261 209,805,646 205,595,974
opers._
expenses
Dr.
Crown
facilities.,
INCOME STATEMENT
12 Months Ended—
day
Federal
com¬
was
15,
service
CONSOLIDATED
NOTE—As
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Control
See
of 4%%
1959. Proceeds of the
used to repay outstanding shortto pay for construction of addi¬
being
are
electric
Completed—Private
general and refunding
30-year
by the company June
tional
lightweight containers.
surety
of
term
Corp., it was announced.
pany
256.
$40,000,000
bond
it
issued
an
order authorizing the company to execute
bonds, in the amounts of $3,100,000 for United Fuel Gas Com¬
and $5,100,000 for The Manufacturers Light and Heat Company,
its
subsidiaries, required by the Public Service Commission of West
Virginia as an incident to their increased rate schedules.—V
190
They propose to sell 50,000 shares each.
each.
Edison. Co.—Private Sale
mortgage
pleted
In
on
July 7 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
are
to be used .to purchase a maximum of 49%
of
300,000
share),
proceeds
The
to
258,500
own
Detroit
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
per
Ltd.
Inc.—Authorized
has
outstanding
550,000
common
shares, -of
President, and Howard Abrams, Executive Vice-
parts.
It
Abrams,
Morris
President,
Net
2000.
System
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of key-blanks
cutting machinery, and the distribution of automoitve re¬
company
key
placement
outstanding.
808.
p.
Crown
Surety Bonds—
The
The
and
with
Construction
share
shares
Aug.
17; Oct. 1, to stockholders
to stockholders of record Oct. 17.
Stockholders of record as of the close of
was
Earns. Up—
—24 Weeks Ended—
$725,392
taxes
Based
The
stock
corporate purposes.
Of said balance,
outstanding notes held by officers.
repay
Ohio
corporation
filed
a
statement
with
the
SEC
17, 1959, seeking registration of 100,0C0 outstanding, common
to be offered for public sale by the present holders thereof
through Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
The public ofering price and
underwriting teims are to be supplied by amendment.
President, said.
after Federal
income
in
and
general
be used to
number
total
Fed.. inc.
—.—
profit
$70,000
eqiupment;
July
second
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—Quarterly
Profit
and
inventories,
manufacturing
in¬
and
Western
some
the
5,000
over
153.
p.
from,
$400,000
company
Industries, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Devoe
containers' will
tc
the
up
and
test
to
expects to pay off
receivables
finance
shares,
July 10 announced it is immediately placing orders
on
$1,200,000
new
struction
that
build
to
electronic
for
proceeds
to
Freightways, Inc.—Orders Equipment—
the same
available
weeks'
and
$300,000
of
net
company
incurred
Euclid,
Net
operations of Hawaiian Marine Freightways.
time, it was announced that 296 27-foot highway trailers
the
"The
of
Co.—Split Up Voted
record
value
Curtis
the
loans
balance
may
This
on
12
profits
payable in each of the
months
of September,
October and November. This is equivalent to
a rate of 13 cents per share
before the split and represents an increase
of 8y3% over the 12 cents
per share paid on the $5 par value shares.
The payment and record dates are as follows:
Sept. 1, to stockholders
Nov.
the
use
$30,077
above.—Vo 189,- p. 2781.
Corp.,
$1,500,000 for 27-foot containers and related equipment for
of the California-Hawaii service it conducts in conjunction
totaling
profits
first
apply
to
the
Of
stock,
bank
acquisition
to
Merger
—
24
increase
of
the
both
the
an
additional
short-term
expansion
"There
although
indebtedness).
of
sale
Retained
of
Colorado
certain
of
Cash
Consolidated
Each
sales
second
were
3.3%
to
its
Other
1958.
decided
a
including
first
of
Commenting
was
the
share.
for
slightly
weeks
cents
per
cents
10
shares,
of
designs, develops and produces electronic devices and
primarily for the precision tracking of missiles and aircraft.
outstanding 404,800 shares of capital stock (in addition,
Interest,
Public
Central
by
has
now
3,500
Planned—
See
a
2,500
Electronics
Consolidated
The
basis, 1959 earnings for the 24 weeks amounted to
of the 2;755,000 shares Of common stock outstanding.
number
same
earnings
p.
Wertheim
2,500
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
190, p. 256.
areas
Earnings—
Earnings during the 24-week period ended June 13, 1959 totaled
$1,598,606, the company has announced.
For
the comparable
1958
period, earnings were $2,179,294.
of
&
:
—V,
Erie
Net
Dividends
on
Stroud & Company, Inc
Sutro Bros. & Co
—
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
1,500
Corp
Sachs
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
under
$217,014
inc.
on
!
from
officer
will
3,500
3,500
Stix & Co
—1,500
First Boston
1,000
2,000
1,500
1,000
2,000
1,000
500
Containerships, Inc.—To Receive
$10,504,019
Balance
for
1,500
1,000
Co
&
Goldman,
Co.—
&
3,500
1,500
—
1,500
I.
This
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
__
Proceeds
of
Inc
Francis
related
and
May 30,' 59 May 31, '58
sales
On
Co.,
Brothers
1,000
& Co.
Incorporated
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc
Riter & Co
Schmidt, Roberts & Park—
Shields & Company—
Singer, Dearie & Scribner—
2,000
and
Cullman
3,500
3,500
Loewi
2,500
Blair
1,500
2,000
Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
Lehman Brothers—-—__
2,000
1,000
Bache
director.
The public
amend¬
and
Vice-President
Shares
15,500
Co
&
AUynijfand Co., Inc.—
Arthurs, lestrange & Co.—
48.
p.
Ended—
Quarter
offering,
the
H. Hentz & Co.___:
Johnston, Lemon &
Union
C.
($1
the
Collins & Aikman Corp.
•
Dillon,
work
Coleman
Net
of
Werner,
company
It
through
acting
below,
Manager
as
Shares
.
track
Mr.
named
Co.
&
Contract—
development and instrumentation to $2,750,000, the highest for
in
Coleman's history.
Total backlog is about $3,600,000,
vehicle
underwriters
Securities
Union
as
Engineering Co., Inc.—Awarded
company
the
follows:
Dillon,
Eastman
V.
in
details
Addi¬
to the company.
accrued
proceeds
severally agreed, subject to the terms of the underwriting agree¬
ment, to purchase from the selling stockholders the number of shares
of common stock set forth opposite their repective names:
*
Coleman
De¬
20 of the
have
:
This
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
amendment.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Inc., are listed
p.
The
systems,
States.
20,
Hayden, Stone & Co. and
the principal underwriters.
The company designs, develops and manufactures electronic equip¬
ment, industrial television equipment, and electro-acoustic equipment.
Net
proceeds of this financing are to be used as follows: $271,000
to pay
a 5%
unsecured note to vendors and sales representatives;
$1,165,000 to reduce bank notes; and the balance to increase working
capital said to be required by the increase in business volume.—V. 188,
terms
Financing
made in our issue of July
public offering by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co. of 75,000 shares of common stock ($1 par) at a price
of $59.50 per share. This was a secondary offering, hence
costing
SEC—
With
corporation filed a registration statement
1959, covering ,356,125 shares of common
stock.
The company proposes to offer this stock for subscription by
"its common stockholders, at the rate of one new share for each three
shares
held.
The record date,
subscription price and underwriting
SEC
the
Corp.—Additional
Cigar
was
V.
,
ment.
ventory;
tails—Mention
Calif.,
Diego,
San
This
42.
p.
Robert
of
Hayden, Stone & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
offering price and underwriting terms are to "be supplied
the
At
with
service
account
the
York
New
the
by
the company will al§o offer a complete
manufacturers,
wholesalers
and
distributors.
Joans,
capital
to
to
financing
—V.
to
loans
Eastman
railroads
Subsidiary Formed
Discount Corp.—New
Commercial
Opening
Chemical
Co.
Affiliate's
—
Plant
to
1960,
Produce
Acrylic Acid and Acrylic Esters—
The
Dow
Badische
Chemical
Co.
on
July
6
announced
plans to
acrylic acid and methyl, ethyl, butyl and other acrylic esters
plant under construction near Freeport, Texas.
Production is expected to begin next
January, following completion
of the plant in December.
Construction has been in progress for the
produce
at
a
past
eight
Texas
months
at
a
site
and
company, capitalized
BASF
Overzee, N.V., a
Fabrik
adjacent
to
The
Dow
Chemical
Co.'s
Division.
The
AG
of
Ludwigshafen
at
$6,000,000,
Is
owned
subsidiary- of Badische
a.
Rhein, Germany.
jointly
Anilin-
by
&
Dow
Soda-
Volume
190
Production
■
will
sold
be
quantities are available
Midland, Mich.
Dedicates
One
of
9
at
through
The
the
Dow
Dow
Chemical
Plastics
Co.
Sample
Department,
Sales
telephonic
Telefon
":-
•"
Waste iPlant—
plant
of
the
Dow
sales
Chemical
Co.
the newest concepts in industrial waste control, the
six-acre plant was built at a cost of $2,250,000 to reduce air pollution
by the giant chemical complex which produces 1,100 products in 600
on
Dow's
waste
equivalent
of
city of
The
brine
wastes
of
$5,000,000
a
are
waters
waste
facility covering
fs devoted to
an
manufacturing
from
the
plant,
and
$2,500,000
a
disposal
operations.:—V.
190,
Midland
Dow's
at
Ltd., S.
J.
C.
by
15
Union
Chemical
Dow
H.
Stearns,
to
bring
needs
Vice-President,
and
the
said
representatives
continent
Sale
of
South
of
International
sales
new
facility
south
the
of
in
the
The
area.
Sahara.—V.
Industries,
Inc.—Sells
190,
will
office
and
154
pp.
serve
Secretary
of
shares
PRESENT
TO
Monitor
189,
then
stock
having
State
of
having
200
New
a
York,
This
York
New
1959,
to
additional
purchase,
Agreement,
The
—
D. .Sherman
Schweickart
Alkow
—V.
189,
It
investment
of
filed
company,
registration
its.
$75,000,000
amendment
an
seeking
statement
Systematic
July
on
of
an
Programs.—V.
187,
Federal
20,000 shares
offered
to be
are
filed
of
registration
a
could
conditions
of
the
company
The
be
not
concluded
corporation
other
property
motion
announced
The
entire
through
of
amount
other
market
spokesman
theatres
cash
consists
theatres,
the
In
shares
addition
in
The
Mi*.
to
the
negotiating
of
Zabel,
and
from
15
Presi¬
conven¬
southern
all
its
the
Octave
stimulation
of
capacitors
Pacific
said
the'Federal
Louis
W.
and
Haim
who
Beyer
officers
continues
Oregon
drive-ins
the
is
located
of
excellent
Paul
and
McKnight
it
enlarge
Electro-
important
aspect
gives
ElectroVision
and is expected to
operations,
already
healthy
cash
flow
"Further, it is the initial plan in
Zabel.
Also
worthy of note,
ranging from 10
holdings
residential
which
electronics
are
Preliminary
balance
drive-in
will
"An
and
commercial
ElectroVision
and
various
negotiations
along
is
of
lines
of
20
to
the
acres
growth
its
one
Purchase
by
months
the
theatre
Fanchon
ago.
first
the
of
ElectroVision
be
to
the
Marco
&
just
group
since
acquired.—V.
190,
obtained
is
second
the
took
a
Ellis
Research
Theatres,
p. 154.
Agency
and
Federal
four
BUSINESS—This
the
laws
is
of
Bank
Inc.—Debs.
Jan.
on
Butte,
having
corporation,
new
a
Montana
Bldg.,
1959.
16,
Offered—
been incorporated
address is 8 First
Its
the
Promoter.—V.
and
190,
The
Radio &
dent,
to
that
Titus
Mr.
best
at
the
Inc.
this firm
Haffa
at
Abrams
49.
Chief
to
of
resold
that
190,
p.
would
terms
merger
receive
114
interest
paid
action
be-.ause
by
in
of
Webcor,
deemed
in
the
failure
of
MrJ
the
Terms—
announced
for
of
in
stock
common
each Erie
share
holders
RR.
Erie
in
merged
Morton
of
receive
one
share
of
the
merged road for each Lackawanna share currently held.
Erie preferred
stock would become preferred stock of the merged road. Erie has 2,450,090
shares
of common and
125,180 shares of preferred outstanding
and Lackawanna has
The
merger
A
stockholders
plan,
and
Lackawanna
of the
at
the
roads
will
will
carriers
this Fall.—V.
common
190,
p.
meet
outstanding.
this
a
offering
price of $3
of
per
Sept. 22 to consider the
consider it during that month.
hope the ICC will begin merger
257.
150,000
share
shares
was
board
in
of
whom
March
31,
ends
March
of
made
Of¬
common
July 20 by
Banks
M.
the
of
Fund,
States.—V.
headed
has
Pacific
proceeds from the sale of the common shares will
be added to the general funds of the company and used for the re¬
tirement of presently outstanding short-term bank loans.
The balance
of
the
proceeds will provide
working capital to finance increased
receivable
resulting
from
Mercer
This
reported
contrast
has
wholesale
2674
pp.
and 2565.
on a best efforts
selling commission
reimbursement for expenses.
as
basis by
of 22140
consisting
site
be
known
of
about
Sunland
as
its
for
;153c acres
located
Park,
racing
Anapra,
at
plant
N.
M.,
The
purposes.
President.
Albuquerque, 176,250 and 287,500 shares, respectively. A net of 250,000
shares were issued in 1957 to Allison, McCormack and four individuals
for
shares
100,000
$50,000;
were
in March
to Johnson
issued
1959
in
payment of a bill for legal services in the sum of $20,000; and between
April 1 and July 1, 1959 the company issued 838,000 shares for cash
aggregating $745,920 or 84c ner share (among which purchasers were
Allison, 312,500 shares, and McCormack, 62,500 shares).
The company
with
14,
May
on
period.
Net sales
in this period.
racetrack
the
These
plant.
is
Allison
contract.
with Allison & Haney, Inc.,
venture, for the construction
firms have a 75%-25% interest in the
officer and 22%
stockholder of Allison
entered into contract
Contracting Co., joint
1959
Skousen-Hise
and
of
an
Skousen
and
Haney;
L.
Allison
R.
is
a
Co.,
a
mortgage loan of $1,100,000;
2783.
firm
director
a
it
the loan.
in
July
on
Land
Co.
operated
underwriter and distributor
background in mutual fund
mutual
the
in
expanded
volume.
distributor
of
a
line
of
BUSINESS—The
funds,
and
formerly
business.—V. 185,
same
1,578,500
with
State
and
offices
at
7210
57th
SW
in
Avenue
South
Contracted
is
planned
to
use
use.
:
Contracted
is
area
to
about
Signed
buy 200
300
equipment
in
bordering Biscayne
South
Dade.
accommo¬
the Temple
purchase
Heights
Development
Corp., which owns a subdivision in Highlands County, Fla., known as
Temple Terrace. The subdivision has 153 lots, road frontage on U. S. 27,
and borders Lake June-in-Winter. Temple Terrace subdivision is selling
details
the
and the offering circular
will be manufactured
of contracts completed
options on producing
purchase
with various distributors.
leases for test purposes and will con¬
oil well heating equipment.
presently contemplated, and assuming the sale of
shares currently offered, will apply the net proceeds for the
PROCEEDS—As
all
of
the
following purposes: manufacturing equipment, $15,000; working capital
(additional inventory, expansion of sales, etc.), $70,000; testing heat
production, $20,500; purchase of options on oil pro¬
exercise of option to purchase interest in oil produc¬
oil
of
treatment
$50,000;
duction,
$80,000;
lease,
tion—Dickey
and
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
retire
27
and
call
for
S.
one-half
on
property
the
to
50%
as
lakes,
in
exclusive
an
perpetual
stock
the
of
on
beaches
of
Highlands County, Florida.
colony, with homes
summer
the
Estates,
Corp.,
Clay
and
of property owners.
Placid Ridge Estates, Inc.,
Lake
Blue
use
of
a
small
(8)
Acquired Patsand Corp., a Florida corporation. Patsand will
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Florida Land Co.—V.
121, p. 1352.
erator
Power
According
a
larger
unit
The
tember
could
....
the
to
sold
of
1961,
deliver"
Includes
189,
312,000
shares
Florida
\
utility,
had
been
submitted
by
of
unit
by
the
was
both
for a smaller 240,000 kilowatt unit,
future electric power load requirements in¬
needed.
General
and
by the
"is
Electric
larger
date,
scheduled
is
than
according
any
to
that
for
the
delivery
foreign
Florida Power &
in Sep¬
concerns
Light
Enterprises,
The
($1
corporation
—-The
Co.—
on
200,000
covering
per
p.
2565.
by
directors
and promoters.
officers,
Inc.,
Spokane, Wash.—Files
July 7 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
share), without underwriting.
proceeds
are
to
be used for
With
Gate
notification with tha
be offered at par
to
advertising,--promotion^
offica
working capital.
and
expenses
City
Steel
Inc.,
Omaha
Debentures Offered
—
headed by the First Trust Co., Lincoln, Neb.,
on
July 8 publicly offered $900,000 6% sinking fund
debentures, series A, due May 1, 1969, at a price of
100% and accrued interest from May 1, 1959, to date
—A group
delivery.
EXCHANGE
,
bids
Galen
OFFER—Concurrently,
the
group
was
underwriting tha
sinking fund debentures, series A, due May 1,
a par for par basis, for a similar amount of
outstanding 5%
sinking fund debentures which the company plans
to
refund
and
retire.
Holders of the outstanding debentures
were
enabled to exchange them for the new instruments during the 10-day
offer
of
1959,
to be
period
$350,000
from
underwriters
tures
not
of
on
effective
the
have
issued
in
PROCEEDS—Of
$900,000
6%
exchanged;
date
of
the
registration
agreed to purchase any of the new
exchange for the old debt.
the
debentures,
net
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
about $100,000 will be advanced
rrr
189,
held
2563.
p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
Large Unit—
a
and foreign manufacturers
reappraisal
a
Light Co.—Buys
purchased
has
Department.
domestic
dicated
&
300,000 kilowatt steam turbine-gen¬
unit from General Electric Uo.'s Large Steam Turbine-Generator
company
•
—V.
*612,000 sh3.
non-assessable
(par $i)
SEC
consisting
of
Florida
shares,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
voting
Common
dedicated
platted lots borderning Lake Placid, Fla. This land has
clay roads. The company also owns 260 adjacent acres, and plans are
underway to sub-divide this area, with improvements to include paved
roads and a canal connecting Lake Placid and Lake June-in-Winter.
(7) Acquired an option on about 500 acres of land in ,South Dade
County. This property is zoned industrial, and Florida Land Company
has no immediate plans for its use.
This
Authorized
which
has
Lake
on
Felipe
San
and Lake Blue. This sub¬
paved streets, city water,
Clay
Lake
Blue
Lake
public
Purchased
(6)
become
bordering
known
hydrants,
spring-fed
to
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
sites.
acre
Purchased
(5)
owns
division,
fire
three
this
$15,000.
note payable,
EFFECT
with all
physical improvements such as paved streets and landscaping.
Temple Heights also owns 310 acres situated close to Lake Placid,
Fla., with a road and public lake beach only a half mile away.
(4)
Purchased a parcel of land—80 acres—with road frontage on
sets
The
of servicing and repairing
its business
tinue
,
boat
contract to
a
acres
for estates, a Marina with motel
slips, restaurant and lounge.
planned
now
and
dations
company's resident agent in Delaware.
will be held at 100 East Minner
meetings
also plans to exercise its option to purchase the entire
operating interest in 16 producing wells" on the Dickey Lease in
Kern River Oil Field, Kern County, Calif." It will also seek to obtain
a
as
the
company
South Dade (Miami) County.
subdivision, including about
a
country club, park sites,
40 acres plgnned for com¬
in
acres
for
directors'
heater
has:
■
mercial
(3)
1,280
zoned
incorporated under the laws of the
its principal office in the
Bldg., Wilmington 99. The
Calif.
Oildale,
forth
Miami.
18-hole golf course,
for
school sites, and
an
reserved
acres
buy
and
homesites,
is
Service Co.
and
was
St.,
The company's production facilities are located
in Taft, Calif. Company is successor to the former Fran-Well Heater
Co.
Its
function is the manufacture
of oil well heating equipment
in order to stimulate and increase oil production. Three types of oil
out¬
firm, formerly known as the American-Caribbean Oil Corp.,
com¬
May 6, 1959, and
Delaware Trust
on
Market
900
is
Street,
issued
company
Delaware
of
state
Stockholders
shares
Offered—The
Stock
is offering, without underwriters, 300,000 common
voting shares, non-assessable, at a price of par ($1 per
share). The securities are being offered as a speculation.
pany
15.
(Del.)—Organizes—
corporation,
Inc.—Common
Fran-Well,
Vice-President
a
Vice-President of North American
a
several
of
which
Corp.,
and
announced
was
extensive
an
has been
He
distributors
own
Delaware
(1)
This
V.
exclusive
189,
"
with
compared
to
is
Corporation
executive
the
the
below.—V.
Co.
company's prospectus lists John C. McCormack of Albuquerque
Principal stockholders are L. R. Allison, of El Paso,
520,000 shares (34.9% );
B. G. Johnson and N. J. Skonren, both of
standing to nearly
5,000 stockholders,
has
announced
a
series of
options, contracts to purchase, and purchases.
The company recently qualified to do business in Florida and opened
but
became
merger.
The
$40,743,118
p.
company,
Management
Banks
Mr.
Co.,
his
Florida
BUSINESS—Company, with its executive offices and plant in Brook¬
lyn, New York, is engaged in the manufacture of monophonic and
stereophonic
phonographs,
stereophonic
conversion
kits,
intercom¬
munication
equipment,
and
telephonic
intercommunication
systems.
In 1958, in addition to its manufacturing and
assembling operations,
company
the
offering is to be made
which will receive a
Co.,
&
a
as
1153.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
accounts
Rubber
States
The
Mae
corporate
offi¬
30.
189,
elected
been
investment
distribution.
Securities
D. Sherman & Co., New York City, and associates.
Offering oversubscribed and the books closed.
and
approved
had
estimated cost
$3,000,310, of which
$1,079,725 is said to have been expended and accrued to July 3, 1959
(including purchase price of land).
Net proceeds of the stock sale,
together with $865,920 realized
from
shares previously issued and
$1,100,000 proceeds of a mortgage loan, aggregating in all the sum of
$3,195,920, will be used for completing Sunland Park and for general
Ex¬
L.
inventories
it
614 miles from downtown El Paso, Texas.
of construction and other costs to opening date is
Net sales in the
the year-earlier
1959,
31,
year-earlier
June
have
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
share, plus $2,500
acquired
officer,
are
1959,
in
share,
year
from
•■■••:
boards
reported that
(while
owning
about
Dubilier, Buell
There had beets
Federal
earlier.
$13,319,184 in
the
$43,784,943
Ford
1958,
Aeronutronic,
of
which
are
30.
ended
share,
year
United
open-end
amount
Electronic Industries, Inc.—Common Stock
fered—Public
stock
two
bondholders also
official said
hearings sometime
Fanon
1,638,624 shares of
fiscal
the
President
company
currently held and Delaware,
would
Sept.
I
Beach, Santa
interest
Plans
stockholders
common
the
ends
year
■■■.'V;
high-level
be
to
Newport
Organized in 1957, the company proposes to conduct thoroughbred
and
quarter-horse
racing
meetings
with • pari-mutual
wagering,
commencing in October 1959.
Its facilities, under construction since
April 1959, are expected to be completed prior, to that time.
It has
Cor¬
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.—New Official—
U.
April,
fiscal
of
end
share.
per
William
four
ended
from
the
majority
Ford said.
in Glendale,
located
throughout
Inc.
Emerson.
was
257.
Western
&
of
stockholders
shares
(Erie-Delaware RR.)
Lackawanna
the price
Presi¬
provisions of the agreement entered into
purchased the Webcor stock.
(See also Webcor,
Erie RR.—Merger
Under
stock
20%
course
Abrams,
material
Emerson
below.)—V.
its
over
this
$12,429,731
and
space
located at 1220 Simms Building, Albuquerque, N. M.,
registration statement with the SEC on July 21, 1959 covering
shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $1.50
a
per
the
company.
the
a
into
20% partner of Skousen-Hise.
On July 1,
partnership, and N. J. Skousen made the
and as an inducement to make such loan,
the company granted an option to purchase 150,000 common shares to
Allison and 50,000 shares to Skousen, at 84c per share until June 30,
1961.
Allison
is a
39%
partner in Allis:>n Co.,
which has a 75%
(2)
July 15 by Benjamin
on
premium
Emerson
out
carry
time
made
to
Executive
both
common
a
Ford said,
programs,
Ford
year.
Minor,
company
3,400
Phonograph Corp.—Resells Webcor
has
a
stated
interests
Haffa
was
months
cents
push
has
received
sub-contracts
totaling
$2,250,000
to
supply five kv. metal-clad switchgear control consoles and low-voltage
controls for prime diesel generating units being built under Corps of
Engineers
contracts
for
missile
launching
and
tracking
facilities
This
announcement
to
company's
This
Stock to Haffa at Premium Price—
An
six
15
or
military
to
1956
Aeronutronic
and
Ford
United
1959
40
Emerson
the
the
filed
and
Receives Missile Base Contracts—
The
p.
named
seven-member
and
the
to
time
in
This corporation,
ideas."
purchased on
The price paid
officials
Deeley,
in the like period
$1,990,140, or $1.84 a
increased, however, to
Mont.
It was formed principally for the purpose of constructing the "Ellis
Ultraspeed Cameras", conceived by Dr. Albert T. Ellis, the company's
President
in
$100,294,
equipment, reported net
share, in
the
nine months
were
offering circular dated July 2, the company of¬
fered an issue of $195,000 6% five-year convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures at a price of $100 each. Convert¬
ible at any time prior to maturity (or call) into shares
of capital stock at a price of $5 per share.
under
the
at
advanced
Calif.
Maywood,
the
through
railways
Pacific, which produces electrical transmission and distribu¬
income of $1,575,880, or $1.09 a common
tion
of
Laboratories,
according
board
of $51,948
The
period.
acquisi¬
over
an
National
Ryan,
the
declined
wholesale
Via
Ken
on
of
loss
net
under¬
properties
management
new
sales
elected directors.
were
earnings
way.-
tion
and
and
operations are
Fortuna
"present manage¬
retained and no changes
vacancy
in
formed
Granted License—
Vice-Presidents.
Hollister
engaged
was
entertainment
currently
are
the
areas."
directing
phases
these
each
unit's
of this
Frank
and
cials
with
M.
Cornell-Dubilier's
been
year.
a
personnel" of the company will be
current operating policies are contemplated.
Resigning from Cornell-Dubilier's board were
company's
land
on
in
holdings
properties.
program.
valuable
-
Theatre
and
expansion
industries
program
the
the
according to Mr.
heart
Other
is
improve
stated,
second phase, and anticipate the
growing chain of EVC Theatres some¬
other
and
Zabel
Mr.
of
had
Pacific
President
as
stock,
common
invested $4,000,000
approximately 95%)
and
$2,000,000
in
5%
convertible debentures. In addition,
it was then
obligated to buy another $3,000,000 of debentures in the first quarter
seven-
product
new
128,000
on
Aeronutronic's
of
1,000,000
than
Cole,
be
.
The unit is building a $22,000,000 engineering and
at Newport Beach,
Calif. By 1962, Aeronutronic ex¬
center
stock
in
announcement
utilities,
for
outstanding
of more
disclosed.
are
The
Cornell-Dubilier
increase
shares
Cornell-Dubilier
Blake,
ecutive
the
Lippert
conventional
ElectroVision's
acquisition,
i
theatres
38
potential,"
the
Summer."
substantially
field.
F.
drive-ins
14
stretches
remainder of
the
acquisition
between
in
Edwin
the
vr •
specific plans the Federal
what
period
a
Cole
board
to
'
programs.
Both
other products.
as
not
was
to
to
Federal
over
elected
is
subsidiary
At
been
90%
than
more
pects
to
employ more
than
4,000,
engineering and scientific personnel,
Louis
three
period
presently
late
Purchase
of
The
H. Roby and Edward
Cole, is chairman of Federal Pacific.
Mr.
Roby is
executive Vice-President of the company and Mr, Bierma is
Secretary
and
Treasurer.
Bierma.
in
acquiring 29 theatres
chain with the purchase
the Fresno (Calif.)
area
in
of
research
officials—including Thomas
'.
holding the rest, an announcement said. Ford's
that at the end of 1958 Ford held approximately
the
outstanding common stock. In the merger, one share
stock
will
be
exchanged for
approximately 2.4 shares of
Ford
See
and
common
market
nell-Dubilier's
in
notes,
of
and
additionaTtheatres will join the
Vision
and
owns
missile
Working Control
Cornell-Dubilier.
of
electrical
well
for
512,000
for
expected
as
four
will
effective
division,
a
report; said
Aeronutronic
below:
Corp.—
learned
store
coverage
Cornell-Dubilier
circuit
top,
to
regard
are
time
step
California.
With
of
board.
in
makes
industries
open
July 3.
on
Lippert
hard
or
drive-in
pictures
first
the
Lippert Theatre
from the
undisclosed
tional,
95%
Ana
the
operated as
and
^
annual
37,500
Co.—Gains
subsidiary,'
majority-held
a
Aeronutronic personnel
or
Underwriting
forth
Inc.,
is engaged in advanced military programs, Ford said,
recently was named prime contractor, by the Army for a $23,000,development program for a surface-to-surface (anti-tank) rocket.
000
four
immediately
have
"is
move
Cornell-Dubilier
ment
ElectroVision Corp.—Acquires Lippert Properties—
an
severally
the
set
stock
According to Cornell-Dubilier's announcement,
"We
below,
(Mich.)—To Merge With Unit—
Systems,
1.
and
par
93,750
president—have
the
Aeronutronic
share,
no
common
18,750
that
Manager
the parent company
into
Ford
named
_______
announced
Pacific
officials
the
broader
stock.
common
initially by
public offering price and price to employees, and under¬
writing terms, are to be supplied by amendment. Merrill Lynch, Pierce,.
Fenner
&
Smith, Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
five
of
share.
__
Electric
Cornell-Dubilier
the
employees. Any of these shares not purchased by employees
and
the remaining
168,500 shares are being offered for public sale
through -underwriters, 28,500 by certain stockholders. No .''art of the
proceeds of the sale of such 28,500 shares will be received by the
The
July
1,000,000
per
having
Inc._
announced
Cornell-Dubilier
Cole,
A
stock,
Co.,
Pacific
been
roughly
its
dent,
cents
shares
300,000
common
Co
of
manager
Aeronutronic
merged
top officials of this Newark, N. J.,
corporation have acquired working control of Cornell-Dubilier Electric
Corp., south Plainfield, N. J., through acquisition of 25% of CornellDubilier's outstanding
common
shares.
said
registration
Accumulation
&
& Co.
&
of the Whitney Chain Com¬
Bros,
corporation, has been
has been assigned the dutifea
company's Hartford, Conn., plant.—
Works
258.
p.
Ford Motor Co.
com¬
2564
p.
has
Pacific
Securities—
This corporation, located in Milan, 111., on July 23
statement with
the, SEC
covering
188,500 shares
for
20
stock
common
underwriters
subject to the terms and
the number of shares of
L,
member
Eagle Food Centers, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
company.
the
their
of Cornell-Dubilier Electric
676.
this
of
authorizing
of
value
par
of
shares
outstanding, into
value of 20 cents per
par
190,
common
and
and
UNDERWRITERS
It
of
capital
authorized
the
the
the
issued
a
of
operations
V.
stock, having no par value,
outstanding.
On April
17,
1959,
a
Incorporation was filed in tne Office of the
stock,
Gear & Machine Corp.—New Official—
Horsefield,
450,000 shs.
of
State
reconstituting
value,
1959,
S.
of
Outstanding
257.
Magazine—
2889.
p.
Dreyfus Corp—Files for Additional
and
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
of
common
of
17,
shares
issued
Bros.
pany,
recently acquired by the Foote
elected a Vice-President of Whitney and
The
"Monitor,"
(formerly "Monitor Magazine").—V.
to
April
200
Certificate
was
internationally circulated oil and gas abstract
magazine, by this corporation to Petroleum Publishers, Inc., of Denver,
Colo., was announced on July 13 by J. B. O'Connor, President.
The Denver firm publishes "World-Wide Mining Abstracts,"
"Rocky
Mountain
Oil Reporter" and
"Rocky Mountain Oil Directory." It is
changing the name of "Monitor" to "World-Wide Oil & Gas Abstracts"
Of
EFFECT
par)____
were
Federal
Dresser
p.
to
of
which
Dow products and services closer to the growing
Africa and to effect a closer working relationship
of
customers
entire
16,
(20c
consisted
of
and
Foote
net
representative, L. D. Sherman & Co. have entered into
a
firm commitment with the
company, pursuant to which the company
has
agreed
to
sell
and
the
underwriters
have
severally
agreed
to
Johannesburg,
in
July
had
company
Shares
industrial
with
office
Allgemeine
William
the
1959,
31,
A.
established
the
all
through
Opens New Office in Johannesburg—
Opening of a new sales
Africa, was announced on
stock
NOTE—Prior
pany
plant
154.
p.
by
company.
Jan.
Authorized
of 400 acres.
area
waste
acreage
to
capacity to handle the
300,000 persons and the refuse of
a
city of
capacity could be doubled if necessary.
biological waste treatment plant
a
refuse
The
have
now
ended
$1,183,034.
Restate
plants
from
sewage
units
treatment
More
site.
acre
treatment
70,000.
other
the
than
4.500
a
equipment manufactured
Germany
year
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Incorporating,
for
of
Common
buildings
West
a
Midland,
at
Mich.
a
intercommunication
Fabrik,
5
(357)
SALES—For" thie
industrial incineration plants was dedicated
finest
home
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
through
Million
$2
world's
the
July
on
5867
Number
xT,->ffcnoin?(>rin?
Inc..
statement. The
series A deben¬
the new issue of
to the company's
and
the
remainder
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
will
.
Monday, July 27, 1953
.
was incorporated under the laws
the name Gate City Steel Works
the ousiness and .assets- ot
City Iron Works,
a Nebraska corporation organized :n XS31 'which
succeeded a partnership of the same name lormed in 1920.
The
company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Gate City Steel, Inc.—Boise
J "Gate City—Boise" > arfe engaged in steel warehousing and fabrication.
The company's wholly-owned
subsidiary, Moffett Engineering Inc. iS
oSmariS engaged in the design and manufacture of neavy duty
custom
built cranes.
During the period April 1, 19o4 to Nov. 26 19o7
company's
the
of
ell
company
stock
common
but
Mt3te n°te-
WOO.000
expenditures
nnnnnSshs
f 895 366 shs
,,89o,3fab shs,
,
fund payments of $45,000 are due on May 1 of each
vear until retirement.
(Reflecting sinking fund payment of May 1, 19o9.
tAnnual sinking fund payments are due April 25 oi each year,-beginning 1961
until maturity in 1969.
UPlus any shares that might have
been issued subsequent to March 31, 1939 upon exercise of warrants.
$370,000
110,000
Co
110,000
jnc
189,
Co.,
&
$473,871
of
payment
after
$318,407,
preferred stock purchased and retired.
Net
profit from
the sale of securities for the six months
$1 833,967, all from long-term capital gains.
Net Income from
dends ' and
interest
for the period, after expenses and state
municipal taxes, was $497,988.—V. 189, p. 2783.
leases
lias
on
5,587
en
divi¬
and
area,
the
in
acres
Island
Plumb
the
where
area,
,
Acquisition—
its
of
Also
—General
cated
American
to
section
lield
threatening
currently
In
.
blow-out
a
two
Instrument
next
stock,
common
Oct.
based
the
The well flowed
Application for a
horizon.
filed
been
with
completion, also
a
day.
the
Wilbur
agreement
all
for
3,065
tical
controlled.
but
Commission.
section
Strawn
This
at
the
a
rate
of
sales
The
Argentine
tion
480
with
the Railroad
Commission.—V.
189,
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
The
Provision
for
Minority
income
541,651
81^357
interest
tNet
income
tax____
earnings——
Preferred
$932,281
dividends
available
Number
N»*t
of
shares
Profit
190,
sales
sale
on
of
earnings
Bank
securities,
189,
of
$0.70
1959
of
General
Electric
earnings
Board
the
of
and
profits,
$99,400
for
for
etc.
the
entire
first
the
year
1958
'
Sales
and
$0.74
$0.42
$5,804
Co.—Sales and
during
the
first
Earnings Increase—
six
ended
year
Net
an
sales billed
months
showed
1959
of
increase
sponding
of
4%
period
a
the
over
year
first
the
of
were
year
W.
$1.34
to
first
Mr.
to
a
against
half
of
share
$1.18
of
or
share
amounted
to
said.
stock
and
5.2
These
and
5.7
cents
earnings
cents
per
per
dollar
were
of
sales
sales,
for
pav
and
benefits
cents
He said
were
that
of
the
continuing
company's four principal, product classifications,
the improvement begun late last year, while one
new
A
of
j
wholly-owned subsidiary,
baked product.
a
distinctive quality
a
to
increased
volume
earnings
and
for
the
%•
sales
for
for
the
last
year
previous
sales
year.
forecast
348,216,629
were
„•
.;
.
for
is
1959
in earnings over
estimates earnings at
compared
and
..
.
1958.
with
$51,900,000
cor¬
v
for 1959.
directors declared. a 15 cents per share; dividend
1 to
stockholders
of
record
as
of July
15.—V.
Synthetic
substantial
fay
Australia
Located
$1,20
share
per
Rubber
in
interest
Synthetic
&
at
Cement Co.—Reports Gains—
earnings
after
earnings
ended
quarter
and
net
and
in
July,
1961.
synthetic
>
Venture—
The
the
both
for
after
had
.
$3,with
and President, said that
restated to reflect the opera-,
which
merged
was
the
the
shares
the
1958
of
latest
stock
common
first
for
totaled
outstanding
the
General
Time
as
$25,573,500
against
Profit—
Mar
22,*59
Mar 23, 58
to
to
Net
operating
income
Jun 14,'58
$12,344,728
1
Operating costs & expervses__-_
Other
of
in
is
Net
before
income
foreign
income
Federal
for
Los
$631,729
76,374
*$563,477
34,532
'
income
for
taxes
:___
$708,103
359,469
*$528,945
Cr238,968
$348,634
foreign income
...
St.
belt
a
111.,
new
travel
to be installed outside
aboard the S. S. Kaarina
system
July
Lawrence
17
Seaway.
link
second
a
new
for
form
transportation
for
of
world
trade,
transportation,
Sidewalk",
the
idea
of
transporting human
cargoes
by conveyor
comparative infancy,
passenger conveyor belt systems
i
nseveral
American
cities,
including Chicago,
its
installed
Angeles,
City,
Jersey
Calif.
Atlanta,
and
conveyors
Ga.,
recently
"Tomorrowland"
in
Gould-National
Preferred
stock
common
authorized
Batteries, Inc.—To
Increase Common
Stock—
stockholders
The
on
from
will
4
Aug.
1,000,000
stock
preferred
to
from
consider
2,000,000
35,000
increasing the authorized
shares and increasing the
to
100,000
shares.—V.
Corp.—Benzene Plant Goes on Stream—
Gulf Oil
of
corporation
benzene
now
plant
benzene
moved to
the fore as a leading producer
large—over thirty million gallons per year-
has
that
its
is on stream at its
Port Arthur,
Texas, refinery.
sales
$24,541,104
J4,
1958.
for.the
fiscal
compared
with
year
to
June
$19,314,429
for
modern
The
new
plant
benzene.
in
of
consists
a
catalytic
reformer
and
a
purification
catalyst converts the hexane-rich stream to a mixture
The mixture is then solvent extracted and distillect,-
unit. A platinum
rich
to
produce
pure
benzene.—V.
189,
p.
1467.
Haley Oil Corp.—Enjoined By SEC—
The
•
Judge
Act
*$289,977
,.
13,
1959 (24 weeks)
the 24 weeks ended
Consolidated net profit for the first 24 weeks
were
June
ended June
13,
1959, was $695,956, compared with the consolidated net loss of $351,513
for
the
first
24
weeks
of
1958.—V.
190,
p.
*
plant produces the highest quality benzene commercially
available
today.
Substantial amounts of toluene are also producedj
Foodstocks are drawn from Porth Arthur refinery streams.
The
SEC
Chicago
M.
Ralph
Regional
Office announced July 21, 1959 that
Detroit) had permanently enjoined
(USDC,
Freeman
T.
in
the
offering and
defendants
consented
Hercules
The
Net
188,
2642.
to
sale oi oil interests and
the injunction.
Powder
Co
Haley Oil stock. Tho
-
(Inc.)—Earnings Higher—
*Loss.
•
at
being planned also for shopping centers
Calif, and Aberdeen, Wash.—V.
189,
are
Diego,
San
most
Haley, Haley Oil Corp., and two other individuals from further
violations of the registration and anti-fraud provisions of the Securities
Federal and
taxes
and
-
,
Australian Commonwealth
is being built by Vacuum
the
of
which
2784.
p.
9,596,499
expense
provision
Chicago,
the
of
avenue
been
Fred
Provision
-
$9,033,022
11,712,999
._____L_
income
(net
;
period's to 61 cents
$33,479,100
Corp.—Reports
sales
Ma-
plant
at
June 13,'59
Net
part
is
project
conveyor
left
via
Seaway,
the
Although
have
equal
earnings were
a share.
quarter's
the
.
plant
passenger
States
Europe
"Moving
This
sales
Melbourne,
Switzerland.
p.
merger,
and
General
into
T.
built,
the
a-recent American invention.
The passenger conveyor belt system designed by Stephens-Adamson
Manufacturing Co., of Aurora, 111. and equipped with a special pass¬
enger belt manufactured by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., will be
installed in the fabulous new innovation department store at Lucerne,
Board
been
Corp.,
Co..
by
Ltd.
PTY,
Thus
the
,
5,271,966
share
a
the
1959.
30,
of
years
Cement
of
being
plant
rubber
Co.,
Ltd., has been acquired
Australia Ltd., according to F.
hear
Petro-Chemical
United
bound
and
Chairman
synthetic
new
.
Co.,
compared
the corresponding
in
Rubber
Altoona,
new
$50,000,000
at
were
1959,
30,
June
$3,222,000
of
taxes
a
Rubber
being built at a
cost of more than $11,000,000, will
have a yearly capacity of 30,000
long tons of styrene-butadiene rubber and is scheduled for completion
belt
in the
first half a year ago.
Net earnings after taxes were $5,990,000, equal
to $1.14 a share, compared with $4,593,300 and 87 cents a share in the
1958 period.—V. 189, p. 2350.
amounted
during
Federal, State and local taxes ar.d renegotiation, in addition to indirect
taxes included in prices paid to suppliers.
.
Sentry
2137.
became
the
$48,832,000 from the same
period last year.
supplies ar.d services from
the
company's
more
than
45,000
suppliers
totaled
approximately
•950.000,000
General
Electric
also
made
provision
for
payment
of
#162,332,000—roughly 39% more than the company earnings—in direct
three
%
Markets.
Bakery,
increase
Disneyland,
second
basis
30,
73
Net
that emplolyoe
the first half, up
Purchases of material,
reported
regula¬
Aires
and the
construction of
the manufacture of engines.
for
$19,328,200
Storey,
Six-month
1958.
Cordiner
$865,564,000
made in
part by
Markets, Inc.,
be
by
part
Ships Passenger Conveyor Belt System—
ago.
April
to
equivalent
dollar
in
Crestwood
contribute
consolidated
p.
Oil
provide for the manufacture of
The expansion program contemplates a
utilization of two plants General Motors'
$2,065,444 000,
of
will
inventory
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Enters Into
Argentina—
•
billed
during the corre¬
Earnings for the current period were
13%
from comparable earnings in the
he
common
per
months
were
2890.
p.
of an Argentine
automotive products.
of
Buenos
Consolidated
the
On
a,
$1,978,994,000
ago.
#117,239,000, up $13,858,000
subnormal period last year,
as
six
investors and
.'
net
company
The
1958,
provisions
the
steady
for
30,
Sent.
189,
improvement begun last year, Chairman of
J. Cordiner announced on July 13.
Ralph
Mrs.
and
total amount of $135,000.
a
•
-
Dr.
„
$15,229,600
a
Portland
$0.04
security
to
announced July 17 eventually would provide
Argentina for an annual volume of 20,000 vehicles.
in
statements
the
tions
etc
t Includes
45.
p.
continuation
the
2^327,544
share__
per
only,
group
months
—V.
2,327,544
$0.42
______
issued
other products.
and
the
in
of
Smith
stock:
common
on
be
would
plant
a
Portland
sales
851,600
$1,727,437
earnings
all
Passenger belt
$932,284
;
outstanding
at
155.
p;
General
Net
72,482
to
12
Australian
Motors
bodies
June
Total
•Ix
stock
common
earnings per share
Operating
•
for
and
operators;
consumers
$45,554,287
189,
New
expansion proposal
period
Net
under
trucks.
in the
increase
facilities
the
—V.
$1,799,919
/
;_____
fixtures
On
July 9 the
payable on
Aug.
$2,422,927
261,153
tax
Dec. 31,'58
$1,289,009
45,572
before
*Year End.
June 30,'59
earnings
the
Argentina operation, established in 1925, as¬
sembles automotive vehicles and manufactures batteries, springs, com-,
6 Mos. End.
Net
.
announced that a proposal for a $20
in Argentina had been made to the
16
investment
General
The
mercial
General Bancshares
14,000
r
is sold
develops
company
?
developed
Stores
The
facilities
manufacture
the
operates
including
facilities,
2350.
p.
from
range
Inc.
responding
Harris.
of
$66,071.—V.
was
July
on
medium
and
substantial
or
fiscal
the
of GM
government
currently
has been filed
each,
in
income
net
proposed
light
and Clay Counties (North
a test of the Conglomerate
approximately 6,000 feet. The well, known as
the General American-Moore Estate No.
9, flowed at the rate of 211
barrels daily.
Application for an oil discovery allowable of 120 barrels
depth of
will
stock
the
in
Motors Corp.—To Expand in
covering
The
formation
a
Harris
expansion
Near the intersection of Montague,
Jack
Texas), the company successfully completed
at
of
corporation
million
dual
well,
additional,
six
in
will
size.
the
Market
Sentry
viz:
with
Harris, owners of Harris Transducer, which makes acous¬
for military and commercial uses. The 7,500 shares were,
General
barrels
shares
common
by General at $18
$2,987,698 and
is
well
The
in
Consolidated
devices
Net
pressures
disclosed
were
said
Instrument
T.
valued
made a Spraberry sand
discovered Red Loflin (Strawn-Ellenat the rate of 191 barrels daily from
100 barrel a day discovery allowable
the
from
high
result
that all of the new units
gennis, President of Goodyear International Corp.
the company
Railroad
Texas
flowed
drilling,
Dam.
Goodyear Tire
exchange
General
lo¬
acres
start
should
in
The company has drilled
of
course
encountered
were
1,500
some
1960
1959
West Bend.
openings will
and
for
Beaver
sites
Godfrey.
by
company.
value.
market
under
for
will operate with 31 Sentry Markets by the end of this
will be owned by the company and its subsidiary, Sentry
and
19 will be owned
by franchised operators.
Seven
Sentry Markets will have been added in 1959.
Face-lifting of existing units and continued upgrading of affiliated
profits over the five
will be paid in General
current
scheduled
Godfrey Co
.
year;
Markets,
I.G.A.
then
and
Racine
additional
Sentry
assure
net
This
the
four
and
York Stock
Exchange's announcement of its authorization to list the 7,500 Gen¬
eral Instrument shares. The company is issuing the additional shares
the
of
Terms
Parish)
(Calcasieu
1.
on
Kenosha,
scheduled
sites
which
estate
back
The
cumulative
Pewaukee,
feet in
square
real
Godfrey Co.
*
Harris'
already
with
area,
construction
Godfrey Co.
Godfrey Co.
to
Harris Transducer will receive
of the first $250,000, nnd 20% of every-,
Instrument 25%
Milwaukee
under
pansion planned for Sentry
privately-held
of
over
fiscal
'
•
v
subsidiary.
increased its equity capital earlier this year through
a
public offering of 100,000 shares of its stock.
The offering, first in the 89-year history of Godfrey Co., was well
received and proceeds are considered adequate for financing the ex¬
_
announced said it will pay 7,500 shares
the acquisition of Harris Transducer Corp.,
for
owners
$250,000 of
years,
beginning
thing
production from the Cock-
where gas
tested.
West Texas,
to the previously
being
Field.
hurger)
ha.s
In
Garza County,
discovery close
this
indicated.
is
in
df Lake Charles.
depth of 11,586 feet,
a
interest
43Vi %
a
owns
short distance north
a
well
a
Louisiana
Southern
for
Investments
Conn.
the
General
from
-
...
stock
common
Woodbury,
company
20,000
recently
corporation
1960, according
will total nearly
and inventory
year.
Godfrey stated
All
sonar
This
the
in
units
Milwaukee.
at
next
franchised
unsuccessful.
in
Fall
this
a
quarter figures do not include those of Harris Transducer
and anti-submarine warfare devices specialists,
which
recently acquired by General Instrument Corp.—V. 189, p. 2890.
was
3431 in the Little Bayou Misale
area
where the company has agreed to join Sun in drilling another
12,500 foot test well prior to Sept. 30 of this year.
The company owns
additional leases covering approximately 3,000 acres in the immediate
area.
These three undertakings are in addition to the South Louisiana
activities mentioned in the last letter.
In this connection, the well
there reported drilling on a block owned 50%
by the company was
prospect—also
located
be
additional
are located in
Construction at three
leased
first
The
Corp.,
cluding the company's State Lease No.
another
on
Expansion—
Store
16 new stores by year end
corporate
opening
to
.
Mr.
has
916).
agreed to share in the drilling of a 12,500 foot well to be spudded
or before Sept.
1, 1959; and (c) A pooled block of 4,420 acres in¬
In
will
Six
„
Benedek also announced that, since May
31, General Instrument
received new military contracts totalling
approximately $10,000,000 for telephone terminal equipment, airport
control consoles and radar equipment, bringing the company's current
military backlog to a record high of- $19,100,000.
Total company back¬
log is currently $28,500,000, he stated.
'
Sales for-the first three months ot fiscal 1959-6C totalled $12,728,831,
as
compared with $8,679,027 for the same period last year. Net earn- ings were $211,129 or 14c per share ion 1,497,723 shares outstanding),
more
than double the $87,916 cr 6c per share earned after tax credits
in last year's first .quarter period,
(When there were 1,373,273 shares
outstanding).
Earnings before taxes were $456,829, more than five
times the figure after tax credits for the same period last year ($87,the report,
issuing
jn
President, on June 30 said:
Lonesom'e
High
announced
36-year history, it was
Chairman.
northern Eddy County, N. Mex., the
company
lias just completed the 12th producing well on a wholly
owned block oi leases covering over 3,500 acres.
Although activity on ,
this block has been mentioned before, subsequent results have
been
Impressive.
Producing from some 2,100 feet, these wells have pro¬
ductive capacities
varying from 300 to 2,500 barrels daily, although
curtailed by state regulations to 36 barrels a well daily.
Plans for full
development are in effect with four rigs currently in operation.
In Southern Louisiana
the company has made an agreement with
Sun
Oil Co. on
three exploratory prospects in Terrebonne Parish.
Under
this arrangement.
General American will participate to the
extent of '/4 interest in the following:
(at Twenty-one leases covering
2.B82 acres in the West Bayou Rambio area where Sun is presently
drilling at 14,800 feet on a test projected to 17,090 leet;
<b) Four
the
In
year and sales
the company's
July 14 by Martin H. Benedek,
Board
was
Report
Oil Co. of Texas—Progress
General American
Gordon Simpson,
highest
the
to
195S), pet-profits in-
31,
May
glass-lined
new
construction.
Mr.
over the same period last
level for'any first quarter in
approximately 130%
46%
rose
(ended
quarter
liscal
first
the
For
complete
'
■
that
the
company's
fast
growing group
of
units are all to be located in southeastern
stated
and
Negotiations,
creased
overseas.
a
Wisconsin.
markets
130%—
Up
Corp.—Earnings
.
President,^.Godfrey Company;
real estate, equipment,
in
Godfrey
franchised
Three
Instrument
General
$212,081 for
dividends and
in
Mr.
southern
widely
include
which
Co.^—Plans
$6,000,000.
to
distributor of liquefied petroleum gas, 4
acquired majority interest in Texas Petro, a producer and wholesaler of
natural gas liquids, last April.—V. 189, p. 1129.
the six months was
increase for
the
acquisition,
Buck
O.
Houston.
General Gas, major
,
this
E.
Gen-Flo,
called
latex
improved coated papers as
the textile industry in rug
distributed
is
facilities,
Godfrey,
E.
James
Commerce in
Investors Co., Inc.—Acquisition, etc.
In
the report of this company, Frank Altschul, Chairman of the
Board
stated that as of June 30, 1959, net assets were $69,393,842 as
against $68,438,832 as of Dec. 31, 1958. The June 30,
1959 amount
includes
assets
aggregating $636,602 in common stocks at market
value and cash acquired on June 12, 1959 from William C. Ferguson
Corp
in exchange for 17.927 shares of common stock.
of
of
in
50.
p.
Investments
Board—
Gas Corp.—Banker on Unit's
new,
Sentry Markets is to add
to
the board of directors of Texas Petro
Gas Co. of Houston was announced on July 14 by Hal S. Phillips, Presi¬
dent of General Gas Corp., which holds controlling interest in Texas •
Petro.
Mr.
Luck is Senior Vice-President of The National Bank of
General American
Exclusive
in
election
The
2457.
p.
used
single valve, multi-stage units are applicable to
ratings, speeds and steam conditions imposed on
the petroleum and chemical industries.—V. 190, p. 258.
and
States
in
and
system, also provide for production of styrene-acrylic latices,
Acri-Flo,
for newly
developed
exterior latex
paints. — V.
Godfrey
of
range
General
Inc.
^
J—,75,000 >
Don A. Chapin Co
75,000
Eugene C. Dinsmore_
oO.OOO
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
—V.
wide
190,
,
paints,
agent,
additional
called
these
addition,
In
a
'
United
The
.
styrene-butadiene
a
latex
reinforcing
the
Department,
,,
has
additional
product,
reactor
,,
.
is used in
a binder
backing,
textile printing inks and in the treatment of upholstery materials.
"This
expansion
was
dictated by the mounting demand for our
product," said Sam Salem. Chemical Division General Manager, point¬
ing out that Gen-Flo is used by almost every major paint company in
The
and
110,000
Chiles-Schutz Co.
T. C. Henderson
of
Trust
Co.
Nebraska
&
Offered—
expansion of its
.textile latices at
$350,000,
50%
paint, paper, and
a
largest producer in this field and second, in
also augmented its tank car fleet to take
production.
third
customers,
the
of
rubber-base
turbines
First
of
number
Department.
Yiames
Lincoln,
Tire,
Expansion—
Rubber Co—Proposed
&
.
Trust
Ohio.
General
be
15. N.
has completed
the
production of
for
facilities
goods.
producers
for
York
made at the Bankers
Y.—V. 189, p. 2783.
will
Payment
company
Mogadore,
Accoiding to C.
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement relating to the
$900,000 of the -amies A debentures, the underwriters named
below
have agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions therein set
forth
to purchase the debentures set forth opposite their respective
The
The
pre-engineered, single-valve, multi-stage mechanical drive turbine
specially
designed to permit significant price reductions to meet
petroleum and chemical industries' requirements is, now being offered
by the company's Small Steam Turbine Department, it was announced
on
July 14.
'
:
.
Designed for pump and compressor drive applications, this line ox
mechanical
drive
turbines utilizes "building block'' components to
reduce engineering and manufacturing cycles.
•'
Turbine
offering of
Boettcher
General Tire
.
electrical
the
of
picture
Utilities Corp.—Partial Redemption
New
Wall Street,
16
B. Seelig, Manager-Marketing for the "Small Steam
pre-engineering and manufacture of the -line
by the "building block" technique permits downward price adjustments
starting at 15% lower than handbook levels previously offered by the
cumulative
1,000,000 shs.
•
Turbine
New
-Annual sinking
-
Co.,
A
4
preferred stock (par $20)
stock (par $1)
plus
business
improving
the
on
interest.
accrued
inquiries,
for such equipment will not
late this year in subsequent
now
until
and
ICS
care
111,000
Common
orders taken
earnings
that
sales
in
of
&
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 31, next, $810,600
4cumulative income debentures due Sept. 30,
1969 at 100%
The
currently
in recent
industry as a whole, Mr. 'Cordiner cited as particularly encouraging
signs for the months ahead the increased consumer, spending on du¬
rable goods and announcements by many industries of planned future
1,250,000
banks
emphasized
periods.
Commenting
,5313,000
1,250,000
*
had
there
reflected
be
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
Unsecured notes payable to
fiVv'Zn
sinking fund series A,
weeks
"Chronicle"
of July 20 under this head¬
appeared under General Precision Equipment Corp.
appearing in the
item
General Realty
the heavy •
business,
the outlook for its future
than it has "or some time. He said that
been
an
increase
in
orders and customer
equipment
brighter
appears
owned by Husky O.l Co.,
was
("Husky";, Cody, Wyoming, a Delaware corporation.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
4'due l906-mOrtgage
electrical
The
ing should have
in decline,
hand, shipments of heavy electrical equipment continued
following the pattern of.recent quarters.
Mr. Cordiner added that despite the immediate state of
June 1. 1943 under
the company acquired
Corp.—Correction—
General Precision
to
The three that continued
general decline.
experiencing a
improve on the basis of shipments were'industrial components, atomic,
electronic and defense products, and consumer products.
On the other
on
1948
In
issuing
The
Delaware
Inc
still
was
bank bor-
parent company's short-term
the
reduce
to
used
be
rtiqtnesS
of
■
.
(358)
€
259.
net
a
company
income
Net
share
For
equal
income
of
the
in
reported
$1.36
first
common
second
for
to
the
a
six
the
six months
share of common
months
of
1958
ended
stock.
was
30,
June
equal
to
1959
89
cents
stock.
quarter
of 1959,
net income was equal to
79 cents a
Volume
share of
190
Number 5867
stock.
common
This
quarter of 1958, equal "to 53
sales
Net
quiring
were,
1958
.
This
the
three
top
announced
least
at
and
U.
S.
initial order
An
year's
he added.
in
1,500
will
may
have
promptly, Mr. Jacoos said.
ordered more than 4,500 small cars,"
being
small
order
car
May,
would
Chevrolet's
are
Corvair,
Ford's
by
total
—V.
189,
late
Spring of
$103,000,000.
The
statement
next
Included
small
car
this
in
order
car
Mr. Jacobs added.
and truck purchase
year,
its
order
were
32,000
in
capital
July,
and
west.
Co.—Employee Stock Plan Filed—
purchased
be
may
pursuant
Hotel
Corp.
Reaching
of America—To
the
to
and
with 25,000 shares
thereto.—V. 186
announced
250
room,
9
operate
a
Quito,
South
America
in
major
a
will
the
operate
under
property
terms
the
of
be
held
in
HCA
that
following sjthis
first
venture
in
in
Prudential
the
Charterhouse
Waltham,
and
have
and
been
in:
the
Washington,
Buffalo,
—V.
189,
and
Lodges
N.
for
Anaheim, Calif.; Portland,
and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ariz.;
Phoenix,
Canada;
2784.
p.
■'
■
•
Houston Lighting- & Power Co.—Registers
On
July
SEC
23
this
covering
$25,000,000
of
■!
.
-
With SEC—
registration statement with
mortgage bonds, to be offered
filed
company
first
incurred
were
to
Construction
expenditures
estimated
541,280,000.—V.
at
the
finance
for
will be
189,
tion
last
p.
seven
securities
being
are
amounts
offered
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
organized
resort
York
mer
theatricals
City.
addition,
In
and
the
from
will
sale
used
be
Castkills
the
in
Mountain
Hunter
on
New
weighting
also
the company
entertainment
other
are
Stock
on
of
a
a
Directors
the
company
Orla
are
by
newly
the
plans to produce sum¬
recreation area.
was
189,
2676.
p.
used
company from the
for (1) the ordinary
exceed
to
one-third
the
of
sale of addi¬
operation
of
receipts
price of $5.50
Co. and
lation.
Stock
Corp.—Common
Transistor
Industro
Public offering
Offered—
of 100,000 shares of common stock at a
share was made July 23 by Hardy &
per
The stock
Allen & Co.
offered
was
as
a
specu¬
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
will
financing
the
from
used
be
for
by
the
to reduce notes payable to a factor, accounts payable and
payable to an officer, and for the purchase of new equipment
line. The balance of the proceeds will be added to
the company's general funds and will be available for working capital.
its
production
BUSINESS—The
principal office and plant in
Long Island City, New York, is engaged in the manufacture and sale
of
PNP
(positive-negative-positive*
alloy-junction
germanium
tran¬
sistors. These transistors fall into five general classifications:
com¬
corporation,
with
its
high frequency types, radio frequency
and general purpose audio types. As ^if
June
1,
1959,
the
company
had
orders aggregating $428,652. Tne
principal item in
this backlog is a purchase order from General
Electric Company for a total of $241,500 for the supply of transistors
puter
audio
used
be
to
general
types,
types,
radio
in
purpose
types,
missile
Polaris
the
program.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
capitalization of the company will consist of 531.666 shares
standing
of
stock.-
common
•
CAPITALIZATION
.
Sept.
rejected
No.
Patent
requested
amended
these
the
prior
March
two claims was changed and further analysis
light of further explanations submitted
with
and Patent Applictaion No. 752,731 filed Aug. 4,
Nos.
patent will issue as a
that any
19,
was
the
1958
claims., While
pending, there
1958 by broadening certain
691,747 and 752,731 are still
19^
applications
assurance
no
of
19, 1958, as unpatentable in view of
2,621,035
(Marden Patent), and on
Dec.
result of either or both
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
Common
*
Of
options
are
—V.
this
granted
189,
p.
100,000
be
to
or
for
the
applications.
will
invention
the
yards
granted
of
exercise
to
Outstanding
531,666 shs.
*1,500,000 shs.
_
shares
reserved
are
the
for
employees and
key
warrants
issued
to
exercise
33.333
of
shares
underwriters.
the
Harvester
Co.
Develops
Eight-Row
Equipment—
currently is testing an experimental eight-row cul¬
tivator-planter that will do more productive work with less manpower,
it was announced on July 7.
Harvester, in an effort to meet the demands of highly concentrated
farming, has developed an eight-row cultivator onto which
planter
units can be quickly attached in place of a regular cultivator sweeps
tool
company
The
bar.
bandits
as
capacity of
implement
easily
works eight
36
models
p. 52.
four-row
as
the latter.—V.
190,
to
and
40-inch
has
rows
double
at
the
—
Common Stock Of¬
of common stock
underwriting group headed by
made July 20 by an
was
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; DempseyTegeler & Co., and Lee Higginson Corporation.
The
$17.50 a share. In addition to the shares
stock is priced at
& Knapp, Inc., has offered
Webb
publicly,
sold
being
purchase from the underwriters another 400,000 com¬
mon
shares at the public offering price.
Until Aug. 1,
time,
one
Charles
D.
ternational
McBee
Life
Hilles,
&
Holdings
Corp.,
Insurance
Executive Vice-President and
Jr.,
Telephone
about
July
American
Co.,
and
a
director
Mr.
number
a
Telegraph Corp. subsidiaries..
.
*:•
of
International
r-
Telephone
.
'
the
was
the
approximately
New York City
from the financing,
proceeds
net
will be reserved for construction of the
park which it is estimated-will—cost between $15,030,000 and $15,500,000. The company expects that after providing for the New York
City park, remaining funds will be sufficient to cover oil or a major
part of the cost of acquiring a site for the Miami project. Further
funds necessary to construct the Miami park will have to be obtained
from other sources. Investigation of a suitable Miami site is in progress.
$15,500,000
contemplated is a relatively recent deveolpment,
the
only known comparable ones now in operation being Disneyland
in Anaheim, Calif, and Pleasure Island in Wakefield, Mass.
The
type
of
park
PROJECT—The New York City park, to be named
NEW YORK CITY
will
located
be
in
the
Bronx
&
on
approximately
205
from Webb & Knapp, Inc. realtors,
tract known as Baychester Center.
be begun at once.
The Bronx property is accessible from all other parts of New York
City and from outlying areas by a network of super highways, rapid
transit subway, and other public and private transpcration facilities.
The
park is expected to be operated approximately 160 days a year,
continuously from May
15 through Oct.
15. The company has no
unimproved
of
leased
land
comprising part of a 370
Construction of the park will
and
acre
present plans for use of the location during the remainder of the
year but
it points out that the size of the New York City location
would permit further developments such
as an auditorium or sports
•arena or other improvement suitable for use during
the winter months.
Admission fees for entrance to Freedomland will be fixed at 90 cents
and
adults
for
rides
50
children. The charge for the different
from 10 cents to 50 cents. At maximum
and amusements will be able to handle
for
cents
attractions
and
will
vary
capacity the rides
45,000 admissions per hour.
operating
CAPITALIZATION
Dulles
Inc.
'
Company, Inc.
Kaplan
&
25,000
Courts
Atwill
20,000
Davis
Elkins,
Co.
Inc.
Stokes
Morris,
5,000
A.
Inc.
5,000
EFFECT TO
GIVING
stock
shares
of
the
(50c
par).:
PRESENT FINANCING
(50c
par)
of
common
deferred
NOTE—Freedomland.
has
City
executed
park
a
will
*1,080,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
:
long
be
stock
are
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
80,000 shs.
reserved for issuance upon con¬
York
&
10,000
Suplee,
10,000
Inc.,
the
lease
wholly-owned subsidiary,
the land on which the New York
company's
of
of
the
constructed.
580,000
shares of common
Co
—V.
189,
Winslow,
respective
stock which are severally to
5,000
Woods—
Hess,
5,000
5,000
Yates, Heitner &
10,000
5,000
Stetson
Moyer &
&
Cohu
Inc.
Co.,
10,000
^
5,000
Mosley
Yeatman,
Incorporated
Co.,
.
5,000
Co—
&
Loeb
Woodcock,
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.
H. Hentz & Co.
2351.
p.
Higher—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Shoe Co.
International
1959
1958
$
31—
Months Ended May
Six
$
134,015,282 117,069,632
Income before Fed. & Canadian taxes on inc.A
8,213,160
7,231,743
Fed. & Canadian taxes on income,
(estimated)
4,286,972
3,815,070
Proportion of
net profit of subsidiaries ap¬
sales
-
plicable
Net
44,978
3,018,346
1
■
stock
common
on
Earnings
share
share
per
per
42,046
3,881,210
3,374,621
4,024,462
$1.16
$0.90
$1.01
$1.20
interests
minority
to
income
——•
—
.
————-—
restricted
as
to
payment of cash dividends on
stock by the 3lA%
promissory note agreement. The note agreement also provides that no
payment
be
made
for dividends
unless consolidated net working
$28,470,720
of
earnings
Retained
May 31,
common
at
International Telephone & Telegraph
nation's
the
the
in
stalled
Military
Air Transport Service's
navigation
devices manufactured
at Clifton, N. J.
The distance measuring equipment is
the
the
by
VC-137 jet trans¬
new
Force to replace older
will be equipped with
have been purchased by the Air
the Special Air Mission Fleet and
in
Corp.—Contracts
now
port plane.
Three
jets
aircraft
are
units of airborne
distance-measuring equipment
VORTAC air navigation system has been in¬
first
the
of
One
for
1959,
187, p. 2660.
capital shall be at least $50,000,000.—V.
corporation's
Federal
division
commercial
airlines
the
in
lines
the
Known
such
as
also being installed by majo*
Airlines and Trans World Air¬
Its. installation in the VC-137'a
American
Boeing 707 jet liners.
new
Force use of this equipment.
DMET
(distance
measuring
equipment-TACAN),
Air
first
as
provides
equipment
pilot
a
continuing
information
the
his distance,
on
selected ground stations. At an altitude o£
40,000 feet, the pilot can read distances up to 200 miles.
The air¬
borne
equipment has been miniaturized by\ ITT Laboratories
and
weighs only 31 pounds. Each unit is about the size of a shoebox.
The compact DMET combines with
VOR direction-indicating equip¬
ment to
comprise the airborne equipment of VORTAC, the common,
air
navigation
system being implemented by the Federal Aviation
Agency.
This system also was adopted by the ICAO member nations ,
at
a
recent
meeting in Montreal, PQ, Canada.
The ITT division
tenths
in
of
mile,
a
from
providing large amounts of
is
ground equipment for the VORTA©
system.-
$42,101,389 contract to Federal,
Paramus, N. J., service organization of International
Telegraph Corp., for the operation and maintenance of
the Distant Early Warning
(DEW) Line.
The ITT company has been in charge of operation and maintenance
on
the
3,000-rnile 'DEW Line since it went into operation in 1957,
The new contract is for the current fiscal year.
Stretching across the roof of North America, from western Alaska ta
Baffin Island,
the DEW Line is designed to provide an early warning
in
the
event of air
attack over,, the polar regions, alerting defense
commands in Canada and the United States.
The contract will be administered by the Air Defense Command of
the Air Force through its 4601st Support Group
(DEW). v.
,
An
$850,000 contract for degaussing equipment,
electronic device*
that
protect ships from, magnetic mines and magnetic homing tor¬
pedoes, has been awarded by the U. S. Navy to International Telephone
and Telegraph Corporation's Federal Division, Clifton, N. J.—V.
190,
Air
The
Electric
Force
July 20 awarded a
on
Corp.,
Telephone
<fe
260
p.
.
Building Credits, Ltd.
Interprovincial
—
.
To Redeerji
Notes—
all of
notes,
102.80% fie
the Canadir,*
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 17, 1959,
outstanding 5Vz%1 notes, series A, due June 30, 1962 and 5%
The
its
series
B,
series
B,
April 30, 1970 at 102% for series A and
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
Bank
of
Commerce,
due
Montreal,
Calgary,
Vancouver,
Moncton and Halifax,
John,
SI.
Toronto, Ottawv
Winnipeg,
Canada.
Services, Inc.—Earnings Rise-
Diversified
Investors
-
excluding net gains on sales of investments, of thVi
corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiaries for the first half ct
1959 amounted
to $7,864,072 or $5,41
per share, compared with $iv«797,602 or $3.99 per share for the same period of 1958, an increa:;-*
of 36%
according to figures released on July 17.
Net
gains from sales of investments was nine cents, per share Sa
the 1959 period, compared with one cent per share in the comparabU
Net
income,
period
last year.
net
Total
was
$5.50
share
earnings,
including
volume
July
11
gains
on
Corp. of America—New
gains in business written to new semi-annual
records' for the periods ending June 30 were
this
by
These
He
80.2%
Last
the
face
amounts
that
over
above
month's
June,
Benedick,
of
1958
Benedick
fund contractual
purchases of fuc<I
mutual
cash
outright
President,
than the $45,643,000 of the
the 1958 first-half total
gain
announced oil
produced an overr.t
total of $37,061,004.
payments.
above
reported
18.1%
an
Walter
to
higher
85.6%
and
include
figures
started during the periods,
and voluntary plan initial
According
49.9%
Records-and quarter!;#
corporation.
During the first half of the year, the company
business of $68,431,000, capped by a second-quarter
plans
investment*
with $4 JW*
sales of
first
Investors Planning
Sharp
net
share in the first half of 1959 compared
half of 1958.—V. 189, p. 2785.
per
the
in
Mr
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the
amounts
Gorey
5,000
Inc
Co.,
Newburger,
Walter
Jenks,
&
Murch
15,000
Co
5,000
5,000
I.
°
Co.,
5,000
& Co.,
Moore
T.
—-—
Reed, Lear & Co.—
M. Simon & Co
&
10,000
and
stock.
term
Inc.
5,000
Gould
&
Berwyn
Co.,
&
Kidder
M.
Mann
15,000
15,000
Sears &
Hallowell,
5,000
5,000
Com¬
pany
__————
Kakouris & Co.
Com¬
&
________
C.
Co.' ~.—
White &
15,000
Becker
Rouse, Brewer,
Bryant
W.
&
,
Hudson,
15,000
Inc.
5,000
——
Davis_—
20,000
Co.
&
pany
Warren
5,000
Co.
&
&
Hickey
Fay
O'Donnell
C.
5,000
—
20,000
Kohlmeyer & Co.__.
R.
Wins-
15,000
Stiver
Saunders,
Hooker &
5,000
5,000
-
Corpo¬
Securities
ration
&
____.
_
5,000
5,000
Inc.
low,
Clayton
Company,
Co..—.
Chace, Whiteside &
25,000
25,000
25,000
&
&
Boenning
25^000
Co
10,000
Co.—
&
Simonds & Co
Bateman, Eichler & Co—
Birr
& Co.,
Inc
—
25,000
Battles,
&
10,000
-
—.—
Baker,
25,000
&
H.
shares,
Authorized
stock
of In¬
Corp., was elected a Director of
Hilles is also a Director of Royal
Guarantee & Liability Insurance Co.,
Zurich
of
John
1960.
1,
PROCEEDS—Of
*80,000
Telegraph
Corp.
and
organized in April to construct and
operate Disneyland-type open-air recreation and amusement parks. It
plans to construct two parks, one in New York City, the other in the
Greater Miami area. The New York City project is to be "constructed
first and is scheduled to be completed in time to commence operations
BUSINESS—Corporation
version
International
oversubscribed
Offering
restrictions.
tractual
productive
Board—
on
400,000 shares purchased
will be subject ttr certain con¬
1960, disposition of any of the
by Webb & Knapp, Inc.,
Common
Corp.—Hilles
Holdings
& Co.,
Sutro
25,000
___
also
Recreation Corp.
International
Deferred
International
25,000
Sons___
10,000
In¬
Company,
&
corporated
M'anley, Bennett & Co.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Morgan & Co.____
__'
applied
be
railroad
of
fered—Public offering of 580,000 shares
acres
2034.
International
The
10c)_____
(par
amount
reserved
Farm
Fusz-Sc-hmelzle
Stroud
25,000
Co
&
marks
by the installaton of weighing systems
and industrial users. The Company's prin¬
cipal product and service has never been applied commercially^ A
prototype—installation has been
constructed at Hammond, Indiana,
where
it is
being tested under simulated operating conditions. It is
the belief of management that the present status of the method is at
this time so far developed that it is ready for commercial application.
Surveys are
presently underway for such installations for purposes
of
commercial
production, which
installations are proposed to be
licensed by the Company to the users.—V. 189, p. 2139.
in
"Freedomland,"
EFFECT
Kraus__
Emith, Hague & Co._
60,000
Corp._____
&
Dividends
No.
,
GIVING
60,000
Co.__
Co.
Tenenbaum
Peltason,
125,000
10,000
10,000
Leonard & Lynch
Moore,
.125,000
Inc
Edwards &
G.
Dividends
books closed.
Offering oversubscribed and the books closed.
company
note
Burge
in
the
from
to
a
Higginson
Ball,
the
(4)
company's
Patent
miles from
124
Larsen,
Village of Hunter.—V.
the
to
be
modern winter ski
about
the
at
will
railroad
of
States
wording on
in
the
incorporated in New York in May
previously associated with the M't.
Snow ski area; Donald Waters, a professional management consultant;
James Hammerstein, active in the theater since
1951: Harry Gordon,
owner
and operator of the Hunter Water Works Supply Co.
and H.
Gordon
Woodworking
Milling Co.;
and Orville
Slutzky, Mayor of
BUSINESS—The
1959.
&
Net
1959.
14,
are
Shares
subscrip¬
product and services include a system
freight cars coupled in motion, covered by
2,621,035 granted Dec. 9, 1952.
The cor¬
poration owns an installation upon leased ground at 415 Spruce Street,
Hammond, Indiana. This installation includes railroad track, scale pit,
scale house and electronic equipment.
The issuer is exploiting Patent
No.
2,621,035, of which it is the sole U. S. licensee, and further is
exploiting patent
applications Serial Nos. 691,747 and 752,731, of
which it will be sole U. S. licensee.
Patent Application No. 691,747
BUSINESS—The
of
United
was
consisting
developing and operating
for
company
area
to
Aug.
on
expected
1959
Co., New York,
units
in
not
1959,
unit.
per
Of¬
or
changed wording;
$50 debenture and five shares of common stock, priced
$50
Rights
—
pilot model(s) of the Marden Weighing Unit at
company's laboratory headquarters at Hammond, Indiana,
and
advances
to
the
affiliate
Die-Form Circuits
of Delaware,
Inc.,
protoype
on
patent
&
Corp.
—
proceeds
stock
common
of
1574.
Lomasney
A.
completed.—
is
program
company's
The
Myron
entire
Weighing
Railroads
expires
issue
July 24 offered publicly $690,000 of 6% 10-year subordi¬
nate debentures and 69,000 shares of common stock. The
at
offer
program.
Hunter Mountain Development Corp.—Common
—
by
completed
be
to
business,, (2) promotion of commercial use of the pres¬
ently available method of RAILWEIGHT weighing by railroads and
industrial users of freight cars, (3) further research and development
the
is
Offered
the
when
mill
Stockholders
underwriting,
to
was
used to repay
construction
months of
company's
the
expected
the
subject to
Agreement
company,
Shares
'
:
Draper,
for
major portion of the company's outstanding short-term bank loans,
which
the
at
the
a
public sale at competitive bidding. The proceeds
the
under
or
Annapolis, Md.;
Me.;
Mass.; Euciid, Ohio; Alexandria, Va.; Winnipeg,
Charterhouse Motel in Bangor, Me.
Others
Montreal,
Y.;
(
offering.
operation
in
Kittery,
C.;
D.
Boston.
in
Queen
announced
Me.;
Center
Hotels
Motor
are
Newton
the power plant.
the new unit is
subscription price is $3 per share and the
The
tional
HCA
field,
construction
Canada;
"
Oppenheimer & Co
This corporation is offering,
holders of common stock
($1 par) of record June 1, 1959, the right to subscribe
for an additional 82,313 shares on the basis of one new
share for each four shares held on the foregoing date.
will have other new agreements to
announce,
probably within a matter of weeks. "We believe that the
international market holds great promise for us," he said."We are
very near agreement to operate several properties and are considering
a
number
of
others."
HCA
has
already announced the leasing of
motor hotel properties in Montreal and Winnipeg, Canada.
HCA
will
also operate
a
new
1,000-room hotel soon to go under
Construction
to
that
PROCEEDS—The
indicated
also
hotel
said
wood
Total cost for the expansion program is estimated over
It is expected that in. excess of 100 additional persons will
without
Quito.
Sonnabend
overseas
added
the machine itself, there
mill and a new recovery
house
ground
the
189,, p. 2567.
fering
by the Social Security Administration of the Ecuadorian Govern¬
ment, owners of the property.
The hotel is scheduled for opening in
January
of 1960, in time for the Pan American conference which
Mr.
July 10 by Richard C. Doane,
1961.
employed
step
held
will
Doane
to
necessary
to
additions
International
lease
20-year
a
new
the
Underwriting
the
in
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Ecuador.
HCA
the
will be
$13,000,000.
the
of
construction
Mr.
program,
Manager
the
related
be
January,
Roger
P.
Sonnabend,
Vicecorporation's Hotel Division,
that the company has signed an agreement to
$6,000,000
hotel now
under
construction
in
General
company's
Expand to Ecuador—
of
Coast
Western
development
overseas
President
at the
machine
paper
v.... v
♦.
..
boiler
275 Page Mill Road, Palo Alro, Calif., filed a registra¬
the SEC on July 21, 1959 covering $1,000,000 *of
which
third
a
specified
Dempsey-Tegeler
A.
from
underwriters
Co.___
new
to
will
with
stock
Of
papers and other groundwood printing grades to
the expanding demand for these grades in the South ahd South¬
It will have a rated capacity of 50,000 tons annually.
In addi¬
meet
V.
July
'
-.
Janney,
lightweight directory
purchase.
2153.
on
before
1958,
The
be
its
Engineer, Vice-
Chief
was
original two units at the Pine Bluff mill began operation ih
producing newsprint and bleached kraft board.
209-inch Beloit machine will be equipped
to manufacture
The
1959
cars
this
of
part
not
was
Interests in Employee Stock Purchase Plans, together
in
and
the
by
conditions
Bear, Stearns &
Reynolds & Co.,
Burnham
directors.
of
years
and
follows:
Lee
Co.—To Increase Mill Capacity—
Paper
addition
for
President.
2458.
p.
This company,
p.
12
Pine Bluff, Ark., mill were announced on
tion
of
Be¬
Chief Executive Officer
Engineering,
and Administrative Vice-President
President in May of 1958.—V. 189, p. 1467
of
named
Plans
that
announced
Hewlett-Packard
tion
for
IMC
as
■.
Corp.—Ware
made
been
has
board
the
by
with
been
International
Fal¬
operates
Hertz
trucks.
3,750
-
purchased
terms
.
Inc.
Valiant.
Plymouth
which
operation
In
v.
;
,
Chemical
&
President,
Ware,
corporation
President
approximately 60,000 vehicles, including al¬
most 24,000 in rent a car service in the U. S. and Canada, will receive
the first of the small car order in October.
The balance should be
in
M.
has
He
ordered
be
the
of
Walter L. Jacobs, President,
3,000 has already been placed by the corporation
Hertz
the
the
Hertz,
Thomas
by
.
Minerals
be
investment
Chief Executive Officer—
comes
4,500 small cars manufactured by
for more than $10,000,000, it was
makers
auto
for
1794.
p.
closed-end
S.
Kalman
Included
and
purchasing
14
another
end
"By
con,
is
July
on
189,
U.
new
a
active business as of Jan. 1 this year on ac¬
two old established Canadian investment com¬
of
International
Corp.—Buys 4,500 Small Cars—
corporation
assets
panies.—V.
period.—|f. 190, p. 51.
Hertz
the
Corp.,
Holcfipgs
commenced
company,
operating revenues for the six months' period
compared with $116,773,028 for the corresponding
$137,200,312,
International
with net income in the second
compares
cents a share.
and
7
(359)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
the six-month total wtfc*
second half of last ye»rc
of $36,865,000.
the total during the June 30 quarter represented
the previous three-month volume of $31,370,WK*
1958 second quarter total of $20,561,000.
the
volume amounted to
total of $7,127,000.
noted
that
actually exceeded
that for
all
probability,"
he
added,
$12,169,000 or 70.7% higher th&n
during the quarter just
the entire first half of last year.
"last year's record annual volume
volume
4a
«*
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(360)
chased
/orce, mean¬
70,360, 10 fo more
30 was
than three months earlier,
ana
42.5% above, the figure
cf last year's second quarter.—V. 189, p. 2567.
The total
continued upward.
on June
25%
3 959
the ena
at
advanced
tons
,
while,
by Brier and the Robinsons.
The Robin$133,000 as subordinated loans, and Brier pur¬
capital stock and the Robinsons each purchased
oi their capital stock for an aggregate $267,000.
As of April 30,
the Robinsons released the $133,000 debt owed to them by the
the subsidiary
by
third quarter
JtE2,508,000 will be surpassed well beiere the current
completed on Sept. 30."
The number of exclusive I.P.O.
contractual plans ^i
is
11
50%
Lund
companies
them
See
their
of
companies.
Bonds—
Eastern
The
N.
John,
Saint
Co.,
Trust
Total
will up to noon
Canada,
B.,
report
tenders for the sale to it of Saint John
Sulphite Ltd. first 4%
series A bonds, due Dec. 1, 1966 to an amount
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $39,130:
The present name of
this company was adopted March 27, l^oi.
July
cn
—V.
1959
27,
187,
receive
announced
SEC
in
Detroit
Stock
for
of
and
Exchanges
The
1959.
3,
August
U,
new
issuance of
the
order suspending
an
30,
in
Johns-Manville
Corp.
s
$
sales
Profit
101,572,000
19,862,000
32,471,000
9,588.000
before
Taxes
5,962,000
taxes
—
Earnings
DiVS.
10,274,000
-
6.509,000
3,582,000
8,296,000
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
190,
share__
$0.78
$1.24
_
continue
be
The
Aluminum
places
program
under
unified
all
direction
of
phases
to
to
James
the
market
product
in
conception,
to
instances,
development
under
Mr.
the
supervision
Rhoades
"Market
F.ince
the
is due
for aluminum."
the
extension
the
of
of
new
foil
provided
fabricators
of
of
does
by
in
not
aluminum
corporation
and
automobiles
be
will
residential
No
development of addi¬
pointed out that creation
the technical and engineering
affect
Kaiser
and
Aluminum
190,
relating
purchased
the
amount,
to
their
from
machines,
Motochron
tooling,
electric
President, announced on July 8..
The clock, which has been manufactured
few
The
ment
introduced
years,
has had
a
good acceptance in
addition
of
of
the
clock
King-Seeley's
by General
principle
industry.
broadens
business,
the
in
Electric
$1,000
debenture
$1,42 6/7
New
the
for
clocks
and
instrument
seg¬
presently
188, p. 2785.
includes speedometers,
proceeds
S.)
and
to
are
is
be
Co.,
Laconia,
Inc.,
N.
Kresgre
by
into
shares
700
of
for
working capital.—V.
common
188,
950.
p.
the
year
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
27,516,286
*
its
$11,294,000.
$
157,577,418
'•
the
This
_
N.
July
on
Morton
■
Edell,
President
Hostetter's
last
year
V.
Aromatic
about
were
Lanolin
W
Inc.-—Acquisition—
resulting
Plus
Wash
i89,
of
Lanolin
Plus, said
June
on
pay
Bitters
Managers
split.—V.
stock
this
operations,
Profit
net
cocktails
and
flavoring.
Curl,
chief
mild
and
Its
sales
America,
Pan
owned
the
outside
maximum
service
United
the
to
172,
p.
products
including Lanolin Plus
Set, Rybutol and i other products.—
'N
Leeds &
American
the
by
it
,
has
Force Materiel
and
accessories.
tract
from
the
received
Command,
The
order
Command
is
Dayton,
in
for
$80,284
an
for
addition
similar
contract
will
Inc.
parent
be
company
originally
agreements
Introduces
New
precision
to
an
the
U.
S.
potentiometers
earlier
equipment.—V.
$233,000
190,
p.
This
corporation,
con¬
and
at
395
with
Brook
the
stock
common
SEC
A,
a!L unde,"writing
Keapath.
Tne
be supplied by
The
estab¬
company's export
of the company's
sold
it
is
Bronx,
offered
21,
N
was
a
organized
manufacturer
July
on
Y
filed
co'vering
public
sale
by Auchincloss,
Parker
underwriting terms are
and
8,
1959.
distributor
Through
of
a
&
to
11
sub¬
diversified
and
complete line of soft zippered luggage and travel cases and of
bowling
It distributes golf bags manufactured to its
specifications and
bags.
at
its
risk.
common
The
and
company
400,000
a
now
shares
of
$837,031
of
the
has
B
outstanding
proceeds
to
87,500
shares
of
A
in
addition
to
$125,000
obligation.
It proposes
discharge the said obligation,
common/
purchase
money
*lf rem£'mn£ balance of its obligation to Venray, Inc., arising
assets of the latter incident to the organization
formation of the
*
anrf
company.
The remainder of the proceeds
will
be
ffhH?
gen®ral lunds and will be available for working capital and
Jc LT,rfe PUrp,0Se,s'-The company intends to proceed to expand
manufacturing facilities and,
1"*
©ccordmg to the prospectus.
i
if
trVTp.y.'.. I"C,» was formerly known
Braverman,
lS
(Phillip
the
feasible,
to
consolidate
them
u luatc
uicui,,
as Leeds Travehvear Corp.,
present
company's
Executive
owned
Vice-Presi-
were ac£Juired fn July 1957 by 11 companies organized
Brier and two other individuals
T?nei\j c°mPany President.
B. and
Harry
E.
Robinson,
directors)
organized
the
Net
P.
by
Lorillard
of
the
net purchase
remains.unpaid.
owned by Brier
cash
payment
All
and
on
The July 1957 purchase agreement called
of $1,589,612, on which the $837,031 balance
the outstanding shares of A and B stock are
company.
price
of
the
the
other
1957
two
individuals.
purchase
was
made
The
with
$43,465,865
6,155,968
708,339
4,897,778
248,337
19,595
178,604
117,084
$1,689,792
$6,685,703
$5,779,639
1,421,860
764,777
taxes
1,242,830
876,066
3,399,944
2,916,936
1,204,083
813,726
3,285,759
2,862,703
$0.79
$0.54
$2.16
of
will
first
comparable
1958
six
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
of
per
are
221,267,389
6,227,838
13,611,817
11,824,849
$0.92
$2.02
$1.75
shares outstanding
SEC
views
on
corporation,
Florida.
plan,
the
neither
earnings
share
for
both
the
6,564,048 shares outstanding at
on
initial
$400,000
funds
supplied
in
200,000 square feet of space.—V.
Corp.
(&
184,
12 Weeks Ended
sales
24 Weeks Ended—-
and
inc.
$
$
58,893,841
144,464,280
112.769,331
7,623,064
4,782,560
13,251,248
9,734,876
taxes
State
taxes
income
on
Net
4,082,000
2,466,500
7,047,000
5,045,000
3,541,064
2,316,060
6,210,248
4,689,876
4,937,363
4,472,262
$0.70
earnings
Aver.
shs.
com.
'Earns,
per
'After
$0.50
$1.24
$1.03
NOTE:
1959
from dates of acquisitions, operations of new
since the first of the year.
the year common shares were issued to acquire the
assets of A & P Corrugated Box Co. and Associated Folding Box Co.
of Gardner and Lawrence, Mass., Industrial Container Corp. of Balti¬
more, Gibraltar Corrugated Box Co., with plants located in New Jersey,
Since
the
includes,
first
Delavans,
of
Inc.
of Syracuse.
Forest Kraft Co. was established jointly with Inland
for the purpose of financing a new 500-ton containerwith supporting pulp and power facilities, to be com¬
1959
May,
Corp.
machine,
pleted in the second half of 1961 at Rome, Ga. Equity contributions to
the new corporation were, on the part of Inland, $13,500,000 in cash,
and
the
on
shares
part
of
Mead,
of Inland.—V.
its entire
interest in
minority
to
receive
3%
Proposed Reorg.—
Lieb, in the United States District Court
Commission stated that an advisory report
The
of
which
°
San Francisco, Calif.—Files
Commission—
on June 29 filed a letter of notification with
30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting.
The
plus
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
real
purchase
plan
discretionary
is
the
with
on
Commission,
Shoe
Melville
Corp.—Sales
25%
of
their
consummation
paid
in
of
claims
and
claims
in
plan with the balance of
installments; wage claimants are
annual
six
their
stock;
in
general
3%
new
the
of
cash
with
preferred
to
bonds
and
The
the
consummate
furnish
to
common
plan,
stock.
stock.
is
to
for
in
new
receive
to
participation
is
proponent of the
million of cash
for
$1
all
the
first
mortgage
himself
proponent has also obligated
working capital, if needed.
Commission advised Judge Lieb
similar
receive
No
The
are
The
$300,000
to
up
remainder
the
creditors
unsecured
provided for the publicly-held common stock.
plan, Herman, Greenfield of Miami, in return
needed
—V.
189,
1959—25 Wks.—1958
that based upon studies made of
companies,
be
unsecured
because
of
the
debtor's
Lumberman's
Files
The
With
apparent
insolvency.—V.
covering
be
2,000
offered
The
at
Acceptance
Securities
and
July 13
filed
company
on
shares
par
proceeds
are
of
($100
to
be
$58,253,773
2786.
p.
Merck
&
Co., Inc.—To Manufacture in Thailand—
Co.,
188,
Santa
Exchange
a
p.
2142.
letter of
notification
with
preferred cumulative series
share), without underwriting.
used
for
working
Calif.—
Rosa,
Commission—
$7.20
per
Thailand
The
capital.—V.
A
189,
the
SEC
stock
p.
to
1348.
Ambassador
the
to
U.
S.,
on
July
agreement between the Thai Government and
has been reached under which Merck will be the
pharmaceutical
company
8,
disclosed
Merck
first
& Co.,
chemical
licensed to establish manufacturing
that
Inc.
and
facilities
Thailand.
T.
John
Connor,
President,
noted
that
the
new
Merck
venture
is
company's international program,
which "is
special emphasis on newly developing
areas,
where
drug production is most needed." Last year Merck began a
similar project in India, where it is constructing the largest privately
owned
ethical
drug plant in that country and is also helping the
the
latest
step
expanded
being
government
vitamins,
chemical
latest
in
his
with
build
to
a
state-owned
large
streptomycin
plant,
Mr.
said.
Connor
Merck
the Commission believes the plan proponent may
paying an adequate
price for the company,
and that the
general creditors may not be getting adequate compensation
for their interest in the debtor's assets.
In addition, since the record
does
not
show
how
the
reorganized company could
meet its new
long-term obligations, the Commission could not say the plan was
feasible.
However, it agrees that no equity exists for the stockholders
not
11
Higher-
1959—5 Wks.—1958
$15,798,101 $13,809,152 $65,275,944
Sales
provides
upon
be
of
acres.
Period End. June 30—
in
have
55%
property
the
par
appropriate.
nor
the
preferred
common
corporation
per
in
$350,000
the
189, p. 2568.
covering
($10
on
share
companies acquired
The
Comments
outstdg.
com.
provision for preferred dividends.
an
to
June 15,'58
$
With Securities and Exchange
P.
filing
$50,000
1478.
p.
June 15,'58 June 14,'59
and
1959
the close of
21
would
it
•
75,164,081
—
before
Federal
for the recapitalization of Ludman
outstanding. $900,000 of 6%
first mortgage
bonds,
$545,360
of
3%
preferred stock,
and
$100,000
of
common
stock.
All secured and priority creditors are to receive cash payment
in full.
The United States Government, for its claim for taxes, is to
that
so
•
Subs.)—Earnings Increase—
Meadows of Nevada, Inc.,
189, p. 917.
necessary
general,
;
•
....
proposed
a
Joseph
Judge
$1.89
period
current
is
that
stated
company
announced the submission of a statement of
plan of
reorganization of
this Florida
which formerly manufactured and distributed aluminum
related products.
The reorganization proceeding is pending
windows and
In
July
upon
in
in the second quarter
reported above, the
1959
common
based
the current period.—V.
its
\
June 14,'59
board
$
117,172,418 240,447,516
$1.11
additional
months
periods
1,518,046
53.
p.
Township,
housed
be
In
7,456,137
and
190,
corporation
Container
1959—3 Mos.—1958
sh.
com.
of
outstanding
year.—V.
Laboratories, Inc.—New Plant—
which
Profit
17
126,558,771
per
prior
has broken ground for a new multi-million dollar
scheduled for completion
in
the Fall of
I960,
in
a
suburb of Philadelphia, Pa.
The
move
from
its
present North Philadelphia headquarters has
been undertaken because of the company's need for expanded research,
production and administrative facilities, Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Chair¬
man
of the Board, explained at groundbreaking ceremonies on July 3.
The new plant will be developed in phases in an 89 acre, park-like
setting, according to plans for a modern structure.
Initially, approxi¬
mately 450 persons, about double McNeil's present home-office staff,
and
result
in
$
distribution
a
stock
common
paper
Income
'As
share
per
Co.
present
® latter purchased from them through exchange of
?
proprietorship in the 11 companies, which then became
subsidiaries
a
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$51,545,341
2,258,726
232,069
given the right to use trade¬
and to supervise appropriate
negotiated
cigarette, which contains a "wisp of menthol," has gone
initial markets-—Philadelphia, Pa.,
and Providence, R. I.
will be
effected as rapidly as possible, it was
in
'Earnings
e^va^'4an
for
2786.
p.
income—
Mead
S
was
1959
for
&
before
or
$2,446,913
1,514,346
This
receive
July
be
189,
on
throughout
cigarette
sales
the
amendment.
company
sidiaries
group healxl
offering price and
public
Avenue,
on
to
stock
common
•
stated.-
before
261.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
located
^ore^StraJ10n st»tement
262,500
shares
of
into
income——-—
on
♦Shares
Cigarette—
July
on
filter
cigarette
new
sale
Miami,
Leeds Travel wear,
all
July
Eank
43,882
before
'Earnings
introduced "Spring", a king-sized "airfeaturing
a
radically
new,
Lorillard"electronically treated to create uniform
ventilation over the surface of the cigarette via hundreds of micro¬
scopic openings which take in fresh air and allow heat
(but not
smoke
or
flavor)
to escape."
Invented in the Lorillard Greensboro,
N.
C.
laboratories
(patents
are
pending
on
both
the
electronic
-process
and
the Lorillard-designed
electronic equipment), the
new
exclusive cigarette paper process represents another Lorillard research
"first,"
it was stated.
company
conditioned"
developed
The
from
1959,
due
American
the
at
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$18,176,474 $14,018,554
income
Net
stated.
was
Ludman Corp.—SEC
Northrup Co.—Air Force Contract—
company,
Redeem
(charges)
SEC
'
This
31—
timber
of
or
Earnings
July
on
been
has
States,
parent
greater Lorillard supervision
activities."
Lorillard
products
are
the
14
some
Tint
To
—
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain-
(&
—
on
made
1959.—V.
14,
Aug.
on
operations
sale
fr.
Other inc.
in lieu
1234.
company
assure
South
Lorillard
P.
marks
Net
$2,000,000.
produces
N
for
a
1
convertible
are
Corp.
from
Income
will be
Payment
business
ol
to stockholders
rata
pro
a
export
Drug
the
24
Inc.
called for redemption on Aug. 15,
convertible subordinated debentures
5%
sales
Net
of
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary, P. Lorillard
with principal headquarters at 200 East 42nd Street,
The new corporation, which will have offices super¬
1348.
p.
close
McNeil
to
from
Period Ended June 30—
purchased the 106-year-old Dr. Hostetter
Pa., for an undisclosed amount of cash.
made by Hostetter were the "Dr. Hostetter Tonic" for
disorders, which has sold more than 50,000,000 bottles,
stomach
has
.
debentures
Period End. May
company
9
expanding
Y.
and
and
National
has
Pittsburgh,
products
Dr.
Plus,
company
of
Products,
Chicago, 111.
Co.,
Masonite
Earnings Show Gain—
Co.
of
188, p. 1718.
System, Inc., above.—V.
that a comparison with
said
formation
international
on
$
169,530,003
\
2677.
Lanolin
corporation
The
Chain Co.,
"provide
customers,
The
1959—Month—1958
31,376,383
maintenance
maneuverability,
tactical
Automotive
outstanding
at 102 Vs. %
Trust
per share on the 892,383 shares
marked
increase
in
sales
and
shares
Sales
to
The
Co.—Sales Up—
V
p.
York,
vised
H.—
Exchange Commission—
convertible
used
Period End. June 30—
189,
of
the Board,
of
fiscal
1958
cents
handle
licensing
share.
per
Bales
—V.
sales
on
American Inc.,
and
N.
A.
corporation on July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $200,000 of 6V*%
convertible subordinated debentures
due April
1,
1974
to
be
offered
at
face
amount, through
Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, Boston, Mass.
(S.
25
announced
North
automotive
Gas
its
197C
Whitemarsh
Pan
The
The
30
1,
plant,
EEC
at
of
full
the
fractional
of
cash
for
clock,
automotive
which
Manufacturing:
Files With Securities
Each
Columbia
The
of
last year could not be properly made because of
several companies during the year. He pointed out
of
corporation
To
equipment
automobile
speed
Debentures—
Sales
underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used
20
Co.,
"high
Bonded—
Net
Kinsman
Etock
Earnings—
share
per
high.
Chairman
Ling,
company's
lished
new
the
and instrument panels.—V.
gauges
New
Ave.,
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Forms Pan American Subsidiary—
Electric
General
to the in¬
It meets the T-38 specifica¬
in^ the air engine starting.
or
for
See
to.
departments
Gustine,
past
ground
Be
its
of
the premises
York, N. Y.
occupy
Inc.—Record
The
52.
p.
is applicable
and
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co.—Hate Schedules to
continue
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering an amount not to exceed 500 shares of common stock
(par $5) to be offered at the market on the American Stock Exchange.
Menz
products.—V.
has
undisclosed
an
patents
for
The
King-Seeley Corp.—Buys Motochron Assets—
of
Fifth
to
will
officer,
an
Bridgeport, Conn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
applications
and
immediately
operate
aluminum
ihe
and
markets
nev;
will
Mr.
various
aluminum
of
utilization
usage
department
assistance
This
and mercury.
and as heretofore
quarter
June
Locke Steel
Rhoades
Mr.
"solid state",
ever
ways
many
business,"
Aluminum,
Kaiser
products.
in
forward
aluminum
program
aluminum
aluminum
the
the
structural
tional
carried
the
development
where
of
been
growth
the
to
areas
housing,
has
entered
rapid
Industry,
Among
for marketing,
Vice-President
Menz,
synonymously with
Taxes
corporation
"and
E.
and
firm
new
stated.
development
rhe
said,
of John
of
energize
margin of safety for pilots through design which
accents
simplicity and reliability, and the utilization of the most advanced
design
in
component
manufacture."—V.
190,
p.
157.
had sales of $6,923,167
then outstanding.
earnings
reflects
the
rapid expansion of the company,
through internal growth and
acquisitions," Mr. Ling said, "and I am confident the company will
continue
a
high sales and
earnings
level."
Ling-Altec
entered the
final
half
of
Its
fiscal
year
with
a
record
backlog of orders in
excess
of $17,000,000, Mr. Ling added.—V. 160, pp.
156 and 52.
planning
market
engineering,
J.
periods
"The
test
some
ended
earned
and
marketing.
To
direct
and
coordinate
these
product-to-market efforts
Kaiser
Aluminum
has
established
a
new
market
development department
,
continue
500
cents
record
acquisition
that
the
40
a
months
similar
product development in selected areas where aluminum can be
utilized to great advantage in large tonnages—from market research
end
will
Electronics,
for
income
equal
six
and
find,
the
the
ended June 30, 1959 amounted to $570,on
the 1,408,600 common shares
for the quarter of $6,263,000 also
a
new
record.
This sharp increase in
net enabled the company
show
record
earnings of $719,111, or 51 cents per share for the
set
program
Life of
used for the same purpose.
conventional apparatus.
that
elected Vice-President,
been
at
company
Ling-Altec
by this corporation to accelerate, to full
commercial
realization
the
development of major potential markets
for aluminum was announced on July 16 ay D. A. Rhoades, President
and Chief Executive Officer.
The
metals
precious
of
charge
has
corporation
new
Net
Corp.—Coordination—
Chemical
&
used
Maremont
€40,
intensified
new,
equipment
inverter can
Developed
by
the
corporation's
engineers
in
collaboration
with
Northrop's Norair Division,
the power inverter provides instant on
charge
predecessor
52.
Kaiser
in
Deane
of
Vice-President
elected
been
be
to
H.
in
outstanding,
A
has
Breuer
announced the
has
of non-ferrous metals.
Gary Joseph, who has also been elected
to trade in tin, copper, lead and zinc.
$1.05
$1.80
R.
Leytess
Charles
8,701,000
7,164,000'
14,920.000
4,150.000
—•
stockholders
tc
built
device
a
healthy
will
176,314,000 150,691,000
29,119,000
17,533,000
14,199,000
8,832,000
85.782,000
with
times
ten
introduced
been
verter.
tions
will
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$
$
above.
Inc.
either or both of the twin engines
of the jet simultaneously.
It operates by converting DC battery power
to
alternating current.
The AC current is fed to the plane's static
ignition generator which produces an electrical power pulse of high
heat capacity, causing ignition in the engine combustion area. "Static",
in layman's language, denotes the absence of moving parts;
it may
poration.
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
(&
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Period End. June 30—
has
trainer
type
is
power
formation of this corporation to
succeed
to and
take over
the
business of non-ferrous metals,- ores,
chemicals, of Lentex Metal & Chemical Corp. Mr. Leytess was Presi¬
dent
of the latter
company
and will be President of the new cor¬
to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy
in Detroit.—V. 190, p. 156.
Aviation,
starting jet engines,
type,
vibrator
The
be
Corp.—Acquisition—
Leytess Metal & Chemical
Eugene
reorganization in
Act pending in
undergoing
is
company
had
$9,213,060 equal to
per share on June
its
inverter
the
'
of
means
of
supersonic
places
This was
1959
first six months of this year.
for the
report
per
S.
Net
the
capital gains on a Federal Tax basis of
share as compared to $2,920,010 or 30c
1958.—V.
189, p. 1468.
87c
District Court
S.
in
the highest value shown in any
$309,888,723,
to
rose
corporation's 30-year history, Robert Lehman, President,
Gutman, Chairman of
the Executive Committee, an¬
C.
realized
Suspension Continued—
July 20
on
stock
common
proceedings pursuant
the
assets
the
nounced
this company on the, New York and
the over-the-counter market for a
further 10-day period, July 21 to July 30, 1959, inclusive. The hearing
In
administrative proceedings
to determine whether to order with¬
drawal of the stock from the New York Stock Exchange is scheduled
trading
1
at Record High—
equal to $29 29 per share and compared with $28.40 at March 31,
"and $27.67 per share at Dec. 31, 1958.
For
the
six
months' ended
June
30,
1959
the corporation
1207.
p.
net
in
Monroe
Eastern
believed to be the first appli¬
in the USAF-Northrop Talon
by this corporation.
•
Known as a solid state power inverter, the device has no moving
parts, no bearings to lubricate, functions noiselessly and contains no
vacuum
tubes.
Using transistors and magnetic components, it re¬
A
T-38
.
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock
The
and
Aviation, Inc.—Acquired—
California
cation
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—Tenders for
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.—New Device—
—
Lehman Corp.—Net Assets
.
.
Dohme
(Thailand)
has been formed to produce
diuretics,
steroids,
antibiotics
and
other
products
from
Sharp
&
intermediates.
anti-arthritic
them will be
"Decadron," Merck's
specialty and the new chlorothiazide
in high blood pressure and
Among
hormone
family of products, which have wide usage
heart
A
disease.
7 ¥2-acre
tract
of
land
in
the
vicinity
of
Bangkok,
the
capital,
already been purchased as a site for the new plant. Construction
will begin
immediately, using local materials to the greatest extent
possible. Initial production
will start about Jan. 1, 1960, and full
factory-scale manufacture is expected by about the middle of next year.
has
Initial investment for
the
new
company,
including plant and working
come
to about $1,500,000.
Of this Merck will invest
$540,000 and B.L.H. Trading Co. $360,000 for fixed assets.
About $550,000 of working capital will be required, and this financing
will
be
arranged by
Merck Sharp & Dohme
(Thailand).—V. 189,
capital,
directly
pp.
will
2786 and 2139.
Volume
190
Number
5867
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(361)
Mesabi Iron Co.—To Buy Back Stock—
directors, have
The
The funds for the
Reserve
Armco
ore
deposits
Steel
is
in
jointly
Co.
held
share
orders
management
at
the American
on
its
discretion
Stock
orders
received
"At
the Republic Steel Corp. and
ore pellets
from taconite iron
$1,081,541 represents Mesabi's oneincome.
Mesabi has protested Re¬
The dispute has been the subject of
Mesabi.
intention
it
be
will
the
held
dispute
to
in
with
retire
the
Reserve
the
is
acquired
treasury.—V.
resolved,
it
the
is
stock
1C8,
permanently.
2248.
p.
190,
This
SEC
with
the
SEC
covering
$30,000,000
thirty-five
of
-
Meanwhile,
statement
E.
A.
Potts
Works
of
been
has
Allentown,
President
elected
and
Pa.,
year
died
Bonney,
185,
and
General
Manager
of
Pennsylvania
The
Carter
by
Creek
Utilities
Blair
The
and
Americam
Schneider
of
Mr.
Burwell
disclosed
ments
of
$1,000,000
which
is
low
which
iron
in
the
that
Stewarts
the
impurities,
is
a
formation
properties
contains
sold
were
on
the
mineral
yielding
for
The
ore.
cash
of
60
Mr.
been
million
Burwell
ficient
for
carried
tons
on
iron
of
many
about
20%
have
ore
add
Dr.
Lion
public
of
of
been
the
deposit
blocked
and
out
65%
upwards
this
on
the
The
Superior
Mehrens
sand,
and
with
148
flow
with
El
now
feet
and
well
is
Sun
the
of
$10
of
and
plans
Record
for
Co.
Inc.
is
in
Field,
the
owned
Income
Net
inc.
block
The
taxes
from
of
gas
Vi-inch
a
feet
of
cubic
the
day,
per
chckc.
gas
At
of
along
day,
along
gas.
by Lion in January, 1959, and
four separate sands between 9,800
Frio
formation.
additional
The
development
fourth
well
being
are
is
made.
$
$
413,708,000
337,275,000
36,689,000
18,036,000
69,125,000
32,109,000
18,698,000
at
Com.
8,902,000
35,366,000
Earns,
per
*At
33,759,000
16,741,000
22,401,446
*22,256,600
22,401,446
*22,256,600
$0.80
$0.41
$1.51
foreign
31,
1958.
subsidiaries
For
and
its
the
parent
its
company,
proportionate
50%:
domestic
share
of
and
associated
six
domestic
months
and
of
Canadian
of
1959
subsidiaries
$314,942,000
alone,
19%
were
higher than sales of $265,046,000 in the first six months of
Earnings of this group were $25,479,000, equal to $1.14 a share,
to
pared
$12,999,000
and
cents
58
share
a
in
the
first
six
1958
of
the second quarter of
For
greater
equal
to 63
share
than
cents
for
share,
1958's
second
Monterey Oil
This
and
company
cated
July
for
Pyle,
quarter.—V.
13
the
189
$6,933,000
of
months
said
4.2%
ended
the
over
and
31
in
both
1959.
to
equal
to
for
$1.01
the
of
period
Mr.
the
Pyle
share
per
outstanding. This
per
share on the
nine
the
on
with
1,806,460
previous
said
months,
compares
$16,722,175
Mr.
Pyle
1,860,654
net
shares
reported
for
the
shares
income
then
said,
of
was
of
$1,886,956,
within
the
there
income
for
the
'
•
$5,678,849.
amounted
the
as
to
five
187,
of
share,
a
increase
an
ago.—V.
year
for
fiscal
from
190,
p.
the
Monirose
This
Chemical
company
fiscal
for
to
1958,
ar d
$920,000, equal
or
79
cents
The
ended
be
for
used,
$2,423,030
to 97
per
is
per
income
reported
that
share, compared
the fiscal year ended
in
its
affiliate,
operating at peak levels,
p.
Montrose
with
DDT
earnings
all-time
an
common
share,
reported
company
of California,
highs.—V. 188,
cents
common
preliminary
reached
for
for
high
of
with $749,000,
May 31, 1958.
Chemical
production
Corp.1
at
new
2248.
and
Motorola
Inc.—Sales
to
recent
according
Executive
"The
dealers
Motorola's
1,
orders
has
asm,
as
the
of
first
exceeded
expressed
our
four
even
in
new
of
our
In
held
specific
TV
line
by
our
distributors
and
by
our
fourteen
orders,
is
categories,
are
-up
we
year.
the
In
full
product
table
radio
the
three
with
applicable
or
11
a
or
been
cents
27 cents
share
on
recognized
as
the
center
of
has gained a position of
All of the stores sell a
and
and
maintaining
well
as
apparel
well
Houston
for
men,
appointed
store
also
women
gift
shops.
depart¬
maintain
departments
as
TO
PRESENT
for
renowned
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,000,000
1975—
-3,900,000
*$400,000
t3,900,000
(par $100)
(par $2)
20,000 shs.
;
*18,169 shs.
11630,000shs.
630,000 shs.
Company—
real
estate
subsid.)
'
note,
until
payable
$27,852
1975—
$4,400,000
;
Oct.
shares in
831
8-
1959.
$3,871,377
1,
1975.
y
For
recognition.
the
1974;
balance
due
treasury.
the
company has common
10,000 shares,
stock
authorized of
par value $100 per share.
On that date the shares were
changed and converted into 600,000 shares
of common stock, par valua
per share, an, additional
30,000 shares were authorized and concur¬
rently there was transferred from the earned
surplus account of the
company to the stated capital account
attributable to common stock
the sum of $200,000.
notification
(par
with
cent)
one
the
to
UNDERWRITERS—rln
be
derwriters,
incidental
to
to
mining
Mr.
$100
to
be
stockholders
National's
include
1960-65
Baker
purchased
and
the
expan¬
entire
North
have
the
increase
sales
volume
and
the
three
new
plants—"one
gypsum
in
by
each underwriter
from
G.
U.
said
S.
market
several
new
in
a
planned
lime,
broad
a
the
over
ceramic
tile
and
to
years
assets
some
have
1,500
4,000
Inc.—
1.12
1,500
Inc
2.02
F.
Securities Co.,
Pollok & Fosdick,
million
$192
by
he
program,"
assets
by
explained,
1965."—V. 190,
"is
&
aimed
at
and
revenues
the
in
first
a
year
This
5,500
5,500
4.11
5.500
2.02
Co—!
,
4,000
2.02
_——
4,000
2,700
is
a
fiscal
year
income
shares
of
February
period.
$380,400
report
May
31,
1959
shows gross
the $7,415,000 volume for the
In the like half of the preceding
earned, or 47 cents a share on
the
from
interim
payment
increase
in
of
stock
5%
a
the
number
last
year.—V.
183,
p.
22%
or
above
the
volume
for
the
2134.
Chairman
&
Research
Co.
and
Fuel
Development
the
long-range agreement provide for commercial develop¬
production of solid propellant ingredients
ment and eventual large-scale
Aerojet
utilizing certain vacuum
which National Research has
niques
sponsorship
for
than
more
year,"
a
the
Board,
Suburban.
County
in
letter
a
Electric
Electric
Co.,
Electric
Co.
equipment and tech¬
perfecting under it?s own
according to Hugh S. Ferguson,
processes,
been
the
to
holders
Southern
Berk¬
Weymouth
Co.,
Light
July
on
in
said
7
<%
"Amended
Plan
for
Issue
of
Common
Shares
New
of
England
System for Minority Interests in Common Stocks of Electric
Subsidiaries" was approved by the Securities and
Exchange Commission
on
May
14.
1959,
the
Commission
finding the Plan
necessary
to
effectuate the previsions of Section 11(b) of the Public
Utility Holding
Company Act. Upon application by the Commission to the U, S. District
Court
for
proved
Massachusetts
the
Plan
and
for
enforcement
ordered
that
of
the
Plan,
Plan
the
and
each
the
of
Court
its
ap¬
steps
be
consummated.
Pursuant
date
the
to
and
Plan,
the
July 7, 1959 has been fixed
close of
Accordingly,
by
the common
business
June 30,
1959
the consumma¬
the effective date.
as
as
stocks of
order of
date
the
stock
the
Court,
the
rights
of
ail public
Present
complete
shares
common
-to
holders
the
be
Second
enclosed
mailed
Bank-State
of Scate
letter
is
information
other
certificates
sign
then
Corner
this
of
and
should
Letter
and
of
New
England
for
or
Street
the
delivered
Trust
for
what
stockholders
should
you
with
and
their
System
the
Transmittal
stock
Mass.
will
certificates
Department,
On
give
the back of
complete
you
also
which
should
above
The
Transfer
1,
which
do
listed
Letter.
Company,
for
Electric
oE
of the
as
below.
stocks
Transmittal
Congress Streets, Boston
guide
a
about
holders
the companies listed above nave ceased
and such holders are entitled to receive
provided for by the plan in the amounts set forth
Entry of this corporation into the high energy rocket fuel scene was
revealed
on
July 3 with the announcement of an exclusive license
agreement between National Research Corp. and Aerojet-General Corp.
of
Azusa,
Calif., one of the country's leading producers
of rocket
propulsion systems and other missile products
of
Co.,
Worcester
,
consummation
Corp.—Missile
1,500
System—Plan Effective—
of
Merrimack-Essex
Electric
present
National
4,000
1.12
—_
4,000
2.99
Incorporated
2,700
2.99
Electric
tion
$742,000,
Moore,
Power
The
dividend
sales of appliances during the first half of the current
to
Co.
&
1,500
2.02
Waggener_
certificates, of
Power
part:
to
was
The
stock.
resulted
amounted
period
high
new
1959.
The company's
year
of
common
shares
common
ended
from
&
England Electric
L.
stock
and
income after all charges and taxes was
equal after preferred dividend requirements to 65
the 545,000
average number of shares
of common
outstanding during the
net
fiscal
current
41.6%
reached
year.
The
Neuhaus
1.12
._
Inc._,
190, p. 54.
Irwin
corporation
2,700
2.99
2.99
._
& Company——,
Schneider, Bernet & Hickman,
Shearson, Hammill & Co
another
Net
stock
on
this
months
up
ago.
cents
525.000
share
the
of
six
$10,505,900,
period
$484,300.
the
for
of
half
of
4,000
4.11
the end
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
earnings
5,500
4.11
—
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Austin
v
4,000
1
2.99
;
Co.—
Winston~3r
Underwood,
5,500
i
4.11
Moroney, Beissner & Co
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc..!
—V.
4,000
2.99
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Rowles,
4,000
4.11
& Company
Thalmann & Co
Freres
Merrill Lynch,
157.
p.
2,700
2,700
'
2.99
.
Hutton
Ladenburg,
Lazard
years
about
5,500
2.99
First Southwest Co
asbestos-
increased
5.500
4.11
1,12
Walker,
National's
5,500
4.11
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten & Co.—
program
five
next
4,000
4.11
Eddleman,
will
need
to expand
cement mills," he said.
by acquiring the Huron
$67 million stock transaction.
also
4,000
2.99
Inc._
1,500
2.99
Becker & Co. Inc
Co.,
24,800
1.12
—_
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc
2.02
Equitable Securities Corp.
———2.99
we
facilities
gypsum,
that
Propane
selling
Shares
18.53%
.
_„.
other
through
National
past five
expansion
increase
the
of
Dallas Union
business
production
out
the
all
Brown, Wareing, Ball & Co.—
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.
E.
of Detroit
pointed
un¬
severally,
Number of
Co.
Blyth &
paper
cement
company's
several
stockholders
company.
Bear, Stearns & Co—
of
acquiring
the
the
agreed
selling
Brothers
Bache &
,
the
cover
by
entered
over
stockholders
gives
tax
and
information.
President.
,
"In
return for exclusive United
this
this
field.
year
Aerojet
Provision
for
Ferguson
for
future
will
make
States
Aerojet
rights to patents and techniques
initial
payments to National Research
additional reimbursement to National
is made for
production
based
on
NRC
developments,"
added.
information
on
the
process,
security reasons.—V.
139,
p.
products
1797.
and
equipment
is
Dividend
part
of
ments
not
National
Sugar Refining Co.—Earnings LowerEnded
Sales
June
30—
before
and
state
•
taxes—
1958
$90,537,800
$91,040,279
2,165,273
—-
taxes
New
1959
-
Income
2,392,145
1,163,000
1,280,000
earnings
$1,002,2-73
;
share—
'
—
$1,112,145
$1.51
$1.68
it
is
1959,
The
as
to
Boston
plan
exchange for
Electric
April,
recommended
which
be
it
1.
is
to
and
have
the
on
stock
As
of
pay¬
the
first
on
stockholders will
of
any
the
above
they make the exchange well before
will
dividend
may
the
be
payable
be
record
Oct.
delivered
or
1,
Co.,
Corner
of
date
State
for
the
1959.
mailed,
complete exchanges should
Trust
latter
dividend
quarterly
are
the
been
while
December,
System
July and October.
that
exchanged
Street
companies
expected
System
procedure
Bank-State
above
dividends
Electric
to
the
September
of January,
Certificates
question
Second
by
England
further
England
Streets,
earnings per
188, p. 351.
day
receive
10,
June,
New
companies,
.
Six
Months
payments
March.
of
business
Sept.
—V.
from
Lovett Abercrornbie & Co.——
Allen & Company...
;
of
in
Brothers,
and
Shares
Lehman
New
"Our
NRC
Lehman
,
,
five-year expansion program is expected to jump sales
this
year's estimated $215 million to $365 million by
explained,
"We also look for a corresponding increase in
substantial
by
Underwriting Agreement,
by
company
Percent of
.1958.
like
the
the
percentages of common stock set forth below
opposite their
The last column in this tabulation
shows the aggregate number
shares
for new gypsum plants call for addi¬
our expanding paper requirements."
mills in the United States.
planned other acquisitions over the next
also
Chairman
million
like
from
respective
of
Expansion—
the
represented
purchase
earnings and assets."
company
Net
revealed
last
stock
compared
income
$165,318
was
$66,763
accessories
to
pfd. stock
June
•
,
Marcus
notes
Realty
mtge.
^Excluding
189,
•
and
Net
Sanders
Mr.
since
1
U.
National's plans
can
the
he
Federal
Taylor
VJC
shares.
debt:
Summer
•'"
•
certain
The
majority
a
$8,549,502,
1958.
*$200,000 due Oct. 1 of 1959 and 1960.
t$200,000 due annually Oct.
1, 1961, to
of
from
t965,"
meetings we are holding with
hopes and expectations. Enthusi¬
simply tremendous," Mr. Taylor re¬
106.4%
••
of
Southwest,
Dallas and
loan
cumul.
monthly
new
volume
Net
product
orders
'
of
account
family.
hold
common
were
period
national
addition
in
(Wholly owned
in'
foundest
ported.
figures:
convention
are
running far ahead of last year's figures,
to
a
report
from Edward
R.
Taylor, Consumer Products
Vice-President of the electronics firm.
acceptance
in
them
1
sales
long
the
an
high-quality
in
bank
4Va %
plants,
classified
distributor
'
,«
of
of
substantially
..
Additional
Up—
to
the
in
outstanding.—V.
•
•
stock
markets to
our
will build
company
company
Board
Research
Subsequent
shares
represent
on
expand
.
include
Mr.
Chicago on July
■
expenses
"to
expansion for existing
to
$1.16
54.
that
50,000
the
to
debt:
Funded
underwriting.
are
operations
The
same
cash
of
Neiman-Marcus
just
year
an
was
600,000
shares
has
for
well
as
store
4V4%
2551.
p.
Portland Cement Co.
or
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
July 9 announced
May 31,
1959,
cn
year
fiscal
for
Marcus
respective periods
common
3%% note, due
Capital stock:
approximate price
York City underwriters.
letter
a
primary objectives
company
Terms
this
at
.
common
without
the
his
"Before
the
$2,090,179
outstanding
however, was up ll/z%, Mr. Pyle
compared to $599,396
for the com¬
income for the three months rose to
$5,053,857
to
'
said
this
years..
The
quarter,
as
weeks.
shares
"
•
filed
6
shares
per
continent,
said
fiscal
Gross
year.
compared
$2,842,626,
period
same
third
few
600,000
•
July
on
are
Baker said
He
in
year.
$644,750
next
subscription
are
' /
tional paper mills "to take care
National currently operates five
of
company's crude oil production was up 9% for
period but that reduced selling prices for oil and an increased
level of exploration
activity caused a lower net return
amounting to
parable period last
for the
the
continue
shares
shares.
Common stock
sales
on
1959
in the
quality
line
3V4%
com¬
than $1,500,000,
more
the
Net
the
commented.
stock
common
the
said,
than
equipment, and will carry
potential market for the new prod¬
amount equal to its present annual
company's
share
30,
carrying precious jewelry
quality of furs.
A.
revenues
indi¬
last year. Cash income, which represents gross income
costs
and
interest
paid,
amounted
to
$3,746,739
as
$8,665,747 for the first nine months of fiscal 1958.• "
income
units
test
,
levels
$17,419,746
Of¬
the net proceeds from,
funds.
The balance of
.
said
Both
gross, income
31,
of
share.
per
31,200
add
general
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Neiman-Marcus Company—
shire
period
Net
an
larger
will
sold
of
their superior
design
communications
cents
operating
compared
the
Baker, Chairman,
National
May
income
gross
and
children,
opening the West Coas* to our products plus new plants
to serve principal Canadian markets.
"Our new plant at Waukegan, 111., now is in
production and cover¬
age of the Great Lakes market soon will be completed when the
gypsum
plant at Lorain, Ohio, comes into production early next year," he
2787.
,p.
increases
announced
nine
President,
increase
an
similar
less
C.
than
greater
Co.—Quarterly Net Higher—
on
income
cash
Howard
1959 sales of this group were $165,150,000,
in
1958.
Earnings were $14,140,000
104%
The
much
and
598,800
on
main
ments
to
offered,
its
being
will
corresponding
stock
common
complete
by Dr. John C. McGregor, Chairman
be
is
to
members
a
April
the
international
California,
of
$137,571,000
a
H.
program
He
com¬
B
20%
a
1958.
months
in
Funded
will
registered for
cents
Baker
"Our
its
and
first
share
fashion
agreement
Division,
microwave
shares,
BUSINESS—Company
May Double—
Electronics
lor
shares
interests
$1.54
to
ended
600,000
income."
i
Monsanto
in
includes
July 8
slightly
2,900,000
10
American
of
statement
companies.
sales
Mr.
$0.75
share
com.
Dec.
NOTE—Above
a
facilities.
15,363,000
9,134,000
shares outstanding
&
July 6 announced the most ambitious
expansion program in this company's history—a five-year, $125-million
plan for new plants, acquisitions and increased production of
existing
cement
income
stock
common
company.
the common
estimated.
present,
proceeds
Mr.
$
..
Power
products
sales
that
were
corporation
Melvin
Calculated
per
feet
9,800-foot
17,991,000
—
Narda's
been
covering
sion
producer
176,182,000
taxes—
Weltner
to
National Beryl & Mining Corp., Estes Park, Colo.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
jointly
215,866,000
before
who
and
National Gypsum Co.—Plans
Large
third
Offered-—The
$2
Earnings—
sales
on
;••••,
an¬
its
Maton
interest
drilled
has
in
$>
Net
the
of
investment advisory
2787.
p.
The
discovered
was
all
Weltner,
meeting stock¬
of components
McGregor
\"
20%.
Co.
million
oil or gas from
feet in the Basal
10,700
drilling
Oil
through
35,000,000 cubic
per
his
E.
A.
share by Milton Blaunei
& Co., New
only previous public offering of its shares
a
1957.
Announced
El
the
35%
was
4,505,000 cubic feet
condensate
Field
in
a
well
first
producing
Has
Dlock
owns
the
condensate
was
of
Maton
and
now
of
potential
barrels
Co.
1
produced
barrels
32
The
is
test
on
open
Oil
No.
which
on
by
will,
equal
$7,927,564
names.
Co.—New Discovery
Company Division of Monsanto Chemical
discovery of an additional producing sand
leases, and the tract
with
of
of the
High
products
announced
have
Narda's
offered
development
well
on
a
2,800-acre
Matagorda County,.Texas. Monsanto
030,
months
1208.
of
offering of stock
ccmmon
SEC
the
200,000
up 50%
over last
And, he said, the rate at which they have been
growing in the
four months indicates that they will reach
nearly $2,500,000 by
June, without allowing for sales from the new division.
Dr. McGregor also revealed that the
company is planning a second
mill
Oil
outstanding
President.
to
operations.—V.
nounced
owned
Corp.—Sales
new
a
of
June 30,
on
suf¬
Chemical
its
past
from
high
the developed and indicated ore is considered
the raw material requirements of the Alberta
in the future,—-V. 177, p. 626.
Monsanto
terms
larger unit-price-tag.
also
said
years
and
said.
on
of
the
shares
company which
including
related
in
133,800
the
additional
102,600
and
next
pay¬
magnetite
particularly
a
Stock
133,800 shares of
EARNINGS—Sales during the fiscal
year ended Jan. 31, 1959 totaled
$38,881,427 and net income
applicable to the common stock was $927,-
outstanding 872 shares of preferred
stock; and 448 shares of the common
were
the
range
announced
line
could
supply
to
was
much
He
of
new
present range
ended
deposit,
ore
deposits—approximately two miles long—have been under devel¬
by Minerals Engineering for the past three years. Development
has
a
new
volume,
&
opment
work
Under
all
owns
the
by
the
shares,
interest
has
stock,
Microwave
the Board
ucts
Europe's
royalties
produced
announcement
of
two
future
which
common
of
stockholders
family
year.
represents
France,
plus
concentrate
a
ore,
The
of
Cie.
the
active
build
The
properties just south of the Canadian
have been sold by this company to North
it
wa,s
announced on July 9
Utilities
&
Co.,
of
voting
February.
systems,
operations.—
Lloyds of England
largest steel com¬
panies. North American plans to construct a
completely
integrated
steel plant in southern Alberta. Site of the mill will
make it directly
accessible to ore shipments from the Montana
properties.
and
&
Weltner & Co.
shares
financing
issuance
The
ore
Mont.,
Common
—
$19.50
PROCEEDS—Of
investment company has
applied
to
the
temporary
exemption
under
the
Investment
respect to approval of an investment advisory con¬
187, p.
Corp.
of
Canada,
Board Chairman,
Burwell,
North
iron
Dillon,
near
after
Taylor
new
only
Narda
Minerals Engineering Co., Grand Junction, Colo.—Sale
American
Mr.
July
600
been
pany's
border
having the
orders
Mo.,
holder approval of a continuance
will be requested.—V.
Bonney Forge and Tool
Ohio, it was announced on
its
original
merchandise,"
stock passed to his
wife, Mrs. Edna Weltner, who has
in
the investment advisory
business.
The present
proposes
that
Security Management continue
to
serve
as
investment adviser until
January 19, 1960, the date of the next
regular shareholders' meeting of Mutual Trust, at which
344.
p.
his
up
new
way.
of
application
by J. W. McDougal, President of Miller Manufacturing Co., of
which Bonney is a subsidiary.
Prior to assuming his new duties, Mr. Potts served as
Vice-President
V.
the
experience
Co.
public offering of
the
company,
which
owns
internationally-known
fashion stores in Dallas and
Houston, Tex., was made
July 22 by an underwriting group headed
by Lehman
Brothers. The stock was priced at
common
never
July 6
of
of
getting under
the
of
of
Weltner
the
in
Co.
of
Alliance,
had
present
reception
City,
shares.
and
stock,
s
M.
were
631.5%—though
just
was
have
we
Neiman-Marcus
first
has
issued
an
order
giving
interested
28,-1959* to request a hearing thereon.
According
to the application.
Security Management, Inc., has acted as investment
adviser since 1950.
Voting, control of Security Management is owned
Miller Manufacturing Co.—New President of Unit—
J.
stereo
dealers
order
until
persons
debentures, due
August 1, 1994, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The company intends to use most of the net
proceeds of the debenture '•
sale
to
repay
advances from its parent,
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph Company, which are expected to approximate $25,000,000
at the time the proceeds are received.
The remainder of the proceeds
will be used for general corporate purposes,—V.
190, p. 53.
%
category
158.7%
and
it should be
up
Company Act with
tract;
and
the
Commission
manage¬
registration
a
clock-radio
are
Trust—Applies for Order—
an
common
21
advanced
263.
p.
Kansas
for
stock
July
on
the
merchandise
fering oversubscribed and the books closed.
by
filed
have
year
retailer's
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
while
year,
phono
meeting
whose
the
This
Detroit
last
that
dealer
Mutual
.
After
ment's
out
last
of
fi,
alone
seeing
accounting procedures.
prolonged litigation and arbitration.
Last
May the management of Mesabi polled its stockholders on
whether they wished the funds from Reserve to be used for
payment
of a cash dividend or to buy up
company stock.
More than 70%
of
those voting so far have indicated a
preference for purchasing the
stock.
stereo
each
said.—V.
net
serve's
stereo-hi
distributor
The
1958
ahead
419.6%.
for
for
pointed
owned by
produces iron
It
by
Reserve's
1'39.7%
are
advanced
Orders
Exchange.
from $1,081,541
come
has
to
Mining Co.
Mining
the
third
the
purchase of stock will
the Reserve
from
authorized
the company's stock listed
purchase
9
be
and
any
directed,
and
to
Congress
Mass.
provides
for
the issue
by
NEES
of
its
common
shares
h*
the putflicly-held common stocks of MerruafrCk, Southern
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
(362)
10
NEES Common shares to
—
Sare now h°eTin
\l
.
Berkshire —'
Southern
Weymouth
will
shares
be
30,
June
periods.
consolidated operating revenues
Total
Mr.
where
7%-.—V. 189,
of
increase
an
year,
The
compared
as
stock
was
products..
Kimax'tempered
preferred
30, 1959, as
period.—V. 190,
on
the
.
outstanding.
net market or fair value of
1
.
•
more
Business Equipment
Photocopy &
Nord
the
duced
in
receivers,
Park,
N. Y.,
1959
covering 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale at $5 per share through Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
The . under¬
writer is to receive a commission of $0,625 per share; and, in addition,
the
company
will issue to the underwriter 20,000 common stock
purchase warrants for $200, the warrants being exercisable at $5 per
corporation, located
filed a registration
This
share until February
The
and
company
300 Denton Avenue, New Hyde
statement with the SEC oil July 21,
at
1962.
its subsidiaries
V.
corporate
general
for
r
•
.•<£
11,129,000
5,787,000
18,137,000
9,436,000
taxes
income
Federal
the
—V.
A
11,244,000
8,138,000
operating taxes—
8,131,027
7,069,955
52,445,000
41,113,542
income
13,383,227
11,123,935
66,563,531
charges——_
11,560,827
added
be
of
cost
the
to
—V.
general company
is
area
EARNINGS
31,
DIVIDENDS—The
27%
operating
$158,943,000
preferred dividends, to
March 31.
on
company
cents a share on
Net
parts of North
in
the
income
net
was
$1.36
share
a
pays
the
on
year ended
$22,989,000,
shares out¬
the common stock.—V.
quarterly dividends
189, p. 2678."
Airlines,1 Inc.—Reports
of
miles flown 175,449,000 148,468,600
miles flown 136,200,800 114,601.800
passenger miles flown
39,248,200
33,866 800
revenue
passenger
rev.
Domestic passengers
—V.
190,
Tank
Wall,
J.
Co.
carried
175,663
:
150,796
158.
p.
Norwalk
Thomas
Mersick
18 17
18.85
15 89
16 5
passenger
rev.
Internat'l
% Increase
1953
1959
of June—
Month
Domestic
of
New
Co.
Inc.—Unit
Announced
Expansion
July 7 announced that The C. S.
Corn., wholly-owned subsidiary, has pur¬
President,
Haven,
in
Supply Co.
The combined electrical divisions of Mersick and New Haven Electric
control
chased
will
operate
as
of
New Haven
The
C.
S.
Electric
Mersick Electric Supply Corp.,
a
separate
division.
Wall
Mr.
stated.
diversification
and
"This
acquisition
expansion
program
is
another
covering
step
in
chemical
Norwalk's
and other
major industries east of the Mississippi. The combined sales resulting
from
this acquisition assure The C. S. Mersick Co.
the largest .sales
▼plume in its 119-year history."
The
tors
C.
in
S.
the
Mersick
Co.
was
established
plumbing, hardware and
aircraft component parts; Country Tweeds, Inc., women's
Spark Co., manufacturers of specialty automotive parts
of Dura-lex unbreakable glass products; Globe Prod¬
ucts Corp., manufacturers of hardware; Mattique, Inc., women's sports¬
wear; ana National Dj nam.es Ccp., a chemicals distributor.
'•.>
<Net
profit
Dividends
•The
pletion
$3,113,706
$2,372,285
$3,684,733
836,453
1,812,324
1,672,915
$1.12
$0.35
$1.03
$0.39
$1.32
$0.65
$1.04
for
provision
computed
C.)
on
189,
p.
Co.—Earnings. U,p—
Penney
in
1340
as
wholesale distribu¬
electrical fields,
and
in
addition
corporation
President.
Mo.—Files
notification with -the
filed a letter of
10
stock :(.par $100) to be offered-
share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working
at
per
The
' ;
July
on
covering 263 shares of common
$117
Providence
Gas Co.—Earnings
Months Ended
12
$
S
$
including
the July 9
Exchange Commission—
and
Securities
The
SEC
1959—6 Mos'.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Securities Corp., Kansas City,
Professional
With
$0.60
Federal income taxes reflects percentage de¬
the favorable basis permitted by recent.-court
1025.
—
! ■'
share.._
'stock interest in Premier Industries follow¬
reorganization.
Other stockholders are individuals
and A. M. Sonnabend.
Mr. Sonnabend, who was elected Chairman of the Board at
meeting, said that Mr. Saltzman becomes Premier Industries'
its
Arnold A. Saltzman
$2,910,219
share—
per
per
decisions.—V.
(J.
Co.,
Electra
Botany Industries owns a
ing
capital.—V. 183, p. 7.
Higher—1 *
1958
1959
May 31—
$9,596,040
189,
—V.
Stores Inc.—Sales Up—'
Drug
p.
2783.
—
■'
•
"
Corp.—Stock
Perkin-Elmer
The
A
the
certificate
of
Net
the
recommended to the stockholders that
(par
$1)
be
be qmended to increase the
$1,000,000 to $2,500,000,: and
2-for-l,
There are presently
from
split
of
the
Permutit, Inc.- -"Fluidics"
alole—
■
■
-
*
Avail-
Literature
;v
}
■■
•
"
-
; ";
covered in detail are Corrosion Engi¬
Exchange, Reactions. Distillation and
Centrifuging, Heat Transfer, Filling.
Storage,
Agitation, Valving and Piping, Gas Analysis and Control,
Flow
Rate
Metering
and
Control, Waste
Treatment,
and Project
engineering.
specific areas
Treatment.' Ion
The
Water
Evaporation, drying and blending,
Engineering.
Each
526,750
414,560
$730,485
$697,284
$0.63
—I
$0.65
share of stock.
1543.
per
p.
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
—yThe company on June 30 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
to
to
'
policyholders
Co.
surance
The
at
proceeds
accounts
the
of
of
$6
with the
be offered
company and of the Provjdent Security In¬
share.
No underwriting is involved. 41 '•
this
per
are to be
used to increase the
company.—V. 183, p. 752 and V.
capital and surplus
183, p. 2901.
16-page
approach plus the specialized materials and equipment for handling
and processing mbre profitably the liquid and gases used by industry.
Pertinent
applications range from reactions to storage,
from water
treatment to waste treatment, from design and development to project
neering,
$1,111,844
income————————
gross
Provident Security Life Insurance
.act upon
"Fluidics" Buyers Guide of interest to all companies
who handle or process liquids or. gases (Bulletin 980) is now available
from this company's office at Rochester, N. Y.
The new bulletin explains Fluidics—the science of fluid processes—
as
a new
Pfaudler Permutit program providing a modern, imaginative
new
187,
—Files With
;
,
stockholders will be called in,. August tQ
proposal.—V. 189, p. 2893.
;
c-
Pfaudler
from
100,895
$1,257,235
—k—
:
—_
income.
income
—V.
.
A
$1,010,949
62,393
—
incorporation
stock
common
outstanding
meeting
Net
Recommended—
Split
13
on
stock
545.165 shares outstanding.
that
8,585,091
———
income
Gross
Deductions
■;
July
directors
corporation's
'•
,L
income
Other
1959—Month—1958
,
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$6,877,512
$5,868,128 $40,100,183 $34,228,727
—
189,
9,303,398
2733.
p
Period End. June 30—
Sales
$10,998,240
taxes
expenses
Operating
:——
$1,194,342
—V.
—;————
income—
and
Operating
97,266,339 497,571,939 454,915,162
113,047,035
Sales
Gains—
June
(N. Y.)—Organized—
year.
■
975,867
—
dividends
Cash
authorized
^.currently
Colo.—Files With SEC
letter of notification with the
a
disttibuters
and
Corp.—Earnings Higher-
Cement
'
profit
Peoples
revenues
and
coming
Supply
185, p. 722.
above.—V.
1959—3 Mos.—1953
• 1959—6 Mos —1953
$15,119,739 $14,615,557 $21,374,859 $19,631,481
bef. Fed. inc. tax.
4 586,706
4,322,285 "5,418,733
4,350,219
for Fed. inc. tax.
1,463,000
1,450,000
1,734,000
1,450,000"
Prov.
the
Total
Corp.—Owns Lease in Active
Co.,
Gas
;
sales
Profit
,
Northwest
8,915;437 ' 55,702,502
•
totaled
filed
14
following a meeting of the company's board of
Foundations, before
acquiring its other
coats;
Louisiana
Penn-Dixie
program.
west central Wisconsin, and
July
important feature of the reorganization announced July 9 is the
intention to integrate its diverse subsidiaries.
Arnold A.
Saltzman,
newly elected President and Chief Executive
Officer of
Premier Industries, is charged with this responsibility.
In addition to Caltex, Premier Industries is the sole owner of Airco
Period End. June 30—
Net
directly and through a wholly owned sub¬
Consolidated
—
1959
after
standing
Paul,
and St.
Dakota.
South
equal
company
the
additional shares will
funds and used to pay part of the
including payment of bank loans
the
of
on
company's
54.
p.
Arkansas
See
engaged principally in furnishing electric service.'throughout
of approximately 40,000 square miles, including the cities of
Minneapolis
March
program,
with
connection
in
BUSINESS—The
sidiary
and
190,
$
sale
to
corporation, comprised of seven diversified consumer and indusmanufacturers known until July 9 as Artistic Foundations, Inc.,
the
for
Area—
Inc.
construction
its
incurred
an
operating
after
Net
the right to subscribe
will expire on Aug. 11.
The offering has been under¬
written by a group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
the
offered
is involved.
An
scription price is $22 per share and
from
letter of notification with the SEC
chief executive officer and adopted its new
directors.
subsidiaries, con¬
sisted of Flexees, women's foundations; Caltex, women's swim suits f and'
other. divisions.
Under the reorganization announced July 9 certain
assets including the name Flexees were sold to Mack Kahn, formally
associated with the company.' Caltex, a division of Artistic with a
historical
earnings
record, stays with the newly emerged Premier
Industries, Inc.
Its predecessor, Artistic Foundations, Inc., had been
suffering losses in recent years, largely the result of depressed textile
mills which have since been sold.
The company is now operating in the
black.
As of July 1 of this year, sales were at the approximate rate of
$26,000,000 annually, with an anticipated net income of about $2,000,000
49,984 604
39,969,686
Net
Co.—Rights Offering-to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering to its common stock¬
holders
the right to subscribe for 952,033
additional
shares of common stock on the basis of one share for
each fifteen shares held of record on July 23. The sub¬
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
a
Artistic
36,061,000
35,432,750
Other
Ave.,
Smith
filed
6
2354.
p.
corporation
name
$
48,754,869
Northern States Power
&
July
on
1,500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
key-employees at the market. No underwriting
reorganized, elected a new
368,055,770
50,976,079
Federal
gratis from the company's Cryogenics Division,
Mount'Vernon, N. Y.
Engineering information is' given on four models: 3,000 BTU per hour,
12,000
BTU/hr., 30,000 BjTU/hr., and 170,000 BTU/hr.—all at 320
degrees below zero Fahrenheit.—V. 184, p. 1731.
Fenner
.
Manufacturing: Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—
covering
trial
252,378,115 246,577,416
84,234,333
available
is
Stevens
.
Cryogenerators—For Gas Liquefaction
"Norelco
titled
folder
new
100
at
$
412,505,188
expenses
income taxes-
revenues
Pan-American Petroleum
Systems"
Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co., above.
; '*>■
(v /
Premier Industries, Inc.
1959—5 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Operating
Operating
Folder—
Philips Co., Inc.—New
American
North
N. Y. S. E. to Be Suspended—
on
This
Co —Earnings—
Telegraph
&
75,136,759
2787.
p.
Telephone
$
21,941,000 18,223,000
8,129,319
8,015,077
Earned per share—
$2.70
$2.27
Unfilled orders as of June 30,
1959, totaled $758,285,759, compared
with $534,396,730 on the like date in 1958.
This backlog figure does
not include portions of new. orders not yet finally committed.—V. 189,
outstanding
159.
p.
Period End. May 31—
5,342,000
8,015,077
$0.67
8,701,000
8,129,319
$1.07
income
Net
Shares
190,
Pacific
37,962,000
19,739,000
above.
1,197.200 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(25 cents per share),. without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used for expenses incidental to exploring
and developing of oil and gas properties.—V.
189, p. 2354.
decree of, condemnation, based on
pursuant* to which the company
$205,000. The depreciated original
1958, was approximately $160,000.
'
V
:V
The case was settled by a
stipulation between the parties,
was
paid a net purchase price of
cost of such facilities, at Dec. 31,
$
45,716,000
23.775,000
Corp.,
Prairie Petroleum, Inc., Denver,
The
For many years
had been in competition in a section of that city with
owned electric distribution system. Revenues from such
for. the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1958, were approximately
$88,000,
678,379,646
Utility
company
facilities
Higher—
$
above.
and
189,
SEC
municipally
a
1
.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
officers
transferred to the
electric distribu¬
by Court decree
the company
1959,
,
-
Effective—
City of Milton-Freewater, Ore., a small section of its
tion facilities
in and adjacent to that community.
inc.
taxes
11,
June
1595—9 Months—1953
*
267,052,250 216,194,916 743,794,864
income
On
V
above.
Corp.,
2902.
p.
covering
-
revenue.
a
1959—3 Months—1958
'
r
■
Federal
before
Net
'
other
and
Sales
'
•
,
The
merger has been approved by al' regulatory
jurisdiction and,', on June 1,. it became an accom¬
Such
merger
added 3,300 customers, approximately
net plant ,and $580,000 of current annual operating
of
$1,500,000
purposes.
Aviation, Inc.—Earnings
American
North
Period End. June 30—
134,
Files With
having
fact.
Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc.
Corp.,
Utility
Public
Pomona Tile
—
•
so
Inc.—Merger Planned—
Cleveland, Cincinnati,
See,
Electric Co.
Rawlins
plished
sale of sensitized
photocopy paper and chemicals and related accessories.
It has out¬
standing 323,400 shares of stock.
Net proceeds of the sale of the
additional stock will be used to reduce short-term bank obligations, to
finance the research and development of new products," to expand the
scope
of
the photocopy and business equipment operation and
to
discharge amounts due to officers.
The balance of the proceeds will
used
Central
—V.
and jet
industry, television
electronic organs.—
.
Public
Stock Trading
for missiles
,
Light Co.—Merger
&
Power
Pacific
The
authorities
in the manufacture and
engage
"
2783.
p.
Utility
Industries,
Central
—V.
and the distribution and
photocopy machines
sale of
189,
was
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway—Common
in government orders
Mo ; facilities.
Army in May.
Pacific Mercury line of porEab'le" "electric plants was intro¬
1958,
distributorships have been established in 123 cities
,
recent
93.
Army
total of over $3,500,000
construction
.of Thojaias
called
cigarette
Philips Roxane, Inc.—Merger Planned—
plants which are manufactured in its Jopin,
excess of $1,000,000 was received from the
wiring systems
p.
Public
Central
See
equipment
used
by the
and .the
well-known line
aircraft,
190,
Electronics &
Philips
See
throughout the country.
Pacific Mercury also produces
Corp.—Regis¬
Commission—
Securities & Exchange
ter With
Since
possible.—V.
See
in
contract
style
new
—Merger Planned—
calls for
for electric
A
a
.
>.
introduction in the
successful that the
decided to step up production, distribution and marketing
and extend its availability from coast
to coast■ as soon
Philips
Calif.—
Sepulveda,
company
The'company new has a
.
the corporation's assets, as of June
30;
1959
was
$290,326,801, or $103.34 per share, compared with
*294,563,229, and $104.85 per .'hare, at Dec. 31, 1958.—V. 190. p. 158.
The
ac.tiviciij
as
1972.
p
Electronics,
Mercury
of
Corps
compared with $4,461,6o2
1958, based on 2,809,385
charges, was $5,284,178 or $1.88 per share
and $1.59
per share
for same period in
shares
company
wide
a
on
popular filter prices.
According
to
Mr.
Cullman,
Alpine's
Syracuse,
and Albany areas
Rochester,
Porter Co., Hatboro,
and industrial glass
has been awarded a $2,400,000 contract by the
Engineers for electric generating plants. The order
than 2,500 five kilov/att units.
•
This
after all
ended
months
six
at
Contract—
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
June 30, 1959 net income,
Newmont Mining
139,
hydiofluoric acid.—V.
Pacific
For
pipe has
underway
gaining
application in many industries,
including pharmaceutical, chemical, food, dairy, palp and paper, *.vine
brewing, plating, photoengraving and others.
It possesses excellent
corrosion, chemical and heat resistance, clear-view transparency, and
exceptional ruggedness. Tests have shown that KG-33 glass is highly
resistant
to
ail types of solutions with a few
exceptions, such as
54.
toe
manufacturers
Pa.,
ended June 30,
fixed charges and before dividends
$15,161,811 for the 12 months ended June
to $13,107,800 for the previous 12 months
compared
p.
$102,000,964 for the 12 months
$93,400,726 for the 1958 period.
to
after
income
Net
were
revenues
Gross
Products Division of the Fischer.&
oi" process instrumentation
the Glass
by
share for the
to common stock was equivalent to $4.07 a
12 months
ended June 30, 1959, as compared to $3.45 a share for
the 12 months ended June 30, 1953.
The earnings per share are cal¬
culated on the basis of 3,337.475 shares of common stock outstanding
at the end of both periods.
is
distribution
which for the first time combines three features
rapidly
in popularity among smokers—high filtration with a light
touch of menthol and high porosity "air conditioning" paper—Joseph
F.
C«llman, 3rd, President, announced on July 21.
Alpine will sell
Glass
match or excel the performance of any similar line now
produced.
.........
entire line of pipe and fittings is sold and,distributed nationally
being
corporation on July 21
The
applicable
Philip Morris Inc.—New Light Menthol Cigarette—
National
fittings
and
Electric & Gas Corp.—Earnings—
reported that the balance of net income
York State
New
last
will be available
Alpine,
Co.—New Products—
The availability of a wide line of Kimax tempered industrial glass
pipe and fittings was announced on July 1 by Kimble' Glass Co., a
subsidiary.
Manufactured from KG-33 borosilicate glass, the new pipe
2244.
p.
that negotiations had not progressed to a point
public announcement could be made."—V. 190, p. 158.
any
Owens-Illinois
,
the corresponding period
been
of other personal
with representatives
acquisitions
similar
discussing
for
by the Food and Drug Administration and thai Niamid
to U. S. physicians about July 28.—V. 189, p. 2788.
been
holding companies but
months were
for the latest 12
with $43,111,094 for
351.617,491 compared
approximately $1,These
to the fund assets aggregating
in exchange j 73,173 shares of
its stock.
distributed to Virginia's shareholders.
Richardson stated
that "the officers of the fund have
receiving
037,000,
shares have
on
respective
Dorsey
holding com¬
Delaware personal
a
transferred
pany,
the 12 months
that period or
*4 275 975 on a consolidated basis compared
with $3,756,692 tor the
sain" period last year. After allowance for dividends on the preferred
chares, this amounts to SI.72 per average common share
issued and
outstanding in the current period compared with SI.52 per average
common share outstanding for the corresponding previous period based
2,461,122 and 2.440,969 average common shares outstanding in the
earnings, for
to surplus for
in a summary of
1959 shows a balance
Association
This
ended
Investigators in 32 countries are now exploring the use of
depression and various otner ailments.
In patients with
Niamid has achieved symptomatic improvement, re¬
ducing
pain and frequency of angin.l attacks.
The drug is .
also unaer investigation in the management of patients with arthritis ,
and other chronic diseases; by alleviating depression brought on by this
chronic ailment, Niamid may improve mental outlook, increase appetite,
and decrease fatigability.
Similar patent applications on
Niamid and a series of structurally,
related compounds, and pro-esses for manufacturing these compounds,
have' been filed by Pfizer in countries throughout the world.
A Pfizer spokesman said a new cirug application lias been accepted
of The Vir¬
announced on July 15 by
Delaware Corp., it was
Richardson, President.
The Virginia & Delaware Corp.,
&
and a series of
(nialamide!
compounds has been issued to this corporation.
as a full-range anti-depressant agent and mood-
described
pectoris,
both the
angina
Inc.—Acquisition—
Fund,
substantially all of the assets
acquired
has
fund
This
ginia
Association—Earnings—
Electric
England Gas &
New
exchangeable for whole
fractional scrip
delivered.—V. I&9. P- 263.
related
brightener.
Niamid
relations
1970.
139, p.
William Street
One
sns:
—
fractional shares,
of
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—ftfew Mental Drug—
covering the new drug Niamid
patent
Niamid is
the ap¬
Laboratories Division has announced
Miele, Inc. of New York City as public
Eaton
of Fuller,
counsel.—V.
\\ J"'*
—
Worcester
company's
pointment
•'
h
5?
Suburban
lieu
The
.
c'e
—
—
Counsel—
Co.—Public Relations
Pharmacal
Norwich
' be exchanged therefor
Merrimack
1959,
A
structurally
FnrFachComiron
In
1
ratios:
change
(Chas.)
personnel are
changes In oolicy or
operates a steel warehouse.
No
contemplated.—V. 189, p. 2733.
at the iollowing ex¬
Weymouth and Worcester
Suburban,
Berkshire,
section
is
illustrated
with
application
photos
and concise engi¬
neering-data indicating the manner in. which Pfaudler Permutit will
plan, engineer and manufacture facilities for" -specific unit operations
or: integrated continuous operations.—V. 189, pp. 2722 and 2569'.
Public Service Company
Stock
of New Hampshire—Common
public offering of 396,000 shares of
stock (par $5) was made July 23 by an under¬
Offered—A
common
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
was priced at $18,625
share. Offering oversubscribed and the books closed.:
writing group headed jointly by
and
per
..BUSINESS—The
80%
of
the
used
to
company
reduce
proceeds
the
expenditures
from
company's
for construction purposes,
Capital
furnishes electric service to approximate!}
of New Hampshire.
population
PROCEEDS—Net
be
The stock
Blyth & Co., Inc.
in
the sale of the
short-term bank
common
stock
borrowing
wil
incurre
which currently amount to about $10,000,000
1959
are
(Continued
expected
to
on page
total $15,800,000,
49)
witl
Volume 190
Number 5867
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
DIVIDENDS
nounced' during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
/'■
■ ■ •
• Per
Name of
A.
B.
C.
Company
Share
Vending Corp.
(quar.)
Advisers
Fund,
(2-for-l stock split)
Air Reduction Co., common
(quar.)
4.50% preferred 1951 "series (quar.)
Alabama
8c
$100
25c
share
per
plus
this
6%
8-28
$1.05
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
9-11
Alpha
Portland
Aluminium,
American
6%
preferred
American
Corp.
1
30c
10-
1
10-
1
9-24
First
8-15
7-27
8-15
9-24
$3
Foundry
Co.,
37 ¥2 c
9-10
Arrowhead &
Franklin
1
9-
4
16 ¥» c
9-18
8-20
$4.50
Mills,
5%
preferred
5%%
Freeport
Sulphur
the
Bastian-Morley Co.,
Bayless
(A.
1
8-10
General
Foods
8-10
General
Merchandise
21c
8-14
7-31
General
Metals
com.
$2
9-15
8-14
General
Steel
____
$1
1
9-
1
Godfrey
Castings (quar.)__
Company
(quar.)
8-17
8-
3
Gossard
(H.
8-
7-24
stockhold¬
7-15
Great
Atlantic
15c
8-
1
7-15
Great
8-
1
7-15
Gregory
8-
1
7-17
Great
Northern
8-
1
7-17
Great
West
9-
4
Bayuk
Beck
Cigars,
(A.
4%%
Bell
Inc.
8c
Howell
pid.
Corp.,
common
Co.
4.25%
■
Brooks,
Fund
8-15
8-
8-10
7-31
50c
9-15
8-31
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Bobbie
Boston
7-23
8-
5
5
9-
8-17
9-
14c
1
1
8-
7
v
;
;_
$1.06 ¥4
Inc
10-
1
1
9-11
9-15
17 ¥2 c
income)
8-15
8-28
7-31
Bowater
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—■
(quar.)
:_.
;
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Garden Apartments
(s-a)
Brown 8c Sharpe
(quar.)
Brunning (Charles) Co.
(quar.)
a
5%
preferred
Budd
Pipe
Line
Company,
5%
preferred
Terminal
California
Cannon
Mills
Carrier
Corp.,
4Vz %
preferred
4.80%
.
preferred
Carson,
Pirie,
4'/2%
Scott
&
preferred
(quar.)_
Louisiana
Electric,
pfd.
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Vermont
com.
Public
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
;
._
_____
investment
Corp.
8-20
Interior
9-25
8-14
5
8-
3
Columbian
Composite
5(4%
Co.
preferred
Continental
5%
._
Controls
Co.
Desilu
Gas
;
Corp.
8-
1
5
securities
A
11-16
9-15
11-
5
8-28
9-15
8-28
9-15
10-
6
8-28
1
9-11
9-
1
8-14
9-
2
8-14
9-13
9-
9-13
9-
1
8-28
8-
3
9-29
9-
2
$1.06 ¥4
'»
8-
1
3
7-27
8-14
7-31
8-
5
7-25
9-
1
8-20
9-22
9-
8
$1.25
9-
38c
1
9-18
8-14
8-28
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
8-15
8-
9-
1
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
27c
8-14
7-31
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-15
7-31
7-31
7-30
8-31
7-31
8-15
7-31
10-15
Corp.
(New
York)
12 ¥2 C
9-
1
9-14
9-
3
9-
8
8-21
8-20
8-14
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)
3
9-15
10-
8-31
1
9-15
15c
A
(quar.)
Department Stores
(quar.)
;
—
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)__
Lilly (Eli) 8c Co. (quar.)
1
Ling
Electronics
(name
changed
to
LingAltec Electronics)
(s-a)__,
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
_
London
and
class
A
(quar.)_
8-14
3
7-24
7-31
7-12
25c
5%
Insurance
&
Steel
10-
1
9-10
10-15
9-10
10-
9-10
1
(Del.)
Industries,
Macco Corp. (quar.)
Mack
Trucks, Inc.
Macleods, Ltd.,
(quar.)_
$5
7-31
7-20
dividend)
50%
9-
1
8-10
8-
5
,i
pfd.
(quar.)
Phipps Stores Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Fund
(quar.)
9-10
$1
8-
8-10
1
7-23
8-10
7-29'
9-
8c
1
8-15
Miracle
Class
B
________—.
Products
Co.
Portland
2-for-l
class
A
:—
Cement
Co.
Monumental
Life
Insurance
Co.
2
10-15
10-15
Mount
14c
8-
7-17
12c
15c
1
8-15
8-28
8-
6
8-14
of
sioner
Denn
(W.
Class
B
Signode
Lighting
Silvray
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
1
8-10
8-14
8-20
9-10
8-14
50c
9-
1
8-14
50C
9-
1
8-14
7-31
South
Texas
Class
B
Southam
—__.
Diablo
Company
(quar.)
—:__
7Vic from
from
net investment income and
realized
Securities
Public
Fund
(quar.)_—
3.90%
(quar.)—
4.36%
7
Spear Carbon Co., new
8-
7
(quar.)—
—
($25
(initial-quar.)__
com.
stock split
2-for-l
9-30
9-15
$3.50
9-11
8-19
Standard
8-
1
7-28
8-
Water
(Conn.)
Brands,
3
$1.25
8-14
50c
•
7
7-31
8-14
7-31
$1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-13
8-15
75c
9-15
8-15
9-
4
7-30
8-
1
7-13
&<-
8
8-20
8-
9-10
7-31
75c
7-31
7-21
3
7-28
9-28
9- 5
16c
9-15
9- 3
8-14
7-31
9-
7-21
7-14
8-3
•;
Class
Register
A
(quar.)
Co., com.
Sterling Aluminum Products,
8-14
Sterling
60c
7-25
7-
1
Stewart-Warner Corp.
1
Fund,
Investment
8-14
7-31
Extra
8-13
7-31
Suburban
Gas
9-12
Suburban
Propane
9-15
8-25
5.20%
Summers
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
(John)
11-
1
10-20
11- 1
10-20
8-15
17¥20
Corp.
4Va%
9-24
10-1
8-13
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-10
8- 1
8-13
-
8-14
9- 1
8-28
8-28
9-10
25c
9-15
7-30
8-20
7-23
9-5
8-14
$.041
$25c
7-24
9-1
6-15
8-6
1
8-6
9-
8- 7
7-28
25c
5¥2%
convertible
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
second
20c
8-14
9- 1
7-31
8-14
a$.093
33c
28¥sc
41V»c
15c
7-23
9-15
9-1
9-1
10-15
6-11
8- 6
8- 6
8- 6
10- 1
55c
8-28
$12¥20
55c
8-14
9-24
Ltd.—
deposit receipts
Mid-Continent Oil Co.,
Symington Wayne Corp.
3
8-28
7-17
28c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons,
8-
9-15
7-31
65c
(quar.)
Gas
&
10-20
27VtC
t25c
American
Sunray
10-20
1
12c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.
Service
preferred
1
11-
50c
Inc.
Inc.
—
9-30
1
11-
$1.15
35c
Lloyds, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. ord.
Oil,
11-
$1.10
87V2C
quar.)
A.)
(D.
10-20
$1.03%
—____________
Stewarts 8c
7-22
10-20
45c
65s
Stuart
7-
1
10-20
11-1
35s
7-28
7-25
8-14
11-1
97V2C
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)________
1
8-31
8-
1
(quar.)______—
common
preferred
.__
(quar.)__
35C
9-11
8-
—.
Standard
8-12
3
8-25
22V2C
8-19
\
8.-
27V2C
(quar.)
par)
(initial)
Industries
8-31
8-31
8-
92V2C
1
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)__
4¥2% preferred (quar.)__.
9-29
8-19
8-28
8-25
Co.^—
Stamford
8-31
8-14
7-31
8-24
39c
(quar.)—
7-31
6c
9-1
8-20
10- 2
10c
Co.
7-28
$1
9-17
9-17
t60c
7
$1.25
10-10
10-10
32 ¥20
8-11
3
$1.18%
30c
—
8-
8-
8-12
50c
———
8-25
1
9-17
$1.50
,__
(quar.)
(quar.)
—.—;___
(quar.) ______ur_;
(quar.)__
8-25
9-
8-12
10-10
45c
(quar.)____.—
25c
40c
1
7V2C
—
(quar.)
4.40%
7-24
9-
25c
—
___________
Service
Spartan
9-16
10-16
1
15c
(increased)
7-31
8-19
10-16
9-
—
Service
9-10
1
1
11- 1
of
income-
8-15
9-10
11-
1
10c
Electric
9-28
7-31
8-14
9-
Commis¬
(quar.)__
common
$30c
(quar.)
_—
8-14
9-
1
8-14
50C
9-11
8-21
lVic
1
profits
9c
8-15
8-
(Boston)
7c
8-25
7-31
security
approval
(quar.)_
investment
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-
7-24
9-10
Investors, Inc.—
From
preferred
30c
8-28
7-31
35c
to
Southwestern
4.15%
62 Vac
8-28
.9-15
30c
(quar.)
4.40%
5c
1
$1
Ltd.
7-24
12 VaC
8-28
10-
3
10- 1
32V2C
:
(quar.)
7-20
50c
Murphy (G. ?C.)
Co.
(quar.)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
Mutual
:—.—
(quar.)
7-31
-
9-13
10c
25c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
8-14
62 VaC
7-31
15c
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-
8-15
1
$31 Vic
(quar.)
Corp
class A
Co.,
7-20
$1.25
8-
$15c
$1
(quar.)
1
7-20
8-15
8-13
85c
California
Pen,
Company
Common
7-31
8-27
9-
t25c
(quar.)__
Southwestern
8-
9-1
50c
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
Development, class A
Co.
Southern
7-21
1
10c
Corp.
9-
8-10
8-
25c
Co. (quar.)
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co.—
Mobil
1
9-10
$1
Oil
6%
preferred
Smith-Douglass
9-
"•
$1.07¥2
—
_____
Strapping
Socony
9-10
(monthly)—
_________
-
Steel
7-31
9-15
25c
(quar.)
1
preferred
9-11
40c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
:
8-15
3%
(quar.)_
Co.
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
•"
9-25
$1.25
and
A.)
8-28
7-19
15c
Insurance
8-17
30c
(quar.)
2
8-15
stockholders
9-30
8-25
90c
Ry. Co.—
(resumed) _1
Falls
&
8-28
—
(quar.)
common
Roebuck
9-10
lie
J.)
Co. (N. Y.)—
(initial quar.)
25c
(quar.)
11-
8-31
New
8-28
9-30
.
(quar.)
Surety
8-28
9-30
'•
.______^
common
preferred
preferred
1
__
11-
S23
Finance,
9-30
15c
(N.
(quar.)
35c
10c
10c
$4.75
75c
(quar.)
,Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)—_
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc. (quar.)
1
Motor Finance Corp., common (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
6-30
Seaboard
9-
50c
v
(quar.)—._—.___
A
common
preferred
8-28
8-28
9-30
*.-$1.02
30c
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scythes 8c Co., Ltd., common
5%
7-20
9-30
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.
8-21
$1.50
Paper
15c
<
(quar.)
split
7-24
7-31
Scott
Bantam
1
20c
(quar.)
(initial)
8-
8-14
Schield
1
50c
V
Francisco
9-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Missouri Natural Gas Co.
1
8-10
Louis-San
8- 1
7-31
15c
ts-a)
(quar.)—__.
class
8-7
$1.26Vi
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
10-
100%
common
Adhesives,
4
8-31
4.30%
8c
Products—
—
Materials Co., common—
5% preferred (quar.)
.
Minneapolis 8c St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
9-
29c
Dairy,
7-31
9-1
$1.07%
dividend).
Co.
8-15
$1.04Va
:
Safeway Stores Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)_
St.
8-14
8-15
35c
;
•
50c
Midwest Packaging
9-
$17 V2C
Oak
Royal
8-12
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Tool
8c
7-31
9-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
Automotive
12 Vac
3
(stock
Carpet
35c
15C
,
preferred (quar.)——_—;—_______—
40c
__
B
10c
l.
dividend
Gas
■
$6c
—.—
(quar.)_.
10c
6%
7
25C
—
preferred A (quar.)_——
Macmillan Co., common (quar.)—.—.___—
Maremont
Jersey)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
.....
Gear
Roxbury
1
22'/2c
(quar.)_—
(increased)
Southwestern
6%
Mohawk Rubber Co.
31 %C
-
4.60%
Missouri
Inc.
;
(stock
3
8-
payments omitted at
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd
Lynch Carrier System, Inc.
$2.50 preferred
Mickelberry's Food
8-
Class
Ross
7-28
9-
9-2
8-14
25c
Mfg. Co.
(increased).—
Corp., common (quar.)
Rogers
3.70%
Lorain Telephone Co.
8-21
9-10
65%C
Life
9-
8-31
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Common
1
10c
Rheem
8-15
7-27
27c
Inc.
25c
Company (quar.)
Lees (James) 8c Eons (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
9-
25c
■
1
8-17
37V2C
(quar.)
Insurance
50c
8c
—
common
9-12
$6V»C
,
25c
Leatli
Electric 8c
Inc.
Sbeaffer
50c
(S.)
McCord Corp.,
7-24
1
Ranco,
(New
Security Title Insurance—
3-tor-l stock split subject
$1.25
Ltd.
Kratter Corp., class A (increased monthly)—
Class B (increased monthly)—
9-15
1
-V*:•
City
9-
25c
(quar.)
(reduced).
Sears,
Klein
1
8-
5.05%
Quaker
9-15
1
7 Vic
Sealright-Oswego
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Kings County Trust (B'klyn, N. Y.) (quar.)
10-
—
4.30%
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
8-21
10-
55c
!
(quar.)
.9-1
10c
45c
Co.
preferred
4.08%
1
31V»c
(quar.)
common
America
Service
$1.40
•
5c
9-
8-17
Co.
8-
$1.40
class
,8-17
7-31
—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
7-10
9-30
9-28
Public
Shattuck
8c
9-
1
10-24
Kelly Douglas
$1.25
1
5
Kekaha Sugar Co.,
7-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
7-24
7
1
9-
11-
._.—
8-10
Princeton
of
8-
__
preferred
$5
Inc.,
preferred
Co.
8-12
split
Talbot,
Potash
7-24
8-
8-15
10c
Common
—
8-20
6%
8-14
9-5
9-11
Corp. (quar.)
Hopewell Gas Co.
Company (quar.)
&
1
10c
8-
4
8-14
Pope
7-28
9-
($0.01
Circle
8c
8
50c
Petersburg &
Poor
8-17
8-
(quar.)
13c
7
8-15
1
Perfect
stock
9-1
__
Company
(quar.)___
Coal Co., common (quar.)
2-for-l
9-15
$1.14
pfd.
40c
Co.,
22c
8-
preferred
&
25c
(initial)
?-2'8
1
7c
•
&
Seaboard
7-25
1st
C.)
8-10
from
(quar.)
8-
62Vic
(quar.)
Petroleum
Jose
Brewing
Utilities Investment
$5
12c
(quar.)
Corp.
Telephone
San
7-
1
40c
profits
class
Holdings
of
9-
50c
and
3
8"-10
dividend)
7-27
3c
Copper-
7
8-
9-10
22Vic
(quar.)__
;
(stock
Refractory 8c Insulation Corp.
Quarterly
a8¥a%
.
8-
8-14
35c
Inc.—
Rayonier,
8c
(quar.)_
8-17 (
8-7
8-14
25c
(quar.)__
9-15
8-
8-31
60c
(quar.)
:_
(quar.)
Income
7-31
8-20
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
America
Productions
8-15
10-
1
5%
20c
5 ¥2%
Delaware
7-31
5
Common
62c
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A
(quar.)
Dean
Britain
9-1
9-1
"
25c
prior preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Pearl
8-10
8-
Stock
(quar.)
Telephone,
1
9-
8-14
87 ¥2 C
Cosmos
B
Great
8-14
25c
convertible
Penn
7
9-
8-31
¥4 c
5%
5
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Corp.
(quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Class
9-
8-
6c
Jamestown
60c
Cooper-Bessemer
Cuban
8-
1
10c
8-14
(S.
Parsons
8-14
8-24
50c
1
40c
of
of
Co.
Co.
Petroleum
share
Peabody
7-10
9-10
25c
(Del.)
Commercial
9-
5
50c
(quar.)
Copper
preferred
8-12
9-
8-14
25c
Quarterly
Continental
4
Investors, Inc
Interprovincial Pipe Line (quar.)
9-10
$1.12 ¥2
—-_.
Corp.,
American
7
9-
this time.
(quar.)
Inc.
Consolidated ,Foods
Stock
dividend
8-
Investors
9-
„
.__
(quar.)
Natural
Fund,
1
9-25
$2
Corp.
Breweries,
40c
25C
Wire
Carbon
Commonwealth
realized
75c
30c
Aikman
9-
1
20c
;
8-28
9-1
$1
i
income
Glass
Parkersburg-Aetna,
7-15
12 Vac*
■
(quar.)
International
8-
3c
income)
(quar.)
Insulated
8-
35c
Inc
Co.
International
8-20
7 Vac
_—
8c
9-18
Foundation Fund—
1
12 Vac
8c
Pittsburgh RR.—
Special gtd. (quar.)
7% gtd. (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cinn.) —
Class A (quar.)
Collyer
9-30
15c
investment income
1
Cleveland
Collins
7-30
$1
quar.)
common
Consolidated
from
9-
5%
(quar.)
Co.
10c
Steel
9-
$1.34%
(quar.)
Service
8-14
20c
—
4 ¥2%
preferred (quar.)_
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
Chrysler
Inland
10-20
$1.19
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Cities
1
$1.04
___
Properties
(stock dividend)
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)___
Channing Corp., new com.
(initial)
Chase Fund
(Boston)—
Common
Institutional
9-
$1.16
._,
Century
(From
7
8-14
$$1.62
A__
(quar.)
Tobacco
Inspiration
45c
(quar.)
4.75%
<
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Process
8-11
Service-
4.15%
■
Houdry
1
50c
______
preferred
8-
1
20c
.
Ltd.,
(increased
Barbizon,
9-15
$1.12 ¥2
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
Hotel
9-
$1.16
+
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Common
1
E.)
Co.
preferred
35c
$1.12 ¥2
.'_
Stock dividend
Central
$4.25
3-14
2%
Co.
trust
(quar.)
Chemical
8-14
$1.12 ¥2
4V2%
Soya
4
9-
$$1.25
(quar.)_
certificates)
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Hooker
1
56
9-
$22 Vac
(quar.)
.__
International,
(Charles
Mfg.
One
1
Co.—
(quar.)
4.64%
4.50%
Hires
Hobart
9-
1
9-
25c
common
(voting
Farms
8-31
9-14
9-15
$0.02
common
Co.
60c
__.
Foundry Co., $5 conv.
Central Illinois Light, common
Central
Co.,
preferred
Hardee
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Watch
Common
4%
Co.,
Gasoline
9-
8-14
$1.16
shares
Inglewood
20c
;______
.
Central
Central
preferred
Hamilton
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
American
5
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
9-
10c
common
Brick
4.64%
1
Co.
(quar.)
Company (quar.)____________
Carborundum
Fibre
Cotton
25c
(quar.)
8-17
75c
10-
25c
9-10
9-15
$12 Vac
(quar.)
10- 1
25c
par)
for each two shares held
Paramount Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
8-20
40c
(quar.)
(interim)
25c
8-14
$12 VaC
ordinary
$1.25
1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Co.,
30c
-
Co.
Co...
Co.
Ireland,
(quar.)
9-
Insurance
(quar.)
5
;•
3
12 Vac
Dock
&
9-
(quar.)_
Power
Tea
1
Co
Electric
Pacific
10-
$3
3
8-
25c
(quar.)__
Life
$68 %c
(quar.)
(quarO—
Burroughs Corp.
Bush
Co.
common
Insurance
$62 Vac
__
8-
8-15
35c
(quar.)
Ry.
Ltd.
Hamilton
Imperial
___.
5 ¥2%
Buckeye
P.)
Hadfields,
7-31
13c
:
investment
9-
8-15
15c
Homasote
100%
______
(quar.)
(From
8-17
r-4 00
omitted at this time.)
(stock dividend)
Gas 8c Electric Co.—
Valley
8-15
1
15c
Decker Mfg.
8c
1
8-
$1.37 ¥2
_
Oil—
(Common payment
Blackstone
9-
(quar.)
(A.
1
40c
(quar.)
Power
8-14
100%
&
Coal
B
7-31
9-
8-15
62 ¥2 c
___.
(quar.)
Bishop
Black
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Shoe
S.I
preferred
________
(quar.)
1
$36c
.___■
3V2%
9-
8-10
8- 3
8V2C
:_
Fund,
investment
Common
Dredge
Industries
Class
Gulf
____.
Co.
Lakes
H%c
9-18
8-15
10c
(quar.)
dividend
1
30c
7-31
From
C.)—
8-
25c
8-15
65c
(quar.)
Co.
Employees
D.
10c
$1.13
Pancoastal
30c
(quar.)
Employees
(Wash.
7-31
38c
Corp
W.)
Government
8-15
60c
Corp.
Street
Owens-Illinois
8-14
20c
(quar.)-
Corp.
William
One
7-15
7-31
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Edison
1
30C
iquar.)
1
Co.
F.),
Parker
(s-a)
9-
\
N
8-14
35c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 4.56%
Brewing Co
Mfg.
1
25c
9-
Service
Oak
Ohio
$1.18%
12 ¥2 c
$31c
Markets
J.)
Co.
Gas
Co.
preferred
$1.15
___
Finance
1
8-7
8-25
50c
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Co.
6%
8-
Inc.—
General
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Funds,
Loom
(Charles
9-
9c
Fruit
Oklahoma
Pharmacal
8-15
7c
6
17 ¥2 c
8-21
(Illinois)
Insurance
$1.10
series
of
8-21
8-29
Gas
5c
series
Stock
(quar.)_
Commercial
Shore
$1
(quar.)
Custodian
5
10-
9-1
15c
(quar.)
8-14
9-10
$1.12 ¥2
8-10
(quar.)
preferred
Bankers
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Bond
8-28
60c
$25
(quar.)
8c
Company
Income
Green
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas,
8-15
Olympia
1
__
1
Rubber—
9-
i
30c
25c
Cigar
j.
9-
Noyes
Gas
.
8-7
15c
Corp.
dividend)—___
——
8-24
General
______
3
9-15
75c
(quar.)
7-31
7
Norwich
8c
Government
(quar.)
9-
8-
8-24
8-25
;
(stock
8-11
9-1
5%
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
1
20c
England Telephone & Telegraph—
split subject to stockholders ap¬
proval Sept. 29
New York,. Chicago 8c St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
Nopco Chemical, 4% preferred A (quar.)
9-15
9-15
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Collieries
9-21
37 Vac
8-
10-
9-15
9-
5-for-l
3
(quar.)
1
__u___;
common
preferred
8-
Northeastern
9-
Atlantic
Ayshire
7-20
North
50c
A
1
8-20
8-27
$2
Newspapers class
tS'/c preferred (quar.)
6¥a% preferred iquar.)
8-15
8-10
9-15
preferred____l___
Augusta
8-
1
9-15
12 ¥2 c
&
of R*Q-~
10-15
30c
—__
—_
preferred
Starch
Chemical
Holder*
Payable
Chemical—
&
convertible
9-10
60c
to
60c
9-
20c
West Point RR
Avondale
Tire
4.75%
Foxboro
10-
(quar.)
City Electric—
(Three-for-two split subject
ers
approval Sept.
9.)
Nease
25c
\
(quar.)
Banking (Ga.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
5
75c
(quar.)
8c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4
1
(quar.)
National
1
Share
30c
(quar.)
43 %c
60c
Puritas Water
1
9-
60C
(quar.)
Power,
8-
5
10-
!
9-
Common
Co.
Railroad
8-14
9-
30c
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associated Truck Lines, Inc., class A
Atlanta
4¥a%
9-
tl2¥ac
_
common..
participating
7-31
9-15
National
(quar.)
Corp.
4.60%
_
Participating
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
quarterly
Drug & Cnemicai Corp.—
Co.
Gas
Firestone
9-24
time).
___
Steel
Farms
7-31
-
Register
Increased
25c
Florida
35c
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Quarterly ________
American
7-20
8-15
Industries, Ltd.—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
Fifty Associates (Boston) (s-a)
1
American
Arden
7-31
55c
shares
Bearing
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.__
Motors
7-31
15c
Musical
Equitable
10-
.__
Insulator
American
&
American
$2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Hospital Supply
American
Electric
$1.37 Va
common
8-25
Northern
.___
___
Co.,
Distillers
¥2%
10c
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
Note
National
10c
_____
Emery Industries
Emporium-Capwell
Fafnir
Cement
Ltd.
Bank
8-27
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
________
Fedders
this
10-26
25c
(quar.)
common
Cash
20c
;
Associates (quar.)
Auto-Lite
(increased)
Electric
July
.__
Company
National
When
Per
.
Name of
7-15
9c
Utilities
4.40%
omitted at
Holders
1
a8
Inc._J_
Fund,
Finance
Eastern
•
payment
8-
New
Eastern
75c
(quar.)__;
Cement, class A
A
Inc.,
preierred
7-31
$2
Allied Products—
(Common
preferred
5%
9-11
.____
.
A
Portland
4%
8-18
dividend.
-■
Payable of Rec.
15c
$1.25
Investment
Dunham-Bush,
Share
-
Doughboy Industries, class A (quar.)_„
Drackect Company, com.
_(quar.)
8-18
5
prior pfd. (s-a)_
preferred (s-a)
preferred
Diversified
7-28
5
9-
Company
Diocesan Investment Trust SharesDistillers Co., Ltd. (final)
8-11
9-
$4
convertible
5¥a%
Allentown
8-25
62 ¥2 c
31, 1959.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6%
preferred
(quer.)__.
Alleghany Corp.,
Holders
$1.12 ¥2
,
Chemical Corp., $6 conv. pfd.___
issue
called
for
redemption
at
(Entire
When
Payable 0/Bee.
(quar.)_.
Power, $4.20 preferred
preferred (quar.)______
4.60%
Alco Oil
When
.
Name of
-
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
11
(363)
(quar.)
Taylor-Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)
2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
Tampax,
Inc.
holders Sept.
17.
8- 7
_
7-30
9-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Common
preferred
4.50%
preferred
preferred
4.64%
4.65%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.72%
4.90%
5.10%
5.12%
Pacific
Texas
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
Anderson,
$1.16
10-
1
9-11
:_
Oil
&
Anderson
Co.
&
Corp.,
Electric
1
9-11
1
9-11
Anheuser-Busch,
Inc.
1010-
1
9-11
Animal Trap Co.
$1.28
10-
1
9-11
preferred (quar.).
Anthesi-Imperial, Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred
1955, series
$1.31 ¥4
10-
1
9-
4
3-11
8-15
30c
Co.
25c
—
7-24
8-14
8-20
9-10
"35c
(quar.)
1
8-
Steel
Union
Class A
i" 6%
U.
4»/2%
U. S.
(N.
Class
Canada
Canada Southern
8r
1
7-
6
(quar.) —
30c
Public. Service,
Arizona
Quarterly
Van
8-
3
7-30
3-
3
7-30
$1.12 Vi
9-
35c
Aro
12-11
1-1-60
8-17
7-31
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
Steel, Ltd,
preferred (quar.)———.—.—
,,
Canadian Indusdries, Ltd,.com. (quar.)—Canadian
International Investment Trust,
preferred (quar.)—.
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Associated Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Atchison,
Walter
(Jim)
Washington Steel
Corp.,
4.80%
convertible
Webster
Investors).,
Ohio
West
Western
Gas
Railway
Whirlpool
,4,A%
-
White
'
Corp.,
514 %
White
Co.,
Class. B
3.60%
6%
Electric
preferred
Wood
Power
preferred
Co.,
Wright Line, Inc., class B
4%
8-21
4.75%
9-10
8-21
4.10%
preferred
9-10
4.35%
preferred
9-17
8-15
8-
8-15
3
9-
1
8-
90c
9-
1
10-31
10-15
¥2 c
9-10
8-25
15c
7-29
Atlantic
8-14
$1.50
7-22
22
(quar,)__
Coast
3
42 ¥2 C
a_
—
Atlantic
3
8-
(quar.)——.
Atlas
Atlas
9-15
$1.25
8-14
in previous
and not yet paid.
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
weeks
dends
Name
ACF
Share
of Company
10c
Stores (quar.)
Incorporated (quar.)
Wrigley
AMP,
Aberdeen
Fund
Stock
15c
*
6-30
7-27
Class
5%
(quar.)
A
Acme Precision
$1.10
Adams
Co.
Adams-Millis
Aeronca
Brass
Mills,
Co,
7-24
8-
1
1
1
Inc.,
9-
1
1
;
9-21
9-
Aluminum
Ltd.
9-
8-
Co.
of
$1.50
———
9-
1
8-
8-
3
Co.
9-
1
50c
1st
preferred
18 %c
common
American
Co., new
Bosch
Arma
preferred
8-10
10-
(Quarterly
5
9-
9-10
10-
8-
50c
25c
$1.25
25c
7-31
7-16
8-12
8-28
10-
1
9-15
8-14
1
9-
9-
1
1
7-17
8-
1
7-10
income)
3%c
50c
95c
From
11-30
8-15
7-31
8-
7-14
(quar.)
Climax
1
8-10
9-10
8-25
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
$1.25
_.
8-
1
7-20
3
$1.12 ¥a
9-
1
Co.—
/
8-21
!
preferred
(quar.)
30c
7-31
7-17
CO
7-
Fund—
investment
income
J
6c
1
CO
8
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Quarterly
3o
American
Natural
6%
preferred
American Potash
Gas,
com.
&
11-30
$1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
7%
prior
1st
preferred
$1.75
9-24
9-
9-
8-24
1
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
31¥4C
American
Thermos Products
Viscose
Corp.
$1.75
9-
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.)
1
7-15
7-28
7-16
7-31
7-15
1
7-17
12 ¥2 c
7-31
7-16
4%
25c
9-30
9-11
Coastal
50c
8-15
7-24
Stock
8-
50c
2.———
Iron,
Coca-Cola
Cleveland
Ridge
!
Mutual
5%
Fund
income)
8c
314%
(quar.)—
preferred
States Life
———
Insurance
;
Food
Stock
preferred
Mines
Taunton
8
Collins
10-
1
9-
9
Colonial
10-10
9-20
10-10
9-20
70c
com.
1
——
7-20
37 ¥2 c
8-
1
7-20
8-31
7-31
8-11
7-28
25c
8-
1
75C
9-
1
"-14
60c
8-14
7-15
30c
8-15
8-
7-10
9-
1
7-10
5
9-21
9-
1
87 ¥20
8-
1
7-
7
87 Va C
11-
1
10-
7
$1
8-
1
$1
7-20
10c
7-31
7-27
$1
7-31
7-27
a
7-13
8-14
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-
1
7-20
20c
8-14
7-24
10c
8-14
10-
$1.18%
7-24
1
8-
7-20
.
$1.50
1-1-60
12-18
7-31
7-21
7-31
7-21
35c
9-15
$1.12 ¥2
9-15
9-
45c
8-15
7-20
1
9-
1
4
10-
1
9-
87 ¥2 C
9-
1
8-10
50c
9-
1
8-10
40c
9-
1
8-10
$1
9-
1
8-10
$1.12 ¥2
8-25
8-
5
75c
7-29
7-
7
$20c
1
7-31
7-31
7-10
25c
8-15
New
7-31
Gas Co.—
95c
10-
1
9-21
Brooklyn
55c
8-
1
7-
6
Brown
15c
9-
1
8-
9-
(quar.)_
Union Gas Co. (quar.)—
Company '
Brown
Shoe
Buckeye
Go.
Corp.
I
l_
Buckeye Steel Castings, common
6%
preferred - (quar.)_4
Bullock's, Inc.,
1
L—
4%
preferred (quar.)__
Burman
Oil,
Ltd, ordinary
-
Stock
Burns
dividend
&
Burry
Biscuit
$1.25
„
Coi-p.—;
Men's
Columbus
50c
1
7-22
88-
1
8-13
$1
8-
1
7-15
8-12
6-19
100%
1
7-
.7-29
9
Co.
of
8-15
15c
Assurance
31c
(quar.)
8-
(A.
M.)
Co, common—
preferred
(quar.)-
,____
(stock
$1.50
Linen
1st
California
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
Electric
Power,
$3
preferred
4'A%
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co, com. (quar.)
Combined
Paper
Locks
Co,
-
4.64%
5-25%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-
1
7-17
8-20
(quar.)_
5¥2,%
Natural
preferred
Gas,
$38c
8-
1
7-15
75c
8-
1
7-15
California
Water
(quar.)
30c
8-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
27¥ac
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
33¥ac
8-15
7-31
33c
c
7-31
8-16
7-24
0
7-31
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
33 ¥2
c
8-15
7-31
5.20%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
32¥zC
8-15
3l¥»c
8-15
7-31
34%c
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
__.
8-15
7-20
7-30
6-30
8-17
8-
3
7-15
$1.06
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-
1
$1.16
8-
1
$1 31 ¥4
8-
1
6-22
6-22
6-22
8-15
7-31
7¥2C
8-14
7-30
10c
7-30
7-15
35c
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
1
7-15
Light
Power,
com.
Consolidated Edison Co.
5%
(N.
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-
1
9-
1
8-
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-
8
51c
8-
1
7-
8
51¥zC
8-
1
7-
8
52V4C
8-
1
7-
8
55c
:
$50c
50c
(s-a)
3-
47 ¥2 c
(quar.)__
preferred <quar.)_$2 prefrred (quar.),—,
$2.04 preferred (quar.) —
$2.Q6 preferred (quar.)—
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)—
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd.
Consolidated
Dearborn
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.90
$20c
t50c
(increased quar.)
(Toronto) (quar.)_
Conduits National Co. Ltd.
7-31
5.50%
7-17
$1.37 ¥2
(quar.)_:
common
(quar.)
8-11
8-15
5.08%
9-17
10-17
1
22 ¥2 c
(quar.)
1
28 %c
com.
(Pa.)
Telephone
Concord
(initial-quar.)
Co.
—
—-
7-24
Packing,
Service
1
2
$1.50
—
7-17
California
com.
8-17
$1.16
(quar.)_
3
17 ¥2
new
1
8-
25c
4.65%
preferred (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
.
Connecticut
pfd.
910-
$1.06 ¥4
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp, com.
Concord Fund
Ltd.—
1_
7-17
7-20
Electric—
8-
10c
25c
(quar.)
7-15
1
1
11-
2 ¥2%
dividend)
Confederation Life Assn.
Cement
1
8-
——
$1.75
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
& Southern Ohio
"
-
$1.25 pfd.
7-31
America—
8-
7-31
7-20
T-4
3l¥»c
6¥JC
Commonwealth
-
preferred
l
6 V2C
—
—
& Gas Corp,
preferred
•
7-22
1
--$15c
Semi-annual
Byers
7%;
$4.25
7-24
units—
(qUar.)l
convertible
Business
stock
——'
Co,'Ltd.
8-14
9-
CO
9-11
.
18-
12c
6¥2C
(initial-monthly)
—.—
Common
1
60c
$1.25
9c
Power Co.
(monthly)
stock split———,_x__—.
Columbia Gas System Inc. (quar.)—
Pictures Com.—
7-31
$1.50
(Increased)—
cbmmon
8-15
Columbia
5c
55c 1
(quar.)—
(quar.)'
9-30
Inc.—
common
Monthly
Monthly
7
preferred;
(quar.)__
and 1956)
Central
Colorado Oil
7-23
8-15
4%
Co.—
Finance
Two-for-one
-
7-13
1
30c
investment income
From
7-31
8-
87 ¥2 c
common
pfd .(series 1947
Colorado
7-10
8-14
8-
of cash)
8-14
5%
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
preferred
Radio,
Colonial Fund,
7-10
$10c
(initial)
5%
7-10
1
15c
^
Ltd
88-
$1.20
4.78%
preferred
(quar.)_____
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
Brockton
3¥2%
7-
$1.06
(quar.)—
Broadway-Hals Stores,- new
7-17
3%
—
(quar.)
common
1
1
12 ¥2 C
____,
Co,
8-
8-
preferred
7-17
1
12 ¥2%
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
New
common
(initial-quar.)
87VaC
—
(quar.)
dividend
Edison
7-31
$1
-
common
Stores
Engineering Co.—•
Common (stock div. in lieu
7-22
8-20
; preferred
7-15
8-
(Atlanta, Ga.)
dividend
50c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)—-—
(quar;)—,—,
Corp,
preferred
Borman
—
8-14
6c
—
Corp. (quar.)
Booth; Fisheries, 4% preferred
Borg-Warner
8-
$62¥2C
pfd. (quar.).
(from net invest¬
Ltd,
1
5.36%
1
9-15
Pittsburgh RR.—
&
regular guaranteed (quar.)——
special guaranteed (quar.)—:
Clinton Milling Machine, common (quar.) —
7%
4%
5.30%
1
10c
$5
common
(quar.)——
(quar.)
—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (incr.)
$4.50 -preferred
(quar.)
—
4
7-10
8-
7-15
1
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred
$4.50
8-10
8-
7-15
1
8-
——-—
preferred (quar.)_,——
Cleveland-Cliffs
1
50c
1
8-
25c
.«
(s-a)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chic. & St. Louis Ry.
7-31
35c
,
8-
—
City Stores Co. (quar.)—
& Mahoning Ry.
5.28%
(guar.)—:
American
-8-
8-
1
—__——
(s-a)—————
com.
———
Clearfield
..
(quar.)
(quar,)
Corp,
1
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
9-
Co,
Extra
4.40%
15c
preferred (s-a)—
City Investing
12-31
California Interstate Telephone (quar.)
___
5%
9-
$1
Coleman
Caldwell
$1.25
American
9-30
10-15
7-15
7-15
$4
7-10
$2
—•
9-19
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.),
4%
1
8-
$5
1
6
9-30
Calaveras
1
12-10
8-
11-
75c
preferred
Ribbon
7-15
9-
Gobain
7-10
11-30
9-15
American-Saint
6-30
7-31
9-10
12-21
20c
11-25
Bottling Co. of Los Angeles (s-a)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)_———
—
~
1
(incr.)
7-22
1
9-21
$1
8-
8-
30c
com.
8-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)——
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR. Co.—
7-13
37 ¥2 c
.
Chemical,
12-13
7-15
37¥2C
(quar.);
preferred
8-15
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
lc
.
Extra
7-31
4
7-31
6
Inc.—
(quar.)
Monorail
Mutual
9*
1
25%
convertible
net
8-31
12-15
25c
dividend
preferred
American
7-21
1
9-15
5c
:
32 ¥2 c
$1.20
8-
7-24
63 %C
9-
40c
(quar.)
,—
Finance Co. (quar.)———
Bralorne-Pioneer
7-21
8-15
7-15
10-
—
30c
$3.80
25c
American Insurance (Newark, N. J.)
(quar.)
American Laundry Machinery Co
American-Marietta Co., common (quar.)
American
8-20
7-31
11-27
20c
—
(quar.)—
6
25c
9-24
4%
Co.—
Gypsum
(stock dividend)
Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
Boston
25c
Metal
7-31
30c
—
Corp.
Company
4.25%
;
preferred
&
8
8-
12-17
1
3%
8-14
8-
30c
414%
7-20
7-20
$50c
(quar.):—
Works
7-
3-17
10-22
7-15
Iron
8
7-31
$1.25
7-31
Corp.
7-
37¥ac
28¥aC
(quar.)
7-20
7-20
7-31
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)—Paper Ltd, class A (quar.)
ment
40c
(monthly) Z_
5%
7-31
7-31
1-15-60
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
7-15
7-31
5
preferred
(quar.)——
convertible preferred A
Hardware & M'fg.
(quar.)—
8-
(quar.)
A
Basic
preferred
•:.7-30
8-14
Common
Series
5%
Aircraft
8-
8-14
Common
7-31
7-20
Common
Bondstock
7-17
87 ¥2 c
Quarterly
American
2
8-20
3
6%
7
(quar.)
Quarterly
Stock
7-
7-31
2
8-15
$1.50
'•*
Corp.
7-
7-31
3
Blue
1
8-
—:—._—————.
Corp, common (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)———_——
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7-15
7
8-
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Cherry-Burrell
8-
Blue
1
c
37 ¥2 C
Products
7-16
8-
Best
9-18
8-31
Equitable Assurance (NY) (s-a)
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Home
7-31
Bloch
8-21
1
9-
American
American
7-16
7-31
Corp.
8-12
50c
(quar.)
Bestwall
5
8-
$56c
(quar.)
American Furniture
7-16
7-31
8-21
Beneficial
Corp.—
net
Co.
7-31
8-21
Beneficial
7-27
12 ¥2
(quar.)
from
Can
17 ¥2 c
7-16
15c
(extra)
common
7-31
45c
—
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)_
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry, common (quar.)_—
3'4% preferred (quar.)_——
3¥2% preferred (quar.)—
Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Mass.)—
30c
Belmont
American Business Shares, Inc.—
American
8-
3%
4%
9-18
8-11
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
com.
7-14
3%
Beech
7-21
1
$25c
American Airlines, Inc., common
314% preferred (quar.)
8-. 1
7-31
Belknap
Ltd.—
American Aggregates, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)————
American Book
7-14
8-14
Baystate
7-27
93 %C
Corp.
8-1
$80c
Corp,
7-31
8-15
35c
(quar.)__
common
Refining,
Oil &
pref.
6-15
Products
8-15
20c
common (quar.)_
$3 conv.
(quar.)—_—
----Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)—,
Champlin
6-15
7-21
8-11
tl2¥2c
tl2!/2c
:_
(quar.)_
Petroleum
8-10
3c
_
414%
2nd preferred
(qUar.),___
Amalgamated Sugar Co,, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Amerada
8-10
7-27
Bathurst Power &
6
15c
—
Canada
1
$1.50
Ltd.
6-19
1
8-
$75c
$$1.06
$1.05
(quar.)——
Aircraft Co.
7-27
414%
7-31
___
(quar.)
•
8-17
8-17
25c
(quar.)
of
9-
5%
(quar.)_____—
7-15
8-15
$20c
'
(quar.)
Rubber
Corp,
preference
Barry Controls, class A (stock dividend)—
Class B (stock dividend)/—
7-24
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)
quar.)—
America,
preferred
Aluminum
1
Public
25c
6
$1.37 ¥2
:.___
(quar.)—
3
7-13
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
6%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
4'%
(quar.)
:
Utility (quar.)——
preferred
preference (quar.)—
Central & South West Corp. (quar.)—.
8-10
$1.12 ¥2
7-15
23c
$1.50
10c
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
4
40c
(increased-quar.)
(increased
Aluminium,
7-
1
—
(quar.)
—
& Light Co,
Power
4.20%
25c
7-15
(quar.)
Piano,
preferred
Baldwin
7-31
8-
10c
Co., 75c conv. pfd.
common
7-15
1
8-
$1.12 ¥2
1
62 ¥2 C
(quar.)
—
Central Securities
7%
8-14
$15c
25c
B
~6%
7-13
9-
Baldwin
7-13
8-
12 ¥20
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.) ___:
Inc.
8-
7-31
(quar.),—
8-14
1
8-
■
(quar.)
Central
1-15
1-15-80
$34c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-16
14c
-
$1.25
1
8-14
28c
quar.)—
(quar.)—
Allison Steel Mfg.
$3.75
8-
10c
common
10-15
7-16
—_—
preferred (1947 series) "(quar.)
Baker Industries,
25c
Ltd.
10-15
15c
(quar.)—___——_L
preferred
Common
,
7-14
—
_—
9-
$llc
10c
common
(quar,)_—
5% pfd.
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
Central
1
dividend)—nL„.—_
8-14
1
$$1.25
25c
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
6
7-24
$34c
6-30
9-
-
50C
4%
(L. 3.) & Co, common
7-15
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Control
Class
1
3
7-
8-14
'•
-
(initial
Mfg.
Gas
Extra
8-
8-
30c
(quar.)-—,.
Alleghany Corp., 514% preferred
Business Machine
(quar.)
4%
414%
2%
Allen
Alsco,
414%
Electronics .(scoqk
Ayres
Products—
preferred
Allied
7-13
,—_
„——
Common
Alabama
Allied
1
8-
8-
7-31
(quar.)
$15c
—
Markets,
Common
Ltd.—
Avnet
(Florida)—
Co.
Corp.
Fund
Control
6%
8-10
■<
(quar.)
Aeroquip Corp (quai;.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Akron
8-20
Mfg., 55c preferred (quar.)—.
prior preferred (quar.)——
5¥a%
New
9-10
8-25
dividend
Advisors
Air
1
9-15
2 7 ¥20
(quar.)_
preferred
Engineering
Stock
10-
5c
4
37Vic1
7-31
$10c
10- 1
of Georgia
preferred
$2.73
15c
.a,—„
—
Telephone Co,
$$1.25
,—.
(quar.),.
preferred 1958 series
5¥2%.
preference (quar.
Avco
Corp.
(quar.)_—
9-10
Products, Inc.—
convertible
Steel
Acme
1
(quar,)————,i
Industries
Acme
._
—:
._
(quar.)_,__:
10-
Food
Central
30c
(quar.)
common
514%
*
$15c
Central
9
17V2C
convertible preferred A
Avalon
$30c
a-
__
(quar.)—
preferred
A
Corp,
Corp.—,
9
.
(quar.)—
6% convertible preferred B (quar.) —
$1.50
nreferred
(quar.).___—_—_————
3
8-
1
6%
9
9-
Eanking
preferred
Instrument
7-
1
1
10-15
15c
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
7-
30c
(quar.)
7-10
5%
common
1
$4c
—
preferred
prior
Corp,
Cessna
(quar.),.
Ltd.
7-10
9-12
1
8-21
7c
dividend
conv.
Class
Payable of Reo.
9-
$0,008
——I————
.•___:
___
Holdert
9-30
(4c from invest¬
capital gains)—
9-
—«——
Central Electric & Gas Co,
5%
from
1
1
1
8-
$25c
——_
Fund
3c
10-
$$1.25
3-10
$1.40
(quar.)—
8-31
8-10
9
9-15
5%
——
Mines,
Automobile
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
Gold
—
1
10-
7-
9-11
25c
10-
75c
4
25c
(quar.)— ____
8-31
$1.05
Inc.—
Centers
Development
$1.20
When
(Tulsa)
1
—
preferred
9
8-
.
7-17
10-
$37 ¥2 c
11%C
7%
Co.,
2nd
7-
9-11
50c
1
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.),,-———•——
I.)
(J.
8-
93 %c
8-
9-12
,
(quar.)——
common
9-30
1
7-15
1
50c
(quar.)
7-31
10-
1
5%
50c
—
7-31
8-15
1
8-28
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Austin; Nichols & Co, common
preceding table.
Per
Co.
& Co
8'
$1.08%
8-21
8-15
—
(quar.)
8-
$1.02 ¥2
9-21
U5c
8-
614%
8-20
1
8-
$1.18%
7-31
t32¥ac
10-
Cenco
—
8-31
Caterpillar Tractor Co, common (Increased)
4.20%
preferred (iuar.)
—•
—
6-26
9-14
$55c
—
+25c
5c
7-31
1
9-
>
7-15
$1.75
Co.
Carwin
Celotex
v—.,—
ment income and
Aunor
1
8-
$4.50
(s-a)
—-—
dividend
Ltd.
9-
30c
7-31
5c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Carlisle
7-15
#-*
1
6-23
40c
$$1.25
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)—
Capital Plastics
8-14
Case
['
25c
Conn,
__—■
Atlas Steels,
03
25c
Sugar—————_—
Insurance
Sewing
.
preferred
5%
8-14
.
Investment
Carpenter (L. E.)
._—
of
RR.
Golfo
del
Quarterly
give the dividends announced
we
Line
Refining Co,
Life
Atomic
Below
Co.
3.75%; preferred B
Atlantica
Stock
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)—.
Line
Coast
1
1
1
preferred
Atlantic
7-
1
9-
$1
,(quar.)
1
8-20
*
9-
/
$1.31 y*
—
(quar.)—
9-24
10-
/55c
...
-
1
8-1
———
——
Fund :——,
Canadian Oil Cos. Ltd.
(quar.)——:—_
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)
Canadian Utilities Ltd, 4%4% pfd. (quar.)__
.8- I
8-15
9-
,
—,
—
,
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
8-
common
Canadian
Corp;,
Acceptance
9-10
IV2C
—_
Corp.
7-24
1
7-31
9-11
;
8-15.
v
Ltd,
-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—.
25c
(quar.)_i
(quar,)
Newspaper Machinery
5
9-
1
56c"
Fe Ry.—
Ltd.—
514% preference (s-a)__——
Atlantic City Electric—*
7-31
4
8-
$1.31 ¥4
(quar.)
A
(quar.)___
(1897)
Atlantic
3-
9-
9-28
43 %c
—
preferred, (s-a)
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
50c
-
com.
Atlanta &
7-31
(q,uar.)
85c
preferred (quar. )_„_
(increased quar.)
common
.—_____—Jt!1.—
Wisconsin
7-31
8-14
9-20
7-31
non-cum.
23c
—
preferred (quar.)
_
Stag Manufacturing, class
8-14
$3
(quar.)__
common
convertible
Motor
-
(Alabama)
5%
30c
—
(quar.)
Common
7-30
25c
a,
Co.
9-16
1
25c
—
(quar.)__
1
8-
60c
common
preferred
10-
8c
__—_
& Santa
Topeka
20c
(increased)Fund—
Corp.
Mutual
Washington
7-31
33Ac
(quar.) '
(quar.),,,,,
5.25%
8-12
1
9-
50c
1_
(quar.)____'.
7-31
1
1
(quar.L
7-10
7-28
*83/4C
Canadian Drav/n
60c
9-
preferred "(quar.)——,
Corp, 414%_ pfd.
Water Co.
(Del.), 7% pfd,
Associated. Dry_Goods, common
"
5%
ft-
V2C
7-10
1
$183/4c
9-1
7
7-10
1
8-
$37 ¥2 c
common
Canadian
.
1
8-
(quar.)—w,
Ltd,
7-20
25c
8-
33c
preference (quar.)——————
Canners, Ltd, class A (quar.).—
Canadian Bronze
7-20
1
62¥2C
31c
31 ¥4 c
$31¥4C
1
60c
Equipment
Artesian
3
8-
(quar.):—
common
preference
8-
$1.08 3/4
—
7-10
(quai*.)il'_—
convertible
$1.25
59c
(quar.)——;
convertible
Ltd,
(s-a)
8-
,,,,4
7-10
1
t$1.50
(quar.)
27 ¥2 C
common
preferred (quar.——,—__
Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)—,—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co, common (quar.)
8-14
.7-20
Co.
Railway Co.
Breweries,
Canadian
8-14
9- 1
,
7-10
1
$$1.15
$60c
$2.50
4
1
,
9-11
$25q
1
88-
$15c
;
$.62 ¥20
fquar.),—-—„
preferred
,
30c
Arkansas
Corp.—
.:
Raalte Co.
$4.35
15c
Pharmaceutical
&
$2.40 preferred
22 ¥2 C
preferred (s-a)
Vitamin
6-29
4
(quar.)_
Life Assurance
A
6
7-31
9-
7-20
7- 1
1
10*
7-20
1
7-
7-29
50c
(quar.)
J.), common
1
8-
1
9-
$75c.
preference A (quar.)
Lines Co.
S.
8-
1
6c
—_
(quar.)__
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—■
common
8-12
8-
6c
Carbide Corp. (quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)
Union
7-10
9
8-
90c
$0,058
ordinary,
1
9-
$1.37 ¥2
.
receipts
8-
20c
(quar.)_
8-
25c
30c
30c
:
—
.
.
preferred (quar.)_
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)
deposit
8-10
.
62¥aC
,
.
1
$1.12 ¥2
Cos.—
American
9-
3
30c
$1.10
United
8-
Appalachian Power Co.; 4.50% pfd. (quar.)
414 %
preferred (quar- 1-—
Argo Oil Corp. (quar. )„_,—_—,——
Argus Corp., Ltd.,, common Cquar.
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
$2.50 pref. series B (quar.)
1
8-23
433iC
—-
8-
8-17
$30c
—-—
5%
9-H
25c
——,
7-16
$56 ¥40
(quar.),
(quar.)
.
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—_.—
—..—$1.20 preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.24
(quar.) ————
preferred
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)—
Campbell Red Lake Mines (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Cement, Ltd, common (quar.)
$1.30 preference (quar.)
——-—
Canada Foils, Ltd, common (quar.)
—
$1
3
9-22
7-30
15c
of America, com. (quar. ),,
preferred
Common
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
& Telephone—
Water
California
7
25c
50c
10-
414 %.
7-
7-23
25c
9-11
$1.27 ¥2
(Del.)
8-17
common
$1.22 ¥2
.—
Preferred
8-17
1
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)--,—
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)—
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Clayton
10-
(increased!—,—
2-for-l
stock
split will
be proposed at
Board of Directors meeting July 21.
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
(Lqs Angeles)
(John R.)
Thompson
preferred
$1.18
_
Coal
6%
3-11
$1.16 ¥4
—
(quar.);
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
(quar.) —
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.) —
—_
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
5.25%
10-
$1.15
$1.06 ¥1
(quar.)
preferred
9-
—
$1.12 ¥2
1
_—
a
(quar.)
343/»C
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.) ———(quar.) —
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co
Anchor Post Products (quar.)—
10-
(quar.)____
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Works,
Water
■
514 %,.
8-21
9-15
35c
—
preferred
4.25%
4.60%
American
8-
Share
Name of Company
3
8-15
15c
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
(quar.)
4.10%
•
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
Holder<
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
1
.
.
(364)
8-
1
7-
S
$25c
8-
1
7-15
35c
8-
1
7-20
27 ¥2 c
Y.)
$1.25
preferred (quar.7—.—
(quar.)
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural Gas
Consolidated
Theatres* Ltd, class A (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
30C
52 ¥2 c
$13c
1
7-10
1
8-14
8-15
7-15
1
7-31
8-
9-
9-
Number 5867
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
$4.16
$4.50
Power
Co.,
$4.52
Water
4%
Co.
o.f
$3.75
Can,
Life
Insurance
10-
1
9-
Erie
4
67c
8-
5%
S-
1
8-20
9-15
8-21
45c
(Toronto!
9334c
10-
dO
.8-
1
i7y2c
8-
1
ib-»i
(quar.)
Crossett Company,
B
Crown
&
Co.„__
Internationa:. Corp.—
Cork
A
&
Ltd:
$4.20, preferred
Crucible
Steel
5Va%
of
Common
9-15
B
8-17
2
8-11
.,$2.25
9-30
9-16
$2.25
9-
32c
__
28c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
12-
1
9-15
'•
New
(quar.)
Power
Dennison Mfg., class A
8%
debenture
Denver
to
12- 4
Food
Giant. Markets,
7-27
6-30
Food
Denver
Union
Devoe
&
Class
(
Stock
4
Growth
Co.
(quar.)
.
from
;___!
called
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-10
8-14
7-27
i,
8-15
7-31
8-14
8-14
(quar.)
9-
3
8-
3
Franklin
9-
3
8-
3
Franklin Electric
12-15
12-
6
Fraser
4Vi %
9-14
7-23
7-23
7-
6
Frito
37'/2c
8-
1
7-
6
Fuller
30c
9-
1
$1
,9-
1
Class
8-21
•
9-12
15C
9-
4
Coal. Ltd.
7-
1
8
8-14
Common
Dorsey
5%
Dover
Cerp.,
7-31
Gardner-Denver Co.,
9-18
Corp.,
cents
5
A
Stock
Pont
Dun
Co.
of
7-31
10-15
9-30
143c
1-15-60
12-31
3-31
4-15-60
tl5c
8-
1
7-15
t37s/2c
8-
1
7-15
income
7-31
7-
9
7-30
7-
9-15
8-17
8
&
Ltd.,
5%
(increased)-
1
7-
2
Eastern
States
8-28
8-
7-27
1
1
8-15
10-
8-14
8-
1
5
9-21
10c
7-30
7-17
Corp.
Easy Washing
Ekco
B
7-
2
7-10
7-31
3iy4c
S-15
8-28
9-15
8-31
4%%
preferred
Electronics
Common
8-
1
1
8-10
7-15
$1.75
$1.50
___
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-
3
8-
1
7-
3
$1.75
11-
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
$10c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-
$1.50
Co.,
common
Elastic Stop-Nut
9-
$1.12'/2
of Amer.
(quar.)
25c
7-15
7-15
57c
7%
preferred
dividend)
50%
will
(Cash
shrs.
be
(quar.)
based
paid
8-17
7-31
$1.1834
on
the
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$3.50
(stock
dividend)
lieu
of
iy2%
10-
1
9-18
7-31
7-15
Group
Enamel
&
Heating Products,
Class
(quar.)
30c
Globe
new
com.
12Vic
25c
56V4C
(initial)
of
7-15
8- 1
7-15
8- 1
7-15
9-11
8-21
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Common
(quar.)
Gould-National
Government
Grace
Grafton
Grand
&
A
(quar.)
60c
7-30
aoc
7-31
6-30
15c
7-21
.6-30
7-16
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Batteries
Inc.
Co..
Bank
Ltd.,
(N.
Y.)
class A
Northern
Great
Southern
new
Paper
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
Greeley Gas Co.,
com,
Ins.
5Vi%
Co.
8-24
£-10
12-10
8- 1
9- 1
12- 1
7-15
preferred
A
6-30
1
6-30
tl5c
Co.
(N.
8-
1
7-15
50c
8-
1
7-
25c
7-31
Y.)
(quar.)_
shares)
5%. preferred
(quar.)
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
1
7-10
8-18
50c
8-
1
$1.25
9-
1
45c
8-
1
60c
8-
1
6-20
10c
8-
1
6-20
$1
8-
1
7-15
12 Vic
8-
1
7-15
$.006 y4c
8-
1
—___
tauar.)
—,_
7-17
8-21
7
7-20
.
Hubshman
Factors, class A (quar.)———
(quar.)—
——.——
Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.
Class
B
Hudson
t75c
Quarterly
Pulp
&
Paper
9-14
7-15
8-14
1
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
31 J/2c
(quar.)
com.
9-
35'AC
31'/4C
Corp.,
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
—
8-18
32c
9-
1
8-18
5.7.0%
35 %c
9-
1
8-18
6-25%
39^VjC
9-
1
8-18
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)_.
Hugoton Production (quar.)—
$5_12
—
Foods
Industries,
&
Sash &
5%
5%
Door,
4%
series
series B
Idaho
A
Power
pfd.
Co.
Co.,
4.08%
4.70%
preferred
1
7-15
8-
1
7-17
Mexico
S.
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-l«)
8-
1
J31 y4c
}37V2c
t50c
4V2 %■. .preferred
9-
1
8-12)
10-
1
9-BJ
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
25c
9-
1
8-KO
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
$1.06 y4
10-
1
9-1(0
A.—
75C
(quar.)
$3
ll->«
9-
1
1-2-60
11- n
8-
3
12- J
Ltd.—
Fund—
Growth
investment
and
income
14c
20c
common
(increased) —
8-
35c
profits)
Corp.,
7-15
37'/2c
24C
securities
7-16
7-31
31 'Ac
shares
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred
(s-a)——
Interchemical
8-
53'/4c
—
from
7-15
7-27
52 y2 c
(quar.)———
Securities
1
8-20
51c
—__—_——
Imperial Investment Corp.—
6V4%
preferred (quar.)—.
—
Imperial-Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)_—
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of CanadaQuarterly
:
——
——
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar. )„
Ind'anapolis Water Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
4,4%
preferred B (quar.)
from
7-17
7-15
583/4C
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(6c
8-
1
55V4C
preferred
Institutional
8-
1
$1
preferred
Institutional
7-15
8-
37y2c
——
4.26%
de
7-31
35c
—
(quar.):
4.20%
Electrica
12-15
42'/2c
—
(quar.)—
common
9-15
12-30
$1.25
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)___—_—._.———(quar.)—
—
American
7-17
9-15
$1
preferred
preferred
Industria
1
9-30
9-30
25c
—
Brick
Power
8-
50c
5c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Illinois
8-17
$1.25
common
Illinois
8-31
25c
—
(quar.)—
pfd.
Co.,
8-31
8-17
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
,
8-31
8-31
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—_____—
Hyssmann Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)_
5%
Hut tig
9-15
12V2C
(quar.)
com.
9-15
25c
Hunt
60C
8-15
7-34.
8-
1
7-10
10-
1
9-15
3iy4c
(quar.)
$1.12 y2
—
1
7-
a
-
.
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
International
Harvester,
50 c
business Machines (quar.)
International
pfd.
7%
Resistance
8-
1
8-1-5
9-
1
8-10
8-14
7-25
O)
1
-
International
Interstate
6%
Utilities
Investors
$2.50
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
of
$4.36
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15-
Canada, Ltd
of Rhode Island—
Trust Co.
$2
_—
8-12
7-31
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
—,
preferred
preferred
Iowa-Illinois Gas
$4.22
f60c
18c
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Electric, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-20 ;
(quar.) —
8-
1
11-
2
10-19
25c
(quar.)
&
7-20
25c
37Vic
Extra
$2.50
30c
a
175c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mutual
Common
(quar.)
Stores
Foundation,
preferred
Investors
Corp.
Department
8-11 "
rH
9-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
5c
$1.75
(quar.)—
—
40c
40c
$1.37Vi
8-
9-18
Investment
8-25
11-25
8- 3
9- 1
(Houston)
1
8-
31»/4C
7-25
8-1
9-15
Co.* (quar.)_
7-20
8-
37y2c
(quar.)
8-15
International
9-1
(initial-quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
$1.50
8- 1
8- 1
7-1
12-15
8-28
9-15
7-15
(quar.)
——
8-15
8-15
$2
7-31
7-25
8-15
125c
125c
15c
15c
7-15
15c
S-30
8-15
(s-a)—_—,_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union- Co.,
8-31
7-31
8-15
7-21
9-15
7-31
9-25
.
62y2c
1
20c
12- 5
$1.12 y2
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Employees Life Insurance
National
*
'
•
9- 0
12-15
preferred (quar.)
A.) & Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)____
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.) com. (quar.)
9-
8-14
7-10
9- 3
7- 9
(quar.)
preferred
>
(George
9- 1
9-15
7-31
7-15
9-15
Ltd.
Canada,
4V2%
Hormel
8-
60c
150c
50c
—
—
8-14
1
7-10
20c
(quar.)*
8-14
8-
8-18
10c
;
8-14
1
1
9-11
12Vi«
12Vic
(quar.)
common
•('
1
9-
7-31
30c
.
7-30
9-11
:
—
;
Rubber,
A
8- 1
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-17
7-17
8- 3
7-20
Apierica
Inc.
-
Class
7-10
7-29
9-
Co.
&
50c
Nugget,
Goodman
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7-31
9- 5
8-1
10c
Semi-annual
Golden
8- 1
57(|c
,
Republic Insurance Co.
&
50c
______—_____——
(initial)
Great
A
Associates
8-15
8-15
8-15
s
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Glen Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
Class
fractional
July 15 closing price)
Employers
4%
9-
$1.25
in
Co.
Corp.
Glatfelter (P. H.)
4Vi%
preferred
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
i
Empire Millwork Corp.
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
7-10
1
1
8-14
15c
of
Co.
preferred
common
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
Empire District Electric Co.—
4%%
Gillette
Goodall
1
62Vic
$1.30
64Vic
____
7-15
1
7-15
7-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
8-
8-
8- 1
8- 1
50c
55c
General Waterworks Corp:, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27Vi
6%
preferred (quar.)___—:—.—^—_
$1:50
5%
voting preferred (initial)
—81c
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
37Vic
$3.50 preference series A (quar.)__
87Vic
$2.20
Extra
Communications
(stock
4.80%
7-17
8-
10-23
10-23
10-23
62Vic
(quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)________
preferred (quar.)_—
—_—Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
preferred
(quar,
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
General
8-15
1
33c
preferred
7-10
10c
(accum)
Machine
Products,
5%
7-31
7-31
11-15
11-15
11 15
11-15
88-
45c
4.42%
32V2C
32Vic
—.__
8-
3
8-15
25c
——
—
5.16%
8-15
8-15
8-15
33c
7-10
9-
&
5%
25c
1
10c
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
7- 8
■______
$1.25
nvzc
Hydra-Power
7-24
7-24
7-24
7-2*
10-23
.___
13 %c
1:
9-11
1
87y2c
7-10
8-1
(quar.)___._
8-
$1.09%
7-31
7-17
8-13
General
8-15
8-28
8-15
8- 1
—
22Vic
(quar.)__——______
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.00 preferred (quar.)_
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
3
8-
7-6
7-6
32Vic
32'/2c
preferred B
3
8-20
$10c
J$1.25
(quar.)
$1.32
7-
(Md.)—
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
$7 preferred A (accum. >_
preferred
$1.30
7-
1
8-1
7-15
9-17
7-10
8-13
7-10
General
7-31
9-10
28c
,
—_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-31
25c
8-1
.
6-30
7- 8
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
9-
$1.25
8- 1
10-1
8-10
9-21
8-1
.
preferred
$1.00
$1.50
,
7-31
7-29
93%c
(quar.)„_
—
VCares, Ltd.,
$1.30 preferred B
8-15
1
preferred
General
9-15
1
pfd.
—
Corp.—
(initial)
10-
5C
56'/4c
7-
7-31
9iy4c
Hofel Syracuse Inc. (N. Y.) com. (quar.)—,
4% "preferred (quar.)
—
;—_
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
$4 preferred (quar.)„_————
8-
7-15
6-19
20c
$1.41
.
7-31
15c
Horne
preferred tquar.).
—,_j.
Telephone Co. of Florida—
4Vi%
Glasco
$7
$6
Steel
$3.75
common (quar.)_
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
9-
1$1.75
(quar.)
$.041
20c
Hudson
75c
7-20
1
2%
7-15
a7%
7-10
1
8-
class A common (quar.)—
(quar.)—_—.—__.
B
8-3
50c
1
8-
(initial)
Co.
Company,
Class
8- 3
8-11
$2
8-
(increased-quar.)
fractional
Hoover
8-17
9- 1
10c
(final)—,
Corp.,
common
30c
2%
(quar.)
62c
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend (payable in cash in lieu of
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
17Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Utilities
Ball
7-31
7-31
15c
7-10
Ltd.—
Paper
&
Insurance
Hoover
5%
.-
1
56y4c
(quar.)
Electronics'—
Holt Renfrew
50c
(quar.)
7-10
8-
$i2y2c
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
56J/4C
1
(quar.)
convertible
Home
7-27
8-
56y4c
class A (quar.)_—
4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Holly Stores, 5% preferred
Holly Sugar Corp., common
$1
preferred
75c
+30c
(quar.)
Industries
New
General
$1
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
Eastern
Public
$1.32
114c
preferred
conv.
37Vic
$1.50
20c
—62Vic
(-quar.)—_
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Ltd.-
Inc.
preferred
9-30
40c
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred ( accum.)
preferred
Motors
$5
General
6-30
tlOc
common
Dunhill International (stock dividend)
6%
General
5.20%
Dupuis Freres Ltd., class A,(quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.,
Electric,
Mills,
7-31
and
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-10
75c
8-14
8-15
(qUar.)
Industries—
General
2%
Supply
Inc.
4Vi%
(resumed)
Bakeries. Ltd.
10c
Canada,
Metals
10c
Baking Co., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)„_
10-30
Drug Co.—
—
—
Common
5%
50c
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
&
8-14
t44c
50c
security profits)________
dividend
Ducommun
1
8-25
8-
7-22
8-14
^
7-31
$8
10c
net investment
from
Class
Du
9-17
9-30
1
Drug Fair-Community
9- 1
General
$1.25
(quar.)
8-1
9- 1
American
General
6-30
125c
(quar.)____
$3
$1
-
7-31
12Vic
(quarJ
-
Industries,
preferred
I25c
common
4%
preferred
Dreyfus Fund—
(5 cents from
'
4%
General
7-17
115c
common
8-1
9- 1
7-17
7-22
(quar.)—_
pru.
conv.
(quar.)
Inc., common
1
preferred
Wood
$1.30
preferred (quar.)_
Industries, Ltd., common
Dravo
preferred
$6
Gamble-Skogmo,
8-14
t25c
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)_
Co—
Gar
1
Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)
(increased quar.)__
6%
Steel
9-11
my4c
Co.
_*____.
Corp.,
Dover
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
City
5%
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
11-3
9-15
20c
preferred
Gale & Company, $1.50 pfd. A
Company,
8-17
J50c
Ltd.
11-16
15c
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gabriel
8-31
t44c
7-25
7-25
8- 1
8-1
10c
7-15
General
Co.,
8-15
—
Co., 4%
12-15
6-30
8-1
10c
:
6%
Co.
7-31
t20c
Linoleum
+25c
$$1.12Vi
(quar.)
—
9-18
9-
7-15
7-31
12-31
7-27
(quar.)
Inc.,
9-15
10-
3%
9-10
8-24
$45c
H.)
New common
5%
AA
7-30
t$1.25
Quarterly
'
37V2c
2
8-19
9- 2
8-28
8-31
;
7-
8-10
(P.
8-25
45c
Dauch
Hoffman
f30c
Funsten
Gale
8-
8-11
3%
Co.
E.)
9-10
$2.75
Co., class A
(R.
Hirsch
Funds-
FrUehauf Trailer
8-21
8-28
7-29
Brush
8-24
a2'/4%
—_:
pfd.
(quar.)——
Company
8-24
1
60c
(quar.)
Finance,
&
1
9-15
1
Quarterly
9-
9-
1
9-18
10- 1
Common
1
35c
-
Realty
Quarterly—
Friendly
$0,2156
(stock^dividend)
Ltd.
Friedman
1
8-
I
7-
9-30
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hllo Electric Light Co., common
35c
J.), Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)__.
9-14
8-
at
;
(A.
1
8-15
1
dividend
this
(s-a)"—
dividehd
Cos.,
9-25
8-15
Aug.
on
7-
50c
America,
preferred
Hinde
Custodian
Freiman
issue
Ltd., 4'/2% pref. (s-a)_
& Jackson RR.—
preferred
7
9-25
25c
(quar.)____
preferred1 (quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar,)_
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)_
2nd convertible preference (quar.)
Donnacona
Ford Motor,
Fort Wayne
5Vi%
Entire
Co.__—
7-
Ltd.—
non-cumulative
&
redemption
7-31
9-
preferred.
12Vic
__j
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)_,
Motor
25c
_,
Tar
Ford
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
5 %
non-cumulative preferred
Dominion
B
U7y2c
.
;j_)
Anglo Investment Corp.,
Dominion Stores,
7-15
Wallace—
B
35c
39c
(monthly)
for
&
Class
8-15
5%
)_
Dominion Steel &
7-20
Machine—
$15,60 per; share plus
Forbes
5%
&
933Ac
1
7-31
20c
(s-a)
7-31
7-31
$1.12 y2
(H. J.) Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5Vz%
convertible preferred (quar.):
Heppenstall Co., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Heyden-Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)
7-21
25c
Oilcloth
8-
Haydock
1
$1.06 y4
Heinz
5c
9-10
8-10
25c
(quar.)
rets, (interim)
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
1
in¬
5%
Dominion
7-17
7-31
Inc.—.
9-25
3c
dep.
8-
25c
Corp. (Indiana) common
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_____
5%
1
8-20
Amer.
5%%
$2
.
$1.56
■
3
7-10
2 Vic
Fields
8-
7-
1
7-15
1
8-
9-
25c
:
;
Siddeley Group,
1
$1
!
8-
75c
$1.75
Hawker
8-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Oil
8-14
3V!i%
15c
shares
Monthly
Monthly •
Dominion &
8
7-15
11-28
3c
(quar.)
preferred
of
7-10
1
1
60c
(quar.)
$4.37%
15c
_„
25c
88-
12-28
t4c
Co.
)
-
(J. F.); Ltd.,
7-10
$1
(quar.)_
Dodge Mfg.
Dominguez
42Vic
9-
;
8-
Inc.—
Mfg.
Corp.
7-10
Dodge & Cox Fund—
Dome
Hartz
Hat
1
70c
vestment-income)
Beneficial
2
2
1
Stock
,_
___:.
1010-
8-
$2
Corp. of New York__
Shares,
Inc.
(quarterly
dividend
4.96%
1
1
8-
62y2c
Inc.
Houses
6
11-
11-
(initial)————
1
,__
Stock
7-
1
4Vz%
(initial)-—12Vic
1
Corp., common (quar.)________
4% -preferred (quar.)
_H.
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
Dobbs
8-
6
B
convertible
9- 2
■
Light, com.
preferred (quar.)
A
9-
Dictaphone
Dividend
&
11-20
9-17
(quar.)
Cementing
Electric
Class
9-
(s-a)_
'
Discount
7-
1
Hartford
Class
40c
Class, B
(quar.)__
Diamond Gardner Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
.___
Dicrks Forests,
8-
50c
7-15
7-10
c
A__________
A
Gear
12-14
t25c
preferred
(quar.)_
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)—
^,-10
52 Vic
(quar.)
class
7-31
7Vic
56V4C
7Vic
preferred (quar.)^
Bros.
4(4%
56Vic
preferred
8-21
(extra)
4V2 %
Hart,
income).
4%
Well
Scotia)
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
1
12 Vi
(quar.)
B
Giorgio Fruit,
8-31
1
30c
.
Di
,
8-
$0.00625
Raynolds, .class
Fund
investment
(From
-
7-15
9-14
20c
(Nova
Ltd.
Funds,
8-
$1.25
(initial)______
A
Yard
Hamilton
7-10
9-15
Machinery & Chemical—
Firth
5
9-
Class
Corp.—
1st preferred
$3.50
7-31
8-17
9-11
National
7-13
1
12VzC
66J4c
(quar.)—
common
Oil
Mines,
7-31
Corp.
12-24
8-
$1.75
__;
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
Tramway
$2.50
Stock
9-24
40c
Light Co)
&
Halliburton
9-22
—
8-20
Co.—
"
Delaware
Halle Brothers,
3
'8-21
1
8%c
._
.__
Dejur-Amsco Corp., class
Class B
(initial)_____
8-
1
$1
(initial
common
9-
50c
—
(quar.)..:
A
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
Gas
Insurance
$1.13
common
Turbine
9-
preferred
Halifax
Hammermill
(quar.)_
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd.- (quar.)
First
Foote
(quar.
Steam
Hagerstown
7-15
$1.06
.
7.% .preferred (quar.)I__^_
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd.
Laval
9-15
9-11
.(quar.)
5c
(quar.)______
'.
De
1
8-1
9-22
(quar.)__
common
9-29
Florida
Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Inc.
series
preferred
preferred
First Bank
11-17
Corp.,
$1.75
$4.24
Daystrom,
General
50c
$4
Co.,
10-
.T7"~lc
(quar.)
Stores
Department
7-31
-
Hagar. Chemicals & Controls—
.
Fidelity & Deposit (Maryland)-^
New
common
(initial quar.)——
Dallas
Transit
7-17
lc
(monthly.)
Federated
9-10
7-15
7-15
*75c
3
H-C7
(monthly)
7-31
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
H-DA
A
7-24
UOc
(s-a)
Ltd.
Series
Class
7-24
8-10
$1.25
8-
Mines
Series
7-27
3%%
Dallas
Gunnar
Hamilton
(quar.)—
7-17
8-10
from
3c
(quar.)
9-15
8-10
7-31
Board., 4.60%, pfd.
Corp.
1
40c
7-17
20c
28%c
lc
lc
(Dela,), class, A (monthly)((monthly)—
—___——.
50c
______
class A
preferred
1
3
8-10
B
7-23
8-27
7y2c
37'/2c
income)—
8-
8-21
Class
50c
Class
A
(quar.
Cutter Laboratories,
investment
and
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (Dallas)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
'
9
50c
Shares—
capital sources
8-21
Federated
20c
________
7-13
10-
Industry
from
Hallnor
Federal
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
(quar.)
—
7-15
1
5%
10-
30c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i—
7-16
Common
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
Class A
7-28
1
Mortgage Association—
7-10
8-15
(stock
.
7-10
1
(quar.)——————
Growers Wine Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
5.30%
1
$1.05
(initial).
Co.,7%
8-
8-15
20c
1
10-
11-
$3
—
—__
1
........
7-18
(Syra¬
8-
America—
Cuban-American Sugar
Cuneo Press, Inc.
Insurance
(monthly)
Paper
1%
4c
•
(quar.)
&. Warehouse
Compress
Financial
preferred
Life
Co.
_:
B
(47c
8-31
'
1
Holder*
1
6c
,—
Traders
8-
30c
l
.
Y.) .(quar,)
National
Class
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
&
cuse, N.
Fate-Roct-Hcath
7-10
_
8-
t50c
pfd. (quar.)
$2
Class
13
Payable of Rec.
1%
(stock dividend).
Co.
dividend)——
Griesedieck Co., 5 % conv. pfd. (quar.)—_
Gross Telecasting, common
(quar.)
~
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc.,
Crown Zellerbach Corp.'—
(quar.)__
8-
■„
25c
Seal.
Farmers
4
8-28
7-31
7V2C
'quar.)
Cork
Co.
9-30
8-
40c
25c
IOC
IOC
7-16
Share
Company
L.)
dividend
Growth
8-13
7-31
(quar.)$1,50
preferred
(quar.)
25c
.
.
8-20
15c
;
Federal
—— —
8-13
8-28
20c
:
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Bros.
Federal
Milner
Class
Crown
class A
Co.
9-
9-15
of
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
Crowley
be
paid in lieu
skares):v:__^____;w____.._.„__.
fractional
Class
will
Cash
7-20
(quar.)
Company, 16%
River
Extra
7-13
9-30
93 %c
7-20
7-20
—_____—
6-15
7-27
15c
Company, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Crescent Petroleum (stock div.)
(One share
of 5%
convertible preferred for each 100
7-30
7-30
7-30
Falstaff Brewing, common (quar.)—________
6% preferred (quar.)
7-24
8-21
4
7-31
t6V4c
__„
5c
15c
62Vic
(quar.)
common
Stock
net
8-10
6%%
___
Crane
8-14
(H.
Greyhound .Corp.
quar.)__
(initial)
Corp.
Farmers
deposit receipts (final)
Craig Systems, Inc., (year-end)
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.
(quar.)
-
Products
Fabrex
9-
5c
12Vic
Name of
Green
7-15
/
7-13
Fall
50%
8- 1
9-1
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
prior preferred (quar.$1.12Vi
(irregular)
25c
4Vi%
stockholders
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)________________
preferred
Fairoanks
American
held.
2nd
Erlanger Mills,
Courtaulds,' Ltd.—
shares
(reduced
preferred
.1st
Evans
9-15
1
preferred
60c
preferred (quar.)
& Steel Corp.—
Common
8-14
8-25
5
Co.,
Forge
8-28
$1
_„
July 2l>_.
on
4
25c
1
Transportation Lines
H.), Inc.
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Continental
(W.
1
50c
Credit
When
Per
' ,Share
Name of Company
Equitable
30c
Continental
approval
10-
V
>
.
4
(quar.)__
com.
Controls Corp. of America—
Stock
dividend
(subject- to
Corson
9-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
$1.13
:
10-
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)_____a__
preferred
Continental
7-24
8-20
$1.G4
America,
'
of Rec.
60c
.
Container Corp.
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Consumers
When
Share
Name of Company
Consumers
(365)
11-
2
10-19
45c
9-
1
y7-13
$1.05
8-
1
7-15
$1.09
8-
1
7-15
14
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(366)
Public
Service,
"(guar.
common
3.75%
preferred
preferred
preferred
'20c
(quar.)
4.20%
Iowa
Utilities Co.,
Southern
4%%
Fireman
Ircnrite,
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Jantzen,
^
15c
13%c
20c
(quar,)--—.^*—20c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)„_■
Jantzen
of
Canada
Tea,
3aA%
3%%
Jones
&
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Machine
Lamson
$1
30c
S33Ac
933Ac
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
—
(quar. )„
—
Jorgensen (Earl M.) Co. (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Ce. (quar.)
Kaltman
(D.)
&
•
88-7
8-7
8- 7
8-14
8-14
8-14
7-17
7-15
7-15
8-25
-
00c
7'Ac
Co.
.
8-1
8-31
8-1
11- 2
9-10
7-31
7-29
7-10
8-17
7-17
10-19
9- 1
7-15
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co— *
3%% preferred (quar.)
Kennedy's
Kerr
(quar.)
(increased)
...
Income
Fund
Monthly
(monthly)—
& Co.
(quar.)_.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Funde "Series K-l"
12
from
Kleinert
(I.
profits
B.)
Knickerbocker
Knox
net
investment
and
cents
realized
special
a
Kratter
(S.
S.)
Co.
9-11
8c
8'Ac
9-
4
8-11
7-31
8-27
8-20
7-31
8
-5
7-23
9-15
9- 2
20c
7-31
7-17
7c
—
7-15
8-1
7-15
9-1
10- 1
—
B
Monongahela
4.50
Power
preferred
4.80%
Montana
Power
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
133/4C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
40c
(quar.>_
common
4.32% preferred
5% preferred B
27c
(quar.)„
8-
9-15
1
7-18
9-10
8-18
—
Laurentide
Class
A
Class
Lee
—
Candy Shops
&
Tire
7-31
7-15
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
9- 1
8- 3.
15c
8-10
7-27
8-17
8-
25c
9- 1
8-17
.j—*15c
7-31
7-15
*15c
10-31
10-15
30c
7-31
7-15
100%
(quar.)
—
A
9-15
*$1.75
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
9-15
1
—-—
.
3
Lees
(James) & Sons—
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
Lerner
Stores
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros.,
Liggett &
Lincoln
Corp.,
Co.
96'Ac
(quar.)_
Ltd.
(quar.)__.
Myers
Tobacco
National
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
Cos.,
B
$2.40
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.).
Groceterias,
Ltd.,
1
7-10
1
10-10
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
8-
9-1
8-5
9-1
8-
*60c
*54c
(quar.)
common
9-1
9-1
7-15
9-
1
8-17
9-
45c
.
8-1
10c
(quar.)
8-5
25c
(quar.).
8-5
9-1
9-
$1.21
Lorain
62'Ac
5%
pfd;
75c
(quar.)
7%
ron-cumulative
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7%
non-cumulative
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
4.44% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Louisville
&
Lower St.
4'A%
Co.
Lunkenheimer
M
D
&
M.
&
R.
RR.
(s-a)
Fund
Inc.
1
7-23
10-23
8-
1
7-10
1
7-10
88-
1
1
7-10
7-10
8-15
8-
1
9-11
8-
3
(from
8-
1
7-17
8-14
7-31
pfd.
A
9-10
8-31
7-31
7-15
8-1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
$1.06'A
8-1
7-8
fl6c
*31'Ac
(quar.)
$1
net
8-1
7-8
jjjg
9-14
8-21
(A. G.)
(Germany)—
deposit receipts
*$1.25
7-31
7-15
62'Ac
8-1
B-
1
35c
&-io
20c
.
8-25
7-13
7-23
8-20
8-14
pfd.
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)
Hegeler Zinc Co
Department Stores, common
Matthiessen
May
ioc
;
$3.75: participating preferred
33A%-preferred (quar.)—
$3.40
$3
&
20c
'(quar.)
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.
(quar,)
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
—
(quar.)
McKee
(Arthur G.)
Mead Corp.,
4Y*%
Melville
4%%
4%
common
preferred
Shoe
&
Co.
(quar.)
(increased)______
(quar.)
common
1
8-
1
1
1
National
(increased)
8-
Casket
Chemical
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
1$1
7-30
7-23
37'Ac
8-14
7-27
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.06 Va
.
.*«•>
Securities
&
Securities
Preferred
6-30
7-
l
7-15
National Stock Series-
Quarterly
ment
Shoes
National
Steel
6%
Inc.
&
preferred
National
U.
New
Haven
1
$1.16
8-
1
7-22
(quar.)——
$1.19
10-
1
9-21
$1.37'A
9-
1
8-20
4%
10-1
9-21
New
Erocess
York
Brake
New
York
Fire
New
York
Co.
3.75%
Outlet
3
Over-The-Counter
1
7-
2
9-
1
8-
New
Wire
from
from
1
7-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
4'A%
8-
1
7-15
4.80%
Nielsen
(A.
income)
Normetal
Nortex
Oil
$1.20
&
convertible
North
Star
Oil,
$4
Northern
5%
7-24
37'Ac
8-15
7-24
7-10
Panhandle
7-10
7-31
1
8-28
6%
preferred
Pacific Lighting
(quar.)_
Corp.,
A
Pan
American
preferred
Northern
Ohio
Eastern Pipe Line,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
Park
Chemical
Park Sheraton
income
plus
Davis
6C
7-29
7-14
125C
7-31
7-10
Patterson
«-17
7-11
10-30
1
7-15
Northwest
8-
1
6-29
9-1
8-4
8-
1
7-20
9-1
8-11
2nd
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
7-21
7-30
7-17
8-14
50c
Co.—
9-
1
8-
1
$1.16
9-
1
8-14
8-17
7-17
10-15
8-31
8-14
25c
8-17
8-
2%
8-
7-15
Voting
2
7-20
Pennsalt
9-15
8-31
New
9-18
.
1
3
Pennraan'§ Ltd.
Pennsylvania
(quar.)
(quar.)
of N. Y.
(quar.)
common
8-
1
7-17
1
9-
4
1-4-60
12-
4
Peoria
7-
8
Pepsi-Cola
Pootjlet
8-
9-
3
4
8-28
8-15
7-31
Credit
8c
8-15
7-31
&
Jewelers.
9-
9-
1
8-14
35c
9-
1
8-14
15C
8-
1
7-21
8-15
7-31
9
quar.)
(quar.)
*15c
—■
50c
Valley RR.
General
Machine
&
Gear
1
7-14
8-
1
7-31
15c
8-
1
7-20
25C
Inc.
8-
$2.50
(s-a)
Bottlers,
8-
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
7-20
7-31
7-10
35c
(quar.)_
Heather, Class A
1
17'Ac
7-31
10c
Cement
Howell
B
Ltd.
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
7-10
1
35c
L
Petrolite
7-31
10-
(Me.)—
quar.)—<_
-
Bureau
Peterson,
Class
7-15
45 c
(initial-quar.)
Quarterly
Perkins
(quar.)
(increased
common
Peoples National Bank
$5c
Corp.
Co.
*45c
—
Chemical—
common
10-
15c
8-
1
7-21
9-30
8-31
9-
1
8-14
7-30
7-16
3%
5c
11-30
50c
3.80%
pfd.
8-
95c
(quar.)
7-20
7-20
3
8-
7-27
1
7-10
11-
2
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07'A
8-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
8-
1
7-10
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.17
8-
1
7-10
$1.50
9-
4
8-20
97'Ac
8-
1
7-15
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
Quarterly
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
8-14
8-
3
Phillips
8-14
8-
3
Phillips-Van
10-
3
10-
2
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
19c
7-30
9-30
7-17
,
9-15
93 %c
10-
1
25c
8-
1
8-
1
93 %C
50%
8-20
9-11
7-15
7-15
7-20
Petroleum
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pillsbury Co.,
Pioneer
$5
9-
8-
7-10
1
1
9-15
8-18
9-10
8-13
8-10
7-16
9-30
8-31
8-
1
7-17
7-31
6-30
8-24
8-14
9-15
8-17
162'Ac
10-
2
9-
3
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
20c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
25c
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
37'Ac
40c
8-14
10-
1
7-15
8-
3
9-18
7-31
7-10
$1.50
7-31
7-12
169c
A
10-23
9-15
9-30
8-25
9-15
18c
8-15
8-
5
$1.43%
Coke
$1.25
preferred
35c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
common
Chemical,
7c
Corp.,
8-15
8-
5
Electric,
&
Procter
4.20%
Co.
7-15
9-
1
8-20
7-27
8-15
8-
7-10
7-31
1
7-17
9-24
9-
8
'
9-24
9-24
8-17
7-30
7-31
7-17
$1.37'A
8
8
7-31
7-17
9-
1
8-15
90c
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
$1.17%
7-13
7-13
8-14
7-29
*2'Ac
(quar.)_
1
5%
8-28
7-28
*50c
8-
1
30c
common
9-
1
(ouar.)
Colorado,
(quar.)
9-
9-
15c
55c
*25c
(quar.)
8-15
9-30
7-
3
8-14
7-24
9-14
*62c
com.
10-
1
9-14
47'Ac
(quar.)
8-
1
7-14
$1.05
_
9-
1
8-14
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-14
$1.16
9-
1
8-14
of New Hampshire—
25c
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
&
8-15
7-17
8-15
7-17
7-17
22'Ac
1
Light
8-17
8-
3
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.31'A
5%
Power
8-15
84c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
4.50%
Inc.
8-18
1
.
(quar.)
preferred
Pullman,
1
8-
$1.06'A
pfd. (quar.)
Common
Sound
9-
lie
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (guar.)
3.35%
8-18
5c
4'A%
Public Service Co.
1
62'Ac
of
preferred
7-10
9-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Provincial Transport Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Service
7-10
1
8-18
50c
Gamble
&
1
1
5c
(stock dividend)
Ltd.,
Co.
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
8-
9-
$1.75
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Transformers
Gardner
3
$1.25
Co., 3.60% pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
Bros.
7
1
8-
7-20
37'AC
(initial)
Edison
President
8-
10-
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
Poly Industries
(initial)Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.) 4'A%
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Price
1
1
25c
2nd
4.70%
89-
8-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Portsmouth Corp.
7-20
10-15
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Scale
M
$1
preferred
&
«
$12.50
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Plttston Company, common
(quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
Potomac
7-15
7-31
00
cash
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit
Pneumatic
1
1
3%
9-15
9-
1
36c
(quar.)
8-15
75C
(quar.)_
9-14
7-22
8-21
8-25
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
7-10
25c
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
25c
8-
1
1
9-18
Quarterly Distribution Shares, inc.Quebec
Power
Quemont
Co.
10c
(quar.)
*40c
Mining
Corp., Ltd
Quincy Mining Co., common
Quinte Milk Products Ltd., class
*20c
8-
1
8-25
9-30
7-22
7-15
8-31
25c
A
(quar.)
10-
9
9-
$15c
8-
1
7-20
9
7-10
10-
Radio
Cement—
Corp.
$3.50
(quar.)
25c
7-31
7-15
pfd.
t$l
8-
7-17
20c
7-30
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Prince
!$1.50
class
of
rate
in
8-
9-
dividend)
(quar.)
convertible
$4.80
the
paid
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
$2.50
(stock
(quar.)
Finance
Pittsburgh
Pueet
(quar.)
at
be
common
preferred
$2.50
9-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
will
$1
42'Ac
(quar.)
com.
shares
share
a
Co.
Heusen,
7-10
RR.
Polaroid Corp., common
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
50c
Hampshire
Ltd., 4%
Sand
(increased
common
15c
$1.50
f
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
15c
37'Ac
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)
Glass
Non-voting
850c
$1.25
(quar.)
8-20
1
$1.06
25c
Nunn-Bush Shoe
8-20
1
8-
$1.06'A
$1
common
Portland
Northwestern Utilities,
1
9-
(Phila.)—
Pennsylvania Power
Public
Extra
8-14
9-
37'Ac
(quar.)
115c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5.14
57'Ac
58'Ac
preferred
25c
9-1
2
7-22
8-20
4.64%
30c
(quar.)
9.
7-
1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
States
1
8-
9-15
(quar.)
:
Northwestern
8-
preferred
}5C
(Chicago)
Northwest Natural Gas Co., common
5.75%
preferred
(quar,)-
Class
25c
83Ac
preferred
25c
Canada
Co.,
12'Ac
6
4.24% 1
140 c
Engineering
8-31
4.25%
90c
(quar.)_
preferred
7-
9-15
7-16
150c
(quar.)
Extra
3.60%
7-31
6
7-16
Precision
common
preferred
1st
noncurnulative
8-14
1
7-21
25c
(quar.)—
5'A%
$4
Co.
9-
7-31
15c
series)
Quebec Power,
preferred
(New Hampshire) (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)—
•
Penn Fuel Gas,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Fruit
Investment
7-31
..
7-30
capital
(quar.)
Common
J.)
8-14
.
7-30
$1
New
(quar.)—
Peerless Insurance
Fenn
11-lfl
(C.
9-15
8-
*35c
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—preferred (quar.)—
Co.
8-31
1
8-27
25c
Parke
&
9-15
10-
50c
(quar.)
Paton
15c
(quar.)
of
45c
7'Ac
8-15
7%
7-24
$1
7-15
7-14
7-20
7-31
8-14
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
8-14
20c
(quar.)
com.
1
7-17
—
(quar.)
Ry.
Northern
Co.
60c
75c
(quar.)_.
1
7-29
Gas—
Telephone,
Airways
9-
8-15
Northern Insurance Co.
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
World
8-
5c
Co.—
Illinois Gas,
Corpl
class
15«
7-20
A
(quar.)
$1.25
7-21
class
Paciric
7-17
8-15
1
1
(1956
Water
preferred
7_17
1
7-24
34 %c
1
1
Illinois Corp.,
7-17
$1
8-15
8-
8-
Insurance
prior preferred
preferred (s-a)
7.31
$1.183A
7-24
31'Ac
8-
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Northeastern
7-31
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.).
-5%
pfd. non-redeemable pfd.
5'A%
preferred (quar.)_
Pall
10c
25c
8-
7-24
31'Ac
6-26
(s-a)
(s-a)
7-10
32'Ac
*7-24
8-15
7-27
8-14
preferred
RR.
8-11
7-24
31'Ac
7-15
7-20
of
7-15
5%
7-15
1
undistributed
Fund
7-15
1
5%
1
Corp.—
American Life
1
8-
7-24
1
1
Co.
American
8-
8-15
8-
8-14
—
Co.—
8-15
8-
25c
North
29^C
$1.25
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Electric
8-15
7-15
57'Ac
Gas
8-14
30c
1
9-
Ltd.
7-21
1
27'Ac
$1.10
8-
7-31
9-
28'Ac
8-
8-
(quar.)
Mining
5c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-31
56'/4c
7-20
(quar.)—
8-31
8-
—
Cloth
C.)
&
redeemable preferred
redeemable preferred
redeemable preferred
9-16
10-
8-31
1
Inc.—
preferred
Gas
9-16
1
9-10
8-
Corp.—
preferred
4 'Ac
47'Ac
(quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
common
4%
adjustment pfd.
(quar.)
7.21
1
5%
Pacific
$4
—
7-15
9-
Finance
8-
9-15
(increased)
accumulated
gains
Fund,
Pacific
8-
)
75c
investment
net
Securities
capital gainsl
PaptrJCo., $5 preference
1
60c
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33A% preferred (quar)
Niagara Share Corp. (stock dividend)
New common (initial quarterly)—
1
75c
From
10-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
York
10c
$1.25
Oxford
$1.15
60 c
$1
—
9-15
25c
&
(quar.)
Company
1
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
3
8-
10-
J15c
—
(quar.)
Electric
State
Common
1
*50c
Mfg.
8-
$1.10
5%
Co—
Merchandise
New York
!
(quar.)—
Shoe
D
9-15
40c
22'Ac
:
a
preferred
Fractional
investment
Insurance
(quar.)
8-15
37'Ac ~
Canaaa—
Northern
7-21
Common
8-15
$1.37'A
10c
(quar.)—
—
Gas
7-22
8-
(quar.)
6%
—_—
net
7-14
4.40%
dividend
from
8-14
A
20c
(Quarterly
7-14
*$1.75
——
8-14
B
invest¬
dividend)-.
Corp.
Quarterly
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New England Fund—
8-14
*25c
preferred
12'Ac
Northern
8-14
—
net
Tea Co.
(quar.)
Theatres, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.—
Stock dividend on class A and B——„—.
Nease Chemical Co. (quar.)
of
7-15
'
preferred
National
Products
1
4.65%
Nationwide
Neon
9-10
4.75%
National
Stock
8-
25c
(quar.)
7-31
8-14
20c
8-20
10c
(quar.)
Radiator
S.
(quar.)
1
Shipbuilding—
8-14
9
from
(stock
61'Ac
Insurance
Chemica) Co. (quar.)
9-
income.
National
7-31
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Permanente
series
——
distributions
7-31
8-14
7-31
8-20
10c
(quar.)
B
Research Corp
8-14
10-
preferred
Stock
7-10
8-14
7-27
Scries-—
National
7-30
7-17
—
National
(quar/i
8-17
31c
1
50c
(quar.)
Mfg. (stock dividend)
Company (stockholders approve a
two-for-one stock split)
National Cranberry Asso., 4% preferred (s-a)
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A
(quar.)
Class A (cju&r.)
6%
7
3
7-31
$1.75
(quar.)__
&
Co.,
8-
9-
8c
Co.
Lead
7
1
8-10
National
National
8-
9-
2%
——
National
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Mathieson
12'Ac
(quar.)—
(year-end)——
National Biscuit Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
*7.31
5%
$2.50
42'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
10-30
8-
30c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
preferred
Republic Life
Olin
$1.05
pfd.
iy4C
_
Mfg.
1
7-31
9-
f25c
(stock dividend)
(Baltimore), 5% pfd. (s-a)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
B
9334c
g-
85c
McCandless Corp.
Class
55c
933Ac
7-27
20c
McCormick & Co.
Old
$1.50
Corp.
8-
1
59%c
7-20
Service—
Aeronautical
7-20
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7-16
Btock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
Airlines
preferred
7-16
three-
(quar.)„
dividend
3
9-
Line,
common
common
1
Corp. (N. Y.) —
6tock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
Stock
Gas,
1
Microwave
National
Electric,
7-30
Penn
Narda
Products,
8-
6V4C
&
Natural
$1.20
4.40%
—
Northern
(quarterly from
—
8-
—
(s-aj—
(quar.)
$1.12'A
—
—
$1.50
income)
Massawippi Valley
8-
Inc.
River
25c
t20c
$2
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Share of beneficial interest
net
43A%
4.92%
75c
$2.50
88c
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Massachusetts Indeinnity <fe Life Insurance—
Oklahoma
Mississippi
90c
Line Co., common
Co.,
North
investment
Manning,
Quarterly
8- 1
11-
9-19
10c
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
(P. R.) & Co., 5% pref. A (quar.)
Amtrican
7-15
1
35c
;
Mannesman
7-31
10-
8-
$1.24
25c
income)
Mallory
7-10
1
$1.04
J22'Ac
(quar.)__
Oklahoma—Gas
7-21
4.36%
participating preferred
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mt. Clemens Metal Products^ common—
6% preferred (quar.)——*—
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
H.) & Co., 4'A%
preferred B
(quar.)
Mailman
8-
Co.—
Fixtures (year-end)
Holdings, Ltd., class A____
Lladison
8-21
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
(R.
4%
8-21
$2.50
participating preferred (quar.)
Macy
8-17
Ry.—
Store
A.
5%
Louis
(quar.)
Co.
1
7
9-15
$1.11
.
$1.43373
St.
preferred
Nashville
Lawrence
Steel
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Lukens
pfd.
9-11
7-31
35c
(quar.)
Investors
New
Coal & Dock Co.,
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
preferred
8-5
9-1
32'Ac
non-cumulative
8-5
*54c
(quar.)__
Louisville, Henderson
5
*37'Ac
Long Island Lighting (increased-quar.)
Longview Fibre (quar.)
5%
4
11'Ac
Preferred
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas, common
preferred
811-
*10c
(quar.)
8-31
9-25
$3
8-13
*10c
(quar.)
$1.50 first preferred (quar.)
Local Finance Corp. (R. I.) com.
Class A (quar.)
5.16%
1
60c
Second preference
4.84%
9-
6-30
87'Ac
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
preferred
Loblaw
8-14
7-31
50c
Printing Co., $3.50 pref.
Co.
(quar.)
Class
9-15
50c
Link-Belt
Loblaw
7-15
7-20
$1,25
Quarterly
Lincoln
3
1
40c
(quar.):
8-
*15c
pfd.
8-
$1.12'A
.
4'A%
9-10
$25
$1.25
National
(quar.)
Oklahoma
4.75%
.
——
National
-
the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)__„__
Lanston Industries (quar.)_—!_
Laura Secord
9-15
9-30
17'Ac
17'Ac
—
of
dividend
1
9-30
20c
Quarterly
Stock
10-
31'Ac
LaCrosse Telephone (quar.
Lambert (Alfred)
(quar.)
Lake
22Vic
—__
(quar.).
7-20
$1.14
—
.—
Narragansett Electric, 4'A%
Laclede Gas Co.,
1
Co.—
preferred
Moody's
8-
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)_—,
preferred
5c
(quar.)
common
9-
30c
20c
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
40c
preferred
(s-a)
5Q"t
pfd.
.--
—
7-17
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
1
Oster
—
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
8-
$1.10
75c
*$1.75
—
7-17
125c
$1.22'A
Payable 0/ Rec.
$1.27'A
Common
5%
9
1
7-31
$1.75
$1.75
—
_
8-1
7c
22V2C
$1.50
—
pfd. A
Paper
7-
8-
Moore
25c
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)——
Kresge
8-15
20c
—
Kublman Electric Co.. 5'A%
9-15
8-26
7-20
8-31
8- 4
Glass
7-21
<
Holder!
When
Share
Exploration—
6% preferred (quar.)—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfa.
$1.25
(quar.)—
Mississippi Power & Light Co.— ...
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service-
$6
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (monthly)
B
(monthly).
Company, common (quar;)
1st preferred (quar.)_
7%
9-24
8-15
5
net
Class
7%
1
36c
Kroger
6%
8-
8-
income
from
——__
Stores
Corp.,
8-20
—
quarterly on common (after
split)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
class A
Creamery Co.
Kobaoker
&
for-one
Corp.,
Knudsen
—
Initial
24 cents—
Co. (quar.)
Fund
9-15
12-15
15c
of
Rubber
10- 1
1-2-60
5c
—
Ketchum
of
9- 1
*20e
5c
—
—
Quarterly
9- 1
10c
common
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar,
Ontario
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
30c
—:
~
Inc.,
Kerr-Addison
-----
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Minnesota
8-14
9-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
95c
$1
1
8-10
Company
Drilling &
37'AC
——
(initial)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred
8-25
87J/aC
87'Ac
'
4.35%
preferred
Kennametal, Inc.
—
Minneapolis Gas Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)——
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
8
$1.12'A
$1.05
$1.183/4
—
4.20%
3'A%
»-—
(annual)
Piping Co. (quar.)—.
Miller & Rhoades Inc., 4'A% pfd.
Name 0}
50c
—
Monday, July 27, 1959
,
Per
0) Rec.
50c
(quar.)——
(s-a)
Michigan Gas <fc Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)——
4.90%
preferred (quar.)n—
Michigan Seamless Tube, new com.
Mississippi
Power & Light
preferred <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
3.80%
A%%
50c
.
Holder$
125c
Michigan Central R. R.
Midland & Pacific Grain
8-
32'Ac
(quar.)—
Co.
Hat
Light & Power Co., common
$1
preferred (quar.)
—
Meyercord Co. (quar.)——
Metal Hose & Tubing Co.—
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-
Kansas City
4%
Merrimac
Mexican
Miami Copper Co.
7-15
1
•
When
Payable
Ocean
Merchants & Manufactures Insurance Co.
< New York)
(s-tf)-_————
Midwest
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel
8-
140c
(annual)
Ltd.
9- 1
8- 1
8-1
8-^1
(quar.)
common
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1'
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
7-31
44c
(quar.)__
Inc.,
34c °
35%c
——
(quar.)—~
Co.
Manufacturing
Jack & Heintz, Inc.
5%
—...
preferred .(quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.76
Iron
(quar.)—
-
933Ac
97 Ac
$1.05
(quar.)—
3.90%
Per
Share
Name 0) Company
Payable o) Rec.
Share
;
H olden
When
Per
Name oj Company
lew a
.
1
7-10
Ralston
1st
of
America,
preferred
Purina
Co.
com.
25c
(quar.)
87'Ac
(quar.)
1
6-19
9-
Graphite Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
8
—
on page
9-11
8-21
5c
Randall
(Continued
7-27
10-
30c
(quar.)
7-31
7-16
*$1.50
48)
10-
1
9-14
Volume
190
Number
5867
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
367)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE DF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
30 ¥2 Jan
3
43% Jdn
13
102 ¥2 Jan
7
14
Jan
40 ¥2 Dec
71% Nov
120
3
Nov
Lowest
29
NEW
Highest
40 ¥4 Jan
7
20
59% Feb
112 ¥2 Feb
47 ¥4 May
9
24
18
28
Abbott
Apr
24
4%
18% Mar 26
23 ¥s Jun
3
49% Oct
24
47% Jan
2
56 ¥4 Feb
19
ACF
18
15% July 22
•>7% Jan
2
34% July 15
19% Jan
3
29 ¥2 Oct
14
2b
Jan
I
20 ¥2 Jan
2
29% Dec
31
27% Apr
8
JOV2 Mar
24¥2 Jan
6
33 ¥2 Oct
9
33
Jan
2
61
1
97
94% Jan
2
125
I
82
Oct
Nov
11
Jan
2
29
17 ¥s Jan
28
16% Jan
28
25% Nov
13
23% Jan
2
49 ¥4 Jan
13
83 ¥2 Nov
21
79% Feb
3
193% Jan
8
297
16
315 ft Apr
30
2 ¥8 Jan
3
5
3
3% Feb
9
7
24% Jan
11 ¥4 Jan
19% Dec
2
34
Dec
July
Dec
2
20% Nov
14
Jan
2
26
72
Jan
16
4¥s Jan
31
30
7
30
19¥a Jan
2
9
23ft Jan
77 ¥2 Jun
12
30
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
2
33
Dec
49% Nov
93/4 Jan
84
28
30
Jan
29
160
Jan
2
104
32 ¥2 Jan
7
91
Apr
Dec
12
Jan
Deg
16
15 ¥4 Oct
6
123/4 Feb
10
29
96% Oct
7
92
100
18
96
18
36% Jun
12
57
Dec
17
Jan
17
Apr
5
17
6%
Corp
Allen
Allied
¥2 Mar 20
21
447/8 Feb
24
Allied
Mills
14 ¥» Feb
4
Allied
55 ¥s Dec
11
52 ¥2 Jan
5
613/4 Jun
11
Allied
74
Stores
82 ¥2
22 % May 19
91% Jan
30 ¥a Dec
ill
2
Nov
31
26% Feb
17
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
96 ¥2 Oct
13
22
Jan
423/4 Oct
31
104
Jan
17
34 ¥4
29
32 ¥2 May
27
May
114
19% Feb
4
52
42 ¥2 Dec
29
11
33 ¥4 Jan
21
Feb
12
53% Dec
15
47 ¥4 Jun
16
14% Jan
Apr
1143/a Sep
25% Oct
2
39
17
10
5
6%
353/4 Apr
8
Mfg
41 ¥4 Jan
2
47% Dec
19
17
44 ¥2 Dec
15
80 ¥2 Jan
2
51
3
96 ¥2 Mar
40% Mar
2
12
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
163/4 Jan
44
2
41% Dec
73
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
32 ¥4 Jan
79
Jan
13
Dec
31
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
54 ¥4
55 ¥4
55
56
553/8
56
553/8
55%
5,200
42%
42 3/4
42 ¥2
4274
42 ¥4
43
*413/4
42%
1,100
11%
2,500
1
31
11
122
Aug 27
Apr 21
17 ¥s Nov
18
21 ¥2 July 28
111
Jun
3
81 ¥4
82
82
32
313/4
32 ¥2
323/4
33%
32%
33 ¥2
37 ¥1
111 ¥2
50
*36%
1
100
..No par
50
2
1
Corp
1
12.50
25
'
American
Export
Lines
Foreign
5 ¥4%
Investment
American
3.90%
4¥2%
Mach
of
7%
148 ¥2 Mar 20
7%
*86 ¥2
62
44
44
*43%
43%
43 ¥2
43%
43%
44
28%
14¥a
14%
14 ft
'37 ¥4
52 ¥4
25%
.100
Water
15
29
12
27 ¥2 May
10 ¥* Jun
4
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
17¥t Mar 10
American
86
Feb
23
280
95 ¥2
94 ¥2
94
95 ¥2
94 ¥2
94 ¥2
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29 %
14 ¥4
14 ¥3
14¥a
14¥a
14¥a
14%
14
¥4
*14 ¥2
14%
700
¥2
*94 ¥2
*94
95
29% 7 29%
4,900
45%
47 ¥2
47%
48%
45%
48%
45%
473/8
258,600
60%
60%
61 ¥4
61 ¥b
61%
61%
62 ft
61%
62 ¥4
13,500
48 ¥4
45 ¥2
46%
49
47 ¥2
49%
47 ¥2
48
46 ¥2
47 ¥2
50 ¥4
50%
50 ¥a
50%
51
51 ¥a
50%
51
46 ¥»
45 ¥4
46 ¥2
45%
48
47 ¥4
50%
Sany
5
com
15 ¥2
15 ft-
15%
15 ¥4
100
*142
144
142
142
10
37
37
37
37
par
60
62
59 ¥4
60 ¥2
44%
43
43%
43 ¥4
143 ¥4
142 ¥2
Refg com.No par
100
43%
142 ¥4
25
60
preferred.100
*123
common
Inv
142 ¥4
60 ¥4
142%
60
125
37
*60
60
►123
125
144
60
*123 ¥4
15 ¥4
15 ¥2
144
*143
¥4
15 ¥2
145 ¥2
7,900
3,700
50
50
49 ¥4
50%
26,200
15 ¥3
15 ¥2
145 ¥2
38,900
*143
36
36%
110
2,800
37
37
37 ¥4
61 ¥2
60
G0%
*59 ¥2
61
450
44%
43 ft
43%
43 ¥2
44
19,000
142 ¥4
140 ¥a
140
143
60
60
60
125
►124
125
593/4
124
¥2
141 ¥2
60
960
¥2
1,300
124
10
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29 ft
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,200
68 ¥»
68%
68 ft
69 ¥2
69%
70%
70%
71
70
703%
9,200
1
Ltd
£1
1
Co
37 ¥2
87 ¥2
87 ¥4
87 ¥2
87 ¥2
87 ¥2
87 S/8
88
2,900
30%
32%
31
31%
30%
31%
30 ¥2
30 3%
30%
313%
4,300
30%
31%
30%
31 ft
30%
31 ¥2
30%
31 ¥2
303%
30%
16
16
16 ¥2
16 ¥2
16%
16%
*16 ¥4
16%
16 ¥2
16 ¥2
1,600
79%
80 ¥a
80 ¥4
80%
80%
80%
80
80 ¥2
80
80 ¥2
114.00Q
..25
99 %
*123 ¥2
99 ¥4
99 ¥4
100
98 ¥4
99 ¥2
98 ¥4
99
98
98%
7,400
¥2
123%
125
123 ¥2
123%
1233%
123
25
Tobacco
87¥?.
25
33%
com
51 ¥e
51%
51%
53%
52%
533/8
14
14 ft
5
Co
common
Corp
Ampex Corp
15 ¥a Jan
40,500
100
American
13 ¥2 Mar 12
3,900
25%
30
45%
15 ¥b
Tel
&
Viscose
24 ¥2 Jan
10
52%
25 ¥4
46%
preferred
26 ¥4 Jan
70
30,300
82%
5?
25
American
23
98
14 ¥4
1
Refining
July 22
29
96 ¥4
*81
4,200
..No par
African
Tobacco
153/b Juty 11
19%
99 ¥2
29%
Chem___No par
Co
American
27 ¥2 Dec
82 ¥2
19 ¥4
60 ¥4
...
20
28 ¥2 Dec
97%
5,000
800
18
45
Co
Sumatra
8
94
*81
94
4,900
109
99 ¥2
19 ¥2
102
,7 3,700
/
25
...
Sugar
2
93
17 ¥4
5
Corp..
preferred
10
*99 ft
37%
184%
1
American
Jan
*94
19%
19%
102
*17%
300
2
Co
4
23 ¥* Jan
18¥a
51%
19 ¥4
*99 ¥2
17 ¥4
*102
109
25¥a
19%
102
37 ¥.
183
25 ¥2
2
6%
¥2
17 ¥a
52 ¥4
Amer
53 V8
37
185
25
American Steel Foundries
American Stores Co
►»«% Jap
18
6,700
9,800
51 ¥4
5
Tel
17%
8,900
14 ¥2
25%
6
American
17%
*102
23 40Q
14%
52%
72 ¥» July
American
109
48%
453/4
14 ¥4
51
31 ¥2 Jun
18% May 18
89
Apr 17
17%
16%
47%
43%
¥4
25 ¥4
26 ¥4 Mar 26
7%
17%
*102
182
17 ¥2
2.60Q
28
52 ¥2
45
18
18 ¥4
109
37%
38
183
17
443/8
27 ¥2
26 ¥4
non-cumulative
South
►102
180
17
44
29%
25 ¥a
Products
Snuff
*17%
109
16%
37,000
39
52%
18
6%
36¥2
20
64
—*37%
39
Metals.No par
Inc com__l
&
Co
preferred
¥2
29
111
500
89
62
28%
Climax
8c
38
81 ¥2
30
1
2,500
38 ¥»
89
61 ¥2
*80 ¥2
293/s Dec
9% Jan
*37 ¥4
*86 ¥2
62
81 ¥2
45% Dec
26
38
89
61 ¥2
S3 ¥2
Machine
preferred
39
*86 ¥2
14 ¥4
preferred
American
12
38%
87 ¥2
61%
91 ¥2
2
16
400
38%
87 ¥2
*80 ¥2
22
10
110
60%
81 ¥2
27 ¥4 Dec
Jan
37%
8,500
61 ¥s
91%
273/4 Jan
37
38 ¥4
81 ¥2
2
119¥2 Jun
37%
38 ¥4
91 ¥s
40
Jan
1173/4 Jan
4
*37%
28%
May 21
11
38 ¥1
14 ft
139
Nov
*37%
28%
2
39
38 ¥s
3 7 ¥2
14%
Oct
134 ¥2 Jun
44,500
29
Smelt 8c
2
43%
14 ¥4
Seating Co
Ship Building Co_.No
15
42%
28%
American
25 ¥2 Jan
43%
44 ¥4
American
119% Sep
42%
48%
American
107 ¥. Jan
44%
48
1
9
43%
43%
July 16
Jun
44%
*37%,
May
90
x43%
38%
56% Feb
1
16,000
45%
45
43%
65
97¥4 Dec
10%
49%
41
27
15,300
19%
10
38 ¥2
8
743/4 Feb
28%
*19
10 ¥4
43 ¥4
July 21
16
27%
19%
10¥a
*19
48 ¥2
43
28
28 ¥4
10%
50
52 ¥4 Mar 31
13 ¥2 Jan
27%
19 ¥2
10¥a
37%
32 ¥2 Jan
75 ¥2 Jun
28%
19 ¥2
10%
43 ¥2
5
6
28
19
10
37%
6
14 ¥2 Nov
28 ¥2
19
10 ¥4
49%
68
2
28 %
19 ¥4
42 ¥4
34% Nov
83/4 Jan
28%
9%
38%
10
Jan-
28 ¥e
*19
50
13
43% Mar
12,300
42 ¥2
22 ¥4 Jan
35 ¥2 Feb
57 ¥4
49%
48% Apr
353/4 Jan
105
57
100
Std
29
57%
Fdry common__7
&
Rad
Mar 17
Jun
56 ¥2
38%
preferred
American
30
56%
19 ¥2
21
-86 ¥2 May 11
29 Vis Jun 16
54%
*99 ¥2
I
3
54%
19%
26
4
54
99%
15 ¥a Jun
31
54%
10 ¥2
140 ¥2 Jun
Dec
9,300
54
99 ¥4
8c
35% Dec
33%
1
Potash
35 ¥4 Dec
33 ¥a
100
Optical
105
33%
88
12.50
Co
News
6
33 ¥a
42 ¥4
prior preferred
American
6
33 V2
*102
American
12
33 ¥a
36
88
non-cumulative
American
31 ¥8 Jan
64
38 ¥a
3
253/4 Feb
64
179 ¥2
1
65 ¥2 Jan
64
37
50% July 16
2
36 ¥4
64
178
53 ¥2 July
Jan
35 ¥s
64
16 ¥4
6
9
35%
64
33 ¥4
36%
7
Jun
35 ¥4
65
32 ¥2
5
Natural Gas Co
63 ¥2 Mar
35
*64
32%
179 ¥4
Motors
125
2,700
35
64
*16
American
5
_
35
178
American
26
47 ¥s
64
1
14
54 ¥2 Jun
*35 ¥2
62,000
30 ¥2
155
34%
No par
73 ¥4 ADr
120 ¥2 Jan
1/ 46%
10
Corp
49 ¥4 July 14
7
30
♦140
46%
No par
40c
Inc
25
July 16
30%
155
46%
32%
.
Products
4
61 ¥2 Nov
*140
46%
Co common
38% Jan
126
29%
29%
155
46 ¥2
60 ¥i
Power__No par
43 ¥4 Jun
2
29%
*135
46%
20
Electric Power Co
2
13
30 ¥s
155
46%
10
100
American Enka Corp..
American European Secur
6%
10
com
Distilling Co
14
Jun
29%
*140
46%
39
493/4 Aug
8
163/4 Dec 30
155
155
3,100
39
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
35 ¥4 Dec
140
46%
30
40
¥2%
American
27
►36 ¥4
*39
American
40% Nov
May
36%
5,000
2
51% Oct 20
36%
*45
3,000
343/4 Sep 12
333/a Apr
7
2
18,900
60 ¥2
11
18% Apr
146,700
49%
Molasses
152
37%
1153/4
60 ¥2
American
54% Mar
37%
114%
48%
American Metal
32 ¥4 Jan
37%
115%
60%
19
Jun
37%
114 ¥2
"7^
49%
22
25 ¥2 Feb
373/i
1133/s
60 ¥2
22
58
5,800
37 ¥4
111%
48%
Jan
17
35%
373/8
111%
60 ¥2
15% Feb
16
35
700
49 ¥2
32% Jan
69 ¥2 Nov
3 5 s/o
380
113
60 ¥2
98
41 ¥2 Dec
35¥a
113
48%
13',4 Jun
2
355/8
112 ¥2
60%
92 ¥2 May
7
27
Apr 22
2
35 ft
*108
49 ¥2
American Metal
Jan
35 ¥2
111
37,300
60 ¥2
American
48 ¥2 Jan
111
5,000
33
48 ¥2
25
8
35
363/4
111
108
323/a
83 ¥2
60 ¥2
16
3
*142
-
10
common
30
Jan
35%
36 ¥2
1
59% Apr
34 ¥2 Jan
20 ¥a Feb
107
110 ¥4
Feb
1
35%
32
109
*82
48 ¥a
4
July 24
May 19
►108
1
American
105
31%
100
2
8
May 12
82
9
Apr
41
157
81
Jan
243/4 Jun
2
81 ¥2
18% July
To % Oct" 13
Jan
26
60%
20%
2
19
99 ¥4 July 20
¥2 Jan
11 ¥4 Jan
59 ¥4
preferred.100
American International Corp
1
98
1443/4 Nov
60
60
Mar 30
17
8
59 ¥4
47%
Ice
84
203/a Jan
60 ¥2
No par
Home
a
18
5934
81
No par
American
16
20
12
...
American
53 % Jan
Oct
113/4
..10
Co
110
79% Jun
Dec
12 ¥a
Chicle
Mar 17
10
16% Nov 21
11%
Chain & Cable
American Hardware
17
31
12 ¥4
common
July 21
July 23
85 ¥2 Jun
2
Co
May 27
593/4 NOV
28
12
"60 ¥4
20
25
92
11
11%
60
10
Radio
185
2
102
117s
60 ¥4
common
&
9
Jun
18 ¥2
11%
No par
Co
12
16% Jan
18 ¥2
593/4
Co—
Note
Feb
19
18 ¥4
5
common
14 ¥4 Jan
104
,
No par
Co
preferred
38 ¥s
Mar 13
18%
American
American &
14
17
7%
Can
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
24
18%
American
4534 July 24
13% Jun
110
5,900
128
55 ¥4
convertible preferred
Theatres Inc
2
4
125 ¥2
30%
2
Feb
126 ¥2
30 ¥a
Airlines
American
45
123 ¥2
125
17,600
Apr 17
553/8 May 18
Jan
97%
203/4
34
13
37% July 21
20 ¥2
423/s
American
27 ¥2 July 24
97
203/4
84%
May 28
25
Sep 22
98 ¥2
20%
33%
May 11
July 24
26% Nov
14 ¥a Jan
32 ¥2 Feb
58 ¥2
*97 ft
20%
543/8
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
American Broadcasting-Paramount
2
50
57%
98%
20 ¥2
124
58
15,000
59
*97 ft
20%
122 ¥2
42%
-
May 29
553/4 Apr 28
9
119
59%
6,400
84
64
38% Feb
1193/4
57
580
40 ¥2
34 ¥4
91
47% Feb
17
118 ¥2
55 ¥2
98
203/b
40 3%
85
44
55% Dec
20%
41 ¥2
33 ¥2
15
40% Nov 20
20%
4034
41%,
84 ft
17
2
11
5374
97 ft
1C0
1
40 ¥2
34 ¥a
Jan
38% Jan
55% Dec
5434
40 ¥2
85
July 14
24
*98
39 ¥4
ft
33 ¥4
84
Feb
53 ¥2
,_i
100
38%
38,100
12%
104
210
84 ¥4
38
17
25
38%
12 ¥4
104ft
*190
337/4
46% Feb
6
39 ¥2 Jan
12%
104
210
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma
Corp.
61
44¥4 Mar 17
12%
104
*190
84%
American
47% Jan
24
29 ¥8 Jan
12%
102
205
10
33 ¥4
50% Jan
Sep 29
45 ¥4 Dec
80
83 5/8
5 % preferred
American Cable
10
12 ¥4
80
84%
14 ¥2 Mar 18
36 ¥» Jun
12%
80 ¥2
*79
8,000
<
34%
293/8 May 14
20 ¥4 Feb 11
21
11
11%
12,200
35
33%
7
42% Jan
3 7 ¥2 Sep
39 ¥2 Jan
117 a
2,100
20%
34 ¥4
700
13
10
ll7/e
32%
20%
3,000
Jan
41% Jun
80 ¥2
*79
32 ¥4
207a
34
54%
7% Feb
18
*79
80¥2
32%
20 ¥4
32 ¥4
-
%
44%
3 ¥2%
393/8 May
6
573/8 July 23
52% Nov
2
80 ¥2
*79
32 ¥a
19,000
37 ¥4
9
64 ¥2 May 29
2
34 ¥4
6,300
5 ¥4
54%
31
19
20 ¥2
33
5 ¥»
44 ¥2
25
20 ¥2 Jan
32%
20 ¥8
34%
89%
37 ¥4
19% Feb
17
32
20%
33 ¥2
4,000
323/4
340
55%
Bank
22
31%
20
33%
5%
102
preferred
Bakeries
Nov 11
31%
20 %
5 ¥4
89
*330
46
American
20 ¥4 Sep
9% Nov
32
20 %
89%
340
37 ¥4
American
22
88%
*333
5%
31 ¥2
31%
•
90 ft
340
5¥a
33%
11.900
■
54%
5
2
32%
/
44 ¥2
21
2
89
*332
5 ¥4
4,200
233/8
55
38 ¥2 Jan
2
89%
340
900
122
47
160 ¥2 Apr
48
Apr
Jan
5%
23
54 ¥2
7
Jan
88
*330
5 ¥4
121
23 ¥4
54 ¥t
2
3% Jan
83%
334
124
23
47
2
19
3 3 V2
84 %
Jan
13
122
23%
33 ¥2
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural
Chemical__No par
33% July
2
23
33%
33 ¥4
Petroleum
42% Jan
45 ¥2 Jan
121
23%
33 ¥4
37 ¥4
14
16
5¥o
121
23 ¥2
53 ¥2
12
47% Dec
88%
*330
121
23 ¥4
34 ¥2
•
*45
10
2
33 ¥2
*36%
40% Oct
33% Jan
22%
5G
44% Nov
2
52%
46
K5% Oct
9
52%
37 ¥4
7
Jan
52 ¥2
53 ¥2
9
29 ft Feb
52%
46
13
58
52%
*195
common
Sugar
27¥a Apr
58 ¥2 Dec
11
52 ¥2
119%
16%
12.50
American
66 ¥2 May 29
52
51 ¥2
121
102
Corp
Amerada
B
37% Dec
8,900
3,000
52
51 ¥2
119'"*
.100
34 ¥2 Jan
-
34 ¥4
28%
200
__
85% Jan
118
33%
28 ¥2
16%
102
convertible preferred
Amerace
30
333/8 Apr
s
15%
No par
Inc
convertible
Amalgamated
563/4 July 17
106 ¥4 Feb
5
83% July 16
32% Jun 17
24 ft Jan
July 20
337
29%
16
*185
Alpha Portland Cement
Mar 31
46
33 ¥4
28%
15%
19,100
2,400
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
52
17,500
33%
29 ft
_i8
Amalgamated Leather
15
21
25
25
16%
32%
28%
102
...
Corp
Corp common
preferred
4.08%
US3/, July 24
27% Jan
Feb
9
16,200
15%
10
...
Allis-Chalmers
8
39 ¥a July-15
1
77% May 11
33% Feb
81
July
July
5,800
55%
28%
200
Products
4%
22%
55
..No par
Laboratories
64 ¥2 Apr
5
833/4 Mar 17
__
22 ¥2
33
185
Corp
Allied
9
17
24
¥2
18,200
125
15%
5
39 ¥2 Jan
Jun
55 ¥2
101
Co
10 s/8 Jun
76
22
54%
100
72%
28%
1
Inc.
Kid
13
28
22%
.100
..
preferred
Allied
21
July
¥2
54%
No par
preferred
Chemical
15% Jan
6
22
43%
32%
„1G0
Industries
433/4 Oct
Jan
71%
*119
22 ¥4
1
convertible
2
Jan
125
53%
5
common
prior
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
27
*118
*43
16 ¥a
2
Inc
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
124
72 ¥2
28%
2
preferred A
conv
71%
33
100
preferred
¥2%
$4
2 2 ¥2
53%
Shares
43 ¥2
*43
.
15%
No par
common
common....
Alleghany Corp
30
20% July 17
July 24
21
Inc
Products
Inc
22 ft
52
*120
the Week
July 24
28%
1
pfd 1951 series.
Gas
.
72%
Friday
July 23
43 ¥2
71 ¥4
124
*42 ¥2
Sales for
Thursday
32%
1
conv
4¥»%
123
15
48 ¥2 Jan
Alco
Aldens
ft July 24
102
2
Jun
8
22 ¥2
52 ¥a
5
Industries........
3
59% July 22
14
12
72% Apr
J
Alabama
May 11
206 ¥1 Apr
44 ¥a Apr
28
44% Jan
11
30
13% Apr
93
29
Jan
22% Apr
35% July
2
24
10% Dec
2
35
2
Dec
80 ¥2 Nov
1191
14% Apr
30% Jan
Jun
4.50%
22 ¥4
No par
Corp
;
Air Reduction
A
*120
PRICES
1
Aeroquip Corp
22
73
124
SALE
1
Co
Admiral Corp
6% Mar 19
43 ¥2
71.%~
HIGH
Wednesday
July 22
10
Co
Express
Addressograph-Multigraph
29% May 1134% July 16
91 ¥2 Mar 10
43%
72 ¥4
52
25
Inc___
Adams-Millis Corp
12
Apr
Steel
Adams
*120
1
Inc
43 ¥2
71
100
Corp
Industries
Acme
9
Jan
Vending
preferred
July 21
*42 ¥2
5
AND
Tuesday
July 20
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores
May 19
328
Monday
Par
Laboratories common..
convertible
ABC
24% Nov
2
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
8
84% Apr
134
YORK
EXCHANGE
20 ¥2 Aug 26
37 ft July 15
14% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
124
14 ¥a
14 ¥4
25
28 ¥2
28 ¥2
25
*25 ¥4
26%
*25 ¥4
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
"15%
15%
Works
3
Preferred
6%
1
Preferred
5 ¥2%
Co
com—5
series
series
123
52%
52%
_
•
87¥2
6,150
123 ¥2
420
52 ¥»
53 ¥s
29,000
14
14 ¥b
3,800
14
14%
14¥a
147a
28
23
*277-8
28 ¥2
*28'%
*28 ¥2
29
26
*25 ¥4
26
*25 ¥4
*25 ¥.
26 ¥4
15%
15%
15%
2,700
82 ¥2
833%
41,300
,
200
15%
15%
15%
16
Jaii
78%
79
82 7/a
32 ¥8
353%
37 ¥2 Dec
i
1
2
61 ¥» May 21
32% Jan
7
78%
22%
46% Mar 13
37 ¥2
3 7 ¥4
38%
38 ¥a
39
39 ¥b
39 ¥a
39%
7.800
Jan
13
633/4 Oct
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp-_.l
36%
40
13
60 ¥e Jan
2
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
Co
62%
63 ¥2
62 ft
63
62 ¥4
63 %
61%
62
62%
31,400
46 ¥2 Jun
30
61 ¥2 Oct
14
53 ¥2 Jan
7
00% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire
56
55
55
5 5 ¥2
553/4
553%
55 ¥4
55 ft
55%
810
39
31
39
31
33
Feb
3
43 ¥4 July 22
41
41
41 ¥2
413%
43 ¥4
*423%
42%
43%
3,200
2
100
90 ¥2 Jan
20
95 ¥2 Apr
4
1
40¥4 Jun
25
Anderson
23
16% Jan
n
Anderson-Prichard Oil
July 23
Anchor
88
Dec
Jan
Dec
Mav31
33
Jan
2
41 ¥2 Nov
14
34
22
Jan
13
32 ¥2 Dec
5
30
87%
«®x
$149
Mar
Jun
—
naee
50
8c
Cable
2*
39:
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
No par
82 ¥2
6.25
preferred.,
-
Clayton & Co
Corp
-40%
No par
92 ¥,
21.80
*373/4
10
31 ¥8
*92 ¥4
93 ¥2
38
37%
38%
31%
31 ¥4
31 ¥2
92 ¥4
*92%
.
93
*92%
*92 ¥4
37% '
38
33
31%
31%
32 ¥a
38%
93
10
38 ¥s
38%
3.700
32 ¥4
32%
7,800
15
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
(363)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
ft*af• f sr Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lew est
29
Jan
2
44% Dec
Feb
25
41% Aug
11
43% Jan
33% July 20
4
40% Jan
26
Armco
July 24
80
7
Argo Oil Corp
Steel
39% Apr
7
67'% Dec
19
64 Va May
12 y« Feb
10
24% Dec
31
23
22% Jan
2
39'% Dec
17
35% Feb
9
Nov
3
90
5
77% Jun
23
,f % Apr
7
22% Sep
Jan
22
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
2
9
28 V2 Apr
Feb
25
19% Dec
30
if)
Jan
2
25% May 15
Ashland
27% Feb
12
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
11
10% Aug
10% Jan
2
May
20
29
23'/a Jun
18
9
6% Jan
46% Nov
19
44
Feb
100
Jun
10
2
6
105
Jan
2
96
Dec
19
71'% Apr
17 Ya Jan
2
28'% Dec
31
May
Jun
57
13
5
Jan
67
27
Arvin
2
Oil
26
2
27% Jan
28
32% July
8
10% Mar
4
18
5%
.2
10% Dec
89 V» Jan
10
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
86 ya Jan
8
Feb
28
81
92
2
27% Jan
53% Dec
Feb
25
45% Nov
13
43 % Jun
78 y4 Oct
29
90
Jan
15
2
Jan
34
24
1
c<3 c
Nl
20%
20%
20%
20%
33 %
33%
33%
33 %
6.700
13%
13'%
13%
13'/4
13%
8,800
56%
4,300
10
_
preferred
Powder
Nov
3
Nov
6
43% Jan
Iff'
3
92% Jun
10
101% Feb
5
82% July 16
89 y4 Jun
3
41 >/4 Feb
50% July
45% Apr
29 V* Jan
7
63 '% Nov
13
2
48
9
7
23% Jan
9
30% May 11
4
52% Jan
8
66'/a Feb
27
Feb
9
40
July 24
23
28% Jan
2
49
Jun
Bayuk
Jan
2
53
July
7
Jan
23
200
July
8
3%%
100% Mar 26
4%%
19
Jan
18
29
30% Oct
31
17
44
2
28% Jun
74% May
13
2
35 % Jan
2
Dec
13% Dec
2
10 y4 Jan
2
28'% Jan
29
36% Oct
May 19
28% Jan
5
7
80 'A Jan
May 22
83
2
Beatrice Foods
44
Jan
9
42
10
Apr
Shoe
95
May
5
89
May 14
44% Apr
18 Vb Jan
10
74% Dec
12
66
Jan
16
2
27 '% Dec
24
24
Jun
16
28% Mar
3
6
50% July 21
48
Jun
18
52
1
13
1% Feb
36 % Jan
6
341/4 Jun
17
36% Jan
13
54% Oct
14
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
143
41% Apr
43% May 28
9
Bestwall
59% July
■
49'A May 11
Jun
6
1%
11
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
9
12% Jan
5
17% Apr
3
Jan
2
76
Dec
12
70
Jan
12
83
2
36
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
53
Jan
23
77% July 20
18
July
Blaw-Knox
30% Jun
9
22
Jun
15
5
22% Oct
10
21V4 Jan
2
2
22
Oct
6
20% Jun
5
May 14
24% Apr
1
19 Y
Dec
18
16—Jan
8
24% July 15
10 y8 Jan
2
Nov
21
70% Feb
31
37% Feb
Borden
81% Apr
8
Co
3%%
5
85
Jan
16
76% Feb
3
2
60 y4 Dec
31
59
Jan
6
10
Mar 26
15% Jan
5
27 % Jan
6
5%
14
3
17% Oct 24
32% Oct 23
6% Jan
2
12% Dec
2
&
13
33% Jan
6
45% Jan
13
36% Oct
9 '/4
2
82
Oct
34% Jan
Nov
18
40'/8 Jan
13
Dec
11
68
Feb
5
July 23
82
July
85
92
Mar 13
49% Dec
6
16% Jan
11 y4 Jan
2
17 Va Dec
30
42 Va Jan
17
60
19
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
Dec
C 43
3,500
50%
50
50%
50
50%
50
50%
49%
19
*33
83'%
83
83
28 % Jan
35% May 28
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
78% Jun
10
9% Jan
Feb
56
8
31% July 10
Budd
90
Jan
8
1
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
Buffalo
Bullard
2
24% Jun
13 '/a Jan
27
20% Apr
25
$5
18
3
8
15% Oct
Mar 26
64% Jan
19% Jan
10
24
30
14% Jan
2
25 %
Apr
10
68'/a Jan
2
80% Apr
62 % Dec
2
63
31
Oct
29
12
62
78 '% Oct
70
67
Mar 10
4
17
76% Jan
13
8
43% Dec
17
34% Jun
9
45% Mar 18
16% Mar
7
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
5
35% Feb
22 y4 Jan
10
34% May
5
40% July 16
3% Jan
3
-
83% May
40'/a Nov
6
15
8 % Oct
14
5
Jun
26
8
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
9
54
98
Jan
9
108 y2 Dec
16
109
Jan
5
7% Dec
10
29% July 13
3% Jan
9Va Jan
20'% Nov 21
5% July 10
18
Jan
Mar 30
30
114% Jun
...
7
5
Mar 10
Jan
21
24
31'% May 27
9% Mar 17
27
July 24
5 Va Jan
12% Dec
31
10
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
46'% Jun
26
14% Jan
20% Nov
24
19% Jan
2
81
Jan
90
5
83 Va Jun
26
89
Feb
11
45
Oct
27
50 '/a Jan
7
46
July 14
51
Apr
22
26% Jan
10
37% NoV
19
37
Jan.
44% Jun
1
May
9
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
19
28% Jun
16
47% Jan
6
66
30
62% Feb
3
For
footnotes
see
Dec
page
2a
94 %
"92 %
94 %
79%
•78%
7,900
82
80%
81 %
82
80%
26%
25 Va
25%
25
25%
48%
49%
*48%
49%
48%
48%
3,500
1%
1%
1'%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
68,200
*37%
38%
37%
33 %
38%
2.400
38%
10,400
56%
68,700
16 Va
'
16'%
55%
57
"144%
16%
v.
80
17
500
145
18,300
17%
16%
78
7,800
*76%
10
78
75
73%
74%
74'%
33%
39
145%
78
17
*78
80
38
56 Va
145'%'
16%
16%
*78
56%
145'%
56'
145
145%
38'%
38'%
38'%
56
54 %
77%
75
38%
33
*145
80
*78
38
x38
39
72
72'%
72
72%
3,700
55%
55%
55%
8,100
30
30%
10
55'%
55%
55
55%
55%
56'%
_._2.5o
28 Va
23'%
28%
29%
29%
30
30'%
30%
19%
20
19%
20'%
19'%
20 Va
19%
20
19%
20%
6,900
34 '/a
34%
34
34 %
34 Va
34%
34
34%
34'%
34%
41,900
31%
31
31%
•31%
31'%
31
32
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
23
3,700
23 %
22%
23 Vj
223k.
22%.
22'
22j
2,909
81
80%
81
81
81%
81%
82%
3.4)0
43%
19,500
*31
22%
va
Va,
22%.
22%
—_2a/%_
—22—
.1.23
»
1.600
79%
80
41
15
__5
44%
43%
44'%
43%
44%
43 %
79 %
78 '%
.78'%
78'%
78%
-781/4
79%
*73 %
79%
70
63%
63%
63'%
613
63'%
61 Va
62'/a
62 %
62 %
3,609
__100
*78'%
25
63%
*10%
11'%
11%
20%
21
21
__2.50
14%
14%
14% V
15
5
41
41 %
41%
50
51
51
Inc_______
3%
3.50
a
43 Va.
44
6/ %
20 %
21%
15 Ve
14%
15
42
41
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
51'%
51
51
51
51
10%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
62 3
4
62
62
61
62
118%
114
118
116
117
-
'/a
63%
118'/a
113
39%
39%
52%
28'%
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
54%
4,000
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17%
69 V
17%
2,100
17%
68 3 b
99'%
99
30
30
30'%
30%
31
31
31%
31%
700
30'%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
14,000
28%
29%
29%
30
51.600
29%
92
33%
33%
900
21%
21
22%
22
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22%.
7,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
6,700
221/4
23 y8
23
23%
23%
25'%
22'%
23%
77'%
78
*77
78
*77
78
67'%
*66%'
67%
*66 %
67
*81 •-
82
81
81
82.....
82
5
26%
3 7'/a
36 Va
25%
25'%
*25 Va
40
40 Va
5%
common...
___10
__10o
*111 %
29 Va
1
_
5
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Ltd.
Ry
_
_
.
40
40%
40
40
40
5 %
,113
*112 %
x29%
30
29%
5%
6
25
25%
29%
30
6'%
6
26'%
25%
1,000
113
6Va
26
6%
27
4,300
10,800
42,400
11%
11 Vs
11%
3.800
a
50'%
49'%
49%
49%
50
5,000
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
6,300
86 Va
86 Va
86 %
86'%
86'%
*85
86%
47'/a
*46'%
47%
103
41%-
*41%
42
200
43',
25
*112'%
6,000
2.700
20%
ll'/4
11
49
_
5%
48
30 Va
30
26%
40
113
*112%
30'%
5'%
45%
4
11%
20 3
11%
113
5'%
45
44
6%
6
6
25 %
431%
"
5%
5%
44%
5 %
20%
.No par
2,600
40 '%
43%
.
_
29,900
27 %
*27
20%
.No par
35%
27
11%
11 Va
86 V2
*84%
48
43
*47 y4
48 %
47
43'%
40'/a
40 Va
*40%
41%
41
41
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
65
63
64%
64'%
63%
63%
64%
65
65 %
66
*84 Va
70
35%
36
26
20%
100
100
82
35%
48%
No par
193,600
82
25%
1
Ry Co
82
36%
1.80
$4.25 conv preferred
*81
<
67 Va
25'%
44%
*43
24%
11%
78
*66'%
35%
-1.66%
Co
Co
5%
23
*76 Va
67%
36'%
*1121/4
30
-
25%
77%
26
45
5 '%
113
-5
40
44%
participating preferred
24%
77%
*66%
Va
100
-
5%
44%
.
29%
*92
93
*92
52 Va
*6( %
_
23,30)
29'%
.1
_
1.000
69
V' 105%
92
:
-100
^—YOQ
104
33 %
15%
1
69
104
30%
'•
..100
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
99%
93
21
California Packing Corp.
*68
100
33 %
5
Southern
69
68'/a
34
34
15
(A M)
-
33%
*92
93
34
________5
..
53'%
34
*52
_l
Zinc
7,800
■
33%
__No par
Bros
8,000
39 %
83 %
*81
98'/2
29 %
5
83'/a
*81
83%
*81
83 %
17%
'
30%
1
3,100
68'%
'
,
V
30%
.___
500
50,900
53
53
29%
!
38%
8,40)
•
29%
com
39 '/a
38 Va
39%
39%
1,400
11,900
*81
8 3 '/a
*81
5
Bush Terminal Co
Copper &
*50%
51
62
'
1,200
11 %
21%
14%
21
63%
40 Va
No par
Inc
11%
21
15 Va
11'/a
.
117%
113%
39%
,
66 %
118'%
100
___lo
___
11%
11%
21
14%
9%
v
/
2.50
__.
11%
11%
21
51%
10
—J3
Co__
Co
Soup
*31'%
32
3,500
80 "a
10
Mills
94 Va
55%
Co
Cannon
*92%
25 %
55 %
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd!
3
94'%
79%
145'%
lb%
Canada Dry Corp common
67'% Mar 2.3
-92'%
7,300
48'%
54%
Co__
Watch
Canada
69%
26%
38
40c
common
common
Campbell
69'%
80%
1%
13'% May 18
55'/a Jan
15
16
70 %
—L6t309-
43%
145 %
preferred
preferred
—4'%% second pref
Burroughs Corp
7%
W
26
33%
Brass >Corp____5
Line
Forge
Byers Co
16%
177a
49..
common___8
3'%%
Butte
1,900
16%
16%
184j s~
r
68%
71
14,400
36 %
35%
33
16%
18%
26%
1%
4%
Butler
2,800
40%
49
1
38%
21% Jan
32% Mar
■92%
_1 peso
Burlington Industries Inc
10
27% Apr
-
Co
50
38 Vi
*40'%
26%
5
preferred—
Bulova
July 24
May
94 %
*92%
Bucyrus-Erie Co
18'/a Sep
16% Dec
69%
'
3
2
71 %
99
33 y4 Oct
28
69 '%
17%
26
Jan
66 %
07 Va
Jun
9% Feb
16'%
17% -M8%-
97'%
28 v4 Jan
10
37
16 %
17%
^
83%
37%
40%
35%
36 %
16%
67 Va
83 %
33'%
*40 Va
37%
13
83
•38%'
40%
*40 %
16%
16'%
17%
67'%
10
32% Apr
16
Jan
41%
37
38 %
16 %
_50
Inc
83
38%
38
33
*40%
T7%
37'%
17%
Dec
90
37%
1
33 '% Dec
45,300
33%
Inc
30
2
%
83 %
Bigelow
Pipe
9.200
67
38
_15
Brown Shoe Co
Buckeye
23 %
66%
*83
Brunswick-Balke-Coilender___No par
Brown
27%
68'%
671/4
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
30
27%
66
26%
67%
____!
27
27%
68 Va
27%
66
41'%-
70
95'%.
*94
27%
26%
68%
*40%
193
95 '%
27
1
2,300
49 %
95 %
26%
issued
13
Jan
.95
,rl,900
55 %
'183
200
*190
66%
convertible preferred
22% Jan
27
95
,
RR—
Airways
105% July 24
33% Mai 16
25
96
.
_I00
Maine
&
200
95%
3%%
21
*95
"190
_No par
&
When
200
-190
201
95 %
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—
Co common
8
Jan
20% Apr
70% Feb
57'/a Jan
46% Dec
47%
Bristol-Myers
26
59% Jan
491/2 Jun
31
48
preferred
4%'/,
66 % July 20
126% Jun
8
47'%
Co
Edison
Braniff
22
42 % July
29
%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
78
13
48
Bridgeport Brass Co common
44%
2
63 Vb Jan
8,500
46
common..
12% Jan
38 Va
26% Jan
40
45%
100
44% May 15
53% Jun
8
8'/4 May 12
Sep 25
33%
45%
;__.l
Corp
Boston
17% Mar 13
48% Aug 11
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
5y4 Jan
11% Jan
10
55 %
33%
46
__________
Boston
7% Jan
18 ya Apr
2,100
45'%
___5
Common
20'/a July 14
24
66 % Mar 17
1,300
26
26%
preferred
74% Sep
48 y. Jan
51%
56'Va
Inc
Borg-Warner
July
51
38'%
~Book^of-tlie-Month Club Inc
82% July 24
9
78
6
23
Aluminum
Bond Stores
52'%
56
Co
45 %
10
39'/a Dec
60% Jan
25% Apr
35
33%
*51%
38 %
Boeing Airplane Co
2
*33
52%
56 Va
___.
Bliss
Jan
800
34%
52 %
26%
.
Co__
9
14% Jan
34'%
34%
56 '/a.
lo
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
17% Feb
Bohn
33
35%
52%
.__5
56% July 15
241/4 Mar 31
46% Jan
900
__1
36'A Jan
11
34
62 %
37
100
28
30
62%
26%
_
18% July 28
58 '/8 Oct
63
37%
—1
(Del)
37 Ya Oct
25
62i%
52%
___1
26'/2 Dec
34 y8 Feb
_14%
Steel
W)
63
56%
Co~_____~
Gypsum
preferred
(E
16,100
26
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4'%% pfd series of 1951_
__100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
18
47 "4
37%
25
.50
—
1
July
4 61/4
56
common
2
6
47%
63
%
46%
*34'%
.1
Co
2
■
July
12% Jan
70
46%
25%
Inc___t
Bethlehem
Feb
155
56
23% Jan
Co
62'%
62
200
46 »%
55 %
Corp
preferred
&
46%
37'%
....
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Best
81
45%
25
5%
1
84
45%
37%
_
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Mar 23
2
18
2
Apr
4%%
82 %
55 %
Beldine-Heminw ay..
Howell
*83
82%
45%
1q
10
—
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
&
1% Oct
85
pfd.^_._100
Corp__a
2
Aircraft
36% Dec
7,300
96-4
8.5
.1
9
Bell
140
4%%
S)
(A
Aircraft
Bell
2
49'2
96',4
85
100
Beech
6
6
49%
95'%
..2.50
Beech Creek RR
74% July
if Jan
49%
*83
85
25%
...
Beck
24% May 11
28% Jan
49%
95 %
17%
"191
9
93
Jan
45.000
100
23
"4
40
9,700
33,200
17%
preferred
17% July 21
Sep"22
9%
42%
.17'%
common—..12.50
Co
Feb
Mar
90
9 %
39%
17%
1
17 y2 July
24
92% Jan 13
9%
41'%
17'%
Beckman Instruments Inc
58 % Apr
23% Aug 27
25
14% Feb
9%
40%
1
26 Va
.
43% Jan
5
.
65,600
9%'
prior preferred..
conv
6
84
15%
17%
*50
Beaunit Mills Inc..
26
14%
No par
40% Apr
35% July 23
—13% Jan
—
Inc
Cigars
178
19% Jan
15%
40 %
Basic Products Corp..—
Bath Iron Works Corp..
9
40 % Dec
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
Barber Oil Corp
Aug 22
95
14%
9 %
13
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
36 >% Jan
14%
17%
52%
10
.
11,600
38 '/a
35
Dec
5
33%
9%
63 %
Dec
29
37%
39%
35
58
Dec
39'%
9%
63 %
36
Jun
37'%
33 %
52%
30% May
20
49
9'%
„__1Q
8
104
14%
preferred__100
..1
noncumulative
6
2
14%
1,200
39%
■
39%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Mar 24
9
14 %
1,50)
94%
9%
Ohio common__—.100
&
16% Jan
Jan
14'%
700
16
14%
40%
95 %
45 Vi Apr
10% Jan
3.9%
49%
6
93
40%
95 %
27
47% Sep
23
49 Va
Jan
174
is
*22 %
96
'% Jan
3
*17%
50
64
3
93%
17'%
23
95%
40
Jan
40,000
93%
49%
July 23
33 ya Jan
420
6%
17
17%
July 24
127
79%
*22
49%
33
Dec
7 9 Vb
17%
23
18%
51\
31
79
130
93%
*22
97
22
7
12.100
93
22%
,
97
29
16% Jan
43 %
33 %
Corp
com
Oct
29
45'%-
15%
49
Elec
&
64»/4 Oct
27
3.500
45%
1
Co
48% May 27
23
58%
6V3
No par
4%
.Inn 120
1
Jun
61
57%
*15%
preferred series B______100
preferred series C
100
Baltimore
8
58%
6%
15%.
■
33%
4%%
4f*
34
79
13
Baltimore Gas
July 21
50
84
___9
Inc_
Wilcox
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
18% July 16
6
13% Jan
15
45
84'%
15%
17
*22
Babbitt (BT)
4,400
-33 %
G%
32
23
20
13,100
51
15%
17%
*17
21
29,300
10
50
.6%
■
90 %
17 %
Jan
30%
10
43%
78 %
6%
6%
15%
91
17
10% Nov
29%
10 Va
46%
57%
15 %
15%.
93%
,.3
Corp..
29%
10
90%
15 %
9
6
79
6 %
20
common
24
45'/.Oct
73%
20
.
Co..
Nichols
78 %
45%'
Va
6
1,400
45%
79%
v.-}
76'%
45%
57
45 %
6
410
104
75%
53
58
46
55%
102'%
75%
29%
30 %
57%'
79%
1
—
84 %
'83
55%
103
*102
75%
29%
45'%
10
100
preferred
common..
Jun
7
84 %
.No par
3% Jan
22% Apr
*83'%
58 '/:•
Avco
21
46 %
53
40% July 21
Feb
10
45'%
84
17% May 25
95
9%
4C
81
7
18
10
6.30
__1QQ
29
Dec
30
■9 %
45 %
10
45 %
10% Jan
85
29%
56
'
9%
45
25'/a Apr
105% July
102 %
'75%
30 Vb
29%
11
6
102'%
76%
55%
55%
103%
75%
55 %
103%
75
preferred~_10
common
B
55%
103%
76
103%
56
55%
__10Q
30
2
15,500
20%
33%
13% Dec
4
7,600
13%
29 % Dec
Sep
26%
33%
2
9 V* Jan
26%
20%
6
34% Jan
27
13%
22% Aug
8% Jan
95
25%
33
10
<fe
25%
Goods Corp —
series
Babcock
25
14.500
20%
13
8
13
13 %
21% Jun
12% Jun
12'%.
33
19
42% July 24
13
20%
28% Dec
9
12%
13%
*22
7
12%
13%
No par
Apr
12%
24%
8
8
23
12%
33'%
5%
30 '/a Feb
50
23%
20%
16% Jan
34
570
23'%
24 %
Conv prior pref ($1.20}
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of A.rner_2.5Q
_26
21,300
30 %
3J
Austin
27'% Jan
44%
80 %
*23
23%
24 %
Atlas
9
43%
80%
-23
20%
16
16'/a May 27
44
80%
__2.50
Inc„____.
11
<0 CO
19
43 %
78%
44'%
%
12%
13'%
11%
16% Feb
22
25% Dec
59,900
23
*23
23 '/a
*23
5
24% Feb
72% Sep
2
30%
43
94'% July 24
30
29%
*79
27
15'% Jun
2
Jun
7% Jan
30%
80%
16
5
17 % Aug
14 y4 Jan
67
29%
44%
.1
Corp
30%
47%
Refining common._1
&
Refining
$3.75
Atlas
15.200
31%
-1
C0astLine-RR
Atlantic
80
30%
26
23
79%
79%
8% Jan
6'% Jun
79'%
43%
Inc
non-cumulative
Atlantic
62% May 25
53'% Apr 17
36% Mar
3
17
8
8% Aug
6
3,400
79
.
44%
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4% preferred
_.
July 24
92
78'% July
6% Jan
51
9
%-Peb
47
30
2
July
36%
79%
291/4 '
78%.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
9Va Jan
36%
78%
34%
73
31%
Common
9% Jun
23
34
73'/a
80
preferred
Associates Investment' Co
88% Jan
34%
36
80
1st
24
46%
*35%
31'%
Common
5.25%
46%
35%
44%
preferred $1.50 sevies__No par
ASR Products Corp
,__5.
107% Mar 31
33%
3,700
46
24%
Industries
Associated Dry
94% Jan
29
17% Jan
Shares
46 %
46%
47
46 %
a
5
Industries
Artloom
the Week
July 24
1
No par
Cork Co common
$3'.75 preferred
Arnold Constable Corp.
Armstrong
7
Marl6
23
8
10% July
May 25
46
36 V2 Apr
& Co
Armour
31% July 20
7
May
Friday
July 23
77%
2nd
8
40%May 19
147/s Jun 18
80
Thursday
July 22
33%
5
—10
Corp
43 7
46 %
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 21
July 20
Par
No par
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2
49 % Feb
15
22
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Rsnge Since
AND
LOW
STOCKS
*
46 Va
*41
'
40
18,000
3.000
Volume
190
Number
5867
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
(369)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
,
'
10% Jan
30% Apr
24
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
2
19% Dec
7
413% Dec
13
46% Dec
Lowest
8
17
12
39% Apr
1
52% Feb
16
96% July 13
102% Jan
5
9
25 % Jau
2
29
34
39 % Jan
13
76% Dec
11
72
32% Jan
2
46 % NOV
20
38% Jan
20% Jan
/ 19
V8 Jan
July
383% Dec
3
3
i 47
/«
July 23
Jan
5
a?i^JunylQ
9
1
July
31% Nov 20
38% Jan
20
6
May
5
3
23 % Aug
14
2
1193% Jun
6
110% Jan
5 % Jan
3
7
7
Aug
92% Nov 10
Jan
12
83% Jan
22
55 Va Apr 14
91
Aug 28
101
Apr
28
6
Jam
Jan
2
118**2 NOV
5
2
81% Dec
17
38% Dec
15
19% Jun
9
263/8 Feb 28
17% Jan
7
17% Jan
2
9% Jun
27
44
Jan
3
22 % Dec
9
5
.92.y4 July 16
29% Jun
99
55 % Jan
117
17
Jan
5
78% Jan
7
37% July 21
T8%Jan „2
21% Apr
16
,•
19
Carpenter
•.
2?
27
lb
Carter
Case (J I)
'
119% Mar 16
7% Apr
July
98%. Jan
33% July
22
7%
12
7%
44% Mar 20
20
Apr
23y4 Mar
2nd
4'%%
4
Central
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
'Central
30
41
Jan
30
53
July
71% Feb
17
8
23
99y2 Feb
27
31% Jan
10
4%%
423% Dec
31
39% Jun
17
46% May 11
Central
23% Feb
26
30Vz July
Central
RR
17
293/8 Sep
12% Sep
23
19
Jan
16
7
Jan
3
24% Mar
8
3% Jan
233/a Jan
1% Jan
—
3
Jan
91
6
14% July
7
8% Jan 12
Certain-Teed
Nov
3
43% Jan
28
28
Chadbourn
Gotham
77% July
Chain
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39 % Nov 12
37% Jun
9
SO
Jun
9
35% Jan
2
243% Aug 14
553% Nov 14
20a% Jun
17
50% Feb
24
2
17% Jan
7
31% Jan
2
43% Jan
3
21% Oct
29
153% Feb
5
31% Nov 25
39 % Sep
23 y4 Apr
27% Jun
16
36% Jan
5
23
Jan
473% Apr
89
Apr
2
38
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
66'% Jan
2
69 Vb Nov
21
20
17% Mar 19
Sep
33% Sep
24
26 3% Jan
10
49 Vz Nov
14
313% Jan
2
43
Oct
11% Jan
2
453% Jan
10
123/8 Jan
2
18% Jan
2
18% Feb
27
31% Nov
4
15
109'% Nov
16
Jun
11% Jan
7
9% Mar 14
33
8
17
3
17
253/8 Dec
4
63% Oct
32
Nov
40% Nov
108
Jan
13'% Apr
25
5
1
99
Mar
4
42% Jun
74% July
118% Feb
18% Apr
8
38
July 14
9
53
Jan
Belt
40
July 22
Class
16
Chic
44% Mar 30
2
20
63
5
19
24% Mar 24
19
36'% Mar 26
45 % May 25
28
27
Jan
Feb
9
31% Nov
28
30 % Jan
38
Dec
10
313% July 21
153% Oct
10
13
8
353/4 Dec
83
Oct
7
953/4 July
30
2
50% Feb
4
52% July 21
15
Feb
5
102% Jun
24
17
45% Dec
2
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
13
35% Jan
2
62
Dec
9
17
155
Nov
28
152
Jun
10
165
Feb
July 18
76
Dec
11
76
Jan
30
81
Jun
Dec
34)
44% Jun
22
55% Jan
92
23
43
Jan
163/8 May
57 % Jan
Jun
103% Jan
101
39
Jan
130% May 14
88
Jun
38% May
63
Feb
28
96
9
159
19
Apr
41%
29
30
'30%
61%
62Vz
15%
6iy2
62
62 %
63
43%
48% Nov
6
47% Jan
20
13%
13 %■
13%
13%
14%
80'/4
8014
81%
81%
5%
5%
82%'
5%
74%
74Vz
13%
78%
5%
74%
5%'
74%
No par
40%
41
41
41
No par
93
42%
93
*93
94
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43%
43
1
21%
22%
21%
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33%
34
Co
Gas-A-
Service
Corp.
Products
Equipment
C C
preferred
Pills RR
&
%%
Co
Fuel
Southern
&
30% Feb
9
38% May 18
Combustion
54% Jan
^14
5
67% July 10
18% Mar 11
41% Jan
2
57% Dec
30
55% Jan
2
64
44% Jan
65
Dec
31
61% Jun
108% Jun
4
100
Jun
4%
Gas
*147
154%
*147
160
*147
*77
83
*77
49
49
49
49%
48%
49%
93%
94
94
94
93%
94%
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63
63
63%
63
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34%
50
37
37
35%
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50
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102
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151% 155
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41
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77%
26 %
25%
29%
20Vb
49%
*48%
1
•
footnotes
21% Jun
18
23
see
Oct
page
26.
49%
3,800
94%
93%
93%
730
64
*63
63%
63
63%
37
37
36
37 /z
37 /z
37%
20
35%
50%
36%
37
51
37%
51 %
36%
37%
6,400
51
51%
3,600
50%
/2
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133
133
133
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102
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102
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152%
152%
153
153%
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133
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.
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110
20
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157
159
14,300
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41%
42%
42%
43%
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77%
75%
76 %
76%
76%
25%
26%
26%
27
26 %
26%
26%
26%
2,400
29
30%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
149.000
49%
49%
49
49
*49
49%
48%
48%
300
58%
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58 %
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58%
41
42%
*76
33,900
76%
210
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8,800
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57
320
67%
67%
68'%
68'%
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69%
69%
70
48 %
49%
49
49 Vz
49%
50'/a
50
50%
8,000
35%
35%
35%
353%
353%
35%
4,700
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
1
10
35%
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35%
35%
35 Va
353%
35
35%
63%
64%
62%
63
62
62%
61%
61'%
60 Va
61%
4,300
1
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
15V8
14%
15%
15%
15%
19,100
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
57%
58%
58
58%
58 Vb.
58 Vz
58 3/s
58%
583%
58%
13,700
Engineering
inc
Solvents
4.64%
preferred
5.25%
—
preferred
35
•
96%
-*96%
107%
*107%
108%
*107%
108%
108%
108 Vz
107 Vz
108'%
100
21%
21%
22%
22 Va
23%
22%
23 Va
213%
22%
25,200
8%
*8%
8%
8%
838
8'%
8%
8 Vz
8%
21
97
.
96
96 Vz
*96
.
96 %*
96
8%
18%
19 Va
15,100
13
12%
13%
123%
13%
123%
13
12%
—1
59
58%
58"%
57%
58
57%
58
57 %
12%
58%
3,800
63%
63%
64%
64 Va
64%
64 Va
64%
64
64'%
7,200
101%
102 Vz
101%
3,000
17%
101%
—No par
Foods
of
Corp
Utilities
6%
pfd
Co
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
of
23 Va Apr
5%
18%
102
102%
41%
443/8
43%
50%
48'%
50
25 Vb
2 5 3/4
25 Vz
102
•
45%
49 Va
26%
18%
18%
19
44
",49
26%
19
18%
26%
26'%
25%
26%
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49%
49%
49'%
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49 %
No par
94%
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*85
94/2
96 /z
87/2
100
19Va
'
26%
2£'4
90
49%
No par
.
Inc
Copper
common
&
10
No par
Steel-
common
convertible
18% '
50
16
34%
56 %
Baking Co common—5
preferred
Industries
18
26 /z
100
preferred
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
42
50 ,425 /z
18%
18%
49%
T5
34%
56 A
,
—9
Continental Can
63%
102%
17%
102
preferred
—
*7„
91 %
49%
103% 103%
47%
48%
81
81
—2
11%
25
*21 Vb
14%
22
101 Vb
7,400
453/a
43
44%
56,300
53
49%
51%
29,600
26%
26%
26%
15,600
1,200
19
*18%
26
*25 %
29%
2,400
49%
49%
6,200
493%
*14
18%
40
15
15
14'%
14'%
34 Vb
34%
35%
36
36
36'%
35%
36
7,600
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563%
55%
56%
56
56%
55%
56
6,000
94 %
943%
93 %
94
96 %
96%
96
96
87%
85
85
27%
27%
27%
*14
15
'
*85
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95%
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26%
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9-1 %
*90
91 Vz
49%
49%
49%
103%
102%
47%
48'%
47%
48'%
81
81
81
81
14%
14%
14 Vz
15
22
21%
21%
49 Vb
103
*21%
103
27 3%
*90
49%
103%
46%
*81
14%
*21%
14%
95
94
94%
510
96%
95%
95%
67<T
85 Vz
84
84
27%
27
27%
*90
91%
America—
Common
4%
18%
1
~5
10
1
Consumers Power Co com:
Continental
40%.
50
24%
1
1.33Va
17%
No par
No par
No par
Cuba
Coal
1,900
12%
Electronics Industries
RR
'
se%
preferred
Consolidation
96'%
Y com—No par
Edison of N
Consol
700
96%
__—
4
9,100
107%
100
100
Comptometer Corp
—1
Comic Nasi Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
16% Mar 12
20
83
*93%
49%
Continental
For
154%
49
68%
$4.52
13
*77
48%
$4.50
Apr
*147
83
49%
49
*67 %
26
2
*77
No par
99% Mar 10
11% Jan
154%
*147
83
1,000
No par
Ohio Elec—5
Co
Carbon
Container Corp
13% Oct
*77
47%
11,400
25
8% Apr 29
18% May 8
*132'//
83
104
27,500
12
92
35
51
*36%
34%
50
154%
*101%
104
21%
32
25
*101%
45%
12% Jun
78% Jun
104
-47
21%
15
2
*101%
8,800
21 Vz
39 Vz Jan
May
104
20%
213%,
2
95
20%
21%
Gas
81% Oct 30
54%'
20%
22
Laundries Corp
6
53%
20
21%
Consolidated
27
54%
19%
22%
Consolidated Natural Gas.
58% Jan
59%
53%
20
22
Consolidated
107% Apr
2,700
60
53%
3,700
22%
6
9
13,600
20%
59
52%
xl9%
43
22
57% Feb
12
60
54%
61%,
53%
20%
100
5
27 % July 10
July
59%
53%
60%
52%
—10
9
44% Jun
42%
'300
Inc
System
2
10
42%
5.80Q
23
25
' 42%
20
61%
270
84
98%
21Va
Jan
60% Nov
84
'*97%
4,400
18% Jun
2
85
43%'
47% Jun
40% Jan
33%
98%
21%
22
8
2
42
85
*97%
45
31
52% Mar
42%
33%
85
17%
29
92 % May
42
34
98%
21'%
27% Oct 29
18
8,60Q
84%
44 Va
50% Dec
23
33%.
33%
*97%
99
87
20% Dec
Jan
33%
'
86%
3
89
69,200
21%
8
44 Vb Jun
70%
46
13
102 %
68
21%
15% Jan
Feb
70%
45 Va
40% Jan
96
Apr 10
49% Dec 31
69%
87%
Consolidated
106
69%
200
84%
Consol
6
68%
43
59%
63%
•
Consol Electrodynamics Corp.—50c
2
4,000
83%
Mar
10
283/4
83
July 23
Jan
28 %
83
28
86
Sep
27% Jan
29
82%
53
99
28%
83%
45% July 22
16
29%
82%
3
22
700
28%
17%
9
Jan
173/8
47
27
92
17%
47%
17%
33% Feb
29% Jan
17%.
33
17%
23% Jan
25
*31%
17
46%
18
19
33
17
*31%
17%
17
Jun
42%
*97%
1.40Q
3,500
47%
15
25% Jun
.,
33
%(
17%
26% Dec
84
33
30 Vb
17%
44% Dec
6
500
46%
47% Dec
28
40%
17%
2
Feb
790
*39%
46%
2
99
40%
*101%
24
2
*39%,
1,500
1,100
18
14 Va Jan
23
40
46 yA
$5
93% Jan
40
*40%
21%
25
92% Jun
41
40%
16%
21%
106% Feb
2
46
16%
45%
5
6
46
16%
58%
46 %
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
25
37%
46 Vz
16%
37%
21%
Consul
Jan
37
*46
21%
21
Jan
37%
46%
46
68% Jan
33
16%
37%
46
*56
24
39
16%
37%
46%
100
preferred
Commercial
6
22
61% Feb
800
.47
19% Jan
Feb
16%
37%
46%
42%
Nopai
64% May 28
52% May 22
*112
*37%
■/
JO
common
Pictures
$4.25
9
24
16%
118%
System_2.50
Broadcasting
Columbia
19
21% Jan
16%
37%
47%
.
*112
5,400
104
common
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
20
2
118%
84%
27% Feb
33% Feb
*112
"112
99
No par
Commercial Credit Co
14% Jan
1
118%
.
5,40Gi
39
71%
118%
Ry—
10
6
71%
*97%
com—No par
Iron
20
19% July
39
71%
33%
preferred series B——50
Columbia
26
14% Jun
39
71%
33%
No par
24
2
38%
71%
84
stock—50
preferred
Oct
6
38%
71
17%
glxl
Internaf'l.Corp
Dec
14
38%
71%
84%
—No par
15% Nov
Jan
39
70%
333/4
-No par
Co
33
11% Jan
"38%
33%
preferred
-.3 00
preferred....100
"65
14% Jan
14%
*84%
2nd
2
43
14%
35
Peabody A, Co com
3
17
14%
118%
66
1
2
18
14%
*46%
Corporation
10% Jan
29
15
"101%
coin
:
46% Jan
Nov
14%
5
preferred
23% Jan
16% Sep
15% Jun
15
100
Ry Co corn
nonciimillative
Columbus & Southern
48
14%
15
38% Jan
7% Jan
29% Jan
7,700
15,300
No par
Co
Louis
St
&
V
—5
—
17
Apr
5,700
171/4
33%
40%
.—10
Corp
32% Jun
10
33%
16%
33%
47
No par
Co.—...
17
10
33%
17%
34%
"
Milling Machine Co
37% Nov
6% Feb
33%
17
33%
100
17
25% May
33 %
17%
34
100
preferred
5%%
Mar 23
101% Apr
112% Feb
33%
16%
33%
1) 50
—
30% Jan
2
33%
50
11%
33%
.
Electric—
.;
Columbian
17
13,200
33%
37%
—25
preferred
51 % Mar 23
23
22
68 %
5
8'/a Jan
21%
65%
12
95% Jun
22
67
<*4% Jan
105% Jun
21%
71%
*16%
100
—
65% Jun
5
22
29%
$3.50
20
Apr
21%
28%
16
74
15,400
29%
28
63% Feb
43%
38%
*114
No par
pfd—
Corp..
49% Dec
20
70%.
17%
93
43%
28%
O'Nuts
73% Nov
9% Nov 21
33%
Del_50
com
15
1.60Q
40%
94
43
.
1
Full
May 23
31% Jan
2
_
14%
33%
17%
33%
41
40%
*93
43%
4,100
24% Mar 23
Jun
16%
33%
94
43
17%
9
Feb
41%
*93
43%
22%
33%'
17%
17
99
1,000
12,000
30
30% Nov
751%
34%
20% Dec
7
14,600
75%
36%
2
2
10,500
5%
76%
75
33%
12% Jan
Jan
83%
5'/2
33"%
9
17
83
5%
33%
20% Jun
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
14%
84%
75
41%
14%
5%
34%
22
30
75
14 y2
x82%
33%
23 J/4 Dec
18
5%"
*31%
2
Dec
14%
1
700
2,400
12,800
18,800
32%
Jan
Oct
39
34
Colorado
Sep
38%
31%
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
92
39%
33%
5
93
38%
*16%
14
85
39%
17%
Jan
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
39
33%
Jan
41
40
*16%
35
14
38%
33%
*31%
57
May 15
16%
11%
5
29
30
11%
__1
Oil
Cotton
31
23% Jan
11%
6,10Q
Oct
48 Vb Jan
15 %
11%
*15
36%
38% Dec
13% Jan
63
16
11%
41%
9
15
62y8
15
10%
'
36%
24
Sep
63
15
I0y8
42
Jan
101
9,200
62
15%
35%
37% Dec
9% Jan
1,40Q
41
Colgate-Palmolive
50 % Mar 11
26
2,500
10%
37%
Colorado
20
9% Nov
360
42
*14%
37%.
Collins & Alkmai) Corp .—.No par
43 Vz Jan
Jun
91%
30%.
36%.
7%
31% July 23
May
41%
11
15
*10%
5
82
Feb 27
29 % Mar 11
8
106
91
42
Coca-Cola
Apr" 27
23% Jan
112
92%
35%
4%
27
30
4% Jan
5
~ 92
200
36%
Ciuett
July 24
25% Dec
2
3,200
42
Clevlte
25
24
Jan
33
41%
Special guaranteed 4%
6
Jun
4
5.80Q
32%
33 %
s
35%
Cleveland
T36-%-Jan—16~
Jan
119% Feb
18
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
I91/4
33'%
,
41
$4.50
12
2
15
96
1,000
77%
18%
1914
36
5%
Mar 20
35
233/a Dec
63
52%
77%
19%
33 %
79
91%
Cleveland Electric Ilium
20
13% Mar 18
16
52 Vb
76
18%
52%
*76
41%
C
27
65 Vz Feb
28
65
53
76
*52%
79
41%
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
19
61% July- 8
75% July 22
21% Jan
7
46
53
52
500
1,200
35%
Clark
46
8
7,900
/
41%
7
30
86 Vz May
19
19,200
89 % July
53
28
18%
23%
18%
69%
26%
41%
Coca-Cols
Oct
18%
23%
19y8
29%
Ry
City Stores Co
35% Jun
77
19 Vb
23'A
18%
30%
City
2
31
*76
19%
*22%
19%
30%
2
22
May 27
52
77
Z
23
18%
26
2
Apr
24% Jan
97
52
19%
22%
,
69
49% Mar
19
132% Dec
19
*18%
22%
18>/a
26%
18:% Jan
10
-134— -Bee—12
22%
18y4
30%
9
Feb
2
19y8
22%
360
70
9
25% Dec
15
6,100
26%
8
2
Jan
40
*69 %
Cities
2
98% Jan
39
26%
Cincinnati
4
55
86
39
18
50
C I T Financial
273/4 Mar 20
35% Jan
-127—Jan—6-
38%
69%
30
14
Dec
39
19
30%'
4%"/o
27
Jan
38%
37%
18%
26
41%
12
Feb
32
2,000
38%
38%
69%
1023/4 Jan
3/8 Feb
103/8 Jan
37
87%4
1
Chrysler Corp
64% July 10
643/4 Jan 26
10
87%
30%
97% Jun
47% Jun
34% Sep
153/4 Jan
88
25%
22
4
87 V*
70
4%
46% Jan
64% Aug
88
10
Common
38% Jan
8
88
22%.
9.50
29,700
32i/4
88%
88
*18%
No par
93
123
30%
16
13
Oct
31%
123
25%
21
27
59'
*92%
.'■•
123
69%
Jan
106% May 20
93
32%
31%
123
29%
913/4 Feb
59% Oct
Sep 22
*92%
3-2%
123
88V2
.
93
123
88
25%
37
44% Oct
95
31%
160
1,400
7,200
5% preferred series A
__]00
Chicago PneumaticTool....
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago
Yellow Cab
No par
72% May 20
13
25
*92%
31%
123
.
7
30%
69%
Chock
Jan
Sep
3iy4
123
28,100
,
118%
114 y4
25%
25
Jun
44
373/8 Feb
3.1%
123
6%
112%
29%
69%
32
106% Apr
67
31 Va
*122'%
*118
7
114%
92
Corp
noneum
17
2
130
93
113%
6%
113%
41%
Inc....
Western
Jun
14
*92%
117%
7
114
29%
Co.
Western
Chickaslia
12
Feb
93
*92 Va-
6%
113
29,y4
Products
North
83
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
113
41%
:
series A
&
24
Sep
102
l'
*6%
H2y2
280
com__No par
5%
Chic
18% Jun
Jan
21
117y2
7
114
92%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
22
99
44
118
*6%
112%
29
preferred
Jan
27
102
117%
*117%
40
32% Jun
8
22%
92
A
Cincinnati
283/4 Jan
21%
Motors
26% Jun
7
22 Vb
41%
—
Great
5%
33% July
8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
7
59 Va Oct
21%
117y2
22%
117'%
Corp
1.25
Corp
__1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesupeukc & Ohio Hy common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East III Kit com__No par
30
Jan
44 % Jun
7
25
21%
29%
Corp
Aircraft
Checker
8
30
Apr
22%
Chemetron
26
9 % Jan
44
22%
22%
42
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought, Aircraft Inc
11
243% Jan
_
21,800
,
92
Champion Spark Plug
17% Mar 23
19% Apr
14% Jan
_
22%
73%
41
29%
$4.50 preferred _______i
45% May 28
25 y2 Apr 17
42% Jan
9
36% July 21
37 % Apr 17
37% Jan
2
-
Pasco
Common
13
19
14 Va Dec
71%
40 %
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
28
25
73%
'
40%
92
Co
de
Cessna
7
Jan
Feb
68%
-
41%
Cerro
5
33% Nov
7
69%
.100
Central & South We.sl, Corp...
16% Apr 27
84% July 23
RVa Jan
9
1
68%
40
—50
—...
Century Industries Co..
29
Apr
500
67%
1
Central Vloletta Sugar Co
16
12% Jun
4% May 29
29 %
r,
Service—T0
15y2Marll
22
52
43 y2
29%
5
68% Apr-15
50% Mar
54
*42%
29%
37%
28% Jan
34y2 July 13
—
43%
29%
.20
:
12
2
*42 y2
29%
100
of N J
6 Va Nov
2
43
29%
...
Public
Co
14% Dec
20
2
55% Feb
41 VB
43;
7
preferred
48% Nov
—
34
3
9
11,200
40%
44
100
Illinois
Aug 28
28
603% Dec
7,100
4,400
29
40%
32%
91
35%
100 %
65%
32 %
12
240
96 %
35
100
101%
29
31%
104 % Jun
35
99%
43%
39%
.
32
17
96'%
34%
101
1914
Sep
4,000
65%
19%
93
20
43%
96 Vb
29%
19
24
43 y4
441/4
18%
9
30% Jun
6,900
44%
40%
64%
18%
32
18% Feb
30
55 y8
39%
*76
16
333% Dec
38% Mar 23
35%
35%
100
*5iy2
19 3% Dec
7
7
35%
101%
Central Hudson Gas &, F,lec__No par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No par
77y2 July 24
7
173/8 Mar 21
35%
101
Georgia Ry com__No par
5 % preferred series 11__;
100
Apr
41% Jan
35%
5,700
54%
96 %
-
,
44
of
Jan
Jun
97%
102
Shares
17%
55
43%
44Va
*96%
17*
17%
54%
*29
preferred ser'es A_100
28
Apr
43%
97%
TO
common
preferred
15
22
44%
17%
the Week
l
Agulrre Sugar Co
Foundry Co......
Central
44%
*96%
35%
10
Corp common
preferred —
5%
44%
101%
Celotex
3
17%
551/,
Friday
July 2+
.50
preferred
conv
17
55
96'/z
12.50
...
7
17Va
5=3/
96%
4.20% preferred
...100
Celanese Corp 0r Amer com__No
par
9
16%
541/,
'
Sales fw
Thursday
July 23
July 22
43%
__i
Co common.
2nd
July 21
55
PRICES
Tuesday0 W ^WediSfd a*LB
.
113%
531/0
___-5
Corp...
/Caterpillar Tractor
31
8
Co.-..
-
preferred
6%%
.
.
9
125% May 13
91% July
16%
5
Products -lilts
Oct
Aug
Steel
Carriers & General
•
Dec
78
i
Carrier Corp common...
4%% preferred
.
52
723% Mar 19
J.
(Philip)
Mfg Co
.10
% Carolina Clinclifleld & Oliio
Ey_100
Carolina Power & Light—_
No par
73% July 24
26% Feb
2
121
Monday
July 20
Pat
_
Carey
<
14
—
?
_.
28
14% Apr
101 % Jan
'
EXCHANGE
-Capital Airlines Inc...
• Carborundum
Co
19
4«VTan
46y2 Jan
8
19
Jun
"31 % Jan
41% Jun
43% Dec
2
13
41% Jan
.117
^
,
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
94 % Apr
103
NEW YORBTSTOCK
Highest
16% July
8
37% Feb 10
91%
493/4,
104
47%
82
14%
22
49%
*104
47 VA
*81
14%
*21 Va
50%
104%
47%
82
14%
22
30
10,600
2,200
380
30,700
190
8,300
100
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(370)
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
5
Continental
Insurance
5
53%
53%
53%
54%
54%
55
55
55%
55 %
561/4
13% Apr
20
Continental
Motors
1
Hi/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 1/4
11%
11,400
Dec
22
51
Jun
24
69% Jan
26
Continental Oil of Delaware
5
53%
54%
53%
54%
54%
55%
54 V2
55%
54%
55%
23,700
70%
72%
73
75
74%
75%
75
751%
66% Nov
18% Jan
2
16 % Jan
12
64
Mar
'
14
55% Jan
8
78% Mar 10
Continental
37% Dec
18
36% Jan
2
44% May 22
34% Oct
13
22i/4 juiy 13
33% Mar 17
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co—
Copperweld Steel Co common
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
7
491/2 July
50 y2 Jan
20
52
Jan
30
50% Jan
Jan
14
82% Dec 31
491/2 Jun
82
Jan
2
52
6
97
33 % Jan
13
55% Nov
14
Feb
10
12% Apr
16
24% Dec
8
20% Jan
7
74% Feb
12
8
19% May 20
52
89% Feb
88
1
Apr
16
20% Aug
2
Aug
89
6
9% Nov
9
13
convertible
convertible
1
Corn
May 12
24Va Jun
141/4 Apr
51/4 Apr
8
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
3
1
74
10
§1
40
10
28% Jan
3
40% Dec
4
14% Mar
3
20% Nov 28
16% Jan
2
15
37% July
23% Apr
23
Aug 18
29% Dec
10
12
Jan
7
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
3
41% Dec
10
37 »/4 May
Jan
11
58% Nov
20
50y4 Jun
9
60% Jan
6
92% Nov
7
101 J/4 Jun
25
90y4 Jun
12
21
15% Feb
20
981/4 Apr
32% Feb
Oct
24
33% Sep
25% May
13
27J/2Jan
29
7
1141/4 July
21% Jan
10
19% Jun
26
37% Jan
10% Jun
15
7 y4 Jan
2
15
Dec
3
7
69 J/2 Nov
17
14% Dec
12
39
Dec
18
56
Jan
2
6% Jan
Jan
13
8% Apr
29
68i/2 Jan
171/4 Mar
10
10% Jun
13
62
Jan
7
66
14
18% Jun
0
23I/4 Nov
31% Aug 27
2
2
3
5
21% Apr
27i/a Jan
25% Feb
20% Mar
39% Apr
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
0
35
Jan
6
41'/4Apr
8
9
40 y2 Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
5
93% July 23
3
61% Dec
18
60 % Feb
9
76
41% Apr
S3%
Aug
6
87% July 23
91% Feb
14% Nov
18
13% Feb
2
34
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
16
54 %
26
'138%
preferred
141
142
85
*84%
86
86
86
*851/4
*87
89
87 Ye
8 7 Va
*86%
20
20
20
20%
20
20%
20
20 >/♦
201/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
121/4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
471/2
481/2
48%
48%
48%
50%
*77%
80%
77%
77%
77%
77%
2
37%
37%
37%
37%
3%
1
25
preferred
91%
*91 Va
91%
91
91 i/a
29%
2S%
108%
109%
29
30%
31%
30%
111%
111%
111 %
9%
9%
9%
21
21 %
20%
21
13%.*
14%
13%
14%
71
11
20%
21%
13%-
14
71%
*69
71
71
71
14%
35%
500
18,200
12%
12%
12%
*64%
64%
*64%
*22%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
64 Va
64%
64
64
*63%
641/4
23
22%
35%
35
35%
39
39%
38%
39
86%
86%
68 'A
'
■
86 %
68%
68%
70%
17
10
44%
45 YB
45
45 Ye
19,500
38
381/2
37%
38
881/4
93%
91%
%
X44
72
87%
*86 %
18
18%
18 3/8
18 Yb
70,700
463/B
44V2
46
45 YB
46 «/o
17,800
52
52
7
51%
52 Va
51%
52 %
*76%
78%
*76%
78%
*76 3/4
78%
19
88
Jan
28
74
2
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*76
79
*7&
79
*76
79
79
Oct
24
89
15% Jan
2
36% July 15
Dayton
13% Jan
2
19% Nov 26
19
Decca
Records
2
54% Nov
11
17% May 12
47% Jan
8
21 % Feb
27% Jan
66% July 10
Deere
&
7
30 Va Nov
11
27% Mar 30
33
Delawure
10
12% Dec
1
8% Jun
15
12% Jan
9
Delaware
1
57 % Feb
16
68 % Mar 11
Delaware
25% Dec 31
24% Jan
2
£3% Dec
18
2
36% Apr
21
18% July 20
37%
Jan"~2
55
Feb
5
9% Jan
2
41 % Jun
Oct
23
56
Jun
30
17% Oct
13
15% Jan
7
63
^
.
30% May
31
2
2
48% Dec
19% May
.
x.,„,
„
5
Jan
68
30
46
15
24
29% Mar 26
32% May 21
29% Jun
15
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
32% Feb
25
11% Jan
35% Sep
v.
■
«Mm>
15
6
20
19
17% Jan
No par
29%
30
29 Yb
30%
30%
30
29 %
30%
30
30%
4,000
10
10 Va
IOVB
10%
103/4
11 Va
10 Ye
11%
10%
11 Ve
26,300
13.50
63 %
63%
63
64
64
64
65
65
65
66
Western
&
50
Co
1,400
31%
31%
31 YB
32 Ya
0,200
19%
183/4
ID
18%
18YB
14,800
43 Va
43%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
43%
11,400
60
60
60
61
59
59
21%
22%
223/4
2334
22%
24 Va
21%
21
21
21
21%
60%
60
603/4
60
34
Inc
Edison
.20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
De
Diamond
6
Alkali
Diamond-Gardner
20
32% Mar 24
$1.50
Diana
27
21%
60 %
61
32 Va
*21
60%
*59
240
60
22%
21
60
60%
34 Ve
333/4
117,100
23 Va
20 Ye
60%
ft
34 Va
...
900
f
4,800
12,700
32%
32%
33%
333/4,
31
31
31
31
31%
31%
31%
*30%
31%
400
50c
Corp
34
18 Ye
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19 Ye
19 YB
3,700
.1
31%
31%
31%
31 YB
32%
32%
32
323/4
32 3/8
33%
4,900
2.50
39%
40YB
40 Ve
40%
40 3/8
44%
43%
443/8
42 Ya
43 Ye
14,300
35
35%
35%
35%
35 Ve
35%
35 Ve
35%
35%
35%
4,000
24%
243/4
24%
24Ys
243/4
25 Ve
2434
25
24 %
25
14%
14
14%
14 Ye
14 %
14 %
14%
14%
14
14%
1,800
18 %
18Ye-
19
183/4
19%
2,600
203/8
20%
20
20%
8,200
33,400
com
preferred
Stores
21%
1
Co
60
20%
21%
10
Co
60
1
15
Corp
Vilbiss
25
Com.
Divco-Wayne
16
10,500
32 Ye
Dr.
31
15,900
65
18 Ye
Distillers
19% Dec
5,500
20 Ye
64 %
313/4
12
2
3 4 Ye
20%
65%
19 VB
15
n»/4 Jan
34%
20 Ye
643/4
/
,
32
23
4
35%
20 %
65
31 %
17% Jan
12
14% Deo
34%
20 V*
64%
18%
291/4 Jan
11
26% Dec
3
353/8
20
643/B
IS %
■36% Jan
35% Nov
2
35
20 %
63%
31 %
32% Mar 24
2
8% Jan
34 YB
19 Ye
64
...
18%
Disney
9% Jan
34%
20%
63'%
Lines
24
25% Jan
35 V*
19%
1
>
30%
Air
59% Apr
29
34%
50c
Hudson
39% July 20
43% Dec
50c
Lack
Diners'
2
Co
Power & Light
42% Mar 13
Jan
14
80
80
Inc
C
(Delaware)
Detroit Steel
19% Feb
78 %
*78%
80
20
77%
79
*
Detroit
28
37% Feb
'
*76%
*76
3
Delta
May 26
63% July
7,800
52
77
79
*78%
Rubber
24V4 July 23
30 Va Jun
25% Jan
Apr
*78%
51%
77
*76
•
300
series
3.90%
23
7
13'
52
52
100
89
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
15
May 26
47% Mar 13
42% Dec
80
7,300
72
713/4
87%
77% Sep
*78%
9,300
931/a
72
.100
80
.72
1,300
17%
,
*87
17
35%
*22%
88
*71"
.
88
16%
*87
100
34%
88%
86%
16 Vs
88
22%
35%
39
*38%
16%
*87
*22%
35
22%
35
'86%
200
22%
35%
*22%
22%
35
.
3,800
'13%
65
A
16% Jan
200
72
14%
series
46% Feb
*70%
*34%
3.75%
&
72
14%
Preferred
May 25
31,300
35'/2
14
July
14%
141/4
10
6% Apr
14
*34%
Jan
19
141/4
14%
Apr
Co
5,200
34%
61
2
20%
14%
82
26 Va Jan
790
20%
34%
12
19
1,200
21
14%
25
26 % Dec
25.3G0
10
35%
Jun
Preferred
31%
111%
10
14%'
74% Jun
9
30%
111%
34%
51
83% Apr
340
14 %
30
30
13,400
91%
9%
*70J/2
300
55
*91
31Y<?
13%
15,600
41
54%
36
14
*35%
22
Jun
*40
113
( 20 %
Jan
common
41
9%
30%
110
9%
10
5
Light
40%
91%
87
&
39%
41
*40
56 % Dec
Power
7,300
3,000
91%
107%
100
Dayslrom Inc
600
19%
38%
41
2
Dayton
38%
27
55%
1
common
38
19%
54%
*40
42
200
26%
55%
10
preferred series A
2,700
22,7Q0
79
19%
55%
1
Corp
3%
53%
271/4
56%
5
River Mills Inc
Dan
'•38%
38%
2,900
3%
37'/a
*91%
—100
Inc
38%
38%
■V
12%
19%
37%
55%
*40
9,500
*26%
56%
5
A
26%
41
__10
Inc.
20
100
201/a
*76
38%
100
Sugar
19%
26%
200
;
51%
79
38%
100
pfd—.
20%
27%
3%
5,900
1421%
*12
53%
55%
preferred
noncum
19%
26
3%
511/2
"76
38
20
27%
1411/4
,
41
No par
Zellerbach Corp common
5
convertible
*37%
19%
27
1
com
:
3,300
88
139%
200
18,900
87
89
preferred
Press
140%
85
*87
25
of Wheat Corp
Petroleum Corp
RR 6%
139%
87
89
138%
100
preferred
conv
138%
*85
"'87
13
78
-
53%
Mar 10
16
5,600
47'%
26
75% Nov
Jun
100
46%
26
43 % Jan
Jun
4,300
52
*93
53%
39% Nov
30
*51
95
53
Cutler-Hammer
18 Ye July 24
28
52
24%
3%%
92
14
47V2
511/4
53%
Dana
15
9% Jan
93%
26
Class
May 25
83% Jan
46%
95
*
52
93 %
52 Va
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4
prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss—Wright common
1
16
30
52
*91
24%
Cuneo
21
Feb
16% Oct
63 J/4 Oct
47%
*51%
*51
95
28
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
4
16% Jan
3
46%
46%
45%
52
53%
Cuban-American
14% July 21
20
53% July 24
45%
27
5 y4 %
41% Jan
16
45%
*51
52%
Cuba
81% Mar 11.
2
12 '/8 Mar 31
33% Jun
12,300
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America..12.50
16
17
10,200
22 %
29
$4.20
6
18% Jan
42%
22%
53%
$2
2
12
9
41%
23 %
26%
Crown
24
15
Jun
106% Jun
Dec"31
44
42
22%
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
July 23
41
7
27
41%
23%
52%
5%
20
43 y2 Apr
42%
23%
-*90
(Del)
Co
Crescent
9
25 y« Jan
41%
23%
1
Cream
15
28% Mar
251/e Jun
42%
23
1
Products
3%%
Mar 11
Jun
41
23%
5
Coty International Corp
Mar 30
86
41%
50
Crane Co common
85
&
\
9
22
53% July 24
9
Jun
Nov
41
23%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum
Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
14
Apr
70
—50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
July, 24
86
70
5
preferred-
22
15,800
5
preferred
6%
88
2
8% Jan
6
39% Dec
5%
'
3% NOV 11
13
14
Mar 17
142%
_
18% Jan
Corp
?0J/2 Jun
11
Feb
85
2
8
Steel
59% Jun
9
84% Feb
102% Dec 30
Mar 11
16
Shares
66
9
3
78
the Week
July 24
8
28% Jan
lYe Jan
Friday
July 23
10% Feb
12
4 % May
Sales for
Thursday
51% July
38% Feb
24 Ve Jan
PRICES
July 22
12
2
15% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
July 21
30
15
Jan
Oct
HIGH
Tuesday
July. 20
Dec
Jan
6
85
AND
LOW
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
12% Dec
63
44
83
NEW
-
Jan. 1
Highest
(The) Club Inc
(Walt) Productions..
Corp-Seagrams
—2
Ltd
*30%
'
Jan
2
Mar 26
8
74% Jan
201/2 Nov
20
43% July 17
19% Jan
6
77% Dec
31
741/4 Jan
46% Oct
9
9
33
Apr
7
16%
Jan
3
23% Oct
27
Mar 26
14% Nov
18
2
6'/a Jan
14% NOV
20
39
22
Pepper
Dome
May 18
Mines
Ltd
59% Jan
21
Dover
22% Jan
May
14% July 13
Duplan
24
31
202% Feb
9
21
100% Jun
23
80'/a Oct
1
911/4 Apr
28
Coinmon
106
(E I)
_
26
50
11
48% Mar
46
July 25
42
Oct
May 12
8
50% July 15
Preferred
17
86% Apr
3
12
26% Jan
12
39% Jun
2
42% Feb
27
$3.75
preferred
41% Jun
25
46% Jan
27
$4.15
..
May 21
43% Apr
22
46% Jan
53
Jan
31
42% Jun
19
47
10
22% Feb
2
27% Jan
2
45% Dec
19
43 % Jan
14
291/8 Jan
2
30
11
33% Jan
8
22 Va Apr
3
30% Aug 14
281% Jun
18
731/2 Jan
3
82% Jun
78
13
31% Apr
4
May 18
24% May
75
7
Apr
16
57
July
Cigar
Eastern
21
851/2 Jan
23
8
88 3/4 Jun
9
973/a July 22
921% Jun
5
381/2 Jan
2
59
Oct
2
561/4 Jan
6
90
22 % Jan
2
37
Dec
31
363/4 Jan
6
76
Jan
9
83% Jan
15
221/2 Jan
2
83% May 22
371/4 Dec 11
Jan
17
95
141/4 Apr
15
20% Feb
86
Mar 27
90
Mar 30
4
I8V4 Jan
16
36% Jan
7
Jan
2
Oct
31
19
8% Dec
31
26V4 Jan
2
6% Jan
39
Feb
4
7 % Dec
25
34
6% July 20
40% Nov
19
38'/2 Jan
14
2
11% Dec
15
9% Jan
7
27
Jan
2
391/4 Dec
9
29
8
69% May 12
26% May 11
23% Jun
22
25% Apr
38% Apr
30
32% Jan
29
38
80
Jun
18
88
Jan
9
34% Jun
16
40
Mar
5
2
36% Oct
17
6% Jan
2
13
28
2
Nov
11
Mar 26
39
Jan
20
9
Mar 13
15% July 23
40%
40%
*40%
42Y4
423/4
*42
44
44%
*43%
45
45
*43 V*
50
603/4 Feb
3
551/2 Jan
' 2
70
54% May 29
61% Oct
10
60
Jun
10
25% July 23
11
30
21
Nov
14
1914 Jan
2
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
281/2 Jan
2
47
Deo
4
Apr
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
43% May
3
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
13 %
7
19 5/8 Mar
39% Jan
30
Jun
7
page
28.
1,500
*87
88%
39%
39
39%
39%
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39%
92
39%
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50%
31'/4
651/4
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25
33%'
100
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37
50
13%
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Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp.l
9%
24
7%
1
32
100
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92
29%
49%
66%
1S%
24%
33%
81
37%
13%
69%
63
22%
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89
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5
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69
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common
96%
88%
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convertible preferred
97%
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~~
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;
27
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preferred series A
80%
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84
53
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common
30%
80
2634
80
10
Corp common
30%
*
52%
.—5
Gas
80%
54%
401/4
30%
80%
79
*92
33%
Jan
70
26%
52%
931/2
*32
35
45%
25%
26%
79%
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
29% July 24
*44%
53
*92
9
17
*43 Va
45%
27
76%
10% July 16
33
44
*4434
*26%
44
*52%
shares
Co.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
4%
*43%
26%
l,
25% July 24
2
see
Amer
Battery
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
%
45
*43%
♦44%
2
;100
Fairmont Foods Co
44
-
26
44%
45
96%
37% Apr
5
9
90
96%
2
Mar 12
46%
94%
23
96
*45%
95%
28
26% May
46
93%
Jan
9
45%
10
21% Jan
23
45 %
26%
22Va
22
46
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300
*45
30%
47%
88% Jun
60
441/4
26%
21Ye
10
423/4
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30%
801/2
30%
46
89
42%
43%
82
2.50
440
42%
26%
common
200
9,300
43%
80%
__100
*41
243/e
41 '/4
24 VB
*41%
40"%
30%
50
1,700
80 Va
44%
55
21%
19% Dec
42
40%
5
5
42
54%
3
13
20,000
101
*43%
.44%
40%
1
Mar
41
55
Inc
33
41
40
Corp
10% Jan
41
55
Ex-Cell-O
2
41
40%
Evans
3
41
55
Eversharp
7% Jun
256%
*79
' "
5
29% JaD
15,400
101
243/4
26'/a
10
preferred
Products
24 Ve
40%
8
9
footnotes
-
24% Mar
2
For
25%
25%
30% Mar 12
15% Jan
Dec
45'
49% July
2
Ton
*43 %
2
22
"•
/
24%
100
Equitable Gas Co
5%
3,400
14%
255%
\
24%
45%
15
Jan
May 14
11
Sep 11
4
26 YB
12%
13%
80%
24%
2.50
com
Corp
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
4%
%
*45
*61
22%
22 Va Apr
79
Apr
30% Sep
May
Asn
Watch
Endicott Johnson
1,000
26%
101
80
51%
1
Kodak Co common—
Natural
5,800
*12%
•
257
100%
*79
80
43
45
25%
—5
.
44
45
.
Storage
24 Ve
50
Fuel
255%
81
*80
81
24%
Inc
National
Erie RR
14 %
50
Electric & Mus Ind
Paso
13 YB
23%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
El
12%
14
50
preferred
Elgin
8
8
4%%
26YB
—*—12%
13%
„5
.50
Products Co
Electric
Mar 20
7
May
Ekco
26YB
123/4
13%
1003/4
preferred
14
24
90
41/4%
26 %
12%
13 Ve
2583/4
preferred
501/4 July 24
13% Jan
26i/4 Jan
441/2 Jan
2
30% Jun
24
2
July 16
9i/4 Jan
48 Va Jan
16y8Deo
2
Jan
31% July 16
51
$3.60
26%
12%
13%
100%
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
May 14
2
56% Deo
2
July 21
92
24
10
10
79
41% Jun
&
27
12%
256
Eastman
May 15
Dec
Jan
41/8 Jan
17% Jan
30
July 24
53% July 23
89
Gas
41Va
26%
12
1011/2
common.
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
4%%
Eastern
15,800
258%
10
Airline
Eastern
40 Yb
101
Eagle-Plcher Co
9
30% Apr
40 Vb
254
Corp
2
46% Apr
341/4 Jan
40 3/4
27
*26%
E
Feb
39 Va
101 %
preferred
DWG
21
40%
41 %
40%
256
preferred
$2.10
18,800
39 Ye
*80
4%
Mar 24
87%
101
.
4.10%
51
24% Nov
253/B
8 6 3/4
.50
Du.quesne Light Co
48i/4 May 26
24
46%
25
88%
.No par
preferred
14
28
1
preferred
4.20% preferred
14% Jan
45%
25
87
.No par
$3,50 series
May 22
43%i July 6
441/2 Nov
46%
243/a
& Co-
Preferred $4.50 series
46% Mar 33
45%
24 Yb
8874
3/4:
251%
7
Jun
40
45%
88 Va
88
13
Inc
_
Jan
23Va Jun
Sep
44
24 V8
88%
43%
24
88 Ys
40
....
de Nem
262% May 13
443/8
43 Ye
25
87%
12
USA
Corp
dn Pont
Dec
1121/4 Apr
—19Ya
4,100
25
43%
5
50c
LimiLed
214
4iy4 Sep
_
International
10
43
20%
Industries
Drewrys
29
May* 13
20%
25
Dunhill
Sep
47%
18Ya
20
...
6
172% Apr
~24
18%
20%.
No par
Co
28% Apr
14% Jan
101
39% Oct
19%
20 Va
Corp
Chemical
Jan
12
183/4
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
17
Dresser
'
18 3/4
Inc
Fund
Ya
No par
271/8 Jun
Dow
-*!■
.No par
Dominick
92% July 15
45% Jan 21
Apr
11
79
1
Corp
Co
2OV2 July 23
2
2
Jan
52 y8 May
9
Mar 31
22
64% Apr
32
Sep
22
13% Jun
9%
24%
8
32%
"84
1
25Va
25%
24%
1
30%
30%
30
19
24%
33%
33%
81
38
14%
69%
63
22%
801/2
38%
14%
69%
46%
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22%
22%
46%
34
*33%
22%
10
24%
81/4
321%
9%
241%
8 i/a
32
931/2
86%
53
30
49%
7
\
47%
10%
32%
66%
19%
24%
34
80%
38%
15
69%
63
29a/4
49%
0%
48
10%
32
65%
18%
24%
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40 VB
40%
22,600
30%
80%
28
973/8
931/2
86
53%
88%
40>/8
92
30 Ve
303/8
11,700
30%
51
7
27 Ye
10,100
96 Ye
39,700
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93%
843/4
15,600
90
52%
52 Ye
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40
1,200
88%
41 Ve
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6,900
92
283/4
50
50 Ye
4,600
293/4
*
6 Ye
7
12,900
22,400
8,200
49%
50%
10%
lOYe
7,900
32%
3 2 Ye
62,700
64%
33%
331/2
80%
38%
14%
69Va
*61
81
38%
15V2
69%
22%
22%
47%
22%
47%
33%
33%
9"%
720
79 YB
2 6 Ye
96%
10%
32%
65%
19
24%
22%'
25
79%
55
49%
63
22%
22%
49
34%
1,500
55
40%
653/4
3,200
18 Ve
18%
29,000
♦24%
24Y4
1,500
333/8
33 %
7,200
♦80%
81%
160
38
38
1,000
14%
15
86,000
693/4
693/4
♦61
400
63
22 YB
2334
21Yb
22 Ve
47
48
♦33
34
11,500
4,100
16,400
1,100
108,400
91/4
9%
9 Ye
9 Ye
24%
25%
25%
25%
5,600
8 Va
18,100
32%
1,700
8%
8 i/a
8%
321/4
31%
31%
'84
89
8%
32
*84
89
89
*84
25
25
25%
25 Va
25%
25
25 'A
4,400
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
29 Ye
2 9 Ye
3,700
89
Volume
190-Number
5867
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(371)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Baaie for Preftoai
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
43
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
NEW YORK
49 % Feb
9
64% Mar 13
2
5% Jan
6
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fawick
16% Mar 10
10% Apr
22 Va Apr
24
Fedders
47% Feb
21% Jan
63% July 24
29% Mar
9
Federal
17% Dec
32
55
Mar
16
Dec- 18
10
30
18 V\ Apr
29 % Jan
52
Nov
20
56% Jan
26
19 % Jan
22
Jun
27
21 ft May 26
23% Feb
26
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
6
16
66% July 14
25% Jan 19
451/8 July 23
57% Mar 20
24% Aug 21
44 Va Apr
2
8
10% May 2
16% Jan 2
23% Mar 13
50% Feb
17% Jun
30'A Nov
17
27% Jan
8
20% Jan
52 'A Dec
16
45% Feb
4
2
25
24% Mar 14
49% July 29
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
14% July 16
36 % July 16
125% Jan 13
136
Dec
10
104% Jun
5
88
Nov
101% Jan
31
22
28
Firth
86
32% Dec
3
26
July 20
Jan
Jun
Jun
25% Nov 28
19% May
40% Sep
34
10
5
July 14
Jun
9
89
2
1
2
•4
1
$4.50
5
15
54% July 10
7
27% May 29
24
43
Mar
93
17% Dec 31
88
July 9
26% July 14
13% July 20
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
9
52% Jun
29
180% Dec 24
170
Feb
96
Mar 17
35% Dec 31
27
Jan
2
Nov
10
35% Apr
37% Jan
7
15
2
801/2 July 10
Jan
2
22
21% Jan
25% Feb
25
8% Jan
2
33% Feb
9
6% Jun
25
14% Jan
27% July
29
5
2
20%
Jan
Dec" 18
18% Jan
28
70
9% Jan
54
19% Jun
39 Yo Oct
14
19
14% Sep 24
15% Dec 22
2
10% Jan
Nov
Dec 24
69% Jan
2
5
13
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
19% Feb
37% Apr
20
22
28% July 14
Feb
26
Foote
45%
45
45%
22%
*22
22%
28%
29
29
29%
44%
45
9.000
-
/
•
4,100
19%
19%
19'A
19
19%
19%
19%
2,600
41%
43
44%
44
45'/a
43%
44%
16,400
49%
50 Va
50
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
10
14%
37%
15%
50%
15'A
38%
*22
63%
64%
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15%
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63%
37%
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107
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53
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—
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Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairies Inc
*88
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87%
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77,000
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20
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20
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3574
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70
20
20%
20
20%
20
10
23 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
No par
8%
8%
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7%
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1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
16 V2
16%
16%
16%
16%
17'A
17
17
16%
29
1674
29%
29%
29%
28%
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71%
*70%
71%
71%
10
Franklin Stores Corp..
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Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
107'A
.
1
100
Sulphur
197%,
4,400
No pa/
5
Mineral
107
A
:•}■
.—2.50
common
preferred
Freeport
28%
45%
45%
No par
2nd
A
Stores
Mach
3%%
3%%
4S% Mar
77
Food
6
28%
28%
41'A
common
Power Corp
Florida Power 8c Light Co
WW
Ltd
Mar 11
46
2,800
•
19'/a
$4.20' divld pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
4% convertible preferred
July
63%
2
8
95
63
5
2
212
63 Va
No par
Jan
16
1
62
41
_
35% Jan
17% Jan
2
4,500
11,400
64%
Florida
Fair
8%
18%
64
100
Food
87
July 10
29% July 16
50% Jan
2
July
Co
8%
18%
62
>:
64%
19%
Inc
preferred
conv
8%
18%
62
18'A
64
com
9
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
95
Flintkote
Feb
117% Jun
31% Mar
Lines
Rubber
Corp
Co
Carpet
28'A
9,000
8%
18%
3
8%
58'A
22%
1
Firstamerica
13% Apr
441/4 Jun
57%
*22
—No par
4%% preferred
First National Stores
80% Jan
104
2
Coach
8c
57
22%
1
Firestone Tire
56
*22
10
Fiberboard Paper Prod
Fifth Avenue
Filtrol Corp
Shares
1
9
61%
61%
45%
5
8%
Sales for
the Week
July 24
25
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
26% Jun
60'A
57
.
July 28
,
...
■/•«'
54%
,
Friday
18%
.
28
1
PRICES
Thursday
...
—"sTso
Dept Stores
5
4
2
89
preferred
14
16
30
100
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co common
26
43
35% Oct
July 20
19
9% Jan
Jun
17
Apr
3
33% July 18
Jan
104
18%
20% Jan
94
29
7% Jan
16
Mar 11
Corp
"————ITl
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
8%
60% Jun
112% Dec
3
12% Jan
447/aJan
151
53%
9%
12
37
87
12
54 %
8%
4.60%
SALE
July 22
53'A
Federated
HIGH
Wednesday
July 21
5
10% Sep 29
25
6% Mar 10
Oct
19% Jan
ND
Tuesday
July 20
"2
_
Corp
22% Nov 21
15 y4 Apr
28
6
LOW
Monday
Par
6% Dec
7
85% Dec
107% Dec
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13
11% Jan
16% Apr
38% Apr
»
-
*
Highest
Oct
55
May 19
3% Apr
Lowest
—
1
27%
2774
100
70%
70'%
j
22%
5
common
-
-
r 20%
'■
7%
26%
17,200
17,800
600
2,000
v
71 %•
*71
22%
23%
oca 22%
2574'
2674
25%
26
49
49
600
*71
G
T
14% Dec
Jan
8% Jan
48
July
20% Jan
35
Dec
32
12% Jan
17% Nov 17
40% Jan
Jan
27
17
Jan
51 % Dec
45% Dec
3% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
45% Jan
12
33
May 11
31
27
Jun
9
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
391/4 Jan 27
4
46
Jan
19
56% May 21
2
38
Feb
9
9
7% Oct 22
5% Jan
7
50% Jun
8
11
Mar
24% Jan
34
Oct
22
3J % Jan
8
17"% Nov
12
17'% Jan
5
5% Apr
13
5%
3% Jan
7% Nov 20
52% Apr
26% Jan
67% Nov 26
42
Apr
9
36% Dec
15
8
22 %•
26%
22%
2374
25'A
25%
26%
25 %
2674
49'%
49%
49
49
49
49
30'%
31
30
30'%
30
30 '/a
30
30
29%
30
2.10Q
51
51%
51-%"
52
52
52
52
52
*51%
52
1,400
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44'%
44%
common
preferred
Co
Gardner-Denver
Garrett Corp
23%
25
50
No par
convertible
Gamewell
Co
5
2
—
Gar
19 % Mar
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
371/2 Jan
14% Jan
Gabriel
Wood
4%%
Industries
Inc
6'%
6'A
6'4
6'%
*31%
33'%
*31'%
1
177%
33'%
18'%
1
preferred
General
Acceptance
6%
Corp
General
Feb
64% Jan
1
50
com
convertible
American
Indus
com
Oct
6% convertible preferred
General American Investors
$4.50 preferred
.50
9% Jan
125
Jan
8
30 % Apr
43% Dec
75
93% Jun 27
Jan
11
38% Mar 26
75% J.un
25% May
7% Nov
~9% Nov~To
7
14
Apr
10
29% Dec
55
Apr
29
57
7% Feb
26
May 19
10% Mar 25
42V2 Apr
45% May 11
84
27 %
27%
21 Va
28
2774
28'%
2774
28 Va
27'A
2774
7,900
62'%
63'A
61'%
61%
62'%
63
60%
63%
61'A
62
7,900
1274
4,700
74% Feb
6
40
74% Feb
9
98
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
18
16% Feb
9
38% May
60% Jan
2
89% Dec 30
88% Jan
5
117
Jun
3
104
52
Nov
6
45
2
Jun
Corp
9
17
Mar 25
5
Gen
84% Apx_21
May 21
July 9
Cigar
Contract
General
Finance
27
8
General
Instrument
120% May 25
General
Mills
Mar
3
5%
58% July
7
General
112% Mar
4
114
Outdoor
Portland
45% May 11
General
31% Jan
28
29% Jan
2
52 Va Feb
52% Jan
15
15% Jan
38%
87
Mar
$5
17% Jan
3
28% Sep
16
25% Jan
2
31
8%
4,800
33%
34
35
34'%
3574
33%
34%
33%
34
51
51%
51%
5174
51%
52%
51%
52'/a
51%
51%
7,600
51,000
54,200
31%
80%
81%
81
81%
8074
80 74
8 l3/8
33'A
32'%
32 74
32%
32%
*32%
33
*32%
33'A
91'%
92 74
92
93'%
94'%
95'%
9474
96
93%
95
6,100
27%
28'%
27'%
28'%
28
287«
2774
28 '/a
27%
28
13,800
105'A
106'A
106'%
109
109'%
110
107
107
106'%
106%
106%.
107%
5574
56%
1%
53%
55'A
53%
55
*104%
105'A
104%
105
*82%
15
83
105
56
105
83
108
106%
104%
-
81'%
109%
108%
106%
107
5,300
109%
470
10674
5674
56%
105'%
105'A
57%
105%
82%
82%
140,400
1,700
4874
46%
46%
46%
46%
800
40'%
41%
3974
40%
17,600
Corp
1
40'%
40 74
40
4074
40%
40%
4074
4074
40%
4074
13,800
No par
*32 'A
33 %
33'%
*32'%
33%
32'%
32%
*32'A
No par
*59
59%
59
59
*59%
5974
59%
5974
59
60'%
59
60
58'%
59%
5874
59'%
59%
$3 convertible preferred
preference
No par
60'%
10c
1
*82'%
%
*32'%
83
83
50
2
General
5%
5'A
5'/a
5'%
5'%
2474
25'A
24%
25'%
2474
25
2474
25
24%
35%
35'%
35
74
35%
3574
3574
37%
36'A
37%
Refractories
May 22
General
Steel
2,000
25
35'%
Realty & Utilities
General
500
59%
59%
2.50
Corp
7
30Q
33
__6.67
Utilities
500
41'%
Railway Signal
Jan
190
2,000
8 Va
46'%
Public
62% July
J Ni
80%
Public Service.:
21
3%
27%
83
General
2
8'%
83
27%
40%
General
7
4,200
*80%
.
83
General
12% July
42%
2774
46%
41%
39% Feb
46% Jan
42
8074
27%
39%
26
4
41%
8074
46%
27
30
4174
—
40
26
24% Sep
4,500
46'A
$1.60
47% Dec
3
36%
39
$2.98
13
35%
46'A
May 25
60% May 6
32% Jan
3774
1
60% July 20
5% Jan 15
18
2,000
37
52%
No par
37
July 10
.8
120
974
150
%
Co
Cement
2
Jan
8'%
151 %
9'A
150
9%
33 %
Advertising
Equipt
preferred
conv
8
-
1274
v
9%
150
No par
preferred
conv
8
60
1
Preferred $3.75 series
3
8
1,600
1
33
Dec'lS
8 '/a
Corp
58% July 22
5% Jun 16
6
20
2774
100
34%
1
24% Jun
21 Va Apr
Oct
81
27'%
1274
45%
94
No par
Precision
20
6
42
81
27%
No par
General
7
41%
82
27-%
100
General
2
42'%
82
27%
Motors Corp common
52
Apr 24
43% May 25
31% Feb 24
Jan
41%
83
preferred
4
May 26
4
42
27%
,
common
7
41
44% Jan
41'%
*80%
Corp__;
8
Jan
3774
„2
Corp
42 % Jan
Aug 25
27
37'%
Co
Finance
80% Jun
May
38%
12%
34'A
*93 %
5
Electric
19
Dec
37%
12%
152
*42%
94
5
_
Foods
23
44
39'%
Corp
General
103% Jun
6
37%
1
General
117% Jan 16
92% Jtn 22
Aug 29
Jan
974
Inc__
Co
37
83
34
12%
9%
*93
151'%
9'%
No par
com
Dynamics Corp
30% Jan
6
12%
151'%
9%
Controls Co
2
19
1274
150'%
9%
1st preferred
General
50% July 16
31
Sep
Cable
4%
12%
150'%
9'%
5
General
19
29
79% Dec
33% Jan
General
12»%
151'%
Corp
66% Jan
67% Nov
34% Dec
105% Oct
Bronze
39% Mar 18
8
105
5
2
100
General
General
94
No par
Corp
28
24
2
Jan
Texas
common
5
13
Apr
19% Jan
Co
com
preferred
Bancshares
Mar 17
79% Dec
48
10
$8
General
29% May 27
9% Jan
2
8
18
Jan
153
4,400
34'%
Baking
9
9
3474
100
2,000
18%
674
45'%
5
28
45%
3474
674
34'%
Transportation—1.25
Jan
*42%
18
*93'%
Oil
7% Feb
6%
*42'%
Amer
34y4 Jun
6%
93'%
Amer
138
6%
34%
General
5
6%
45'%
General
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
6%
5,200
93'%
General
38% Nov
18'%
17%
6%
5,00Q
674
33
34'%
14% Jan
141
18
1774
6%
44%
*42'%
67% Mar 11
Dec
19% Jan
6%
*32%
94
9
of
43%
6%
44%
16
Co
44%
33
34'%
121/8 Jun
22
6%
33
34
7
Jan
674
33
44%
39
36% Feb
13,700
*93
July 15
27% July 21
96i/2 Jan
67%
*32
'
1
93
9
102
25
18
74
49
100
31% Jun
18
14% Nov
15
11
Apr
40% Sep
51 % Feb
94
24% Feb
18
5,300
22%
'
*48%
10c
5%
5%
5'A
20,000
574
21,300
7,600
13'%
13%
13'%
13
13
13
13
13
13
1,400
60
59%
6074
59'%
60
60 Va
60%
60
62
6,300
28%
28%
28 %
28'%
2774
2874
28%
29%
29%
29%
5,500
28%
—1
13%
59
10
Castings Corp
5%
28%
28
28
*27%
29
2674
'
■
1'
.•'•
General
23
Feb
Jan
Nov
11
27% Sep
4
28
14
25
2
2
29% Feb
3
$1.32
24
29% Feb
13
$1.30
preferred
7
$1.30
preferred
34%
Feb
78% July 24
35
Dec~31
26% July
60
Jan" "2
Jan
22'A Apr
7
50'A Dec
16
83
Feb
3
90 % Aug
1
90
129
Apr
29
258
104% May 28
Jan
79
12
Feb
44 % Jan
275
Dec
15
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
2
99
Dec
4
98-
2
27% Dec 29
27
Jan
May 8
92% Mar 26
Jan
20'A Jan
83
90% Jan
84% Jan
415
Apr
99% Mar
104
3
Tele
General
Time
General
Tire
28% Jan
7
Gillette
7
39'A Dec
10
36% Jan
8
53% May
48% July
8
Glmbel
89'A Jan
21
27
96 % Apr
1
16
94% May 21
24'/a Dec 22
921/2 Jan
15 % Apr
7
27% Jan
8
13% Apr
29
2% Jan
157%Jan
16
175
7
22
3% Jan
~3% May"l5
2
■
Jan
21% Jun
12
172
July 10
Jan
9
53% May 19
81% Dec
29
76% Jan
14
12
124% Dec
30
117% Jan
7
69
Feb
30
Jan
2
39 'A Nov
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
1
Jan
2
3 Va Dec
3
3
4% Jan
8%
9
Oct" 13
<8%
il % Jan
15
'*<
Oct
41
Dec
2
38% Jan.
88
July
8
74
5% Jan
3
Dec
17
Brewing Co
Gold 8c Stock Telegraph Co
1
261/2 Jan
2
451/8 July
1
49"%, Jan
8
Goodrich Co
2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Feb
19
4
May 28
Mar 17
Gould-National
Grace
&
Gt
5
Great
Northern
18
Great
31% Dec
4
29
26% July 21
47% Feb
14% Jan
2
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
24% May 29
80% Jun
9
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85%
4
22% Jan
2
10% Jan
10
51/2 Jun
16
141 %
May
8
5
7%
Iron
Western
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
88% Jan
20
Ore
Ry
*395
440
96
*96
~50
90
97
60
10174
10174
36
35'%
35%
35'%
35%
34%
3474
34
34%
6,200
48%
50'A
49%
51%
49%
50%
50 Va
51%
5074
51%
53,900
58%
58%
58'%
58%
58'%
58'%
57'%
58%
*56%
56%
21%
22%
21%
227-4
21%
2274
21%
22
21%
2174
50%
51%
50'%
5174
51%
52
5174
52%
5174
52%
10,100
47
46%
47'A
3,600
5
45'%
45%
45
45%
45%
96%
*95
96'%
*95%
97%
23%
23%
23%
2274
45%
*45
96'A
*95
23'A
23'A
23
123
22'%
*95
*10174
*95
102
,1.700
17,100
,
96
2,800
2C %
27
25'4
2674
25
2574
25
2674
25%
23%
26%
_10
48%
49
48%
4974
49'%
4974
49%
4974
4974
4974
9.100
22 'A
22 'A
2174
22 'A
21%
22
21%
21%
21'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
374
37a
3%
3%
2174
3%
5,200
197
200
*180'%
*180'%
96'%
147
1874
39
39'%
.39%
52'A
53 'A
517%
527%
2%
9%
274
2%
274
.4
_
1
10
96%
96'%
142
9%
9%
99
145'%
974
3%
230
*180%
230
*180%
127,000
1,700
150
230
96
9774
95%
96%
95'A
96%
11,200
142
143%
141%
144%
142%
143'A
11,300
39%
39%
39%
40
52 74
39%
51%
39%
51'%
52 3 4
50%.
52%
10,800
74
27a
274
2%
274
3%
50,800
10%
4,900
13.900
2
9%
10
9%
10
10
1,600
Sugar
com
Green (H L) Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
issued
4'A%
5
*7%
7 %
7'%
8%
7%
8%
774
8%
8%
35%
3574
3574
3674
36%
37%
37%
37'%
37 Va
12.50
74'%
76
74
76'%
7574
76%'
76%
77
76%
8'A
37%
77%
45%
46'A
46%
467%
46
4674
4574
46%
45%
46
*78'%
80
80
1
Co__1
15%
16
15%
16'A
1574
16
15%
1574
14%
15%
21,500
41'%
42 'a
41'%
42'%
42%
4374
42%
43 'A
42%
42%
27,900
30%
30%
preferred
80
79
*
'
80
78%
78%
78
5.500
5.100
5,000
Va
310
78
30%
30%
30 34
*30%
30%
4.100
49%
50'A
49'%
50%
50
30%
50%
30%
25
49%
50'A
49'A
50%
5.400
No pai
53%
54
53%
54%
54%
55
547a
55
54%
5474
No par
100
30'4
-
2674
23%
26%
135'A
135'%
135%
1
26%
3
x22
*21%
*87
3
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
10
Guantanamo Sugar
1
16
430
96
102%
30% Mar 30
Jan
*390
97
96
102'%
Prop_No par
Co
preferred
When
Jan~28
Tea
Northern Paper Co
Great
39% Dec
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
Pacific
2
146% Jun
2
Atlantic
27
2
30
common
59% Apr
30% Feb
2
430
97
10374
100
*
31% July
54% Jan
2
*390
*95%
10374
5
Steel
Great
22'A Jan
409
20,000
95
5
Co
(W T) Co
Northern
91
75%
*85
409
97
9,700
89
74%
95
*102'%
1
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinsen Stores
4
6,
76%
*85
145'%
Batteries Inc.!
16% July 17
84% Mar
9174
7474
95
10
(W R) 8c Co
Union
90%
*85
No par
(B F)
55% Jan
,'li20% Jan
131% Jan
25%. Mar 23
7574
100
Grant
12
92%
747 a
75%
95
1
:
.
48
10
Jun
Goebel
Inc
2
Oct
89%
72%
*85
5
—_——7—
Co
Globe-Wernicke
Granite City
7
135
.
77% July 24
26
88'%
No par
7
8% Jan
12
common
Grand
39% Jun
31
17
Apr 30
2
30% Jan
Brothers
$4.50 preferred
10% Mar 18
15
Dec
Co„
-
37% July 22
11
59
87
73%
1
Co
Co
15
22
88'A
72'A
*2574
4
Products
Oil
Graham-Paige Corp common—
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
61
Sep
51% Nov
24
Apr
9% Dec
Jun
87%
*27'%
10
Corp
1
July
11
3
Getty
—
154
5
28
Gerber
Inc
103% Jun
4
May
46
July 20
54% July 15
56
22
200
40% Feb
62'A Nov 20
Jaii" 31
24% May 20
4% Jan 28
1
Jun
131,200
Glidden
27
2
6% July 14
78%
29% July 13
27
32
77%
50% Jan
42% Apr
2% Jan
8% May
"
78%
Gladding McBean 8c Co
5
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1
351/4 Jan
—
76%
80c
44% Mar 18
44
76%
35'%
201/2 Jun 23
5
7474
1
15
Dec
75'%
409
14
47
72%
*95%
30'A Oct
9
7274
*102'%
49'A Oct
Apr
70%
*380
3
28
1,000
100
3
217/8 July
26%
100
10
'
26%
100
33'A Apr
•21% Jan
23
26
83 %c
com
preference
44% Jan
Mar 30
70
26
5'%%
Georgia-Pacific
71
2674
2574
95
24
23
*2574
25%
*85
j'23 % Jan
Jun
26%
2574
100
Genesco
54% Apr
*25%
x25%
preferred
4%% conv preference
$5 preference
28
17
26%
26'A
*26
10
Rub
140
*27'%
x26%
26'A
10
Corp
8c
29
29
26%
.25
B)
4'A %
36% Apr
_
25
25
(series
Electronics
8c
26
53
Dec~29
28
Genl
preferred
Jan
40% Jun
64%
Telephone Co of Florida—
Jan
26% Jun
27
25% Apr 28
16%
'
■
•
25'A
*6
26%
136
27
26%
2674
26%
♦1357a
136'%
*135%
136 %
2674
136
2 7'A
136
27
26'4
2674
26 Va
26%
2674
2674
26%
2674
22%
2174
22 74
21%
22%
21%
22
2174
22
22%
*21%
22 74
*21'%
89
*87
89
*37
25%
6'%
25%
*6
25'%
6'%
25%
6
22'%
*21%
22%
*21%
*87
88 '/a
*87
25
25%
80
14,200
9,100
88%
2574
"
2274
89
7,200
3,800
"
25%
6
25%
*6
6%
5%
6
7,100
400
IS
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
20
.
.
.
(372)
Monday, July 27, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lw»nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
U
May
Mar
28 % Nov 17
75% D«c 22
129
Dec 16
9
82
5
101
Feb
25
25% Jan
6
24
Sep
Oct
May 29
96
19
30
102 % July 14
10
100
July 21
109
preferred..
9
Gulf Oil Corp
25,
-
110%
28'A
"76'%
109
;
Common
23%
29
29
*76%
78
109
110
28%
78
110%
Friday
108%
Shares
29
29
78
109%
*76
the Week
July 24
Thursday
July 23
29%
*76
78
108%
2,300
-i-
1097%
24,600
307%
9,700
•
30%
*84
87%
*89
No par
....
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
Water
58
Apr
25% J an
1
71% May 19
Halliburton
Oil Well Cementing
5
29% May 22
Hall (W F) Printing Co...
May 25
99% Jun
V
29
78
Utilities Co—
44% Feb 20
100
9
Apr
28%
*76%
110%
par
No par
3
91
May
$5
89% Apr 13
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
104% Mar 3
105'% Mar 4
87% July 20
1
Jun
25
31% July
9
Jun
83
13
#5% Jan
99% Sep
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No
Gulf States
23
84
90
79
Wednesday
July 22
Tuesday
July 21
Monday
July 20
Par
EXCHANGE
30% Feb 17
July 13
127% Jan 22
2
71% Mar
107% Jun
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE rRICES
STOCKS
Eange for Previous
Lowest
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
*4.40 dividend preferred'
100
$4.44 dividend preferred-——100
$5 dividend preferred—.:
100
$5.08 dividend preferred
100
*100
*101%
30%
307a
*83
84%
88%
88%
*89
91
101
101%
*101% 103
30%
83
'88
30%
84
88'%
*89 V 91
*100., 101'%
*101'% 103
30%
85
88'%
91
101%
103
-
30%
30%
30%
*83
84'%
*88
89%
*89
91
*101
102
*101% 103
*83
84'%
60
*88%
89%
190
*89
91
*101
102
*101%
103
"30
H
39V* Jan
49 % Apr
20
Jan
x
7
2
47% July
3
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
*
21
13% May 20
24% Dec
8
70
Dec
8
Jan
2
99
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
26% Jan
Jan
13
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
30
Jan
20% Apr
22% Jan
20
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
41
2
30
123
26
«Nov 19
6
10
47% Dec
Mar 17
140
30
Feb
6
19"
39 '/a Jan
5
88
July 23
Hamilton Watch Co
105
20 % Mar 31
28'/a Jun
July 22
65 Vs
May
132
52% May
44% Jt»n
5
2 6'/a Feb
34
Mar
3
Jan
48
July 15
30% Jan
1
13
44% Dec
30
38
29
29% Nov
14
36'/a Nov
18
34
Apr
17
7% Jan
16
12% Apr
Doc
22
36% Jun
9
39% Apr
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
51 % Dec
31
52% Jan
2
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
43% Jan
2
67
Nov
10
64% Jan
2
83% Oct
7
Jun
25
9% Dec
38
6
59% July
2
Jan 13
44% Feb
6
13
20
90'A May
5
84
12
27% Apr
14
34
8
30% Apr
16
34% May 11
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
33% July 14
37% Mar 13
19% Nov
10
16% Jan
25% Jun
Nov
20
50
61
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
118
v
7
Jan
24
2
118% Apr
3
Apr
70% Nov
23
63% Jan
19
66
Jan
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
Jan
26% Jan
14
35% Nov
20
11% Jan
13
15% Sep
29
Jan
117
60
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
3
72% July 21
19
108% Jun
July 16
80
July
16
9
46% Apr
~9%
Jan
Hercules
Powder
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate
40% July
2
14% July 22
21
Jan
2
17
37
May 21
Jan
5
31% Jan
7
9
41% Dec
3
37% Jun
17
41
Feb
12
13
39% Sep
16
30% Apr
28
74 Va Dec
29
84
Jun
6
73% Jun
25
37'A Jan
80'A Mar
90
Jun
6
12
85V2 Mar
6
96% Jan
30
75
Jan
22
16% Jan
26
81
Dec
1
92
2
2
37%
22%
38%
8.100
42,000
71
109
109
110
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)—_
5%
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
39%
39%
39%
-15%
15%
15%'
14%
32 %
31%
33
32%
15
33%
5% Jan
40% Apr
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
Howe
14
63
Oct
13
53% Jun
24
66
Mar 17
Hudson
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
5
23% May 18
93
2
5% Jan
7
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
35
Jun
25
8% July 22
38% Jan 29
13% Jan
2
24 % Dec
1
19% Apr
22
23% July
M% Feb
11
50
Dec
88% Jan
13
50%
Dec~31
31
42% Mar 18
30% Jan
89% Jan
2
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
47
46
Apr
31
35
Jun
40
Jun
15
9
42
July
Inc
preferred series A
Hupp Corp
Jan
Apr
17
Ideal
21
Illinois Central RR Co
12
41% Mar 23
Cement
Illinois
Power
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
15% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
86
Oct"!
18% Jun
5
"43
20
Oct" 13
29% Dec
12
21% Apr
95% Jan
Jun
Dec
30
26% Sep
30
1
May
7
163
May
6
8
55
July
6
S
A
De
;
—
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
7
July 16
16% Nov
7
71
13
136
32% July 14
40
25
41% Oct
11
Feb
Dec
4
Inland
Steel
13
18
May
7
30
2
6
Jan
.
31 % July 7
488
May 29
57% July 10
153'A Jan 14
35% Apr
79
12% Jan
19
May
127
94
11% Apr
58% Apr
69
2
4
July 21
Mar 12
July 24
Jan
16% Jan
Mar 20
30
July 21
27'A Jun
105
88'A Jun
33% Jan
Jun
28
2
23
172% July 15
37
Corp
preferred
4%%
Interlake
Iron
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
81%
Jan
3
33% Oct
17
Int'l
Business
Int'l
Harvester
7%
22
May 28
13% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
Dec
2
31
4%
International Paper
$4 preferred
Int'l
28% Feb
9
37
17% Jun
9
July 10
19% Mar
35% Aug
7
33,% Jun
15
38
38% Jun
10
36 % Jun
19
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
33% Jun
9
40% Apr
37% Jan
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
15Mi Jan
2
19Mi Feb 25
26% Sep
33% Oct
t2
90% May 12
Jan
15
£% Dec~23
3
37
88
15
Jan
23
20
7
28
86
Jun
4
57
Jun
26
88
82
31
50% Jun 23
52% Dec
56% Dec
31
49 y# Feb
9
61
30
59% Jan
2
38
May 22
see
page
26
92%
8%
92%
7%
37%
92 %
*92
93
92
92
210
288,00Q
2,000
3,000
7
97
8
46% Mar 24
2
7%
48
48%
48'A
47%
47
47%
46%
47
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36 %
37
47%
47
48
47%
48
47 '/a
48%
46%
47%
11,400
38'A
7,900
37
22
,
21%
x47
8%
37%
22%
37%
21%
38%
7%
*37%
21%
8%
37%
21%
7%
58
46
*42
42 7a
38
38%
38
23
42%
*42
42%
50
48
43
*47
48
2,100
45
45
45
140
46%
*45
46%
45
*42
42%
*42
42%
*42
42%
*42%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38
38'a
37%
8%
8 "A
*8'%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
,
90
43
*45
%
*41%
.
43%
28%
29%
29
97%
*149
29
29%
98%
153
98'A
*149
39%
39 'A
*30%
31.%
38%
31%
*30%
*89
28%
35
34%
35
35
91
34%
89
89
*88
28%
28%
433
443
439
29%
29%
439
434
52%
51%
39
39 %
31%
39%
39 %
*30%
"149
153
51%
52 %
51'A
51%
*149
97%
98%
98%
99
26%
29%
29%
29%
153
51'A
50
%
8%
4
1,400
8 V4
2,300
28%
33,700
37 3
39%
98 %
52%
39%
39%
31%
29%
29%
35%
35
35%
35%
36
90
88
89
88
89
*30%
29%
30
435
439
*30%
30
437%
434%
4,300
153
14,900
5,200
600
6,700
1.50
31%
1,800
436
28,200
55
34,100
52%
547 a
54%
55%
54%
55%
54'%
144%
145 »/4
145 'A
145%
145%
146%
145%
146%
1,320
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32 %
32'4
32 %
7,600
78
78
78%
79
80
79
79
7.50
54
26%
26%
26%
101 %
103%
102%
16%
17'A
16%
17'/a
126%
90%
125%
126%
90'A
90%
12'A
12'A
11%
11 %
59%
60%
59%
60
12 'A
*60%
*90
61
165
168
166
168
*166
6,200
21,800
17%
18
26,000
125%
127
15,200
11%
90%
12
160
500
23 %
104
17%
90%
500
11 %
12%
*591%
60 %
1,100
240
91
*
60%
*59%
171
103
80
125%
91
'
23%
104%
17
125%
*78'A
25
24
103%
a
125%
*11%
No par
26%
104 5
17%
100
common
103%
125%
No par
Shoe
24%
26%
105
16%
90%
t
*79
125'A
*90
161
161
1,000
161
35%
35%
35'%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
353a
3,700
44
.No par
25
%
44
44 %
46%
46
47%
46%
47
46
467-8
11,100
33
*32%
33
'A
*
*32%
32 7
25
*32 »/#
32 %
33
Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
36%
37'%
37%
38'A
38 Va
39
38%
39%
38%
39%
36
36%
37%
38%
37'A
38%
37%
37 7
8
37%
38%
35%
35%
X35'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
2,800
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power
19
19
19
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
2,600
34%
34%
34 3 a
34%
34% -34%
34%
34%
37%
3734
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
6.100
35
35
35
35
35%
35%
35%
2.300
preferred
.
International
3.50
$6
preferred
5
34%~ -34%
1
37%
37 7
35
35%
_lo
33%
50c
j
5
Breaker
*121
Co..IIII5
Co
Inc
3%%
preferred
:
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones
5%
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co.
39
123
48
20%
20%
20%
5
common
.
s
47%
Jefferson
Tea
*32 %
33
"
Co.."
Jewel
Jun
48
4,400
8,600
5
Feb
Apr 21
38%
38 %
Lake Sulphur Co:
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd„100
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
103% Feb 16
'/a
7%
37%
21%
%
May 12
27
2,800
145%
...No par
com
;
Jaeger Machine Co
23% Jan
31 A Jan
July 23
11
For footnotes
92
52%
common
preferred..
International Salt
I-T-E Circuit
79
Jan
1,700
93
7%
36%
*47%
100
Rys of Cent Amer
50% Mar 18
May 7
20'/4 Jun 25
24
99% Aug
54% Oct
22
144'A
com
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
Jan
31
4
55
22
*45
1
___5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
45
Jan
Dec
54%
22
.
No par
20
43
3
•;
21
123
2
23
Mar
May 27
Mar 24
36% Jan
34 Mi Apr
83
Dec
93
5
118% May 13
35
Apr
6
100
5%
16
2
10
24%
54%
22
48
5
common.
International Mining Corp
..5
Int'l Nickel of Canada
No par
International Packers Limited
.1
35% Feb
38% July 21
1
preferred.;
45% May
3
28% Mar 19
17
13
24%.
54%
22'A
21%
38
20
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
32% July 15
28
Jan
23,400
24%
54%
21%
100
International
87% Jan
34% Nov 14
25
25
54%
49
common
International Silver
31- Jan
89% Jan
83
91
70
15%
24%
98
Machines
28
10
32% Sep
118
83
90
69%
15'A
54%
153
preferred
12
Feb
84
91
70%
15%
25
98
Corp
Jan
Feb
*82%
91
70
*15%
6,300
930
50
120
15,000
2,800
21%
*149
Inspiration Cons Copper
47 % Apr
37
77%
21%
_No par
24
125
*75%
21%
No par
Co
28
Jan
88
70%
15>A
*91
200
76%
54%
—.100
95% Feb
111
33
33
76%
35%
1
,
preferred
87% July 13
17% Feb
31
96 %
33
32%
33'A
77%
84
93
70%
15%
33
*76%
*82%
600
6,100
47%
—100 pesos
Interchemical
86% Jan
122% Nov
38%
4,400
Mexico
Iijisuranshares Ctfs Inc
13
-13% Dec
13
.....
Electrica
29
27
Oct
•5% Feb 27
Jan
50% Mar 18
32
50
...
22
140% Jun 26
7% Jan
preferred
50
preferred
4.20% preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Apr
9
95
38%
*38
7%
21
47
_15
common
37% Jun
15
•7% Jan
29 % July 16
109
11
100
18
2
Dec
25
10% Feb
24
Jun
Sep
Apr 29
26
33 % Sep
§8
45% Mar 18
41
15
44
21% Aug
39
39
48
166
2
21%
48
3
17
93
71
15%
21%
43%
~2
Jan
15'A
24'.'#
84
7%
*20%
21%
41 %
Jan
7
77%
7%
21%
21%
*40%
Oct
70% Jan
33%
76%
*82%
*91
70%
7%
20%
*42%
7
73
32%
7%
41%
27
13
*38
90%
22
43':,
143
78% Jun
39
'
21'A
41%
2
28% July
7%
21%
*42 %
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
*21
22
-
2,900
7%
36%
21%
36%
21%
5
Co
*38
7%
21%
*89
38%
29% Jan
Jan
21%
90%
42%
43% May
36% Jan
25
v
10
27% Mar 26
94
7%
*20%
21%
*89
41 %
41% July 8
36% Jun 26
151
7%
21%
21
90
38%
Industria
65
7%"•»
21%
No par
4.42%
166
*89
*89
42%
14
Jun
90%
90
*88%
*40 %
Jan
8
-v 46
42%
41 %
47
12
.47%
43%
45% July
13
57%
46%
38%
23
9% Nov
56%
47%
*40%
Jun
24% Nov
56%
46%
41%
*42%
51
2
56%
40%
42
50
2
25
24,500
42
57%
45%
50
45% Dec
Jan
5,900
46%
41%
56%
preferred
4.70%
6% Apr
57%
42
58%
45%
preferred
5
14
42%
41%
4.26%
Jan
3
41%
56%
42
57%
43%
4.08%
50
20
13%
23%
29%
4
46 % May 25
47% Feb
*28%
13%
3
22
38% Nov
*23
29%
13
Apr
% Jan
2
23%
*28%
43% Feb
52
2
23%
29%
47
1
89% Jan
13%
23%
2
Dec
42% Dec
13
23%
5
Co
13%
2,300
3,000
11,800
3,200
1,600
*28%
50
Idaho Power Co
32
13%
1
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
39%
15%
31%
29%
100
common.
39%
15%
32%
23%
5
com
39%
14%
31%
12%
93
7
Indust
39
9
21
Jun
9
5%
&
1
;
55% Jan
1
47% Jan
29
Hunt Foods
Co
39%
14%
23%
2i%
Stores Corp
Sound
900
*28%
54-%
Howard
115%
29%
(Delaware)—_—l
100
No par
240
115%
116
23%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
100
—
preferred.
72
13%
33'A
75%
84
93
70%
15%
25%'
54%
Houston Lighting & Power
23%
*71
13
32%
75%
*82%
*91
70
15%
24%
50
39%
110
111
23%
39
52
28
38% Dec
48
Apr
39%
*109%
111
*28%
25
preferred
preferred
114%
117
31'A
*38
4.40%
112'%
39%
Household Finance common—No par
3%%
preferred^
100
4%
111%
-15%
preferred
convertible
*71
1
Houdailje-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25
109%
111
2.50
12.50
convertible
*109%
350
38%
23%
July 24
87% Jan
14,300
71
Jun
19
71%
23
90
20
70%
38
651/4 Jun
6% Oct
71%
72
81
87% Dec
71
71
38% v
23%
17
2
72
70%
37
22%
Nov
17
71
69
500
71
75
2% Jan
72%
20%
22%
97'/4 Aug 13
72% Jan
2,800
20%
3,200
36%
12
*
20%'
34%
20%
71
20
15
20%
34%
20%
,
22
Feb
11% Jan
20%
34%
21%
36%
>2% Jun
17
*20%
34'A
21
71
90% Apr
9% Apr
27% Jan
35
22%
23
36% Jan
*34%
36%
82% Jun
5
34'A
71
31
Feb
34'A
21%
Jan
24
35
36%
92
32% Apr 30
33
■
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
Hooker Chemical Corp 'com.
5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Hotel Corp of America common
1
9
33%
33
5
;
Homestake Mining
2
33'A
33
Heyden Newport Chem Corp..;
1
3%% preferred series A——100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
—No par
47% July 22
Feb
33%
33
700
65% Jan
7
33%
33
8,400
49% Jan 21
20% July 23
33%
32%
41%
30
19% Jun
33%
32%
*34%
.
84
85
33%
32%
33
77%'
Jan
28
*83
83
33'A
33'A
*84
*84
*83
86
33%
*32%
41%
35
21
85
86
8,600
1,600
3,400
*76%
39% Apr 29
53% Mar 9
20
83
41%
16
8% Nov
82
1
77%
20
23% Nov
14
81
41%
31
29'/4 Nov
14'A
79%
77%
67% Dec
7
14'%
78%
*109%
39% Nov
2
14
78
59%
78%
7
10
14
80
43%
2
Jan
14
78%
109%
24
Jan
14
41%
29'A Apr 22
8
59%
14
77
1,400
3,400
*77%
24% Jun
15% Feb
*38%
59%
78%
5
19
9%
61%
60'A
39%
60%
39'A
60%
13%
*38'A
43%
2
13
6
9%
*38%
59%
39'A
60%
14%
39%
78%
23% Apr
5
9%
6,600
6,000
42%
32% Jan
Sep
'
42%
31%
45%
9%
45'A
9%
•
79%
39% Feb
85
10
if
43%
27% Feb
2
42
31
45
3,600
109%
21% Jan
15% Apr 27
22
42%
31%
45
45%
79'A
42%
12
12
30%
45%
9%
1,500
20
56
124
45—
109%
.—
21
Nov" 14
30%
17,500
1,970
13,100
1.000
1
—
May
25% Dec
30
42%
45
41%
77
2 1/12
47% Dec
3
2
55%
*122%
55%
45%
41%
29%
'
32%
52'A
100
23% July 22
July 22
44%
x45%
43'A
42%
28
110
110
31%
52%
200
6,500
2,200
No par
72
85
56
124
43%
30%
59%
No par
Corp
13% Jan
6
122%
55%
*122%
47%
9%
preferred—_25
64% Jan
July
55%
122%
56
124
47
*38%
1
Hertz Co
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
32% May
30
110
31%
52%
"29%
9%
10
common
26%
*106
31%
52'A
45
61%
28
61%
26%
27%
26%
42%
39'A
100
'
52
27%
105
31%
52%
45
62
47%
1
Hercules Motors
25%
101 31%
*44%
61%
26%
45
31%
9%
_
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
Holland Furnace Co
5
Holly Sugar. Corp common
.10
5% convertible preferred—30
12%
20
17% Jan
noncumulative
27
39% Jan'22
28% Jun
25% Jan
7%
25%
100.
32%
52
*44%
62%
26%
30
25
3.65% preferred—:
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W> common
44%
62
26%
42
5
*.
45%
62%
26%
42%
42%
' 43%
*38%
1
_
47%
5
-.10
Inc
21
52
54%
*122'%
52
55
42%
Inc
89% Feb
55
124
52
50
Industries
30% Dec
97
31%
1
2.50
common
Industries
33'/a Dec
96%
32
*122%
:
Heinz (H J) Co common
6
24%
;
Hayes
2
25
Co
Haveg
July 24
24%
96%
32
7.50
*
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America
4%% preferred
24%
100
Corp
Chemical
26%
100
Corporation
Harshaw
62
26%
._1
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
17% Jan
Feb
Harsco
61%
2.50
com
82
23% Jan
10
Harris-Intertype
61%
26%
1
common
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac
6% preferred
*44
45
*44
5
5
4% convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
33% Mar 16
122% July
32% Dec
25
.
21 '/#
*80
1
47%
82
48
33V2
*121
39
39
123
*121
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
.20 %
21%
20%
21
82
80
80
79
81
48
47%
48%
48%
49%
21
:
*81%
83
*81%
83
56%
57
56'A
57
56 %
57
70
68%
70-
69
70%
68
75%.
7.7%
75%
78'A
77%
78%
79'A
*99%
100%
...10
-
100
100
1
54
83
100
54%
*81%
54
55%
100
55%
100
56 VA
100
55%
49 %
*81%
3,600
1,300
20
20 7
*80
67,600
6,900
..
47%
21
v
83
56%
69%
48%
*81 %
5
com
100
5
:
40
121
47'%
20%
20%
20%
47
39%
*119
121
47%
47%
47%
39 %
39%
121
r
47%
47'/a
*80
39%
123
*35
8
a
21%
82
49%
24,800
3,800
7,700
290
7,100
83
56%
19,400
56%
56%
69%
•
68
68
3,300
80%
79%
80
24,400
100%
57
100
5614
100
130
57
6.900
Volume
Number 5S67
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(373)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
galea fw
Year 1958
Lowest
23
Highest
Lowest
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
63
2
Jan
001/
£eu
9^ A Feb 10
-,2
£
0
110
7
112% Dec
16
i
n
May
38 % Jan
78
2
50% Dec
85
23
Feb
14
86
Oct# 29
•
1
12
57% Apr
17
12
82
28
6
103
9
96
July 31
82% Jun
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
85% July 10
50% Jan
10
88% Nov
19
92% May 29
2
10
25
85
7
July 15
94% Jar.
92% Jan
2
98
61
convertible preferred
100
US
Prejerred
convertible preferred
50
100
*46% 47'%
130
130
4%%
:
(ser of
1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
27
.
May 20
4%
preferred
/2
19
85% Feb
93
Mar 31
6
*85
87%
*85
87%
*85
*86
88%
*86
86%
*86
85%
86
37%
*37
37%
*37
37%
33
Mar
Kansas
Power
7
38
July 21
2
18% Oct
30
10% Jan
1®
4734 May 29
Kelsey
56% July 16
63
&
Electric
Co
Kendall
117% Feb
24
Kennecott
Jan
5
53% Feb
12
70% Apr
21
Jun
22
31% Apr
20
t7n
30
Jan
2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
46% Jan
16
70% Nov
21
59
Apr
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
28%
34% Jan
64
54% July 22
70% Jun
1
30
Dec
2
26% Jan
2
45% July 24
2
29% Feb
7
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
2
45% Nov
11
41% May
7
51% Mar 13
80
8
78% Sep
9
9% Feb
17
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
2
43% Nov
24% Jan
9
86
May 29
7
Jun
13-% May
31% Jun
36% July
85
6
1
7
Feb
26
17% Mar
3
34% May 11
9
43% Mar
46%
45
45%
44%
443/4
3,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,100
36%
36%
36 %
363/4
34%
35
34%
35%
7,200
7,200
45%
46%
45 3/4
46%
26% Mar
27% Jun
18
34% Jan
20
23 % Jan
22
5
34% Jan
22
133A Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Apr
22 % Jan
6
33% Dec
18
29% May
3% May 19
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
10
22
35%
38
37
36%
35%
36
35
35 %
46
45%
46%
45%
46
16
57
103%
52%
2.50
57
56%
1043/8
52%
53
56%
103%
104%
58
103%
37%
-
60
59'%
104%
* '103
53%
53%
53%
5,100
55%
54%
553/4
26%
26%
263/4
15,300
1,300
52%
523/4,
68 %
69%
44
45%
7,800
34
35
2,500
45%
45%
4,800
83%
83%
54%
56
55%
56
26%
26%
26%
26%
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Geetey Corp
_1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common...-.
10
50
69%
52
51
54
53
54%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
41%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
43
32%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
45%
45%
44%
45%
45%
46%
82
82
82%
83
S)
:
1
&
84
;
•
'
53
53%
69%
70%
44%
34
34%
45%
-
46%
84
=>83%
12,400
8,300
310
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
141/4
14%
14%
14%
6,900
34
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
341/8
3,100
37%
37%
37'/4
37%
37
37%
37
8
*20%
21%
20%
21
21
21
21
37%
21%
1
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10
Co
Co
Gas
4.327/
*83%
53%
-10
Co
IS Hi
Laclede
:00
Inc
3,500
14,100
54%
55%
27
(E J)
59%
1033/4
53%
53
54%
*26%
(S
7,200
59%
102%
60%
104
26%
53%
1
25
conv
Kress
20% July 21
15
35%
45%
No par
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
31
33%
35%
1
Cupper
5
Dec
33% Dec
22
5
Co—,.
preferred
100
45
pritr preferred
Keyst^ue Steel & Wire Co__
4%
«
45%
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
Korvette
2,500
873/4
37%
44%
Kern
4%%
88%
37%
.
—8.75
Light Co
3
22
31
*37
87
87
43%
Co
Kresge
16% May 26
Dec
.
37%
86%
86
50c
Haves
29
85%
43%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Jun
26
Ai
*37
.
85"
.
No par
Kellogg Co
43% Oct
34% July 24
41% Feb 17
41% May 12
7
51% Jun
87%
87%
88%
2
11
20
95%
*85
28% Jan
11
86
*94
*86
3
28
36%
95%
86
*94
87%
Gas
60% Nov
10
*85
88%
4%
66% Nov
80
*85
Kansas
29% Nov
*78
*86
29% Dec
2
80
100
48% Mar 25
7
49
=>78
100
38% Mar 13
25
49
78%
95%
8
Feb
400
1,700
49%
86%
10% Jan
33% Jan
130
*94
2
38
400
*122
49%
125
*85
13
20% Jan
100
135
95%
84%
500
*130
86%
Southern com___No par
non-cum
preferred
50
31,600
78%
:
80
City
64
115
48
*94
39% Feb
5
*46%
*85
36% May
90"2 Jan
115
46%
131%
95%
25% Apr
I
*78
63%
63%
115
131%
125%" 128
49%
49%
125
49%
80
46%
86%
30
13
49%
125
*78
115
47%
135
*94
38% Aug 13
105% Oct
*119
62%
62%
115
*85
42% Dec
27
124%
49%
*46%
'"<■129
100
Jan
75% Jan
62
lib
preferred
Kansas
4
62
116
Shares
100
4.35%
12
61
*46%
47%
129% 129%
the Week
July 24
July 23
preferred™
preferred
4.20%
5
Mar
88% Feb
*119
49%
Friday
July 22
116
116
.—100
preferred
4.50%.
~
/6
61%
33%
4%%
11
Mar
July 21
4^%
4%%
!
July 23
Jun
Oct
Jan
128
Kaiser Alum & Cbem Corp
July 8
FP,b 24
J y 15
jun
Dec
34
1
J"}y 24
6
/
90% Oct
29% Jan
,S1
120
28
TuV/" ™r
M°"d"
July 20
V
Par
EXCHANGE
47
87
May
NEWeI?SEQCI
Highest
;
4
20%
20%
__25
*29%
31%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
*3%
_1
30%
5
24%
commoh_3
43
100
>86
common
1
preferred series A
36%
5,200
37%
21%
700
301/4
303/4
16,800
20%
20%
3,100
*21
32
*30%
32
*30%
32
*3%
4
*3%
4
*3%
4
*30 3/8
31
30%
30%
*30%
303/b
700
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
3,000
46%
45 %
46%
45%
46
7,500
*30%
32
*3%
4
30%
30%
31
25
243/4
25
25
43
42%
43%
44
*30
'
17
:
4% Mar 11
Jan
2
25 % Dec
11
24% Jan
8
34% Apr
18% Jan
2
253/8 Dec
18
24 % Jan
8
30% Mar 23
46% Dec
31
42% July
6
55% Apr
Jan
6
91
103/b Feb
12
25
Feb
20
83
Jan
17
9% Mar 26
89
Mar 28
12% May
9
May
15% July
373/8 Jan
20
9
1 % Jan
2
3% Apr
6
17 3/4 Feb
13
15% Jan
2
2
39% Oct
21
1
Jan
2
1 % Jan
July
7
3% Jun
20
6% Sep
30
5% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
103/8 Sep
24
7% Jun
19
223/4 Feb
28
32
Dec
19
28% Jun
4
243/4 Feb
10
403/4 Oct
30
36
14% Jan
2
193/a Sep
2
24% July 24
9% July 13
10% >an
31% Mar
73/8 Jan
Sep
2
13% Oct
13
Jan
7
53% Apr
18% Jan
2
22% July
57 % Apr
65% Jan
29
11% Jun
16
2
82% Dec
5
80% Jan
2
17
158 3/4 Jun
4
140n4 Jun
5
49
May
10
2
Jan
367/a Mar 11
Oct
21
10
11
72% Feb
9
9
15
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107% Feb
18
1353/4 Dec
9
30
Nov
12
104
Jan
23
223/8 Mar 28
July 10
July
$3
50e
Valley
Lehman
Lehn
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7 %
preferred
Industries
9
Inc
Loew's
39% Jun
2
46% Jan
26
May 28
139 3/4 Jan
26
29% Jan
100
2
363/8 Apr 15
104
Mar
4
Mar
88% July 28
80% Jun
18
89
85
Oct
14
92% Feb
11
84% Jun
25
90% Mar
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
12
128y/4 Jan
May
37
Jun
7
2
Apr
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
23
23 %
*23%
24%
24
'*23 %
24%
24%
24%
800
2,400
2,600
24
6,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 %
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3A
8%
8%
83/4
29%
2934
14,000
10,900
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
46
48
48 %
48%
48%
49%
1,700
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
5
70
71 %
71
74
723/a
73 %
71%
72%
71%
72%
5,400
24,500
45%
11%
25
com
91 %
46
12%
12
91%
92
12
12 %
90%
92
12
%
11%
91 3/4
5
56
56
56%
56ai
56
56%
56 %
a
;
145
*70
70%
70
70%
71
71
69%
*146
146
147
11 %
11%
11%
10%
10c
124 %
125%
125%
130%
128 %
1
29%
30 %
29%
30%
30
¥08
30%
323/B
11
12
12,400
89
90
7,200
145
145
120
56%
55
56
4,100
71
70'%
71
2,800
91
10%
10%
129
,
10%
128%
1313/4
25,700
29%
30%
30,900
31%
30
31%
32%
29%
30%
31%
31
15%
16
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
31%
32 V4
31%
323/8
31%
32%
31%
41 %
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
41%
100
Island Lighting Co
5% series B preferred
Long
*124
10
com
33%
100
*99
129
127
33%
33%
100
100
*125
129
34%
34%
*99
100
129
*125
35
34%
100
*99
34%
31,900
15,300
423/8
10,300
125%
1,050
34%
130
40,800
15%
31%
125%
42%
321/4
15%
32
10
11
31%
'"41%
16 %
4
Co common
3,600
10%
132%
29%
1
Inc
11%
146
145
145
12%
90%
145%
100
preferred
conv
34%
11,100
*99
100
100
100
4.25%
series D preferred
100
>83
84 %
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
6
4.35%
series E preferred
100
*86
88
*86
88
*86
87%
86
86
*86
87%
4.40%
series G conv
100
*151
153
*150
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
142% Mar 25
Lorillard
7%
(P)
Co
143
Jun
23
136% Jun
5
44
Dec
22
36% Jun
26
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
11% Jan
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
27
60
81% Sep
24% Sep
16
71
% Jan
7
1043/4 Mar
30
213% jan
5
34% Apr
15
Lykes
313/s Aug 13
29% Jan
7
35
Jan
22
MacAndrewa
123% Jun
44% Mar 12
Louisville
Gas
July 10
Louisville
&
21% July 22
6
149%
150%
45%
44%
453%
150
500
152
44%
43%
443/8
139%
137%
138%
68,900
—100
*138%
139
(Ky).Nopar
Co
38
86%
38%
38
38
37%
38
37%
38
38
38%
7,600
87
86
87%
87
87
86%
86 34
853/4
87
4,000
19 %
20
50
3.33%
Co
Steamship
Bros
150%
443/3
46.
Nashville
Steel
•■145%
150%
41%
—
& El
=>145%
5
■>
10
Co
139
138
139%
42%
139
139
20%
213/4
20%
520
23,100
21.%
19%
19%
19%
21%
85
86
%
85 %
87%
863/4
88%
86%
87%
86%
$8
4,500
25
CM.) & Sons Inc—.—1
Lowenstein
Lukens
pfd_
common..
prefe'red
Jan
55% Mar
Jan
3
223/s
Co
—
273/4 Feb
19% Jun
3 %
14
2
88
3
46%
Cement Ccrp
Lone Star Gas
4.84%
3%
30%
Inc
Theatres
Lone
Star
13%
32
3
1
:Nopar
Loew's
5
Mar
13%
31%
2.50
37% Jan
37
14%
32
22 %
Aircraft Corp
17% July 10
9
14
31%
29 %
Corp
Lockheed
3,900
14%
32%
*45%
*
,
Lionel
89
14%
31%
22%
—
8
*86
89
14%
32%
7
5
.31% July 15
120
Glass
Belt Co
*86
14%
32
—22
Libby
&
89
14%
31%
1
McNeill
*86
89
14%
31%
_5
Corp
Libby-Owens-Ford
*86
.
No par
Products.
Stores
Libby
com
Corp
Pink
&
Lerner
89
%
15
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
RR
No par
non-cum
Lehigh
4
10
1st
non-cuin
Litton
82
128
Industries
14% Mar 23
393/4 Apr
Oct
4
Valley
Lehigh
132% July 22
99
3
preferred
Link
15
10.% Mar
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
9
903/4 Dec
31
9
24
Mar
3.85%
Sons
&
73
57% Jan
20
13% J an
98 % Apr
152
(James)
8
14
38 3/8 Oct
26
Lees
Tire
&
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Oct"
2
9
Bryant—
Rubber
1
63%
28% Jan
4
29
Lee
63% Jun
27% Jun
3
76% Jun
12
Lane
a
28% Feb
46% Jan
5
3
7
Jan
140
22
29% May
28
14
85
7
Consolidada 6%
La
25%
24%
253/a
24'/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,600
32
32
31%
32
M
23
_
116
Jan
2
Jan
15
21% Jan
Jan
78% Jan
28
13% Apr
8
Jan
31% Jan
Apr
17
118% Jan
15
9
6%
2
36% Nov
17
32 % Jan
6
493/8 juiy 10
Mack
3
393/8 Dec
2
6
88
May 14
20 % Jan
21
9
18% Jan
30
Madison
71'/a Oct
13
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
2
1
39% Dee
10
8 3/8 Sep
29
8 3/8 Nov
19
78
Mar 17
7
70
May
7
Magnavox
442% July 10
485
Jun
2
Mahoning
53 % July 13
48 % Jan
363/8 Jan
6
4% Jun
18
6% July 17
5% Apr
121% Jan
3
17
Aug
7
15% Jan
5
Jan
2
28% Oct
1
26
Jan
8
21
8.1
41%
84%
85
42
85
19%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
..No par
10
1
50
14%
5534
59%
*450
14%
57
60%
14/4
56
59%
14%
56%
62
14%
1
1
43%
14%
14%
55%
57
62'%
63%
*450
480
44
44%
4%
4%
7%
7%
16%
16%
29
29%
Square
2
12
40%
84%
19
Fund
Jan
Jun
423/8
84%
41%
81
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
Jan
60% Dec
40%
87% Mar 30
14
450
_No par
100
43% July 10
18
2
47%
2
1
10
46 %
10
31
10
45%
Jan
18% Oct
Feb
46 %
122
46>%
*119%
45%
Jun
17% Dec
5% Jan
7% Feb
4
5% Jun
24
18% Jan
24% Oct
29
23'% Jan
2
1
Garden
Magma Copper
__
Cc__
7'A Jan
14
30
Mandel
Jun
1
7% Jan
26
33
27% Mar
Mar
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64 % Jan
5
73
593/4 Dec
31
45% May
5
59% Jan
47% July
5
5
12
8
Mallory
Co
Coal RR
9% Jan
223/4 Mar 16
25% Jan
42 % Jun
Inc—
R) & CO.
Manati Sugar Co
48% May 12
(P
Oil
Midland
4%
common
preferred
Cement Mfg Co
Marquette
Field
& Co
*90
46%
91
48%
46%
93% Jan
14
62% May 11
Martin
5
46% May 22
Masonite
Corp
No par
53% Feb
May Dept Stores common
5
No par
No par
No par
—100
No par
2
42% Dec
37
Feb
Jan
2
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
75% Nov
11
853/4 Jun
26
74 % Jun
75
16
85% Jun
16
15
77
July 30
2
20
Dec
34
Sep
66% Sep
3
74
Mar 26
May 19
81
Mar 31
$3.75
72% Mar 17
$3.40
75% July 21
Jan
29
18% Apr
7
32% Oct 22
39% Jan
9
45
Dec
24
62
2
83% Dec
29
56% Dec
1
1
preferred
$3.75
81
6534 May 22
39
13
24
100
preferred
Co
26
82
Feb
42
July
24
pfd 1947 series
prelerred
33A%
preferred
—
29
9
233/8 Jan
15
McCall
41% Jun
30
McCord
July 24
$2.50
7
29
Jan
2
44
Feb
10
13% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
July 23
94% Feb
5
Feb
16
53
50
McCrory-McLellan
Jan
283A Mar 3
79
38% July 20
58
47
Mar 31
36% Jun
Sep~26
31%
Apr~23
41%
39
Jan
59% Dec
2
1
8
37% Jan
30
48% July 16
9
62% July 24
54
Mar
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17 % Jan
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
May
70% Nov 21
64
Jan
13
52
Jan
14
26
21% July 17
4
99% Feb
3
19
89% Apr
28
7% Jun
3
93A Jan
10
8% Feb
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
19
20% Jan
2
33'A Apr
86% Jan
9
47 3A
41% Jun
24
51
7
96
Sep J24
Apr 25
90% Jun
19
95% Mar 26
22% Jan
2
26% Apr
23% Jan
78% July 28
85
19% Jan
32
36% Jan
74
For
Oct
7
1()
1
footnotes
May
Dec
83% Dec
86
see
14
7
18
10'A Mar
5
24% July 24
Feb
2
2
28% Apr
16
79 % May 21
85% Apr
7
29% Jan
7
38
Jun
2
10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
May 20
79
Jun
3
85
page
Feb
6
Corp
Stores
50c
common
convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co In
1
McDonnell'Aircraft Corp
5
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
3%%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Porcupine Mines—
Mclntyre
McKesson
&
Robbihs
Inc
(
41%
423/8
49
77%
77
77
76
*68
5%
26%
72%
52
46
*90%
48
42"%
49%
*76
*76
*68
75%
40%
20%
38%
51
42%
49%
49%
77
77
69
75%
40%
*76
*68
*74
69
50
76%
40%
21%
39%
50
•
'
13V
80%
33%
35%
46%
59
39%
*
50%
453A
.
49%
40%
21%
common
preferred
5%
4%
41
*77
3
Corp
Corp
-
No par
Co
Maytag
Jun
18% Jun
47%
74
323/s Jan
25% Jan
5%
26%
71
52
46%
S03A
*70
50%
45%
No par
com
89'% May 12
25
29
5%
26%
71
50%
45'%
9034
36% Jan
Sep
28%
26%
93% July 11
4'A%
73/b
16%
5%
25%
45% Nov
26
7%
16%
1
5
30
2
7%
16%
29
81 % Jan
7
44%
28%
29% Jan
7
43%
4%
50
4
convertible
Corp
480
43%
4%
12.50
Exploration
Marine
Marshall
*450
480
4%
7%
16%
No par
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo
*119%
122
5
Brosl
Manhattan-Shirt
Manning,
1
5
21
18
84
90%
75%
40%
20%
.
39
21
39
50%
50%
14%
13%
80%
40%
36%
14
80
41
36%
47
80
40
35%
46%
60
60
—16%c
No par
*73
20,200
75
52%
3,000
90%
*89%
50%
49'A
43
1,400
48%
43%
49
77
*76
*68
*76
41
2038
39%
52
1.10Q
463/4
90%
50/8
77
77
47
43%
50%
76%
76
69
77
41%
20%
39%
51 /2
46 %
150
44,100
7,300
11,000
110
60
69
77
~30
6,600
41%
20%
40%
53
2.500
2,300
910
21%
92%
84%
21
90%
84
*73
13%
14
8,400
4,600
36'A
35%
36%
36
36%
7,400
47%
46%
473/4
47%
47%
61 %
6i%
62
62
62%
5,700
21 %
91
85%
9
20%
90%
84%
8%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,800
90%
*89%
90%
89 %
90
1.000
85%
84%
85
4,700
8%
8%
23%
22%
23
22%
48%
47%
47%
60%
33
88%
common
2,300
5%
27
40'A
33
87%
Inc
800
2,000
2,800
39%
33%
86%
82
Co
1,900
40%
*33
84%
preferred
52%
10
8,600
40
48%
92%
26%
82
&
5%
26%
12
5,800
33,000
42
47%
*90
26%
80%
$3.50
120
700
*4/?
56/2
57%
63% 68%.
450
450
44
44%
4%
4%
7 A
7 A
16%
17
29
29
1
8%
*23
Merck
4,300
19,300
18%
13%
9%
3%
75
52%
18%
80
47%
92%
26%
82
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
75%
40%
20%
39%
51 %
5%
27
.
13%
23%
-1
100
69
5%
26%
*72
52
463A
90
49%
43
49%
76
76
*68
*76
40%
20%
39%
51 %
17,700
79
8%
Corp common
preferred series B
49%
77%
77
"7%
16%
29
~
47%
*90
26%
81 %
4%
92
503A
43%
44%
4%
14%
37%
63%
480
44%
4%
7/a
16%
29 A
122
47%
41%
42
85 /2
85%
47%
14
22%
Melville Shoe
72'%
52%
463A
56%
63
*450
19
1,000
*119%
80
10
Co
Mead
5%
27
*119% 122
47%
48%
41% 41%
*85
85 k
13%
10
Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg
122
80
40%
35%
47
60%
Corp common-,
:
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
McLean
32%
*119%
5
37
1
32%
33
32%
100
Inc—
823/4
14
*32%
32%
& Forbes common—10
preferred
Trucks
Madison
30% Jan
390
125
82
*90
26/4
81
33 A
'
88
73
85%
9
92%
26%
82
33%
88%
82
84
8%,
*90
23
48%
92 %
26%
26%
81%
82
*33
87%
*73
*79
23 %
47%
*90
26 Va
80 %
350
80
8%
8,100
3,700
24%
4,100
48
4,600
92%
26%
80 %
5,lb0
670
33%
*33
33%
200
89%
89
89%
15,900
82
*73
82
26
k
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(374)
Monday, July 27, 1959
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
|M(e for PmtM*
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
Jan
2
62% Dec
78
Sep
15
91
Dec 22
79
Sep
24
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
64% May 11
Jan
2
22% Feb
53% Jan
10
104
STOCK
YORK
6
82% July
25
1
15
88 % Apr
60
60%
60
60
60
60%
60
60%
2,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19 3/4
20%
20%
20%
32,500
5
74%
74 %
74%
75
75%
76
76%
77'A
75%
76%
1,500
82
82
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
78
Jun
Jun
10
15
98
Mar 13
4.35%
preferred serles__
77
Apr
0
90% Feb 26
Jun
25
88
Mar 31
3.85%
preferred series
78
July 21
87
Apr 28
3.80%
preferred series-
94
May 25
99% Mar 11
4.45%
preferred series
4
33% Jan
2
34% Jan
6
48% Dec
5
44% Jun
28% Jun
25
Sep
19
13
33
Jan
15
23
39% Jan
2
51
July 24
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
35% Feb
18
40%. Jun
2
6
18
Jan
8
24% Mar
39
35% Jan
2
43% Oct
78
Jan
2
88
25% Feb
24
7
14% Jan
76
_
Jan
126
17
7% Jan
10
20% Not
2
Jan
13% Jan
13
59
Deo
96
•
28
28
18% Feb
9
111% Jan
11
0
92
Oct 31
Not
Feb
25 % Jan
3
•
6
Jan
10
28% Deo
31
26% Apr 28
11% Jan
2
20% Not
14
16% Jun
73% Feb
25
Dec
29
111% Jan
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
8
31% Apr
17
116
9
8
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
32 % Jun
28
24
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
16% Jan
2
Feb
25
44% Aug
6
40% Jun 24
18% Feb
25
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
31
27
9% Jun
29
41% Jan
8
19% Dec
30
17
Jun
10
2
14% Dec
18
12% Jan
8
19
60
Jan
0
19
68% Jan
0
62
Nov
27% July 24
5% May
5
7
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Middle
South
1,000
37%
37%
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22
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11,200
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Minnesota
Jan
22
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1
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8
10
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Light
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Mission Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
—
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27%
27%
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27%
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27
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17%
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76
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4.20%
preferred
100
1.20
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8
31% Dec
1
28 3/4 Jan
14
35% Mar
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Jan
5
71% Dec
12
2
63% Feb
4
78
24% July
7
Monon
25% July 21
Mar 24
Co lnc
Machine
class
RR
B
—No par
20
A
Chemical
„
Montecatlnl Mining
American shares
37% Dec
22
25'A July 14
2
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
50 3/s July 10
21% Nov
17
20% Jan
6
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Morrell
(John)
Motorola
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21
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15
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28
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32
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13
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37
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26
30 %
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18
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2
48% July 23
Jun
9
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26 %
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351/4
119
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36
38 %
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12
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Murphy Co (G C)
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30%.
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10
21
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30
76
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3
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75
25%
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18%
0
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.
11%
lnc
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8
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21
54 %
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20
76
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Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Go
2
7
75%
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&
25
May
75%
47
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_
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393/8 July 23
6
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Power
issued
17% Jan
130
6%
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36% Jan
2
24
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8
19
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2
16% Dec
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35%
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Jan
39% July 17
99%
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23
24
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28
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20
50
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25
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30
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26%
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2
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38
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22
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May
17
51
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13
23
50%
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30 3/4 Apr
52%
89
11% Apr
4% Apr
28
51
88 %
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52%
89
37%
22%
146%
preferred
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233/4 Jan
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89
37%
22%
139%
1st
19
31
48%
30
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100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—.1
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29
Nov~U
48
30
,
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98
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5
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29
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28
79
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81
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13
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22
81
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4
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4
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4
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16
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39
82
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31
83
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Midland-Ross
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred—
100
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2$
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36% July 24
41% Mar 16
43% Dec
Nov
July 21
49% Apr
29% May
2
80
150
9
4% Jan
2
24% Mar 20
7
20
2
Apr
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Jan
6
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10
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61
89
92% May 1J
102
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Friday
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Thursday
July 23
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July 20
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8
18
5
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27
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Highest
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31
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9
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2
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6
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National
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49% Jan
20
15
56
Jun
24
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3
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12
14% Jan
12
Jun
24
80
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147
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11
12
32'A Jan
15
37% Jan
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21
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2
54% Jun
12
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19
28 % Jun
8
86% Jan
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19
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19
61
5
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24
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1
23
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2
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9
145
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10
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17
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2
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19
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143
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17
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7
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148
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109
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14%
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60
60
59%
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10
150
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62%
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6
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National
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26
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13
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4
22
National
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Jan
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10
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Apr
17
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9
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7
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7
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18
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23
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15
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28
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2
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23
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82
Dec
68
38% Nov
84% July
20
Nov
96
May 29
Jan
14
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30
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3
18
Apr
Jan
16
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43% Feb
26
Jun
26
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2
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4
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9
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27
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20
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9
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8
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27
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10
280
31
Jan
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Chicago & St Louis Co
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50
Harlem RR Co
&
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Y
131%
150
90
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N
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49
preferred
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93
93
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13
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93
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83
19
93
125%
150
1
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2
180
13
2
75
7
8
15
37% Apr
36% Jan
19
9
10
26
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Co
Jan
Feb
1
100
National Vulcanized
32% Jun
61%
10
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S
61
27%
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Natomas
12
41,400
62%
30
No par
Corp
National Sugar Ref
9% Jan
4,500
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100
&
400.
9%
52%
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National
7,400
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151
100
1951
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Linen
9%
29'%
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preferred B
National
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6
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36
9
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9
19% July 17
47% Apr
30% Jan
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159
51%
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f
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preferred—
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3
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53
150 —•
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24% Jan
71
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19
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10
Can
Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines lnc
50 % Jan
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18%
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61
100
10
I
common
preferred
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19%
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61
1
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14%
1
Corp
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
National
21'A Jan
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225
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320
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320
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2
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4
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6
25
14% Jun
24
20% Jan
5
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25% Apr
8
36% Oct
8
29% Jun
8
38% Feb
17
Hartford Co—
&
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2
12% Sep
24"% Sep
24
14% Jan
series
New
York
N
State Electric
Y
2
31
50
Jun
9
59 % May 12
17
85
Mar 18
75
Apr 24
84% Mar 11
$3.75
2
39
Nov
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Gas
67
Sep
70% Sep
Oct
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
18% Jan
July 8
80% July 25
19
76
94
76
5
80
103
18
2
88 % Apr
93 % Jan
108
Feb
68
71% Jun
25
16
23
75
Jun
22
24
80
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3
102 % Jun
6
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2
27
Dec
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95
29
Jun
26% Jan
10
5
2
14
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
3.40%
13
21% Sep
25% Feb
15%
92
Oct
106% Aug
22% Jan
Nov
23% Apr
45% Dec
5
20
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26% Apr
102
7
27%
11
Jun
17
84% Jan
19
29
18
21% Jun
3
19
39 % Feb
9
35% July 22
21% Jan 28
Nov" 17
72% Nov
19
9
32% Dec
30
28
Jun
24
23
109 % Jun
13
102
Jun
17
113% May 26
108
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
5
12
59% Nov
69% July 16
0
preferred
26
4.85%
preferred
36% July 10
Niagara
23% Mar 10
52% IVfar 18
40% Jun
30
44% July 23
73
Nopco
issued
&
American
Central
5%%
6
57 % May 22
5.80%
13
80% Jun
9
88% Mar 23
92
July 16
80% Jun
4
86%. Mar
19
7
81% May 18
25% Apr
20
Vo July 23
2
88% Mar 23
82% July 14
89
37% Dec
17
31 % Jan
5
44% May 12
Northrop
33% Dec
31
30% Jan
7
46 % Apr
10
Northwest
34 % Dec
31
31% Jan
7
44
10
5%%
Feb
For
7
6
footnotes
57% Dec
see
page
10
20.
47% Jan
27
Mar 25
Apr
92'A Jun
29
97%
34%
34%
34%
34%
24%t
41
41
981/2
99
99%
22
22
___
46%
47%
35%
36
1
41'A
41%
*22
47 %
22%
47%
*22
85
*1041/4
97%
40%
73%
79%
*82
106
97%
*22iA
*68%
*77%
*963/4
98i/2
24
;
34%
100%
*22
24
41%
41
240
79%
490
100
106
;
101
34%
101
73%
85
*99
35
41%
1
79'A
;104'A
99
*22
41
101
106
-••>
97
73'A
*82
50
70
250
1,700
34%
24
%
100%
■
—
44
3,300
100%
22%
22
47%
45%
47 Va
45%
46%
36%
38
38%
39%
43
433A
v
\
22
47V8
*22
22%
35%
35%
35%
36
415A
42
*22
-
3,800
1,400
26,300
9,700
7,800
42
44%
42%
44%
70
70
70%
69 3A
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
110
_10
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30'A
29%
29%
51,200
104 3/4
104%
105 %
106
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
£1%
52%
52
52%
521/4
52%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
—
——
72%
73%
73%
73%
82'A
50
Co_
1
i_
issued)
:_100
*105
106
105
111
*111
105
105
105
330
111%
111%
111%
190
52%
52%
52'%
52%
7,400
—
73
'
22%
23
223/4
23
iV
3/64
73%
*73
74
7,800
iV
397,900
73
73%
600
3/64
100
82 %
*82%
831.A
*82'A
83%
82%
82%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*811/2
82 %
*81%
82%
*81%
100
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
82%
821%
*82iA
83 %
82%
82%
'83
85
*83
85
85
*83
90
82%
100
.
83
100
Corp
Airlines
*69%
(Minn)—
0
conv
"104%
55%
0
preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
2
106
41 %
Co
Gas
$4.11
17
*104%
*72%
.
55
100
Ry
Common
22% Apr
10% Jan
84
24%
5
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
30% Dec
78
84
97%
Pacific Ry
(when
73
77%
84
40%
1
preferred
Rights
72
77%
*22 %
,
preferred
Northern
72%
77%
551/8
100
Natural
16
35
72%
*82
20
Aviation
Northern
97%
*68%
1
American Car Corp
Northeast Capital
Corp
Northern
106
70
20
common
North
22
Jun
31
5
27
113% Mar
34%
Co
Western
Jan
Feb
*96 3/4
0
Ry
Adjustment preferred
North
>104%
100
—
Chemical
35% Jan
108
94
93% Mar
69
5.25%
77 % Mar 17
94% Jun
69
Mar 23
3/64 July 23
72
July 6
1
70
85
11
31
*68%
72%
23
83% Dec
69%
77
83% Jan
25
19,300
77
22% Nov
79% Sep
80% Oct
10
37%
72
7
Aug 29
78%
37%
*82
25
81
*77%
3 7'A
100
16% Jan
2
78%
37%
100
70% Sep
22% Jan
78%
37%
_100
Northern States pwr Co
/
78%
36%
preferred
Corp
5,100
55 3A
*77%
preferred
100
55%
55%
78%
37%
69%
100
;
55 34
541/2
36%
preferred
Norfolk
5,200
*77%
3.90%
9
1,600
32%
54%
4.10%
July"'"2
1,300
7%
15
32%
37%
3.60%
44%
7%
15
31%
78 3/8
54%
3
104% July
..
37
*77%
2
When
34
53% Apr
32
No par
com
preferred
Share
7%
14%
15
31%
85% Mar
102% Feb
*7%
7%
15
303/8
88% Apr
108
7%
14%
30%
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
7%
14%
30%
No par
preferred
41% Jan
7%
14%
1
Corp—
Common
74% Sep
29 % Jan
7%
100
A
Shipbuilding Corp
38% Jan
56% Dec
7%
No par
5%
83
*83
85
*83
170
85
1
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
—
32%
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
34
34%
12,500
10
lnc
39%
40%
39%
39%
401/e
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
10.700
39
39
39
39
39
39
38%
39
38 %
38%
1,000
83'A
85%
82
83
81%
81%
80%
81
80%
801/2
6,500
—25
Ll.25
Volume
190
Number 5867
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(375)
'
A
:
%
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
July 20
Par
Tuesday
July 21
HlGn SALS PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
teiaa far
Thursday
July 23
Friday
the Week
July 24
Shares
o
50% Jan
14
90
60% Nov
103
Sep
16
78 % Sep
■
19
94% Nov
17
89
Oct
9
673/4 Jan
30
10
Jun
57% Jun
88% July 16
77% July
7
95% Jan
16
Jan
12
92% May 16
Jan
17
90% Jun
May 16
89% Jun
25
13
16
4.44%
100
6
88% Dec
31
27'% Dec
5
31% Apr
7
39% Jun
46% May 21
Ohio
Oil
29%
3
275/s Jun
34% Mar
4
Okla
Gas
16% July
18
27
Dec
31
Jun
3
98
Feb
May 27
9
29% Dec
86% Jun
90% Feb
30% Jun
2
45% Dec
41% Feb
57% July 24
21s/a Jun 11
31
7% Jan
2
40% Jan
13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan
20*72 Jan
7
35
Dec
18
293/4 May
15% Dec
July 15
14% Jan
15
Oklahoma
Olin
15
16% May
7
Overland
61% Feb
10
943/4 July
2
Owens
Jan
7
89% Dec
101 % July
1
31
9
110
May 21
25 % Jan
2
38% Aug
8
32
Feb
12
38% Apr
28
85 % Oct
1
96 % May
5
93
Mar 19
99% Feb
4
2
14
Oct
21% Dec
18
17
26
Paper
Pacific
Co
Pacific Cement
15% Jan
5
Pacific Coast Co
26
Jun
22
23% Feb
56 3/a Feb
10
67% Apr 20
663/4 Apr
3
56 % Jan
7
493/4 Jun 30
18
5%
933/4
140
*89%
91 Va
*89 Va
91%
*89%
91 Va
40
40%
39%
40%
40
40 3/a
18,400
313/4
32 Va
32 Va
32%
323%
33 Va
5,400
16%
17
*16%
17 Va
17
17
17
17 Va
♦17
17 Va
863/4
*85
86%
*85
*85
863/4
*85
863/4
.100
*85
7.50
Corp
28%
*89%
28%
91
'
863/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
Amer
543/4
563/8
56 Va
19%
203/a
19%
20
19%
57 Va
20
80
78 3/a
79
76%
78 3/s
77 Va
773/4
6,100
30c
37%
38%
36 Va
37%.
36%
37%
36%
373/,
36 %
36%
23,800
1
*15%
16
15%
15 Va
Co
200
903/4
92%
6,400
99%
100 Va
7,600
common
94
&
Inc
88%
88%
97
98%
107%
107%
107 Va
33 %
33%
33 %
333/4
3lVa
333/4
33%
333/4
93 Va
94%
95%
95 Va
*94 Va
96%
95
95
*13
13%
133%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
12%
13%
13
13%
13
131/4
♦13
13i%
25
preferred
21%
*20 Va
213/4
22%
*20%
22 Va
21
21
63%
64%
64%
64
64
*63
64
%
*63
64
62%
62
62%
62
63%
633%
63
No par
51%
*20%
20% Feb
21
39 % Oct
30
37
Jan
19
117% Jan
2
150
Dec
17
149
Jan
2
Sep 30
143
Apr
21
130
Jun
17
5% Nov
7
4% Jan
7
1443/4 Apr 24
6% Jan 29
4%
45% July 15
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp.—1
Packard-Bell Electronics...
50c
43/4
July 24
4134
42 %
42%
2
35% Apr
13
Pan Amer
27%
27%
2
46
46%
100
91%
91%
*91 Va
93
1
47%
47%
47%
48
48
No par
44%
45
44%
45%
90
23% Nov
12
62% Dec
8
43
Jun
25
59% Jan
17
94-
2
-
Pacific Mills
Jan
3
98
Apr
15
91
Jun
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
5
44
May
33
Dec
2
45%
£)ec
8
19
July 17
27"% Dec
57
15% Jan
6
2% Jan
9
Oct
363/8 Feb
9
473/8 July 24
23
233/a Jan
29
46% Jan
2,3
12^
3% Nov 21
7% Jan
15% Nov
19% Jan
12% Feb
16 %
26
3
7
16
21% Jun
29
243/4 Apr
8
Dec
30
47% Jan
8
64% Jun
11
32% May
5
39% Mar 12
113
Dec
98% Jan
9
94%
65
s7pT8~
104% Jun
19
28% Jan
7
43% Dec
29
43
Feb
10
37
2
493/4 Jan
S
20
51% Dec
8
63
July
69% Sep
23
62
Feb
9
74
Dec
18
26% Jan
2
31% July
40% Dec
30
41% Dec
5
36% Feb
13
95
Jan
14
9
95
14% Jan
3
8
16% Jun
3
2-
Jan
5
4
10
17
95% Jun
20
59 % July
Peoria
51,000
20,100
25
4%%
Pfizer
4
42
40
x273%
27%
27 Va
273/4
27
27%
273%
40'/a
28'A
46 3/8
47%
47%
49Va
48%
49i%
48%
49%
93
91%
91Va
♦91%
48
473%
48
463%
473%
2,200
46 Va
463/4
461%
46%
46
473%
29%
30%
303%;
313%
31
31Va
46,100
10,200
*50%
51 Va
501/4
50'%
503%
503%
23%
23%
23%
*91 Va
2%
2
3/a.
24
223/4
223/4
58%
58 %
58 %
*573/4
58
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
1111%
112
112
Va
400
33%
58'%
34'%
13,100
112
112 Vi
112%
111'%
33i%
33
333%
33
33%
33 Va
*72
74
72
731/2
72'%
72i%
27%
27%
27Va
273%
273/8
28
27%
27%
273%
28'%
97%
973%
973%
983%
98 Va
93%
98V4
983%
98 Va
98%
93%
94'%
*93%
94%
933%
933%
931%
93'%
94
94
17%
17%
173%
18
18'%
18'/a
18'/a
18=%
18
45'%
451%
453%
46
45%
45%
45'/a
453%
45Va
18'%
45Va
593%
593%
593%
60
67'/a
66
31 '/a
30%
66%
31'%
45i%
1111/4
59 Va
60
59'/a
60%
60
603%
67%
67%
66V4
67%
♦66
67'/a
30%
31'%
30%
31'%
45
45
451/2
45%
_ioo
*95
97
8,100
,
700
5,600
580
280
17'%
17V4
4%
43%
4%
373%
39%
com_33%c
*66
30%
31Va
1,200
3,200
270
25,800
*45
46
*45
46
45i%
95
95
•941/2
96
*941%
17i%
17Va
5
30%
34,100
97
*95
'
1
Co
5,700
112
•
25
Corp of America
500
333%
71%
No par
Inc
24'%
58
34
323%
100
Co
common
Co
*23%
57%
71%
33%c
&
24
5
Co
(Chas)
34,600
73
,10
Brewing
2,100
15%
33Va
100
RR
Ry
21%
15 3%
57%
34
IIIV4
600
2'%
16
33V2
24
23 %
*57%
30
153%
I6V4
*22%
93
24
153/4
l
preferred:
Pfeifier
403%
No par
Eastern
Petroleum
24
43% May
&
43
25
Co
360
42%
3.50
series preferred..
Pet Milk Co
23
6% Feb
C)
Pepsi-Cola
6
193/4 Jan 22
May 27
36
8
99% Feb
12
Jan
Apr
3,700
4,600
8,850
43
16
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Apr
50
(J
4.40%
Mar 23
27
2
43%
5
153/4
Glass
Pennsylvania
5
Jan
55 % Mar 20
25
138V4
43%
43/4
153/4
100
2
July
138'%
5
153/8
No par
5
19% Jan
May
137%
32%
32% Mar 11
18% Dec
136
*71%
8
98% Apr 20
1
136
4%
5
Chemicals Corp
Sand Corp..
Penn Power & Light com
4% %
preferred
102 % Apr
29
136
4%
51
1
8
15s/8 Apr
136%
43/4
29%
3
Jun
913/4 Jun
135 %
2%
Penna
29% May
29
136
51
Penney
1
19"% Dec
184%
293/8
Pennsalt
10,500
52
183'%
2%
6
51'%
1843%
52
Corp
♦50
182
29%
preferred
Cement
50 %
52
*501%
185V4
23/s
Ford
513%
50 3/4
52
183%
51%
4
July
28
102
&
51%
*50
9,200
185%
29
Mar
82 % Mar 23
30
Jan
prior
conv
Penn-Dixie
51 Va
52
100
700
63%
184%
1
2.50
July
5
92% Sep
11% Feb
101% Apr 25
5%
Penick
52
*50
63 3%
184%
No par
36
Jan
93
OctTli
July 13
62
27 3/a
Jan" 13~
Co
117
21
32
49~
Proof
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
July 22
Jun
39% Nov 20
Rust
Parmelee
"*0
*135
1
preferred
Parker
July 24
65 % Mar 20
49
10
82% Jan
11
31 %
3% Jan
2% May 14
25
6
30 % Jan
23 % Jan
4%
100
51%
51
1793'a
No par
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
50% Mar 13
52%
*50
100
World Airways Inc
East Pipe Line—
Common
28
Jan
1
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
Panhandle
700
1,500
1,900
61%
17
Corp
90
19%
63%
Electric
Lighting
3,000
131%
193%
♦13
*19%
Corp
&
19%
10
47% Jun
Pacific Finance
19%
1,300
108
_25
31
3
1073/4
19%
54% Dec
Jan
107
1
2
37
107
Inc.5
common
40% Jan
12% Jan
99%
93*%
9
22% Jan
89%
99
33%
Jun
40
88 Va
-
68,000
"
107
58%
Pacific Gas
*15%
93%
5
Aggregates
83
96
16
33
...No par
Fisheries
*15%
87%
107%
16
95
95
107%
15
,
*15%
88
87%
6.25
com
16
18
27
21,300
54%
20%'
78%
Dec
Feb
56%
53%
20 V8
79
64
4
57
55 '%
20 %
64% Nov
21
3,600
78%
2
185 % July
28%
54%
2
130
28%
20'%
Jan
Pacific
1,200
28%
5
47% Jan
40
3
933/4
40%
;
preferred...
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
4
94%
31%
_ioo
12
May
*91%
31%
Gas
Glass
193/8 May 13
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
May 22
18% Jan
10% Jan
3
2
7% Jan
9% Jan
10
$5
94%
39%
preferred
Oxford
94%
-
40%
Corning Fiberglas Corp.—.1
4%
94%
313/4
Corp
(The)...
Owens-Illinois
93 % Oct
27
100
94%
91
6,200
61
31%
Marine
Corp
15% Jan
973/4 Jan
90
783/4
60 Va
*89%
39%
Elevator
4
79% Feb
92%
♦78 Va
j
Outboard
16
11
92 Va
79
6.25
Otis
15% Dec
99% July 29
92
79
5
Oliver Corp
66% Dec
59
60%
92
80%
93%
93 3/4
common
Chemical
82% July 10
39% July 15
24
37% Feb
Co
Natural
Mathieson
60
92
80
No par
,
Elec
preferred
4.24% preferred
5
27 % Jan
61%
92
79%
•60%
*92
20
Co.
&
593/4
94
79%
92
,100
100
59 Va
80%
92
*79 '%
4%
18%
59%'
53%
IIlOO
preferred.:
43% Aug 11
Dec
17 Va Jan
12
Jan
12
100
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
85
10
102
13
Ohio Edison Co common.
4.40% preferred
95% Jan
103
31
28 Va Jan
27
20
17i%
17Va
17 Va
17 3%
17 Va
173%
2,40(J;
4%
4%
4%
43%
4%
4%
4,700
5
96
400
30
38%
38'%
38%
38i%
38%
38%
97»%
60'%
37%
*95'%
971%
*95'%
97i%
•95i%
97'%
59%
603%
59Vs
59 Va
59%
22,100
51 '/a
51%
51 Va
51%
51=%
51%
7,100
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
600
94%
96
94%
95%
95
95
83
84
*83
84
40
46,700
"
92
Jan
7
100% Jun
37
Jan
22
64% Nov
37% Jan
2
20% Sep
96% Oct
11
50% Dec
46% Jun
16
21
Jun
0
94
Jun
Aug 27
7
80
Jun
92
Nov
17
5
89% July 14
24
102
May
Sep
8
107
May 13
$1
Electric Co
2
43% Jun
8
56% May 12
Phlla
26% Dec
1
21
Jan
7
36 3/4 May
Philco
24
67
Jan
5
73
2
62
31
54
Jun
9
2
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
84% Apr
Mar 12
76
Jun
17
82
2
3
43
Jan
74% Jan
75
.
Dec
0
4%
29
86
27
49% Dec
8
7% Jan
2
12% Sep
24
11 Va Jan
28
15
V* Mar 12
95% May
7
97
14
96
Jan
5
97
Mar 24
Apr
41% Mar 31
88% Nov
5%
series
$4
8
100% Jun
20
90
Jan
2
95 % May
2
24% Nov
20
20 % Jan
8
37% July 20
34% May 28
45% July
7
13
21% Jan
5
25% July
2
Pitts
89
Jun
4
94
Mar 18
$5
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
90
Jun
29
993/4 Apr
2
15
Apr
28
173/4 Jun
30
May
0
Mar
4
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
9
142
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
Jan
5
145
24% Jan
9
42
73% May
7
91% Mar 19
14% Jan
2
243/a Dec
30
62
2
73
23
Jan
68% Jun
2
80
17% July
7
1133/4 Aug 27
393% Jan 10
125
69
Jan
10
Oct
Oct
10
24% Sep
19 S/8 May
71% Jan
29
77% Jan
773/4 Dec
283/4 Jan
26
2
82% Jan
29
8
11
16
74% Jan
2
9
114% Jan
22
39% Nov
14
34% Mar 31
32% Nov
14
25% Jun
25
96% Jan
28
Jan
7
2
109 »/8 Nov
20
16 % Jan
2
273/4 Oct
Mar 16
16
31
43 % Jan
9
9
86
Apr
63
21% Mar 20
19% Jan
Feb
23 Va Jan
132
1003/4 Jun
18
113 % Dec
July 23
7
19% July 17
122% Jun
July 11
2
24
47
July 22
313/a Apr
1513/4 Jun
*90%
92
92
90 3%
90%
43%
58%
59%
58%
59
82
813/4
82
82%
82%
*78%
80
*78%
*78%
79%
79%
*78
79%
45 3/a
445/a
45%
45 Va
45%
44%,
453/4
45
453/a
42,000
*12%
13 Va
12%
123/4
12%
12 %
12%
13
13
13 Va
2,800
*943/4
97%
*94%
97%
*943/4
97%
♦943/4
47%
453/4
45
47
37 Va
37 Va
*37Va
373/8
4,200
2
43
44
43
44%
42%
44 %
42%
43 Va
423/4
43%
9,200
24%
24%
24%
6,000
common
24%
92
91%
91%
♦91
92
*91
92
*92
96
*92
96
96
♦92
96
*94
96
.16%
140
*134
23
22
853/4 July
100 % Jun
6
18
93
0
31
42 % Jun
12
48% Feb
70% Nov
26
803/4 Mar 13
70% Jun
18
76% Mar 13
21
18
24% Jan
21% May 14
Sep
20 % Nov
Dec
10
12
23% Jun
18
20% Jun
29
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
107% Jun
23
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
105
10
Jun
67% Jan
8
85
Dec
30
84
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
31% Jun
43 % Jan
Mar
9
233/4 Jan
9
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
15
9
86% Jan
7
24
35% Apr
3
67 % July 24
24 Va
24%
12,200
22%
sink
fund
preference
Power
Gamble
div
Co
of Colorado
preference com
preferred—
preferred
4.30% preferred
Co
of
20%
*122%
66 3/8
66%
203/a
125
66%
76
*81
82 Va
100
20%
2,300
20%
20
*122 Va
%;
125
20
*122%
125
665/8
67 Va
67
67
108
4,600
106%
109 Va
109
1,080
44%
45 Va
43%
47
11,600
25%
253/4
255/3
25%
25%
26
26
26 Va
25%
253/4
3,400
141V3
138%
142
*104
107
106
105
1433/4
138%
137 s/s
140%
137%
139 %
16,700
26
26%
25%
263%
265/8
27 %
263%
27 %
27 Va
27 Va
3,800
100
93
933%
93
93%
93%
93%
93%
94%
26%
26%
26 5/3
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
82
82%
x81 %
823/8
82%
82 3/a
82 %
82%
*48 %
preferred
142
Industries
com
!
730
26 3/a
26%
5,700
82%
823/s
6,300
4,400
No par
49 5/a
49
49%
49
49
48 Va
49
38%
393/a
38%
39
39
395/8
39
395/8
39%
48%
403/8
24,800
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
293/a
29%
29%
293/4
3,800
83
83
*83-
*84
86
*84
86
82
82
83%
84
*87
102
44 Va
74%
No par
♦83%
85
*84
85%
90
80
170
30
89
89
*87%
90
*87%
102%
102
103
*102 Va
103
1023/4
1023/4
540
43%
44%
11,000
443/4
*733/4
22
*20%
21%
1113/4
<
74%
*21%
74 Va
111%
10%
*85
83%
84
87%
44
22
111%
83%
84
101 %
44%
21 %
•84'/a
87%
102%
*20%
5
.
89
*21%
25
100
Inc
94%
*94
49%
10
100
25
.
preferredpreferred
10
Indiana—No par
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
$4.75
21
125
*74%
81
47
--10Q
100
100
100
preferred—
Public Serv
4.30%
67%
,
76
106
105
2
.
4.18%
Publicker
66 Va
81
K)—
4.08%
3%%
*122'%
*74 Va
1
(H
Electric
5 05%
203/8
20%
125
"
17,300
...10
Inc
&
111%
10 3/a
10 Va
103/8
85%
85
85
44%
74
*21%
21%
111
10 3/s
*85
44%
44 Va
443/4
74%
190
22
*21 %
22
213/a
22
200
21%
*20%
21%
21%
21%
700
111%
110%
74 Va
10%
85 Va
74%
10%
*85
74
75
111
111
10 3/a
11
85%
*85
1113/4
370
10%
14,700
85%
10
Puget So ind Power & Light Co__,10
34 ya
35
34 %
343/4
34 3/a
343/4
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
6,800
Pullman
65%
65%
65 3/a
65%
66
66 Va
66 %
66%
66 Va
67%
4,400
40
40 3/4
40 Va
40%
40'/a
40%
40%
40 3
40%
40%
15,300
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
Feb
25
45
Dec
31
39% Jun
23
48% Apr
10
Pure
37% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
453/4 May
5
54% Jan
16
Quaker
29
24%
5
Plough Inc
Corp
Jan 16
106% Apr
24 Va
44%
Public Service Co
46
24
60%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
98
Apr
107% Apr
233/4
23%
433/4
5
2
85 Va
413/8
8
3
12
853/4
42 %
68% Jan
29
85
413/a
43% Apr
Jan
85
20%
75
9
Sep
81%
2.50
$3.50 convertible preferred
4
Oct
81%
*122%
1
17
37
80
81
473/4 Feb
86
81 %
76
73% Feb
100
18,200
80
41%
853/4
♦80
373% Jun
18
190
41%
*74 Va
14
Apr
134%
42
76
$1.40
10
134%
40%
81
Co
Mar 20
137%
135%
41%
*74%
31
33% Mar
137%
135 Va
135%
*80
Poor
92
140
10
2,200
39
135%
81
common
163/,
38%
135%
76
(The)
163/4
38%
135
23
Polaroid
91 % Mar 20
•137
140
16%
38%
22%
100
100
pfd„. 100
16%
24'/a
37%
*80
39
5
*137
24 Va
16%
*74%
50% Dec
16
140
16%
10
9
Jun
*137
135%
16%
*92
100
29
80
163/a
3/a
*137
10
Plymouth Oil Co...
813/4 Jun 29
16
24%
common
Pittsburgh Young & Ash
24 Va
24%
*91
1.25
2
28% Jun
'
24%
92
1
—100
*.91%
*91
..10
No par
No par
293/4 Jan
_
30
*91%
37%
2
2
5,100
91%
37 V8
24
18
92
91%
373/8
89% Mar 23
Feb
92
93%
29 % Feb
93
45
37
953/4 Apr
95
44%
37%
14
30% May
453/4
97 Va
91'%
88
5
45
•943/4
91%
25% May 19
7
46
97%
37
12
29
46
47%
*78
...1
20
Oct
80
;
31
83% Nov
490
1
Dec
82
10
7,400
59%
815/3
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
5%%
32,700
93 Va
5%
Procter
15.100
29
58%
No par
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pirtomac
46%
593/8
<fe Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed
&
10
72
453/a
72
813/4
5
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Co
29%
100
com
Pitts
Pittston
90
28%
46%
28%
*71%
280
310
*71%
45%
•
101
58
28% Dec
26% Jan
71 %
•100
813/4
42% Jan
—
30 3/s
71%
101
59%
78 % Nov
Nov
46%
29
72
*100
90%
83
10
Jan
44%
30%
101
90%
533/8
31
90
44%
283/4
*71%
72
101
92
*81%
55
15
44
29%
223/4 Jan
Jan
101%
45%
27%
*71 %
*100
♦90%
5
(conv)
17
28% May 14
101 %
3
preferred
preferred
Pitts Ft Wayne
7%
*100
*90%
100
Chem Co
convertible
Forter Co
883/4 Dec
84
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
128
13
Coke &
$4.80
128
Aug 11
83
_No par
25
28 3/a Oct
84
100
preferred
223/8 Oct
81
84
50c
common
93% Jun
2
85
„
6
25
*84
preferred
2
67% Feb
94%
*21
60
100
16% Jan
15% Jan
96
common
preferred
Pillsbury Co
473/4 July 17
25
14% May 13
*95
preferred
823/4 Jan
Jan
51 '%
213%
95%
100
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc..:
14
50 S/8
21'%
100
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
523/4 Mar 23
44'/a Jun 23
503%
Corp common
preferred series A
3.90%
Mar 23
Jan
36% Feb
59%
21
...
Philip Morris Inc
14
*95i%
61%
50%
& Reading Corp
33/4%
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
97'%:
21
4.68% preferred.....
104% Jan 26
71% Nov
12% Jan
57% Jan
59%
100
4.30% preferred
Jan
*951%
No par
com
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
99
100
12.50
No par
100
common
preference
conv
15
88% Apr 13
103% Apr
4
Jun
99
Phlla
Apr
8
223/4 Jan 20
30
93% Feb
5
57
9
25
Jun
107% May
81
100
31
24
7
70% Mar
23
4% 2nd preferred (conv)__
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Mar 30
100
11
Inc
No par
Oil
5
a
Q
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
footnotes
se»>
uagp
127
24
■■
Jun
25
Feb
25
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
20
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
.5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
\
47%
129
25%-
473%
129
25 Va
47 Va
48
47%
127 Va
129
*127-%
-*25
26
'i
25%
*25%
48
129%
25%
47%
48 %
47%
48
128 %
128 %
*127%
129
25 %
25 %
25 Va
253/4
4,700
180
1,100
,
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
(376)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Car Prarlon*
Par
AND
Friday
tTi»» Weelr
July 24
Thursday
July 23
July 22
July 21
July 20
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mondav
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Laweat
NEW
Jan. t
Range Since
Year 1958
Shares
R
75 % May
24% Dec
10% Apr
10
45% Apr
8
60% Oct
14% Jan
13
23% Dec
21 % Feb
28
69
Dec
July 14
31% July 25
25% Jan
10
17% May 28
30% Dec
10 %
34% Jan
25% Jun
9
71
9
74% Mar
23 V8 Jan
9
33% May
56 Va Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
51V8 Jun
15
73% Apr
27
Jan
21
2
33 Vt Jan
14
2
4%
4%
1
27% Jun
5
28% July 24
Reeves
9
40Vi Apr
Reichhold
22
12% May
Jan
12% Feb
5
20 % Apr
50 Vt Oct
13
10 % Dec
31
31
2
18% Jan
27
42% Jan
8
May 20
16% Jan
2
38 % July 23
Jah
7
60% Mar
5
28% Jan
7
18
22
Jan
9
10% Jan
2
55
24
2
00% Jun
29% Jun
54
7
19 Va July 15
9% Dec
11
8% Jan
22
11% July
7
14% NoV
"19
13 Va Jan
6
14% July
7
37% Apr
8
77% Dec
19
Apf
8
80% July
7
Republic Steel
54 Va July
5
9
46 Va Jan
28
2
33% Dec
9
30% Jan
7
63% Apr 14
50% July
7
65 % Feb
9
119% July 24
32% Jan
10
78 Va Dec
31
0
47'/a Dec
12
48 Va May
12
45 % Mar
22
10% Jan
Oct
14
109% Dec
1
1% Jan
3
2
Feb
28
55
16
22% Jan
2
44% Dec
16
36
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
4
12% Jan
2
35% Dec
343/4 Dec
30
4
July 18
28% Jan
2
28
41% Dec
50
July 20
July 15
Rlegel
55
31
17
23% Jun
1
29 % Jan
2
39 % July 24
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
481 % Jan
29
691% July 20
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
83 % Jun
30
Jun
5
30% Oct
2
22% Jan
20
Jan
92
Rohm
4%
30
25% Dec
8
17
12% Nov
20
10 % Jan
7
14% Mar 25
2
20 % Dec
2
19% Jan
34
May 27
Roper
20% Apr
24
26
Royal
Royal
13% Jan
3
16% Nov
24
16% Jan
2
2
$7% Jan
13
53% Nov
20
40% Jun
24
50% Jan
Jun
24
24% Jan
2
Jun
22
16
Corp
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc—1-
30% Jan
2
Jan
14
11% Dec
30
10% July
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert
May 22
42% Jan
24
May 25
90
35
9
24
10
81 %Jun
233 % Nov
19
17
84% Dec
Jan
161
236
28
Jan
2
2
35% Nov
31% Dec
1
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
30
Oct
29
10
21
28
11
31
24
17
22% Jan
24
7
73
26% Jan
2
40 % Dec
Jan
20
63
Apr
90
97
Nov
1
2
26% Oct
25
July 10
17
18% Feb 12
82% Jan 13
34
Feb 20
36% Dec
10% Apr
16
20% Jan
Dec
48% Oct
61% Dec
258
30% Jan
38
Apr
1
Jan
27
July
8
72
Jan
79% Apr
25% Jun
9
Jun
San
4
10
2
Jan
45
52% Feb
9
10
48% July 23
Feb
9
2
21
12
05% Feb
12
74% Nov
11
72% Jan
3
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99% Jan
15% Mar
2
87% Mar
5
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
Jan
20
81
24
87
May 22
95
19
May
5
28% Oct
2
71
Nov
12
85 % Apr
10
6
Jun
12
7% Feb
4
21% Apr
7
39% Sep
30
17% Jan
10
25
Dec
11
23
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
3
Jan
3
48% Dec
4
Dec
22
39% Jan
,
Jan
6
10 %
May
6
19% Dec
22
17% Jan
4% Mar
5
11
Oct
24
9% Jan
20
15V8Mar20
Jun
12
91
82
1
18% Jan
8
22
14
18 V4 Jun
23
22
20% Sep
30
17% Jan
23
Jan
(Frank
Simplicity
67% Apr
2
14
Skelly
Oil
July 23
Smith
(A
72% Sep
30
58% Jun
25
74 Vi Apr
19
44 Vi Jan
22
64
2
23 Va Oct
14
13'/a July 20
2
25% Dec
17
22% Feb
16
Jun
4
23
45
13
52% Apr
25
42% Jun
15% Apr
3
21% Dec
18
19% Mar
0% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
34% Dec
25% Jan
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28% Jan
2
Jan
9
May
52
7
33
30
34% Dec
30
22% Jan
29% July
52 V» Jan
26
9
24 Vi May 29
8% May 18
Jan
26
21% July
20
52% Feb
7
49
Apr
25
38
5%
South
32% Jan
2
South
3
32 Va Jun
29
35% Mar
17
54% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
61 V< Dec
Amer
8%
37% Dec
29
34
Feb
24
39% July 22
Southern
31
34 Va
July 15
37 V» Mar 16
Southern
Dec
2
44 % Dec
9
2
37% Jun
4
46% Jan
22
Southern
22% Jan
8
87
26
92
Nov
12% Jan
17%
2
Apr 17
Apr
22
85% May 15
18% Nov
20
17
2
95
9% Jan
2
27% Oct
Jun
15
May
7
30
21Vt Feb
88
9
May 20
22 % Jan
2
62% Jan
3
79% Sep
24
77% Jan
2
2
31% Dec
29
26% Jun
10
footnotes
see
page
5
26
71%
8%
8%
8%
8%
—8%
36%
36Vi
37
36%
373/4
36%
37%
8,200
11,600
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24
241%
221/2
14,300
37
33%
38%
39%
38%
39 Vt
16%
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
17
77
76%
77
76%
773%
76 Va
76%
13%
18%
19
20%
18%
33%
46%
18%
203/a
19
20
20%
18Va
33%
46%
20%
17%
33%
47
19%
20%
13%
183/4
20%
17%
34%
33%
47%
76%
1
50c
1
1
18
32%
46%
97
54%
54%
98% 100 %
27%
59%
64%
58%
13%
27%
59%
65%
58%
14%
28%
59Va
64%
58%
13%
28%
28%
28%
58
*54%
1
5
25
10
5
Inc
5
Co
—15
1
4.50
com
—
2.50
5
com
Gas
Co
stock
Service
Bros Inc
_
Sperry
13
common
$4.50 preferred
preferred
23
58 %
58
43
20%
6%
35%
23%
58%
433/s
27%
58/a
43
58%
38 Va
38%
38%
39%
38%
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
38%
39 Vt
39
39%
39 Va
38%
•
42%
'
34%
39 y4
43%
21%
6%
35%
51 Vi
25%
22%
32%
*50%
25%
22%
*32%
20^8
^6%
35/2
21
6%
35%
51M»_
25%
23
32%
59%
__
*50%
25%
22%
*32%
59Vi
7,900
2,100
10,700
18%
18%
18%
35,400
20%
20%
203/a
25,000
17%
•
17%
17%
4,100
33%
16,100
34 Va
47 %
32 Va
43
56 Va
57
102%
103
700
58
*47
4,100
3,100
103 Vt
6,400
29%
29%
30
59%
58%
59 Vi
65%
64%
65
3,700
64
63
64
11,600
14%
14 Vt
14%
17,500
28
28 Vt
23%
59%
43
%
20%
6%
36
51%
25%
25,900
2,600
59 Va
60 %
17,400
43
43%
71,500
20%
21
3,700
6%
6%
6,400
35%
35%
3,400
*50%
25%
51 Va
800
25%
3.700
23
22%
23
32%
32 Va
32 3
4
1,000
60
58%
59%
15,900
39%
38%
39
22,200
34%
34 Va
34%
39%
39 Vt
40
12,200
70%
13.700
57
700
70 Vt
.71%
69%
70%
70 Va
70%
70%
70%
70
55'/a
56 Va
55 Vi
55%
55%
55%
55%
56 Vt
56 Vt
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
18%
77
73
73
42 Vt
42
42 Vt
42
43 Va
5,600
20%
20 Va
20%
400
*73
*73
77
41%
20%
No par
s
28%
61
59%
*20%
—2
29%
58"%
64%.
61%
14%
20%
6%
35%
41%
50c
25
29%
59%
65% "
62
14%
59%
41,%
1
14%
28%
583i
64%
61
13%
28%
59%
643i
59%
1
2.50
6
100
56
100%
*50%
*25%
22%
32%
1
Co
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
,.100
-
47
55
56%
101% 101%
58%
43%
21%
6%
35%
*50% ~51%
25%
25%
22%
23%
32% 32%
57%
43
21%
6%
34%
33%
7.50
tr ctfs
18
32%
46%
543/s
99 %
.—No par
No par
34 Va
Spiegel Inc common
22%
3,100
23,300
76
38%
Square D Co
4,700
44
37%
5
Public
%
23 %
Va
17
Edison
Co
-
37%
25
Corp
8Va
16%
Co
Rand
8%
76
Co
Sugar
&
*69%
—70
8%
36 Va
37
Rico
Spalding (A G)
70
71
8%
36 %
Indiana Gas & Elec_.No par
Sparton Corp
*69 Va
71
190
17
non-cum
$4.50
*70
37%
21
7
71 %
25%
-60
17,500
100
17
28 V4 May
36% July 22
26%
35%
97 Vt Feb
84% May
25
25%
24%
—1
.No par
——_No par
preferred.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
51V4 July 20
25%
25%
120
21V4 Mar 16
22
20 % Jun
12
25
24%
7,300
-
5.600
""
25% Dec
85% Jan
For
9% Mar
78% July 17
89 Va Apr
10
89
.
89
2.000
13
2
39
*87%
14%
68 Vi Mar 13
27
78 Va
89
78 Va
78'/a
89
39%
Feb
6 Va Jan
78%
OO
80
*87%
14%
Mobile
56% Jan
80
<y
*78
87%
39 Vt
No par
20
19% Apr
*78
80
15
No par
3
10,300
83 Vi
3934
(Del)
13
12%
82%
39 Vt
Pacific
30
12%
83%
*14%
Railway common
preferred
7% Dec
3,000
123/4
82%
15 Va
5%
22% Oct
48 Va
12%
82
:?■
39 Va
Southern
67Va Oct
48%
13
80%
14%
Southern
8
48%
12%
•
39 Va
19'
3
47 Va
47
13 Vi
82
■
14%
15
2e
47 Va
28.000
39%
29
Jan
35.100
14%
19% Jan
2% Jan
3.700
39%
74%
39 Va
60% Jan
12
17Vt
74%
*86%
74 Va Jun
49% Apr
17
39
74%
47
58%
Southwestern
17%
39%
74 V*
14%
8
47 Va May 12
17%
38%
74%
39%
9
2
17%
39%
13
40 Va Jan
10
*14%
63 V4 Jan
31
3,600
12%
*86 Va
18% Jun
40 Va Dec
42%
'2.50
53% Feb
10
42%
1,600
29
Jan
42%
22,500
31
32
5,200
42
2 4%
July 15
20
26%
8%
Dec
78
93 V2
26 Vt
36 '/a
so
Ohio
54%
93%
26%
81%
25
&
53 Va
95%
26%
53 Vt
12%
*70
19
13
47
16,000
54%
*93 Va
82%
24%
56
Nov
47%
87%
65% Dec
70
74 Va
*73
2
Jan
73 Va
11.000
12%
10
75
•76%
400
:
82
Jan
30
79 >/t
13%
E & G
Natural
24%
*78 Vt
38
17 V4
36%
"74
46%
10% Jan
34% Jan
17%
36%
73%
1
California
35
24%
79%
86 Va
preferred
Southern
24%
470
8.300
13 Va
& Platinum
Gas
Puerto
24Va
95
42%
17%
36%
1
36%
35
*34
*85%
preferred
Jersey
42%
17%
35%
83%
13%
Co.
Gold
South Carolina
26% May 21
6
Aircraft
42%
43%
255
83%
42%
26%
"36 Va
17
28,700
37%
36%
26%
*93%
26%
2,100
86 %
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
95%
2,600
5,700
12
35%
53 %
52%,
52
14%
43 Va
11%
35%
*78
79 Vi
93 Va
14%
42%
35 V4
25 V4
36%
Smith Kline & French Labs—No par
Solar
27%
12,700
13%
Inc
Co
24%
26%
*
96
17%
86%
Marchant
8mith-Douglass
34%
*73
79
17%
*34%
35
51%
51%
43
,
'
24%
1,600
104,500
13%
Corp
Smith-Corona
23%
*78
32 %
2,600
19%
41 Va
86 Va
Co
O)
5
30
May 29
36
79%
26%
*36 Va
28%
40%
22%
Co
Pattern
7
61% Jun
6% July 16
30 Va Jun
9
24% Jun
_
——
——
8
10% July
24%
51%
35%
.36
27%
*19Va
13%
Sinclair Oil Corp
46% Dec
44% Jan
24
*78
*34%
4,300
86 Va
Steel
&
31 Va May 22
7
i
Saw
103 Vi July 24
25
-
Simonds
7
Feb
14% Jan
34%
35
*93%
83 %
,35%
35 %
35 Va
11 Vt
13%
Co—
6
25% Apr
15% Jan
35
82 V4
83%
83%
84
*83
82%
11 Va
*235
255
*235
255
*235
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37%
255
*235
,
11%
6,400
87%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
23
255
11%
10
20 Vi
13%
40
Jun
37 Va
37%
37 V8
*235
14%
43
87%
20
23 Vi
2
Jan
12
540
675 Vt
*85
14%
17
48
12
22,100
672
35%
20%
11%
14%
42
14%
42%
11%
14%
41%
11%
32 300
39 Va
23%
Apr
58
15
42
43%
30%
38 Vt
13%
_
18 Va Jan
15
42%
11%
42
—
3,500
29%
23%
33 % Jan
68
*14%
41%
11%
*14%
43%
*27% 28
19% 19%
40Va .41%
17% 17%
-
57 %
*54
23 Vt
22
10
27%
19%
42%
17%
11%
27%
19%
41 %
17%
16,700
47%
Mfg
Simmons
27%
19%
41%
17%
11%
29
19% -10%
41% 41%
17% 17%
52%
3,200
52%
23
Siegler
28
28
19%
42%
17%
11%
300
4 Vt
51%
57%
43%
85%
20
11
9,400
36 Vt
4 %
28% 30%
37% 38%
677
683%
87%
20%
11%
5.600
41%
36
47 Vt
Corp.
Sheraton Corp of America
July 24
11%
*85%
20
11
*85%
20%
82
41 Vt
23 %
45 Va Mar 25
Apr
'
87%
20%
31%
42%
36%
4%
48 %
20
58
87%
20%
36%
685
687%
37%
691%
35.300
24,600
2%
47%
6
51
*
2
-
22%
9
2
27%
37
27
51%
*54
43%
27%
28%
36%
37%
682'% 683%
3,300
24%
48 Va
26 Va Jan
14
57%
43%
82%
42
*36
4%
52
*54
43%
23%
47%
16% Jun
Jan
*4%
52%
51
43%
37%
4%
52%
57%
43%
*36
20,300
52%
81
*80
30%
25%
2%
83%
80
23%
2
2%
83%
83
52 Va
52%
52 %
500
2,700
163
160
160
157
156%
155
48
4
45% Jan
47%
47%
14
38
47
47%
32 Va Dec
17
47%
47%
21 Va Nov
20
13,500
25,300
_3
2
Nov
48%
119%
43
25
50 Va Nov
48
118
22 %
G)_
Corp
43
*46%
'■
28%
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Mar 11
2%
27
7.50
Sheller
47
154
83
36
1
30
1
Shell Oil Co
8
47
152
47
10,200
61%
49%
119%
49
49%
116%
No par
No par
Jan
1
49%
113%
5
12% Jun
24
49%
114%
115%
*46%
48%
113%
153%
60
59%
58%
58 Vt
57%
58%
57%
59
49%
114%
1.40
Shahmoon
26
22% July
70 V4 Oct
5.900
433/4
90% May 21
66% Dec
52%
233/4
24
20 Va Dec
52%
22 V4
75% Jun
23% Oct
3
52%
*43V4
Sbattuck
2
52%
44
17
5
53
25
26
16% Sep
52%
43%
26
24
46% Mar
52%
22%
Jan
50% Jan
20,100
52%
44
49
Jun
13 Va May 20
10
400
78%
53 %
25%
19% Jun
17% Feb
14%
77%
43
46% Jan
85% Oct
*14%
23%
5
17
12
14%
77%
23%
7
39% Nov
13
Feb
14%
76%
10%
45
13 %Ja n
37
11
8% Jan
58
10%
14%
11
10%
11
23
32% May
46% Dec
25% Apr
10%
5,900
1
.1
——No par
$5.25 preferred—_
Apr
7
13% May
16,700
43%
Dec
16 % Aug
21%
77%
.
100
10
—10
Indus! ries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp—
10
26% Feb 25
8% Jan
■
59
21 Va
75%
*85
20%
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common..
25
5
6
2,800
'
21%
*14%
687
26
39% Mar 11
40
20
10%
10 %
267%
36%
27% Jun
3
26% July 16
35%
*57%
59
21%
21%
*53
43i/u
Sears Roebuck & Co..—
29% Apr
35%
19%
53%
57%
433/3
29
2
36 %
*57%
59
*57%
4%
45% Mar 18
22
35 %
35%
35%
59
19%
20
36
4%
52%
*54
427/,,
49% Jun
Jan
35%
14%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13% Jan
35
*57%
59
75%
1
20
Seaboard Finance Co..
*
;—1
Seagrave Corp.— ——U———5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp—.
5
9
2,500
14%
100
35 % Feb
1,000
55%
73%
of Amer
Screw & 'Bolt Corp
19%
55%
42%
3,65% preferred
10% Mar 11
xl8%
14%
25
40% May 25
13%
55%
'
74
1—No par
2
7% Jan
18%
55%
42%
37%
4%
—100
5
;
$4 preferred ———
Scovlll Mfg Co common
13
Mar 17
78
July 16
69
/ Apr
30% Mar 18
7
23 % Jan
9
Jan
77
18%
56 %
42
*36, .
.<*4%
8chick Inc
July 10
18%
55%
42%
8chering Corp common
,
5% convertible preferred
76% July 20
39% Feb
Dec
16'A Nov
19%
55%
41%
1.66%
100
Electric Co
Diego Gas &
400
Vt
9
55
53 %
(Jacob)
500
2,700'
'
10%
1
5
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
—:
Schenley Industries Inc__
28
18% July 15
3
12% Mar
35
51% Apr
2
Jan
35
2.9% May
34%
9%
9%
9%
*18%
81
25%
-
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A—
Mar 13
97
17
9%
19 v«
56%
52%
—1
Co
Preferred series A 5%
30
53% July 23
42% Jan
91% Jun
9,500
*80%
25
2
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co„ —_
10
St Joseph Light & Power— -No par
8t L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
15
21
17
24
Apr
36% July 24
Apr
8% Apr
46
15
Mar 24
32%
9 V.
20 G
1
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
22
32%
9%
80%
25%
2%
83%
20
.
Ruberoid
95% Jun
33 %
*8%
46%
100
Co
47% Mar 11
41% Dec
32%
9%
152
1
1
2
10
33%
52%
.
D, Corp
Cola Co
Dutch Petroleum
38% Jan
24% Jan
33
52%
(deo
8
«
33%
80%
24
2
81%
Crown
20
17
14.300
58%
1
1
25% Oct
14% July 23
28 %
80%
24%
—
40% Nov
Apr
27%
53
Haas Co common
&
7
18
23%
48%
10
5
preferred series A—
Ronson
30
27%
52%
Company
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7% Apr
13% Jan
27%
*80%
24%
2
82%
Corp..
24% Mar 12
22% Dec
27%
111%
Rochester Gas
312
28
400
'
52%
convertible preferred.—25
& Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp ...
5
30% July 23
22
/
14%
5%%
48% May 15
21%
10%
Antelope Copper Mines
—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
22
16
23
22%
5.300
'
73%
Roan
23
Jun
35% Feb
39% Jan
22
19%
No par
Corp
Paper
Rltter
53% Jun
19
31% Jan
10
Oil
Richfield
5% Mar 17
I
22%
5
7
24
13
31%
22 %
100
1
5s
Tobacco com
(R J)
July
38% Nov
31%
31%
33%
—5
Brass
25% July 16
2
33%
31%
*57%
Chemical Co
Drug &
27
19% Jan
20%
33%
31%
9%
—10
Corp
Jan
5
26
20%
33%
*31%
18%
10
Preferred 3.60%
July 14
Jan 27
20%
*33 %
50c
series
Rheem
Manufacturing Co..,.
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
Jan
20%
33%
55%
10
10
-.5
Reynolds
2% Jan
21
33%
X32%
29
45
20%
34
33%
26
111
21%
*33%
33
84 % Mar
.
20%
34
27%
57% Apr
2
21
27%
24
32% Apr
53%
28 %
15
18
54%
52 %
31%
77% Jun
2
20% Dec
27%
54%
22%
79 % Jun
87% May 22
23%
53
22%
47% Jun
9
78% Jan
23
55%
*31%
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A_—.—-50
4%% cobv 2nd pfd
——100
15
23%
54%
Inc
Rexall
July 24
163
3
Mar
116
28%
*70
31%
.
300
29%
55 %
69
69
71
22%
common
Copper &
Revlon
54% Dec
29
30
38% Jan
Revere
39% Dec
10
44,700
70%
23%
53%
34
preferred
Republic Pictures
$1 convertible
2
8% Jan
23.700
71
23%
70%
23%
20%
Mfg Co common
-5
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
22% May 12
3,700
70 Va
53%
Conv
25% Jan
1,303
35 Vi
70%
28
Reliance
7
41% Jan
Co
Reliance Elec & Eng
Jan
66%
72 Va
34%
& Co—
9% Jan
5
67%
72
34%
22
Reliable Stores Corp
17
60% Apr 29
67%
72%
34%
31%
$1.25 div prior preference..
16
11
15
Jan
Oct
8% Nov
2
7
3% Jan
Chemicals
(Robt)
Rels
67%
72 %
34%
No par
50c
1
Bit Co—-
Bros Inc.
Jan
30 % Jun
67%
71%
34%
—50
_50
preferred.
2nd preferred
noncum
Roller
Reed
63
71%
*69
1st
noncum
67%
71%
34
No par
1
5
50
Reading Co common.
26
Jan
12
5
33 %
68
in
71 %
._
43,300
67
63%
71%
33 %
Inc
37% Jan
25
19% Jan
8
14% Oct 27
6 7%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
—
May 22
33 % July 22
30
preferred
1st
Ranco
6
corn—No par
No par
Corp of America
$3.50
5
20% July 21
25% Aug
2
Jan
0
Radio
May 11
Feb
69% Jun
43 Va
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
48% Dec
2
59 Va Sep 30
80y« Jan
7%
7%'
76%
78 Vi
*86 Va
88 Va
17%
18
20%
,
20%
41%
20 Va
7%
7%
77 Va
*86 Va
88 Va
*86 Va
17%
17%
17%
20 Va
7%
78
88 Va
13
*20%
7%
8
18%
73
*71
8
7%
,
9,400
900
20
3,900
k
76%
76 Va
*86%
88%
*86 Va
88 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
25%
26 Va
25%
26
75%
77
3,800
_
2,000
97,700
25%
25%
26
91
91
91%
92
92
92 Va
92%
240
50 Va
50
50%
49%
49%
49%
49%
20,100
82 Vt
82 Vt
82
82
82 Vt
82 Vt
82
82
34%
36 V8
35 Vt
36%
34%
35%
35 Va
35%
24%
25%
25 Va
90 Vi
*90 Vt
49%
51%
50
82%
34%
33 V4
41%
*73
77%
7%
77
90 Vt
*82
77
50
37,700
Volume
190
Number 5867
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(377)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
40% Jan
74
2
69 % Dec
6
Jan
2
3
Jan
Lowest
19
3
3% Nov
61% Jan
7
69% Mar
8
82% Feb
Jun
14% Jan
of
of
New
Jersey;
64% Jan
23
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
10
3%% preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
100
55% Jun
9
86 % Sep
17
21
94% May 26
85
10% Jan
2
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
36
Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
23
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
11% Nov
10
14
Jun
18
12 % Jan
12
14% Jan
2
18% Nbv
6
•
Jun
30
92
7
18
Jan
Jan
8
2
20
Jun
26
61
Jun
9
13% Jan
14% Nov 20
5
Dec
11
43
27% Oct
22
Apr
38% July
'
7
7
117
July 6
41% July-.7
-
Feb
Stevens
8
42% Jan
57% July
8
20% Jan
27% Mar 13
7
15% Jan
19% July 13
15% Jan
18% Nov
28
177/a Jan
19
May
60% Nov
12
55% May
24 % Jan
65
Apr
2
157/a Jan
18
16
20
31
28% Dec
2_
Oct
66% Dec
29
9
Apr
1
79
Jan
16
87
Nov
Apr 24
69
Jan
2
28% Dec
Apr
26% Jan
15
20% Jan
12% Aug 14
2
221/4 Aug 14
25% Apr
38
Dec
97
Dec
19
9% Jan
24
Jan
13
6% Jan
7
Feb
25
1360
1865
22
Jan
5
19
38% Jan
5
106% Feb
20
6% July
1695
Aug 11
Jun
1
17
5%%
Co
Jan
51%
50%
511/a
45%
44%
45
50%
50%
50%
50%
561/2
56%
561%
56%
1
.1
series
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
14% Mar
29
Feb
6
9
Feb
3
35% Jan
2
52
94
36% Dec
30% Jun
25
38% Jan
12
553A Feb
89
16
74'A Feb
26
87
Jan
2
56%
56%
57%
.56%
57%
-57%
573/4
571/4
58
12,700
323A
32'A
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
34
20,200
533A
55'A
54
55 ■'
55%:
55%
56
57
56%
-57
24'A
24'A
24'A
233A
*24
24%
24
24
18
19
18%
24'A
18 5/a
233A
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18
18'A
18
18
18'A
18%
18'A
*18%
18%
61%
62 34
62'A
63%
62%
62%
30'A
30%"
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
1,700
12%
12%
13%
12%
13%
12
12%
179,200
l
60'A
61
60%
60%
60%
61
60'A
61
60%
60%
2,800
30%
30%
31
33%
333/4
34%
33%
34%
34%
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
13%
'55
_30
;
22
25
Feb
8
24
16
23
2
38% Nov 21
2
19% Jan
30
Dec
13
Apr
413/e Feb
29% Dec
2
25
May 20
90
28% Aug
5
25% Apr
18
21% Jun
24
14
45'% Jan
31
Jan
2
46'A Nov
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
7
16 % Dec
15
42
May 27
21
1
12'A Jan
84
Mar
2
2
173/8 Oct
30
40% Nov
11
1
58
Apr
25% Nov
8
9
5
14
11
3
3
48
3% Jan
2
15% Oct
28
13% Jan
7
20
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
193% Jun
17
17% Apr
25% Apr
9% Jun
Glass
Mlg
4%
preferred
10
24% Jan
2
16
33
8
7
43% Apr 10
13% Mar
5
Mar 13
1
Mar 16
Co
"
Tung-Sol
5%
pfd
conv
Co
series
Twin
Coach
TXL Oil
Oct
91
27
19
Jan
Jan
2
36
32% Sep
79% Oct
Udyllte
6% Jan
Corp
Union
Electric
Co
7
90
July
8'A Jan
2
29 '/a Jan
12
13
16
Jan-
2
United
Mar 26
Air
United
United
Board
17
July 21
United
conv
Carton
:
12
13% Jun
United
Industrial
16% Jan
7
Merch & Mfrs Inc__
2
21% July 24
2'% Mar 10
United
l'/aJan
45% Jan
2
57% July 13
United
2
57% Dec
11
14
102
23
6% Jan
2
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
25
Dec
17
42% May
95% Jan
34% Mar
51% Apr
4
Greenfield
City
Apr
Jan
26
U S & Foreign
58
Jan
21
Apr
27
U S
165
Mar 30
12 % Jan
29
Jan
26
2
11% Oct
29
10% Jan
7
14 % Apr
3
47% Feb 12
41% Feb
4
44% May 28
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
10
—5
53%
*105
97'A
30%
27
*91%
33'A
*75'A
*69
97'A
30%
27 A
93 A
36% Mar
2
17
1%
U S
Co
Mach
class A preference
Industries
4%%
Inc
:
common
preferred series A
73
*71'A
73
85
*82
821/2
400
51'A
52'/a
49,300
34%
34'A
33%
34%
18,600
8'A
12,300
34'/s
34%
34'A
8'A
8%
8%
8'A
8'%
8%
a%
333A
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
33 'A
34'A
22'A
22%
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21'A
1,500
43 %
433A
43%
43%
43%
43 %
43'A
43%
12,900
54'A
5334
5 4'A
53%
54%
53%
54'A
29,500
53'A
*105
*105
125
125
*105
125
96
97
96
96
*95%
96
95%
30%
30%
3034
31
29 %
30%
29%
303%
27
2 7'A
27
27%
2 7'A
"27%
26%
28
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
34%
34'A
*91'A
93'A
96
33'A
76%
33'A
35%
34'A
34%
76'A
7534
76%
76
76
76%
70
69%.
69%
69
8%
35
8%
8%
8%
*34
22.
9%
34 3A
22 Ve
8%
*34
22'A
34%
34%
34%
34%
"
36%
36%
37
55'A
55'A
56
56
20%
20%
20
20
20 3/8
17
17%
17%
17%
19%
20'%
19%
20
l'A
,
l'A
36'A
*55
8 3A
9
*34
343A
22'A
22%
34%
34
22%
6,300
343/8
36'A
37
22,500
55%
37
55%
28,000
553/a
203/s
1,600
17'A
18 3/o
18
18'A
30,400
20
21 Ve
21%
213/4
44,900
1%
1%
1%
55%
56%
55
56
56%
31%
31%
32%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
40%
41%
42
41 Ve
43
41%
42 3/4
42 A
82
31'A 32
48'A
49
105'A 106 A
*152
153
42%
83
83
83
81
83
10%
*34
11%
*43
11
34 A
82
82%
83
32
32 3/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
49%
49
49%
49%
50'A
4 8 3%
105%
107'A
152
10 3/4
*34'A
*151%
106%
153
*
11%
34%
34%
35'A
12'A
11 %
12%
12
43'A
43'%
43'%
*43
12'A
43'A
410
13,500
130
32'/a.
32 %
4,900
49%
50
8,000
105
106
151'A
151'A
60
11%
12'A
69,500
3 5'A
35%
35%
300
12%
11,400
43%.
100
106
153
11%
..
7,100
•
12%
104%
*151%
10%
11
34%
10,800
1%
1%
56%
56'%
105'A
500
203/8
*20
58 /4
32 A
151'A
500
343/4
1%
*
800
1,100
5,600
8%
55%
*31%
40'A
82
3,800
70
70
69%
9.800
763/&
71
■1,700
12,100
34'A
75%
70
V/j
56
10,200
120
*105
^°78
50
400
75
52%
1%
-1
17,100
92'A
*70%
33 %
19%
50
34'A
*91%
52'A
36
common—82%c
33%
91%
52%
34'%
No par
4
100
eferred
34%
75
82
35
1
13,700
51%
55
20%
18
100
12,100
82
36 A
25
47'A
146 %
52'A
34%
1
91%
46%
146%
81%
55
20'A
17%
25
common
preferred
Hoffman
5%
U S
Mines
34'A
8,000
46'A
146%
50 3%
35%
Securities
pi
8%
92'%
45%
146
81'A
83'A
52%
34 %
—10
HVe
10
Freight Co
Gypsum Co common
U S
120
8% Jan
34
4%%
8
22
5
Borax & Chemical Cotp com—1
85
6
8% Apr
*81
2
1
Corp
preferred
35
7
Jan
U S
Corp
Mach
14
14
Jan
39
6%
25
147'% Jun
*71%
No par
Co
17% Dec
Sep
73
34%
18% Nov 21
65% Jan
*72 %
34%
91'A
22'%
2
21% Jan
73
34
3
153
*72%
45
146 %
33%
92'A
213/4
Jan
July 24
30% Apr. 28
*73%
44'A
145
34'%
34%
10% Jan
81
75
92'A
22'A
United
6
*70'A
33'A
34%
20% July 20
18% July 14
2
75
77
73
21%
11% May 16
5'% Jan
2
Jan
*70'A
33%
92'%
5
Improvement Co
37% Oct
45'A
1453/8
8
Corp.
90
45'A
1443A
1
Gas
2
44%
45%
144%. 146
6%
(Del)
Gas
4
19,800
Engineering A Foundry
Fruit
Dec
10,900
28'%
12 %
Corp
United
26% Jan
14'A
12%
Electric Coal Cos
United
78
13%
28
13'A
United
United
6
14'A
29
13
United
9
38% Feb
13%
28%
13%
United
17
33% Apr 29
14
29'%
(Del)_.
22
30
30
12%
No par
42% Jan
30% Jun
3,400
13%
9% May 19
Shoe
16,700
9%
2 8'A
Corp
Co——
58% Apr
22
38'A
39
13
No par
19
47% Dec
*37
29'A
pfd—100
10C
1
29
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
9%
9%
38
100
13%
37% Mar 16
Park
37%
38'A
38
4,200
65
12 3/4
pfd
conv
United-Carr Fastener
United
9%
39
-
44%
133/4
America—No par
of
&
o
37%
*63
283%
23% July
45% Mar
9%
66
1,200
5,800
15,800
10
48»/a Jan. 13
2
*37
40
64
38%
43%
44%
53
26%
573A
13'A
Inc
Corp
Carbon
9
■
9%
25 %
*52
20%
22
43%
33 '/a Jun
29^
38%
9%
44'%
*63
52%
53%
253A
573/4
20'%
8
33'/a Jun
Jan
64
39
44'A
25'A
13%
Co—
31
32% Oct
66
*36%
8 A
preferred
10
44'%
*53%
*53
213%
33%
22 ...
44 A
54%
125
1955)
of
Biscuit
$4.50
*63
44%
25%
573/4
20%
8%
Lines
Artists
United
43%
53%
25
28/2
Aircraft Corp common
United
53%
*53
58
21%
33'A
30
15
25%
20%
34%
50"% Aug 28
21
531%
25%
*52
13
common
Co
50
2% Oct
*52%
300
20%
No par
Car
40% Dec
^
32
11,800
20
preferred———10
non-cum
2
2
8,500
425%
20%
10
Pacific RR Co
4%
2
16'A Jan
22'%
42'A
19%
50%
2
31
22%
42%
24,600
25
34% Jan
16% Dec
22'A
42 %
15'%
No par
-10
27% Jan
Dec
22
423/8.
28,300
.
14%
No par
32'A Mar 26
18
16% Oct
23
42
5,300
.67%
13%
California
9
71
22%
42%
"
27%
Corp
series
$4
of
(ser
46'A Mar 10
23%
42%
9 %
No par
Oil
(ser of 1956)
29
22 %
38%
Preferred
July 15
38'A Apr
88'A Apr
39
9%
Preferred $3.50 series.
4%
13
30%
39
38%
33%
92'%
*73%
*72'A
*82
4%
21
Jan
30
39%
15 'A
No par
3
69
31'A
39 3A
66%
15
5
common
66
26% Jan
30%
39
15
No par
Mar 24
31'%
39
14%
$4.50 series
Union
95
66
30 3/4
14%
$3.70 series
109% Mar 26
8
67
14%
Preferred
Union
4,000
40
9%
40
"
30%
38%
*36%
66
14,300
16'%
66
*39
44%
66
_
14%
Preferred
22
*63
66'A
5,200
563%
24'A
16
14 %
4
53'A July 10
30'% Jan
44
18
136
12
4
58
653A
56
23
"
250
.
1
Paper
9
8% Nov
2
34% Jan
15
22% Jun
40
87
*85'A
87
No par
(The)
Corp—
7
34% Nov 21
8
2
11% Jan
15
*85'A
30
65
30%
*52
50
Asbestos & Rubber Co
2
Dec
48
May 21
22% Jan
Apr
100% Mar 12
10
45
37
86'A
1
Twist Drill
26
of 1957
Corp
Union
27% Nov
8 6'A
86'%
1
4
24% Feb
50
common
Corp—
3
65
29%
50
Co
25% Feb
27% Dec
1,200
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred—.
—50
17
2
9,500
22=%
20tli Century Fox Film—
20% Jun
15% Jan
253/8
22%
2
.
(conv)
Bag-Camp
Apr
25'A
223A?
common—___1
A
Electric
6
July
25%:
22 5%
86%
25%
24% Feb
July
25'A
22%
53%
18% May
93 'A
255%
*22%
25%
series
Tank
51 Ve
25%
22%
53%
Preferred
Union
117 % Jun
25%
22%
87
22%
6
Aug
25 %
22%
42%
26
Aug
25%
22%
42 %
19
69% Aug
25%
22
9'A Feb
143
*85%
1
Truax-Traer Coal Co
7,400
25
—5
Airlines
37% Jan
108
120
._1Q
Inc__—
World
Carbide
25
£3%
Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
Trans
38% Feb
2
6,400
122
—100
Tri-Continental
9
31
31%
*39
26
Jan
56,600
2
12
Jan
29'%
No par
Jun
91
28%
__
—
Jun
52% Jan
28%
—
33 % Feb
111
28
16%
Union
45
28
23'A
18
6
27%
*120
56 3A
31
30% Jan
28
16'%
9% Dec
33% Nov
27%
22%
37% Dec
21% Jan
28%
55%
Apr
36% Dec
27%
16%
26% Jan
8
9,300
23%
Union
Mar
73'%
55.%
2
87
71%
—
149'% May 29
35% Mar 16
77% Fob
74%
120
16
Underwood
29
73%
120
55'%
Union
Apr
74%
120
22%
14
July
73'A
120
16%
30% Mar 13
May 22
73 %
55%
14% Jun
44
121%
72%
22%
2
81
*119%
73
55
2
71
120
73
16%
107/s Jan
24
120
22%
20% Jan
25
23
16%
4
Mar 24
22%
56
11
Apr
22%
22%
127/s Feb
81
21%
16%
11 % Dec
54% Jun
21%
54%
23 % Dec
94
21'/a
22%
2
4
21%
No par
2
10
20%
Tishman Realty & Construction_.„l
Toledo Edison Co
5
19
13
21
Co
Tidewater Oil common—.
$1.20 preferred—
Timken Roller Bearing-
5% Jan
40% Jan
21
No par
preferred—
conv
12 % Jan
70% Sep
80% Nov
5,500
1
———
23
5
27
283%
3,700
36% Jan
Apr
28'A
10,100
5
75
'
66'/2
39% Dec
29
14,800
29
6 53A
6
Apr
152%
28'A
65%
32% Jan
84
150%
29%
65
15
98 % Mar
151'%
28%
65'%
16
75'% Jun
153%
29
64%
Jun
5
153%
151 %
28%
65%
343/4 Jun
19
1553A
29
64%
9
Jun
1523/4
28'%
64%
6
1
90
155'A
153%
10
6,200
16
30 Ve Jun
95,900
35%
21
23
21,400
193%
35
15% Jun
31
7,000
35%
19
34
55% Dec
32% Dec
29%
35
19%
34
42 'A Nov
103% Jun
29
36
19%
34
2
2
29 %
35'A
20
33%
3
5
28'A
36%
19%
34%
8
15
28%.
35%
20'%
33
10% Jan
Sep
27%
37%
19%
35
21% Jan
81% Feb
28%
36 %
34%
7
92
28
38'A
203A
28%
26,300
34% Jan
27% Jan
28'A
363/4
20
34%
16
Apr
44,400
52'%
36% Dec
51
23,900
82
52
20
9
33'A
81'A
33%
23 % Feb
28
33'%
81%—
30%
56% Jan
12
33%
81%
52%
59
Jan
8,600
33%
.
33%
26% July 24
9'A Jun
81%
81
30%
12
41
33%
81%
33
81
52'%
14
I2OV2 Feb
33%
33%
80%
33%
22
20
33%
33
•
29%
Jan
31
89'A
53'%
Jan
29
88
.
33%
52
Nov
90%
94
29%
21
44
86%
92
52
52
126% Dec
92%
92%
33 %
7
17
90%
90%
2,000
29%
13
30% Mar 25
14,400
52%
17
83% Apr
6,800
14%
33%
42% July 15
24% Jun 18
75% Mar
11%
14%
30
Oct
9
43'A
11%
15%
51 %
53
54 'A Jan
43
12
14'%
33%
2
Jan
44
11%
15%
29%
17
45
43%
12'%
52 %
14
54% Mar
44%
500
33%
16
Feb
24,400
30%
Feb
Jun
121/4
51%
29% Apr
42% Mar
12
33 %
$1.25
Trane
38% Feb
12%
15
33%
Transamerica Corp
Transue & Williams Steel
16% Jan
:
11%
5.800
50c
15
7
23.800
12
common
26
Jan
46%
30%
16% Jan
52% Oct
43
Inc
Jan
15
10
29
39%
26
45%
100
Jan
Jan
25 % Jun
3
38%
26
46%
44
Co
70
60
5
2
Ry
32
2
Feb
10'A Jan
Pacific
15
37
40
27
15%
>26
1
17%.Apr
65'A Dec
39
''26
82%
39
12%
Oil
59% July 10
32 3A Nov
2.740
Trust—
24% July 24
Jan 15
1815
No par
Coal
2
2
1806
44%
No par
15% Jan
23% Jan
27'A Jan
Jan
1814
1800
,_5
24
Jan
Co
193% Mar 11
21% May 15
21
88
1815
Thatcher
70% May
2
6,300
Thiokol Chemical Co
1
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
5
10
8
Producing
Texas Utilities Co
35% July 24
17
7
4
16
Jan
813A Oct
1,200
7
2.50
i
1,100
7
15
27
22%
100
6%
7%
1800
221/4
6
Apr
21% Nov
20
May
56% Feb
15
Dec
36% Mar
72
22
1
73
Jan
Apr 24
47'% Apr 17
.
1,200
33%
100
11%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
Textron
33%
22'A
100
3,300
—
99% ,100
44
&
16
33%
22%
153/4
Inc
&
6%
1810
••
22%
123%
Pacific Land
Texas
7
33%
100%
43%
Pacific
74% July 23
29% July 10
31% July 13
22%
100
1434
Instruments
124% Mar 18
33%
22'A
100%
11%
Texas
21% Dec
33%
22 %
*100
43%
Texas
28
33%
22'A
1
Texas
9% Apr
153/4 Jan
33%
1
159% July 15
39% Jan 23
9
23,000
.—9
9
18
251%
12%'
27
Feb
25%
12
61'A Jan
Feb
25%
~
:
12%
27% Jun
63
33%
*22
•
11%
Corp
Tennessee Corp
26% May 18
25 %
*33%
25%
12%
1
112
25%
11%
Dec
8
25%
60
1
39% Aug 22
11
25'A
59%
45%
86
Dec
25'A
60
46%
2
17'A Dec
25%
4,400
59%
59%'
40%
25
67
59%
26
24% Dec
2
59%
131/a
88
39
263A Jan
7
59%
4,800
13%
87%
45%
Gulf Sulphur
6'A Jan
60
34%
13%
26
Texas Gulf
44'A Jan
59
2,300
88'A
12%
*86
88%
39%
Texas
14% Mar 10
*86
46%
25% Mar 16
28
88'A
27
14
37% July 14
Nov
*86
45%
35 % Apr
133
88%
—
45%
1
2
*86
,
451/8
July 24
98% Jan
200
62%
Apr
11
500
"
*18
11%
19
27% Jun
—.
4.800
4,000
30%
27
— —
Aug
/
62
10
'
-
12
~8
37
18%
30 3/4
243A Nov
—
-
62%
2
•
3/4
11%
13
.
500
30
Jan
15
20,300
17%
62%
22% Jan
Dec
1,800
65%
5
Corp
Aircraft
22
65
*17%
l
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
Texaco Inc
_25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
24
173/4
32'A
(James)
TelAutograph
July 21
*211/2
651%
17%
'
25
Talcott Inc
Temco
21%
64'A
55%
Symington Wayne Corp
2
21%
18
18
391/2
19% Jan
21
18
61%
173/4
39
44% July 16
13% Mar 16
21
22
61%
Co
14% July 15
23,000
1
Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
S
23,500
34%
40%
21%
♦26
Swift
19
17%
34%
17%
Sutherland
40% July 23
17
17%
35%
61%
5
May 11
29% Jan 23
5
9% Nov
17%
34%
22%
—4.16%
2
3
Jan
36% Dec
17
34%
17%
1765
20% Dec
16%
61%
1785
8
800
40%
16%
33%
21%
1775
2
40%
40%
40
1
25
9% Jan
40%
100
115
34'%
6%
33/4 Jan
*110
115
3,900
25,300
16
6%
Apr
9
38%
33%
6%
A
86
161/2
Superior Oil of California
47
*108
56%
86
37%
35
10c
38% Jan
2
39%
' 16%
115
56%
38%
371/4
38%
16
Co—
Mining
35
Jan
39'/4
♦108
56%
37
56%
*86
87
36%
110
100%
25
9
*106
39%
*85
36%
100 %
30
21
108
*38%
87
35%
12.50
38% Aug 27
58% Nov
♦104
*85
35%
15
of
42% Sep
29% Dec
25'A Mar 18
57%
88
35'/4
34%
Inc
2
2
56%
*85
41,900
35,000
145,500
5
common
Sunshine
23
20
22,000
20
3
18% Jan
4%
5
3
2
4%
„5
19% Jan
2
4%
51
common
31% Mar
7% Jan
4%
5
29% Jan
5
4%
30,800
l
Corp
pfd
4%
44%
Inc
Sunshine Biscuits
87/o Mar 20
2165
2nd
4%
51%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
25
15
94% Jan
4%
5,600
.
19
51%
$4.50 series A preferred—__No par
Oil Co
No par
24% Apr 29
Jun
33% Jun
f
18%
45%
Sun
27
19%
50%
1
29
18%
51
Sun
17
Jun
19%
451/4
Webster-
Chemical
18%
50%
15% <Mar 20
9
18%
45%
94
Mar 13
181/4
51%
8
65% Feb
771/4
50%
2
24
68%
*76%
51
38% May 29
13
2
25
30
72
July
&
67%
77%
44%
Storer
-
26
66% Jan
57% Jun
23
30% Mar 19
11% Jan
87
Stone
68%
»76 %
,
50%
Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
Corp
Suridstrand Corp
15% Jan
9% Jun
50
24
59
33% Mar 25
>
68%
76i/4
511/4
;
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
6
37% Jan
68
76i/4
451/4
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
12
Dec
67%
77%
5
1
16% Oct
67%
50
Co_
34% July
P) &
Shares
671%
*76
50%
Sterling Drug Inc
Chemical
(J
the Week
July 24
No par
(The) L S__
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
22
Friday
July 23
44%
7
20
Stauffer
Thursday
25
20
Starrett Co
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
July 22
6.25
convertible" preferred
59% Jun
26 % Feb
26% Dec
California
Indiana
Apr 21
18% Jun 23
22
14
Electric Co
&
Standard
71
15% Jan
Jan
$1.60
Inc
$1.20
convertible
preferred
Ry Equip Mlg Co
Stanley Warner Corp__r
I
17% July 23
35% July 17
23"% Jun
8
10% Jan
2% Jan
4%
of
31
39% Feb
4Va
Oil
59'/a Dec
20
10c
Oil
24
45% Nov
18%
Oil
42% Feb
2
17%
Standard
23
Jan
1
Standard
24
49% Jun
17% Jan
771%
Standard
44% Jun
29
67%
17
3
12
54
67V4
26
Nov
60% Nov
Gas
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
July 21
*761/4
59% Jan
50
Coil Products
Standard
AND
Tuesday
No par
52 % Apr
61% Nov
18
Standard
•
Monday
July 20
No par
com
4% July 21
62% Jan 23
21
14
Standard Brands Die
$3.50 preferred
23% May 11
25
29% Jan
'■
3
24
Par
2
47 'A Feb
15
LOW
EXCHANGE
3% May 29
49% Jun 24
19
35% Feb
10'/8 Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
v
Highest
73
85% May
2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
43% Feb
Range Since Jan. l
Highest
12
12'/a
*43
43 %
12.%
*43
12,600
"
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
(378)
Monday, July 27, 1959
S
"
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Badfor Previous
Highest
Lowest
8V4Jan
24 Ve Jun
18
Jan
22
8
2
58% May 18
99
21
Jan
1
100% Jan
18
154
Jan 22
36% Nov 11
41% Oct 14
45% Feb
6
10
136% May 18
69% July
7
143 J/4 Jun
17
154
33% Jan
19
43
73
Sep
15
82,
Jan
3
21% Jan
88
76
48% Nov
2
25% Jan
2
46% Jan
53 %
3
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
Dec
108
7
Apr 14
31% Apr
3
30
2
Sep 25
Jan
15%
Jan
21
U S
106 y2 July
Co
U 8
54 % Feb
21
37%, Feb
9
& Min
Ref
Steel
1%
Tobacco
1%
...
Co
noncumulative
5% July
90% Dec
July 21
4% Jan
74% Jan
10% Nov
6
22
Stockyards
15% Mar 16
United
Stores $4.20
Nov
6
Nov
100
8
21
151
12
July
157
1
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
Apr
4
Sep
8
84
Jan
Feb
9
48% Jan
.Jun
9
36% Feb
Jun
Dec
24
43% July
8
40% Oct
14
42
jkb
2
13
July
2
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
34% May
9% Jan
7
2
22 Ve Jan
2
28% Apr
2
36% Apr
11% Jan
17
27% Jan
5% Jan
13 Va Jan
21% Jan
37
2
_____
2
32
Dec
10
31% Jan
5
Apr
7
14% Sep
29
5% Jun
30
45% Jan
17
Dec
11
Jan
9
23% Jan
2
36% Dec
3
28% Feb
9
8
78
2
9
97
84
150
May
2
22
Oct
2
19 % Jan
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
3
26 Vo Jan
17
33 Vb Jun
May 20
113
99 % Jun
Vick
July 23
3%%
9
108
6%
div
Virginia
4
5
Jan
Co
$5
65%
150%
151%
150%
40
40
31%
31%
50
50
50 %
' 50 V*
-
1,360
.
900.
7,700
2,100
44,000
99%
101%
101%
102%
101%
102%
101%
102%
144 y4
144 y2
144 y4
144%
146
146
146
146%
1,800
y4
24%
24 y4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
6,500
24
190
34 y4
34%
35%
35 V*
35%
1
35%
36
35 y4
36
35%
36%
35%
36
35
36%
5,800
16
16
16
16%
16
16
16Ve
7%
16%
17'
17%
2,800
11%
23,300
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
*91%
94
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
9
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
9Ve
9 Ve
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10 >/e
*78%
*91%
94
94
*91 %
*91%
*17%
9%
*77%
43
49
153%
9%
79
43 Vb
49
153%
153%
153%
22%
24y4
23%
24%
23%
24 Vs
28'A
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
80
44%
*79
81
*80
94
23 Ve
*.' 7%
8%
8(
44 Ve
'
79
50
76 Ve
78%
*76%
77
520
45
44
44%
44%
45
6,200
51 y4
51 %
52
51%
51%
1,600
154
153%
153 %
40
24Ve
98,000
*152
154
*152
81%
23%
24
*28
28%
common
45%
45%
45%
45 %
45%
45%
46%
67,900
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35 %
35'A
35%
3,300
45%
45%
46
45
45%
45 Ve
453/8
36 Ve
36 VA
36%
36 %
36 Va
36 Ve
36%
4,000
12 Ve
12%
12 Ve
12 Ve
11%
12%
12
4,700
27%
27 Va
27%
27
27 %
27
27%
27%
12%
27%
35
34
1,500
12%
1
1
35%
35%
*34%
35 %
34%
34%
33%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
142 %
144%
142 %
142%
143%
5
57%
57%
58 Ve
57%
preferred..
39%
103%
102%
38%
103
38%
102%
29
96
96
39%
38%
39%
102 %
*102%
*96
103
5,000
7,700
5,100
31,300
80
29
102 %
39%
103
*78
98
38%
96
39%
38%
61%
29%
29%
96
147
61%
80
*78
80
29%
98
*96
98
61%
59%
6%
146
150
146
59%
30%
29%
30%
146
*78
80
*78
80
30%
*96
8
com
58
*70
100
2,000
44%
45%
35%
100
120
44%
36%
12%
com...No par
Co
80
80
80
80
28%
36
44%
30
27
•
79 y2
49%
43%
49 y2
1,800
17,900
43%
79
42%
34%
34 Ve
10
9%
8%
94%
8%
18%
*93
6%
preferred
Pwr
151%
31%
31
50 Ve
2.50
Works
13,400
66
40
40
31%
...
50
50
117%
*113%
66%
30
\
34. y4
5
Co.
&
111%
.10
Chemical
Elec
,
...31
17,100
88
65%
40%
40
50 Ve
360
48%
34 y4
5
Inc
partic
31
50%
104%
47%
*80
34 y4
1
preferred
Va-Carolina
Mar 20
39% Mar
Chemical
40
30
104%
49
34%
12.80
preferred
Victor Chemical
39%
40
150
21,800
34%
Industries Inc com_2.50
Co
150%
31%
50 %
99% 100%
144 y2 145
24 y4
24 %
100
Corp of America
Raalte
149
27%
111%
66%
151
64%
66%-
*39 %
31
50
1
conv
66
27
38
1
com
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co
35% May 25
107
9
407/a Dec
8
July
Van
5
61% July 24
2
17
13
$2.28
47%
*80
1
Co
Inc
Steel
66%
i50-/2
349
3
Co
Norman
104%
115
100
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
9
*112
100
Co
48
112
com.No par
Products
105
46%
47%
"109
14
Power & Light Co
Vanadium
26
81% Mar 18
85
Jan
75% Nov
77% Feb
4%%
Upjohn
Utah
47% July 15
2
24% Jan
Oil
104 y2
105
46
111
30e
preferred
Universal
7
18
72
31
Tobacco
Universal Pictures
16
40
57
8%
10
27 Ve
104%
*109
1
Corp common
convertible preferred
Universal Leaf
26 %
88
pfd-5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
16
25% Apr
3
29% Feb 17
29
28
noncu 2nd
Whelan
$3.50
2
57 y2 Jan
27 y2 Jan
United
May 20
47% July
20% Apr
18% May 12
14
26 %
*80
preferred—No par
Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
24
81
Mar 30
46
Feb
12 Ve Jan
convertible
25%
6,100
8%
1
Corp
United
10% Feb 25
6
Vitamin
8
$6
5
Mar
2
8% Jan
2
76 Ve Apr 23
34% Mar 24
Dec 10
157
3
2
17% Jan
39% Dec 29
57
Jan
8Vi JanK
6
78
1
32% Feb 44
Jan
United
7
9% Oct 30
17
Nov 13
142
30
85% Jan
10
8
2
19 % May
U
17% Jan
7% Oct 24
8
Jan
5% Jan
13
50% Mar 12
26
33%
*8%
25
preferred
& -Pharmaceutical
26
33'A
8%
86
No par
common
33%
*8%
*75
50
.—16%
.100
-
Corp common
preferred
U 8
com
33%
8%
88
1
50
Corp
14 Vb Feb
Dec~24
105
33 %
*8%
46%
66%
Shares
33%
88
1st preferred___100
preferred
U 8
6
26% Jan
Mar
Shoe
July 24
45%
.5
common
non-cum
7%
4
6
24
Co
D 8 Smelting
24
105% July
105
100
preferred series B
Rubber
Friday
July 23
26%
26
*104
8%
Mar 11
153
10
27
the Week
Thursday
July 22
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
j
33%
33
26
3%%
28
Jun
10
5
.
SALE
HIGH
AND
_
July 21
33 Ve
32%
10
1
100
U 8
3
Apr
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
34 % Jun
2
.1
1
common
Playing Card Co.
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
19
Jun
38% Feb
7
4%%
34% July 21
38% May 16
10
26
Jan
141
12
32% Jun 16
35
Jan
29
July 17
88% May
19% Jan
10
July 21
50
July 29
97% Dec 30
158% Jun
Lines
U 8
9
43 % Nov
80% Mar 14
Pat
U 8
41% Jan
2
5
Jan
26% Mar
140
U 8
.20
30% Jan
2
18% Jan
66
35 % Apr
2
2
6
9Va Jun 17
28% Nov 20
95
Nov 18
327/a Nov
2
8% Dec 30
23% Jan
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
July 20
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
103
1,400
200
12,300
710
90%'July
1
80% July 17
86% Mar 23
preferred
100
100
82%
*81
83%
*81
83%
*81
85% Dec
17
99% Apr
8
84% May 18
91% Mar 17
$4.20
preferred
100
•86
88
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
83'A Dec
30
95
24
87 % Mar 16
$4.12
preferred—
100
*83
64%
*83
84%
84%
85
*84%
66 %
*84%
86 Va
20
50 %
50%
50
50%
1,500
12'A
*12
12%
1,100
Aug 29
101
82
24
Dec
82
May 13
24 Vb
Apr
7
42% nov
Jan
2
13Ve Dec
2
36% Jan
20
11
Jun
9
12
53% July
13% Mar 17
Vulcan
9
Materials
81%
48%
49%
49
49
49%
12%
12%
12 Ve
12 Ve
12
12
29
16% Jan
2
30
18 Vb Jan
27
18%
18%
Nov
13
87 % Jan
2
96% Feb
20
5%%
preferred
100
94
94%
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
6Yt%
preferred
100
100
IOO
Jan
3
84
Jan
13
97
9
21% Mar
5%
9
Co
convertible
common—
preferred
16%
1
16
18%
*12
83%
20
18 Ve
6,700
18%
18%
*18%
19
18%
19%
1,400
95%
95%
*95
96
96
96
150
*100
101
130
17%
17%
17
16%
17 Va Oct
89
2
20
74
*81
50%
10
._
18% Oct
9% Jan
14 Ve Jan
83 %
10
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
20% Mar
16
Jan
$4.04
19
17%
17%
17%
17%
'
95%
*95
100
100
100
100
100%
100%
100%
w
72V2 Feb 24
60% May 20
67
Apr
15
76% Mar 11
Wabash RR 4%%
*69%,
71
15
73%
74
69%
72%
69%
73%
No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
10
49 Va
49%•
49Ve
49%
No par
40%
41
41
51
52%
50%
35%
16
15%
13%
14%
91%
13%
*89
11%
43%
43%
preferred
33% Jan
2
50
Oct
20
46% Feb
2
74% May 12
Wagner Electric Corp..
12% Jan
8
15i/4 Nov
14
141/2 Jan
2
21
Waldorf
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
Feb
10
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
Feb
4
48
U%
~16%
Ju"ly"l7
11% Aug 29
21
Walgreen
41% July 16
52% July 20
Walker
Walworth
12% May 19
18% May 19
16% Feb 20
95
87% Jan
94
Feb
20
6%
12 Ve
July 22
Ward
6
16
Co
(lliram)
Wallace
14% Dec 22
Apr 25
System
55% May 11
July'23
12 % Feb
Apr
& W__
G
Tiernan
&
Inc
1
Co
"
2.50
Ward Baking
Co common
____1
84
Jan
13
8
Apr
8
11% Dec
4
16% Jan
30
26% Dec
16
Jun
12
63% July 23
WarnerrLambert
48
31
47% Jun
19
54% May
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
34% Jan
44% Dec 31
41% Jun
9
48% Jan
Washington Water Power
No par
44%
25
40
36% Feb
9
48% May
4
31% Feb 24
5
*42%
5
*30%
31%
1
6%
6%
9 Vb
May 21
24% Jan
8
47% Jun
24 Vb May 12
28% Apr
48
34Ve Jan
.
1% Jan
Jan
10
5
5
4% Dec
19% Mar
Nov
26% Nov
Jan
23
Dec
1
35% Oct
,44% Jan 15
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
21
8 Va Jun
31% May 25
46% Jun 12
34
9
49V4 July 28
65
Mar
4
50
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
13
16% May 12
Wayne
35% Dec
22
33
38% Apr
May 20
99% Jun 11
91
July
86
Jun
95% Oct
86
105
6
Sep 23
83% Dec
9
Oil &
31 % Feb
28
96% Mar
19 V* May
14% Jan
2
102
18
90
103
8
West
Kentucky
West
Penn
13
West
Penn
Apr
May
91
May
8
96
Jun
2
101
Mar 31
May 22
Apr
50% Jan
5
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
14
Western
Air
2
24% Dec
17
237/b Jan
8
38
July 22
Western
97% Jun
17
100
Mar 23
Feb
10
79% Dec
31
74% May
7
94% July
3
100
86
Nov
13
82 % Jan
2
94 % Apr
42% Jan
2
71% Nov
20
69% Jan
2
81% July
13
4.80%
4%
34% Dec
16
29% Jan
43% July 23
Western
2
33% Dec
29
32
Jan
28
38% Mar 18
Westinghouse
24
74% Dec
31
70% Feb
9
98% July
Westinghouse
921/2 Apr
21
84
9
88% Jan
Jan
8
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
33I/4 Apr
7
54% Dec 31
83 % Jan
0
96
Nov
10
521/2 May
92% Jan
16% Feb
21
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
56
Jan
21
68
Dec
22
67% Mar 30
26
49 Va Oct
21
125
Jan
7
91% Jan
2
Jan
7
109 % July 16
4% Jan
2
231/4 Nov
5
32% Jun
6
Sep
3.80%
29
Feb
6
53 % Mar 20
White
Dental
60
July
8
102% Mar 11
White
Motdr
15
7
Jan
7
14
24% Jan
7
28% July 21
36
13
48%
30
33% Dec
Jan
2
121% juiy 31
4
Jan
White
July 23
31% Jan
Co
*35
Jan
6
23
5
51% Mar 11
Wilcox
6
45
July 23
21%
34%
9G%
*85
*85%
48V4
96%
88
87
49'A
97
97 '
33%
5
100
2
88
Mar 31
Jan
July
19% May
Apr
Oil
$4.25
30
4
27
17
6% Jan
2
17
10% July 24
45 % Jan
2
Windsor
39% Jun
35% Jun
19
40 % Jan
Wisconsin
22
121
36% Jan
23
Jan
22
29
23% Jun
22
27% Jan
9
14
30% Jan
14
36% Mar
6
9
6%
Mar 25
53% Dec. 31
53% Jan
2
60% July
45% Feb 27
74
Dec
31
70% Jan
8
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
89
Jan
2
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
78 % Jan
2
90% Nov
13
83% Jan
8
91
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
13
23% Apr 10
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
9
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—
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29% Feb 10
36% Aug 26
31% Feb
9
£Ct is
114%Jan
7
2
10
00,/
22% Dec
30
12% July 24
49% Jun
8
24
145% July 24
25% Jun
24
92% May 31
88^5^ prices;
Ex-rights,
136% Jun
4
sales on this
Ex-distrlbutlon.
no
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day.
tin
*108%
61 %
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25%
73
42%
5
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20
56
1
-Woodward
Elec
Power
91
Iron
Co
Service
113
62%
97%
35%
73
42%
23
*21 %
36%
36%
10
I
*321% 124
25%
26%
32%
32Va
37
38
*121% 124
26
26%
58%
59%
81%
81 Vs
80Vs
32%
59%
81%
90%
89%
10%
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89
10%
90%
89%
10%
* 89
89%
10%
36%
44%
37%
44%
32%
58%
36%
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
22%
23%
22%
1
119%
121%
119%
receivership or petition
has been
137
138
filed for the company's
31%
6%
8,900
48%
96%
37%
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88%
89%
*87
92
77%
43/b
34%
93%
94%
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86 A
*108% 113
64
65
97%
97%
36V8
37
73
73
43
43%
42%
33%
58%
58%
100% 100%
13%
14
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28%
50%
51 %
27
27%
32%
49%
95%
*85
*85%
48%
*96%
96
88
87
33Vb
37%
77%
32
*48
32%
58
40%
41
43%
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45
34
22
*21%
22
*22 Vb
136% 137%
23
122%
reorganization.
10%
41%
88%
10%
89%
10%
36%
36%
43%
43%
137
141
23%
23%
122
124%
aDefesred
37
_
10 %
42%
37%
10 %
41%
37
*121% 124
26
26%
32
59%
80
*90Va
89
10%
32%
59%
80%
91
32%
59%
81
90%
90%
11%
90
12%
600
290
10,800
250
5,500
5,000
5,200
2.700
33,700
19,700
32,800
500
13,500
90
11,400
200
1,300
7,700
210
44,800
300
1,800
44%
84
21,700
23
8,100
1,600
100
10%
6,300
42%
37%
6,600
6,200
20
2,300
32%
1,600
59%
82%
90Vb
13,200
2,700
20
2,200
28,300
37%
38%
15,700
44Va
144
91
12%
44%
1,500
143% 145%
44%
44
„
300
1,400
51
26%
40%
121% 121%
*26
26%
37%
37
141%
34%
37%
*100
100%
12% 13%
27% 27%
44%
83%
10
41%
38%
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25%^ 26%
32%
32%
59%
59%
80%
81 %
90
90
96
88
87
49
98
59
*40
10
41
37%
36%
37%
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87
88
*86
90
77
77%
42% 43
33% 34%
93% 95%
85 A 85/4
*108% 113
64
65
*97% 97%
36% 37
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44 •
44%
51
25%
40%
43%
*82
22
800
1,400
6%
43%
*81%
43%
No pax
31%
28
41
25%
36%
43%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp
10
41 Vs
1,000
7,500
32V4
38
*98% 100%
87%
88%
*87
92
78
78_
42%
43%
33%
33%
92%
94
*85%
86%
*108% 113
63
63%
97
97%
35%
36%
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74
42%
42%
57
58%
100% 100%
13%
13%
*28
28%
50
50%
22
9%
41
42%
34%
6%
37
44
83
5,800
42 Ve
22V4
32%
43Vo
*81 %
25
45%
2,000
34%
33%
57
23,100
51
45%
40
8,800
35V4
32%
*100 "100%
12%
13Vs
28%
28%
49%
50
25
25%
40%
41%
9%
10
Corp
56%
62»/a
9,000
34%
33%
77%
42%
33%
92%
86
86
*108% 113
61 %
63%
97
97
35
35%
*72%
73
42%
42%
45,400
36%
22
94%
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*85%
48
;
96%
92
11%
46%
24%
11
46%
24%
61%
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36%
21%
36%
21%
34%
96
88
87
47%
98
76%
41%
33%
88%
41%
10
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
*87
20,100
*35%
21%
*48
*35
21
33%
95%
r85
*85%
47%
*86%
36%
36%
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86
87%
16%
14%
89
16Ve
14%
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*48
*32%
43%
83
13%
28%
49%
9%
Corp_ 10
(F W) Co
33
57%
40%
10
com
95%
*85
*85%
48
*96%
600
1,300
1,800
2,900
*31 Vb
44%
37
21%
34%
96
88
87
49
98
40
'•21%
Co
& Wire
86%
1
100
Public
Young Spring
35%
101 Va
87%
33%
,
200
3,900
50%
45%
42%
31%
6%
32%
49%
32%
49%
43
10
preferred
Wisconsin
.
10c
Inc
35%
21 Vo
39%
*
*81%
Inc
*46
100
No par
Co
*32
*31
6%
50
12
46%
24%
63%
24%
70%
74
173/a
50
41%
50
*40%
49
15
89
31%
6%
33
49%
31%
6%
100
12%
*27%
49%
24%
5
No par
common
Worthington Corp common.
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
.No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
26
39% July
33%
89%
86%
1
Industries
Woolworth
20% Jan 28
—
y
Jan
(The
Wlnn-Dlxle Stores
32% Oct
21% Jan
86
*85
80
CO.
Wilson-Jones
20
25% Dec
129
*88%
10
preferred
8% Nov
Mar 25
34%
100
Ry
common
White Stores Inc
24
20 Vs Dec
135
2OV2 Jan
33
100
common
Wilson & Co Inc
78
$3
511/2 July 23
29
32%
49%
31%
6%
38
21%
34%
preferred
.100
Sewing Machine common
1
preference
2G
convertible preferred
50
32 Vb Jan
1
85% July 10
37% Dec
120V2 Dec
X
32%
*48
Prior
49% Nov 18
2
26% Jan
Apr
43
5%%
39% Jun
Nov"20
Jan
15% Jan
71
42%
.No par
17% Jan
30
Erie
Mfg
42%
44%
43
42%
34
91
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
May 26
50
*42%
100
Whirlpool
78
62%
45
]
preferred
Corp
63
43
74%
17%
73%
50%
44%
41%
39 % July
2
% Mar 30
!
RR
Lake
45%
50
Telegraph
2.50
Air Brake
10
Electric common.12%
98% Mar 13
2
28
Jun
9
25% July
1
38
Nov 10
&
11%
24%
62%
77%
Wheeling Steel
$5 preferred
7
12 Vb
45%
25
49%
45
100
pfd
preferred series B
Wheeling
11
66% July
97
5
8 Vb Oct
112
7
41 % July
40
100
Feb
8
11%
25
61%
Union
2
55% Jun
89
60
77Ve
Pacific
89
49%
44%
No par
Western
8
17% Jan
15
4%%
2nd
89
25
4
.
Lines Inc
noncum
50%
16%
14%
49%
Suppiy Co com..
5
preferred..
100
Maryland Ry com
No par
Western
7
24
16%
14%
60%
Auto
Jan
63
48
16%
13%
25%
100
31
50 %
16
59%
100
28% Dec
50
16%
25Ve
.5
Co
preferred series B
preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred—
17
42
6
50%
14%
91%
*48%
4.10%
19
May
41 Ve
43%
1
Electric Co
Power
50
40%
43%
4.20%
6
49%
41 Vb
43
50
Coal
49%
40 %
49%
41
11%
2.50
com
Sugar Corp
24
9
83 %
Snowdrift
preferred
Indies
13
94% Nov 12
48% Jan
4.80%
West
5
Dec
51
4
19
Mills
Corp
Wesson
Jun
94
17
Jun
Co
Knitting
Welbilt
*17%
11%
Pharmaceutical __1
Motor
17%
5
Inc
70%
73%
16%
71
*70
'
74%
11%
10
30
23% July
2
19
*89
71
72%
17%
1
Corp
Co
Waukesha
Apr 29
25% Jan
Jun
Warner
7
4
12
56% Jan
22
Industries
100
Warner Bros Pictures
12
36 Vb Mar
50% Dec
preferred—
*70
18,600
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,900
119%
123%
119%
121%
22.300
delivery,
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Cash
sale
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distributed*
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Number 5867
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Record
Bond
New York Stock Exchange
««
'
'
The
■
FRIDAY
V
italic
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
•
;
letters
In
the
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
in
each
the
case
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
month
when
point
a
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
Monday
STOCK
Low
Treasury 4s
and
Tuesday
July 21
July 20
EXCHANGE
5
102.14 Nov
5
102.14 Nov
NEW
Low
High
bonds
the
mature.
.
LOW
government bonds
Range (or Previous
Year 1958
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Low
High
Low
High
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
July 23
July 22
the Week
July 24
Low
High
Bonds (SI
1High
Oct
1 1969
*98.6
98.14
*97.30
98.6
Feb
1 1980
*97.4
97.22
*97.10
97.18
*97.8
97.16
*97.12
97.20
♦97.10
97.18
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96.8
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96.8
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96.8
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96.6
89.20
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89.18
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The Commercial and Financial
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28
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July
21, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Erebange
or
(cont)—■
International loan of 1930—
bonds
bonds
June-Dec
June-Dec
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to
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reduced to 2.125% ) 2008_
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to
Plan
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s
fund
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44
103
April-Oct
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103 %
17
4Vis debt adj 1972—
Oriental Development Co Ltd—• '
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1963—
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5Vis due 1958 extended to 1968
Anheuser-Busch Inc
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2001
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pursuant
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17
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84
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debs
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84
18
168
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80
89
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76
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89
76
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63
76
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1
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76
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92
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96%
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93
94%
162
344%
1973_———ApriZ-Oct
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Power
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99
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mtge income 1982
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3
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subord -debs
Niagara Elec
62%
v—Jan-July
—
debs
3%s
Burroughs Corp 4%s
Canada
80
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mortgage 5s series AC 1967
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First mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961—...April-Oct
First'mortgage 4s series RR 1960——Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970-May-ZVou
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968——April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976— Jan-July
first
3s
gtd
5s
A
344%
__
113
319
78%
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53
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10
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98
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27
99
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Airlines Inc
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conv
Ohio
4s
1976
1965
(J I) 3%s debs 1978
5%s conv subord debs 1983—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977
95%
98%
Oelanese Corp 3s debentures 1965——i
3%s debentures 1S76
97%
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98%
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97%
98%
89
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11
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conv
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82%
27
%
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94%
94
20
73
Corp—
9
89
86
76
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9
91%
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72
75%
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65
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157
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1959—
97%
97%
96
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90
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73
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April-Oct
95%
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May
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95'%
93
87%
84
76%
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__
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2010
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conv
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series
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deb
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103
91
134
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Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
12%
93 %
96%
135%
1—______i
1993
4%s
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12%
98
84
94
—
107%
1978
1
89
1
__
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A
9
108
334
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series
12%
107%
103%
109'A 110'A
1970
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974
91%
86%
98
102%
adjustment—
First
__
20
109%
1990
debentures
Bush Terminal
—
98%
97%
First
60%
63%
96%
97%
4
1966—_Jau-July
Ja?t-July
Feb-Awy
1995—
A
debentures
&
89%
60
60
96
Mar-Sept
—J&n-Jnly
.___Mar-Sept
89
100%
88
__
.105
94
83%
60
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1980
89
100%
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97%
__
17
—_June-Dec
96%
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20
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1964
97'%
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89%
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deb
13%
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June-Dec
100
83 %
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City Electric Gs 1955s
Power
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71%
80
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D
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debentures
63%
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June-Dec
108%
223
95%
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s
38
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35
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78
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—
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A
1st mortgage 3s 1980
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~
June-Dec
104'A 104%
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ser
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87%
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series
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—
—
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debs
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82
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ser
61
—
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1962
mtge 3%s
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*64
(interest*^
1962
mtge 4'As
1st ref intge
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—
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A
mtge 4s
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—
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36
80
72
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57%
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84%
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to
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footnotes
subord
conv
1st &
—
__
~
(interest
83 %
-May-Nov
debentures
debs
Manufacturing
4%s
—
*80
Ltd—
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(40-year)
55
(Interest
—.
Electric
l%s due
subord
1st
—
1974
Taiwan
48%
56
—
Jan-July
____Jan-July
83%
93%
1962—-Mar-Sept
1979
Baltimore
63
A
1999
A4%s assented 1958
South Africa (Union
of) 4'/4s 1965
5%s extl loan Jan
1968
5%s external loan Dec
1 1968
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5^%
91
_5
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1968
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external
95
69%
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*
78%
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5
78
1972
47/«s
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1
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,
series
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16
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extended
of)
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_
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external 1962
1952
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—
38%
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__
74 %
72'%
55
1984^_—
4%s
ser
ser
debentures
|A6%s
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—
38%
____May-Nov
(interest
A
(Kingdom)
secured
--
69 %
A
2004
2004
to
*93%
*55
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:
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mtge 3%s
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reduced to 2% )
2012—
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6
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Feb-Aug
74
88%
60
_—
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RR
conv
5s
76%
185
1995—
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Line
3V«s
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Feb-Aug
1966
reduced to 2.57c)
1999—
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loan 1956
A68
11%
—
2001
to
pursuant
Charl
4%s
18
17'%
83%
69%
16
14
(interest
2.25%)
reduced to 2% ) 2012
Bao Paulo (State
of)—
8s 1936
stamped pursuant
to
Atlantic
Baltimore
sinking fund 1957
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest
reduced
14%
12
*48%
April-Oct
(City of) 6Vis 1952—
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped
;
1
77%
50
Feb-Aug
debs
4%s convertible income Feb
June-Dec
to Plan
reduced to 2.375%)
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.
13%
1
*61
.
April-Oct
Paulo
Stamped
11%
12
11 %
(interest
to
reduced
Stamped
1
deb
3%s
Joly 1
Coast
mtge
14
(interest
2.25%) 2004
stamped pursuant to
1967
lASao
A
1999—;
sinking fund gold 1968
pursuant
(interest
lARome
11%
103
71%
_Mar-Sep
1962_Apn"Z-Oct
3s
1977—
mortgage 4s
85
79%
70%
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Gen
14
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;
to Plan
2.5%)
reduced to 2% ) 2012
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loan of 1926
reduced
4s
&
17
80%
78%
April-Oct
1977__.
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12
April-Oct
.-___
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Atlanta
Atlantic
84%
73%
98%
1995
4s
48%
82
140'A
34
89%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
84%
17
(interest
6Vis
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debs
84
83%
138
75%
97%
1D7C——
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General
■
*14%
Jan-July
(State of)—
loan of 1921 1946___
to
84
—
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external
84%
11%
———Mau-Nov
of)
to
secured
reduced
—
255
255
88
——1
sub
Investment
44
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84'%
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1953——_
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reduced to 2%) 2012——
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102'%
—
inc
debentures
subord
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95%
100
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93
7
—
5s
1st
to
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28
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85%
80
98
Corp 4s 1960
3%'s debs 1977
1st
Nyasaland—'
Janeiro
101%
186
A
Plan
(interest
4%s
—
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Federation of)
--
*83
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to
Rhodesia
84'%
—April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
:
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Gen
—____Mar-Sepf
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1960__june-Dec
1961__April-Ocf
1959—
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'
93%
100
186
...
(interest
7s
&
074a
101
101% 101%
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lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
1947__April-Ocf
A4%s assented 1968
ApriZ-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund
gold 8s 1950
Porto
92
101%
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series
2nd
*100
—May-Nov
gold 6s 1940
1958
*179
75%
67%
72%
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90
146
174
89%
first gold 4s July
1995——Quar-Jun
Steel Corp
4.35s debs 1984___
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May-Nov
2008
external
f
s
99%
y
90
—
76%
70%
Arbor
Associates
Mar-Sept
AJar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis extl 1973—
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
(Republic
101%
75%
88%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
99
95
104%
-
—
1977
99%
96%
5%s
.
:
93
98
88
10
May-Nov
debentures
97'%
99'A
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Oslo
reduced
debentures
89%
Jan-July
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—-
——
Co
1969
90
69 %
June-Dec
—
1973
Tobacco
debentures
99%
*
ANat
3s
debs
conv
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105'A
98%
1963——Feb-Aug
A
46
98
99
102%
69%
_Feb-Aug
—___Mar-Sept
1990—
*99%
——April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan
debentures
92
96%
98
88%
..—.June-Dec
debentures 1985
debentures 1983
*98
Municipal Bank e^tl sink fund 5s 1970__June-Dec
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—Feb-Aug
APeru
1984^
96%
22
27
:
93
*98
71%
4%s
46
94
99
79%
debentures
8%s
1965
1965——
external
loan
43
93%
98%
April-Oct
1973
5s
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Zealand
Norway
43
102 %
90
April-Oct
1971_
4'/4s
reduced
New
43
(interest
87%
96%
15
74
debentures
8%s
—Mar-Sept
1959——Mar-Sept
A
80'%
51
241
8'/4s
1953——_Mar-Sept
A
31
98
75
debentures
98%
92
Feb-Aug
3%s
94
95%
82%
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2%s
—
68
88'%
34
75%
Jan-June
1982—
62%
45
,
91%
1986——__________Jan-July
debentures
101
118%
97%
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j
5
**
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96%
96%
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107%
92
Co—
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98
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1975—
debentures
2%s
mmj
\
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6%s
88%
98'/4
1987—_
64 %
81%
June-Dec
1977
92
95%
95%
...April-Oct
2030
95%
85
103
116
63%
88%
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•
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64 Yb
93%
1988__
92%
112
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
101
9
99% 100
Apr-Oct
deb
17
13%
200
100 '/a
2
*96%
115
1970—May-Nov
—
%
81'%
255
debentures
2%s
13
10
87%
87%
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19G6
91
198%
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a
April-Oct
1982
debs
Foundry
debs
83
11
100 % 100
l964_—.___Feb-Aug
Ltd
93%
96
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
1975____April-Oct
debentures
Foreign
junior
conv
American
—Jan-July
•———
100%
94
92%
—
16
*9%
92
88'A
„—
*12
May-Nov
1978
1
88
*86
*83%
Mar-Sept
3%s
1980^—
debentures
102
84
'188
AND
1979—————.
Canada
4
95
1972—Jan-July
Dye 3%s debs
Airlines
American
197%
17%
1922
—
3%s
4%s
3%s
206
100
94
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
assented
new
19%
*19%
to
f
s
4.80s
1963-Jan-July
—
(assented
1933
—
ASmall
!AMllan
agree't)
—-—....
Co
18
90
*89%
June-Dec
1967—
debentures
debentures 1983—
f
89%
*90 %
June-Dec
sinking fund
American
16
Jan-July
assented
new
mtge
100%
202
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America
s
American
13%
———
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&
of
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16
—
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Co
Aluminum
4%s
*14%
1958
1984
debentures
4'As
20%
20%
agree¬
1945
5 ASmall
f
s
American
1968_Jan-July
1st
3%s
13%
18%
__
—
Chemical
Aluminum
June-Dec
assented
IA 4s of 1910
Co
100 % 101
90
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
;
May-Nov
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s cony debs 1981_Aprll-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—
April-Oct
—
—
,
*19%
—
*19%
(assented
due 1954
-new
13%
~
97
'
(Dept of)
51%
...
48%
,4
—
Power
mortgage 3%s
3s
agree't)
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Albany & Susquehanna RR
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100%
High
191
.
26
—
Large
A4s
Alabama
1st
—
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1971
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Low
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1984
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1961 extended to
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1937)—>
1958
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101%
17
1
of
external 7s
(City of)
Jan. 1
No.
__
RAILROAD
,
15%
(City)
Alabama
'
1968__Jan-July
bond
Range Since
Sold
191
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Cauca
assented
6a due
192
99
■
51'%
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readjustment
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107'%
190
20%
1953—
1963——
to
(dollar
external
Del
Friday's
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series
215'%
~4
99
99
jB.n-July
agreem't)
1968
assented
new
$
extended
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97'%
101 %
...June-Dec
1978
(1942
(Republic of)
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Valle
94%
214
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Mexico
3%s
144
94%
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or
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3%s
debentures
1991
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power A Light 3s 1975
April-Ocf
3%s
3%s
82%
76
P
1988
Z
mtge
3%s series
A
Tel
96%
76%
»
June-Dec
June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1966
1970
4%s series AA 1986
5s series BB 1989
mtge
1st
Pacific
90
75
82%
*77
Apr-Oct
1984
W
series
3%s series
M
ref
series
series
3%s
1st A ref M 3%s
1st
99%
8
«.
126
«
June-Dec
1981—June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3 %s series R 1982
June-Dec
3s series S 1983
June-Dec
2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec
refunding 2%s
A
93
—
1988—June-Dec
1971
reiunding 3s series L
refunding 3s series M
First A refunding 3s series N
First A
3
99% 100%
125
98%
82%
90%
90
76
83
79%
93
*76%
126
81%
77
9
78
A Electric Co—
refunding 3s series J
refunding 3s series K
A
78%
93
93
81
80%
_
78
*
April-Ocl
1978
conv
A
First
*
78
Mar-Sept
A
First
3%s
Co
4%s
1983
refunding 3%s series I
A
First
1st
63 y4
2020
June-Dec
Co 3 Vis conv
debentures 1977
debentures
7
*64
•
109
1986—
Tea
1987
debs
subord
conv
1st
29%
June-Dec
mortgage 4%s
79
85%
May-Nov
1976
NeW England Tel A Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4Via series
U debentures 1982
Is
98 Vi
85
59 %
65
National Distillers A Chem 43/4S debs
1983_May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1974—ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s
.79
April-Oct
1970
3 Via debentures
s
91%
--
71%
1967___April-Ocl
Jan-July
1st
8a
86%
115% 121
■
Jan-July
Jan
2033
Missouri
1st
92%
100%
RR—
debs
1988
4%s
Mathleson Chemical
Co
89
~
71%
*82
Feb-Aug
Glass
90%
—
14
*73%
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982—May-Noo
Owens-Illinois
Paul & Skulte Ste Marie—
5s
1975
1982
85
99
*93
"
74
78
April-Oct
_Mar-Nov
2%s
Electric
3%s
mortgage
1984
1974
3s
1975
1980
3%s
mortgage
1st
Olin
2%s
83
90
80
31%
93%
97Vi
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Oregon-W'ashlngton RR 3s series A 1960
—
*
26%
82%
—June-Dec
.
85%
100
79
1
60
1
79
Jan-July
83%
90
86%
€2
50%
27
*__
Quar-Feb,
83
First
88%
Feb-Auo
1972
Co-
series
1975
mortgage
A
mortgage
_First A
Aprll-Oct
1976
income
2%s
2%s
mortgage
1st
137
99% 101
♦
—
56
12
58%
*79%
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1
Apr-Oct
2%s
mortgage
Bell Telephone 2%s
first
mortgage
Oklahoma
87
118
10G%
62
Co—
Power
first
^
78j/2
821/2
64
April-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s 1987..
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
78%
971/2
82%
61
Quar-Feb
mortgage
94 Ya
4y2s
2047---—
1
84%
—
77%
74
Quar-Jan
2047
mortgage
93
adjustment
4s
3%s 1984
First
mortgage 4%s 1986
First
mortgage
4s
1988_.
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
83
100% 100%
*
76
States
(Minnesota)
101%
—
*97% 101%
98 V2
71
85%
Northern
70y2
am mm
—
129
661/2
84 %
'
1
74
80%
93
IOC
921/a
15
70
27
-May-Woo
May-Woo
1997—-Quar-Jan
1984
4s
trust
83%
87
--
Coll
98%
——
88
75
*54
May-Noo
May-Woo
May-Woo
:
registered 1997—
General
117
220
74
62
1973_May-Noo
1976.
4%s
debs
1974
f
27
75
70
71%
*77%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
im.
debentures 1973
f
43
82%
70
*64
April-©ct
April-Oct
i
s
f
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
lien
Gas 3%s
s
First
subord
33%
69%
82%
*71
mortgage
s
94%
A Cum
51%
23%
1972—;
s
90
5Vis
42
119
Jan-July
3 Vis
18
40-year 4s series B
debentures
Natural
91%
Prior
105
24
series H
3 Vis
109 V2
99/4
Mar-Sepl
Co 3 Vis 1988
A
44%
23%
4%s 1987—___
Mar-Sepf
Norfolk A Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general A ref 5s 1974 -Mar-Sepf
General A refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sepf
90%
series
43%
23Vi
mortgage
conv
;
5s
44%
1980_
1983:
1983-
First A
lien
67%
2%s
3 Vis
3Vis
83
Prior
60%
mortgage
79%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
16
mortgage
1
f lnc
63
^General
82'%
s
62
1980
82 V2
«n
62
2%s
821/2
First
62 %
May-Nov
64%
66
A
4 %s
36%
~5
84%
56
mortgage
4 Vis series O 1979 Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
1969__Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
6s subord
82
mtge 4s
63'/a
♦99% IO51/2
103/2
ii!c!?!®an Central RR
f debentures
84
80%
79%
18
General
931/2
s
83
56%
1989—Aprll-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref mtg
4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
13
3.10s
7
-69%
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
95%
Mlnneapolls-Mollne
83%
Y
94 %
debentures
58
65 %
Western RR—
1994
Jan-July
1st A cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
Susquehanna
94%
f
59%
50%
*69%
mtge
__.June-Ded
8
53%
1
'82%
4s ser
591/2
*73
——
Feb-Auo
1973
conv
3%s
18
54
83%
A 2007—Jan-July
4%s ser A 2022
May
mtge
mtge conv inc
55
42%
Feb-Auc
A Scott Corp
subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
,
refunding
54
55%
54
River A Port Chester—
571/2
41 Vi
50
53%
RR—
53
39
58%
56
Oxford
Mar-SeDl
Merritt-Chapman
'
Hartford
A
46
& Co—
M19^lgaJn uBe" Telephone
4%s debentures 1991
Haven
1
34%
68%
51%
56%
—1
Relurjdlng mortgage 3s
»
70%
58
May-Nov
1973-
1
58%
35
Feb-Aug
1980
5s conv subord debs 1972
McKesson A Robbins 3 Vis debs
Vis
New
B
53
May Stores Realty Corp—
4
N
60
5
14
55
'51 %
531%
32
1973—
50
33
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
"ex wts"
series
59
53%
-
53
May
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
f
(J Ray)
Y
4%s
72
April-Ocl
1977
s
McDermott
series
75%
95%
April-Ocf
May-Nov
Jan -July
Jan-July
1975
gold 3%s 2000
West 4s series A
A
General
64
*57%
April-Ocl
Mar-Sept
April-Ocl
3Vis
f
A
50
Map-Not
1963
s
a
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Y
99
71
1976_June-Dec
8 Vis
mtge 5s
59
52%
June-Dec
1989
Y
Lack
69%
69%
88%
'81 %
Y
€9
62%
a
'79%
79
62
—
Map-No?
D
ser
2%s debentures
f debentures 1978
Gen
3%s 1997
1997
debentures
Harlem
94
60
RR—
collateral
inccime
94
80
May-No?
;
Map-Nov
Map-Not
April-Ocl
May Dept Stores
debentures
62%
Northern
1982
5%s
1968
62
73
99
*73
—
Jan-July
-Mar-Sepf
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s subord debs
1908—Mar-Sepl
Macy (R H) a Co. 2%8 debentures
1972__Map-Not
Co
123
1%
18
N
921/a
92%
3
80
——
Feb-AU|
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis dlv second
gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3 %s 1984
1st mortgage 4%s
1987
Central
62%
River
4 Vis series A 1973
Jan-July
N Y Power A Light first mtge 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
N Y A Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
95%
95
117
62
1974
First A refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
A refund mtge 27/8s ser G 2003
F rst A refund
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First A refund
Maine
.—Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage
registered
General
First
Martin
95
1980
6s
Hudson
A
Reiunding A improve 4%s ser A 2047
Co 3%s
debs
*
86%
Louisville A Nashville RR—
subord
94%
Term
52 %
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1980
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
3%s debentures 1978
conv
941/,
Harlem
451/2
11871/2
Aprll-Oei
2003
Lorillard
5s
April-Oct
trust
Central
First
891/2
45 Vi
'
2%
May
ASerles F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—Apr 11-Ocl
Lexington A Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocl
Llbby McNeil A Llbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Long Island Lighting
N
96
93%
contingent interest 2003
4V2S contingent interest 2003
4.50s debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs
*96
—
811/2
93
rnmm.
93%
4s
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s subord debentures
84
—
fixed Interest 2003
4%s fixed Interest 2003
C
119
1st
"l
83
*1%
1984
to
4s
8eries B
811/4
1
83
June-Deo
'97
79
mtge bds—
consol
gen
262
72%
General
mortgage 4Vis extended
Lehigh Valley RR
65%
Y
\
82 Ya
87
—
71%
series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
90%
£1
—
95%
Mar-Sept
5s
mortgage
81 %
*45 %
——
June-Dee
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.)
1st
—
64%
Mortgagees
122i/4
77
April-Ocl
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
1998
A
72%"
4%s
80%
76
—
—
95%
Aprll-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
A
*86
£1
71%
80
__
64%
N
80 Vi
♦79
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997
Lehigh Coal A Navigation 3 Via A
1st
N
£41/4
106% 103%
—
Jan-July
1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt A Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger A Toll 5s certificates 1959
3 Vis
245
99 V8
77%
„
ElgJb
71%
Co—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 _June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
66
80
119
AGeneral
108%
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
(Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky A Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Shore
1041/8
981/2
129
Low
—
„
'80%
gold 3Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s
registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago A St Louis—
89-Vi
96
—
Jan. 1
No.
GlVa
Lake Shore
£7
97
——
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Lake
•71%
Mar-Sepf
1977—May-Noo
3%s
__
Range £fa><*
Sold
61 %
3/28
93
104%
99
RR
series
4s
1974
—
Bonds
61%
General
N
Michigan
unguaranteed
Central
Jan-July
1988
High
—Feb-Aug
8H
£6
96
98%
Ry 4s 1990.
City Power A Light 2%s 1976
_June-De«
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Deo
Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
Apr-Oct
Plain
N
10
Kansas
4Vis
88
2851/2
—.1
88
98%
May-No?
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debs 1979—
A
97%
80
237
——
Friday's
Refunding A Impt 4%s series A 2013—.April-Ocf
Refunding A Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
78 Vi
£8
—
'80
*87
Afar-Bept
1977
Central Power A Light
Kanawha
73%
300
or
4 Vis
1987
Circuit Breaker 4%s
Jersey
10
Week's Rang*
Bid & Asked
Collateral
77 %
73
85%
99
*
York
New
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A
f
73
3y8s
Jersey Power A Light 3s
New Orleans
Term
1st mtge
Consolidated
Jan-Jalf
subord debs 1977—
conv
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1983
3Vis
£7
May-Not
Corp 4%s debs ser A 1978
International Minerals A Chemical Corp—
Interstate
——
Harvester
Credit
8.65s
89%
Bell Telephone
New
,
*75%
.—Jan-Julf
Jan-JaZi
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge 4%s series L 1988
International
-.-«■.
New
*78%
'
Mar-Sept
lfor-8ept
debs 1972
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986__Feb-Aug
80
86
87
...»
*85
—Jan-July
1980
debentures
Inland Steel Co 3'/as
Jersey
89%
17
Sale Price
New
78 Vi
8
84
*84
...
Eic*
Last
Period
Exchange
low
73
75
*84
May-Not
May-Woo
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
1970
1974
Consol mortgage 3%a series F 1984
1st mtge 3%s series Q 1980
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989_
Consol
Low
No.
831/2
831/2
3s series B 1878
June-Dec
HI Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Woe
First mortgage
Consol
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
75
2%« series A 1981—Jan-July
Illinois Bell Telephone
Friday
Week's Rant#
Friday
13
2
32
93%
98
82%
85%
81
—
85%
""ne-Dec
May-Noo
*83
87%
88%
May-Noo
June-Dec
*79%
79"%
77%
91%
83%
*—
74
74%
81%
•
June-Dec
81%
81 %
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
—
41
5
86
80
83 Ya
*81%
88
83%
85%
*77%
78%
76%
84
83
75 %
82%
*77
100
100
101
*85%
99
~7
99%
106%
85 Ya
8
39 Ya
36
93
95%
104
°
Number 5867
Volume 190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Corporation—
4%s
suoord
conv
t
debs
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4%s
subord
conv
debs
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vas
1964
f
debs
1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/es
107
93%
14
110
108% 110%
240
88
88
1996 June-Dec
1960
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aup
guaranteed 4%s ser 1
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
Pittsburgh
Cine
General
Chicago
General
mortgage
Coke
&
series E
3%s
Chem
1st
1
90
76
87%
87 Va
11
*87%
88%
87%
—
1964—_May-Nov
94
—
*92
92%
*92%
94%
—
Potomac
3%s
Electric
debs
conv
Co
Power
Public
3s
93%
and
First
&
Gas
refunding
and
First
and
3%s
1st
and
3Vis
mortgage 3 Vis
1972
refunding
debentures
Quaker
Radio
2%s
Oats
Corp
of
(R
1964
3V28
Tobacco 3s
J)
conv
7s
§ A Direct mtge
1950—
series
1978
A
series
B
1978
series
C
1978
4%s
Oil
Gas
1983
debs
Electric
&
McBee
6Vis
Bt
Adirond'k
Lawrence &
gold 6s
Ry
Union
Paul
Paper
Seaboard
1st
Air
Line
series
subord
Pipe
Bhamrock
5Vis
Shell
Oil
1971—
-3%s
1st
1st
193%
96
95
117
38
114%
1st
15
f
Oil
43/as
debs
133
120%
Oil
Bell Telephone
debentures
27/es
debentures
17
Participating
4Vis
Southern
Indiana
Ry
Bouthern
Natural
Gas
Bouthern
Pacific
81%
4%s
4 V28
Gold
Ban
4 %s
Fran
4%s
conv
77
112
84%
75%
117%
*
i
1981
1st
mtge 3%s
A
ser
96 %
May-Nov
'75—June-Dec
85
78%
76
76
325%
141 %
90%
74
95%
88
81
—
mortgage
First
series
27/as
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1986—
series F 1996
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
First mtge 5Vis series H 1983—
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
mortgage
Southwestern
3%s
96%
96
60%
96
~3
2
96
1985
72
May-Nov
subord
ASpokane
debs
Internl
1984
first
gold
4%s
2013
77%
*80%
79
__
80
10
80
*88
97
68
60
65%
96
Electric
Power
first
3%s
72
72
100
109
96%
98
.
5
72
80
123
—
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211
a
10
72
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97
72
83%
23
91%
92
99%
111%
117
3%s
4 Vos
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RR
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.
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13
93
98%
59
32
55%
61%
59
10
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93
94
7
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103
.
80
—
83
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Deferred
delivery
70
12
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85
not
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in
the
92%
92 Ya
88
106
88%
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118%
■
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62%
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83
81
84
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77
97%
92
99
100
64
—
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54%
—
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e
■
79
85
2
68
75%
——
86
85
86
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92
74%
74%
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year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the years range. rCash sal*
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
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in
•«
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included
77%
81
sale
90
the
in
not
100
80
96%
80
224
88%
88%
106 Ya
78
—
111% 116
115
88
95%
—
1
95%
95%
99
85
101%
7
104%
*78
60%
92
*83%
1976_Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s
85%
58 Ye
4s series
Electric
83%
.
l
,
97%
58%
59
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
f debs 1980
s
debs 1978
first 4s 1960
B
55
90%
—.
__
95%
95%
—May-Nov
1975—
75
82
51%
96%
*84
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
68
80%
*53
May
1984
75
68
J. '
*80
*93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
series I 1966
guaranteed 2361
debentures
Corp
mtge
Included
98
96
in
•!
116
or
96%
APnnrlc
c£»11ir\rr
companies.
securities assumed by such
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
124%
92
97 Va
84%
97
91%
May-Nov
1974
3%s
4s
debs
Co
&
Yonkers
96%
101 %
_
85%'
79%
*88
A 2004
—
—Jan-July
4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3Vis 1971
Jan-July
1st
8
119
—April
74
105%
72
121%
June-Dec
—
83 Va
74
80
1970—Feb-Aug
1967-Jan-July
Wisconsin
101%
*„
—
110%
77
—
93%
*92
April-Oct
1983
99
——
84
2
*96% 100%
'
——
29
72%
86%
Inc—
conv
1995-
F
ser
83%
101
101
95
125
78%
70"%
Winston-Salem S
103% 103%
'
100% 103%
81%
conv
Wilson
100
65
65%
60
90
116
*71%
4s
the
2%s debs
Tel
Bel
debentures
3 Vas
Bpiegel
5s
2%s
♦65%
207
*—
Gen mtge
E
1
—
*78
ref
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967—
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
4Vis
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
66%
123%
40
—
206
♦77
income
income
5s
148
64
97
*83%
—
103%
registered 2361—
-—
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969__April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series C 1979_,
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
71
91%
86%
88
91
% 115%
Penn
77%
96
r
91
*116%
1st
91%
91%
91
Western
4
98%
92
207
113
Shore
81 Va
66
84'/a
86
94%
206
4s
99%
128% 128%
—
83%
84%
__
93%
99%
West
77
;
100
102%
81%
*90
West Penn
99%
1
Ya
64
95%
96%
series A Jan 1981
April
4Vis series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
--
--
6
45
__
*84%
94%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
-May-Nov
gtd 5s 2003
Terminal 2%s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
91%
r-t o o £
5
96
97
and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Oct
&
mtge
First
87%
136
136
,
May-Nov
95%
*83%
April-Oct
Washington
119%
14
88%
102
96%
96%
Gen mtge 4s income
Gen
132%
106%
72%
*—
—
95
Wabash RR Co—
88%
30
79
72%
99%
94
88
•RR
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
lien
1st
103 Va
98
100
77%
95%
93
89%
104%
98
90%
78%
Mar-Sept
A 1977
1969
Term
mtge
Whirlpool
(Oregon Lines)
95%
88
*88
Mar-Sept
I 1981—June-Dec
1983
6s subord Income debs 2008
370
*98% 100%
93
90%
88
>
1980
mortgage & refund 3%s ser
ref M 3Vis ser J 1982
First lien
8
104% 105
—»
1973_June-De«
18
Jan-July
&
91
Co—
First
Gold
23/4S 1994
90
90%
82 Va
Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser H
88 Va
86
--
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
89%'
89%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1978
ref
88%
105%
84'%
F
1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B
100 %
77%
Jan-July
Co.
series
Virginia & Southwest first
217
26
90
82
June-Dec
1976
debs
subord
conv
First and
108 Va
—
73
100
98%
1951—June-Dec
1968
99%
101 %
108% 110
4%s
1st
10
116% 118%
ctfs
1st
23
'
98%
June-Dec
1951
A
fund
sinking
95%
79
—
83 %
65
Works
117%
84
18
1
Jan-July
1983
§ A3 Vis assented series
Edison Co—
debentures
debs
101%
98%
Jan-July
1987
California
convertible
Steel
4s
68
91
April-Oct
1967
Steel
90
—
—
84%
—Feb-Aug
1985
debentures
debentures
Corp of America—
3Ves conv subord debentures 1969
98%
—
—
86
67
79
_
Jan-July
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1947
Jan-July
5A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
& Telegraph Co—
1979
23/4S
1976
2%s debentures
States
Warren
.
84%
84%
85%
—
91
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—May-Nov
1978
debentures
f
s
Rubber
99 Va
—
101% 102%
1963_
RR 5s
78%
"l
80
95%
Vanadium
68'%
—
74
April-Oct
,
mtge ser C
§A3Vis assented series C 1951
104% 104%
104%
90
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Noo
tr 3%s
1972
debs
West
1976
2'/2s
S.
8A6V2S
98%
—Jan-July
June-Deo
Apr-Oct
81
89
89%
88
—3s
102%
1979
76 %
2
79%
Corp—
§A6%s debs series A 1947
Merchant—
subord
87%
*82
85%
*88%
110
1
Jan-July
83
98%
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
conv
98
89%
Mar-Sept
1970
78 YB
104%
1971
debentures
2%s
95%
89
83%
*90
118'A
"I
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
383
—
98%
96%
April-Oct
91%
May-Nov
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1966
78 Va
*79
April-Oct
2%s
86%
*98% 100
—•
84%
95%
♦
69 %
95%
127%
81
—
81
95%
113%
50
98%
i
82
1983— Feb-Aug
debs
1991_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
77%
2
87%
83%
80
70%
—
85%
87%
124
*79
81
„
79%
__
*85
„
73%
167
79%
123-
Feb-Aug
96
92
74%
108 %
*80
June-Dec
1976
25
72%
85
73%
100%
74
79%
__
82
78
89%
72%
307% 1CG%
—
82%
*77
90
*78%
--
97%
89%
80
*82%
108%
92
96%
76%
*86%
«
30
*97%
71%
70%
.
93%
124
4
*72%
—
92%
92%
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7?%
77%
84
87%
79%
77 %
72%
92
78%
77
82%
73%
7 3%
82
—
*73%
70%
—
90%
-
88%
100%100%
86 %
Feb-Aug
s
2%s debs 1970
& coll tr 4%s
United
90%
111%
>.
76
84%
85
•
92%
;
*71%
87%
v
88
June-Dec
May-Nov
1977
mtge & coll tr 4Vis 1978
2%s
115
*86
—
93%
83
81%
88%
*78%
May-Nov
1977
2%s
coll
&
f
s
4%s
157
85
115
11
__
*81
May-Nov
America
of
Co
Corp
1st mtge
94
92%
114 %
72
1971
3%s
1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
4%s
99%
92%
114
98%
92
88
itpril-Oct-
1982
debentures
Gas
mtge
194
—
77
84%
*85
Feb-Aug
_
1986
2%s debentures
RR
Biscuit
United
226
—-
■
__
83%
95%
*90
*81% -83%
.June-Dec
1974
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
135
May-Nov
—
Alabama
3'As
87
United
Gas
&
North
Southern
87 Ye
85
115
June-Dec
—
Bocony-Vacuum
3s
80
*83
—Mar-Sept
1977
43/is
3 Vis
mtge
Gen
1977
South
Southern
80
123% 125
April-Oct
3.20s s f debs 1982
Corp—
debentures 1982
Line
Bmith-Corona
&
72 %
*92 %
—
May
1980
B
Co
Corp
conv
70%
Co—
debs
Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
5%s
11
*82%
.—Mar-Nov
subord
Union
Sinclair
71 Va
,
86%
102
\X;
3%s
mortgage 2%s series C
Union Tank Car 4Vis s f debs 1973
144%
—
May-Nop
1982
&
Oil
conv
101%
—
Mar-Sept
1972
debs
Roebuck
Bervice
698
99%
96%~
91
1985—Jan-July
Refunding
193%
—_J«n-July
2022
1989
3'/as B
debentures
debentures
Bears
1st
93
Ry—
RR
debentures
s
45/as
5s
89
137%
*96
__
June-Dec
Beagram *(Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%
Pacific
91 %
7
E
ser
Pacific—
Oil of California
Union
90 Vi
88
194
conv
3s
f
s
Union
104
80
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Depot
3s
mtge
37/as
92
98%
226
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noc
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 43/4S debs 1982—
Jan-July
Bcott
81%
86%
*84
V & New England
Bcioto
6
10
40
71%
80
84%
96
90
June-Dec
& coll tr 27/es 1980
98%
134
C
1968___
88 Vi
Co—
certificates
bond
Second 4s inc bond
Bt
81%
10
98%
84%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
debentures
98 %
.71 %
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-j7iZp
5s
inc
mtge
4s
1st mtge
134%
April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern
First
93
*
Jan-July
1977
1971
1st gold
A 1997
4Vis ser A Jan
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
A 5s income debs ser A Jan 2006-
Bt
87 Vi
Mar-Sept
series
4s
mortgage
ASecond
3s
United
1996
Francisco
Louis-San
1st
First
77%
87%
105
78%
80 Ye
*—
1990—April-Oct
Missouri
of
Co
88
April-Oct
debs
conv
Baguenay Power 3s series A
Second
89
75
Electric
Union
Corp—
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Aircraft 5 Vis conv debs 1977
Royal
170.%
U.
General
Rohr
94
98
29
*90
and
ref
84
81 Ye
_X
1970—April-Oct
3%s
M
3%s
Co
Cent
123
110
82%
81%
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
Oil
Ohio
108
*96%
series
Orleans
New
103%
99
*81
series B
3%s
gold 5s 2000
refund
of
High
1
96%
79%
•
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
Tol &
78
87 %
81
May-Nov
May-Nov
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
84
983/i
Jan-July
4Vis
Richfield
89
107
May -Nov
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—
mtge
4 Vis
98%
97%
1st
1952—
6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
5Vis
92%
RR
*75
Feb-Aug
6s
Debt
Term
91
M 3Vis
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
119
1613/i
87 Vi
1995_May-Nov
1973
April-Oct
debs
Mfg Co 37/aS debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge
14
refund
refund M
and
■•'83
Jan-July
1980—Jwne-Dec
Rheem
§ AConsol
91
and
Jan. 1
Low
53
RR—
Orleans
& Pacific
1
99
99 Vi 100%
99%
Jan-July
April-Oct
3s debentures 1965
New
165
.
Mar-Sept
debentures
impt 2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983
*161
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D
Reynolds
9
*107
mortgage 3 Vis 1983_ April-Oct
April-Oct
America
15
94
91
91
June-Dec
1977
impt M 4s series C 2019
&
Range Since
No.
Louis—
St
and
General
81
104%
of
Assn
Bonds
Bold
High
103% 111
May-Now
1973
and
Tidewater
1975
debentures
45/as
93 %
93
93
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
debentures
75
93
May -Nov
1968-Jan-JuZj/
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Jwne-Dec
First
106%
1972
Company
Texas
Co—
1963
and
First
Bt
106
106%
Mar-Sept
RR
First and
81
79.
Map-Nov
1981
debentures
Texas
89%
81
81
1973
debentures
2%s
Co.
Texas Corp
100
87 Va
—
*
Jan-July
!
Electric
Service
debentures
First
*85
1982
Refund
95%
99%
—
1983
1973.
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs
*100%
__
—
April-Oct
3s
Chemical 3%s debs
First
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
4 Vis
Oil
&
Texas
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s s f debentures 1986—
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Refund
96
92
Friday's
S8%
111
1982—April-Oct
conv
1983
(Ohio)
98%
May -Nov
Jan-July
72%
92%
__
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Jan-July
'91%
93
'
—
—
Co
Oil
Terminal
69%
*93%
<
3VeS
Jan-July
1983
Bwift
97%
87
4%s
Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
98%
87%
6
Sale Price
Superior
2%s
90%
(Indiana)
debentures
Stauffer
97%
__
90
Consolidation Coal 3J/as 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Ocl
Pittsburgh
Oil
Btandard
97%
__
California
of
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974_
2%s
Bunray
*97%
--
April-Oct
April-Oct
1975
mtge 3%s
Oil
Btandard Oil
91
76
--
*97%
.
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
Pittsb
76
4%s
96
120%
*9741
1964_Map-Nov
1970
General
Pittsburgh
Standard
114
88
Last
Period
Low
High
93
105 Va
5
& St Louis RR—
series A
5s
mortgage
103 %
211
88
*72%
—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
109 %
93 Va
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
'Consolidated
Jan. 1
Low
No.
107%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
s
Sold
High
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Btandard
Apr-Oct
24
Range Since
.
1984
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Philco
WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
flof.
week.
being transacted during current
•./•*'
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
"
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
following extensive list
furnish
we
complete report of the transactions on
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Co
Corp class
Products
_
—
A
Inc
1
WEEK
10
of Prices
Shares
High
Friday
5y8
1,000
4Yb
Jan
5% Mar
9'/a
16,100
5%
Jan
9% July
300
17%
Jan
22% July
21
-
•
Adam
Consol Industries
Inc
1
7%
Aerojet-General
1
69
Aeronca
1
11 Ya
Aero
Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply ManufacturingFor
footnotes
see
page
1
35
6%
68%
9%
6
7%
72
11%
7
100
7.000
18,200
6.900
Last
7% May
53 %
Feb
9% July i
4% Mar
8%
98
Jan
May
13% Mar
9% Mar
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Great
Power
Southern
4.20%
Alan Wood Steel
5%
Alaska
Co
cumulative
Airlines
Inc
Sales
Range
for Week
Range Since Jan.
Shares
%
50
143 Va
"%
20
,"%
86
~7%
86
33
37
86
36
%
Jan
7,100
142% 143%
Jan
86
6%
7%
25
6,900
125
2,500
131
Jan
1
High
Low
High
13%
•
50c
preferred—100
10
100
1
common
preferred
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Alabama
■
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security wnetner
24
STOCKS
8%
20%
JULY
Sales
4%
9
ENDED
for Week
Range
Low
—1
_
Week's
FOR
-4—
—
the American Stock Exchange
July 20 and ending Friday, July 24. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In the
19
1%
Jun
Jan
144% May
91%
23 %
Jan
37
Apr
July
78
Jan
86
July
85% May
6% July
8%
Apr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
32
.
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1359
(384)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Prio*
Exehtoi*
'
\
•
Amer
Algom-Uranium Mines
All
Allied
Artists
5V2%
Allied
14%
Jun
6%
Feb
11 % J uly
8%
9%
18,000
Feb
10
4%
4%
2.800
5 %
4,900
3% Jan
3% Jan
4%
5
Jan
Feb
11% May
65% Mar
%
13%
14,600
8%
Feb
14% May
14%
14%
3,700
11%
Jan
17% Mar
79%
78%
80
86
Feb
7%
6%
7 %
2,000
1%
Jan
10%
Jun
46%
47 %
175
43%
Jun
51
Jan
19% May
49
12%
12
100
1
Corp
Co of America—
preferred
American
Beverage
American
Book
Corp
Co
20
.
800
American
Electronics
Inc—
1
1G 7b
16%
17%
Laundry Machine
20
40%
40
40%
1,5C0
Manufacturing
ll7/e
10,300
American
American
20
American Meter
Co
:
—
American
Natural
American
Petroflna
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
Co
Gas
Co
Inc
Thread
Oil
Co
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
5%
class
Ltd—.
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Fuel Oil Corp__
4.72%
Louisiana
4%
500
Power &
Gas
4%
4,900
H
Jan
1%
Jan
22%
11%
7'4
7%
20,300
9%
6%
22%
24%
Jan
600
5%
Jan
8,600
13%
Jun
Jun
90
9C %
32 %
89%
730
31%
5,800
31% July
90
Jun
100
17%
19'/a
10,400
11%
Jan
21
21
Jan
36% July
Feb
11% May
6% Mar
13 % May
16,800
—4
10 %
10
10%
—2.50
24%
24%
24%
1,500
22
Jun
lft
1 %
17,800
I
ft July
Stores
Inc——
Laundries
Oil
Associated
America
Co—j
4,300
3%
Jan
2%
2%
5,600
2%
Jan
3%
39,200
2%
Jan
15%
33
31%
33
125
21%
Jan
33
103
130
•
102 %
lOo
Coast Indus Inc.
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
102
2%
2%
2%
59%
102
500
3%
Jan
64
Jan
52
_3%
x2%
3%
14,100
11%
12%
7,100
11% July
3%
24,800
7,800
6 %
2% May
12
Bp
Mining A:
Corp
10 peaoa
option warrants——
IO6V2
Corp
Atlas
Plywood
Audio
Devices
Inc
15%
lOo
23%
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Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Ayshire
non-cum
class
6%
3
3
4%
May
9%
26,600
Feb
1,000
7
15%
3%
Jan
Jan
5
3%
4%
800
12%
11
12%
6,600
II
July
47
200
35
Jan
&
"
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Baker
Sfilburn
Rubber
American
Barcelona
class
Inc
(AS)
Co
—
1%
—
6,000
13%
23%
2274
24
1%
174
Petroleum
dep
Co
3%
9%
4%
Bruck
Mills
Buell
serial
Die
&
American
6%
class
8%
1,500
19%
200
5%
1
Jan
9
9%
~8%
9%
6,100
38
38
21%
39%
3,200
97
19%
22 %
24
14%
14%
24%
14%
.
2'/a
2%
1,900
%
5%
5%
18,200
6%
7%
31%
41
41%
Aviation
2%
7%
7%
774
713
774
713
Bread
Canada
Co
Jun
48,900
14%
14%
1574
25,500
39%
.38%
40%
8,300
%
1974
22%
8.600
Ltd
8'4
7%
8 Va
1,000
7%
7%
2,800
9
1174
11%
100
8%
9
3
3
8%
14
1074
74
1
7b
3
9%
8%
•
24%
24%
3%
3%
see
29
7
.
July
8%
Jan
Apr
22
July
25%
Apr
Jan
1,600
Feb
10%
Jan
2,400
May
6%
Jan
63,600
Jan
2%
6%
6%
6%
7,900
•
21%
20%
21%
1,800
19% Mar
7%
7'%
600
5 Va
5%
12,600
7% July
2% Jan
9
22,300
7%
Jan
10% Mar
4.000
14 %
July
22 74 Mar
6%
Jan
9
10
5 %
1
1.25
.
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8%
10c
~7
1
Varnish
&
16
1
Corp
16%
~G%
~7
%
17,200
Apr
10 Vb Mar
Mar
7
8% Mar
II Jan
8%
Jan
1%
1574
15%
4,200
Apr
tJun
1774
1774
17%
500
11
14
Jan
32
12 Va
Jun
16% July
19%
157b
1
—
100
Jan
21%
Feb
18%
•
5
Jan
20 Va
Apr
14%
Feb
18% May
13 %
19
•
Corp
23 %
6% July
4,900
•
& Reynolds common
preferred class A—
Apr
8% Mar
Jun
26 %
1
:
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5%
1 %
1
20
Inc
Beverage
157a
1
Co
"874
~8%
1.50
"874
5,800
1674 Mar
Jun
Jun
4%
Jan
•
20
Apr.
.10% May
Ltd—
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Cork
5%
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(ord reg)
3%
49
22 %
21
23 74
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(Md)
"A"
preferred
9Tb
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Co
92,800
13'%
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23% July
7% Mar
10% July
15 Vb Jan
400
10
12
2,400
12 Va
Feb
4574
200
38 %
Jun
3 %
1,800
874
9 74
250
18%
18%
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174
377b
37%
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1
74
18%
50
17 b
7,000
670
44
%
•
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38,900
3% July
7% May
17%
Apr
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Jun
29.3/0
Jun
4% July
Jan
46
Feb
5
Jan
12 % May
19%
Jan
274
Jan
46% July
7/a
Jun
12
Jan
7
—2.50
A
4
class
653a
3%
•
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vtc
Jun
45%
*
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Manufacturing
Jan
12 74
2.50
Co
Co
Apr
2%
3%
25c
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5% July
4%
46%
400
4574
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74 ■
47
1
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74
4%
47%
1
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99.200
8.700
5
4
—50c
8
Industries
"9
14%
7%
Jun
Crystal Dairies (new com)
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred—
Jan
600
Jan
9
Feb
974 Mar
13
Jun
1574 May
4
May
Apr
Productions
Gasket
17%
% Jan
4
3,500
24% July
2% Feb
12,400
19
100
36%
7
~3%
500
36%
36%
150
7ft
774
14,600
35 %
400
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1
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Chemical
&
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stock
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Ltd
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ft
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23,100
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12.
Jan
37
2,500
11
May
Feb
13%
Jun
3 Va
3%
200
700
29
60
Jan
138
11,700
20
16%
2,100
1
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
4% Mar
38%
147
Jun
Feb
29% Mar
18% July
4%
Feb
%
3%
3,500
19%
3%
19
1%
Jan
May
15 Vb July
1.225
lft
8,200
1 Vb
Apr
374
Feb
400
163/4
Jan
24%
Feb
200
1%
Jan
17% May
Jun
21% July
1%
Feb
2%
*
•
•
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l/
3%
20%
—
21
1
1%
3
Feb
.
l9
ft
10
3,500
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137b
21 Vb May
26
19 Vb May
23%
Jan
Mar
Jan
22 %
1,000
19%
19%
20 Va
3,500
15
Jan
20% July
11%
11
11%
600
10
Jan
12 Va Mar
2,000
21 "2
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11%
34
12%,
34
10-/4
10%
1,200
8%
9,400
200
11 Vb
July
15%
34
July
38%
9% July
6
Apr
Apr
Apr
19
Apr
8% July
4!
*
1
36%
35%
37%
38.800
ia%
11%
12%
8.400
60
Jan
%
45 %
1,000
44
July
8 Va
11,100
6
Jan
974 May
Jun
4ft May
Driver
Harris
Co
10
Co
New common
:
Duke Power Co
DuMont
common
new
(Allen
B)
5
10
40%
i
4S%
dep
Apr
46
19
Jan
3774 July
15 % Jun
9Vb Mar
32 % July
■
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44
1
American
rets ord
reg
52
Jan
Duval
Jan
Test
f
8
33
75
53%
July
July
Apr
Jan
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Apr
1%
7%
10s
Co
|7r4
374
374
6.300
6 74
774
10,100
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Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
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23%
•
2I
27 74
1
Jan
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97 b
2474
29
107 b
374
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6%
•
1
Jan
8
8%
May
Feb
23
Jan
32% Mar
2.000
25%
Jan
39 % Mar
20,700
4%
Jan
12%
Apr
40 %
Jun
51
Feb
250
May
7%
Jan
Feb
5
Feb
33
Jun
38
Mar
E
10% Mar
~i%
Jan
May
33% Apr
1% July
ltf Jan
28%
Jan
■;8%
Duro
Mar
33 %
•
Jan
3
100
1
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States Corp
common
$7
^
36 %
£ 0%
61%
4%
4ft
1
57% July
60% Mar
Jun
15%
32.50
(The)
38
31?
19%
7.50
common
preferred—
Hosiery class B common
3% July
Feb
2,000
3%
*
Ltd
Co
Durham
36%
ft
1
!-lc
Duraloy
Jun
4
18%
16
1
lc
5% Mar
23% Jan
1
•
10c
36%
5
16
19%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
14,100
"3%
1
vtc.l
—
55%
20%
60
•
Ltd
48
197 b
60
1
Oils
Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
4% Mar
10 % Mar
2674
7% May
Dow
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2% Jan
6% Jan
Jan
(The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company—
Feb
2,500
Apr
5%
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Co
Dorsey
Jan
—18,300
8% Mar
16Va
3,600
3%
dep
Dorr-Oliver
4% Mar
13%
11% May
6%
1
25c
—
Textile
Jan
11,500
preferred
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2%
100
35%
35%
141% 142
35%
1
Manufacturing
&
Petroleum
$2
11%
5
100
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Jun
3,600
11%
4ft
20c
common
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ft
9%
A
Stores
Corp—
Diversified Specialty Stores
Jan
6%
13
4
35
rets ord reg (par value
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Feb
5,800
14
674
74
50c
Mfg class
debentures
Amer
Apr
July
10% July
class A
Jun
8%
674
36
~6
10c
Co
23%
13
1
Transit System Inc—
Class A common
22% July
12%
6%
C.
Steel
12%
13 34
20
.
Bridge Co Ltd
Jan
14
Inc
Dominion
Apr
7%
10
Brothers
Dominion
4%
50c
2.50
Daitch
Dome
3%
20
5
24%
1%
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8% Feb
10% May
3,000
_50
35.
Jan
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&
40% July
■
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60
.
page
18
1%
Ltd
Diversey
Jan
3,900
1
Co
Ltd
Mar
40
5%
10c
Distillers
Jan
8%
15
50
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
footnotes
Lines
8% Jan
15% Jan
1.5Q0
10%
%
3%
10c
common
17
Jun
1 %
Inc
Devon-Palmer
8ft Feb
8 ft J an
Jun
Mair
3% May
21
10%
Ltd
Feb
24%
5%
Corp
Detroit
Jan
41 %
Jan
12%
3,700
97b
7
14%
Mines Ltd
July
12%
300
25
,20c
10c
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Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Development Corp of America—
3ft Jun
6|J May
3,300
7 74
10%
7%
2.50
common
2
4,800
82,000
15%
4
9
Materials
Desilu
Feb
46
7% July
7ft
—.—1
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2
15 %
24 3
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8%
42% July
Jun
7ft Mar
611
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For
Air
Dennison
Apr
9% Mar
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36%
37
613
1
—
1 %
Jun
50c
Dejay Stores
7%
34
500
—10
preferred
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Jan
2
15%
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D.
May
16% Apr
3% Feb
Jan
6,300
.
10%
12% a
Consol Oil & Gas
Cement
1%
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Development
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber
27
2
3,800
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Campbell Chibougamau
6% %
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10c
Day
Feb
39
10,400
39%
50c
preferred
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Jan
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—»
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Davidson
Feb
6% Jan
30% Jan
600
2 ft
38%
43%
Jun
5% July
50
2%
Jun
21% July
Apr
100
1%
5,400
31%
12%
20% July
9% Jan
200
2%
Apr
95% July
6,500
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2%
2,500
D
13 % Mar
15%
35%
120
38%
—
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47/a July
6% Mar
47,600
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1
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Jan
6%
1,400
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21%
1
ord
9%
4%
5%
1965
Mar
4%
•
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Jun
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Jan
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1
common
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Jan
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to
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5%
9%
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7
7
4%
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13% Mar
7%
50
100
4
5%
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Stone
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Jan
19%
9
•
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&
Jan
7%
8 %
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Co
Products
Ltd-—
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Curtis
Feb
14,500
ext
Curtis
51% Mar
Jan
9%
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Jan
Apr
4% July
24%
10%
6%
45%
B
preferred
cumulative
7,200
30.200
Jan
22% May
1
California Electric Power
$3.00 preferred
Calvan
4%
44%
900
16% July
%
23,500
4%
39%
Jan
May
47% July
1% July
6% Mar
8%
Sand
$1.12
33%
J an
140
10%
3%
Jan
1%
4 %
11 ^
Jan
Jan
C. 3'
2,400
41% Mar
1%
500
108
1
3,300
10%
1%
47 3
43-%
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10
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Tobacco
11 %
43 Va
300
16 %
lft Jun
11%
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&
American
SCO
13,800
10% May
1074 Apr
12% Apr
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9,200
1 ft
ICS
128% 130
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
Cuban
4
I
6%
25,800
Jan
4
3,700
70
%
Jan
10%
8V2
11% Mar
32
Feb
9
2%
10
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
$2.50
lft
7%
Feb
Jan
49
1
Crown Central Petroleum
i
Eastern
8%
9%
23%
22%
24% Mar
2,600
£1
reg
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Burry Biscuit Corp
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80)
1
10%
—1
rets
10%
29% Mar
Jun
1
—
dep
1074
22
$1.25
Corp
(The) Company
Hill
10%
July
Jan
Jan
•
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Mines
—10
2
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Mar
85
Jan
Apr
•
Buffalo-Eclipse
Burma
32
2%
1%
8%
45'4
1
•—
preferred—.
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Feb
19%
17%
23%
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convertible
26%
22%
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ord
S F Company—
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
60c
350
1,700
300
20%
B
6%
32
43.800
2,700
18%
7
Co—
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29%
5%
58,500
12%
—1
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preferred
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24 Va July
32
27%
1%
45
5
new
Ltd
Co
26
19%
Form an Distillers:
Brown
Jan
Crowley Milner & Co
Mar
Feb
13%
20a
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Brown
Jun
14%
4%
10%
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rets
77
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4
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Crowell-Collier Publishing
Jan
5
45%
dep rets ord bearer
.—£1
dep rets ord reg
——_—£1
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160
24 74
10
23% July
22,400
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British
73% May
67%
22 74
10,700
Crown
27%
•
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Brown
Jan
6774
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Crown
24%
1.50
Co
Columbia
67
Mar
24
—-100
100
21%
9% May
23%
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Amer
5% Mar
18%
27% July
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preferred_100
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Amer
24
Jan
21%
Jun
Apr
7
1,200
26
•
.
British
1% July
14,400
24
1
——
common
Petroleums
Jan
2%
Jan
1
American dep receipts
2ft Jan
_1
—.
Manufacturing
Britalta
14%
10,.900
3%
Co
Crane
Mar
12
Jan
3
120
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Traction Light & Pwr
Breeze
Corp
Gas
21,300
3%
5
.
Apr
25
Inc
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22
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4%
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4%
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,
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Brillo
1%
1
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5,000
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1
prior cumulative
Bridgeport
1%
~8%
7.50
—
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Bourjois
3%
4
1
Inc
(H C) Co
5%%
20%
3%.
*
1
26% July
BOo
(S) & Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc_
Borne
42%
Jan
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Shoe Corp.
Watch
Bohack
Feb
16
1
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bickford's
15
3,900
4 %
1
—
.
Blauner's
Blumenthal
21 %
9%
26%
Courtaulds
'2,200
23
•
Telephone
Belock
Benrus
Jan
4%
Jun
37%
.1
.
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
6%
27%
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21
50o
Corp
Engineering Co_:
Bearings
Beck
46,000
1
Jan
35
7
Light & Power Ltd
convertible
11%
Jun
35%
1«
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic
Incorporated™
Bayview Oil Corp common
6%
7%
13,000
23
shares
Tr
8%
1
Brothers
Barnes
7%
7%
1
Inc
common
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$1
1
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los AndesBanff
87 b
10
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Gas—
—
Industries
Baldwin
10%
Corroon
Oil &
A_——i
7% Mar
23%. Apf
11% Apr
Continental
B
Bailey
Jan
lc
Co
Cook
5%
Co
Oil
Coro
'
700
6
Jan
Continental
50% May
4%
Jan
Jan
Continental
14% July
46
57b
9
Continental
.
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4%
America
Electric Corp
Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Mar
Feb
ft Mar
200
2.50
pfd
Consolidated
Apr
7% Mar
Apr
108%
17'A
Corporation—
Consol
16% July
Feb
65%
Jun
1,500
Corp
Aluminum
Vtc
26%
11%
Feb
9.700
Corporation
Compo
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Inc.-.
Continental
46
10c
—
16%
25%
20
—1
—.—
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15%
1
com
preferred
A
Collieries
3
3 %
——1
Corp—!—
9%
54 %
101
Manufacturing Co
Connelly
Mar
20
Va
Community Public Service!
Apr
32% Mar
22 74
Corp
Controller
Colonial
Consolidated
Atlas
Oil
Cockshutt
May
J an
Feb
14% July
Jun
—1
—1
4%
Coastal Caribbean' Oils
Jan
Apr
May
774
Ltd
Consolidated
Apr
1%
1,400
58%
•
Development
Co
Colon
July
27%
.
2 Vb
Co—
Light
Oil
Club
Tel-
participating
&
of
Jun
3%
80
lft
16
1
?—1
preferred
Clopay
Apr
2 3'4
3%
400
5,000
Jun
2174
Corp
Co
Clary
Jan
11 %
2
•
Atlantic
Atlas
5%
%
11% Mar
1ft July
10% Apr
8% Mar
22 74
Corp
Power
Power
Clayton
Apr
%
3%
1
lo
.
ft
8%
12%
1
Stationers Supply Co
of
Gas
Vft
£1
7 Jo July
200
Hadley
Claussner
2ft Feb
Industries-
Associated
&
3,000
10%
58 %
74
•
America
of
Maine
Clarostat
29% Mar
40o
Associated
A
5%
Corp
Cinerama
Feb
Jan-
5
—10
Corp
Instruments
Clark
Jan
17%
"
Co
& Co
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Chromalloy
Jan
37,700
14,200
(A
Christiana
69% July
Jan
69'4
8%
Class
41 %
40%
64
35%
(J W)
Products
Charter
Mar
68 %
8%
Associated Tel
8
10%
58
101% 102
101%
2s 6d
—1
ord-
B
rets
dep
*
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
26% July
10%
1
High
18% July
Jun
Ltd—
Chamberlin
99% Mar
12%
5,900
5.50
Light $5 pfd
&
preferred
Century Electric Co,—,
Century Investors Inc common
Convertible preference
Apr
6%
Inc
Co
Power
$1.50 conv
Feb
33%
dep rets reg
100
3.50%
Jun
8% July
7
3,700
28 %
1
5
1
Central Securities Corp common
Jan
14 %
8%
&
July
300
34%
Electric
13%
28%
Central
Apr
1,400
1
Equipment Corp__
Oil Corp Ltd
13%
Central
Mar
5
II,500
1
Asamera
13%
Central
Feb
37 '
12
A
Associated Food
4%
Feb
8%
Altex Aluminum Co
Convertible preferred-.
American
Jun
3
6%
—
4,900
Cenco
20% July
7%
100
300
3
1 10
Catalin
Light—
Arnold
Associated
50%
Jan
20%
%
13%
1ft
Casile
Jun
Apr
10%
%
90
13%
1ft
Casco
Jan
8%
31
13%
Jan
12%
23%
——S
warrants
Armstrong Rubber class
Aro
36
20'4
Is
14.300
Carter
"
8%
i
Co
Jun
30
5,100
~3%
~3
3
100
pfd
Jan
31
20c
preferred
& Co
4%
i.1
_.
Film
Arkansas
Arkansas
44,000
2.40
Chemical &
Armour
19 /»
20%
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
48
19%
4.71
shares™.
Anken
45 %
20o
Products
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
45%
1
7%
American
May
45% Feb
8% July
;—S
A
Mines
8 %
•
Writing Paper
6%
Carreras
40% May
7.400
9
8j,b
Corp
of
Del—2
preferred
S
American
Amurex
7%
Carolina
45
38
900
45%-
Jan
Jan
—
1
Equip Co
American
42%
33
31%
45 y4
pfd—21
A
26,100
ft
Jan. 1
Low
15%
Marconi
Range Since
High
14%
Carnation
May
38%
'
6%
class
' Jun
77
Low
14%
CanaJ-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products-—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
5% Jun
5% Mar
8%
36%
300
10%
47
I
>
July
I,100
10%
48 Va
.It
preferred.
Co Inc
Shares
1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petiofiha Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
18% July
15,300
9 Vb
Inc—
$3.75
5.500
11 %
49%
14%
Allied Paper
Aluminum
Jan
16 %
9%
47o
-1
Pictures Corp—
convertible
Control
Alsco
34 %
15%
49%
.IOC
Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants _<
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
for Week
*
Canadian
49% July
100
16 Vb
11%
Ltd
American
Par
Javelin Ltd
Canadian
Algemene Kunsteljde N
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
li
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
V—
dep ret* Amer ih*r««—.
WEEK ENDED JULY
for Week
Range
Low
Par
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Last
preferred series A,—
$6 preferred series B
Edo
Corporation class A—
Elder
Mines
Limited
I
25
1
\ I
46%
46
46'
43
46%
150
3,000
30%
Jan
4674 July
175
*
*
174%
1
13%
1
lft
174%
50
13%
13%
1%
1%
1,100
13,900
174
Jan
18974
Feb
160
Jan
177
Feb
12%
Jun
II
Jan
18% Mar
2%
Jun
-
Volume 190
Number 5867
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
..
(385)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Bond
&
Share
5
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Communications Inc..
Electronics Corp of America™
El-Tronics
Low
%
33%
7,000
32
Jun
38
17 Vt
17%
700
14%
Jan
40
21
37%
40 %
2,500
28%
Feb
Ills
44%
IJ Va
11 %
5,100
1%
1%
20,060
1
Jan
26%
1
.
28%
4.500
19
Jan
«S(j
1%
Emery Air Freight Corp——
20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp—
1
Equity Corp common___'_
—»-10c
95 %
95%
12 Va
11%
12%
—
convertibe preferred
1
Erie Forge &c Steel
Corp common-——1
6% cum 1st preferred
10
4%
4%
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
Co
28,500
;—
(Max)
SI
& Co class A
Petroleum
Class
A
Class
of
Fox
Head
1
13%
20%
150
21%
14%
12%
Jan
50%
Jan
ii%
600
29
200
{|
!«
1
5V'8
16,000
5%
6 %
14
9,900
6%
6 %
7%
14%
...
9%
ll1/;;
18%
30
4fjt
Jun
6
Power
Co
General
Alloys
Kaiser
Kansas
Feb
43%
42
4 Va July
34 % Jan
44 %
6{jj
1,750
Jan
Gold Seal
Goldfield
Kawneer
13% July
3
Kleinert
Mar
5%
48
Knott
29%
Jan
Apr
25
A
8,200
28
July
37
Feb
1,300
17 Va
Jan
19%
Apr
18%
Jan
27 % Mar
3%
3%
3,900
85%
93%
18,200
42%
45%
3,600
42
10%
11%
3,000
10%
15%
Company
Land
&
2%
6%
■
1
9% May
;
8%
Jan
100
.
11%
Jan
15
Jan
700
14%
Jun
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
3,300
1,200
1%; Jan
7%
1,400
15% Mar
1%
10,100
13%. Apr
1
,,27% Jun
4'
Mar
May
1%
11
12%
5,800
13%
2%
1
41%
7
9c
16% Mar
Jan
3% May
2% Feb
1% Jun
35% Jan
25,600
2,700
24%
7%
3,500
21 i
5
Jan
24% July
5% July
50
6
2{f
Jan
2 Va
7
24%
6%
10%
10,000
48
6%
24%
%
2,500
4,300
3
1%
2,V
Feb
4,200
2%
12%
13
200
11 %
Jan
22%
22 %
100
18 %
Jan
2%
32,100
1
5
10c
2%
2%
50c
13%
14%
600
10%
11
11
8V2
10%
Lakey
Feb
3
Feb
18 V2
May
13% Apr
&
American
B
Machine
Co-
10c
Hall
Lamp Co—
Harbor Plywood Corp..
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Harnischfeger
Corp
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
2
13%
1
20
-25c
10
——
Inc
4%
Herold
Inc
—
Galion
Radio
5%
Aircraft
(R)
Class
& Co
pfd
Foundry
Extension
OH
Co
1
Realty
Leonard
Refineries
Tourneau
Jan
July
49 V*
Jan
74
July
230
94%
Jan
100
Mar
71
Jun
75
Jan
4,200
4 Va
class
& Co
100
Motors
Co
Locke
1
Manufacturing Co
Color Chem
Oil
Tobacco of Canada.
Tob
of
Gt
Brit &
.
700
3,500
7% July
Jan
1%
12,800
7%
2%
31 Va
Jan
Jan
4V2
10%
500
38%
500
36% Mar
l'A
Jan
Jan
43
Feb
54
Jan
29%
Apr
Apr
15% May
3% May
Magellan
Industrial
& Light 4%
Enterprises Inc
pfd
32
900
58%
425
133%
150
35 "4
36
98%
93!
For footnotes
page
see
35.
12,600
26%
250
15%
33
15
1
2
1%
Jan
6,900
1%
Jan
14'A
15
1,900
13%
Jun
54
10,800
30 Va
30%
200
14 Va
53 V2
2
15%
II,600
14 Va
500
a
50
28
Mar
53% May
128%
34
97 Va
Jan
1
34
15% July
13
13%
9,600
10%
Jan
13%
28'A
4,200
15%
Jan
30
1%
10%—
Stores
Communication
Martin
Co
Maule
Industries
(J
McKee
Mead
W)
(A
Johnson
Mfg
Iron
6%
22%
22%
800
21
27 Va
8,600
23 ¥a
Jun
17 ¥4
19%
9,700
17 ¥4 July
£1
Midland
Jan
6% July
27 Va
30%
3,900
11V2
Jan
16%
16 Va
I6V2
14,000
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
37% May
17¥a Jun
18 Va Mar
5%
3
11
10%
11%
28Va
25%
28%
2,100
1,400
28 Va
July
•
Co.
64%
64
65%
1,600
51
Jan
69 ¥4
July
1
—
78
77
80'A
9,500
64%
Feb
82
7%
17,300
6
Feb
300
12
Jan
1
7%
1
.
Mining Corp Ltd
__
6%
18
1
1
lft
common
ft
600
37%
38%
5,900
34 Va
23
24
4,000
21 Va
Jan
29¥a
Jan
22%
23%
4,400
18%
Apr
25 ¥a
Jun
1
2%
Petroleum
2%
3
1-A Jan
July
2% May
1,200
12 % May
15
14%
1,100
10%
Jan
18 ¥a Mar
10%
200
10 Va
Jun
11%
8 Va
8%
175
50c
18%
18'A
18%
1,700
13 %
Jan
19 Va
24%
x24 Va
24%
2,200
23%
Jan
29
Mar
50c
common-.
7Va
7%
7%
700
5%
Jan
8
Mar
38
Jun
50
37%
—-*
pfd
14%
100
10c
37'A
25
14%
14%
100
3,100
103
38%
38%
9%
9%
1
li3o
1
1
"ctfs"
8Va July
343A
Jan
137/a
Jan
200
97
Jun
100
31
10'A
1A
20,200
46'A
45%
49%
61,400
32'A
37%
15,300
Feb
9¥a July
11,900
At
32'A
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
—
Monongahela Power
Muntz
TV
10%
Jun
National
16%
26,600
10 Va
Apr
Feb
20 '/a Mar
2 9 Va
1,600
22 Va
Jan
35 Va
4
600
40%
42%
6.600
13%
13%
14
1,300
3
4%
Apr
Tel
May
Nachman
57* Jun
Jan
37
Jan
52%
Apr
21
Jan
41%
Jan
90 Va
Jan
16%
2,000
57a
3,900
14
14%
8
A
Alfalfa
97 ¥4 Mar
July
92
Apr
157% Mar
Jun
12%
Jan
20¥4
Jan
50¥»
Jan
Feb
2%
2
2%
'
4,700
34%
400
13%
15%
35
14%
35
Apr
4Va
16%
138
Jan
22
7%
Apt
Jun
175 % July
2 ¥4 Mar
Jan
Jun
28¥4
Jan
28% Jan
37% Mar
23,800
7 ¥4
100
21%
Jan
34,200
0%
Jan
12
Jun
9%
8%
10%
11 %
2,000
10 ¥4
Jan
Jun
24%
Jan
Jan
l¥a
16,800
24%
23%
34%
4 Va Mar
4¥a
200
1.700
3,560
Feb
15 Va July
3 6 ¥4
Apr
May
National
National
Bellas
&
Feb
National
Feb
National
Feb
National
Jan
23 Va
Apr
Jan
7 V2
May
Presto
(Mich)_
Stores
Industries
12% May
67/a Jun
7% July
14,000
4 ¥4
Jun
9 ¥4
53,500
41/4
Jan_
2 ¥4
200
5 ¥4
6%
7
6%
6%
7%
8%
2%
:
—
Inc
Rwbber
Corp
Machinery.
&
Chemical
Transit
Associates
Co
8%
1
5
1
1
Research
Starch
National Steel Car Ltd
National
Jan
Jun
12%
5%
3
1
Hess
Brewing Co
Mfg
33/a
5
11%
6%
,
500
7,000
Dehydrating &
Milling Co
National Telefilm
3%
Feb
July
.
143 %
1,700
21%
5%
B
National Petroleum Ltd
90
2Vs
23Va
10
1
National
Apr
110
7,500
175%
1
Jan
Jun
5%
19%
164
8
——2.50
Industries Inc
Jun
Jan
5%
172
>
—
Inc
47
7%
15 Va
3%
20 V2
10"
Corp
48
13%
Jan
1%
3¥4
50c
Jun
79%
14%
3
V
Jun
80
1
2.50
& Tel
39%
600
145% 147%
1
Inc
42
82%
Jun
39
20 ¥t
Jan
if
4
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
7,600
16 Va Mar
N
Napco
45
Mills
Feb
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
68 V2
43%
14%
com
Company
56%
7
Products
—.
Namm-Loeser's
600
147 Va
1
Inc
Apr
9
Feb
104 Va May
44
*
A
preferred
Mt Diablo Company
Va Mar
July
class
cumulative
13
55
Co
Co_
Metal
91
150
&
Chemical
87
—
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Muter
102 Va
Jan
—100
Montgomery Ward
10Va
Co—
preferred
States
Jan
Jan
.—-5
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Vernon
3 ¥4 May
2,000
12%
13%
Corp $l-conv preferred—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
6%
Feb
10Va
14%
I
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada—
Clemens
118 Mar
59 %
12%
1
Mirro
Mt
Jun
18 % Mar
23 V2
10
Corp
Piping Co
Montrose
Apr
8%
37%
1
Mid-West Abrasive
Warrants
Feb
5
Corp__
Co
Hone
Co
18
1834
1
Sugar
Wohl
Feb
1
Chemical
Oil
24% Mar
28%
22¥a May
29%
•
Co
States
Apr
Apr
19 Va Mar
Jun
26 Va
—
preferred
Middle
2 Va
Jan
9 ¥4 July
%
Co
&
Island
Va
Apr
July
118
1 % July
7,900
1,800
17%
Co
Merrill
10,700
—
22
Inc
&
1%
26 Va
Inc
G)
%
1
warrants
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Mays
1
7
Ltd
Co
1%
2.50
—
Feb
July
Jan
27
_lc
Co
Feb
38%
Apr
13%
1%
Service
66
Jun
Mar
62% Mar
11%
Corp—
138
Mar
3% Mar
20
49% Jun
27 Va Jan
27
warrants-
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
33
July
7% May
25 % Jan
31% May
Jun
51V2
1
—
2 Va
Jan
12%
20
Jan
6 ¥4
Jan
6%
1
Jan
40
July
4%
10
9%
66%
Va
15%
26
14 Va Mar
Jun
20
1%
10'A Mar
5
14
Jan
10%
-
9¥i
1,800
5%
500
5
Petroleum
1,100
50c
Industrial Electronic
Hardware Corp
6%
10c
Mount
31%
16
35%
6 %
4%
15,100
50c
Mountain
Jan
82
34%
6%
Oil Corporation.!
Apr
Jan
16%
Inc
Public
Jun
Jun
82
35%
1
Apr
36,400
Magna
Maine
Apr
21%
1
1
Inc
Publications Inc
11V2
100
14%
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods—
2 Va
21%
Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr
Jun
13¥a Mar
19 Va
Jan
M
4V2
38 V2
41
7%
12 Vc
2.50
80
5
21 ¥4
Jan
9 Va
86
Jun
4%
7%
14
7%
3
19%
88
Jun
45
11% Jan
9% Jun
200
91,700
Lunkenhejmer (The) Co——
10%
£1
July
I,300
11
17
25c
—
31 ¥4
25 %
30c
Lynch,Corp
Jan
Jan
1,600
11
Inc
G)
5
19¥a
31%
18%
8¥a Mar
Jan
30%
14
MarA
Jan
May
Apr
31 Va
19%
6 Va
Jun
16
16%
15%
3%
9,900
3,200
86%
10,300
Mar
9
7
1,300
4%
17%
5
Louisiana Land & Exploration
75
Baper Corp—10
(Canada)—
_•
7%
3%
16%
5
Chain
56
&
7
4%
10
Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord
reg
7
17
60
I
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
1
5
50
8%
Apr
3% Mar
12
11% Jun
4% Jan
60
15%
28
5,800
87
14%
8%
3,200
5%
90
3
15%
14%
5%
86 Va
5,100
15%
13%
1
86
6,800
28%
Jan
88
16%
5
5%
100
16%
—5
2,400
100
16%
2.50
8%
&
6
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
8%
B
15
10 /a
8%
Corp
(R
Steel
Lodge
•
.
Refining
Jan
1
23%
Jan
6
C—
16%
35%
2%
1,000
series
12% May
18% July
32
—
1,700
9%
preferred
51
56%
2%
3%
4.50%
—
133
2%
9 Va
series
1%
56%
2%
1
preferred
1%
133
33V3C
4.40%
Jan
11% July
2% Jan
5,600
*
14% Mar
4.80%
4,600
•
13% Mar
Feb
Jun
35
15
Jan
12%
Jun
33%
37%
7%
700
6%
34%
•
5,500
14%
18% Mar
19,800
3
10
13%
14
13%
6
15
A
Bearing Co
Jan
20% July
Jan
3%
50
Jan
17
100
xl2%
13 'A
Jan
3%
—
14%
600
20%
6%
1,200
2,600
50
6% Mar
20%
21
1%
12
16%
2%
*
Jun
19 Va
20%
Jan
14%
1
2,300
Feb
4% Jan
IS Feb
20% July
23 ¥4 Apr
Jun
21
8%
2%
1
xl9Va
-5
5%
5%
-60c
1
4%
Jan
May
%
3,000
11
8%
2,800
44,900'
14%
8%
3
ft
18%
6
15
Jan
1%
8,000
%
10%
15
3%
12% Jan
Jan
19%
5
(Harvey) Inc
Lock &
8
33
30
60
5%
3,500
V2
of N Y com
cumulative preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Miller
Jan
8% May
3%
3%
5,*
Midwest
12J'a
Ltd
&
&
17%
5.800
17,500
3
3 Va
i—50c
Lefcourt
Feb
44,500
25c
.
Humble Oil
Hurd
17%.
25c
—•—
Electric
Hubbell
75
9
.
preferred
Howell
96 Va
9%
1
Hardarl Baking Co
Hardart common
5%
95%
5%
3%
2%
28% July
2,800
74
72 Va
10
Mines
(Geo A)
&
9
45%
1
com
Corp
Horn
&
3%
25c
Inc
Hormel
Horn
Jan
9 % May
10 V2 Apr
65 Va
5%
2.50
Industries
B
Jan
44%
10c
(Henry) & Co
Class
4%
6,800
common
Holophane Co
Home
9,300
31 %
2'A
3 %
3 Vc
Inc
Mesabl
9
29%
1%
3% Feb
3% Mar
2Va
Metal & Thermit Corp
6% Mar
29%
22 % May
University
Jan
1 % May
Jan
2Va July
1% Jan
3
Feb
Jan
5
14 Va
2,200
Delaware
Sessions Co
20'A
3%
2,400
20
1,600
2%
75 pesos
23
9,900
4,400
Jan
19%
2Va
—
Inc
Micromatic
2,600
13%
18%
2 Va
Ltd
Industries
Salle
74% Mar
1%
Jan
1
A
Lanston
Jun
Jan
July
Jan
12%
Inc
La
Lear
Jan
29 %
Apr
July
30
1,200
Corp.
&
Michigan
Michigan
8
8%
Jun
5%
8
8
4%
18 %
2,850
Va
Corp of
9% May
34
May
11% Mar
4%
1
International
Hoover Ball
4%
x9
100
preferred
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holt
64 %
100
Inc
A
Hoffman
Hofmann
8%
400
Jun
7%
1 %
Corp
Inc
1,000
9%
67%'
•
Electronics
convertible
Hlller
2,700
9%
68 %
9%
5%
72%
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Hoe
33 %
6%
4%
•
—
Products
&
13% Jan
18% Jan
1%
,
& Co 5%%
preferred
Hercules
2,400
4%
Corp
(W E)
3,400
32 Va
25c
———
Rubenstein
Hell-Coll
Heller
500
7%
10c
common-
Mining Co—
Helena
18%
20%
Mar
—10c
Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc—
Hazeltine Corp
new
Hecla
16%
20
3
Jan
46%
43 Va
18
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
32,400
33%
1
Hastings Mlg Co.———
2
Hathaway Industries Inc————1
,
4
6%
25
,
—
3%
7%
-1
Light-—
Harvard Instruments Inc
Havana
3%
36%
17
Industries
Lamson
Jan
Apr
22 Va July
Jan
20c
Mangel
5 Va
Jan
Mar
28%
100
39%
1.25
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
Marconi International Marine
13%
30
40
10c
Feb
13%
8
101
17
2.50
Apr
Jan
Jun
1% May
Jan
8% Jan
800
56 V2
26
30
7.50
Mines
Lamb
Macfadden
24
35% May
12% July
1%
Shores
Mack Trucks
Apr
Jun
20% July
Jun
Jun
4
5
Co
Consolidada S
Lake
Jan
18%
29%
7%
La
Menasco
H
1
Co
&
Apparel
Jan
1,800
1,000
13 Va
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
12% Mar
5
11 % Mar
32 %
45%
30
1
Feb
3%
3
1
Inc
Jan
97
20
—10c
Industries
102
19%
Co—_—1
Corp—
July
32
131/4
5 ¥4
15 Va
■i
Jan
25c
Liberty Fabrics
32%
——5
Jan
8% July
95 Va
1
Le
20
xl2
'33,800
5
45% July
13% Mar
Jan
26%
1
Jan
300
14 %
15%.
6%
4
—.
11%
15%
25%
6%
92'A July
6'A Apr
125
5,200
\ix
14%
2%
16%
Grlesedieck Company
Grocery Stores Products—
6
11%
.
26
1
1
94
7%
3% Mar
3%
23,400
4%
Rubber Co
93 % July
% July
95
92 %
8%
50c
Western
3% July
49
Jan
11%
10c
Mines
Jan
10,300
common—60c
Films
29%
5'A
19 Va
94
19%
4%
Corp
Lamson
4V4 Mar
21%
1
Producers
&
100
18%
I—
preferred series A—.
States
'<
3%
—1
Great Western
Guild
17% May
83%
.—5
Greer
Gulf
26,900
20
*
Co
Gulf
300
19%
19%
*
Leases
26 %
18%
20 %
1
Financial
Hydraulics
Gridoil. Freehold
Feb
23%
1
(IB)
Hotels
L'Aiglon
7% Mar
4% July
20 % Jan
4
Feb
26% July
Li
8% Mar
Western
6%
4%
l%t,Jan
•
Chemifcal
Jan
Feb
44%
—
&
107
July
2,100
*
18 'A
4%
(Del)—
May
3,800
25c
Amer Industries Inc.
Oil
48
5%
—
Great Lakes
Feb
5%
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co__
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish
;
Gray Manufacturing Co.t,—~
Great
39
4%
!>
i <r
18%
Knox
*an
5%
*
Products Corp.cl
4
Corp class A
Kobacker Stores
Jan
43/4
50c
—-
Consolidated
Co
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter)
53/4
4
*
„
7
Mar
2
100
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Feb
1
Gorham
Great
1,200
3
28
2%
pfd
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
42%
104
29
9%
21,s
,50c
Electric 4Va%
14% July
12% Mar
1% July
1,700
issued)——
Inc
&
Kirkland Minerals
Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
—
Cftdolf)
Gas
Kirby Petroleum
£1
1,900
9
2%
Corp
(D) & Company
Jun
2,800
Giant Yellowknile Gold Mines
(A C) Co
Gobel
Industries
Jun
———8
Apr
Apr
1% Jan
3,200
24,500
9%
15c
201
;
12 Va
14
7,400
4%
10c
200 Va
19J/2
4%
22¥4
Jun
2%
60
1%
4Va
Inc__
Jan
262,900
Gilbert
Co
Industries
Jan-
26'4
1%
1
Co
111%
1
Glenmore Distilleries class B__
Globe Union Co Inc——
Glass
100
188
41%
23%,
Jan
8%
1,300
77
-10c
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
41%
23%
7
Corp—
Apr
1%
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gilchrist
5,100
Kaltman
Jan
1
—
preferred
26%
,77
1
Oil
Va July
4 %'
Corp.—
$4.60
Jun
14
—25
Corporation—
General Transistor
Corp
(when
5%
20
13%
Stores
common
5,700
Jan
Ltd—
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood
New
82
Apr
27% May
Jan
1%
dep rets ord reg_
Fireproofing
General
Jan
Jan
4
Corp
General
14%
8%
1%
—
Electric Co
American
3% Mar
July
1,500
6 Va
11%
1
Co
General Builders
Corp common
5%
convertible
preferred
General Development
General
Jan
77
22%
11%
•
Feb
£>%
200
-100
24
21%
24,200
4%
common
45%
6V0
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
7%
9%
Jan
1
5% preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
Jun
J
G
Gatlneau
34% Apr
Jan
10% Feb
1
15,500
5
32%
2,200
22 Va
Inc
Class A
Jan
8
July
9%
1.25
Co
2,400
17%
2.200
14 %
Va
16% Feb
Mar
34%
16%
29,400
16%
91,i
29
33 %
16%
2%
14
11%
600
33%
5
9%
15%
£1
147% Mar
Jan
20%
114%
—
31%
12%
2%
16%
•
reg_
31'A
High
9 Va Mar
Jun
117
9%
14%
188
1,000
17%
1
•
2,800
14%
Jan
2%
1
;
.
132%
3%
9%
Israel-American
May
11*6
5% July
33,300
10%
12,800
14%
31 Va
___•
Jan. 1
Low
9
,
Jan
% May
•
5.6(0
11%
14
1
Ltd
Irving Air Chute
,
24% July
July
July
27%
33,500
4%
6
10c
14%
Range Since
High
7%
126
K
14
4%
-2.50
7%
131V2
_1
Company
Royalty
Jan
205
5
17%
Jan
25
Low
25c
America
1
Ironrite
Mar
Va
Jan
4,500
-*»
ord
rets
(The)
(Geo A)
Jun
Jan
sa
13,800
29
—25©
Ltd*—
dep
7
Inc
North
Shares
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing —-—1
9% Mar
12% July
HVa Mar
for Week
of Prices
10c
Oil
Investors
Jetvonic
24%
175 % 196
14%
1
i
Brewing Co.—
Company
Fresnillo
Fuller
1,500
13,900
24%
Canada—
Co
American
fir
176%
non-voting
voting
B
Motor
3%
%
1
Corp
_—
Fishman
Ford
8%
20 ¥2
1
1
(M H) Co
Inc——,
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
Motor
1,000
V4
30
Financial General
Corp—_—
Firth Sterling Inc—_—
Ford
11%
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
33VaC
Intex
60% Mar
13
of
International Petroleum Co
International Products
International Resistance Co
% Mar
6 Va Mar
Jan
Week's
Last
Exchange
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
Apr
12% July
10% July
9% Jun
.—1
preferred
Inc
2
6% July
1,500
11 %
Friday
Plywood
Insurance Co
Jeannette
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Filmways
40%
5,900
914
10
Fairchild Camera & Instrument-—
Felmont
400
„
6%
10%
Industrial
Apr
May
v
F
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Corpmon shs of beneficial int
$2
.
24
Far
16% Mar
July
6%
11%
JULY
American Stock
33 Va May
104
Feb
9% May
3% Jan
10%
25c
or
46
95
6%
—-—-1
;
Factor
45
20
Jan
10%
1"
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
:
9%
8,700
4%
__
$2
Ero
High
32
Vs.
ENDED
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
17
1
—
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
3 3'A
*
Inc.
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
Electric
Sales
--
27 /a
27%
30
850
23
22%
27
4,600
12%
13%
200
,2
—
2¥a July
8 ¥4
Feb
10% July
3 Va Mar
30
Jan
27
July
July
12 Va July
18
Jan
23% May
16
25c
2/2
2%
2%
10,700
2%
Jun
418 Mar
2
12%
11%
12%
2,000
10%
Jan
13% Mar
1
28
27 fa
27%
29%
7,100
Jan
39% May
24
29%
4,200
17
Jan
29 Va July
35
35
36%
600
31
May
17
Jan
39¥a July
19 ¥a Feb
Apr
10%
10
50c
*
10c
9
1
4
4
9%
10
2,800
3%
4
300
15%
7%
3¥a May
5
Feb
Mar
33
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
(386)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
American Stock
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
National
Union
Nestle-Le
England
New
Haven
New
Idria Min
New
&
Chem
New
Process
New
Superior
&
North
2814
28%
18%
Apr
30% July
15%
%
Jan
22 Va Mar
A
RR
Ind
Pub
Rankin
Northspan
Serv
Nickel
4Va%
27%
29 Va Mar
17% Feb
225
29
74
II,200
%
Jun
1%
1%
300
1%
Jun
12
6%
8%
Jan
40%
33
1,300
33% Jan
3 % July
9,600
213
7
3,600
72
10
6%
67%
3
72
pfd__100
85%
uj
230
87
40%
4%
Feb
8'A Mar
74% May
.89% Mar
Ohio
Corp
Brass
Old
7,900
1
35%
.100
preferred
23 Va
91 Va
35 Va
37 '/a
90 Va
91 'A
%
26% May
July
34
210
1,710
'
.
Jan
40 '/a Mar
Jun
98 Va Mar
18%
14,200
1,100
8774
%
Jun
37a
100
2%
Jan
5 Va
5 Va
200
4% Jan
3/4
74
'
Corp
common
1
cumulative
preferred
—7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.,10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
-^-5
Overseas Securities
Oxford
23%
37a
.90c
_
227a
Electric
——
70
Feb
66 Va
Apr
3.030
1574
Apr
21
'A
600
16%
Jan
22
Feb
7%
3,600
5%
Jan
10
Mar
187a
21
21
20
21
7 Va
Jan
4%
50
70
20 Va
Corp
1 Va
5% May
80
Mar
7 Va
July
Leather
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 %?«> 1st preferred
5%
1st preferred
10
31%
32 %
Apr
4,600v
42% Mar
Jun
28
1st pfd___25
30%
30%
3074
32
Class
Silex
27%
27%
2774
900
26% May
29 Va
Jan
25%
25%
160
2474
Apr
27%
Jan
24%
25%
6,100
1,000
24%
Jun
26
Jan
26%
Jan
25
29%
Gas Co
&
redeemable 1st preferred25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
25
24%
5%
25
24
24 %
400
22%
Jun
26
Jan
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
22%
22%
22%
200
2074
Jun
23%
Jan
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
2 2'A
22
22%
800
2074
Jun
23
Jan
91%
89
91%
690
85
Jun
87%
87
87%
50
83
Jun
93%
95
170
90
Jun
100
Feb
Jun
143%
Jan
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
dividend
$4.75
•
preferred
dividend
preferred——
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred—
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
•
Ltd
Pancoastal
100
Tubes
*
Petroleum
(C
(C A) vtc—2 Bol
Amer shares__l Bol
A)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
of
Canada
Jun
19 Va
874
9%
4,100
325
99
Jan
1,700
30
Jun
3'A
36
Steel
Jun
3% July
13%
Mines
5%
1%
Jun
500
4%
Jan
18
16%
16%
17
400
14%
Jan
16%
16
16%
14
Feb
17% May
16% May
10%
4%
Corp (Del)
Corp
Materials
Pneumatic
—
--
70
64
29 3A
—
9% Mar
Jan
303A
900
22%
Jan
July
31% Jun
1% Mar
1 9
M*
22,400
1%
Jan
49'A
6,500
23%
Jan
50 %
7
7'A
4,100
5%
Apr
7%
Feb
7%
73/a
77a
2,800
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
16
147,
16 3/8
11,600
12%
Jan
113/a
12
2,500
9%
Jan
13'A
12 3A
133/a
3,400
9%
Jan
14% May
15% Apr
93
92 Va
93 Va
1,650
83 Va
Feb
98 % Mar
137a
13 7,
137a
7,600
10%
Jan
14% July
6 % July
7% July
67
Jan
6 3/a
6 V,
73A
474
Jan
23A
27a
900
2%
Jan
18%
177a
18 3/4
700
17%
Jun
21% May
10%
Jun
13 Va
Jan
72 Va Mar
~27a
71'A
1
24'A
6Va
2,400
100
61 Va
2 5'A
2iV
125
21.
71'A
22%
1
63%
673A
70%
4,400
15%
2
"o July
Jan
Jan
6 3A
4,800
51a
19V4
—1
19 Va
800
14%
Jan
10%
Jan
6
1
16%
15 Va
17Va
6,600
•
Providence Gas
Jan
32
—
67%
Ltd—
300
~27a
1
*
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company—
16,500
47 Va
47
107a
107a
11
2,100
86
84
86
500
Jun
Jan
413
Apr
Jan
83
26%
Feb
8U Mar
Mar
21
17 Va July
Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
10% July
11%
Jan
83 Va
Jun
90
Jan
33 %
100
20c
Feb
44
Feb
Pulp & Timber
3
5
-
25%
4,900
18 Va
Jan
69
70
26%
72%
1,500
46%
Jan
26% July
90
May
Q
1
411
4%
26%
26%
26%
25
29%
2974
600
24%
26%
16,400
19 Va
4A
4,300
Feb
Mar
8
•
6%
6%
4,300
57a
Jan
8%
12,000
8
10%
2 Va
1 Ve
Jan
400
f*
700
13 Va
Apr
77a
Jan
232,400
ii July
14,200
19 Va July
24 Va July
12%
13%
7,500
~774
~7%
_7%
6,600
32%
2,100
Jan
3074
Mar
15% July
Feb
43% Mar
14%
9
Feb
Jan
4
3,100
37a
192 Va
90'A
10
36'A
Feb
90
l
28 va
800
13.600
34%
12,500
Feb1
Jan
29
Apr
Jun
16 Jan
36% Jun
7a
33 va
54
197a
%
33
*
Jan
993A Mar
Mar
f*
28
Jan
43A Mar
250
Jun
48
Feb
Apr
87a Mar
Jan
1,600
90 'A
f*
18 V4
54
6% Jan
307a July
229%
374
221
17a Mar
f* Jau
12
35
28 Va
57a
20% May
Va July
24%
1
3
Feb
Apr
67a Mar
%
23
~4
14 Va
14 3A
47f Jun
10,400
17
Ih
hi
x222%
Va Mar
7% Jan
Jan
5
5
16VB
8
8% July
97a Mar
3,900
4
3%
~5
5,800
5'A
474
12%
Jan
44
Jan
Jun
46
Jan
4 74
4%
2,700
27a
Jan
5
2%
274
18,400
17a
Jan
33'A July
39
34
2
2%
10c
-1
i's
4%
7S
9.900
5'A
57a
17,900
8VB
8%
8
8
8% ■
%
—
Co
Oil
f8
f*
Apr
4% Mar
ii Jan
6 Va Jan
ft Jun
4% Mayr.r,
7,800
7%
Apr
300
7%
jj
Apr
40 Va
507a
56
50
600
..
20
135
135
2C
Co
33Vt
40%
38 7»
40 Va
1
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Mar
13
812 May
56%
41
July
July
187
Jan
Jan
.
125
4574 May
32,700
38 3A
Jan
May
35
337a
..
567a July
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Oil
Penn
12.90
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
25
Southern
California
Southern
Materials
Southern
$1.60
Standard
Oil
Stanley
Tube
Starrett
—
50c
(The)
Statecourt
53 % July
60
_10c
200
46
Jun
537a Mar
21%
600
207a
Jun
23 Va
21
21'A
500
207a
Jun
_
1974 May
"43/8
14
67a
800
14Va
4
2,100
117a
Jan
67a July
Jun
300
7
78 34
78
74%
600
Feb
Apr
57a
Jun
4
Jan
22%
22
Jan
157,
Feb,
107,
Jan
84
Jan
4
Va
Jan
8'A
75,300
2%
15%
3 Va
16
800
117a
Jan
167a
Apr
127a
14
21,000
97»
4 Va
Feb
15 Va
Jun
Jan
9 3/a
Jan
3 Va
3%
'A
8
8
1.1G0
Jan
167a
4,300
147a
Jan
21% Mar
2674
50
26%
Jan
28
9'/a
5,700
1
20
19%
2C%
2.30C
—10
1
67'A
67 'A
68%
16%.
15%
16%
1
2474
24
24 Va
1,600
22 Va May
Co
—
Ltd
217a July
800
64'A
Jan
72
2,300
12'A
Feb
17 Va July
July
24 Va
6
5 V4
5'A
57a
1,800
4 Va
Feb
1274
13 7»
2,100
7
Jan
147a
14%
14
147a
1,300
11
Jun
18
ii
15,700
%
7a
374
374
1
10c
6,600
2974
•
917a
93%
5
87a
1
.
».—
•
5
8
%
2974
10c
;
8
Jun
May
Jan
157a Mar
Feb
14 Va Mar
574
900
5V4 Mar
Mar
5.700
23
Jan
43
200
71
Jan
94 Va July
300
9
6
Jan
10
Mar
?2 Va X26 Va
22%
~3%
6.900
Jan
26 Va July
23 Va
18'A
2,200
17%
Feb
25
18'A
x26
1
(Del)
~7 7»
Va
317i
25c
Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
4
2'/a
July
July
% May
3% Jan
11V4 Jan
50c
ordinary
100
1574
Jan
18'A July
374
374
22,000
3
Jan
5% Mar
227a
15%
July
24 V,
Apr
*
i
.
21%
21%
2174
500
20
Jan
5
(Hugo) Corp
Co
Jan
13 V4
10c
Mines
(J
9% Jun
16 Va
1
B
Stetson
Jan
8Va Mar
_1
Corp
preferred
337a
33
3374
1,600
3074
Jun
347a
Apr
26 Va
Jun
Jan
42'A
Jun
May
16 Va
Feb
27a July
374 Jun
47a
Apr
57a
Jan
1
Corp
Inc
Co
25%
267a
500
21%
1
Container
39
39
150
33 Va
14%
15
300
13
•
13,200
Jan
1
Petrol
Die
27a
374
374
374
4
3%
3%
37a
3.900
3
July
47a Mar
7»A
Corp
Co
374
1
Corporation
&
49Va
21%
57 Va Mar
9%
Sterling Brewers Inc
Superior Tool
Mar
157a
Sterling Aluminum Products
&
54
2674
Canada
(S)
100
9%
Instruments
Stylon
54
16 Va
Enterprises Inc
Shop
Feb
Apr
26%
of
&
Stroock
26
257a
24 Va
1
Steel
Stop
Jun
Jun
49'A
13 Va
•
Feb
247,
23
700
25
247a
54
-1
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) &
Co
Stone
Feb
1,000
24 Vat
24%
14V8
Corp common
B)
257a Mar
1
Statham
Co
150
5
Corp
convertible
56 V2
Jan
20
class
Uranium
55
1
Inc
Aviation
Stanrock
38
2
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Standard
33% July
20 Va
Corp
Products
Shares
2,300
July
Corp—
Forglngs
Standard
600
34V4
4%
Inc.
Co
Financial
Standard
22 Va
337a
34 va
Corp__2
Petroleum
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Standard
2174
8%
21%
convertible
Standard
8%
3,400
25
Spear & Company—
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Standard
9,600
93/a
25
25
25
Pipe Line
Royalty Co—
Southland
9% Mar
1474
_25
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.32%
4.24%
4.08%
173A Mar
13 Va
25
25
convertible preference
convertible preference—
4.48%
47 Va
Feb
39,300
Edison—
5%
4.56%
Jan
9%
7% May
5,800
678
1
—
6% July
6%
5
13%
1
Co
103A Mar
Jan
6'A
•
1
California
Jan
13
Jan
3
'
Jan
57a
800
6%
6Va
——5
—
Southern
574
4
41%
51*
£1
Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Sunset International
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
J an
Publications—
Stinnes
Public
5 Va
•
Airways
South
July
7
1
Ltd—
Pyle-National Co
70
Feb
2,100
lOVaj
10c
.
Jan
12
2.50
& Lambert Co
Sound
Jan
9
6%
60%
4
—1
A
Mines
Jan
5%
19%
Inc—10c
Prentice-Hall Inc
Dome
14% May
14% May
8 Ve
100
Corp
Soss Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
.
3,400
—
1°
Royalties
7% May
—
70
—
■
17,
*
Corp class A—
Powdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)
Power Corp of Canada
East
Jun
Jan
46 3/a
50
Co
Polymer
Oil
4%
774
~l3/a
—1
class
Jan
800
1,100
Mar
6%
25c
Manufacturing
Smith
Feb
—1
-
Scale
Products
8%
4,400
4%
13%
46 Va
10c
—
Polymers
10%
4%
12%
5
Erie.
&
10%
1,300
lX
13%
4,000
——
1H May
Jan
4%
preferred—-——-—*
*
Ltd
Jan
May
77a
5,000 fr
(when issued)
Sonotone
Jan-.
8,000
9%
1
1 Va
31%
Inc
Venezuelan
Amer
Slick
Jan
2%
20,600
1%
15,000
1,500
10%
1
Shares
convertible
Skiatron
37% Mar
3 %
23 % Mar
11,100
29%:
A
Apr
19 Va Mar
Singer Manufacturing
Apr
1%
20
Jun
1%
31
Corp_
Ltd
Simmons-Boardman
Mar
102
9%
1
Aircraft
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Puget
8%
Jan
12%
200
Precision
Lighting
Singer
22% July
—-——2
Silver-Miller
Jan
3%
pesos
Industries inc
Preston
13%
34%
-2.50
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co
Prairie
22,400
1%
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Pratt
14%
34%
-1
Traffic Co
Poloron
Apr
x9%
Pep Boys (The)
1
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Plastic
6%
1
—
Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
Pieree
Jan
2
Class B
Piasecki
Jun
3%
2
Chemical Company——Parker Pen Co class A.
Phoenix
84 %
3,300
_1
Park
Penn
90 Va Mar
180
6%
6
2
Pantepec Oil
Patino
91 Va Mar
100% 100 %
9%
-
Page-Hersey
124
95% Mar
13%
14
1
pfd
120
24% May
86%
86%
6 %
1
Power & Light 5%
25%
133 Va 134%
•
Airlines
Warrants
Pacific
x25
~6%
.1
Sinclair
Jun
9,600
Co
Simpson's
lVa
If*
If*
11
*
class
Apr
1874
5%
If.
25
B—
Silver Creek
$3
If*
12
l'/a
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Signal Oil
"
14%
common
247a Mar
117a
177a
14'A
Shoe
Apr
-25
5%
Pacific
z
20'A Mar
21
1
Mining-
4% preferred
.
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Silvray
1,000
22%
5
Co
Denn
Common
Clay
21
300
Jan
1674 May
23
Servo
Simca American
Pacific
Jun
Mar
1
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
274
17
20c
•
Jan
2%
6,000
22%
1
4%
2%
20%
--3
Jan
6,600
18*4
l°c
Inc
Sentry Corp —I————
Serrick Corp class B
Sherwin-Williams
Co
Town
40c
Bros
Seeman
1%
%
f* "1
17
—-
—
A May
1% Jan
%
-50c
Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Rights
Shattuck
1
1
1,300
16%
Seton
17,200
15,500
19%
7
Corp
Jan
f*
1%
ii
_
Ohio
(The)
2%
1
1%
High
19%
20
Inc
2 Va May
Apr
1%
114
Low
-
5'/a Mar
o
Ogden
Salem-Brosius
May
~1%
_10o
Jun
Jan
Jan
84
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
San Carlos Milling Co
Corp of AmericaServomechanisms Inc
1
Warrants
Jun
May
1% Mar
274 Mar
14% Feb
34
6% May
1,800
2,000
^374
6%
72
10%
5,300
%
7%
3874
3
3
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
Jun
Jan
Feb
"3%
25
Ltd
If* Feb
17%
37
-1
Mines Ltd
Mines
July
153
22
674
37%
50
Uranium
Jun
650
11%
7
10
Co
Feb
110
Jun
400
10
Penn
3 Va
%
-
11%
1
class
1A Mar
Jan
1%
26; 5 00
10
Jun
2714
25
1%
1
Railway
B
Northern
8,100
24%
27
13
1
American Royalties Inc.
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North
28
1
Cement
Feb
1% Mar
25%
2514
10
Inc
Seeburg
Jan
3,900
153
Shares
19 %
---•
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Feb
Feb
74
26%
•
Ltd
Southern
5% Mar
1
Rosario—3.33'A
Merchandise
Mines
153
Feb
1
St
—-—2.50
Ltd
-16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
4%%
series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred—
20
5.60% - series preferred—
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
50c
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
a
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3.50
Seaboard
Western Airlines
1
Seaporcel Metals Lie
10c
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
July
203
1%
24,000
2 ii
2%
—•
North
North
M
1
:
—
Oils—
Jan
4% May
20
Feb
7,800
19%
%
Jan
160
Low
Par
11,500
29%
18%
Co
American
Class
1
1
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
1
Jan
13%
I,300
14,900
3'/a
1 Va
20c
New York Auction Co
York & Honduras
Rim
18
203
2%
Land
Mining Co
Nipissing
17
134
2 7a
Oils Ltd
Arizona
New
Noma
13
50c
Co__
2%
7,500
197
1
Co
25c
&
Coal
Park
Nickel
3%
3%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
High
Low
100
Watch
Zinc
Mexico
Pacific
New
York
31/2
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
—*
Tel
&
&
New
New
30c
Corp
!
Tel
Clock
Jersey
New
Electric
Mur. Co
New
Shares
Low
Friday
WEEK ENDED JULYSTOCKS
24
FOR
for Week
Last
Exchange
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
674
7%
3,000
6% Jan
97a Mar
17%
I,000
167a
400
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
8,200
R
Ramo
Investment
Rapid-American
Rath
Co
1
Corp
Packing Co
Raymond
$1.25
Reeves
preferred
Remington
Arms
Co
Foil
Republic
Industrial
Resistoflex
Va July
76
July
70%
1,600
54%
12%
1,600
11% July
14% Mar
21%
21%
July
25
Mar
19
Apr
9% July
22
Jan
10
700
21 %
19%
300
12%
145,900
Jan
18
9%
19
2%
2 >/a
2%
900
50c
%
%
%
18,200
3% Mar
% July
lVa Mar
48%
47
49%
1
1374
13
13%
3,400
11 Va
3174
30%
36%
12,000
24 V2
July
—1
Corp
1
Corp
1
Mining Co
8'A
32
50c
1174 July
Jan
%
10
Inc—
Inc
liico Argentine
26
11%
1
;
Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
Jun
69%
—5c
(Robert) & Co—
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
39% Mar
1174
>/a
20
Corp-
Reis
26% July
70
—1
—
Soundcraft
Jun
-Jun
25
1
common
Reda Pump Co
...
10
International Inc—
convertible
23 Va
28
10
—:
Reading Tube Corp
T
1
47
750
July
JanT:
54%
Jan
14% July
8'A
3%
9,000
7%
Jun
3674 July
9% Mar
31%
33 %
6,000
28%
Jun
46
2%
274
Ridgeway Co^p—
Ex-liquidating
distribution—;——1
900
-
2%
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
,
,
Rio
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Robinson
to
Gas
Jan
3
July
12% Mar
1
1965
Technical Products
Inc
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Ex
dep
4%
4%
20c
14%
100
50c
81%
80%
4%
13%
6%
6
Russell
Fifth
6%
1-50
Inc
3U0
—»5Uc
Co
574
1-^
new
1
~5%
14%
.
1,900
374
Jan
5%
Apr
81 Va
140
80 Va May
1574 May
86 Va Jan
674
50,300
4% Jan
7Va May
1,400
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
—
1
6%
3,000
13
July
6 Va
July
7%
1,300
6ya
Jun
574
13,600
5%
Jan
19 %
600
17 Va
Jun
31
613 July
8 Va
Jan
674 Mar
20% Jan
A
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Inc
„5
Television
Texas
Oil
Texas
Power
&
.Thorncliffe
Amer
17a
1%
u
5
233A
231/4
27a
23A
12 7a
12 V2
■
_10
j
Lux
preferred
4
5%
6
%
500
2,300
4
,3%
July
Jan
6%
6%
500
87a
Jan
Feb
True
Two
117
Mar
14
July
13%
1,300
13
1,100
24 Va
July,
July
343A
Feb
Jun
36
Jan
Jan
22% May
30
30%
1,800
21%
30%
28%
21%
1,100
1774
900
29
150
83 Va
July
3,200
23A
Feb
3% July
874
9Va
15%'
3%
Jan
374
Jan
Jun
97a
4
Jun
Va Mar
38'A
Feb
90
Apr
2,100
6%
Jan
10V4 July
16%
8%
15
3,700
13 %
Feb
227a
12,100
1%
Jan
4
13,300
%
Jun
If* Apr
Jan
147a Mar
97*
1
2 Va
2%
78
7a
is
—1
A
12'A
11%
12%
1.400
7
Apr
Mar
32
32
100
29 V«
Jan
31 Va
30%
31 Va
7,600
26%
Jun
39% Feb
31 Va Mar
22 Va
22 Va
227a
.•1,300
19
Jan
24
Jun
13
12 Va
13 Va
5,000
Jan
147,
Apr
Co—,—
warrants-
Temper Corp
from Harrison
Guys
Feb
37a Mar
25%
„50c
Inc
class
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Jun
Feb
31
13
2%
Corp
4
Jan
24%
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—.
Trans Caribbean Airways class A_ _10C
Trans
4'A
178
Jan
lft Mar
97
13 Va
84
Tri-Continental
23
2%
—
24%
33V2
Jun
5%
13%
3V4
5Va
Jun
1,300
II,700
3
33
274
27%
237a
Apr
77a Mar
173/8 Mar
.25C
Inc
Corp
Co
July
Jun
37, Mar
22%
.—1
Ltd—
Industries
1% May
7a Jan
92
83%
8f* Jun
20 % July
9,600
31,500
3%
Oil
5,100
17a
33
Cuba
24%
1,900
83%
Cont
21%
13
474 July
1074 Jun
26.100
7a
com— ,10C
478
15 V4
474
—1
-
4'A%
Trans
6 % Jan
Jan
.100
Edison
Trans
Jan
Jan
9
97a Mar
Jun
2'A
3,300
—20
Shipyards
Toledo
Jan
3% July
6%
6,100
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered- _£1
_5S
deposit rets def registered
Jun
2,300
7,500
274
21 %
7Va
Tobacco Security Trust Co
7%
11,700
7 %
2%
18'A
774
27a
19
.25c
Inc
12%
4%
277a July
1
Mar
4%
54 Va Mar
Jan
1
3.900
374
Feb
16
Tilo
7,100
8f*
41 Va
1,750
Light $4.56 pfd
6
3%
2.400
Thriftmarket Inc
Roofing
Feb
52%
26 Va
474
Co
Park
8%
52
13%
—-—-
Markets
173/a Mar
25'4
__1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Jan
18
Jan
8
.10c
Inc
Co
Jan
14V4 Jan
52 3A
__1
Corporation
Thew Shovel
147a
25 Va
__1
Corp
Calgary
%
—7
20c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam
16
_10
——
—
Industries
167a
—l _10
Inc
Teleprompter
17
_8
common
preferred.
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp
5%
4 %
~4%
22%
com
7
5%
19
8 A
Avenue
Aeronautical
7
--1
(The F C) Company
class
common
cumulative
Todd
rets ord regis
split——
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—.
Russeks
4%
B
Amer
2-for-l
Roosevelt Field
Inc
Class
Thorofare
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Ryan
9
Co—,<
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
Rolls
10O
Talon
-
Inc
9Vi
Volume
Number
190
5867
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
American Stock Exchange
FOR
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Co
Yards
Aircraft
•
of
Omaha
Corp
'
27
20
27
Molasses Co
5A
1%
1%
6,200
A
%
22,100
46%
46%
47
6%
6%
7
United
Pacific
10s
Conditioning Corp
_50c
Aluminum
B
Universal
new
Jan
Jan
49%
Feb
Feb
Jan.
11% Mar
Oontrols
Inc
new
Winding
18,900
41 %
Feb
76% July
10%
1,100
10%
July
11% July
6
9,800
6
7,200
1%
43%
14
Jan
400
July
%
2%
35,100
17%
18%
35 %
19
35%
100
19
20%
24,000
33%
8,100
%
Jan
76%
44
18
14
Apr
7%
13% Mar
5%
4
6
•
27 %
Jan
43%
5%
25c
com
(Fla)
16% Mar
May
Jan
10%
43 %
Jan
190
9%
10 y4
15
Corp
23,946
Jan
4%
72 %
10
180
1,900
76%
50c
5V4
May
11
25c
Universal Insurance
Universal
Jan
A
%
1,200
10%
1
com
Corp
Marion
4%
60
4%
4%
4%
11
1
1
Universal
2
Jun
35
600
21%
19
20%
1
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
%
Apr
7A
Jun
1% July
400
.
184
180
1
Co
Reclaiming Co
Stores
Universal
12,100
__
100
U S Rubber
4%
4%
A
:
class
Mar
A 6s
Jan
15%
Feb
_
1951
7s
series
B
20%
Jun
Jan
Jun
30
Jan
13%
Jan
36
July
22"% May
26% July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
31 Va
5
7%
7%
7%
2,700
1
13 V4
123/8
133/8
12,800
614
6%
3,200
434
Jan
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
1
16%
16 y8
19%
66,500
6%
Feb
1
3%
3%
33/4
2,000
3 Ve
J an
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
7
7
8
24,600
3%
Jan
8%
Port
15
14 y8
15
1,500
Jun
19%
series
5%s
4%s
series
AHanover
7s
1967
A
Jan-July
103/4
11
1,000
Jan
1939
18
93 y8
95
64
65
192
Germany—
redeemed)
(80%
„
Feb-Aug
113
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1120
May-Nov
160
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
160
AHanover
(Prov)
6Vis
194.9
stamped
(Plan A) 2yeS
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
♦No
2008
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
(not
par
included
163
100
193
$58%
48%
102 J/4
100
57
58 ya
48
51 Ye
38%
41
—
48%
49%
27
142
Ex-dividend,
x
'
ABonds
Feb
8
Jan
included in year's range).- d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
(not
in year's range),
r Transaction for
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
IFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
tribution.
13 % Mar
6%
180
163/8
__
188
Jan-July
1967—;
B
180
180
116%
(City of)
Jan
10%
;
,
J171
&
Jun
25c
Utah-Idaho Sugar
com
tl81
Waterways. 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment
debs—
ADanzig
33% July
.
31 %
new
$125
& Prov Banks—
1952
A
9% Mar
53
5
Co
Jan-July
of German State
series
A6s
Maranhao
dep rets ord registered
Foil
27
10%
'
N J RR & Canal
S
Jan
7% July
2,700
5A
1A
.
16% May
Jan
Ltd—
United
U
23 %
100
7%
*
Elastic Corp
Milk Products
United
Tile
Apr
5
United
Air
July
12
1
Oil Inc
Ceramic
20
Feb
27
7%
7%
1
United
S
Feb
10
10c
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
U S
16%
20
—-.
50c
Cuban
U
7%
200
20
—
6,800
15%
4
United
United
—
14%
'
;
United
Amer
15%
5
Products
United Asbestos
(Germany)
Central Bk
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
24
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
u
Union
JULY
ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Abbreviations
tive;
Valspar Corp
Van Norman
Industries warrants
.6%
.
Vita
Food
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
•
,
6
13%'July
7ye July
Jan
14
9%
"w 1,"
used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
19% May
53/4 Mar
Stock and Bond Averages
Below are
listed
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
w
-Stocks-
Waco Aircraft Co
Wagner
7%
Baking
voting
preferred
Waitt & Bond
•
trust
*
ctfs_
Inc common
5
77
10
cumulative
preferred-
Waltham
Webb
Precision
&
Knapp Inc
Weiman
&
1%
(Del)
Manufacturing-
Chemical
West Texas
Product?
111
230
~4
~3%
;
pfd
Development Co
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
trials
0
tries
657.13
17
.
roads
166.95
/
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Coal
Westmoreland
165.75
88.95
218.34
87.21
80.65
81.65
82.91
83.10
89.41
220.30
87.21
80.70
81.45
83.06
83.10
167.89
89.58
221.22
87.16
80.73
81.60
83.23
83.18
July
23
168.09
89.63
221.35
87.22
80.90
81/71
83.28
83 28
Jan
31
Jun
600
Jan
Jan
1%
4% May
4% May
2
Jun
23
91%
Averages are computed by using the following
8.53;
Over-the-Ccunter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
July
3%
%
156
17,200
A
Jan
31%
32%
300
27 »/e
Feb
35
29%
3G%
1,200
29% July
37
Apr
41
41%
100
%
5,500
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Mar
30
••
20
Closing
July 20—
107.51
Apr
Wed.
Apr
Thurs.
107.65
Jan
Fri.
107.84
21%
Jun
Jan
4ye
Apr
14%
Jan
31%
44
22
July 22
July 23—
24
July
5%
preferred
Wood Newspaper Machine
1.
1,100
5%
Jan
8%
13%
Jan
45%
Jun
20
20
100
Feb
21
Jan
91
*
91
30
July
100
Feb
__
15%
15%
16%
6,600
Inc
2
23%
23 %
23%
300
Woodley Petroleum Co
8
49
51%
Woodall Industries
Woolworth
Jewelry Co
22%
48
29% July
Jan
68%
Jan
„
A
1A
2iy2
600
6%
21%
6 %
2,100
6%'
10c
_
3,800
21%
1A
1
_
Corp
i
May
2% July
Apr
2% July
'
•
40c
.
_
Zapata Petroleum
^
—
i
1% May
21% July
A July
171/a
6
Feb
Jan
9%
Jun
Interent
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Steel
A Amer
Bethlehem
&
Edison
Boston
Pump
Elec
Steel
debs
3%s
Aug
2%s
Transit
Chicago
inc
4s
Power
6s
1
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
series
A
Authority
3%s
Lack
&
of
N
J
mortgage
4s
series A
1st
Western
June-Dec
1970
Lackawanna
Delaware
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1978—.
Composite
Manufacturing
debentures
&
AGuantanamo
Western
RR
1970
4s
A Italian
Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Valley
National
Research
convertible
5s
National
New
RR
1963
Corp—
debentures
5y2s debentures
3Vis
Power
1974
1961
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
due
1953
extended to
1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968___
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3yis 1964
3 Vis
1970
Public
Service
American
534s
Safe
Electric
7s
Co
subord
conv
Harbor
Water
Gas
&
deb
Power
California
3s
deb
*62
3%s series A 1973
3s
series
B
3 yes
3
82%
87%
No. of
84%
80
86
Shares
21
92
3s
E
series F
3%s
1978
1979
series
G
15
52
37%
37%
85
25
:
97%
,
Thurs.
July 23
98%
P'ri.
20
80%
10
—
—
123
133
29
88
1981
42
79
94%
98
118%
K 1983_
California Gas
Counties
Gas
&
3'As
(Calif)
Electric
Chemical
6s
3%s
1970-,
1973
Wasatch
96%
—
122%
$25,023,000
$996,500
$26,019,500
5,061,000
July 24
Jan. 1 to
July 24
1958
1959
1958
498,524,114
351,962,710
14,765,280
16,581,325
$2,000
15,000
97,000
$996,500
1,190,000
41,541,300
37,461,520
25,-023,000
23,664,000
850,702,600
691,717,600
$26,019,500
of
$24,856,000
$692,259,900
$729,280,120
Shares-
Bonds—
U.
Bank
—.—
Railroad
95
$4,000
$1,000
Government-.
S.
Foreign
and Industrial.
123
94%
29
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
100
114%
11
Total
118
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
__
__
65
78
90%
96%
80
85%
(No. of
Shares)
'
170
74
90%
91%
185 %
90%
.
63
86 %
179
82
177%
75%
82
75
84
186
88%
85
93
177
79'%
73
86
185%
87
82%
91
192
76%
101%.
100 7/a
1103
4
76%
/■
93%
„
101%
100
99
99
8
105 %
85%
37
92
2
100
87
163
60
68
100
—June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
June-Aug
1100
—Feb-Aug
195
193 %
68
90
95
71
75
„
101
Total
Corporate
Bonds
ras
$12,000
$1,000
$66,000
135,000
July 21_
1,183,215
95,000
11,000
29,000
July 22—
1,570,256
17,000
12,000
9,000
—
1,278,560
41,000
—
1,127,870
51,000
$257,000
Thurs.
July 23
Fri.
July 24
j
6,295,016
Total
38,000
5,000
46,000
~~2~o66
20,000
73,000
$37,000
$64,000
Week Ended July 24
87
85
100
.
Bonds
Tues.
91%
84
1
86%
Jan-July
$53,000
1,135,115
Government
Wed.
105%
—1
86%
70%
-
Bonds
$358,000
107%
1
179
__Feb-Aug
June-Dec
July 20
Domestic
100%
11
103%
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
Mon.
Foreigj
Foreig
Stocks
86 %
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3Vis 1964
5,190,000
89
115%
4
195
115% 117
._Mar-Sepf
._Mar-Sept
1970
_April-Ocf
3s 1971Jan-July
Gas
—.
118
Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
—Jan-Aug
series
4,881,000
208,000
190,000
90%
—Feb-Aug
&
97%
80
86
1982
Dye
92
90%
88i/2
series
United
24
103
186i/2
series J 1982
Southwestern
101%
tioi% 101%
93%
4% 8,
Southern
95,000
4,871,000
Week Ended
International
92%
43/4S
Southern
4,786,000
4,984,000
1959
85
10
191%
1982
I
5,638,000
3,314,200
July 24
222,000
3,313,780
„
—
$283,500
5,416,000
168
96 %
93%
Sales
$4,966,000
2,945,200
88%
83%
92
Bond
Bonds
$5,249,500
85%
96%
92
Government
47
79
86%
5
25%
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
2,489,650
Total
—
Foreign
Bonds
14,785,280
Wed.
397/a
33%
—
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel,
2,722,450
56%
47
1
—
192%
4Vis series H
4%s
Stocks
July 20
July 21—_
July 22—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
series D 1976
3%s series
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
84
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1976
382.7
315.5
83%
.—Feb-Aug
1973
433.0
3&0.4
Low.
45
84%i
81
1981. -May-Noo
3s
—1.3
—1.8
125%
36,yB
96 y2
1998_Jan-July
1965
433.0
321.2
120%
81%
May -Nov
conv
427.3
2
+87%
129
208.6
221.8
—0.9
218.0
216.7
16
80%
25 Vi
Apnl-Oct
Edison
340.7
89
June-Dec
1967
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
6s
Co
371.5
47
April-Oct
1964
debs
—3.0
High
Jan-July
;
Rapid
Jan-July
April-Ocf
371.5
Transactions at the Hew York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6V2s
457.8
510.5
360.5
315.5*
and Service
.
Stocks—No.
1976
527.7
550.2
125
t__
April-Oct
subord
Theatres
England
4s
—
—2.2
—0.9
125
t98%
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1963,—
—
_
527.7
549.0
—. ■
50%
373/4
490.7
516.1
;
Tues.
lifay-Nov
400.1
544.3
—1.5
544.3
Low
436.0
—1.4
543.9
84%
83 y8
-1959-
High
Change
436.0
536.0
88
125
Jan-July
May
—
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mon.
1993
,
Non-Durable
July 10, '59
429.7
Goods
Durable
Range Since
Sold
RR—
.
subord
Bonds
Division—
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders Corp—
6s
High
J40
June-Dec
1994
1970
1998
"the common
ending July
Week's Range
Low
Appalachian
2
Percent
*New
American Stock Exchange
week
for
July 17rf'59
Mining
Friday
103.19 Jan
17, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
stock
19% May
26% Feb
July
618
•
58
dep rets ord regular—.
__£1
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale
91
Ltd—
(F W)
American
6%
500
19%
26% May
12% Jan
1959
109.59 May 18
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of
Feb
4,800
I"l
___
16% Mar
5%
pfd__ _1(J0
-2.
20% May
Jun
11%
39%
5%
25
__
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
"14% July
Range for
High
Low
SEG Index of Stock Prices
kApr
■
4,100
5,800
___
Low
1%
Jan
Jan
36
37
1
...
15
13%
5%
1
_
common
14%
12%
15
•13%
High
107.27
107.25
'
1
—10
1958
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
Range for
Tues. July 21
'
21/4
300
4,600
Won.
,
% July
17% Jun
27%
1,200
21V4
Jan
%
37%
'
—_
-
2%
19-
21
''
divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
stocks, 19.61
65
Jan
Apr
—
-
Jan
16
19% July
%
*
5
& Co
83.19
167.00
Jan
4,700
2%
(R C)
83.18
654.54
4i/e Apr
18%
Brothers
81.68
664,38
664.63
2% July
2%
Williams
80.63
661.48
3% May
19'/a
Wilson
87.28
21—;
400
1
Co
219.21
20
1,100
1
Williams Brothers
Bonds
22
3"%
White
Williams-McWilliams Industries
ities
July
117
1,800
1U
%
.
Rails
July
2%
"n
_
Rails
July
2
3%
10
Mfg. Co
40
trials
2% Mar
3%
1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co__—10c
Stag
Util-
Stocks
4% Mar
32%
*
20
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Grade
52% July
2%
~3%
—Is
Inc
Grade
Jan
85
•
_
Total
.
Indus-
88.95
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
10
65
Jan
3%
20 %
1%
20
20
1
j.
10
Second
-
Feb
July
100
Western
July
108
200
4
3Ve
•1%
-1%
50c
Utilities 4.40%
Feb
Util-
First
-10
-
1%
345,400
110
111
.1.25
Inc_
3%
29%
-Total
15.-
:
1%
10,700
2
—1
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
3
1%
-
5
k
Rail-
Date
Feb
22
•
Company Inc
Wentworth
~2%
~2%
-10c
common
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
Indus¬
May
—
36%
—1
Co_ —1
Instrument
20
5% Mar
80
Jun
2%
—30
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Jan
30
22% July
'
$2
-Bonds10
14% Mar
Jan
Feb
71
600
2"%
2%
1
2%
2,800
77
4%
4%
77
_
2%
300
5%
5%
_
—
68
71%
103
1959
Foreign
1958
6,295,016
4,282,204
246,315,398
104,775,126
$14,765,000
1,050,000
€4,000
$481,000
21,000
20,000
892,000
$10,689,000
1,106,000
1,035,000
$358,000
$522,000
$16,707,000
$12,730,000
Bonds—
75
99%
Shares-
government—
corporate—.—
37,000
101%
97
of
Domestic
Foreign
1959
July 24
$257,000
Stocks—No.
9*7%
99
1958
Jan. 1 to
Total
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
.
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
•'
■
•
,
American
American
American
Anaconda
Edison
Personal
Co.
Gas
Eastern
4%%
St
59
Feb
65% Mar
165
53
Jan
'62
' Mar
100
100
105
42% Jan
100
July
25
25%
52%
54
110
23
23%
179
6 %
5%
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
Electric
Gillette
Creek
30%
210
28%
Jun
78%
Jan
85
15
%
49%
107
39
Jun
81%
73%.
78%
1,302
50%
Feb
81%
1,492
74%
Feb
50%
52%
541
38%
39 'b
141
37%
Jun
340
96%
Jan
1
13%
4
—
Co
Racing
Narragansett
National
RR
Service
5%
pfd.
Companies
32%
44
N
Y, N H & Hartford
Northern
Railroad
RR
K)
(N
37
Folding
Rexall
110
198
Stone
Chemical
Webster
&
Stop &
Shop
S
33%
93%
Sales
of Prices
11
9%
Cincinnati
Milling
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Transit
Ice
Eagle
....
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_
Art
Hobart
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89
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64
52%
32%
Jun
37%
Jan
30
82%
Jun
92% Mar
29% July
42%
42%
201
38%
Jan
92%
228
90%
Jun
59%
71%
46
30%
81%
88%
6%
62
10%
54%
186
5 Vb
Jan
100
57
325
10% Mar
53
Feb
44
Jan
56% July
60
Jan
75
May
44
Jan
47
July
30
—
784
27%
Jun
28 Vb July
16
60%
82%
493
73%
Jan
53%
Jan
91
52 %
J an
52%
Feb
Jan
33 %
50%
63
318
47
151/4
153/a
81
—
993/8
99%
10
62 3/4
62 3/8
110
773/4
793/4
Feb
89 V*
Apr
90
Jun
106
Jan
Acme
60%
Jan
74
Mar
93
65% Mar
__
15%
2
Corp
713/8
54
10
70%
713/a
69 Va
52%
54
49% May
33% July
44%
425
14 s/8
Jan
25
45
51%
Feb
80 Va
July
28 %
July
Co
Chemical
—
7
Co
_
.
31
Admiral
Kodak
Allied
Paper
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
Aluminum
July
%
%
150
14%
1,861
23%
460
"3%
200
52"%
Jun
643/4
60
363/a
Jun
43%
24
20%
Jun
3%
31
443%
46%
Jan
American
Apr
243/4 Mar
American
Can
Co
595/8
Jun
American
Cyanamid
273/e
Feb
39%
Apr
American
Investment
50%
Jun
60%
16
883/4
40
256%
252
256%
210
95%
95
95%
75%
203
Jan
American
2%
Feb
38 %
Jun
11%
11%
661
9%
Jan
16 Va Mar
22%
22%
22%
402
21%
Apr
24%
—
20%
20%
230
17%
Feb
22
100
3%
Jan
1
—
4
,
91% July
American
Motors
261V4 May
American
76
76%
Apr
95% July
493/4
8
36%
Jan
50
American
641%
66%
194
51%
Feb
663/4 July
78%
73%
78%
286
50 %
Jan
801/2 July
51%
155
51
146
472
July
751/8
—
-
American
Jan
Anaconda
84%
Apr
Arkansas
58% July
55V8
145
393/4
Jan
57
38
38%
290
28%
Feb
45% May
45
10
373/a
Jun
47
48
July
July
47
72
411/2
Jun
49%
543/4
43
39
Jan
543/4 July
48S/8
50
40 5/8
Jan
50
62%
135
Distillers
31%
59
61%
5
Central
29
29%
144
Feb
July
613/b
Jun
79%
29
Jun
34 % Mar
263/s Mar
Jan
25
15%
Apr
31% July
20% Jan
$ 3333
31%
31%
43
26%
Jan
3iy4
5
45%
451/2
116
44
Jun
52% Mar
40%
253
40%
RR
—10
Pepsi-Cola
Petroleum
Oil
18%
5
Radio
Corp
Republic Steel
*
673/4
Jun
Apr
-
Armco
—
5%
Jun
15%
Jan
14%
44.
46
45%
100
1,616
3%
Jan
43% July
5
Jun
Jan
Jun
July
45% July
the
Bendix
Benguet
48%
Jun
53 y4
274
44
Jan
56% May
531/4 July
.1.40
373/4
1
48
35 % May
441/4
Jan
49%
Shares
Low
71%
69
6 %
Low
72%
32%
34
23%
_
34
23%
66
Feb
84 V.
26%
Jan
34% July
300
17 Vb
Feb
29% May
90
70
61%
12 %
Jan
72
6%
6%
300
15%
100
12%
58
12%
13%
2,600
31%
33%
5
10%
1,400
58 "4
3,200
8
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323/4
116
High
600
1,400
15%
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
110% 110
Jan
Feb
Apr
July
7% May
17
Apr
Apr
10
Feb
13%
45%
Jan
58 % July
9V3
Jan
26%
Feb
77% May
330
14..
May
33"% July,
116
July;
36 %
37%
3,400
263/4
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39 Vb July
30
29%
30%
900
24%
Jan
33%
28
28
28
100
20%
Feb
29 Va May
12.50
San
423/4
42%
45%
3,000
42
Apr
50%
10
62%
60 %
63 V*
2,300
463%
Feb
63% July
1
19%
19%
19%
400
19
Jun
20%
53 Va
Jan
95 y4
2 5 3A
Feb
49% July
7
5
(Un)—..5
1
33%
25
(Un)
A
Apr
50
5
Corp (Un)
(111)
_
45
39%
Jan
Jun
Booth
593/4
86
57%
Jun
67%
Feb
Borg-Warner
43%
43%
215
42 3/4
July
52%
Jan
Budd Company
Fisheries
Corp
Com
15%
15%
3,200
15 Vb
Jun
18%
Apr
703/8
693/i
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400
63%
Jun
72 Vb
July
79%
80%
9,900
76
Jun
89
98 %
98%
99%
300
91 %
Jun
107
51%
53%
900
37 Vb
Jan
3%
3%
62
64
68%
—
—
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Apr
100
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July
500
60%
Jan
74
Mar
1,200
63
68%
Apr
Jan
53% July
47 Vb
Jan
68 %
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79%
78
79%
650
30 %
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23
May
31% July
20%
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19
Jan
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32 % July
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Co
10
15%
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59
Jan
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20%
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76
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250
30
Jan
39% May
82
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100
68
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88% May
(Un)__.—P 1
8
2,200
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153/8
94
45
Jan
80
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Gas__
Co
Oil
—.
463/4
25
common
471/4 July
July
for Week
37%
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
78
Sales
Range
of Prices
11%
(HI)
Bastian-Blessing Co.
Belden Manufacturing Co
70% May
Feb
transactions only
Week's
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
67% May
Exchange
round-lot
1
(Un)
Co
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
44%
5
13%
10
11
5
Jan
July
4% Mar
830
58'%
Products
4
15
of
1
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Corp
class
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3
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Socony Mobil Oil
July
1,342
5
46
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Co
Company
Common
Athey
5
Paper
Jan
17
13%
58 %
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
39
52%
■_
•
Co
Tel
Louisiana
&
Ashland
761%
5
Co
Steel
Armour
53i/8
'—10
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7%
25% Mar
14%
12%
Foundries
&
Viscose
Oil
66 5/8
♦
5
200
.46% July
13%
.
I
Stand
American Tobacco
Feb
45
47
13
.
12
14%
.1
& Foundry;
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&
Steel
Tel
July
443/4 Mar
2
Register
Rad
American
493/4
5
4
13
1
Machine
Jan
Feb
66%
813/a
Chemical
31 May
Jan
50c
(Un)
52% July
140
244
57
Montgomery Ward
Jan
4
30 %
1,961
.
1
Theatres
52%
81%
Corp
.
Apr
Broadcasting
Paramount
533/4
54%
27%
•
35%
38%
Jun
1
3% Mar
460
100
5
.
(Un).
515/„
•
25
38%
5
...
35
•
15% Mar
Apr
38%
38%
Last
i
52'%
5
Jan
Jun
Apr
compilation
Castings
35
56%
Corp
1%
Jan
18%
2%
1
common
52
5
Harvester
1%
11
365
1
_
_
533/4
—1%
Lorillard P
1
Feb
2%
10
_
America
American Airlines
41%
1
Electric
8% Mar
2%
1
__
Aluminium Ltd
Amurex
Dynamics
July
Feb
1
Manufacturing.
of
Co
72 Vb July
5
General Motors.
7
Apr
B
Aluminum
745/s July
10
.
220
7
Feb
1
Feb
21 s/4
5
34% July
11%
_
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
2.50
.
Stores
Jan
24%
10
.
Corp
Jan
5
Auto-Lite
32
7
36%
10
503/s
40%
883%
950
Jun
.2
Co.
68%
213/a
—
Feb
34 %
5%
100
__
_
Laboratories
Steel
•
—
July
23%
500
687
_
_
_
31
July
July
17
—
_
Jan
Jun
'
31%
1
Distributors
25
9
15%
_
class
32% Mar
31%
:
31%
5
__
18 %
Feb
29
6
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'
„
_
_
Feb
Jan
20
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1
—
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31
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23
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150
100
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Jan
1% July
18%
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10
_
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6
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preferred
100
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Mar
58% July
Jan
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—
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Tube
24
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9
32
1
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Dayton Power & Light
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Sears Roebuck
1%
10
.
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35
1
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Sthenley
3%
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2
—
_
_
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1
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&
47% Mar
Jan
53%
10
111
213,4
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2,973
Apr
18% July
58 3/4 July
10
Colgate-Palmolive
For footnotes
77%
Jun
56%
Advanced
66%
25
Cities Service
Sinclair
62% July
74%
Aid-Investment & Discounts.——
Akron Brass Mfg
25
Regis
Feb
Jan
31% July
34%
St
49%
Jan
793/4 July
56%
Reynolds
15%
257
5%
25% May
173/a May
22%
Pure
8,750
62
18%
Jun
33%
Penn
5,043
24
62
•
529
Jan
24%
Phillips
43%
21
1.397
233/4
34%
York
43%
22%
6%
19%
1
New
41%
43%
27%
25
5
National
13% May
6%
115
Jan
Cash
16% July
60% Mar
Feb
26%
313/8
Jan
National
May
11%
6 3: j
203/4
14
Monsanto
Apr
53
546
26%
20 5/8
10%
Mead
_
_
Metal
Co
Abbott
75
Tel
13
484
Sale Price
18%
80
&
2,172
11%
July
Jun
20
International Tel
.
Jun
18
International
63
15%
153/8
General
15%
56 Va
11%
5
313/8
20%
Mar
56 %
Par
79%
4
15%
1
Friday
75 3/4
173/4
General
72 % May
STOCKS
56
15%
Ford
Jan
_
A
362
55
Dept
51%
15%
Chemical
&
Standard
Jan
41%
173/4
Boeing Airplane
Burlington
Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
1,481
Apr
Apr
44% Mar
70%
1
12% May
25
Jan
Jun
Jan
10%
31% July
2%
34%
Jun
90
Apr
514
3
.1.66%
—
_
Shirt
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
2%
65%
_
Corp
Upjohn
89% Mar
523
79%
5
Steel
Federated
Jun
89%
563/8
Electric
30%
406
Jun
-1
_
Dillon
United
12
1%
722
5
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
52%
1
Eastman
34%
Jan
200
%
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Manufacturing
Udylite
8%
%
29;%
2934
1
Standard
2,486
.1
1
Company
Scotten
11%
1%
36%
3
Sherman
32%
10%
1
Bearings
Manufacturing
Sheller
10% May
50
8
Dow
6% July
Jan
62 %
85
80%
1
.
Products
Rudy
Apr
3%
Chemical
Rockwell
27%
1%
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35%
Refineries
(H
Mar
29%
16
10
Rustproof
Rickel
Jan
3
-
70%
__
Industries
Prophet
Jun
71%
Bethlehem
Corn
47%
Parker
100% Mar
46%
30%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Gas
<•
23%
Jan
11%
•
High
Jun
2%
29%
1
Oil
Clemens
998
1,315
2%
„
,
Low
16%
2%
25
Corp
Murray Corp
Parke Davis &
Feb
753
--
3
Columbia
Mt
July
34%
37
10
Avco
Chrysler
19
-
44%
453/B
50
Steel
Oil—.
Jan
84%
44
25
Anaconda
Armour
Jan
16
1
_
Paige
Michigan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Industries.
Inc
Shares
'
5
...
Telegraph Co—
Tobacco
975/8 July
593/8 July
for Week
Low
__1
Co——
Lakes
Leonard
20% July
39 % July
Feb,
33%
1
63
104% July
Jan
May
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
■
2
common._
Kresge Co (S SB
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
13% Mar
15
293/8
'
Mar
54
Exchange
Week's
.1
Brewing
Great
40% July
Jan
27 Vb
-
29%
5
&
43% Mar
—20
Trailer
Graham
High
14%
134
125
25
$33%
Ashland
.
113/4
10
Radiator
New
Armco
19
11%
12
Telephone
Goebel
97% July
9% July
32%
1
American Can
American
333% Jan
Midwest Stock
Airlines
American
20
7
Corp.
Motors
Ironite
1
American
40%
75
_
Motors
Wood
Houdaille
36
.
39%
52%
—
Jun
68% July
69
_
Stocks
Alleghany
American
Feb
Low
20%
44
Jan
_
Machine
Power
Motor
General
Apr
High
18%
30
82%
*
Printing
Preferred
'
—
'—2.50
Procter & Gamble
U
71%
—
Jun
148%
Feb
59%
*
_
160
54%
5
__
'
_
171/8
Feb
48
94%
Products.
Hastings Manufacturing
Higbie Manufacturing
Ball & Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing
105
10%
10
_
20%
Gar
Range Shice Jan. 1
40%
6%
59%
—
Cream
Picher
Jan
121%
60
102%
_
&
Steel
Fruehauf
Feb
91
&
—12.50
common
38
84%
50
.
Debentures
Dixie
•
•
33%
15%
35
66 %
146
100
Last
Hoover
Shares
20%
10
Telephone
57% July
68 % July
1
40
100
Ford
for Week
Range
40
Detroit
Exchange
Week's
Low
.—10
.
Jan
Jan
70%
.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common.8 50
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Mar
14%
39%
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45
45%
>
—
Jun
31% July
1
—
16 Vb
15
28%
86%
Feb
89%
Detroit Edison..
32% July
Jan
Die
Consumers
Apr
46%
.20
_
...
Jun
Jun
75
53%
Stores
Metal
Continental
32% Mar
July
55%
1
American Laundry
9%
253/s
71
93%
Consolidated Paper
Apr
July
28%
Last
Aeronca
preferred
1%
50 %
64%
Sale Price
4%
Feb
Jan
42 % May
*
Wrigley
Euell
31% May
Jan
Friday
Carey
Jan
Jan
Par
89
125
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
Burroughs Corporation.
Chrysler Corp
Jan
33%
Cincinnati Stock
Balcrank
19%
56%
STOCKS
13
12.50
._
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Company
56% July
1%
-12.50
Jan
161/e
W >_
Budd
Feb
90
Feb
27
50
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Jan
64%
102%
Allen Electric
Jan
32%
5
System Inc
ACF
July
10%
Feb
34%
Smelting Ref & Min Co
Waldorf
203
Jan
Jun
23%
United Shoe Machine Corp common—25
Apr
59%
146
Sale Price
American
80% July
Co———___—
52
Jun
56% July
59%
Electric
(F
are
Jan
*
U S Rubber Co.._
U
21%
42%
32%
Fruit
Jan
.1
Inc—
Jun
49%
13
66
£
Friday
Feb
*
Inc—.
45
529
25%'
STOCKS
Jan
19c
13%
18
Torrington Co
United
14%
Jan
7%
Co.—2.50
;—i
Jan
169
;—100
Association
200
51%
56%
Detroit Stock
July
Jan
19 %
20
Machine Co———2
Drug &
Shawmut
Jan
'45%
81%
Jan
6c
Clin
Reece
69% Mar
81%
1
Jun
12%
Mathieson Chemical Corp
5
Pennsylvania RR Co
________——50
Quincy Mining Co———_—
25
28% May
Jan
25 %
Feb
31% July
162
*
—
Feb
631/s
12%
__
5
Jan
117%
15
98%
1
20
100
21%
55
Jan
Mar
10
Ass'n—■—1
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
95
67%
81%
...
53% May
44% Mar
28
13%.
31%
__
—
100
New
26
46%
Par
Central
Maine
58%
25%
—
84% July
103% 10-i%
Feb
79% July
80%
54%
.16.66%
July
Jan
60%
39% July
25
1
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We
Feb
55%
25
Steel
Jan
11
6 Vb
150
81 %
*
—25
Cement Corp
42
450
50
com
May
10%
66
5
_
Company
56
34
35
Mar
10
5
Copper Corp
Loew's Boston Theatres—u.
39
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45
64%
*
Inc
Kennecott
Lone Star
49
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Woolworth
Jun
1
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45
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Jan
1%
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U
U
Feb
33%
63
1%
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Carbide
U
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6
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50%
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25
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39%
50c
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55%
•
(N
Toledo
Feb
80%
Oil
Texas
Jan
33 Vb
22% July
Oil
Low
,
(Indj
Sunray Mid-Continent
25% May
64%
52% July
1%
Co
Coal
Jan
18
30%
100
100
100
Company
Island
72
Jan
79%
Company——
General
60%
—100
—100
com
Standard
Shares
*
Studebaker-Packard
74% Mar
300'
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■
•
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5
_
.
Brands
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Apr
446
...
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Standard
July
63%
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preferred "B"
preferred adj
—
First
89 Vt
49 %
com.10
Associates
Sperry
43% Mar
Jun
Feb
26
63%
5
Co
Jun
75%
62
62%
—10
preferred
Ry
29%
6,100
2,293
56
—
Fuel
&
Mass
155
81%
56
.
cumulative
Eastern
6%
Co
31%
100
Co—
Range
Copper
49
79%
Railway
Standard
38% May
Jun
—.—5
Heel a Inc——
&
Service
Cities
32%
61%
Boston & Providence RR__
Calumet
High
Low
60
33%
*
-25
—
Trust
PrOp
High
31%
—
Boston
Boston
Par
Co
Southern.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Southern
Range Since Jan. 1
44%,
79%
Week's
Last
'i
Shares
33%
46%
24
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Co..♦
Motors Corp———
—5
Sugar Refining common.—25
Tel & Tel—————33 Vh
Company
—50
JULY
Sales
Range
of Prices
Chemical
Agricultural
American
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Friday
Boston Stock
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1%
1%
500
1,800
55%
54%
56 Va
37
37
37
1%
Feb
49% May
2
May
Mar
58% July
37
5
34%
34
Jun
July
46% Jan
5
25%
253/i
26%
650
20%
Jan
27
5
43 VB
43 Vb
443/8
1,300
38 V.
Feb
45 % July
29%
29 V*
29%
300
1914
Jan
31% July
5
-
34%
200
700
27
34
Jan
Jun
Volume
Number
190
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and Financial Chronicle
(389)
Markets
out-of-town
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
stocks
Sale, Price
Par
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un.i__
Butler
CorD-
Low
__1
_.
_
Burton-Dixie
r
Low
25%
1.900
14%
Jan
1,600
34%
Jun
45% Mar
350
20%
Jan
24%
100
36 Ve
Jun
40
40
40
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri Portland Cement
Jan
Mar
Modine
Calumet
Hecla
&
Canadian
Carrier Corn
Celanese
30c
2%
-
431/2
1—:—*
31Va
4%
preferred—___•
Cleveland
4%%
Co
Cliff's
Iron
preferred
Coleman
Co
Inc
Gas
Consol Natural
Consumers
Feb
50
39 %• Jan
45% May
21%
Jun
25%
57
14
29%
Jun
200
28
JUn
400
66%
Jan
30%
1,200
25%
25%,
>100
25
100
30%
Jan
15 %
6,000
8 Va
Jan
177
175
5
66
70
2,000
50%
33%
200
32%
Jun
85
147%
54 %
900
53
Jun
63%
49%
Jun
54%
Feb
83%
85
300
h
14 %
350
83% July
13% July
90
13%
28 %
f
31 J/4
7,500
23% Mar
31% July
24% Mar
2iy4
21%
2,300
58%
58
58%
3,800
96%
96 %
96%
20
25:
26%
3,300
49%
49%
500
49%
-Co—
56%
Jun
55%
Jun
Jun
99%
Apr
23%
Jan
28
Mar
48
Jun
56% Mar
%
52% May
60% Mar
26%
27%
1,400
25 %
Jun
29%
48
1,100
26
Jan
50 %
11%
300
10%
Feb
13%
50%
700
44%
Jun
57%
47%
53
700
35%
Jan
53
52%
—25
Cudahy Packing Co_—_____—
30%
1
14%
35
35
31%
13%
30%
5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
35%
500
Jan
25% May
10% Jun
900
27%
Jan
39 %
150
30
Jan
34
400
47%
Jan
Parker
32%
Feb
17 Va Mar
Apr
M
Deere
Corp.:
Detroit
Edison
Co
34
2
________10
& Company——
,
Du
Mont
Inc__.—
Pont
_;
Nemours
de
42
Jun
Jan
35%
Jun
670
74%
Jan
92 %
July
26%
200
23
Jan
28 %"
(Un)_
Apr
Eastern Air Lines Inc—
1
7%
400
6%
Feb
420
203%
Feb
40%
40%
200
34%
Jan
45%
.—10
96%
93 Va
96%
1,000
75%
Apr
32%
32%
1,000
30%
Jun
39
Elder
Kodak
(Un)_
Manufacturing
Emerson
Erie
Co
12%
12%
315
11%
Jun
12'A
18%
18%
300
13%
Jan
-*
13%
15
1,700
11%
Jun
Corp—___——1
9%
9%
10
$1.60
5,500
40
1
25 V.
preferred
Brewing
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
Corp
America
Foremost
Trailer
Bancshares
800
20
20 Va
500
19%
27%
1,300
18Va
Jan
11
11 Va
353
Dynamics
9%
9%
400
3
3Va
2,200
8%
.1
8
8 %
800
1
Genl
51%
Portland
Cement
new
Glen
(The)
Alden
Co
57
40'
41%
24%
25 Va
72%
78%
73%
74%
700
78
Goldblatt
Brothers
Goodyear
Tire
Gossard
(W
Rubber
&
H)
Greif
Bros
Oil
class
Cooperage
Greyhound
Heileman
64%
Jun
29
49%
19
250
24%
65
52
46 %
66%
52
_„__1
14%
5 2'A
22
22
108%
Jan
100
119%
Jan
22
Jan
25
May
77
Feb
47%
46%
Jan
73
52%
50
Apr
17%
Jan
740
107%
Jun
126%
1,200
12 %
Jan
15%
Hem
Werner
21%
300
18%
Jan
Inc
4%
5,200
3%
Jan
1
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
:—
7%
7 Va
8%
12,200
5'/a
Jan
29%
30 Va
600
24%
Jan
Central
RR—
26 Va
*
26%
400
23%
Jan
46
Apr
55
47
47 Va
200
Steel Products Co_—
1
75
72%
75%
3,700
Inland
Steel
*
52'A
49%
52%
1,200
42
42
42
150
4,400
100
Interlake
Co____—
Steamship Co.
Harvester
International
Mineral
.—_i——*
—*
54%
53%
55
Chemical——5
32%
32%
32%
—
&
International Nickel Co
(Un)
International
Shoe
*
Paper (Un)_
International
International
Interstate
Tel
—7.50
Co
(Un)
•
Power Co—
3.50
Jones
&
Laughlin
Aluminum
Kansas
&
Power
Steel
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
103%
103% 103 Va
126%
126% 126%
31%
Jan
43% May
Salle
Extension
Lac.eae
Gas
Co
D
Printing
Marquette
Marshall
Martin
Cement
Field
(The)
Co
Oil
of
Oil
N
Oil
100
700
39%
Jan
57
28'A
Jan
Merritt
&
Co
87%
113
Jan
May
Mickelberry's
Middle
South
Food
For
footnotes
see
44
13
18%
400
15%
Apr
207/8
60
60
60
2(50
50
Jan
31
31
31
1,100
26%
Jan
62% July
31% July
40
3,200
39%
38%
Feb
Jun
16 Va July
Jan
59%
300
36% May
59% July
43% May
59'A
28%
28%
100
22%
Jan
45%
44%
45%
2.700
44%
Jun
19%
16
19%
47,000
36% May
52% Mar
19% July
44
44
59%
__
70% Mar
8%
Jan
44%
2,100
42%
Jun
48%
66Va
66%
500
58%
Jan
40%
40%.
40%
1,000
40
Jun
67% May
48 % Apr
__
Feb
43
47%
48%
900
46%
Jun
54 Va
67%
67'A
68%
700
43%
Feb
53
53
55%
900
52%
Jun
70% July
73% Apr
73%
77%
2,400
66%
Apr
80
July
58 %
58%
250
47
Feb
62
Apr
48%
49%
1,900
31
Jan
118 % 118%
100
66
Feb
10
__
__
'
2.50
1
;
48%
__
Jan
50% July
118 »A July
;
52%
53%
48
Jun
•
55 y4 May
31
31
31%
1,850
24%
Jan
34% May
17%
16
17%
3,100
13%
Apr
5
Co__
38%
37
38%
1,000
29'A
41
41
42
1,250
38
__
20 g
class
•
A_
50%
13
51
'1,600
500
43
300
35%
37%
__
39
74%
733/4
75
47%
47%
48%
1
10%
Jun
55
9% Mar
Jan
Mar
11% May
54'A July
Jan
Jun
44%
800
53%
Jan
75
3,300
10%
Feb
38% July
50 Va
39%
Jan
49 %
Jan
July
Jun
8%
Feb
11% May
11
11
100
8%
Feb
12
58%
59 %
2,000
58%
Jun
67%
Apr
43%
42%
43%
5,100
42% July
52 Va
Jan
_
39%
39%
200
34
Feb
39%
Apr
70%
70%
200
64
Jan
74%
Jun
100
40%
Feb
46% May
8,400
21 %
Feb
__
•
Service
10%
18
Jan
July
59
15
(Un)
48%
H3/8
54 %
1
class A
107
11%
54
1.40
50%
53 Va
__
5
400
70%
1
800
May
41%
41%
26
25
26
49%
49%
50%
700
23
Jan
28% May
50% July
__
34%
36Va
Jun
36'/a July
67%
67%
1,800
200
27%
__
62%
Jan
6.25
51 Va
51 Va
51 Va
700
49%
Jun
6IV4
Jan
25
44%
44%
45%
2,500
44% July
52 %
Apr
7
(Un)__
50%
50
51
9,400
49%
Jun
59%
Jan
Jan
__
50c
2
5
Inc(Un)
California
Indiana
(Un)
(Ohio|
69
Mar
5
55
55
100
43%
Jan
17% July
57% July
Line
Corp
Furniture
__
10
14 %
14 %
50
13%
Jan
16 Va
Feb
10
12%
12
13 Va
13,500
9%
Jun
15%
Jan
1
60%
60'A
60 %
600
52%
Apr
66%
Jan
__
Corp
5
34Va
33 Va
34Va
500
26%
Jan
38'A May
1
25%
25'A
25%
1,400
25%
Jun
29
25
45%
45 Va
46'A
6.500
35
Jan
46 V*
&
Company
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texas
Gulf
Textron
15Vt
600
33%
33
33%
1,400
30V2
Jun
38%
81%
80%
82
1,800
74%
Jun
86 Va
3.33%
35'A
35'A
36%
300
50c
Co
Producing
Ramo-Wooldridge
29Va
27%
29V»
__
Edison
Feb
45 Va
18%
19
200
17%
Jun
15'A July
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
39
11,200
19%
Jan
29% July
56%
Feb
July
64 Va
64 Va
200
70
May
•
28%
28%
29
800
23%
Jan
29
July
5
16Va
16%
16%
300
15%
Jan
66'A
66'A
67
200
62
Apr
17 Va May
70
Feb
30
31 Va
700
23'A
Jun
100
17
5
Co
Co
Company
Corp
(Un)—
Ex-distribution
World
14'A July
Jan
July
1
Tool
Power
14%
5
__1
Transmission
Inc
Thompson
Thor
Corp
25
Gas
Inc
2
31%
Jan
23
23
Feb
24 Va
Jun
1
11%
10 Va
12 Va
38,300
4%
Jan
12% July
1
42%
42%
42%
400
39%
Feb
42%
•
Airlines
146%
145% 146%
600
120%
Feb
5
„
—
19% Mar
__
.
May
Trav-ler
Tri
Radio
Carbide
Union
Electric
Feb
81% July
63% July
Union
Oil
32% Mar
Union
103% 104%
5,800
97 %
Jan
1,000
59'/a
500
3%
2%
60%
Jan
Corp
_
--
69%
4%
2%
70
Co
4%
2%
300
(Un)
10
1,200
30%
Jun
35% Mar
25
52%
52 Va
52 V.
500
44%
10
34 Va
34
34Va
1,900
33%
Apr
Jun
38'A
53%
54
43%
43%
1,000
8%
8%
100
RR
Feb
United
Aircraft
70
July
United
Air
Jan
4% Mar
United
Corporation
Jun
3l/a May
United
Fruit
States
11
20%
11
100
10%
Jun
12%
Apr
U
20 %
20 %
700
20
Apr
23%
Jan
U S
S
Steel
11%
11%
12 Va
700
11%
Jun
13%
90
91
500
Apr
Webcor
19 %
150
80Va Jan
16% July
98
19%
24%
Jan
(Un)
;
Inc
10
(Del)
(Un)
Co
1
__
43%
__
•
(Un)
Corp
34 '/a
4
Gypsum
Go
5
33%
__
105%
5
16%
L
Western
66
'
101%
34 Va
34%
35
53% July
Feb
51% July
30% Jan
500
8%
2,700
65% Mar
44% July
9V« Mar
Jan
34
Jun
Jan
Jan
118%
105 % July
66'A
110
S7
46%
99% 102V.
2,400
88%
5,200
11
45
Feb
Jan
105
66
106
,
250
68
Mar
Apr
July
Jan
90
Corp
Lines
Rubber
Feb
149% May
California
of
117
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Pacific
300
Corp
Continental
52%
52%
52%
100
45%
46%
700
46% May
42 % Jun
1
49%
46%
49 %
300
32 Va
28%
28
29%
3,650
38
88 Va
400
19%
20%
1,100
14%
14%
20%
28
Jan
July
Jan
Inc
59
46% July
White
62% May
Wieboldt.
36%
1
Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
Corp
Motor
70%
Feb
89% May
Wisconsin
18
Jan
22 %
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
100
13%
Jan
17
Feb
Woolworth
Corp
Power
(Un)
Electric
W)
Co
(Wm)
Jr
20 Va
Jan
23
Mar
Wrigley
300
15%
Jan
20
Mar
Yates-Amer
200
44%
Jun
50 Va May
8%
800
7ya
Jan
Mar
Machine
(Un)
43%
300
89%
94%
1,000
36%
36%
100
5
_•
_*
10
Radio
Corp
__
__
10
•
5
—
•
1
58
58%
400
..
19%
19 Va
50
32
700
28
37%
37
32
37%
500
25%
26 Va
200
36
23%
59Va
59%
300
89%
89 V.
18Va
19Va
100
700
53%
84%
12 .a
137% 140%
120% 121%
200
330
117
95%
__
—
18%
—
120%
19 V. May
43% July
30% Jan
71
Feb
30
Jan
41% Mar
15 A Jan
32
—
10
Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith
14%
42%
C01-
50
19
9
Service
(F
48
8%
common
Bankshares
18
22
13%
43
94%
1
Inc
Wisconsin
47%
22
18%
13%
2V2
12.50
Co
Stores
Jan
1
page
14% May
12 % Feb
22
1,400
64
10
Minneapolis Brewing Co
100
16 Va
Va
Jan
Jan
1
14%
18%
15%
18
Jun
Trans
28%
—*
Products
Utilities-
100
is 1/2
15
12%
126% July
36% Jan
1,200
4
,
Apr
Apr
47% July
16% May
38% Mar
56%
Transamerica
39%
16%c
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co__
16 Va
1 000
900
37%
12.50
473/a
200
Trane
36 Va
—*
Chapman & Scott (Un)
45
July
17%
Apr
103% July
33%
—*
(Un)_
35 Va
57%
28%
.
Jan
16%
July
35%
Jan
1
__;
23%
56%
Toledo
34%
__5
Cement—
350
17%
1,300
common
657/a
28
56%
2,800
4
57
Jun
1
30%
Mfg
Feb
59
10
63%
1
42
100
16 Va
__
5
J
1,000
63%
27Ve
46%
57
63%
__
5
Co
80%
-25
53%
28
5
(Un)
of
Feb
•
(Un)
Co
Co
Oil
30%
common
Co—,
Medusa Portland
Merck
Co
56%
__
3
Public
76%
Libby McNeil & Libby___
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln
46% May
30% May
___5
Corp
Corp
61%
4
300
•
common
30%
1
28%
25
(Un)
Brands
Apr
300
33 V3
common
28:/4
39% May
27% Jan
33%c
(Un)
63%
University
300
5
United
La
403/8
"
54%
35%
_______.—__1
...
65
401/4
'
—
—.
»
Co
Pen
Pacific
Rand
Texaco
75% July
54% July
Jan
39
35%
10
(Un)_____—:—*
;
__5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co.
Kropp Forge Co—
58% Jun
1
8.75
(Un)
500
5
Stockyards—
Oil
33V3C
Chemical:
&
Light
60%
50
Corp
Union
Kaiser
591/2
—
5
B
Inc
Swift
Jan
35%
Tel
&
;
A)
Oil
Temco
28% May
Indiana
International
16%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
30% July
10
(W
Sundstrand
8% July
30%
Illinois Brick Co
29
2,500
6% Mar
—10
Hupp
Illinois
4%
1
2,200
20%
_25
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)__
Sunbeam
Corp
26% Mar
4%
3
Corp
Industries
33
18%
(Un)—1
Roebuck & Co
Stork
Apr
14%
31
20%
Stewart-Warner
Jan
14%
33
Standard Railway Equipment
.
24 Va May
21%
■
40VsJuly
—2
Service
Standard
Jan
250
Public
Standard
Mar
500
108% 110%
National
Standard
Apr
3/64 juiy
125
5
Louis
Square
'
Howard
Corp
Paper
Standard
July
40%
22%
2-100
40l/4
*
—
Standard
Jan
56 Va
1,600
3/64
40Va
_1
Standard
Spiegel
153% July
20%
23%
3/64
♦
Louis
Sperry
Jun
350
1,700
21% May
23
40V4
7.50
B
Brothers
Southwestern
Jan
900
.
Apr
Jan
3/64
1
Southern Co
Va July
21%
July
25% Apr
3/64 July
40 % July
33% Apr
common
Southern
53% May
1,300
77
Va
11%
Jan
500
__
12
Chemical
&
Raisin
Sinclair
81% May
Jun
56% May
Co of Indiana
Socony Mobil
78% July
44% Mar
Jan
44
65 Va
3
(G) Brewing Co„
1,500
16%
Feb
Inc
Class
Apr
2,600
44%
47%
»
Sheaffer
43% May
25% July
44% Mar
52%
5
Sears
Jan
38% May
24% Jun
150
35%
52V8
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
May
200
75
25
—
45
66%
600
24
--
*
A—
97
Feb
49
77
.___.1
(Un)
Corn
Corp
84 Va
74%
52y8
St
Jan
50% July
74% Feb
48
28% Jun
5
class
St
Jun
9%
32 Va May
54 % Mar
l',700
'
4 100
lo
St
58% July
725
143 % 143%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——__—2-*
Gulf
3%
Jun
8
17
Jan
Mar
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
10% Mar
s
26 %
18%
--
;—12.50
...
Feb
52
24%
Stores
Drug
Gray
Jan
7%
51%
Co
Granite City Steel Co
Feb
2
49
—
_—:_5
Co
7%
Jan
(Un)
Rockwell
Apr
28'A Juiy
14% Feb
10% May
42% May
18% Mar
25%
>
50
__
(Un)
New
80% July
21% Jan
25 Va
--
—
———8
______
8
Feb
52
ADr
Co
River
Jun
Mar
'
10
(Un)_
8,900
Jan
Jan
32V«
Co
Oil
Rlchman
'
1
1
-—T
ex-distribution
—1__—
Corp
Co
300
40
_1
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
Tire & Rubber
+
83Vic
Glidden
3,900
94 »/a
53%
General
Gillette
1,700
81%
56%
i—2.50
w
com
52%
81
92:
—1.66%
Corp
Public Utils
General
81V4
Corp.-,———;__—'_____*
Motors
—General
_5
i—
51%'
5
50%
39%
700
2-20°
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco—
May
26 Va
Jun
26%
3
General
Foods
Jan
4,800
Contract Finance.——_____2
General
20Va
6%
9%
Box
General
1,200
11
General
General Electric Co—
25 Va
26%
General
(Un)
26
600
39
30
Co
Rexall Drug
24% July
Jan
78%
distribution—2
ex
Feb
18%
20
——-1
—__—10
Corp
22%
100
6%
.__————2
Co___—
100
47%
35%
Co
(The)
Revlon
10V8 July
24%
74
78
W D Corporation--..
General
5
.
Jan
Jan
25'A
45%,
39
July
50%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
July
25%
24%
—5
Inc
Dairies
Freuhauf
F
Inc
:—
Co
7
15
24%
____——2
Corp
of
—
45%
31% July
Radio
26 Va May
14%
Fairbanks Whitney
Falstaff
7.50
Phonograph (Un)—5
Feb
5
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
&
26%
Pure
Apr
Co
Radio
Railroad
Firstamerica
—
13
800
Pullman
96% July
31%
Eastman
.
Potter
260% May
El Paso Natural Gas—________—__—3
130
Feb
—
9% May
257 %
252
Feb
10
Co—
Chemical
Public Service
7%
255%
5
106
400
29%
(Charles) & Co (Un)_—__33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
PhhCO Corp
(Un)_
3
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
•
47% Mar
24%
88%
68% May
100
10%
28%
__
293/8
Gas Light & Goke
Co
s
130
10
29%
__
Pfizer
—
—_—1
.___—
(E I)
100
750
%
26 %
1
.
Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
Common
Du
USA
43%
34%
86
86%
JuJ
V"*
29%
Ry
Electric (Un)
World Airways
Co
12% May
75% Feb
34% Mar
iniv
28%
10
Pepsi-Cola
May
43%
Dow Chemical Co——____———5
Ltd
64%
33%
5
—
34
63%
(Un )____________20
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Drewry
.34
fn v
400
3OV4
n),
&
Pen
People
T
D
200
31%
Jan
11% May
49%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
66% July
,
Gas
'
Tor*
fi1
13Q
,
Mar
27%
29%
Natural Gas—
American
Jan
62%
1
Parke-Davis &
July
800
,
Pan
5%
11
kr3a
3.33
Pacific
ino
4
Tan
29%
«aS C°
Power
Olin-Mathieson
.
24V
900
12
Jan
50%
(Un)
^ i
i0%
12
%
3% May
§55?
2
30%
Bancorporation
v,
10S
3%
25
93/8
50% July
65
123% May
6IM2
Manufacturing Co—
Oklahoma
"iZ
56 Va July
£eh
31%
*
otin oi!S°n C.°t7"7—
Apr
49%
States
Oak
Jun
11%
_
3%
39% jln
Co__»
Service
Jan
46%
\
Pacific
Northwest
tl'-A
Zt
5
Public
Northwest Airlines
63% Mar
96
47%
,
25
America
500
20%
d
Corp
wrSibmirrrr.
15% July
27%
—10
Continental Motors Corp
1
Controls Co of America————5
of
56%
,
Indiana
(Minnesota)
40"'o
'500
Feb
Apr
Jun
1
(Un)
Illinois Gas Co
Northern
Jan
Illinois
Nor then.
Jan
500
2 650
6IV2
*
Corp
Northern
Jan
49%
Is*
Apr
96%
22
5
Aviation
Car
2 300
q1
1
;
Northern
Mar
72% May
'37
Amer
11 %
25
5
RR
Northern
Apr
185
50%
21%
Container Corp of America__—__—___5
Crucible Steel Co
185
53
25
_,—
Jan
49%
85
1.33 Vh
Crane Co ___1______—
~ Jan
147
50 Va
14
Continental Can Co„
Feb
Mar
600
5
Mfg
American
7HV
22
"I^12^
9%
5
(Un)
Co(Un)
&
Central
North
Apr
20 Va
54
10
Tile
North
•37%
?
Feb
33%
33%
Lead
National
York
600
89
i
Prod
Co
New
"
44
58%
•
Gypsum
Jan
Tnlv
48%
12S
Corp.
National
July
175
31
Gas
33 Va
32 %
"
151
3«UA
55
«
Register-.-
Jan
700
86%
__
50c
—
National Distillers
Apr
Jan
;
National
Jan
Mar
A
National Cash
'July
74%
14
%
60
36•
33%
class
High
113%
49%'
.....5
Low
1.00Q
56%
•
•
<un>.
Company
Nachman
Apr
'
175
68
Conv
Muter
Apr
100
71%
175
*
—
July
41%
100
Power
—2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
Mot0nt0verncoh7fsrcVToWo-s::::3i
6% Mar
66
21%
10
preferred
Consolidated Foods
87
*
Co
Sharea
35%-36%
,
33 Va
Jan
55%
34*
:T5%
—__5
—
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
$4.64
Jan
33%
175
Corp__—
System
Jun
3%
200
33%
common,.—.—I
.
30%
1,400
25%
_—100
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
1,400
5
62
29%
——10
:
32%
"70%
71%:
*
Electric
&
Gas
Jan
46
Jun
4%
33%
25
8.50
Chrysler Corp
Service
41 %
Montgomery Ward &
Morris .Philip, & co
Jan
32% Mar
43%
57
1
_:
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Cities
12
3%
Jun
July
41%
1—25
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
Cincinnati
'
39 Va
Apr
29
100
Manufacturing Co—
for Week
147% 149
__
12:50
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
July
21%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
convertible
2 Va
100
27
Jan
61%
&
Champlin Oil & Refining common-i
1
$3 ^convertible preferred
:
—25
$7
4,600
-
I
41
43%:
18%
147%
10
Sales
Range
Low
♦
(Un)
America
Corn
2^2
29%
50
i
common
hemetron
2%.
4,800
41
Brewing Corp— .___v——50c
South West C6rp
5
Central Illinois Public Service—:—_10
«
27
29%
Centlivre
Central
23
10
—
Corp of
27
_25
common
preferred
New
—___5
Export Gas Ltd.
Pacific (Un)__
Canadian
4j/2%
Inc
Week's
of Prices
Par
25 % July
36 %
22
F5ida/
Last
Sale Price
22%
15
24
sTnrKS
& 1 0 L K S
High
35%
21%
JULY
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
'
12.50
Brothers
ended
Sales
24 7a
—5
___
—______
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
37
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
97% July
39 Va July
59% July
20 V4 Mar
34
-
40%
27%
60
90%
20
Mar
Jan
Jan
July
Feb
July
140% July
132% Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
(390)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
24
JULY
ENDED
week
for
Friday
Pacific Goast Slock Exchange
•L1
Last
STOCKS
Laboratories
Admiral
Aeco
Corp
Corp
Alaska
.
—
Corp
Allegheny
1,000
Inc
General
15,300
2,600
3%
Feb
6 %
Mar
500
10%
Jan
13 %
Aor
327*
31%
33
1,900
26%
37? 4
37
37%
2,300
115
115
100
81
84%
84%
200
84 % July
29%
30%
3.900
•
115
30'Jl
34
Feb
July
,
39 Va Juiy
27 % May
104 Va Mar
24 Vb
Jan
600
3,600
17
July
8474 July
45 Va Mar
57
5,300
45
Mar
58% July
21 %
21'%
900
16
Jan
22
Jun
25
25
24%
Jun
26
July
71%
25'%
73 lb
1,500
78 Va
3,800
60 Va
Feb
733/4 July
75
75
100
44%
Jan
81% May
—1
^4
51%
497a
51'%
700
42
Jun
22
22
200
20%
Jun
28
Jun
5
47
47
47
100
37V2
Jan
47
July
1
5
1
—10c
1
*
12.50
1
—*
2.30
2.20
2.30
400
23'%
500
30%
28%
500
20%
Feb
Feb
29% May
Glen
Alden
12.50
42'/«
45
2,300
42
Jun
50 Va
Jan
Good
Humor
62 '%
61%
62%
900
46%
Feb
62 Va
July
Grace
16%
17
400
12
Jan
19% May
Electronics
American
1
Inc
American 8c Foreign Power (Un)
American Smelting
American
Tel
American
American
Tel
8c
Viscpse
Oil
Anderson-Prichard
Louisiana
Steel
Armco
Warrants
Atchison
Atlas
Barker
Jun
91
Jun
300
37 Va
Feb
53
July
35
2,800
Jun
85
July
May
Jan
84
Feb
37%
Jan
800
62
32 %
400
30%
46
300
46%
10
78%
79%
400
5
29%
31%
5,200
18%
18%
100
11%
29%
30%
1,600
27%
6'%
6%
900
6%
July
8%
3
July
3%
2,300
'
3
3 %
3
15'/a
14%
15%
(Un)—13
17%
17%
18
3%
3%
3%
8%
90c
1.10
67%
67%
100
8%
34%
6%
Oil
Corn—
32 % July
67 %
Feb
600
100
1,800
2,900
9
34%
6%
6%
2,700
44 %
400
1,600
2%
76'%
Jan
285/8 July
Feb
97c
Jan
43
Mar
54
July
Jan
4
Feb
76 >/4 July
76'%
100
58 V2
Apr
1%
17b
l'/a
1,200
1%
Jun
543%
543%
100
50%
Jan
59%
Apr
45%
41%
217b
477b
1,300
39% Mar
56vb
Apr
22%
1,400
17%
Jan
24 Va May
200
107%
4,000
17 Va
126%
Jun
217b
Jan
1083% no'/e
Feb
2vb
21 lb
Jan
267b Mar
71 % July
71%
71'%
100
53 Va
39'%
39'%
100
31%
Jan
40 Va July
31%
313%
33
500
29 V2
Jun
363/4
95c
93c
98c
2,200
56 3/4
57'%
200
39%
Apr
57 Va July
24 3%
247,
100
14
Jan
26 Va
7'%
3'%
24%
3,000
,
—5
Tel
10
75c
357b
200
92c
14.000
85c
50'%
12,100
100
50'%
*
*
*
103%
*
(Un)
Tel
&
85c
71c
35'%
72c
(Un)__50c
Mines Corf)
Power
Interstate
38%
37
2.85
55
53'/a
80c
Feb
5 Va
Jun
1.50
July
Jan
July
8'% July
Jan
1,3 >')
Feb
92c
31V4
Feb
3874
34c
Jan
30c
47
Apr
Jun
51
May
57 Va July
Feb
39%
Jun
1.35 Mar
200
86%
Jan
104% July
39
1,200
29 Va
Feb
45 % May
19
Jun
Mar
3%
Co..—_—
Oil
Jade
50c
-
Johns-Manville
19
.100
18
Jun
19 3/b
Feb
2.50
2.85
900
3%
Jun
1037b 1047b
1.85 Mar
57
500
51 Vb
Jun
59Va
Apr
78'%
200
60%
Feb
81
Jun
61 %
64
1,000
64
July
137b
19'%
2,100
103% 103%
300
567b
—.5
10
(Un)—
Steel (Un)
Corp
Jones 8c Laughlin
59
July
767b-
Apr
Jan
Kennecott.
12
May
Kern
64
.4
19%
Industries
Kaiser
45 Va July
Feb
com—33 %c
Kaiser Alum 8c Chem Corp
12
*
2.50
(Un)
Copper
County Land Co
52%
29
29%
3,100
28
Jun
—5
29 %
30%
300
19
Va
Jan
31% July
Finance
Plan common——50c
7%
7%
700
7%
Jan
8 Va
Apr
Lehman
6%
preferred
—10
9
9
100
8%
Jan"
9 %
Apr
Leslie
10 Va
10%
100
13%
Jan
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Lithium Corp of America Inc..
700
2%
200
16%
4,200
37 Va
Feb
20vb July
12% Mar
II6V4 Mar
July
103
62%
51Vb Jun
2% July
Jan
33/4 Mar
29% July
Company
53 Va
2%
33 %c
Co
Forge
Kropp
Budget
Budd
com
Lear
50
——
16%
1
Inc
299b
Bunker
Hill
Co
10%
—2.50
(Un).
Burlington
Industries Inc
Burroughs
Corp
24%
22%
25%
2,200
14%
Jan
35 %
(Un)—,—.1
—
5
—
10 Va July
3 5 Va
35%
900
34%
Jun
23% July
45 Va Mar
100
100
54
11%
11%
I2V4
1,700
1
common—...1
*
15 vb
14%
15%
300
Calaveras
California Ink
California
Canada
5
52 34
—5.50
Co
Cement
21V4
5
297a
_—;
Co
Packing Corp new
1%
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)——25
Carrier Corp (Un)———
10
(J
Case
Corp
Dry
I)
&
21%
common..—10
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Corp of Amer
Celanese
112%
com—*
32 VB
Cenco
de
new
Instruments
Cerro
:
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Vought
Refining
Aircraft
Co
Corn
Colorado Fuel
Columbia
30%
29%
301%
1,500
32 'A
32 %
(Un)__5
43%
43%
45%
.—10c
41c
43c
10,000
Cons
Choi
&
Consol
Continental
Corn
Oil
Co
Oil
Cuban
Records
Deere
8c
Desilu
Rio
DiGiorgio
Class
$3
Fruit
Lab
El
Erie
Flour
Food
Ford
Motorola
300
2,500
503%
Feb
523%
Jun
64%
9 3/a
1,800
53%
Jan
10% May
9
1
65c
65c
75c
11,000
64'%
64'%
100
(Un)__*
..50c
44
44%
48%
14%
1
&
ll'/4
11
National
Gypsum
National
Steel
Apr
National
Co
Corp
Tiger
96c
Feb
...
._
54%
67%
Jan
New
613%
Jun
34
Mach
Motor
(Un)
45
Jan
3%
200
11
Feb
53%
400
52'%
54'%
400
50'% July
52'% Feb
513%
200
,
Apr
51
29 Va
56 Vb
55%
56 %
300
38%
Jan
56 Vb
—*
1
—3
49
48%
49
300
40 Va
Feb
15
14%
15
900
13
Jan
50V4 July
20% Feb
117% 124%
Jan
1243/b July
41
(Un)
N
Feb
Jan
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
:
RR
Central
200
58%
700
14% Mar
30
31%
600
28 V2
Jun
34 Vb Mar
61%
61%
100
59
Jun
67 %
May
North
American
78 V2 Mar
92
July
12 3/b
July
67% Mar
North
American
Invest
59%
Northern Pacific
Jun
92
92
100
12
200
10
1
(Un)—1
7
71/2
2,800
7
20
2OV4
28V»
29%
2,400
900
37
37%
700
92
*
Aviation
Co
61 %
11%
*
-1
(Un)
Norris
31%
37%
1
(Un)
12 74 Mar
19%
Jan
21 Vb
26
Feb
313/4 July
35%
Jun
40 3/4
17c
July
34c
Jan
Jan
Feb
19c
2.20
27,300
4,500
45%
45V3
47%
1,100
397a
200
24 Va
52%
52%
100
473/4
Feb
57 Vb May
34
32%
34 Vb
2,500
31Va
Jan
44 3/b May
153/4
Jan
2.75
Jun
4V» Mar
393/4 July
46 V* May
34
5
(Un)
Jun
*
17c
:l
common
Railway
Jun
July
19
2.05
18c
1
—
July
19
18%
.-1
(Un)
Co
15% July
13% Apr
Oil
....1
10
—
Electric System
England
(Un)_5
Apr
May
% Mar
35
1.75
Jun
Jan
Jan
2.90
Feb
52 % Mar
36 Va
Anr
353%
Jan
5'%
6'%
1,400
43%
Jan
56'%
2,600
50%
Jun
60 %
Jan
Oahu
Jun
97 %
Apr
Occidental
May
32%
Feb
Ohio
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
5
551/4
57
300
42 V*
Feb
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
5
19%
19%
20
1,300
19 3/b
May
Pacific
8
31%
31%
32%
500
27%
Apr
42
Gas & Electric common..—__25
63%
61 Va
63%
2,400
583/4
Jun
663/4
30%
301/4
30%
1,300
29%
Jun
32
27
Jun
29
Apr
Feb
24Va
Jun
26
Jan
24Va May
26
V4
Jan
21
22%
Jan
120
903%
293%
500
26
1 '/a
14%
1%
l'/a
133/4
14%
3 5 3/a
35
35%
50c
20
207a
.1
63'%
647a
300
31 •%
2%
103%
jun
17%
§00
Jan
39 Va
Apr
600
17 Va May
21 Vb
Feb
48 V4
647b July
l'/a July
200
x
.
Jan
18 7a
187a
100
18 7s
197a
400
153%
Jun
13'%
Feb
13
173%
1774
100
17'%
17'%
173/4
1,200
83
83
33
3
«
43'%
43'%
•
467b
43%
1
21
July
19%
17 3%
.
8'%
5 Va
20
47
Feb
593%
Jan
400
41 %
Jan
3,100
43 3/a
July
3'%
200
6
May
Jan
88 3/a
500
75'%
40 Vb
40'%
200
3 9 Vb May
—
4
96 34
Co(Un).
-
-
_
Lighting Corp
$4.75\ preferred
$4.36
Apr
Pacific
96 34
97
300
757b
Apr
97
July
Pacific
Tel
Northern
Pacific
97b May
Oil
1%
100
1,800
Va
300
37
5
327b
327a
200
327b July
18% Jan
Jun
39
Jan
Davis
200
2,400
14 Va
Jan
26 Va May
58
600
45
Feb
58
July
Pfizer
137b
15
1,100
11
Mar
15
July
Phelps Dodge
77c
79c
1,900
75c
July
24
247s
400
127a
Jan
247b July
9'%
10
1,800
7 3/a
Jun
10 Va
July
1
8
8 Vb
200
7'%
Jun
10'%
Jan
Pullman
47b
47b
200
47a July
Feb
Pure
14 Va
21%
1.15
Apr
_
.
24
47a
__
187a
.3.33 %
187b
100
25
_
243%
25'%
4,300
39'%
38 34
22
22 Va
500
16 3%
16
163%
600
2.50
(The)
1
Corp
10
Co
51
Feb
1
•
1
Feb
67'%
50%
50%
52V4
900
47%
Jun
120
91Va July
993/4 Mar
Jun
94% Mar
89%
Philco
Corp
Jan
26'/b
37Va July
20
-
Jan
■
-
20
Apr
Jun
51
1,400
41
Feb
52'%
773%
1,700
51
Jan
20 Va
70
27
277s
600
6,600
■---••
300
Jun
43% May
27Va May
Apr
117a
49
67%
Procter
-
Corp
Puget Sound Pulp
Oil
(Un)—
(Un)
Gamble
Inc
(Un)
(Un).
Co
&
50
—33%c
1
33VaC
12.50
3
5
common
(Un)
83
20
84 V4
Jun
6
200
4 Vb
Jan
184
3%
3%
2,600
13%
14V»
2,500
179% 185 Va
2,900
136
20
136
2V4
Jan
133/a
Jun
149
Jan
134 V4 July
1978
Jun
80'% July
213% jai1
59
Jun
76
183%
Jan
28 Vb July
Apr
Radio
Corp
of
America
(Un)
Ry Equip & Realty Co
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
Oil
8c
Rexall Drug &
Gas
Co
Chemical Co Inc
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
,
■
553/4
Jan
Feb
6 3/4 May
5%
19 Va
Apr
Jan
185 Va July
Apr
143
400
23 Va
Jan
35 V4
Va
471/4
5,300
36Va
Feb
47 Va July
17%
28
47 V*
18%
300
15%
Apr
20
26 v2
27Vb
46
28
30%
30%
31
1,800
Jan
9%
9%
4,600
578
Jan
10
38
38%
600
367a
Jun
45
60
60
100
60
July
70
213/4
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
31
9%
Va
3%
Jun
May
Feb
36% May
28 Vb
29%™
1,300
45Vt
44%
45%
1,800
443/4
Jun
82V4
82V4
82 V4
100
74%
Jan
363/4 Mar
25
26V4
700
18 v*
Jan
26'% July
66 Va
66 Va
100
59
Jan
66
% July
40%
40%
40%
300
393/4
Jun
48
Apr
•—*
1
1
5
50c
10
67%
67%
67 Vb
300
43 3/b
Feb
70 Vb July
6 Va
Jun
1
26%
3
*
5
Timber
(Un)
36
8V4 Mar
28%
2
(Un)
Co
1
*
10
86%
1
100
100
94
89 Va
6
88
3%
Bottlers
8c Co Inc (Un)
Petroleum
8c
931/2
89%
203% May
20%
20
.2
...
Inc
167b
300
39'%
8
73?4
5
*
-*
*
14'A
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United
(Chas)
Jun
Feb
common
Co
1,200
4%
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
197a
Phillips
(Un).
8c
25 V4
Development—33Vic
Pan American World Airways
Parke
25V4
700
Preferred
49'% July
37'% Apr
19'%
1
.
common..
,
2'%
Jun
Vb
1
i_
__
Jan
Jan
900
13,300
Airlines—
Gas
Tel
<Sz
58
•
_
197b
3/a
307b
8c
25 %
Apr
22
Petroleums Ltd
Feb
27%
25
*
46
63%
27Va
600
Jan
Mar
71/4
preferred
Jan
18
July
23'A
6 vb
$4.50', preferred
34
49
18'%
57
21%
.—:
300
32'%
5
Mar
22
7
common..
400
l'/a
4
1,500
—.—2
Inc
8
31'%
.20
.
19,200
401/4
19
25
25
25
pfd
Pacific
"
1
.
(Un).
A.
1st
red
Industries
407b
49'%
32%
3%
39%
25
preferred
redeemable 1st pfd class A
1st
77b
5
3
—
3%
40%
25
407a
.1
..
Products—.———
preferred
1st preferred
4.36%
927s July
453% Jan
877i
40'%
—
600
3%
*
—
(Un).
redeemable
Pacific
8 3% July
87 34
%
5%
Mar
July
467a
1st
5%
83
5
1
6%
May
Feb
50c
...
19 VB
20c
—20
(Un)
Petroleum
Co
Clay
Pacific
20 3/b July
20
Mar
72% Mar
433,4
■
Oil
1
,
Ltd
Sugar Co
Feb
27 3%
Northrop Corp
Jan
1,000
.
2.50
A—
B)
Co—
Feb
Feb
35 Va July
5434
91'/at 91'%
.
Ltd
Dairies
45 Va
21%
100
6%
_
Corp
Trailer
100
(Un)
Inc
44% July
Y
Jun
1,200
(Un);
Co
Corp
58 Va
Jan
12 %
*
class
Ctiem
Jan
54 3%
(Un)
8c
18%
48
—1
27%
Feb
233%
100
49%
*
Co
Inc
400
36'%
*
Natomas Company
Jan
1
Airplane (Un)
Line
20%
24 Va
—,—
Theatres
30%
-
..
19%
Jan
8V8
3% May
223/s Feb
43
Distillers & Chem Corp
National
31% Juiy
5
(Un)
Ltd
Corp
800
5
Corp
Co
2.65
51% July
7
May
___50c
Phono
Co
2.50
24
—.
63%
50 y*
11%
1
&
400
36%
(Un)—....
Inc
Corp
24% Mar
Apr
Jun
400
_
Nafi
50c
100
47%
Jan
561% Jan
1,300
26%
14%
47%
40 3%
26%
__10
Jan
300
7%
72 Va May
300
233%
(Un)
Whitney
Oils
Foremost
Friden
May
34
70 3/4
20s%
_
Share
Eng &
Fruehauf
37
Jan.
Montrose Chemical
53 %
600
__
Co
Capwell
Firstamerica
Flying
31'%
July
68 Va
2,100
...
Products
Fairbanks
Flintkote
68%
22
Feb
1,700
17VB
7Vo
24
Chemical
33
Jan
Jan
6Vb
1.75
46 Va
17%
7%
36%
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
4,700
(Un)
class
Gas
&
(Max)
Fargo
Monsanto
Feb
31%
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Fedders
Jan
73%
58%
Ltd.
Radio
Fairchild
33%
41 %
25s%
15%
44'A
17 Va
.
2
Apr
32% July
500
30 %
293/a
42 'A Mar
46%
20%
Feb
69
May
61% May
58
Feb
Jan
Jan
.—5
—10
68'%
Jan
65c
July
49 Va
22%
——25c
Develop
Pacific
Railroad
Factor
30'A
...1
__
Co
Co..
Petroleum
100
21'%
40c
Apr
July
1
(Un)
Bond
Emporium
Merchants
400
.
21%
common
Co
Manufacturing
Menasco
Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
58 Va
i
RR
Lines
Natural
Emerson
Feb
28%
_
Co
Auto-Lite
Electrical
22%
21%
r
(Allen
Mines
Electric
Jan
307b
preferred
Kodak
Paso
71%
__._5
Inc
Air
Electric
145%
2.50
Chemical
Elder
300
58 3/a
Inc
Dresser Industries
Eastman
21%
9%
...
Eastern
32% July
21 Va
B
cumulative
DuMont
July
10
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)__.
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of CalifDow
31
5 3 Va
1
.
Co
Corp
118% July
600
48 V4
2.50
I
6%
6 Va
100
6 V2
52% Mar
7
Mar
28 vb
28%
400
193/4
Feb
30 V4 July
54%
55%
600
513/b
Jun
73 Vb
10V4
11
1,000
73%
73%
300
26'/4
27%
49
49
112% 115%
4,000
8Va
67
Apr
Jan
113/4 July
Mar
793/4 July
26'% July
39 Va Mar
500.
•
-
31V»
Jan
50% July
2»
67
Feb
116% July
zr
For footnotes
see
page
44.
a
32Vb July
200
Jun
1
(Un).
Productions
—1
Jan
32'%
393/4
23% Mar
300
71'%
21%.
1.33%
com
Grande
84'%
313/a
Jan
37% Jun
63 Va
33'%
_
Company
oc
Denver
1123/4 113'%
Jan
700
-1
Company
133/4
200
49%
213/4
of America (Un)_12%
Inc
Matson Navigation Co (Un)————*
Meier 8c Frank Co Inc...—.———10
Jan
25
Jun
60
71 Vb
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Decca
Feb
63
12% July
28% Jun
46%/
33 V4
....
Oil
Jan
26%
500
41c
11%
Apr
31% Mar
Jun
Mar
—1
.1
_1
*
American
393/4 July
20% Jan
48'%
1,000
____.25
(Un).:
Curtiss-Wright Corp
300
227b
(Un)
(Un).—...
Co
Merritt-Chapman 8c Scott (Un)—.12.50
Middle South Utilities Inc
—.10
__25
Co
40'%
213/4
Co
M & M Oil
Magnavox
Mission
.
Crucible Steel
Martin
M J
Jan
Apr
Corp
Co
Preferred
32% Mar
Apr
Zelldrbach Corp common
Crown
Jun
25
(Un).
Crestmont
29
16%
(Un)
Co
100
45%
(Un)
Co
Products
Crane
293/4
July
Jun
Savage Min
Motors
21%
2974
Jun
29 5%
36'% July
Copper & Steel Ind com__2
Continental
Jan
19'%
127b
;
Corp..
Co (Un)
Can
20
100
Foods
Continental
100
100
(Un)__;
Electrodynamics
Continental
1,400
500
.10
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
Consolidated
950
30
20%
14%
_——
Edison.....
Gould
21%
29%
'
System
common
new
39'%
Iron
8c
Gas
Co
39 V4
(Un)n
;
Commonwealth
(P)
13 Va
(Un)
(Un)
Clary
Lorillard
21%
—
Service
Apr
21 Va July
31% Jun
_—^1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
—25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)..*
Chicago Rock Island 8c Pac (Un)
•
Chrysler Corp
—;_
25
Cities
53
Jan
21%
..1
——5
Products' Corp.
Oil 8c
Cbamplin
Chance
Corp—
(Un)—;
36'%
393/4
29%
12.50
(Un)
21
900
523/4
Corp
—
20 3%
(Un)
Co
51
(Un)
Inc
)
18%
Jan
28%
55%
10
...7
Company
Aircraft
Lockheed
Loew's
9 V4
29%
(Qn)
Corp
Salt
15
29%
54%
'
,
27 V*
13% May
51c
54%
1
Co——
International
46%
Feb
5%
3.00 Mar
Apr
2
Jun
38
34%
200
3 Vb
Apr
43 % May
May
34Va
300
Co
(Un)
Imperial Development Co Ltd.
Steel Co (Un)
July
85
49 % May
57
Cement
(Un)
Maryland
Ideal
73% May
39% July
43%
—5
w i_5
9 Va
Jan
1 %
100
1%
9%
Sound
Corp
Idaho
Feb
2.30
Feb
79%
9%
Howe
Hupp
International Harvester —......
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
(Un)
Jan
53
Feb
5
Apr
527b
27b
—1
18% July
60c
14,000
52%
12.50
1
Jan
36%
600
62c
21%
Inland
July
27
60c
108%
(Un)
Co
Mining
Homestake
17 Va May
38%
54 Va
(Un)
Co
Hotels Corp
Electronics
Jan
1 %
79'%
—
(Un).
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)_.»
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc new
Jan
38%
——.—1
(Un)
Corp
Inc
Cons
19%
7%
6,000
Inc——,v—1
31% July
Jan
3 Va
100
Consolidated———1
79% July
May
14
3,200
——5
65% Mar
23
700
——1
Corp
25 Va
25
Holly Development Co—
63% July
10%
-
July
23'%
60c
7%
2 1/12
2.50
50c
Hoffman
Apr
30 Va
1
Jan
Powder
Hercules
Hilton
Jan
700
...•
22
23 %
1,000
—
Jun
2.10
25%
j—1
3
Pineapple
Hawaiian
•
Apr
100
63%
Co—
Aviation
46%
46%
68 %
May
21V2
Jan
106%
46%
68%
Corp—L—.—
Chica
64'%
637a
31%
—5
P I
Bestwall Gypsum Co (Un).
...
1
Bethlehem
Steel Corp
(Un)=^._
—3
Bishop Oil Co_.
2
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)_
5
Bolsa
76
200
(W R)
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
Apr
3,600
53
77
5
(Un)-.
Instruments
89
80%
98%
(Un)
Bros
Benguet
43 %
62%
*
(Un)__
._—
Barnhart-Morrow
Bendix
15'/a
200
30
—
Petroleum
Beckman
1,100
43%
08
(Un)_„„10
Co
Baldwin-Lima-IIamilton
Bandini
Feb
62%
—-50
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
56%
15%
43%
25
—1
(Un)
-I
Corp
(Un)
Warrants
Avco
July
15%
15'%
51%
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un) —10
Corp
Apr
S8%
(Un)
(111)
Jun
18%
of Calif
8c Co (Un)
Co
(Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un) —
Great Lakes Oil 8c Chemical Co
Great Northern Ry (Un)
Great Western Financial Corp
53 Va May
80%
Gas
Corp
Co
8c
Armour
50%
Corp
Graham-Paige Corp
49 % July
Feb
25
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arkansas
Feb
44 %
33 %
(Un)
Co
25%
100
—
Corp
(The)
4,100
(Un)__
Co
Co
Corp
Ampex
Anaconda
48%
50%
(Un)—•
& Refining
Tobacco
14
Gladding McBean 8c Co
Jan
18%
200
45
50%
14 %
Corp
Jun
14%
47 '%
•
(Un)
.2.5
American Potash 8c Chemical Corp—*
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
Motors
American
(Un)
Corp
Products
33%
'
,..5
(Un)—
Brothers
33
(Un)———10
Jan
Mar
67 Vt Mar
50% July
74% Feb
813b
42%
(Un)——
1,100
39
247b
28%
Co
51S/b
High
,
38%
Jan
807b
Bosch
Can
Low
537b
Bdcast-Pant-Theatres (Un)_l
American
24
22 Vb
American
American Cyanamid Co
27% July
400
81%
Gladden
May
39
800
24 Vs
American
33 %
3%
357b
52'%
56%
Gimbel
Apr
33%
28
34%
Cora common..;
Motors
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co
July
115
May
277b
Exploration Co of California._1
General
Jan
85c
July
42c
52c
5%
12%
43c
High
1%
General Pacific Corp..
*
General Pub Utilities new com (Un)_5
Gen Telephone 8c Electronics (Un)__lQ
General Tire & Rubber Co. (Un)_83%c
Apr
5%
(Un).—1
(Un)_—2
com
Corp
80 %
29 % May
Jan
Feb
12%
48c
"
Arma
Airlines
100
23%
12?b
—1
Aluminum Co of America
Petroleum (Un)
Amerada
American
72 Va
23
•
1
10
*
(Un)
common
Mfg Co (Un)
Limited
capital—.
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
72 Va
;2
Mining Co
Gold
Juneau
55% July
63% Mar
17%
50
200
55 Va
55%
724/a
Low
1
General Controls Co
General Dynamics Corp....
General Electric Co (Un)
High
Low
5514
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
5
5
General American Oil of Texas
Range Since Jan. t
23? s
25
5
-1
1P<-
(Un)
Industries
ACF
Week
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Number 5867
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and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
V V
' '
Reynolds
Rheem
Rice
:
St
Shasta
—1
Jan
1.30
1.30
1.30
1,800
96c
Jan
1.35
Jun
Yellow
Cab
83%
83 %
200
793/4
Jun
106%
Jan
Zenith
Radio
38
38
100
29%
Jan
38%
20
20%
41%
1,200
20
July
Co
com—_—*
23
600
20% July
273/4
700
35%
Jun
42
24
200
21%
Jan
I'-fr
1%
1%
700
12
Jan
393.4
36b
39%
1,500
35 %
Jun
44%
Mobil
Southern
Oil
12%
Co
34%
5,500
591/2
34 %
—5
Co
(Un)
Co
of
Statham
Instruments
Chemical
(Un)
—
23%
Jan
30'A
1,700
283/4
Jun
313A
Jan
23
Jun
% May
4%
43/8
400
70'/a
703/4
400
633A
Jan
55%
300
54
Feb
4% May
5%
Jan
74%
593/8
Jun
Ford
Jun
Foremost
Class
40%
Apr
46% May '
General
21%
Feb
283/a May
Gimbel
300
501/4
51
2,400
100
9%
Feb
49%
.
Jun
62
Apr
49% Jun
39
31%
31%
100
23
63
63%
200
11%
251/a
13%
14,100
61% July
93/4 Jun
25%
1,200
3%
4
1,800
451/2
463/a
3%
46%
19%
19%
12%
353/4
700
33%
33
81%
8IV4
33%
81%
19%
Jan
Jan
Pennsalt
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Jan
25 %
Apr
13% Mar
Jun
Feb
Potomac
July
25% Mar
27%
29%
1,100
Reading
19%
Jan
29-% July
Scott
31
3,800
21% Mar
29%
Apr
Smith
Kline &
July
South
Jersey
25%
25%
22%
22%
200
31
2,300
26
Jun
Airlines
5
Inc—
■
(Un)
22%
22%
233/8
200
17
Jan
421/4
42%
100
39
Feb
31%
311/2
200
27%
Jan
31% Mar
—1
„————
Century-Fox Film
Corp
Electric
Oil
Union
Pacific Ry
Union
Sugar
Co
Co
of
*
Air
United
Aircraft
Lines
United
Cuban
United
Fruit
(Un)_
-10
Corp
—10
—
(Un)
Inc__:
Corp
(Un)_
Inc
31
Apr
21% July
400
200
35
23% May
„32
Feb
100
31%
Jun
4,800
44
Jun
800
33
Jun
46
47 %
500
34
Apr
55
433/8
43%
400
31
45
53%
54'A
800
51% July
Iff
%
22,000
341/8
A
343/4,
1,100
33 */2
Jun
44 % Mar
363/4
300
34%
Jun
423/4
Jan
12%
300
103/a
48
48
100
42% Jan
5
66
66
66%
700
46%
Jan
—16%
102
673/4 July
100%
102
800
883/4 Mar
1053/a July
52 % Feb
Steel
Corp common—
Universal Cons Oil
Utah-Idaho
West
Equipment
Bros
Coast
Western
Co_
Sugar Co
Co_
1
Insurance
Lines
Western
Dept Stores
Pacific
Western
Union
31%
43
44
2,400
7%
7%
200
43
July
6 3,4 May
8
Feb
1
313/4
31%
700
30
Feb
34%
46%
100
29%
Feb
46% July
391%
41
500
36
33%
700
27%
Jun
Apr
43
20%
451/2
45%
400
80 3/s
July
July
July
Jun
217/8
Jan
Jan
19
Apr
583/4 juiy
47% July
44% Mar
37
Jan
16%
—■
49
Feb
22% July
20
21
Jun
23%
15
10 %
Apr
Apr
15% July
1,038
22%
_10
49
Jan
19%
11
22%
__
Feb
17%
695
22%
__
Jan
Mar
503/4
30
25
22%
14%
14%"
19
17%
Jun
20%
-
18%
18%
1
(
49%
46%
50
410
323/4
Jan
613/4 May
89
843/4
89%
515
67%
Feb
90
10
33%.
490
32% July
35% July
2,457
27% July
18%
3,962
15%
Apr
29% May
20% Jan
45%
45%
66
423/4
Feb
53%
*
52%
50%
52%'
5,021
46%
Jun
57
7%
7%
7%
3,094
3
28%
27%
30%
1,486
22
26%
263/4
1,147
25% May
14% Jan
10
common
Apr
Jan
36% May
29% Apr
19%
193/8
25
38%
393/4
484
37%
20%
21 %
390
20% July
25
83%
80%
May
83 %
863
72%
Jan
87
Mar
60%
2.50
58
60%
26%
„•
13.50
__
553/8
.
21
May
44%
Apr
1,108
45%
Jun
62%
546
24%
Jun
26% May
59%
570
573/4
Jun
66%
Jun
Feb
8%
8"%
26
83/8
Jan
93/8
Apr
54%
56%
423
48%
Jan
58%
Apr
47%
Jan
533/4 May
57
Jan
64
49%
49%
50
61 %
„
Jun
26%
25
583/4
„
1
—
Jan
Apr
93/4
—
*
new
Gas Co
6% May
393/4
__
•
Lab
33%
28%
17%
„
50
French
32%
27%
18
10
—
Jan
May
28%
•
Co
Last
61%
50
'
Apr
Gas
May
80
Apr
43% July
37% Mar
U
331/2
33%
200
32%
Jan
91
93%
1,000
71%
Feb
96% July
16c
16C
Westinghouse Air
1,000
13c
Jan
22c
Westinghouse Electric
S
Glass
—
High
45
453/s
Jan
59
11
11%
6,546
5%
Jan
14
43%
43%
45
36%
Feb
55%
55%
55 %
1
36%
Jan
56
21%
21%
213/a
76
20%
Jun
243/4 Mar
8%
8%
1,078
24%
23%
24%
385
23%
Jun
27
Feb
38%
38%
38%
25
34%
Jun
40
Mar
55%
55%
16
44%
Feb
59% July
37
40
37
*
7%
Jan
45%
July
Mar
Jun
July
8% Mar
2.50
37
50
33
Jan
1
1
7,000
1
Feb
1%
3%
——1
3%
200
3%
Jan
4
Jun
733/4 May
253/4 July
91
Mar
10
85%
803/4
85%
73
253/4
25%
25%
40
5
.
Chemical—
&
Low
54%
5
Corp
10c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
7%
Corp of America
Engineering & Fdry Co
12.50
Jun
Shares
58
8.50
Refractories
Bolt
&
Low
.1
Co——.
Rockwell-Standard
United
for Week
5
Plymouth Oil Corp
Screw
Sales
Range
58
10
Walker
Week's
of Prices
1
Horns (Joseph) Co
McKinney Mfg
—
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
18
30%
.—10
Equitable
Jan
200
42%
50
3,457
Columbia Gas System
1
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Jan
200
41
1,263
17%
Armstrong Cork Co__
Jan
1,100
4334
493/4 July
57%
Blaw-Knox Co
13%
16%
76 »/2
27
Jan
17%
1
July
Jun
38%
53%
Par
71
16%
19%
65 %
23
326
17%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Jan
42%
62% July
856
.
56%
Friday
Apr
76%
20%
Sale Price
44
16%
62
72% May
16% Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37%
76%
77%
STOCKS
Jan
—25c
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un).
Westinghouse Elec Ccrp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Explor
Mar
May
321%
41
__
Washington Gas Light common
*
&
Lothrop common-—10
Harbison
—*
(Un)___2.50
———
Ry Co__
Telegraph
14
58
46%
5
(Un)_—5
Inc..—_—
Western
43
—5
Pictures Inc (Un)
Life
Air
———10
(Un)
78%
Jan
48
S
49
—
Woodward
July
Apr
1
U
49
Co
Jun
43%
Plywood Corp
(Un)
Jun
140
73%
Co—
35% Mar
11%
Rubber
Feb
11
69%.
13
49
common
533/8 July
Feb
12%
S
Co
Oil
Power
3 8 3/a
1
U
503/a
65%
12%
31% July
543/4 jan
jun
33%
Jan
1,054
69%
13
Apr
34'/2
36
Jun
1
Gas Improvement
52%
—10
common
46%
49
common—
Corp
34
r,
89
5
United
33%
34%
50%
493/i
Inc
United
65%
Jan
65%
Corp new
&
Light—
Feb
51%
Jan
Jan
Apr
—__16%c
Jun
43%
July
9%
Feb
8%
Vl9%
.1.66%
,
42%
149
18 3/8
13%
424
235
;
24%
Jun
123%
51% July
1499
Co
1
Electric & Gas com—.*
Service
Paper
Sun
Jan
9%
%
24%
c
Jan
52%
10c
—.—*
—
23%
34%
—.—5
—
Co
Industries
38%
145% 146%
—.-12.50
Inc
Oil
38%
146%
—10
Calif————25
Co
—
United
Gas
(Un)__—1
(Un)
(Un)
800
39%
29%
50
Electric
Mfg
Public
29%
2,388 V
48%
10
—
Progress
30
Jun
28%
'9.1/4
__i0
Transportation
35%
2
41%
1
Electric
29'A
"Ex-dist"
Jan
18
623/4
Inc
Com
50c
Union
Warner
Philco
19
common——l.—10
Apr
30%
51
46%
Navigation
Stores
27% July
30
89 %
17%
23%
RR
75
31
Jun
44%
__
Jan
75%
51 %
29%
July
11,904
1,564
65%
preferred
Power
400
Corp
t
v
Chemicals
800
*
39
49%
:
Inc
3,300
common———
'
81
17%
5
Co
38% Mar
86% Jan
Apr
79%
38
__
24%
—
Co
28
(Un)
80%
2
B
Co.
Jan
46% July
Feb
30%
(The)
&
29
5%
36 3/4
104%
at Bait—
Apr
15%
Jun
9
2,900
Merck
Jun
Jan
86% Mar
Pulp & Paper—
Martin
Mar
69%
Jun
33/4
100
11%
July
43
Feb
24
441
10
Corp„
Corp
series
High
295
5
Coal &
Madison Fund
64
Low
88%
13.50
com
Co
Lehigh
35
,
Light
Dairies
5.12%
Jan
25
2,200
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Motors
1
Shares
363/4
—__1
Brothers
Hudson
1
Jun
Jan
Jun
.-.
for Week
87
25
Co
Battery
Hamilton Watch
Jan
62%
18
25'/2
14% May
44% July
Sales
Range
353/4
,_1
Acceptance
General
8,100
9% May
133%
__
5*
America
201/4
Union
Victor
Motor
100
57
121/4
common
non-voting
B voting—
3,500
45
Jan
943/4 May
13
A
26 »/8
100
1
Co of
Class
41%
12%
51%
59 % July
87%
1.80
&
Light
Storage
Finance
25
50%
May
7%
43% July
6.50
Duquesne
19
Union Carbide
U S
Jun
543/4
1,100
34%
——25
Warrants
S
20%
27%
Tri-Continental Corp
U
Electric
300
4,000
Power
19
.—
Co
Preferred
United
50%
Co
Publishing
25 % Mar
600
22
35
—~—25
Curtis
Delaware
Week's
of Prices
Low
.*
,
Jan
24%
57%
—5
Jan
51%
59%
44%
51
Transit
*
World
200
High
Jan
33%
Tel
&
5
Oil
400
Low
1
Company
Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
243/8 May
633/4 Mar
24%
1
preferred
Tidewater
9%
10
Campbell
Apr
58%
29%
common
—
Baltimore
Jan
21%
Mar
__1
Transmission
Mar
673/4
13% July
33%
25
(The) (Un)
(Un)
Transamerica
9
122 124 %
-
Last
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
41%
1
•
433/4
Jun
20
26
—1
(Un)
Corp
Inc
54
1
—
Co—
Arundel
Jan
45'
1
Steel
Stores
Tel
Sulphur
Gulf
Twentieth
43
100
1
(Un)
Gas
Texas
Trans
800
1,000
21
5
Petroleum-
22
Wood
Transmission-—
Texas
$1.25
143/«
431/4
571/2
5
Packard
Inc
300
55%
10
—
common:
International
Textron
7
.
Inc__
Co
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Gas
4%
25
J
N
Stauffer
Corp
200
1
(Un)
Budd
%
12%
6%
Jan
Alan
May
21%
—
California
of
(Indiana)
Telautograph
59%
Par
Mar
89
33% July
583/e Jun
21
—1
50c
27%
13%
*
__
(Ohio) (Un)
Warner Corp (Un)
Texaco,
*
—-—
com
76% July
18.% Jun
43
15
Oil
Oil
12
15
Service—
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
Tennessee
Jan
55
—2
701/s
TXL
6%
33%
A
Co
Co
Public
Co
450
200
Pacific
&
American
300
Railway Co
Swift
American
17% Mar
34
Southern
Sunset
14% Mar
Feb
18%
Southern
Studebaker
Feb
9%
18%
__
29%
Stanley
9%
100
33%
10%
Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
Cal Petroleum
2
Standard
200
12%
100
24V4
Oil
14%
12%
9%
58%
Standard
Jun
76 %
(Un)
Edison
common
Corp
Apr
49%
9%
25
Oil
293/8
Jan
76%
—__——25
Oil
Feb
39%
9%
common__25
Standard
23%
500
76 %
preferred
Standard
100
48
7.50
preferred
Southwestern
58%
Friday
24%
—2.50
4.78%
Southern
33
Sale Price
13%
1
4.32%
Souchern
100
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
24%
Col———————_—1
Calif
43%
STOCKS
47%
—3
—
Aircraft
High
43%
10
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
24%
Oil
Socony
Co
26% July
1% May
1
class
lnc
(F W)
Jan
24
8
•
„—.i—_20c
Co
Co
Jun
37%
(Un)
Ry
&
Woolwortb
Jan
37%
Corp
(Un).
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Solar
50
22%
(Un)
Gas
jun
37 3
.1
&
40 3/a
1
Inc
Co
700
Wilson
Apr
253/4 July
22 %
1.66%
Co——
Co_:
41
55%
—.—1.40
new
Co
&
20%
(Un)__20g
(Un)—
Signal Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24% Mar
1
Corp
Sinclair
Shares
*
Apr
•
(Un)__——5
Shell Transport & Trade Co Ltd
Siegler
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
18%
Francisco
Water
Oil
High
48%
Servomechanisms
Shell
Low
400
3,800
Finance
lnc
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
523/4
Inc
Roebuck
Servel
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sears
Friday
Shares
23%
Petroleum
Stores
Seaboard
24
52%
.
Louis-San
JULY
24
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Safeway
ENDED
Co—_—„
Oil
Dutch
WEEK
1
Aircraft
Royal
Range
of Prices
Low
10
FOR
Sales
for Week
Co
Richfield Oil
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Rohr
Par
(Un)
Manufacturing
Ranch
:'t'
''
"
Tobacco
Week's
Last
38%
38%
38%
85
8
1
—5
22%
3/a
22
9
22
55
%
52
Apr
Feb
31
Jan
7
16
Apr
38% July
10% Mar
Jan
29%
23% July
Jan
Corp
1
3%
3%
10
2
Brake
33 %
33%
172
32
Jan
38% Mar
89%
933/4
318
70 3/s
Feb
98 %
93%
12.50
Li
520
3%
Jun
7
Feb
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown Are Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitlbi power & Paper
4%% preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
;
Aluminium
common
Corp Ltd
Pulp
pfd
pfd
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Bell
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37%
38%
3.645
22%
118
Low
34% May
High
40
Feb
5% %
•
25
preferred
preferred
—50
—
200
123/4
Jan
41%
5,112
353/4
Jan
18% July
42% July
16,134
26% May
37% July
British
25
common
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
45
45
45%
325
42
%
Jan
50
52
52
52%
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39%
39%
page
22
Feb
43/4 %
cum
453/4
Feb
4% %
5%
40
May
43
Jan
Jan
42
red
pfd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
a48
a49
40
45
32
530
27
43
43%
46
43%
46
12,688
152
48%
May
May
39%
Apr
423/4 May
47% Mar
49
49
170
6%
48%
7
602
6
Jan
48
49
165
47
Jun
High
513/4
Feb
35
Feb
44
Feb
46% May
50%
Feb
7 %
July
49 % Mar
.5%
5
5%
3,090
5
July
7%
Apr
36%
36%
37%
3,756
35
Jun
44%
Feb
a88
a88
100
1
-50
27
843/4 Mar
89%
,Feb
42
49
50
42
65
40
Jan
43
Mar
47%
49
210
45
Mar
49
July
40
50
preferred
4% %
preferred
Shares
Co—
preferred
Feb
40
75
Jan
41
Mar
18
Feb
38
'
40%
815
Mar
British
Columbia Forest Products
•
15%
15
15%
850
12%
89%
285
71
Jan
89% July
British
Columbia
•
38%
37%
38%
1,530
35%
Jan
40
47
47 %
125
46
Jan
48
Jan
British
Columbia
45
43
45
275
32%
25
40%
Jan
473/8 May
31%
32%
3,295
27
36
Feb
1
14%
13%
14 %
12%
Jun
14%
Jan
26%
28%
1,057
24 %
Jun
29%
Feb
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
3.305
28
May
A
•
12%
821
:
•
a21
10
20
Jun
24
Feb
4,178
54
Apr
63% Mar
common
•
Feb
623/4 July
32 %
Power
Telephone
class
Building Products
10
58%
57%
59%
62 %
60%
62 %
8,740
53
82%
79%
83
1,801
65% May
83
io
44.
Electric
53
10
see
Columbia
51% May
10
(Canada)
Apr
for Week
87
.
__
25
Bank of Nova Scotia
Provinciale
17
24
Sales
Range
31%
50
36%
17
"Feb
23
Week's
of Prices
Low
—
*
40%
„
50
Montreal
Pw
Range
50
preferred
Eailey Selburn 5%% pfd
Banque Canadian National
Banque
Par
Eathurst Power & Paper class A
Class- B
'
•
35%
50
of
Sales
41
50
Bank
Last
Sale Price
36
preferred
Steels
Friday
STOCKS
•
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas
24
»
Ltd
Canadian
$2.40
JULY
Bowater Paper
i
-—£
Bowaters Mersey Paper 5%% pfd—50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
•
British American Oil common
•
*
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Argus
ENDED
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
23 %
38 %
WEEK
Exchange
Lew
25
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4 % %
preferred
Anglo
*
FOR
41
36%
41
3,525
33
41
Mar
July
July
Calgary Power
Preferred
Canada
12%
125
35%
39
1,335
95
92%
95
345
100
•
33%
33%
34
20
23
28
28
283
100
—
Cement
12
—
common
$1.30 preferred
100
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
32% July
39
Jan
79
Jan
99%
10
99%
Jan
103
May
1,277
31%
Jun
37
Mar
26%
Jan
28%
9
Jan
Apr
Jan
39
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
40
(392)
,
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
T.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Foundries
Iron
Canada
Par
5%
preferred
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
Class
57c
preferred
33
1,040
48
375
40
127a
100
11
37% Mar
Mar
127a
Jan
30%
Jun
Jun
49%
13
May
^63%
66%
3,181
54
Jan
66% July
39%
39
33%
39%
3,808
35%
Jan
42% May
35
35%
Jan
42%
17
17%
1,245
a9.75
a9.75
5
Aluminum
39'%
•
__
•
common
a22 % a22 %
100
...—;
90
90
Jun
Ap-r
17% July
4.85
Apr
9.75 July
■22%
Jun
75
Jun
11%
5
90
2
25%, Feb
Celanese
SI.75
$1.00
•
series
Canadian
_
23%
22%
23%
25
common
series
31
31
31
al8
al8
al2% al3%
25
Chemical
&
Cellulose
•
al3%
*
18
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse common...*
common
Preferred
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
1
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
—
17%
Apr
18
Jan
8%
Jan
5
25
Jan
65
106
Mar
75
10%
17%
74%
,10
18%
18%
475
46%
*
_
_
_
_
Jan
15
14%
...
Jan
12% July
Feb
20
74%
Apr
80
Jan
18
jun
24
Jan
Jun
45%
451
47%
Jan
14%
Feb
alO
50
28%
29%
2,016
27%
Jan
28%
28%
4,772
27%
Jun
307a May
31% Mar
13
13%
459
11% Mar
15% May
87a
8 %
.10
•
8 %
.
10
700
July
8
May
Jan
15%
'
Combined
Corbys
class
20%
——.
•
A—
— —
& Seal
*
Co_
Crown Zellerbach class A
22 %
—3
14
15%
8,150
11
Jan
20
20%
4,869
19 Vb
Apr
34
34
105
20
20
400
62%
*
;
....
14 %
•
Mining & Smelting
Glass
Cork
Crown
•
Enterprises
Consolidated
Consumers
62%
25
22%
22%
13%
Placer
.2
Company———_•
Powell River
37%
Power
Corp of Canada
Premium
Iron
....
Provincial
.'
Ores!—
Seagrams
.....V™--
593
15% July
Dominion
32% July
357a Mar
18% July
21
54%
62% July
Feb
Jan
21
Feb
24 % Mar
•
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
Dairies
Foundries
Steel
Stores
Dominion
Du
Pont
of
7% 7o
Dupuis
Jan
23%
237a
3,678
50
13
13
13 74
1,325
49%
5072
4,770
87
85 74
87
175
20 72 May
24 %
Feb
18
22
Feb
May
Feb
13 74
Jan
6
41%
51% July
Mar
85
July
92
Feb
21
2074
21
450
227s
67 7a
71
2,080
66
Jun
9072
19%
19
19 74
9,647
14 7a
Jah
117a
4,390
974
Jan
15 74
15 72
1,705
1474
Jun
26
27 74
1,435
1972
75 72
75 72
45
71
July
774
774
250
7
May
■
—.~T
•
26%
50
•
— —
*
A
Natural
Quebec
Power<
Roe
V)
(A
Eddy
—
•
Match
Electrolux
Enamel
_
1872 May
Jan
12
2
St
St
Lawrence
Cement
Lawrence
Corp common
5 7c
preferred
class
450
27
Jan
30
54
Jan
70
14
Jan
21
1072
10 72
1,300
5
Jan
375
375
300
Jan
3.75 July
22%
I—Its
a74%
22%
227a
a71 a74%
1,048
185
15
14%
15
2,650
31%
31%
32%
785
10
5.50
5.50
6.00
1,010
Ltd common..
•
Ltd
3972
810
50
9
1
49%
___________.1%
Steel Wares
4074
10072 100 72
...
General Dynamics.
General
39%
100
Motors..
__
•
common
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Renfrew
Home Oil
1.30
22
July
25% May
50 %
Feb
75% July
13%
Jun
17
Mar
28 Vu May
35
"Feb
5.50
July
8.95
Jan
44
3774
Jan
Jan
100
103
Jan
9
100
49
50%
1,195
49
July
63
53
72
440
44
Mar
5474 July
17
450
44
4474
2,270
774
Feb
Jan
11
35 %
May
974
Jun
Jan
197»
Jun
44% July
16%
16%
500
16
Jun
20
Apr
•
15%
16%
Jun
21
Jan
Jun
20%
$1.40
preferred
15%
2,553
13%
45
46
2,802
39%
Apr
46% Mar
53
52%
53
1,102
51%
Jun
64
10
75%
•
Acceptance Corp
39
5
com
common
73%
75%
1,168
6.75
7.10
2,255
11
440
a23
25
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
a
10%
7.10
•
;
Imperial Oil Ltd
Indus
al4%
45%
•
Imperial Bank
Rights
;
Imperial Investment class A
4,850
al5
•
common
Mining..
15
•
Paper
a23
50
39
40%
4,399
63% Jan
6.05
Jun
79% May
7.15 May
10% May
21% Jan
12%
Jan
23
Feb
38 '/a
Jun
46%
Jan
13%
13
13%
2,855
12%
Apr
14%
Feb
40
41%
3,100
35%
Jun
41 %
July
'•
15
15
16%
940
10
21%
22%
659
*
19
19
50
25
24%
24%
100
97% 100%
3,848
com
preferred
.
International Nickel of Canada
com..*
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
11% May
Public Service Ltd
Limited (John)
Labatt
Loeb
Lower
(M)
99%
Jan
12%
Apr
24
16% July
121% Mar
a32
15
32
July
37%
43%
Jun
1,445
28% Mar
37% July
5
53%
53
54
5,180
__io
48% Mar
55
15 %
14%
15 %
1,875
12
16
Jan
Jan
May
•
common
•
Power
Massey-Ferguson
5 % %
Class
(Robt)
•
common
preferred
preferred
Mitchell
•
...
25
1,325
20
Jan
27%
Jun
28% Mar
28
29%
1,000
10%
13
2,250
Jun
14% May
32
32%
175
27%
Jan
38
41%
41
43
1,306
36%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
11,042
130
130
20
107
110 110%
100
class
A
•
B
•
•
Preferred
.
Trust
~
•
Mar
10%
45 % July
Jan
16%
149%
117
105
Jun
112%
Jun
11%
370
9
May
12%
3.50
220
28%
809
22%
Jan
29%
Jun
694
22%
Jan
29
40%
41
290
40 %
Jan
43
19
19%
May
1,080
17%
Jan
49
49
20 % May
210
46
Jan
51
33%
33%
100
27
Jan
38 % May
19
2.50
Feb
Mar
—-
al6
al6
50
15
al6
75
15 Vb Mar
17%
17%
Jan
17% May
17% Apr
1,015
16
Jan
19
Feb
al3
al3
25
13
July
15
13
13
May
204
13
52%
Noranda Mines Ltd
—
For
footnotes
•
100
see
page
44.
15
July
16
% May
tO
98
Jan
July
17%
Jan
19% Mar
100
May
50
40%
40%
397
40
Jan
43
Jan
85
45
Jan
52%
Feb
46%
Jan
52%
Feb
Series
Series
47c
A
B
—
40%
_*
a48%
,
Williams
Southam
;
pfd
50
4 % 7c
pfd_.______—.—50
7%
preferred
Simpsons
Co
Canada
of
com
100
135
38%
*
.....—
74
:
——
Canada
Standard
Structural
Power
46%
47%".'
a47% a48%
—
—•
.....J.—
...
Southern
16% Mar
35
Jun
32% Jun
30
152
132
1,110
Jan
32 %
Jan
367a
Jan
139 % Mar
Jan
39% July
74
1
75
825
65
Jan
81
60
430
56
Jan
60%
15
89
———*
Steinbergs class A
..
12% May
29 %
60
18
*
—;
v
135 ; 135
38%
39%
—.2..*
Steel
Steel Co of Canada
Texaco
Canada Ltd
18
11,865
10
Feb
18
68%
Jan
90% July
23 Va
Jan
35%
39%!
29
2,803
30%
88%
30
•
2,730
May
Jun
July
Jun
Walker
Webb
Gooderham
*
preferred
*
Jan
75
Mar
1,800
51
Mar
68
July
4,975
25
Mar
31
Jan
10% Jan
13
Mar
.
74
265
—
,
39
39
25
.
39% July
33
Mar
3.50
Feb
4.10
Apr
34
Jan
44 %
Apr
34%
150
Jan
44
Apr
a92
a92
5
88
Jan
92
Jan
al06
al06
5
105
Feb
107
Feb
36%
36%
100
..
*
common..—
1,145
3.75
39%
2,050
39
.100
;
39%.
3.65
39
—_—.100
s
38%
3.75"
•
Limited
64
68
29%
11%
39%
—..—*
preferred
Zellers.
—
____1
B
67c
•
.
Worts
&
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Weston (Geo) class A—
4%%
28%**
.
&
Class
325
64
27%
11%
67
...—_—?'■
Pipeline...
United Steel Corp
72%
73.
10
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
Trans Canada
.
Canadian Stock
•
Shown Are Expressed
35 % May
40% May
51%
53
4,150
50
16
11%
16%
2,093
11 %
507a
—
—
Exchange
Last
Par
Pulp &
Anglo-Nfld
Development
Bros Ltd
Beatty
Belding-Corticelli 17c
Blue
Bonnets
Ltd
Co
40c
46c
Low
55c
28,000
43
7%
7%
*
874
Jan
55
3772
Jan
46
7,424
674
Jan
872 July
12% May
9 V2
.
9%
100
7
Jan
100
11
Jan
15
805
Apr
1174
2.50
330
20%
100
19
14
10%
10%
20%
100
pfd
127a
2.50
,
14
200
12%
87a
2.50 July
*
Burlington Steel Co Ltd.
3
Co Ltd
__
14
_
Apr
Apr
Mar
1072
.
'
&
High
1.00
40C
12 72
—.—
.
.
Raceway Inc.—-.—
Warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43
—5
....
Shares
»
Mills Ltd.
Paper
for Week
Low
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Abltca Lumber & Timber
in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Canada
&
Canadian
Canadian
*
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd...
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd new._*
Food Prod Ltd 4%
pfd... II
Canadian
General
Canadian
Crain
Investments
Marconi
Canadian
Power
Paper
Inv
-
1,630
491
57
25
57
CO CO
July
Apr
2.75 July
2274 July
Jun
14
May
27
July
38 74
20% July
200
387t
Jan
21% July
Jun
33 72
57
Jan
52
41
July
Jun
7
300
a7%
a7%
450
42 74
43
3,004
%
46%
1,013
3772 May
347a Jan
463
a23
a77a
a23
50
13%
Jan
23
July
1574
Jun
30
Jan
40
Apr
47
Jan
Jan
5
6%
Jan
8% Mar
8
Apr
"
*
427a
...
10
common
46
44
*
(R L)
18
7
Ltd...._*
Corp Ltd
1972
2174
57
w—
"l
__
Paper
19%
20%
'
*
Ltd...
Co
&
Gas
Ltd
—
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Feralco
Fleet
Industries
21
21
1,055
42 7z
43%
680
1.00
a
A.
Ltd
19%
43%
•
Feb
45
4
July
500
1.10
10,500
180 72
181
295
108
Jan
190
Jun
26
26
26
25
18
Feb
26
May
2.50
2.40
2.50
19
19
,
_
•
Horner
*
Ltd
Inland
(Frank
Chemicals
W')
Canada
International Paints
67c
class
cumulative
A
Ltd....
class
20
*
<1
Jan
1.50
July
Apr
Ltd
Jun
2.50
July
23 %
Jan
Jun
11%
July
2.00
40V4
Apr
Feb
July
8 72
8 72
100
20
31
610
31
3072
3174
635
30%
Jun
42
Feb
28%
*
(Walter
29
100
2872
Feb
33
Jan
9
Apr
'
~
*
M)
19
30
♦
cl A.
com
157
'
—
Co
B
Ltd
Co
65c
(Canada) Ltd—
preferred
Kelly Douglas class A_
Lowney
750
•
1.00 July
1.35
1.00
80c
1807a
•
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
Melchers
6 7c
.
Distilleries
Ltd
*
common
preferred
Minnesota
&
Paper
Co
Royal Rice
Mills
8%
30
Quebec
Northwest
Orange
*
Power
Atlantic
Corp
4%%
6%
of
non
3,085
Premier
Co
Ltd
*
»
Jan
15%
Apr
58
July
Feb
Mar
16% July
52
95
40
Feb
140
140
53% July
95
132
Jan
144% Mar
25
25
75
22
Apr
26%
Jan
157s
Jun
3672 Mar
3774
Jun
46
July
Mar
Invest
Co
Feb
9
26
Jan
13
July
190
467a
Jan
5172
2
2572
Jan
28
205
50
5172
100
!
*
a26
a26
!
16 74
16 72
205
772
97a
1,000
3.60
3.60
95
43
43
47
,180
80
80
700
87a
7%
9
3,830
32
3374
|/—
1
Jan
Feb
25
12
7 7a
Feb
May
Apr
1672 July
4.40 Mar
9% July
11
3.25 May
4.00
Apr
i
1st
preferred
50
cumulative partic 2nd pfd_50
Ltd
43
4
*
4072
Jan
45
72
Jan
8074 July
4.50
Jan
9
Apr
July
i
1
Quebec Telephone
Corp common
St
Industries
Maurice
Gas
Ltd
pfd
1074
Jan
12 72
1.25
1.30
2,200
85c
237a
24
1,032
18
Jan
26
Apr
125 % 125 %
27
125
Mar
131
Jan
1.30
•
■
387a
—
10
preferred series A
Principal
Ltd cl A
Hotel
Ltd
(L E)
Mar
Jun
72
3872
37
•'
:
13%
)l974
*
Properties
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
•: 37
1
37
25
37
July
29
125
20
Jan
13%
13%
2,015
*
1,150
3672
Apr
3872 July
14
Jun
1.30 July
44
3872
29
Jan
Apr
May
*
*
50
cum
'
*
28 72
♦
Invest
_.
100
Corp Fund
Corporations class B
Windsor
700
12%
t
•
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co___.
Union Gas of Canada Ltd common..
United
14-
Jan
37%
1
Inc
B
Fuel
Feb
-
27 74
12%
37
*
:
Traders Finance Corp class A
Trans-Canada
572%
3374 July
117a
22
12
37%
•
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Class
Jan
750
805
1,330
12%
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
Russell
-
32
5
Warrants
United
507a
Apr
31
8
774
a22
12
Canada—
Steel Mills
9
1472 July
22 72 May
774
a22
/ * 50
♦
_
cumulative
46
35
12
_
Ltd
Candn
40%
i
*
_
—
Ltd
200
h-
*
Ltd
Power
Industries
Crush
10
33
'
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Northern
9
1472
33
( ;
»
Ltd.
Canada
9
1472
33
46
5
Corp Ltd new
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount
/- 9
14%
10
Ontario
Moore
United
common
.',935
2,115
yJ
4.10 Mar
13
Products
15
18%
Jan
93
195
Jun
17%
Steel
15
17%
Feb
al6
preferred
Jan
12,729
Feb
27%
3.50
«
7 7c
75 %
al4
Southern Canada Power 6%
5
Ontario
4,042
July
33%
Jun
Jan
27%
•
common
93
Jan
43
13%
31%
Pacific
28%
Preferred
Ogilvie Flour Mills
87%
ay
May
28%
27%
5
common
30
11
~40
Montreal Locomotive
10
11
•
Morgan & Co
23
29
"lOO
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
Montreal
25
*
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
4 % %
.
13
Lawrence
22%
Jan
9% Mar
24% May
100% July
108
35
Jun
Jan
903
36%
19
Jun
121
a32
5
22 % July
Mar
83%
119%
*
Ltd
St
Jun
38
33%
Mussens
Jamaica
16
307
4,662
29%
Common
17%
7.50
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
2.092
11
&13%
Loblaw Groceterias
67c
19
41%
Feb
Jan
Mar
40 %
•
Warrants
Inland Cement preferred..
International Bronze Powders
Jun
7
31%
Consumers
100
r.
Class B
Howard Smith
Hudson Bay
Jan
14%
4672 May
53
17
•
common
class A
50%
Feb
al3%
Consolidated
Holt
Jun
Jun
13
*
Burns
Gatlneau Power common
Bakeries
4%
41%
163
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
Class A
3
——*
1072 July
375
•
General
1,000
1,300
al5
15
Apr
•
General
5%
44%
100
Salada-Shitriff-Horsey common
Apr
315
1072
•
preferred
69% Mar
17%
.
Apr
25
20
Fraser Cos
5%
Feb
Jan
al5
-
91%
*
A
—
Jan
63
•
preferred
Apr
43
18%
40%
10%
18%
—10
Apr
30
Foundation Co of Canada
Petroleum
61%
Apr
Jun
5%
a
...—*
41
common.—10%
Royal Bank of Canada
Anglo-Can
French
155
874 Mar
20
•
Heating Prod class A
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co
35%
Feb
12%
Feb
80
63
1
B
-955
36%
36%
u
Mar
19
2872
2974
——
_
Corp
&
Class
2974
*
__i
common
Jan
43%
al5
Gas
(Canada)
Prices
Eddy Paper
10 Va
19% July
1074
-3%
class
525
Feb
11 VB
(1956)
12
37%
65%
\18% Jan
Jan
69%
•
common
Canada
Freres
Jan
13%
•
_
preferred
34%
9.50 July
50%
common
Ltd
31% Mar
600
•
Ltd
Textile
Bros
com—
•
Tar & Chemical
Dominion
Donohue
& Steel
Coal
&
1,304
•
Glass common
Dominion
34
9 72
•
common
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
237a
•
Corsets
3374
al77. al7%
2.50
Feb
Jun
Feb
227a
9 72
33%
—a
Petroleum
30%
65
43%
.
Distillers
28% Jun
175
36
'*%•
5%
»
common
v
Dome
•'
.20c
—*
1
Transport
12%
1,763
12
__
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
3.710
34
34* 34 %
—...1
Development
Sherwin
29%
I25
Petrofina Ltd preferred
i.
46%
Feb
7%
635
1,495
28%
•
Pacific Railway
Canadian
J)
" ■
Mar
alO
_
Oil Companies common
45%
13
33%
—
July
108% July
Jun
10
400
11%
17
74%
__
18
36
Feb
9%
18
a33
10%
33%
33%
•
1
High
13% July
11%
I—50
(B
20
2,780
11%
Canadian
Coghlin
1Q0
Jan
17%
_•
Preferred
Locomotive
Apr
32%
18
—74%
....
International Power.;
Canadian
23 %
*
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
•
common™,
1
common
Quebec
18%
29%
108% 108 7a
__
Pacific
Low
Mar
90
3,585
a33
100
.
Petroleums
Page-Hersey Tubes ...—...—...——-•
Penmans
Range Since Jan.
High
...
I
Canadian
Shares
Low
Par
High
Low
65 Vz
28
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
47%
warrants
Bronze
Shares
High
•
.
British
(Canadian
of Prices
31'/a
127a
for Week
Last
•
•
f
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
__lp
common
:
A
31%
•
12.50
—
24
JULY
ENDED
for Week
Low
10
common
Canada Steamship common
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
;
Week's
pfd. 50
157a
Apr
19
197s
15 74
Jan
'52 7a
52 7z
52 72
100
517a
Jan
53
26%
26
2674
450
21
Jun
58 %
58 72
50
2674 July
58 72 July
3.25
3.60
24,710
5 72
5%
1.681
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22
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$
—_
•
1074 Mar
*5%
❖
X
—
*
700
57
July
3.25 July
5%
52
197a July
July
3.75 July
Jun
8
Mar
Jan
70
May
190' Number 5867 V
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(393)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
r
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Mining and Oil
Alscope
Atlas
Mines
Sulphur
Augustus
Range
Shares
Low
17c
—
Ltd.
Co
17c
3.000
"15c
July
472c
472c
5,500
4c
Jan
13c
42,000
4c
Apr
fc13c
44c
102,236
35c
Jun
7'85c
42,100
9c
Feb
1
600
Baker
1
20c
20c
21c
5,500
6v2c
6 Vic
2,500
Beauce
Ltd
;
Ltd
1
:
,
Bay Mining Co
Lake
Placer
Belle-Chibougamau
Oil
Hill
C'alalta
Mines' Ltd
Collieries
Canadian
Canalask
Nickel
Canuba
4c
July
10c
Feb
84c
85c
5,000
84c
July
85c
July
54c
50c
54c
11,100
84c
Feb
6c
4,000
5Vic May
13c
Mar
40c
1,500
38c
85c
Apr
Oils
8c
20c
34c
22,500
37c
•
7c
63,333
8c
20c
37,000
21c
^
70c
3,000
500
4c
5c
3,000
7.25
5c
70c
7.50
300
40 Vic
3
97.
Jan
42c
July
25Vic
10c
__
Mines Ltd
Jun
10Vic
15c
Jan
Jan
5Vic
42c
Mar
70c
4c
May
July
1.15
July
7.05
7c
;
Jan
Jun
10Vi Mar
9 Vi
5,680
5Vi
Jan
4.40
450
4.30
July
1.12
1.12
1.20
5c
6 Vi c
2,000
3c
Jun
10c
Mar
24 %
24 Vi
25
20,095
13c
Feb
27c
Jun
5c
July
14c
Par
29c
May
Jan
65c
Jun
Jan
12
Feb
Mines
Abitibi
Power
Quebec
Asbestos
1.12
July
6c
5c
6 Vic
..18,300
l
13 Vic
13 Vie
17c
5,500
—1
45c
40c
45c
30,500
11
11V4
925
7.00
7.50
3,400
5c
5c
3,500
4Vic Apr
5,500
15l/2C July
Exploration Ltd-.
Central-Del Rio
Central
Ltd
Corn
Oils
Manitoba
*
__
Ltd
7.05
Ltd
Mines
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
Acadia
1
5c;
1
Class
Acme
16c
Agnico
Gas
Cons
lOVic
9 Vi July
6.05
1.85
Jan
Jan
15 Vi c
17c
21c
9.75
6.10
Jun
9.15
Jan
9Vic Jan
4 %
%
Consol
~8c
Jan
21c
Mar
-
al2c
1
al2c
8c
American
7,000
7i
950
11
16V4 July
Anchor
500
7Vic
Feb
11c
Apr
Anglo
6c
Jan
17c
Mar
250
15%
Apr
21 Vi May
1.90
100
1.80
Jun
2.75 Mar
1.54
500
1.07
Jan
1.96
Jan
1st
8c
2,000
8c
Mar
lOVic
Jan
Arcadia
13c
15c
4,500
12c
Ltd—____1
143a
Monpas Mines Ltd——1
10c
9 Vic
10c
5,500
18
18
1
1.90
1
1.54
__1
8c
1
10c
*
14
6c
Mar
Ltd
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fontana
Mines
(1945)
Fundy Bay Copper
*
Ltd—
Mines
1
Ltd—
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines
,
July
22c
29
30V4
625
24 Vi
May
32
Vic
4 ViC
4 ViC
2,500
4c
Jan
13 Vic
13c
16c
45,300
5c
Jan
30 V4
4
1
9 Vic
8c
9 Vic
*
:___
Ltd—
14,452
50c
Mar
78c
3,200
68c
Jan
44c
1,020
42c
Apr
75c
July
Jan
1.02
53C
Jan
15C
Jan
9c
6,200
3.15
3.25
16,260
2.55
Jun
3.60
1.50
1.60
2,400
1.05
Jun
1.85 May
2.50
2.75
10,835
2.00
Jan
27%
29%
14,271
21%
Jan
45c
50c
1,775
43c
Jan
61c
Mar
*
—
■
50c
8c
Mar
Feb
Feb
2.80
29% July
15%
15
15%
2,455
13%
Jun
17
Mar
—10
_
20
19%
20
3,700
19
Jun
24
Mar
50
67
66
115
63
Jun
71% Mar
8.25
k67
8?50
452
7
41
40%
1
__
—
—
Pete
52c
48c
55c
12c
12c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
May
2,800
V
4C
jan
12c
May
9,700
46c
Mar
80c
Jan
Jan
21c
May
500
5Vic
Jan
42% July
31c
Jan
65C
3.35
3.40
1,700
36%
20,092
34%
26% May
37 %
21%
21%
21%
290
21
Feb
22
45
45
45%
730
43
Jan
45%
36c
28 %c
42c
39,200
24c
Jan
45c
Mar
IOV2C IOV2C
2,075
10c
Jun
18C
Feb
12c 14 %C
29,532
10c
—
14c
1
_
__
_
July
1,500
63c
July
91c
Jan
80c
9,833
63c
Jun
91c
Jan
-
8%
8%
8%
400
6
Jan
12% May
4.75
4.75
700
2.95 Mar
13 %c 15 %c
30,000
13 %c July
13 %c
„
1
8.45
700
51
52 %
495
50%
12
330
12
24c
51
*
,
8.25
12
'
Paper pfd __50
.____
Jan
25c
12c
70c
4 75
_
Feb
70c
.
4.75
—
—
____
Exploration
Feb
70c
;
20c
1c
July
71c
50c
&
Apr
5.15 May
36 %
Controis
_
3.25 July
25
—
1
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
24c
2,000
8.25
July
7.00
May
Feb
10%
Jan
Feb
53
Apr
July
24c
Apr
24c
14
Feb
Mar
45c
36 %c
36c
40c
119,770
*
—
44
44
310
36
Jan
45
Jan
98
98
98
5
90
May
100
Mar
1
__
100
18c
15c
18c
5,600
14c
—
Mines
Anthes
3.40
4c
4c
500
2c
May
July
1
_
Imperial
common.
preferred
class
B_.
Nickel
t
Jun
33c
Jan
52c
23c
Jan
10c
Apr
Apr
Mar
7 Vic Mar
22c
35%
1,300
1
pfd—
_°
Petroleums
Apr
7,385
36c
„50
4 %
Nepheline
_
10%
41%
*
Mines
May
36c
*
Warrants
Mines
73c
76c
28%
5
Canada
Arcan
206,450
1-00
96c
1.04
4,850
96c
Jun
*
50
39 Vi
39 Vi
40 Vi
1,710
32
Jan
89
89 Vi
420
69
Jan
93
Mar
47Vi
43
400
45
May
48
Feb
19c
*
_
—
Argus
Corp common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50
7 Vi
1
Corporation
Area Mines
—
.
preferred
—
87Vi
50
Arjon
Gold Mines.——
Asamera Oil
—
—
40c
—
1.32
1-75
11 Vic 12Vic
1.25
10,500
1.39
7,300
1.50
Jan
8%
Jun
1.50 Mar
42% Mar
July
2.09
Apr
Feb
13 Vi Mar
15%
Apr
11c
Jun
1.25
'
Ashdown
Haitian
Copper Corp Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
1
:
Ltd
5
5c
33 Vi
4 Vic
5c
16,500
32 Vi
33%
1,425
4c
Jan
30 Vi July
10c
Feb
Ash
Atlantic
Gold
Lead
&
*
common
Min
Labrador
&
Explor
5%c
2,000
5 Vic
July
10c
Jan
Atlas
14c
4,000
13c
July
26c
Feb
Atlas
YellOwknife
Atlin-Ruffner
1
20%
Ltd——1
6 Vic
Mining
425
4c
4c
3,500
1.25
1.25
1,000
87
——_5
Mining
Mylamaque
Santiago
1.19
Aunor
4c
July
7c
Jan
1.20
7,300
99c
Jan
a40c
500
35c
July
14V4
100
11c
11c
1.05
1.10
16c
16c
lie
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
85c
Jan
13c
Jan
May
1.75 Mar
30c
Apr
9,800
58c
Mar
1.24
Apr
12,500
7c
Jan
36Vic
Apr
1
1
1.92
1.99
3,500
75c
6c
5 Vic
4c
4c
4,000
4c
July
83c
83c
85c
18,000
46c
Jan
6c
Jan
85c
4,865
6c
28,500
lie
12c
2,500
3.25
3.30
500
Corp—:
9 Vic
1
Ltd.:
1
1.38 July
85c
*
Ltd—
1.90
9 Vic
1,000
1.85
1.94
39,925
74c
Jun
5Vic Jun
3.25 July
Jan
9c
Jan
28c
Apr
Apr
4.50 Mar
1.95 May
lie
12c
3,000
9c
July
75c
700
72c
Jun
31c
29c
39c
413,800
9c
1.15
16c
Apr
75c
13Vic
Jun
8.00
7.90
8.00
775
1
75c
69c
75c
3,500
69c
July
1
59c
59c
63c
63,700
40c
Feb
2
Ltd
1.34 Mar
45c
1
38c
34c
38c
Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
2.50 Jan
9Vic Jun
——90c
Mines
24c
69c
—,_1
Ltd—
Copper
Feb
300
2,000
Jan
16% Mar
17c
Ltd
Asbestos
Uranium
1,500
10c
1.85 Mar
55c
61c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—_——_ 1
Opemiska
Jan
16c
20c
North American Rare Metals
Obalski
13%
May
65c
Ltd—
Corp
Uranium Mines
Mining
Ltd
Corp
Oil Ltd 472%
Gas &
Permo
7.90 July
25c
Jun
1.20
1.20
500
1
6c
6 Vic
1,000
6c
Jun
_1
70 c
72c
1,600
65c
Jun
5c
Prime
Warrants
8,600
1
pfd
Mines Ltd
i
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Porcupine
Auto
Gold
5c
5,500
4c
————_—.__
1.20
July
Jun
Gas
Producers
Ltd
Goldf\elds
Chibougamau
Quebec
20c
1.32
39c
Feb
Quebec Smelting & Refining
Rights
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
——
Crest
Banff
St
Lawrence
River
Dufault
Bankeno
of
Sullivan
Mines
Tib
Exploration
United
Valor
Asbestos
Oils
Bathurst
Class
70c
64c
1.65
12c
1.24
50c
Power
B
Beattie
Jan
Jun
July
Belcher
Bell
Bethlehem
Apr
Bibis
Jan
Jan
Black
Feb
Bonville
Mar
5c
5 Vic
18,500
4c
Feb
9c
May
21c
20 Vic
22c
II,200
19c
July
35c
Mar
Vic
10,000
Vic July
Vic July
11%
200
11 Vi July
14% Mar
5c
500
4c
Jan
7.25 Mar
9c
5.05
4.85
5.05
7,585
3.20
Ltd—
3.20
100
11c 14%c
12 Vi
12 Vi
12%
15,000
1,600
3.25
Feb
3.10 May
Mar
5.05 July
4.50
2.05
700
15c
31,000
17c
127zc
2.05
13 Vic
19c
2,500
12 Vic
15c
2,500
78c
72c
78c
61,760
4 Vic
4 Vic
5c
6,750
Ltd—
4.65
4.65
200
2.20
Ltd.
4 Vic
Mines
4C
Ltd_
*
Westville Mines Ltd
For
footnotes
22c
l
see
page
44.
-
Bralorne
_
Brazilian Traction
Bridge
Tank
4,500
21 Vic
Apr
16c
Feb
3.15
July
34 Vi July
Jan
8c
65%
1.40
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
15c
Jun
11%
Jun
157a
__
—
—
British
Columbia
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
5,900
15c
Jun
26c
Jan
14c
Jan
25c
May
6c
Jan
9%c
25,800
60c
Jun
49
49
75
52
Feb
31%
31%
135
26 Vi
Jan
32%
Apr
20c
21c
3,816—
18c
Jun
36c
Mar
Jan
13% May
45
May
■
1
21c
9
9
a
1,485
17 %c
21c
4,500
26'%
27
882
91c
95c
4,960
43%
1.25
95c
11c
9 V
6%
16c
Mar
25% Mar
20c
12 c
20c
25c
30
1.32
Jan
17,183
39%
Apr
44 %
Feb
18,250
90c
Jan
2.05 May
26c
21c
28,942
16c
115,200
9c
Jun
62c
8,700
51c
Jun
1.08
21c
78,500
12c
Jan
22c
12c 12 %c
7,000
10c
Mar
30c
.
Jan
Jun
10c
17c
Jun
86c
60c
14Vic Mar
1
5c
5c
6c
8,000
5c
Jun
1
6%c
6c
8c
8,000
6c
July
__
51c
53c
14,400
49c
Jun
May
27 %c Mar
Jan
Mar
Apr
8Vic
Feb
10c
Jan
79c
Mar
7% July
7
230
48
49
235
___50
49%
49%
49 %
25
1
8%c
8c
8%c
6,200
7 Vic
Jun
1
6.80
6.75
6.85
1,310
6.75
Jun
5'/a
5%
5'%
12,843
22 %
2274
150
20% July
25
Jan
150
47
48
May
7
1
—
50
*
_
July
25,900
20c
_
-
1.94
82c
•
_
common
_
47
50
_
47
6
Jan
47% May
56%
Feb
47
49 Vi
Apr
5
2.13
May
July
July
15Vic Mar
8.40
Feb
7%
Apr
—__
Oil
_
3.30 Mar
1
2.15
2.13
2.20
3,400
*
_
American
83
82c
17,700
9c
1.10
_
Feb
16 c
6c
1.15
_
Feb
10c
15c
43
_
25c
62% July
July
1
_
Jan
21c 23 %c
1
_
2.00
23c
*
—
Feb
Feb
77c
21c
1
Jan
25%
72c
43%
—
10%
24
73c
1
_—
Preferred
367a
367a
37%
11,962
35
Jun
44%
Feb
42%
42 72
185
40
July
42 Vi
July
July
Electric—
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
■
_
_
_
50
May
89
88%
89
73
85
Mar
91
48
100
1
47%
48
310
45
Mar
48
Jun
51
51
240
49%
Apr
52
May
15%
4,006
12%
Feb
Jan
2.00 Jan
2.85 Mar
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Packers
Class
Products—._•
Jun
25c
Feb
16c
July
25c
Feb
British
Columbia
10c
July
36c
Feb
British
Columbia
Telephone
60c
Mar
94c
Feb
Broulan
4Vic July
9c
Jan
Brown
Jun
Reef
Jan
Brunhurst
17
17
700
14%
Feb
18
Apr
17
17%
1,400
14%
Feb
18
May
37%
38%
3,023
35%
Jan
40 % Mar
43 %
Jan
47% May
Mining
Buffadison
29C
5.500
16c
Jan
30c
Mar
Buffalo
2,000
15c
Jan
29c
Mar
Buffalo
3,100
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
Bunker
132,500
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
1,260
52c
51c
54c
12,100
1
14%
13 Vi
14%
1,183
11%
Jun
♦
4.50
4.50
4.50
200
2.20
Jan
5.00 July
5c
5c
5c
Jan
8%c Mar
45 %
93c
Jan
12c
Feb
Burrard
2,250
12c
13c
26,500
1
1.63
1.62
1.75
1,100
-1
Ankerite
<
Lake
6c
6c
6c
12,500
60s
2.60
11c
1.30
6c
Dock
7 Vic
8c
3,000
7c
20%
19%
20 Vi
1,387
16%
*
Dry
2,440
7 Vic
•-*
Extension
class A
14
*
37%
35 %
13
14
2,575
7
7%
475
Peb
July
May
Jan
July
32% July
39
•
*
Products
Hill
Burns
Jun
2.80
12c
2.62
Smelting
Burlington
Mar
7,500
2.60
1
&
Gold
Red
40
45%
1
Mines
Brunswick
Feb
6Vic
Feb
15
17
17%
25
Mines
Company
Bruck Mills class B—
Apr
75c
18
15%
*
38
A
Power
4.35
—
*
class
B
12 Vic
6.90
1.000
Feb
5,014
—
Britalta Petroleum
2.62
20,000
July
Jan
12,320
50C
common
9 Vic
85c
1.25
Jun
83
25
-
Jun
9Vic
Jun
Jun
8c
62 c
1
7.35
19%
19% July
15c
1.58
1
,___.
Pioneer
July
7Vic
29 Vi Mar
Jun
52%
79
__
pfd.
5%% pfd
1.98
85c
8c
4c
3,000
60c
1
__
4 Vic
22c
2,513
1.48
0
5%%
9,600
4Vic
Feb
8,418
1.48
*
_
_
Mersey
4.600
21c
20c
81%
.
'
—-.
Ltd
2.28
3Vic
18%
8 %0
1
•
Boymar Gold Mines
Building
Ltd
Jan
62%
60 J/2
*
—
4Vic '6V2C
Virginia Mining Corp
20c
8 %c
*
Mines
Gold
16c 16 Vic
1
20c
62%
10
_
Mines
Bordulac Mines
5 Vic
5c
370
7,820
.—
Uranium
Bay
Jan
I
■
7,225
20
1,60
__
__—
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
Feb
1
Vic
7.75
1.38
—
300
11V4
7.50
1.45
1
Mines
Uranium
4.70
Vic
6,500
60
__
__
Mines
Yukon
4.50
117.
5c
21
1
_
_
Bicroft
4.70
*
5c
Jun
July
2.65
Apr
1
:—
400
1,900
10
Conper Corp—
1,000
,
34 Vi
19%
1
—
21c
Feb
10c
30
Jun
12Vic
21,000
21
_.
Paper class A
Telephone
21c
47c
7.55
*
Corp
Paper
4.15
21,000
21
Ltd
&
Mining
Corp
21c
15c
«
Bowaters
—1
—
25
Mines..
Lodge
Bowater
July
July
32
15
10c llVic
3.05
3.10
25
__
Beatty Bros
Beaver
Jan
1.60
1
_
_____
♦
Duquesne
2.30
Corp
Co
13Vic
lOVic
3.10
Mines.
___
2,904
27C
Oil
15c
1
1
_
_
Petroleums
Bata
1.69
1.64
Vanguard Explorations Ltd.
Westburne
Feb
Ltd
Base Metals Mining
Uranium Mines
1.63
Ltd—
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
8c
Baska
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Basco Oil & Gas—
Mar
,_
Ltd
Lithium
5c
—;
3.30
Ltd
Corn
Feb
5c
.
Exploration
74c
Trebor Mines Ltd.—
United
23c
5c
__
Mines
2.55 Mar
Ltd
Titan Petroleum
July
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barnat
Barymin
37c
Ltd
Ltd—
11c
5c
6,000
1,600
_1
British
Tazin
14c
—*
Consolidated
3,500
Mines Ltd-
Mines
Cons
Lake Mines
13c
Montreal
1,200
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Tache
Jan
—
_.
Mines
Bankfield
Bank
40c
«
Mines
Mines
15c
1
50c
2.85
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
May
—
4%%
South
8c
Oils
38c
—_—
Gold
24 7a
5,000
;_;
preferred
preferred
2nd
British
Red
3,410
8 Vic
-
series
1st
2.74
1
17% July
500
28Vi
Beaver Lumber Co common
12 Vi Mar
1.88
5%
5%%
Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Lithium Corp
:_
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Jan
17 Vi
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bouzan
Jun
8% July
8c
common
_*
—.
7% May
Jan
26%
Mines
Electric
Jan
5%
1
-
Mines—
Gold
4.95
—
—
Bowater
Provo
17 Vi
28
Aumacho River Mines
Bevcon
Paudash Lake
Pennbec
17 Vi
100
1,200
2.05 Mar
95
17c
Ltd
Ltd
American
Jan
Apr
1.15
_—
Mines
Mining
1.07
81 Vi
14V4
Mines Ltd.
50c
Oit& Minerals Ltd *
Mines
200
1
Explorations
Amulet
West
87 Vi
a35c
New Spring Coulee
Orchan
30% Mar
—_1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
North
Feb
Jan
Mines
Mines
Aumaque
26
1
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Formaque Mines Ltd
Normetal
Aubelle
1
.1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Nocana
6c
21 Vi July
10c
Feb
Apr
1
Canada
of
Mogador Mines Ltd-.
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
New
18 Vi
—*
Ltd—.
New
3,000
28 Vi
1
Ltd
Ltd——
New
7c
271
5
Corp Ltd
Mining
New
200
1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
Corp
7
8Vi
V 15
—._.—-1
Mines-
Avillabona Mines
Maritimes
Monpre
21 Va
1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine" Mines
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
8
Steels
13c
Ltd—
Co
7
8V2
.
■
1
5Vic
Ltd—
Mines
7
*
*
1
__
Mines
Zinc
14%
common..,
Acceptance
Ltd——1
Ceramic Mining
Kerr-Addison
Kontiki
Ltd..
Mines
International
14Vi
B_______—10
Preferred
Lake
Indian
14Vi
._20
Temple
35 Vi Mar
class
Hardware
•
3.80 Mar
18% July
3.20
*
Oils
American
Ansil
Metal
Jan
Jun
~
Warrants
3c
Denison
Fab
27c
8c
—
__
of
Lead
10c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Inc_„__
68c
13 %C May
Jan
2.70
12%
43c
*
Leduc
Analogue
Minerals
70c
78c
Minerals——
Co
American
Jan
&
1,108
Jun
Feb
'
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
18c
Oil
2,650
1
.
July
Empire
2.85
18%
Ltd
Aluminum
8c
__
2.70
*
100
;
Feb
17c
July
45c
8.25
_
Anacon
Ltd
22
18%
■
..
.1
_
Alminex
Feb
Mines
19% July
6%c Apr
Jun
1.55
_
Roxana
Jun
Ltd—
405
5,500
Algoma Steel
Allied
Mar
Mines
20
23,200
Warrants
22c
Sullivan
Mar
17c
50c
common
12c
Elder
12
lie
_
common
Central
Preferred
23c
East
10% July
19%
.—1
Algom Uranium
Jan
Ltd
Jun
75
17c
Gold
Algoma
July
Mines
24
10c
Trunk
Pac
6c
Dome
Jun
20
'
Alberta
12c
Ltd_
23%
170
_
Alberta
14,000
Mines
400
24c
2.75
53,500
Dolsan
23%10%
10%
2.75
Warrants
8c
a
May
40
11c
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common
16c
Mines
34 7a
10%
*
_
Yellowknife
6c
Ltd
3,040
*
Ajax Petroleums
14c
Mines
High
38%
—1
Oil
&
Surpass Shoe
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Low
37%
-
121.832
*
common
Advocate Mines Ltd
8c
Cleveland
Bi-Ore
—
42c
*
Gas
AgneW
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36c
•
common
A
16c
,
Mines Ltd
Paper
Acadia Uranium Mines
1
Lake
Shares
23 %.
&
Atlantic Sugar
Copper Corp.—% 1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—
,__1.50
Chipman
fdr Week
Low
37c
—1
Preferred
Aluminium
Cartier
Cassiar
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Aph
Jan
I,400
—__—__l
i
Jan
8 Vi
____1
Ltd
60c
May
4.30
Ltd—*
Ltd
1.30 Mar
Jun
Ltd—
Explorations Ltd—______1
Mines
6c
40c
37c
1
Mines Ltd.
Carbec
37,000
84c
25c
c.
Canorama
Feb
5c
Ltd___l
Petroleums
Homestead
8c
52c
1
Mines
Resources
Devonian
5c
4c
l
2
Common
Canadian
Jan
49c
1
„
Ltd
Chibougamau
Canadian
33c
Jan
19c
50c
*
1
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
Campbell
Jan
July
4 Vic
1
Ltd
Tungsten Mines Ltd.
Petroleums
10%
Jun
7.60
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite
Copper Corp
Burnt
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abacus
1
Ltd
Ltd.5>—
Gas
&
Exchange
in Canadian Dollars
Feb
Apr
1
Mines
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Bluewater
21c
1
Gold
Mining
July
10c
10c 137aC
7.70
Red
Are Expressed
Feb
35c
7.50
Beatrice
Shown
STOCKS
Mar
,6c
13c-;
7.50
Mines
40c
>•
37c
__
—
1
Bateman
Toronto Stock
Prices
High
12c
Ltd.
Ltd
Gold
24
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
Band-Ore
ENDED
Friday
Ltd
Iron
&
Mines
Talc
WEEK
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd.—
Exploration
Metal
Aull
RANGE
Sales
Stocks—
Explorations
Ameranium
Week's
12%
May
59c
Jan
14%
Jan
3.70
22c
Feb
Jan
2.55 May
9c
39
lie
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
24
Jun
14% Mar
6% Mar
8
Jan
,
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(394)
.
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last.
Sale Price
Oils
Mine3
Cadamet
Calalta
Gas & Oils—
4% %
Canada
Class
1,830
Southern
Canada Southern
28
280
27
Jan
16 %
150
12%
Jan
23
200
22%
30%
Apr
1,445
25
1.44
1.52
10,275
60c
74c
2,000
56
56
125
1.44
54
833
49
406
72c
82c
.1
class B,.
13%
3 3%
—20
65%
63%
*
39%
25
39%
9.40
8.00
7.75
15%
23 %
I
Commerce
Canadian Breweries
common
————
—
Canadian British
Aluminium
A
warrants-——
Class
B
warrants
Canners
class
Canadian
Celanese
common
A—
—.
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
Cellulose
&
Collieries
Curtis
Wright
Apr
*
7'A
27c
7 %
7'A
100
27c
30c
10,400
25c
Jun
14c
14c
2,000
11c
Apr
!
•
*
Mar
35%
Jan
42%
11
Apr
17% July
3,500
4
Anr
10
38%
40
3,038
39%
460
17%
8.50
9.55
8.00
15%
275
22%
23%
2,275
31
200
7,915
Jun
7c
1,320
15
13%
1.39
1.32
1.43
39,690
9%
8%
9%
23.330
80c
85c
4,705
2.90
2.95
7,200
10
Jan
Ma?
4,309
20
845
18% July
21%
19
240
13
Jan
20 % Mar
13
13%
429
11%
Jan
14
Mar
July
58c
Jan
Apr
12c
18%
1
Jan
1 08
2 80
July
4,900
36c
10c
2,000
7%c
62c
500
3.80
3.80
4.00
800
23%
23
23%
3,864
17% May
23% July
2.04
2.00
2.10
12,450
■1.7b
2.60
9c
9c
10c
10,000
8c
1.55
1.55
1,000
30c
30c
100
23c
Jan
32c
Feb
9%c
9%C
4,500
8c
Apr
13c
May
—_*
common
,,
1
9%c
10
31
31
31%
51%
51%
53'A
14 %c
13c
15c
Petroleum
•
17%
Jan
Dome Petroieum
Dominion Bridge
Julv
Dominion
4.25
4.50
13,485
11%
11%
150
20%
21%
355
31c
35c
44,370
Canadian
10%
10%
218
2.26
2.45
14,475
32
32
65
25
Feb
35
108
108
95
108
July
54%
62
290
108
62
—
—
Coal
Fairbanks
Morse
*
16%
Preferred
—100
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gen. Securities"class
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
Products
pfd
100
A
17
15
—
31c
33c
2,775
_10c
Oil
1,12
1.10
1.20
6,333
1
10%
10%
10%
5,461
5.50
5.50
5.75
810
11%
11%
11%
3,517
—*
17%
17'/a
17%
2,137
50
75
75
75
10
—
.—_
,
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industries
-
Gold
Malar tic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest
Canadian Oil
._*
—._.
Inca
——.
100
Jun
23%
8%c
16,529
8c
July
18c
Jan
20c
27%c
19c
21c
32,651
15c
July
40c
Mar
Mar
1
Salt
Canadian
Canadian
Class
preferred
Western
East
Feb
East
Malartic
Sullivan
Mines
84c
Jan
40c
Feb
July
37c
Jun
Apr
100
15
95
Feb
105
153
30
140
Apr
153
July
150
22%
Jan
34%
Jan
is
18
18%
913
15%
Apr
21 %
May
9.60
9.10
13,%
Jan
23%
30
31
400
38
30
38
pfd_20
15%
15%
15%
1.99
1.70
2.00
12,888
•
49
48%
49
250
1.00
1.00
125
43,
*
A
Westinghouse
6c
Exploration
1
Erin
30
Jan
*23
Feb
Mines Ltd..
1.60
16
Apr
46
3.00
53
2.00
26c
15c
17c
5,000
15c
July
1.42
379,038
35c
Jan
2.45
8,275
32c
Jun
1.07
Jan
13c
13c
13c
600
10c
Mar
Mav
10c
9%C
10c
*
11%
5,500
9c
1.11
1
Ltd
1.16
200
78c
10%
11%
4,660
55c
15c
Feb
9.40
90c
1.00
•
7.05
7.00
7.50
14,510
6.05
Jun
9.20
1.36
1.35
1.54
14,600
1.05
Jan
Central
Porcupine
1
13 %c
14c
5,500
—__
Oil
•
1.30
1.35
3,325
62%
62'/2
55
*
Wines
Mines
1.31
62%
24
23%
24
725
5c
5%c
17,500
40c
37,212
—1
Mines
1
Mines
Cop
36c
75c
Min
Chimo
1
53c
•
2.90
Mines
Chromium Mining
& Smelting
:
Chrysler
Bar
Knitting
Cochenoiir
class A
*
Willans
Farm
Equipment—
3.75
._*
14%
July
13%c July
1.30
Lake
Colomac
1
—
Gold
Coldstream
Mines
Metals
Commonwealth
Conduits
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oil
18% May
22%
Jan
21815
65 %
Jun
92 %
Feb
19%
10,430
14 >/8
Jan '
20
20
265
19% July
20% Apr
10%
23.50
11%
Consolidated
24
19c
Jan
Mines
7c
8%c
2,000
1.38
1.40
i,800
1.35
Jan
2.15
1.84
1.95
3.300
1.78
Jun
2.65 Mar
3.50
400
2.25
3.75
3.90
15,860
2.80
737
12%
14%
_
Feb
68
2,600
ASr
01„
■
19c
Genex
Tot,
Feb
2,500
Wares
1?%
7,765
31c
3.00
3.00
678
13%
200
5c
Julv
Tan
jun
2.00 Mar
10%
2.13
Jun
33c
37c
17,200
26c
Jun
50c
9%c
12c
20,000
9c
May
14c
Jan
24c
25c
3,300
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
11c 13 %c
39,200
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Jun
20c
July
July
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
8c
50c
May
9%
285
8% Apr
10% Jun
10c
II,000
9c
July
15c
Apr
9c
2,067
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Jun
17c
Jan
11c
14c
16,800
11c
July
19c
11
Mar
141/4
15
29,065
2.30
2.20
2.50
12,166
3.90
3.80
3.90
5,175
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28c
4,500
38c
39c
2,517
35c
7%c
7%c
1,500
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23c 24%c
1,100
19c
55c
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73c
73c
78c
2,815
3.40
3.65
4,715
20
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5,512
1
Explor
2.03
1
40c
2
1.07
1.72
Mines
Mines
.
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1.55 Mar
4.20
3.65
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22c
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•
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4.80
1.05
Feb
4.50
Jun
Jan
Apr
64c
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1.15 May
5.25 Feb
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Feb
44c
1.20
2,250
20c
Jun
36c
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1,000
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July
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July
38c
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67c
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261,344
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5c
2,450
14c
18c
57,200
71/2c
2,000
55c
19,850
4.60
4.85
2.125
181
75c
1.15
96,125
70
75'A
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449
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Feb
Jan
Apr
65c
Jan
50
Jan
77
July
Jan
187
Jun
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14%
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2,115
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7 Vic
5,000
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5.85
5.85
220
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80
35
75
7
7
110
6
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5
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1.50
17
Apr
Mar
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6c
July
28% May
5.85
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35
Feb
Mar
9.00
Jan
Jan
2.74
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Jan
1.80
1.50
Jan
24 %c Jun
4%c
12c
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4.15
2.55 Mar
67c
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Jun
85
Jun
July
106
106
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9
9
9
1,180
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7% Mar
Jan
17
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
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Jun
109
Mar
17
Jun
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Apr
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49
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52
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50c
1.25
1.25
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1.25 July
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1,100
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1.05
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27c
24c
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1,417
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1.25
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July
July
Jun
Feb
94% May
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July
20c
1.00
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9c
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6.25 Mar
30c
30c
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12c
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July
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1.55 Mar
31c
May
8.60 May
59c
Feb
14c
Mar
24c
Jun
.
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Mines
Eagle Gold
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1
1
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1
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•
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40c
10,800
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2.20
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100
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16c
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11
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29c 31 %c
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6
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9.50
1,265
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1
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1
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9.50
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5
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13
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9.65
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May
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Jun
July
6% May
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West
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12
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4.70
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4.05
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3 Vic
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20c
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10
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7.90
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30
2,925 "
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Jan
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39%
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July
1,598
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1
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16c
36c
63c
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3.40 July
19
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9,660
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1
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100
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6%
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July
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Gordon Mackay class A
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
Granduc Mines
Great Lakes Paper
Great Lakes Power common
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Great Northern Gas common
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Great Plains Develop „.
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•
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*
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633
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Mar
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25
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v
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see
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15
34c
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1
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14
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Apr
1.43
58c
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72
100
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4.10 Jan
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88,650
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53
10
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33c
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25
60%
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100
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30c
3.55
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62
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85c
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3.15
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30
30%
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3,400
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Jan
24c
15
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89c
Feb
50
68c
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27 %
20c
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Jun
3.50
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450
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1.65
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1
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270
30
37c
1
A
50c
100
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May
1.75
25c
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16c
Jan
May
40 %
22%
v
72c
1
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1.70 July
2.00
30
1
27c
1
Consolidated Mdsher
July
16c
62
1
4,600
1
Consolidated
7c
Apr
39
•
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1
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400
1.30
1.70
12 %c
51c
1
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July
7c
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5%% preferred
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7c
1.95
1
1
Geco
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&
Mar
19,000
1
Apr
1
Mac
May
46c
27,000
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Consolidated
Mining
15c
Jan
9%
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Mar
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Mar
Jun
17c
1.60
1
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Sol
39c
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12
10c
2,500
8c
20
38c
7
Consolidated
Jan
8,500
1.52
1.45
92c
-
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1,055
12c
20c
8c
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•
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July
•
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19
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1,315
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18c
50c
53c
31c 34 %c
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•
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3,000
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48
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37
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Jun
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45
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48
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10
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May
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1,575
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20
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3,633
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42c
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62c
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17c
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——
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25
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17
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100
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16 %c
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34
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Jun
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25
37%
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104
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class
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104
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Jun
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28
33
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37
Mar
28% Jan
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100
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35
Jan
53c
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Feb
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110
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.
Permanent
Canadian
-23%
—
class
Canada
&
2,830
——100
.—
3
23%
5,335
-20
common
Packers
65c
7,300
common——10
Oil Lands
Warrants
Canada
4,050
25
57c
A——
preferred
Malting
72c
7.40
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
70c
95%
*
<
class
Apr
53c
—•
Preferred
Foils
21c
7.00
■"
Sale Price
High
July
16,754
24c ~
13c
55c
common
Iron Foundries
4,000
7.10
1
Bread
Cement common1
"
24
Last
Low
15c
1
*
«
Canada
Canada
23%
.05 %
JULY
Range Srnce Jan. I
High
—•
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
21c
70c
—*
ENDED
Friday
Shares
21c
25c
——
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common..^—...—
Canada
of Prices
13c
1
Mines
WEEK
for Week
1
.
Petroleum
Calvert
Range
Low
Par
Cable
FOR
Sales
.
3.3G
5,840
2.65
6%
8%
9%
306
3.50
6c
7%c
10,000
1
Warrants
Gurney
Products
Gwillim
Lake
common
Gold
•
1
3.50
13
6c
May
Jun
Jan
Jun
9
6.50
5.00
15c
Jun
July
Jun
Mar
Jan
13c
Feb
19
Jan
7.50
Jan
9% July
10 %c
Apr
190 ' Number 5867
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(395)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
v
STOCKS
Last
Par
Hahn
Brass
2nd
Hardee Farms
preferred
1st
preferred
Rights
■
'
•
•
Shares
15%
Low
30
8%
15%
16
5,520
107% 107 %
50
,
83c
80c
99c
High
8% July
13% July
103%
9,605
107% July
Apr
50c
1.00
July
July
•
131/2
13 %
14%
1,050
8%
Jan
15% May
1
11c
lie
11c
10 %c
Feb
14c
Jan
Harrison
1
i4C
14c
12,000
16,400
14c
Apr
25c
Jan
19e
19c
I,500
18c
Apr
25c
Feb
18c
18c
22c
43,000
35c
39c
6,700
34c
6%c
6%c
7c
2,900
6%c
8
8%
700
4 90
4.50
4.90
600
4
Jan
60
60
25
60
July
Minerals
Gold
Mines
1
of Lakes Iron
1
Headway Red Lake
1
Heath
1
Hees
Gold
(Geo
Mines
H)
Hendershot
Co
&
Paper
•
*
common
Preferred
Heva
Hi
100
1
Gold Mines
Tower
Holden
1
class
•
24c
Apr
Jun
58c
Jan
July
11c
Apr
10
Apr
6% Mar
5%
60
5
5c
10,000
5c
Feb
8%
125
6%
Feb
10
6%
100
4.00
Jan
7
32
331/8
Jan
July
6%
6%
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Jan
5c
*
A
8%c
8%
~~
Drilling
Mfg
17c
33%
3,438
30%
9c
Jan
Jan
May
Mar
35% Mar
Home Oil Co Ltd—
'<■'
Class A
-
&
/
*
common
Hoyle Mining
Efudson Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson
Bay Oil
1
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Huron
-
•
—■>
15V4
6,072
14%
Jun
15
14%
15%
2,433
13%
Jun
46
46%
1,855
39%
4.70
4.35
4.75
7,805
52%
53
3,530
16%
16%
55
10
75%
75%
2,931
Glaze_
18,105
5.25 Mar
63% Mar
Jun
21%
Jan
20c
Jan
15%
13c
July
49
Jan
Jan
Industrial
Accept
6.70
7.15
35
35
25
35
11
1,170
10
23
23
295
21
78
75
77
July
39%
40
4,928
Com Ltd
$4% preferred i
40
90%
—100
preferred
50
Cement Co
Inland
Natural
Bronze
Powders
Feb
Jan
41%
5,578
Jun
41% July
90%
50
44
10
!
14%
16%
7,960
5%
3,010
22
23
5%
5 %
5%
14%
14%
14%
2.25
1,450
43c
43c
44c
2,900
pfd
24%
_*
Ranwick
Interprovincial
Bldg
1955
warrants
1959
Ltd
•
A
45%
11
16% July
Jun
4%
Jan
Jun
125
Glass
•
McKenzie
1
Red
Lake
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Lake
Mentor Expl &
Mines
Apr
Feb
9%c
16
60c
July
98c
Mining
1
__
61c
69c
5,500
61c
July
Midwest Industries Gas
•
1.60
1.85
16,829
17c
17c
I,100
15c
July
49c
23c
July-
49c
Midrim
Mill
City
Milliken
Petroleums
Metals
Mines
Ore
Preferred
Corp
Creek
36
34%
36
1,655
21%
Jan
2.21
2.40
17,605
1.90
Jun
1
2.08
2.08
2.10
1,900
■■1.60
10
15%
14%
15%
1,925
12
42c
47c
7,100
42c
July
4.35 Mar
Jun
2.55
16
Jan
Jan
May
82c
July
Apr
Jack
Waite
Jaye
20c
36 %c
Exploration
Jefferson
Lake
Jellicoe
National
Explorations
National Grocers
National
Joburke
Gold
(1939)
13,525
preferred-
National
Car
Uranium.
Athona
2,700
17%c
1
51c
*
250
18c
'
Warrants
Kenville
Mines
18%
1
20%
20%
21%
5,510
1
3.25
3.15
3.40
5,205
1.41
1.40
1.61
5,150
68c
48c
53c
5,763
48c
Apr
3.00 Mar
11%
11c
3,500
9c
7.20
warrants
KirkJand
Minerals
Kirkland
Kroy
1
Oils
51c
1
Townsite.
__
V
41c
46c
28%
28
29%
2,025
•
28
27%
28
840
1
1.03
1.03
1.06
800
20c
Ltd
45c
II,075
41c
4.10
Jun
Jun
86c
Jan
15%c Apr
95c
July
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake
Jan
Lake
of
Exploration
Lake
Wasa
Mining
89c
4,535
2.85
1,280
2.50 Mar
27c
27c
July
Jan
34c
Jun
Gold
Gold
27c.
60c
Jan
2,250
26'c
26'/a c
2,500
22c
,5.20
5.30
3,248
34c
5,500
27c
33c
1
Mines
1.35
10c
1
4.25
4.30
500
25
4.25
1
Mines
1.50 Mar
3.25
8%c July
3
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class A pfd
Class B preferred
25%
290
1.33
1.39
10c
11c
6,316'
5,500
Jan
4.45
26c
5.80 May
Jan
38c
3.30 May
23%
45,000
1.95
3,000
1.91 July
29%
465
30
30
4%c
1.91
30%
695
28% July
29% Apr
29%
31%
1,462
29% July
40%
30
Feb
May
4c
3%c
6%c
30
31%
1,710
July
45%
47
995
42 %
Jun
48
11
11 %
550
11
Jun
17% Mar
10%
13
1,150
10% July
151
18c
16c
18c
22,700
6%c
1
54c
45C
57c
29,600
45c
Lorado Uranium Mines
1
Louvicourt
Goldfield
1
Mines
Macassa
Macdonald
Macfie
22c
Jun
11c
May
4,000
29
29
25
14c
15c
24,500
lie
10c
12c
36,000
1
Explorations
1
2.95
30c
2.95
3.00
830
29 %c
34c
14,600
7c
2.66
25c
7%c
8c
9%c
15,500
1
1.10
1.10
1.14
12,500
•
41 y8
40%
43
2,010
35%
1
2.96
2.95
3.00
8,160
2.55
Magnet Cons Mines..
1
14c
13c 14 %c
308,900
Maher
»
27%
27%
27%
30
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Macmillan
Madsen
Bloedel
Red
class
B
Lake
Shoes
Ltd
"•
Marigold
common
Class
Ontario
see
pace
44.
15c
15c
16c
1,000
13 %c
13
64c
13
60c
13
65c
100
28,286
51c
71c
71c
75c
9,900
71c
1.69
1.69
1.75
7c
7c
17c
7c
17c
17,830
1.07
Jan
25 %c
Jan
129
110%
109 % 110%
13c 13 %C
740
5,200
Oils
v
.
—
5,220
1,626
—
3.35
16c
9%c
9%c
10c
13c
15c
—.
13c
2.95
1.25
3.00
1.25
1,320
63c
60c
68c
19,230
45c
1.25
31c
1.25
45c
1.34
46,519
26c
1.15 1.25
17
_19
42 A2 A
14% 15%
4.05 4.85
1.56 1-73
15
16
12,965
—•
27%
3.30
79
23c
—
3.30
—
23c
16c
15c
1-40
—
20,600
8,000
15,850
190
26,370
*
—
—*
.
75c
—
,
12c
80c
16°
71c
*5
12c
77c
—
30%
24%
7
1
—
20c
1
Jan
Pamour
Jan
Mar
Porcupine
16c
July
28%
Jun
42 %c Mar
20c
Mar
2.05 Mar
42c
Canada
July
33
6®c
°c
22c
26c
1.30
3.85
68c
be
35c
31c
1.38
4.00
warrants.:
—
—
—
26c
1-38
3-90
Consol—!
1
20c
16 %c
1
—
1.25
—
—
Preferred
Pernio
Gas
—
Gold
Oil
Phillips Oil
Photo
Oil preferred
Mines
&
&
Minerals
Gas
Co Ltd
Engravers
Gold Mines-;—
Pitch Or? Uranium
Pickle
Crow
Place Oil
105
Jun
113
May
Ponder
Sc Gas—T
Develop
Oils—
Portgage
Island
50
2
1
1
•
--
110
22c
—
1-70
1
*
1 00
16%
•
J
1-03
1
*
50c
1
--
1.25
12 V*
-
—
-
19c
16c
20c
17c
22c
8%
45
22c
9
45
1.10
2lc
1.20
1-30
1.66
93c
16%
1.03
7c
1.10
23c
1.33
1.77
1.00
16%
8c
1.31
11% 12 %
20%c20%c
70c
70o
Jun
52c
May
Jan
Jun
1.98
May
May
2.50
Jan
19% July
14%
Jun
17
Feb
5.00
3.00 May
1.25
Jun
12%
Jun
16%
25 %
Jan
28
Jan
1.85
3.05
Apr
Jan
July
4.00
Apr
80
Feb
May
75%
Apr
23c
Jan
42c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
30c
Mar
600
1.35
Feb
4,000
2.00 May
15c
6%c July
5,850
Apr
66c
Jan
1.07 May
100
14%
Jan
18
3,000
11 %c
Jun
3,865
71c
Jun
7,500
16c
Jun
17 %c
1.35
23c
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
85
26
Jan
30% July
85
22%
Apr
26 %
4,590
Jan
7.80 July
12% Mar
Jan
97/e July
3.35
16,380
28,500
2,200
68c
8c
July
13c
Mar
6,610
31c
July
65c
Mar
2,000
30c
Jun
45c
May
13,045
34
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Placer
Jan
33 %
78c
12,500
13%
8.90
Exploration Ltd
Gold
Peerless
Feb
22c
8.50
1
1
Jun
16%
-—
Mines
Amalg Mines——Pater Uranium
Pardee
of
13%
8.50
*
*
—1
1
1"
Tubes
Paramaque
19c
13%
-
Feb
1.80
Jun
Jun
1.00
91c
Feb
4.60
Jun
1.20
44 % May
30
76c
9c
**!?c
31c
—■
—
2.75
Feb
3,000
9%
69c
8c
73c
1
—
1
1
Jan
May
6,115
7.80 8.35
8%
—
Mar
36c
Jun
188
25
8^00
Jan
22c
July
15c
13c
12
2,908
30 %
24%
27c
9%c May
35
4,345
76c
'J5
12c
83c
1
4.50 Mar
Jan
22,800
8,430
}®c
*
—
Feb
Mar
245
28
3o0
79
24c
_16c
1-40
—10
Debenture-
3.15
Mar
43c
Feb
31c
Mar
13 %c
July
7,111
„„?/c
17c
6c
58
Apr
48c
—1
*
1
Warrants
40c
1.47
50
3.25
15c
-*
2.65 Mar
4,254
1,000
3.25
15
4.®5
1.69
16
Jan
30c
19,400
—
1.20
8%c Feb
34c
1.20
Feb
1.18 Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
33c
18%
Jan
May
Jan
34c
1
—*
50
*
—*
15%
1.69 July
53%
6%c
—1
18c
Jan
15c
25c
Ltd
Jun
•
1.40
5%c
51%
6%c
—
Mines
Jun
5,500
--
52%
Ltd—————1—
Petroleums
Pacific
150
Jun
2.71 May
Jan
2,000
•
common
Mines
Laoe
13
—1
1
a
Products.
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
Jan
Jan
1.18
*
Orenada Gold
106-
12c
606,500
1
Mines
Orchan
Petrol Oil &
10%
1
_1
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Perron
•
May
;
&
Loan
Ontario Steel
Peruvian
1.25
Mar
92c
90c
Jun
1.20
55c
1,500
Oils
Apr
July
Apr
93c
Mines—.—
Page Hershey
3.45 May
July
30c
93c
Malartic
Feb
25
24,100
—
Mines
Feb
Jan
10c
Mar
May
Rare
PCE
20c
Apr
41c
10c
Cement
Metals
Ocean
Oka
Paymaster
8,750
27 %c
July
July
Mining
Gold
Jan
31,100
Jan
21c
5c
—-
Ltd
Lake
Obaska
O'Brien
Jan
28c
6%c
13,200
1,500
—
5c
100
convertible preferred
Matachewan Consol
footnotes
Jan
45% July
10c 11 %c
Jan
24,600
18c 19 %c
6c 6 % c
—
*
Northern Telephone
20
Northwestern
Utilities Preferred—100
Northland Oils Ltd-—A
——20
-.Norvalie Mines A--——
—1
Nova
Beaucage
1
16c
21c
12c
6c
Natural Gas
Jun
10c
Jan
Jun
7c
—1
Ontario
1.25
37,035
7,000
1.53 Mar
9%c Feb
—•
Northern
19%
100
preferred
5%%
For
Jan
Jan
26c
Apr
15c
Jun
26c
6%c
Northern Quebec Power common
Pato Consol
3%c Jan
11 %c
May
Jan
Mines
Feb
303,600
12%c
23c
35c
40c
1.89
1
1—
Canada
Jan
132
—
Apr
10c
72c
Apr
———
Northern
1.04
42c
14%c
7c
2,000
41,000
6c
A
12%
15 %
92c
7c
2.67 May
Jan
2.25
Jan
10c
warrants
3,900
129
He
c
2,000
—
2,215
36c
7c
1
9%
25,660
—_—
Preferred
Patino
Jan
Mar
Mar
7%c Apr
6%c
North Star Oil common—
Jan
21%
Jun
1.62
Uranium
Northspan
1.13
15%
2.55
Rankin ————1
Jun
May
12c
69c
Jan
Goldcrest
18%
37c
5c
North
17
15%
30c
5,500
North
1.09
*
7c
II,875
.
3%C
1
,
30,000
42c
6%c
1
1.10
1.15
7%c
—*
Smelting
Canadian
3.10
6c
May
7c
------*.■■:
_1
B——
Warrants
55c
1.10 July
May
1
class
Oils
Jan
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common:
convertible
33
-
20c
38c
—1
1
Mines
Jan
•
Maritime
4%%
Jan
1
Oils
Jun
13,900
6%c
Oils.
Gold
3i/zC
1,500
36c
26c
7c;
1
Mines
18 %
4c
Mar
42c
1
Exploration
Mines
Mines-
•
Goldfields
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
16c
4,000
40c
2.03
Mining & Smelting
Rouyn
1
Majortrans
Malartic
gc
11 %c
28% May
12c
Jun
"
15c
1
Mines
23c
7%c Jun
*
Yellowknife Gold Mines
46c
7,100
8c
J(in
12 %c May
14c
July
2,500
*
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Mar
67c
11c
1
!
Lowney (W M) Ltd
26c
24c
7%c
Jan
Jan
July
lie
Jun
20c
6%c
•
Northgate Exploration
May
Feb
11
22c
Feb
56
8%c^ADr
22%c
24c
—1
Nickel
Norpax
32
'47
11c
95
14c
1
-
Okalta
50
Warrants
.
259,225
18,250
Mines
Oleary
42
12%
Jan
13c 15%c
8c
._
Feb
30
Ltd
49
1
Npranda Mines
Jan
•
(M)
56
•
.
Norgold
Jan
30
warrants
A
56
—«
1-1 %c
.
Jan
19
—
11c
97c
8%c
15c
26c
Mines
Mines
2.48
•
A_
Jan
-
10%c
83c
7c
Acme
31
Apr
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Lynx
Jan
*
class
Cos
Preferred
Loeb
Jan
1.61 Mar
17c
July
16
Jun
6.00 Mar
28%
Jun
1.33 July
10c
Jun
28%
4c
*
30
B
Class
81c
*
Secord Candy
Leitch Gold
Class
1.47 Mar
2.80
1
Mines
Laura
Loblaw
31% Mar
Jun
Mar
1
Mines
Mines—
Lexindin
Jan
1.00
1
Osu
Shore
Lencourt
25%
1
:
Lingman Gold--
Lake
Luz
30
1
Mines
Gas
Lake
La
27 % Mar
1
Dufault
Lakeland
•
1,135
l
Mines—
Nipissing
1957
Labatt
17%
Apr
Rim
North
Apr
2.17
Jan
Mar
17%
4.60 Mar
13,150
Wire
Apr
Mar
21% July
Apr
2.35
Jun
17%
May
5.50
July
2.10
2.55
Gold
Northcal
14c
Mar
C
4.50
1,200
2.50
7c
Mines
Mines
Apr
12%
Jun
9%c
Copper
Class
28
Apr
100
2.35
Mar
Normetal Mining Corp
Kerr-Addison Gold
26%
225
4.50
2.25
38c
Jan
Kilembe
27 %
4.50
36c
28c
Apr
27 %
2.35
Jan
Jun
Mar
27%
Adf
May
17c
8
Apr
20c
2,000
€c
15c
20c
Nickel Mining &
26%c July
4.60 Mar
7%c July
I,600
Norlartic
200
4,600
14,000
Feb
855
9c
22c
72c
3,500
*8%c
22c
July
7c
Apr
9c
20c
50c
10
18%
20c
8,364
9%
__
18%
Feb
21c
Nickel
Feb
6%c
10
—1
—
Feb
14%
.1
Jan
45c
5.25
*
Canada
14%
105
50c
Jan
5.25
5.25
—
of
Gold
195
Pete
Norsyncomaque
Kelvinator
82,800
16 %
Feb
May
July
Mar
21c
16%
JJ%
Jan
26c
8% Mar
39c
17c
16%
—•
12c
Apr
Nisto
1.90
July
20c
5
73c
Taku
Nor
3,955
15c
Jan
43c
Senator
Apr
1,850
Jun
1.04
Jun
Canada
Rouyn Merger
Apr
8%
61c
Jun
New
69c
2.31
May
July
Mylamaque
11%
8%
July
42c
7c
Superior
11%
1.98
48c
11,100
35c
New
Jan
8%
32,306
29c
New
Jan
2.27
82,791
E5c
48c
Mines
Newnorth
Jan
•
Kelly Douglas class A
46% July
Jun
46%
48c
44c
.
7,800
Manitoba
37c
15c
Jupiter Oils
37
Mar
14,750
16c
19c
50
24,050
1,600
18c
Feb
46
40c
69,800
54c
40 %
50c
46c
Apr
20% May
31c
26c
50c
25
Jan
35c
Jan
2.80
8%
49%
Jan
17%
Jun
Jan
8%
49 %
May
1.25
80c
30c
16%c 23%c
26c
*
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Pt
500
51c
42
400
8c
New
34c
9%
Jan
95
5,000
35c
of
Mines
July
10%
40
41
88c
19%
31c
Kelore
11c
45c
Jun
•
Oil
New
Niagara
9%
Jun
28%
1
Mines
Mines
New
9%
—
Feb
29
20c
Oils
Jason
Feb
1.90
27c
Jan
Jan
12c
6c
7c
New
Jan
7,500
Jun
22%
22%
19
46'A
16% Mar
264
85c
„
i
726
1
Gold
New Hosco Mines
21c
14,073
40 %
—
'
Jan
1
Mines
New Bristol
12%
13c
6%cMar
13%
88c
_l
Bidlamaque
1,000
2,880
8,500
19 %
1
Alger Mines.
New
•
28%
27 %
„
_*
;
64c
7% July
27 %
!
13c
28
27%
*
New
Newlund
12c
28 %
0
10
Labine
July
2.55
1
Mines
Jun
July
*
;
Mines
11 %c
12c
Jonsmith
27c
Jun
3.15
9c
14%
25c
B
Trust
1,470
2.40
;
class
Mines
8,600
2.40
Joliet-Quebec Mines
20c
Jun
7c
14 %
14%
•
Steel
8
12%c
10
—:
-
1.70
Jan
^7c
20
preferred
National
14c
•
Warrants
Mar
10c
3.75
•
Petroleum
7%
7%
lo
B
44,000
1
common
Preferred
Class
12,500
2.58
29 %c 36%c
1
Mines
Jockey Club Ltd
2.34
Jan
Jan
5
common
Ltd
Hosiery Mills
National
12 %C
1
Mines
11 %C 12 %c
2.50
1
—
11 %c
35c
Mining
2.85
1
Mines
Harricana
43% July
575
1
Goldvue
7% May
Jan
3.25
1
New
Feb
Apr
3.10
•
common
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
—:
New
2.90
5
Minerals
Nealon
Jun
•
Works
Wright Iron
Nama
LSI
1
Trust
Multi
8,052
12,580
40
Porcupine
Locomotive
Mt
27c
1.62
♦
Montreal
Moore
Feb
23c
1.41
•
B
Moneta
Feb
26c
1.41
1
Molsons Brewery class A
Class
Apr
f
•
■
New
Jacobus
_1,
Corp
Mining Corp
Min
Apr
1.90 Apr
Jan
*
-
Brick
Mindamar
1.35
•
Uranium
New
.55 V8
5%
1.85
/Apr
1.00
•
Lake
Dickenson
26%
__
__
New
2.37
1
common——*
Warrants
Davies
48% Mar
12 %c Mar
t
13% Jan
Delhi
261
Jun
258
New
2,769
8c
8,000
32,020
New
6,570
July
1.90 Mar
66c
Jun
54
Jan
72c
,
13%
Jan
6%
25c
60c
%c
43%
3.35 Jan
Jun
2.50 Mar
13%
12%
%
May
13 %c
62c
460
6%
41c
700
•
49,100
42
Jun
7,758
9%c
Mines
Light & Power
Oil
23c
July
July
25c
60
14c
9%c
Uranium
Midcon
11%
2.30
10,250
2.51
14c
__
1
Meta
Calumet
12c
34c
2.51
Jan
Continental
July
Jan
Jan
New
2.30 July
Apr
12 %c
1.00
New
12c
48c
Apr
8%c
Jan
20
Jun
8c
9,800
July
140
25c
1,200
30c
»
14,650
157,025
41%
12c
Feb
31c
72c
100 %
2.30
1.78 Mar
95
8%c
1.23
Mexican
Jan
28c
k.
30c
50c
Jun
41
Apr
Jun
L15
Jan
Jan
Apr
81 %
67c
Jan
July
1.00
925
1.16
32
9%
3,550
»
83
20c
1.45
88%
8%c
30c
50c
Mining-.
22 %
Apr
1.41
12c
1
Island
25
25
14,800
Merrill
Nesbitt
3.25
16c
Mercury Chipman Knit
Nello
70c
Range Since Jan. 1
Lew
1 High
High
86%
„■
86%
1.25
Dev__
Shares
14c
1
Medallion Petroleums
Jan
16'/8 Mar
14c
50c
14,269
35%
Uranium
Gas
July
7%
Jun
1
preferred
23
14% July
1.99 July
,-40c
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
5%
25c
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
&
33
53
53%
6%
..5
25c
common
43% May
17%
320
Feb
12c
2.30
Syndicate
95
2.30
12c
—
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Oil
for Week
Low
1
^
Mclntyre Porcupine
20c
21c
•
warrants
:
Feb
2,980
24%
33
1
com
Mayfair
:
11%
99%
*
Credits
35 %
90
1,603
,
97% 100%
25
Petroleum
International
Iroquois
14%
9%c
5%
Nickel Co common
International
Class
Apr
Jun
2.00
International
Investors
12 %
22 %
.
Jan
5%c
,44
Warrants
Inspiration
Jan
7,500
20
——
Feb
92
3,617
1
Preferred
23
46%
Jun
6c
1
common
July
Jan
13%
10
preferred-.
38%
12%
90%
•
G>as
7,15 May
35
39%
.
15 %
Inland
Jun
July
May
13
,44
Warrants
Inglis (John) & Co
6.00
May
5%c
13%
common—*
;
80
Jan
77
39%
1
.___
55% July
Mines
Montreal
62
10%
—
Indian Lake Gold
46% July
Jun
10%
*
•
Jan
Jan
Jun
51 %
7.05
Flo
—
Iso
2,000
130
73%
$1.40 preferred
25
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
_•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Iron
2,554
14c
55%
55
21
20%
.
Apr
4.00
17%
13c
1
Rights
Imperial
Irish
.
52%
20
Imperial Investment class A
Intl
16%
•
Imperial Bank
$2%
15%
•
•
Erie Mortgage
Maybrun
Milton
46 Vs
•
Class B
Howard Smith Paper
Range
of Prices
Fax
8% July
19% Mar
Sales
Week's
Last
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Head
24
Sale Price
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
JULY
Range Shiee Jan. 1
High
8%
100
ENDED
for Week
Low
10
common
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
490
12%
8.00
Jun
36% Mar
1,000
Jan
6c
Jun
94,800
1,700
4,825
6,625
Jan
July
Feb
26c
1.10
3.15
Jun
Feb
100
5,385
7,600
71,725
Apt
22c
36c
Apr
11%
Jan
44
Jan
48%
Feb
92c
Jun
1.80
Jan
21c
July
May
8,100
Feb
5.00
25c
8% July
Feb
May
5,000
2.15
Apr
Feb
18c
16c
30,350
Mar
58c
18c
II,222
7,500
13c
Jun
May
65c
1,666
50
79c
20%c Jqn
2,000
1,505
Jan
12%
59c
5,000
18%
Jun
28%
2,340
.
Jun
Jun
1,808
-
1.34
July
1.25
Jun
1.50 Mar
90c
16
1.01
6c
29c
Feb
1.75 Mar
2.78 Mar
July
1.64
Feb
18%
Jan
1.25 May
Jan
12c
1.10 Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.80 May
4,660
10
Mar
12 %
2,000
1,000
20c
Mar
31c
67c
Jun
89c
July
Feb
May
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396)
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
*
River
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Corp
;
_—
Prairie Oil Roy
«"
—
Mfg
Pipe
Praipe
—1
*
—-1
*
Gold——
—20c
*
—1
1
Premium Iron Ore
Electric
President
Preston East
Dome——
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
—
—
Airways—
*
ProvP Gas Producers Ltd—
-•
*
Purdex Minerals Ltd
—,—1
Quebec Ascot Copper—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp——
Quebec Labrador Develop-
Low
High
1,685
35%
44C
1,500
36c
43%
Jun
Mar
64
64
65 VB
2.50
2.50
2.65
1,500
4.45
5,365
4.05
47c
2.50 July
4.10
5
5
5-%
1.55
1.60
425
4%
1,800
5.80
6.00
22,775
3.75
4.00
12,655
72 c
78C
2,000
May
Mar
3.70
Class
5%
7%
Feb
8.35 Mar
Jun
5.00
Jan
1.10
Jan
July
2.85
23,104
2.50
Jun
7c
6 VaC
8C
8,500
6%c
Jun
3.30
12c
Jan
Jan
1
1
*
1
Gas
Gold Mines-,
Mining
—.
Petroleum—
Queenston
20,515
35c
July
76c
36c
Jun
77c
Mar
21c
Jun
47c
Mar
Union
2,500
5c
Aur
7 Vic Mar
4.50
4.70
4,700
71c
75c
18,350
19
21C
31,200
11%
Feb
4.10
70c
2,751
18c
HVe
352
7.25 Mar
95c
July
Jan
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
15c
Jan
33 %c
Jur
15 % Mar
10% July
12c
lie
12c
16,125
8Vac
Jan
91c
1.06
94,900
44c
Jan
*
—i
,
17c
Mar
Robinson
Unibn
Gas
Qlass A
United
Canso
United
Fuel
75c
Jan
May
65c
Jun
6c
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
1.49
Jun
preferred-—
class
Little
——-—•——
St
St
Sand
Sarcee
85
100
14c
18,000
33c
36c
14.300
33c
9c
9c
1,500
10%
10%
11
15%
12 %
12c
10c
July
14%c
Jun
93
.
11%
Jan
July
Feb
July
23%■ Jan
12%
1,455
9
Mar
14
13C
11,995
9,1/8 c May
15%
15%
100
18%
18%
3,820
99
99
155
1.30
1.20
1.30
13,225
common——*
13%
13%
13%
4,680
540
9.00
9.00
60C
60c
62c
15% July
16 V* May
97 %
Jan
85c
Mar
12% May
7.60 May
1,330
(G
Mar
56c
13c
17%
Jun
July
1.30
Wespac
Westeel
Mar
July
16% Mar
11% Mar
Western
68c
Apr
Jan
Weston
ll%c
3,000
lie
Jun
1.07
6,900
94c
Jan
1.58 May
60
42
Jan
63
4
16 %c
May
31%
2,670
29%
Jun
33%
33%
50
33
Jun
40%
41
230
40
Jan
43
Feb
Wiltsey
46%
46%
50
45 %
Jan
48
Jan
Winchester
95c
Jan
1.30
12;265
37c
3,000
50c
40c
40c
47c
36,400
11%
11%
1,175
38%
39%
1.07
Jan
33c
1,100
3.25
35c
May
Jun
3.05 May
1.49 July
80c
7.30
35
.Warrants
Feb
$6
Jan
White
Jan
Willroy
37 % Mar
2nd
Silverwood
Dairies
class
Simpsons Ltd
Mines Ltd.
A
*
*
_—
Siscoe
S
K
D
Slater
prefert-ed
Slocan
Somerville
90c
65c
Jan
47c
July
1.95
Ltd
*
preferred——
10c
41
10c
12c
50
51
74 %
73
75
21 %c
23c
Spartan
Air
Services
*
4.75
5.00
1.50
1.55
Paving & Materials—
Radio
Stanleigh
Uranium
July
May
21c
Mar
49
Jaii
51
Feb
63 %
18,200
Feb
82
49c
Mar
4%
59%
*
59%
60%
Jun
1.30 Mar
1,566
15c
May
10%c May
1.855
Uranium
Ltd
Mines
Stanwell Oil & Gas
19c
Nickel
Stedman
61
17
1.40
Steeloy
Steep
25c
May
55c
65c
4,670
45c
May
64c
65c
4,450
50c
Jun
5 VaC
6c
15,000
39%
38%
40
910
88%
88 V*
89 %
6c
7c
2,500
1
12%
12 V*
13
14,780
Steinberg
1
*j»0 %
29
30 V*
1,220
23%
Feb
100
101
101
101
65
99 %
May
18c 19 %c
3,500
*
____
Iron
class
A
Preference
Sturgeon River Gold
Submarine
Sudbury
Oil
__
Gas
1.24
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
'
66c
2.00
Superior
Propane
Preferred
25
Warrants
>
Surf Inlet Consol Gold
82c
2.11
2.28
11%
11%
410
Jan
2.60 Apr
12% Mar
2.20
2.40
43,950
80c
Jan
3.30 May
1.12
1.12
1.19
4,625
88c
Jan
6%c
7c
2,000
6%c July
27%
28%
7,378
40
40
126
*
28 %
7%c
10
Jan
68%
5%c May
11%
,
Jun
Jan
12c
7,000
1.10
July
8%c Jan
12,000
1.35
Apr
2.65
Feb
2.25
900
1.95
Apr
2.50
Feb
6.10
Jun
8.40 Mar
32% Mar
39% July
6.45
6.50
2.024
38%
39%
7,293
17c
Woodward
Temagami
Yale
Lead
Yankee
Territory Mining
Texas Calgary
Canada
10.769
16c
July
28c
Apr
85c
9,000
73c
Apr
93c
Jan
8,366
5%c
5%c
5%c
3,700
14
14
14
330
6%
7
450
2.75
2.80
860
1.63
1.60
1.65
*
Preferred
;
Yellowknife
37
Feb
18 V*
Young
(H
25
6.50
7.50
4 Vac
23% July
1,315
4 VaC
2,000
3,15
Jan
4 %c Mar
G)
36
3.50
3.60
4,500
65c
70c
2,600
—*
19
19
39
38
38%
37%
93
Zulapa
18%
18%
—~.
.—100
—
—
Feb
Jan
28
28
110
27
Jan
32
Mar
6
6
1G0
4
Jan
9
May
75c
78c
3,150
67c
July
89c
Apr
68c
69c
21%
21
21%
3,865
1.96
1.95
1.99
3,978
2.80
2.75
2.90
10,940
Tidal
Petroleums
Apr
Warrants
Dominion
Ltd
21% July
_.
Trusts
Works class A
1,421
92%
10
7%
7%
300
Mar
63
1.13
Feb
July
Jan
44%
34 V*
Jan
50
87
Jan
19
590
14%
Jan
125
104%
Jun
7
Jun
8
100
1.40
1.50
II,390
Apr
44% May
95
24%
108
Mar
Apr
May
8% May
80c
1,400
65c
17c
10,200
14c
8c
7%c
8c
5,000
5%c
Jun
11 %c
14 %c
14 Vac
15c
2,500
14c
Jan
19Vic
•
28
28
28%
175
24%
Jun
28 %
July
Apr
1.13
2.60
Jun
1.85
July
Mar
22c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
5
21%
21 %
680
18%
Jan
24 %
—
10%
10%
11
700
9.10
Jan
13 %
Apr
•
1.41
1.40
1.49
1,960
1.28
Apr
1.65
Feb
1
A
37c
33c
38c
93,900
20c
7c
7c
8c
5,000
7c
7c
2,000
27,735
97c
112,220
68c
_
%—-
—
.
—
1
22
*
1.06
,_1
1.10
1.05
1.13
1
—
1.15
1.17
5%c
5%c
—
22c
Jun
41c
July
7c
July
14c
Jan
6%cJuly
10c
1.64
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.44 May
5%c
2.016
5c
May
8c
Apr
28c 295/2C
2.75
13.000
28c
Feb
40c
Jun
2.80
3.750
22c
1.025
2.70
22c
_1
—
Exchange
Shown
Are
Expressed
Sale.Price
2.GO
Jun
3.10 May
Jan
20c
35c
Feb
Curb Section
—
Canadian
in
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
5
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
7%
7%
8%
6,585
33
31 %
33
1.875
27
47
47
25
47
5
4.00
3.90
4.00
1,160
♦
20
19%
20
3,286
•
38 %
38
38%
260
♦
18
16%
18
430
20
16 %
Develop
•
Bank
Note
■
Dredging
Dominion
Sugar
common
.
*
Investments
Ingersoll
.
Rand
6%
High
8% July
Jun
36%
Feb
52
May
July
3.30
Apr
Jan
4.65
18
Jun
27%
Jan
28
Jan
38 Va
July
18
July
Apr
*
9 Vb
Feb
16%
16 Va
522
9 Vb
Feb
16 Va
37%
_
—
General
38 %
525
32%
Jun
38 Va
Jun
100
35
Mar
48
Jan
8
Jan
8
Mar
41
41
«...
>
i
-
Glass
■
'
'
common
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
Jun
3.25
300
42 Vb
1,985
37% May
45
18c
4.218
13c
25C
of
26 V*
26
27
6%
1.20
1.21
74 % May
Yukon
93
Feb
121
121
5
36%
34%
36%
Paper
32%
31
33
52%
*
common
55c
10,600
52c
Jun
99c
2,700
10%
Jun
13 % May
6c
5,666
5%c July
88c
83c
90c
9,500
83c
July
9%c
4,000
1.22"
7c
July
1.15
1.27
52,450
68
64j
63%
5,017
14
15%
1,800
52%
52%
90
14c
Jan
Apr
1.96
Jan
35c
.
Mines
—
65
-
J
Jan
28%
Feb
Anr
Feb
Apr
May
121
121
July
July
,
121
July
27% Mar
36% July
31
36 V* Mar
July
52%
75
Feb
4
2.60
2.75
884
2.00
Apr
'
43%
44%
765
41%
Jun
Cons
Gold
.1
Corp
76c
*
_
_
■
_
Jan
1.53 July
51
Jan
80C
36 V*
■36%
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
Apr
22 %c
•
No
par
Odd
value.
lot sale
d Deferred
-
«
Jun
16
Jun
41%
Jan
53
Jun
f Flat price.
23
Jun
31
Feb
r
40
>
2,500
125
p
53% July
2.95 Jun
50
Jan
60c
Feb
99C
Jun
35%
Feb
40% May
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd
When delivered,
wi When
•
x
,
..
■'
'
Selling ex-interest.
Cash sale
AND
t
•
delivery sale (not Included
in year's range).;
e
/
/
(not Included in year'i
range).-*
68% July
13
Feb
Jun
Jan
12 %
5
46
Apr
19%
270
—
May
92
110
2,095
2.50
—
Zellers
8
4.00 Mar
84% July
495
43%
Jan
Jan
40
2,644
1.21
$
Flour
20
400
^0
Utilities
&• Ontario"
Oreille
86
42%
Ilr 50
(1956)
Preferred
International
86
42%
86
;
Linoleum
Canada
3.05
*
International Paper common
Minnesota
1,120
3.05
42 V*
18c
*
—
__
Oil
Dominion
6%
6%
„
305
42%
—
PaDer
1
Dalhousie
Feb
92
Marconi
Copper
Apr
6c
24
34 V*
2,051
93
70c
—.
24
2,389
40%
1
class
—
Cottons
Canadian
Ogilvie
92%
24
40 V*
Feb
Mar
1
Preferred
Pend
Jan
•
19
16c
Mines
American
53c
July
36c
I™20
I__*
Jun
Jan
16c
Corp
Gold
1.87 Jan
50c
6,000
9c
16%
Feb
1.06
1.46
A
-
Anglo Newfoundland
3.70 May
21,030
10
Jan
4.25
1
Par
2.48
53C
—
Bank
Elevators
1
80c
Jan
62c
;
Mines
Toronto
General
Apr
9
73%
10c
Feb
__1
Prices
1.95 July
73
52c
2.25
39 %
Jun
Jun
630
8
Toronto Stock
5% Mar
1.25
60c
60c
'
Tombill
Toronto Iron
2,500
50c
12%
Jan
28
*
—
Mines-
Mining
Consolidated
3.80
52c
Jan
106% 106%
3.50
*
Coast
Jan
1.00
12%
Jan
4.40
July
3.50 July
65c
July
—100
Electric
Zenith
6%c
100
1
Jan
11
Jun
26
1
23 % July
7.50 July
15,725
•
1.40
100
Metal
July
1.15
50c
Mines
15%
'
61c
Lundmark
Park
!
Tiara
4,990
1,310
Mines
Canadian
4.25
Thompson
Thorncliffe
Feb
9c
6% July
37
Zenmae
Canadian
1.12
92%
2.32
May
2.75
26
Yukeno
Mar
4.25
•
Jun
July
13
37
•
—*
—
——
Ltd
Bear
Canadian
Mar
1.12
100
5c
_*
Oil——
11c
4.25
Third Canadian Gen Inv
1.30
26
Vinegars
11%
•
Mar
1.55
A
Zinc
&
Canada
7,540
Jun
1
common
34c
16c
20
Mines.—
2.10 May
18 V*
6c
2.00
25c
—
Ltd
20 %c July
80c
1
A
class
Canuck
Yellorex
&
17%
1
Apr
4.10 May
2.75
warrants—
Canada
18 Vb
•
Mines
22C
1.50
-*
-----
—
Stores
A
Jun
25c
2.85 Mar
68c
17c
6 75 Mar
Feb
Apr
72 c
Bulolo
27c
—
6,100
Jun
11c
1.7c
*
—_
:
British
Jan
5,500
1
—
21c
4.50
3.50
1.50
*
— _—
Wright-Hargreaves
Dominion
common
1,110
1
Yukon
&
Jan
*
Gold
50
20,500
3.90
5
5
.
3.60
1
.
Jun
Jan
78C
5
1.7c 18 %c
3.60
20 % c
*
*
—
6.30
39
0.
*
—
35%
102
16c
.1
Mar
July
2.35
Ltd—.
class
Asbestos
•
Mines
34
40
2.15
*
Petrol—
Jan
8,780
23%
Jun
Jan
2.16
.*
——
15 V*
3,200
23%
Feb
25%
31
2.20
—.
July
20c
__
1.43 May
10c
2.16
,
2.10
7.25
Jun
1
Jan
7 VaC
23%
1.86
10%
43 % Mar
90
1
common—
Teck Hughes
Toronto
Jun
Jan
«
Industries
Voting Trust
Taylor Pearson
Toronto
5%c
36%
20C
.■
28,586
Jan
2.03
—50c
Gold
Taurcanis
Texaco
—
Industries
Tamblyn
Tancord
*
common.
Mar
2.18
1
Ltd
-
Jan
7%c
—
Mar.
61c
2.30
1
,
._
Jan
20c
Explor
Sylvanite
1.31
25 %c July
July
2.04
Mines
Sunburst
Switson
1.11
10,812
11%
Last
6c
*
•
Mining
Rock
30c
July
4.75 July
Apr
*
class
Indus
Feb
1,080
1,800
53
3.95
*
Larder—„—
(J)
Jun
Jun
27c
1
Bros
Steel of Canada
57
May
25 % C
Friday
Starratt
Feb
46
Jan
Jan
26 %c
1
Jan
Jan
6,015
1
Jan
14
200
65c
55c
Warrants
55
130
Jan
50c
17
56c
—_1
Corp
7%
2.50
22c
47%
16%
65C
26 %c
—
110
1,735
May
Jun
570
10 %c 10 %c
—*
41
350
15c 15%c
30c
*
-
July
20c
1.50
Oils—
&
Mines
Standard
Stanrock
25
4.75
Warrants
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
51
May
2.55 May
10c
26,400
51
39 % July
90c
41
350
22c
Jan
Jan
1.10 Mar
10,700
•
Southern Union Oils
32
100
—1
Southam
Stand
41
57
Feb
65c
23,925
50
—
12
Jan
Jan
4.50
26c
common
Mines
Wood
Jan
Mar
6.90
2.03
49%
•
Jun
28% Mar
47
4.50
Jan
May
Feb
55
55
49%
*
._—•
Windfall
Jan
Jun
11
28
24c
4.45
50
^
Petroleum
Coghlan
1.84 Mar
18c
15,550
1.60
30
Warrants
4.60
33 Vac
2,827
86c
—*
——
Roi—
Van
39%
.—1
Manufacturing
28%
6,750
-
_1
preferred
Pass
Class
Mines
28%
28%
*
29%
1.27
July
B
41
3.10
Jun
1.30
-—
preferred——,
31
35c
4.35
I,344
-
1
;
(Geo)
% %
4.60
1.30
53% May
1,470
1.40
Plywood Co class B
3,700
3.15
50% Mar
4.75
1.30
Mines—
Naco
Class
50
1
225
4.60
..
Grocers
Western
lie
—-1
52%
4.7-5
Ref
Western Leaseholds
1.00
-50
50
50c
52%
<_1
—*
Mines
W)
&
Preferred
4.90
Standard
May
Feb
19% July
i
&
Western Decalta
Western
4.70
Silver
11c
—-—_25
Western Copper common
Warrants
48
Mines
Mar
Jan
Products
4.70
Gordon—
60c
15%
Malartic
Security Freehold
—.——
.—*
Shawinigan Water & Power com_
*
Miller
Jun
7,805
West
3.400
Sherritt
16c
19%
—
—
Petroleums
10,025
Silver
9,650
Feb
19
Oil————
Canadian Oil & Gas—
lie
——*
Mar
52 V*
Westburne
38c
preferred————
Class B preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
;
;
60c
19 %
•
West
1.48
A
Feb
13
„—
37c
A——!—
30 %c
8.75
12 %
Knapp (Canada) Ltd——1
1.41
Class
1,000
29
Feb
19% Mar
101
<fc
37c
Class
Feb
Feb
Jun
Jan
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd—
Wayne
1.01
1.41
29c
4.00
17
Jan
.
Watercus
1
—_.—50c
—
15%. Apr
Jun
6,738
8%
—
Prod
Amulet
Waite
Walker
1
Metal;
15c
4.40
10%
Explorations
Mines
1
Petroleum
Satellite
10% Mar
435
110
Weedon Mining
18
99
Violamac
Wainwright
Jan
125
18%
—
1,000
325
———
13%
Jun
1
—
14,995
20
14c
Grey Trust-
Webb
Jan
12%
Ventures Ltd
Victoria &
Jan
5c
_—.————
13%
20i
Jan
11%
pfd
-
Ltd
Consol
Vandoo
May
7.65
Gold—
Jan
11%
Upper Canada Mines
14C
75%
9.00
Petroleums
307s
_
•
54c
1,280
1
Mar
,25
———50
A
-
Corp
Jun
5,002
18%
class
United Telefilm
July
2.500
——.—100
Horsey
16,640
12c
*
*
—
common
Fortune
May
Mar
9
8c
*
29 V*
Jan
1
Hill.
Jan
93
A_—
class
Jan
11%
—
—
Inv
24c
8.00
18%
Jun
17
Feb
8%c
3,632
17% July
21
July
13c
1
—
20
17
13 %c
1
1.30
Jan
17
_
River
77c
7.80
Gas
Debentures
Jun
Feb
May
87%
Antonio Gold—:
Sapphire
25c
50
20 %
Feb
Feb
15
18,600
17%
20
8c
July
50c
11
14c
1
39
Jan
20c
10 %
7.90
—
Shirriff
28c
-
30c
17%
17%
*
Cement
"Warrants
San
10
25
preferred—
Salada
29% May
4,200
91%
Lawrence Corp common
Maurice
640
31C
10%
*
—
Lawrence
5%
37%
28c
10%
—10
——
Ryanor Mining
St
36
1G%
50c
*
Industries.
Russell
1.07 Mar
—.—.1
Mines.
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Preferred
600
1
Rocky Petroleum Ltd———
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Consol
15,000
*
Rockwin Mines—
Rowan
6C
1.10
37
——
———
Jan
6c
30c
A
10
1.10
20 Vs.
Jun
11%
12 %C
1
common
—
voting
Steel
July
46c
1
60c
18c 19 %C
18c
Oils
28c
34,500
—_—;—*
20
common..
800
4.10
-
preferred—.
United
Jun
11.200
51c
25
B
United
16%
36c
*
80 c
33 %c 33 %C
4.25
trust—
United Corps Ltd class A_—
New
16%
1
43
■
preferred—.
United Asbestos
United
30c
2
43 %
Jun
—
„.—mu
Canada
of
Feb
49c
—
Jan
Jun
36%
13%
13%
Resources '•
Acceptance
preferred
Mar
1
Mines—
Roche
2.28
Jun
16 %
Uranium
Mfg
A
65c
July
1.55
36c
Chemical
Athabasca
Class
21c
*
Rexspar Uranium —
Silk class A
Rix
4,400
1
44 %
Jun
35
100
18%c 18%c
Line-;—
PiDe
Pipeline..
Keno
49c
:—
36%
75
38
27 %
28%
:
United
16%
Riverside
Robertson
500
1.80
—
Macdonald
Reichhold
21C
1.65
1.81 Mar
—*
1
Rapid Grip Batten-.—
Rayrock Mines
Mining ———;
Reef Explorations
Realm
Reeves
21c
*
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Ranger
3.015
Jan
80c
—1
Pipeline——.—
Shawkey
2nd
Class
Rainville
:
14c
37
Ltd— —1
Oil
Ultra
12,100
98c
1
Mines
Uranium
Radicre
High
59% May
Jan
37
.
40,825
%
38%
56
7%c July
Mar
5c
18
1.000
*38
—40
—
.
40c
18c
8c
37 %
38%
L
t
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
22C
18j/2
A
Trinity Chibougamau
40c
8c
.
"
Prairie
Triad
36c
11 %
Low
235
.
Transmountain
Trans
21c
75c
class
—
Transcontinental
5c
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
59
1
—
B
Trans Canada
37c
—
preferred
preferred
:
Canada Explorations
Trans
21c
4.70
Shares
58 %
58%
L —50
Exploration /
Finance
Traders
Apr
Jun
5.60
72c
Toronto Star
Tovagmac
Jun
2.80 Mar
July
2.68
—
for Week
Low
Par
7%
Jan
2.82
35c
Feb
4.55
Jun
1.50
5.95
70
61% Jan
305
3.90
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
37%,
4.10
—
Quemont
Quonto
High
1.55
Week's
Last
36
39c
24
Range Since Jan.1
44c
—-—
Quebec Lithium CorpQuebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
Shares
371/e
Prospectors
JULY
for Week
Low
Par
Powell
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
•
•'
„
"w
.•
(not Included In year's range).
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume
Number
190
5867
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(397)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
Jufy
SECURITIES
24
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
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
not
or
represent actual transactions.
which have
a
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
AerovoxCorp
Air
l
Products
American
Bid
Par
Board
12%
55%
59
Green Mountain Power Corp___5
Grtnnell
Corp__
___•
1
Co
n%
39
41%
Grolier
26*4
Society
Gulf Sulphur Corp
23
24%
Gustln-Bacon
-___io
78
81 ¥2
Hagan Chemicals
Greetings CI "A"
1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp...4
American-Marietta
Co
2
41
44
Haloid
Xerox
Inc
393V
42 ¥2
Hanna
(M
Co class A
43%
46 %
50%
54 %
19
21
Amer
Cement
Corp
5
Barge Line—5
24 Va
Amer Commercial
American
Express
Co
American
American
Pipe
Amer-Saint
&
Const
Gobain
Co
1
Corp
7.50
AMP Incorporated
1
Anheuser-Busch
Inc__^___^___4
Arden Farms Co common.;
_i
Partic
Public
Service
40%
High
25%
Hilton
19 ¥2
21
Hoover
57%
61
28%
Hudson
32
iu:i;,
17%
Hugo ton Gas Trust
22 %
Hugoton
Aztec
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Bayless
Bell
(A
&
J)
Bends
Co_.
Hathaway
Black
Sivalls
Borinan
Power &
&
Bowater
Inc
Brown
&
Brush
Riirndv
1
35%
38
Engineering Corp...*
lg
13%
10%
Indianapolis
17%
56
Bakeries
Interstate
45%
-
Uiieistat.e
15
-
Interstate
Motor
Investors
11%
60
Class
Diver
A
35
Iowa
Public
24%
T^wa
19%
21
Itek
7%
jade
&
ADR
7V'8
7%
Jamaica
18
Jefferson
1
55
Co....•
5
Co__15
Inc_
(H
California
_______
M)
Interstate
Tel
Supply
56 ¥2
14 Va
•
43 ¥2
17%
19%
9%
10%
15%
16%
Kearney
Oregon Power Co__2a
37%
Steel
Water
Co__25
26 Va
26%
27%
I0c
714
7 ¥3
of Calif.l
16%
17 ¥2
60
63 %
Water
Canadian
&
Service
Telep Co
5%
_\^1 ___26
.
Corp
Delhi
Oil
Ltd
Canadian Superior Oil
Cannon
Mills
Carlisle
Corp.:
class B
25
com
1
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Products
Point Field
Central Electric
Central 111
Central
Gas
21
.10
33
Gas Co_______5
Louisiana Electric
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Utility Corp
Central
Vt
Pub
Co—.10
•
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens
Otil
Common
Clinton
Co
States
Collins
Radio
Colonial
Stores
Colorado
13%
Interstate
Gas
Co
$1.25
conv
preferred
Commonwealth
Gas
Corp
Connecticut Light &
Consol Frelghtways.
Consolidated
Ling
Cross
Detroit
Intermit
Chemical
Diebold
Inc
Donnelley
Arts
Duffy-Mott
McLouth
McNeil
8'
3
2414
25%
24%
26
17%
12%.
11%
13%
17%
$1
Co
Eastern
Utilities
Class
*'"•<=
Gas
A
46 Va
Nuuonal
Class
National
New
23%
29%
37
40%
17%
18%
23%
28 ¥2
(Texas)
Fisher
Natl
21 ¥2
11
11%
Old
Florida
Steel
Mart
36%
Pabst
18%
Pacific
Tall
Otter
General
Gas
Co
Corp
River
Corp
22
24 %
Pendleton
19%
21
Pepsi-Cola
11%
12%
Permanente Cement
19
20%
Pfaudler-Permutit
Tool
0¥a
i57/8
9%
10%
of
Natl
New
Bk
of
-13 ¥2
21
First
First
National
45%
128¥2
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.
50
133'/a
245
10
of
(NY)
10
Co
4¥s
4%
35 ¥2
Island
of
City Bank
Comercial
Trust
55 ¥2
29
31 ¥2
.39%
247/„
58%
61 ¥2
30
32%
Detroit
159
167
72¥2
68
47
50%
100 ¥2
103 V2
10
55 ¥4
58 ¥2
Westchester.5
27¥2
293/a
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16
81
7.50
Bank
&
(Albany)
31
34%
25
61 ¥2
63
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
49 ¥4
52 ¥2
54
57 ¥2
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
36
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
30 ¥2
York
Newark
Essex
&
Banking Co (N J)_.
Trust
Tr
90 ¥2
94%
347
37%
40 Vs
63
67
67
71 ¥2
Co
1143/4
520
556
Bk
Tr
A
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(Hackensack
20
673/4
22
24%
10
42 3/4
45%
20
543/4
58
5
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Bank
Tradesmen's
Trust
64 ¥4
Bergen Ctty
N
Philadelphia Natl
Provident
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Rockland-Atlas
40%
111
Peoples Tr Co of
&
(N Y)
33
25
(Chicago)—100
Co
Peoples First Natl
42
332
10
Natl
88
923/4
160
175
Bank of
Boston
10
44
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
.18
48 ¥4
95%
99%
20
9 ¥2
10 ¥2
of
—25
St
Louis__20
68
88 3/4
48%
513/4
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of
St
Louis
Union
1st
Second
Bank-State
Trust
10
.
37
40%
Long
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-8
via
37
20
83
(Wash)—20
117
Trust Co
Seattle
Natl
Bk
20
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873/4
123
Street
Natl Bank of
Second
Phila—10
First Natl Bank
Security
Bank
_
Bank
72 ¥2
85%
(Philadelphia) __10
Natl
N
Co
National
393/8
52
(Jersey City) .25
Bank
Rochelle—
Franklin
21%
76%
Trust
Dallas
Westchester.Natl
New
89%
72
6¥4
of
35%
106
83 ¥2
(Minn)—10
&
397/«
33
101 ¥2
City Bank (NY)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
20
25 ¥2
18%
258
3 6 ¥2
(NY).10
County..
& Trust
First
of
Bank
Northern
of Chicago—100
Bank
32¥2
23
28Vs
25
Bank
New
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Natl Bank
35%
109
30
30%
Boston.10
York
National
38 %
Bk
of
Ask
5
National
39%
Tr Co
Bank
Bid
102'
5
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Mellon Natl Bk&Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
36Vs
86 ¥2
35
v
91%
383/4
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63 ¥2
66
23
24%
45 ¥2
47%
44
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28 ¥2
31 ¥2
2%
9%
10%
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12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
27%
Glrard
Trust
Corn
Exch
Bk_.-15
York-.10
56%
--2
7%
27¥4
29
1
21%
0
28
30%
Industrial
Bk
534
Industrial
Natl
(New
593/4
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22%
25
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56%
53 %
Electric Co.7%
General
Corp
Serv
Co of
Serv
Co
rotttsn
Pubco
23
Nassau
36%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Pub
63
i47/8
Brook Natl Bank of
5
(N Y)
Bank
Natl
20
(Buffalo)
(SF)-lO
Hudson
Pub
Co of America
Properties Inc
Petroleum
10c
—1
New Hamp
8
of New Mexico.—B
Sugar
Ltd
23%
■
13%
59
,
Trust
Meadow
101
42¥4
.
42 ¥4
33%
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29%
Plains
39%
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22
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22'%
12%
New
95
Co_12¥a
Trust
87%
338
26%
25
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Tr
Harris
40%
1
318
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co..-10
20%
Co.—B
82
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11%
23
Brfcc
26¥2
National
37%
19
Mach Tool Co_2
46Vs
10%
21%
Fire
67%
43%
35
26%
P>
45%
20
66%
8%
20 ¥4
(A
63%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Producing
«jreen
42 ¥2
13%
7
Olddlngs&Lewis
Glasspar Co
Natl
First
'—10c
—1
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.64%
27%
38
*
37
299
(NY)__10
12%
11%
1
46 Vs
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
(NY).12¥2
26 ¥4
10%
20
14%
34%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
1
10
21
Co
8%
13
Companies
46%
Bottlers—1
General
6%
Cement
First
Co__70c
1
Mines
Corp
Indus
50c
447/8
(Chicago) .25
Co
5%
43
''
41 ¥2
Electronics—90c
Sulphur
Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co—
43%
(Atlanta)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12Va
11
Line
Uranium
Consolidated
1
42
Phlla.10
Bank
39 ¥4
Pan
8
10
Merchants
10
&
(Camden N
12
Hannifin
51 ¥4
National
Natl
Natl
18%
Parker
19%
preferred
Co
11 %
84%
49 %
8%
Co
33 ¥4
33¥3
First
17¥4
61 ¥2
2.50
Portland
19 ¥2
8
81
17%
46%
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
31
—
Camden
Robinson Co—5
Power & Light Co
American
481%
Natl
58
27%
16%
5
Cleve—18
Bk
Co
Bk 61
Natl
Mercury
44%
26
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Bank Stk Corp
First
Pacific
31%
First
First
First
33%
41 ¥2
1
48%
Co
Fiduciary Trust
12%
5%
31 '4
8¥4
20 Vs
>21%
1
Cos
Co
Oil Co
Corp
Conversion
Co
13%
East
(Calif) 5% pfd
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5 ¥2%
64 V2
A
County Trust Co
5
10 ¥2
Far
Telep
61 ¥4
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
12%
Gamble
10
ii
7.50
Gas
45%
Bank
Empire Trust Co
1
Corp
Pacific
Telephone Co
10
of
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Co
Pacific
10
19
33¥3
8
Co
Pacific
1
Co
pfd_*
19
Gas
13%
•
Packing
Service Co
23¥4
5
Co $4
53
&
93%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Corp——50c
22
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7%
18%
70 ¥2
of
Bk
Exch
Federation
12 %
9
75%
70
Fairfield
49%
21
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90
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Trust
14%
Co
Airmotive
1
•
66
(Chicago)
23%
2
Co.
Gar tack
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County
Passaic
Brewing
32¥4
Transport "A"
Eagle
Yuba
67
19 ¥2
1
Ask
Bank
Bank
24%
Corp
Power
63
10
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24 ¥2
111 Bank &
13V2
20%
8%
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(Phila)
Co
Trust
21%
1
Inc
14 ¥4
5%
12%
34
16%
Olin
62
•
10
16
Continental
27 ¥4
39 ¥2
•
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A__5
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5
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10
(Savannah)
22%
1
..
8%
21%
42
Southern
&
•
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Corp
13 %
1
187"8
2.50
8 ¥4
20
286
Connecticut
Prod—10c
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•
Oil & Gas Corp
1
22 %
&
Commercial Trust of N
22%
45 ¥2
58
Co.
Weyerhaeuser
18%
100
Co
Natl
Corn
8
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1
Brothers Co
28%
18 Va
20%
17%
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Transmission
Point
17¥2
(Newark) .25
City Natl Bk & Tr
¥2
3
43
18%
29%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
5
5%
17 ¥a
16%
5
Wurlitzer
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
25¥2
8
;
Co
Miss
Bros
Westcoast
Wood
Cleveland
77 ¥4
Oklahoma
Watson
14
16%
1
Shops of Del—1
Nuclear-Chicago
(S D)
16
24%
22
Natural
39
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
32 ¥4
19%
,2
Northwest
36 ¥2
Co
National
24%
23 ¥4
Water
Warren
13
(N Y)
Manhattan
Bank
32 ¥2
72
20 %
Mortgage Assn_100
Corp.—_
10
27
99
26V2
2¥2
1
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Fisher Governor Co
Giant
15V2
18%
25%
Natl
Citizens
12 Va
Pacific
Federal
First Boston
Co
7%
Oil
Equity Oil Co
Frito
5 V2
30 ¥2
11%
11%
_2
Co
Chase
6
21 ¥2
Gas
Brothers
30
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Co
Trust
Centl-Penn
69 ¥4
1
Petin
247/8
1
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National
Trust
Central
30%
66
Camden
25%
10
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American Coal
Northeastern
23
Co
29%
5
22¥2
79%
27¥2
20%
Gas
&
51 ¥3
5
20
Trust
St
Broad
5Va
Oil
Warren
Swasey
27¥2
Louis
St
17%
Nortex
1
E'mhart Mfg Co
Gen
76
1
;
Elec
47%
1
White
Virginia
5%
Line Co.5
Pub Serv
19 %
of
5¥s
50c
&
File
&
35%
(S F)
Commerce
Boatmen's
4%
North
21%
Gas
13%
5
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6
33
•
Co
America
Bankers
16 ¥2
51%
2Va
Shirt
Warner
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14%
1
48
9%
of
Chem
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Thermador
Norris
North
50c
Bank
32 ¥4
7%
common.—
Eng
31%
Inc
Trust
34 Va
Corp A com_50c
&
Homes
B
Nicholson
29%
8%
Gas
National
41%
Assoclates___10
¥2
5
Nalco Chemical Co—:
43
Inc
State
28 ¥4
43
I
American
13¥2
2
Supply
33 y4
12%
50c
Natural
6%
56%.
311/4
Grocery Co
Massachusetts
Par
New
38 V2
Laboratory Inc
Electric
Precision
Fuel
Mountain
32%
53
Corp of Amer
Lt
Corporation
(San
1
—
Co_
30%
12%
Co—9
Associates
Vitro
Von's
Bank and Trust
45%
5
Inc
Pipe
Utilities
Varian
Western
Corp—1
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Inc—
common..
22%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
_1
Co
331/2
21
2%
Western
Inc.
Gas
10%
31
Co
Western
Corp
Refining
Syntex
Oil
53
1
Service
Propane
31 ¥2
Miller
40'4
Co
62
Southern
43 ¥2
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36¥a
5
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Broadcasting
Gas Utilities Co
Laboratories
5
Electrolux Corp__
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26 '
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Industries
Pood
42 ¥2
2%
Eng—;
&
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Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
Co..5
_.
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lc
Steel Corp
America—
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Paso
28
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preference.,
Electro-Voice
14 ¥4
26
1
_
Tennessee
Economics
13%
2
Dynamics Corp of
East
13%
2u%
Inc
Greene
Suntide
14%
15%
Co
Basil
Duriron
9 ¥2
28%
Bradstreet Inc
&
.Dunham
8%
14
Sons
¥2
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49%
1.25
Corp.—
57/3
10 y8
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Power
39 ¥2
Corp—1
1
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1
Corp.l
States Sugar Corp
1
States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
5
Delaware
29%
Machine
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&
Chemical
.3
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Metropolitan
27
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22
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41
58
Corp
25
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
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,
39
—1
non-voting.
Bank
13
8
1
1
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14%
28%
Corp 5
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13 ¥4
Herrlngton Co Inc.:
Marquardt Aircraft
20
.——_—5
9%
1
Marmon
50%
Bridge Co—.1
Corp
26 ¥4
40¥8
of
Missouri
Dictaphone
24%
8%
of New York
Missouri-Kansas
Di-Noc
1
37¥2
Bank
19%
C©__
17%
10
Bank
21
Harvester
10%
Co_
15%
19
17%
Detroit
9 ¥2
16¥a
Steamship-—2.50
Mfg
&
21
Corp
86
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
26%
58 ¥2
19%
26
Machine
24%
55
1
Marlin-Rockwell
12"
1
50¥a
2 ¥2
14
48
5
47
1
Co
Co
54
Inc
Industries
Specialties
5
Darling (L At Co
..1
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.1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Gen
I
Prods
McLean
,1
27%
24%
Register
Suburban
31 Va
90%
vtg
21V8
20¥2
22%
1
Monogram
Danly
Gas
29
•
11%
Ltd
19¥4
25¥2
Co—1
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Tel
Leasing
Servateria
United
•
1
Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
States
States
United
1
25
28%
34%
Common
El
1V4
27 ¥4
10%
Engine Co Inc
Laboratories com vtg
Cutter
19%
5
Gas
United
United
2¥2
Electric Co—16
&
Auto
24%
1
Cummins
Dun
27%
33%
31%
Refrigeration Corp
Craig Systems Inc__.
1
13%
Co
29%
1
1
Copeland
.
98
Co
Gas
22%
Inc.l
18
13
_10c
Tucson
7%
94 V4
Company.——5
Transp Lines
16%
Co
Supply Co
Gas
43/3
3 7 ¥4
Co
(W
„
39
Trans
37/3
9 ¥4
8%
7
cl B—5
com
1
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23%
50c
steel
Maxson
5
22 ¥«
34
Electronics
Star
Maryland
.2.50
29%
Stores
14%
1
36%
Power Co_*
Products
28
34%
27
Service
Pressed
Suburban
20%
13%
Mfg Co
:
—1
-aumeapolis Gas Co
—__—1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co.,—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
_5
Continental
i
Rock
18%
1
38%
1
23 Va
32 ¥2
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Fruit
Stubnitz
,
7 ¥2
6%
25
26 ¥4
21%
Co„
Gas
Electric
44
lc
34'4
5
41
1
Co
36
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
CoIorado"OH & Gas Corp com__3
12%
Plus
Blower
1
2%
11 ¥2
8
1
Inc
38%
25
Maremont
14%
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24 ¥2
141/4
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Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
16 Vs
Frary & Clark
Macmillan
6 %
15%
1
Co
Madison
-5%
common
1
Pipe Line Corp—50c
573/4
664
14%
Corp
Gas
12%
Tractor
¥a
54%
*13%
25
Producing
Carbon
Stouffer
31 ¥2
36 ¥4
3
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Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co:
22
33%c
Co
Cem
Lucky
25%
20%
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Engines
Coastal
23%
cl A__33%c
com
class
62'4
6
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Portland
Inc
15 ¥4
29
10
1
Co
Lone
40%
10
Co
Serv
3
¥4
10
Lilly (Eli ) & Co Inc
26%
36%
0
Corp„
Inc
Utilities Co
Liberty Loan Corp
50 Vb
25%
Trecker
&
Gas_5
Lanolin
16 ¥4
47
Co_5
Central
Central Soya Co_
Central Telephone
15%
11%
*
Eng Tel Co
Stepan
44%
Lau
—
30%
1
10
Co_10c
Devel
Water
Statler
41%
41 ¥2
Natural
Landers
35 ¥3
Co
38 ¥2
Toohrlng
22 ¥4
153/8
28 ¥4
71/2
Serv
States
Common
26%
Kratter Corp class A
5 ¥2
3%
56
Keystone
32 %
4%
Gas Co
Elcc &
Indiana
Central
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Trust ctfs
&
23%
14 ¥4
1
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Stanley Works.
24%
Ketchum
47%
22 ¥4
1
Stanley Home Products Inc—
6%
53 ¥4
Kentucky
29%
431/2
10
Corp
27%
1
Carpenter Paper Co
•
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Drug
Inc
West
28
•
common
preferred
Kennametal
Pub
Elec
Standard
8 Va
Kansas-Nebraska
27%
12 %
Calif
Corp
Topp Industries Inc_
17%
7 %
1
$1.46
39%
California
68%
9%
Union
Standard
46%
16%
Jessop Steel Co
California
66¥2
9¥2
New
Stand
61
13 %
5
Co__
64
5
30 Vs
1
Colorado Po.vver Co
Nevada Power Co
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1
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Jervls Corp
32%
60%
Co_I__—10c
&
Time
9
Calif
Sprague
19%
31
.1
59
30
Kaiser
18 ¥2
29 ¥2
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Byllesby
67
2
Shore Oil &
Speer
Petrochemicals-1
Electric
Lake
_J,
Castings
28
1
Co
Southwestern
288
1
Jefferson
35%
Co
Utilities
Water
16%
Co
Service
Heintz
33 >4
.10
273
1
Corp
Inc.—„I
8%
•
2
Cable
Southwestern
Inc—
24%
•
Thrifty
5
Power
Gas
23
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co
Corp____
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24%
12
8%
Southern
18%
23
15%
8%
Southern
16
17%
1
38¥4
1
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21
14%
44
11
20c
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47/3
41
14
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&
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43/3
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63 ¥2
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25%
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Services
Southern
19%
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dys.l
Freight
common
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Inc
Corp
Corp
Securities
10
Steel
26%
Tnt*rstsile
Co
Pacific
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35%
& Co—
Southeastern
34%
25%
21%
preferred—25
Beryllium
Bullock's
31 ¥2
•
Inc
Water
&
32%
;
Sharpe Mfg Co
Buckeye
1
1934
Gas
(G D)
South
68
Mills
Head
1
Inc
Skil
7%
64
Indian
Bantam
Simplex Wire
72 ¥2
6%
1
Gasoline Corp
43%
1
Petroleum
Sierra
13
69
1
1
1
Bryson
$1.20
ll7/a
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24
Liglrt Co__l
Paper Corp
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"units"
Production
Husky Oil Co
Natural
97%
1
Seismograph Service Corp
¥2
6
Water Co——10
International Textbook Co
•
42%
Manufacturing Co__2¥2
Corp__
Searle
29%
75%
5
.
Stores
Industries
5%
27 ¥2
1
71
*
Foods
Botany
Inn.
Corp
Bills
Mat—1
common
12%
1
Bag Co
Corp
Berkshire
Black
A
18%
25
Bros
Beneficial
Beryllium
32
ij34
10
__
Thermo King Corp
Jacinto
Schiela
19 ¥2
29%
17%
_l
69V2
San
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
Indiana
Markets
Gossert
18%
•
Gas..
Field
1
1
Texas
Sabre-Pinon
10
Bates MIg Co
Baxter Laboratories!
17%
541/2—
Tokheim
64
1
29
140
—2%
Transmis
16 ¥4
25c
Ryder System Inc
13 Va
28%
20%
24%
22'/a
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
;
36%
Co—5
134
23¥4
20%
Eastern
50
134
34
Co...10
10
31 y2
Corp
65¥a
131
12 Va
Gas
_io
29%
Texas
1
111
60
Natural
Corp__
67/a
Corp_7
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
Tekoil
49 ¥»
Co
127
A——
Oil
Spring
6%
18%
46 ¥2
Myers Inc—_____ *
125
Corp..——.1
class
Houston
Products Inc.
,1
16%
(H-H)
&
10
Engineering—i__l
Co
Houston
1
40%
Co
Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
com_10
Houston Corp
_
92 y2
5
Rice Mills Inc—3¥2
Rockwell
Credit
23%
Corp
Robbins
Robertson
Voltage
40%
Associated
Avon
37%
Construction
Metal
1
Tappan
3
Roadway Express class A
3 ¥2
38 ¥2
32%
Ask
Tampax Inc
31 y8
12%
22 %
Western
Art
3
36
Bid
53 ¥2
29
Texas
14%
38%
Arkansas
Par
49 ¥2
2
12¥2
105
;
r.
Ask
5
Corp
Brand
Bid
37 ¥2
11%
5
Power
River
13%
Co__5
Missouri
Stoker
30 ¥4
1
Co
5
common—
23%
Co_;
Arkansas
Arvida
A)
B
Riley
•
185
35 ¥4
2.50
Controls
Va
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
__1
_*
preferred
Arizona
Class
Corp
&
Purina
Richardson Co
21
175
10c
Mfg
Ask
19%
1
Par
Republic Natural Gas Co
Bid
l
Inc
Box
Ralston
Ask
i
.
*
Punta
Alegre
3' %
Purex
Corp
30 ¥a
Purolator
Products
Corp„—1
1
.
1
5¥4
,
6%
19 %
30%
9y8
26%
38
8 ¥2
7
Bank
Hanover
&
Tr
City
Tr.
New
(Chic)...20
Bk
Sav
County
(Jersey
Hudson
of
National Bank
35 ¥4
Co
of
Tr
Co
New
(N
Jersey
373/4
Union
1
.25
(Union
Trust
&
66
71 ¥2
17
18%
Bank
of
Commerce—
States
Providence
of
Int'l
10
Irving Trust Co
Bank
Trust
Y) .10
I
—
Co
(Wash
40
.10
(Phila )_—5
D
United
44 ¥4
47
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix
21
33
36%
Y)—20
92 3/4
96 ¥2
Ar1*)_5
49 ¥4
52%
¥2
22 ¥»
23
1
13 ¥2
14%
.10
C)_
(N Y)
footnotes
8tates
Trust (N
44
41 ¥2
43%
28%
For
51 ¥2
*0
T^ust Co—
of
Bank
R
Industrial
32%
(N
Com
56
10
(Cleveland)
United
(Boston)
20 V2
40%
104
City) _8
J)
N
Co
97
>
see
preceding
page.
Bank & Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem N C)
»
Wachovia
20
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(393)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
July
SECURITIES
21
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Abei
25c
Fund
teen
Bid
P*r
Fuado—
Mutual
2.25
rntl
2.47
7.35
1
American Investors Fund
_1
American
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Anier Rese irch SiDevelopment.*
Associated Fund Trust.,,
*
Atomic Devei Mut Fund
Inc_-1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B'
Inc—,5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science Si Elect'ni'cs Corp-lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
4.32
10.59
Business Shares
American
Ltd
Canada
Slue
(Investment
5.99
6.51
B-2
(Medium
9.74
B-3
(Low
4.73
5.17
B-4
(Discount
13.57
14.75
K-l
'Income
31.96
34.93
S-l
14.56
American
14.19
American Surety
i
14.21
15.57
15.08
Bankers
1
7.97
3.71
uiu
—
—
Inc-
15.34
9.74
-J
Lazard
10.66
9.47
10.24
13.23
14.46
11.95
12.92
16,(00
J
Life
135 %
21%
23.02
21.12
7.65
19.06
12.97
9.62
10.54
21.67
22.20
Trust
Fund
16.36
Inc..
10.50
al4.76
14.91
16.21
—*
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc_;
—20c
17.69
11.52
Wide
Inc.
20.72
22.41
Corp——
13.63
14.74
Securities
Balanced
25.23
25.09
26.83
7.58
3.28
21.27
21.43
8.34
4.02
Co
11.14
-—
Series
Income
Series——
Growth
8.64
New
England
New
York
9.89
21.74
23.50
14.06
Capital Fund
1
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
12.50
13.59
17.17
13.56
18.05
19.51
Fund Inc.l
4.70
5.15
One
10c
1
6.04
6.61
Over-The-Counter
2.71
2.96
•
11.03
12.04
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Industrial
Financial
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Fund
Mutual
Florida
Inc
Mutual Fund—
Founders
Funds Inc—
-lc
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc..—2
6.11
22.09
1
2.33
2.53
:-l
17.49
18.91
1
7.41
8.05
12.39
13.60
series
Inc——
Futures
—
General
Capital
General
Investors Trust
Corp
Pioneer
Price
—lc
shares
Electrical
Building
Fund
(T Rowe)
10.61
11.62
Quarterly
Shares—lc
lc
lc
Equip
shares
Growth Fund
11.27
12.34
Scudder
8.18
8.97
Scudder
8.60
9.42
Fund
Dist
Fund
of Canada
Stevens
&i
6.23
24.47
9.82
40.94
8.96
Aug.
Sept.
Feb
Federal
9.12
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.81
Aug.
4%s
4s
1
15.78
9.05
9.92
Southwestern
1
14.35
Sovereign
7.78
8.11
13.66
14.95
6.93
7.60
lc
10.66
11.68
.
shares—
Petroleum
Inc.
Investors
Roe
10.50
15.35
Corp..*
16.81
40%
& Farnham
Balanced
1
a38.12
2.28
2.52
Sterling
Inc.l
X12.71
13.45
6.93
7.60
Television-Electronics Fund
1
16.56
18.05
lc
10.66
11.63
Texas
1
9.86
10.78
-lc
11.69
12.30
Townsend
lc
7.91
8.67
Stock shares
Railroad
Steel
shares——
—
shares
Tobacco
lc
11.47
20.01
20.61
1
21.31
21.96
10c
5.32
5.81
Guardian
Mutual
Funds
Hamilton
Series
United
H-DA
Inc
Fund
Inc
U
S
Fund—.—
Funds
United
Continental
United
Inc
Fund
Income
United
Science
5.26
1
a26.60
2.63
2.83
Value
Line
Income
1
8.48
9.27
Value
Line
Special
1
9.84
10.75
Income
Fund
of
Incorporated
—
Boston
Income
Incorporated
Inc
Fund
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
1
10.21
11.04
12.91
14.12.
lc
11.21
12.26
Fund.lc
12.00
13.13
Institutional
Growth
Institutional
Income Fund
Institutional
Fund
lc
Fund
Insur
Fund
Funds
Value Line
Wall
Ltd—
Bank
Foundation Fund
Inst
United
lc
6.97
12.90
Whitehall
Fund
4.01
1
8.30
10.82
11.83
British
Bid
Petroleum
6s—1980-76
Burlington Industries 41/iS—1975
Canadian
Pacific Ry
Corp 4Vf»s
Vought 5%s
Carrier
Chance
Commonwealth
El
Paso
Oil
Natural
57
134
—
1
•
12.86
13.93
14.74
16.07
1
13.25
14.32
1
6.37
6.89
1969
94
—1982
99
1977
5%s._1977
96%
101
103%
105
131
135
5%s
4%s
Co
Petroleum
Public
5%s„.
Service
Electric
119
122
1976
115
116
1977
140
144
Southwest
1982
204
208
Sperry Rand 5%s
1989
103%
104
Long Island Lighting 5%s__1989
103%
104%
Fruehauf
General
Trailer
Port
4s
Cement
5s
Gen'l Tire Si Rubber 6s
Idaho
Power
Lowensteln
ww
5s
(M)
Si
Sons—
4%s
Mallinckrodt
5%s
88%
90
1992
Texas
5s—1974
106%
5%s
Amer
107%
Underwood
1989
99
100
U S
1975
84
88
West Penn
1976
85
8B
Westcoast
Can
5s
Illinois
Gas
5s
1984
104%
104%
1982
104 Va
113
104%
30%
50%
32%
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Bid
for
Aug.
3.50s
3%s
3,
Oct.
1959
99.31
1959
1,
99.28
1979
1,
1959
100 2
100.5
Feb
1,
1960
100.2
100.4
100.5
Federal
Land
Bank
Bonds—
1%S
Oct.
20,
2%s
Feb.
1,
1960
99.28
99.4
3%s
Feb.
1,
1960
99.16
99.24
100.2
3%s
April 20,
99.12
99.20
100.1
2%s
June
1,
1960
3%s
April
3,
1961
4s
Sept.
20,
100.2
96
100
99.30
99.27
.
99.30
99.12
I960
.
12, 1963
10, 1965—
1968
92%
4%s April 10, 1969
99.31
100.2
99.14
1959
1960
98.12
,
98.4
93%
1969
Bid
1,
Aug.
Nov.
3%s
Feb
5'/as
Corp
Power
Trans
Stores
5V8s
5y2a
4%s
98%
99
100
101
April
90%
91%
Oct.
1,
1970-1967
99 %
100 %
1,
1971
90
91
95
96
92%
93%
1970
1,
1972-1967—-.
15.
Sept.
15,
1972
Ask
4s
May
15,
100
1959
99.31
3%
100.1
May
4s
Aug.
1,
Oct.
1,
99.24
99.28
3%s
Feb.
15,
.
100
"
99.16
100
4s
Feb.
l%s
99.22
100.2
Aug. 15, 1962
l%s Oct. 1, 1962
99.28
1,
4s
98.22
98.28
3%s
1960
99.9
99.13
2%s Feb.
99.3
99.7
IV2S
100.7
100.9
w
i
4s
Nov.
IV2S
Oct.
96.12
l%s
April
97.24
97.28
93.16
93.20
90.16
98.12
98.16
39.4
1.J963
4%s May
l(
87.16
1964
15, 1964
w
100.6
L
Dated
-
Due
Bid
Ask
Bid
Due
116
104%
Dated
3-58
8-
3-59
99.31
100.1
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.24
99.27
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.30
100.1
4%.%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.25
99.29
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
99.31
4Va%
3.45%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.26
99.29
4.45%
3.75%
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.26
99.29
4% %
<
1-59
99.28
Bid
July 30,
3-
1-59
6-
1-59
7-
4-
3-59
18-
5-
1-60
4-60
2-60
1959
99.979
1959
99.931
99.981
99.085
1959
98.978
99.010
98.893
98.927
99.938
November
19,
99.882
99.894
November
27,
99.850
December
3,
98.839
98.875
99.785
99.806
December
10,
1958——
98.776
98.814
99.736
-
99.752
December
17,
1959
98.697
98.737
98.652
98.693
98.633
98/675
1959
1959
J
December
22,
1959
1959
99.603
99.617
December
24,
1959
September 21,
September 24,
1959
99.561
99.577
December
1959
99.525
99.541
January
7,
99.450
99.463
January
14,
1959
8,
1959
15,
31,
99.382
21,
March
99.217
April
99.144
July 15,
15.
1959
—
98.194
1960
I960—.
—
125
123
•No
100
102
a
105
106
1988
91
1979
115
94%
—
Net
par value
asset value.
k Admitted
to
listing
Exchange
b Bid yield price
Stock
d
the New York
x
98.223
98.11
98.136
97.291
I960—.
97.005
95.890
1960
Ex-rights,
t New
on
98.243
1960
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
114%
1971
98.613
98.333
93.205
103%
1989
93.570
98.296
1960
15,
January
99.275
99.191
;
January
99.342
99.116
1959
November 5, 1959
29,
99.402
99.256
22,
—
1960
99.320
1959
1959
1970
Ask
99.055
99.694
October
99.31
100.4
1959
12,
99.681
October
100.2
Yield Price
Bid
November
1959
1,
99.27
99.833
1909
October
99.30
100.2
Treasury Bills
Ask
September 10,
September 17,
October
99%
Ask
Rate
11-
3.50%
13,
104%
87.24
3.60%
August
84
89.12
100.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
August 20, 1959
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959
100%
91.30
90.8
1962
1963
15,
May
97.23
93.4
100
1963—.
1,
96.4
91.22
1963
15,
15,
April
97.20
1961
99.14
92.28
1960
1960
98.14
99.10
1962
April
1960
I960—
94.16
98.10
1962
1962
15,
99.12
94.3
-
98.30
99.8
1961
1,
Ask
93.26
1961
1%S
l%s April 1.
3VaS May 15,
May 15,
1,
point
a
Bld
1960
15,
of
1961
15,
99.27
Aug. 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
3%s Nov. 15, 1959
April
32nds
more
99.25
Treasury Notes—
1%S
or
1960
15,
Aug
lVaS Oct.
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1959
15.
October 22,
113
92.16
98
3%s
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
108
130
1971
5s
93%
98 %
4%s
93
98.12
Certificates of Indebtedness—
100%
103%
103 V8
99 %
92
1969
15,
%
99 %
99
1968
20,
98
99
1961
20,
98.18
93
—.
4s
99.20
99.17
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
6,
102%
98%
99.31
Dec
4%s
1960
11.
100.1
4%s
I960™
March
Ask
Cooperatives—
99.26
99.30
1959
August
128
1979
Industries 4%s
White
81
101
Transmission—
—.
Montana Power 4%s
National
5y8S—1989
ww
;
Mueller Brass 33/8s
Northern
Pow
99
100%
85%.
Eastern Transmission—
Textron
Chemical
Elec
47/8s
Gas
2
99.30
100.3
Ask
Gas—
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww.. 1967
Southern Elec Generating—
Tenn
1981
&
1989
1975
3%s
106
—1969
5%s
115y2
Corp
1977
5s
100
47/8S—_™—1979
Steel
83%
1989
1973
Morris
114%
Ferro
ww„1983
5 %s
Phoenix
47%
the
Yield Price
Power
Philip
one
3.55s
100.1
United States
Bid
Northspan Uran
Ohio
31%
2
July
4.33
1
Bonds—
Pacific
4s
Ref 6s—1972
Gas
55%
131
Ask
91
29%
in
7%
99.23
I960—
iiv Issues
Bonds—
87%
__3
——
4%s
Nov.
Rate
.
99
98.24
9.07
1
-
95%
Co__
99.26
6.37
' nc
27%
.5
Insurance
98.12
5.83
Mutual
Wisconsin Fund Inc
61 %
7
25%
Y)
of N Y
Westchester Firr
100.1
Situations
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
14.11
99.30
-
1959
23,
Aug.
4%s
Investing Corp
31%
109
2
March
8.19
Investors Fund Inc
6.73
lc
7.93
14.43
10c
Street
(N
58
59%
8
4%s
19.24
1
29%
105
10
(NY)
98.16
16.11
Inc
Ins
98.8
7.49
Fund
Life
Mar.
17.70
■
2
10
4%s
14.74
Inc
Washington
100
1959
3 %s
1
Marine
„__
95.4
8.91
—1
&
99
12.60
—
42
97.12
8.15
Ltd
39
98.24
11.59
Inc
10
94.28
1
1
Canada
Fund
Haven)
97.4
Shares.l
Fund
.10c
-
_.
1
Fund
Fund
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Haydock Fund Inc
7.30
13.28
—
__
Fund
41%
City
Banks
4s
Inc—
Accumulated
38%
Ask
Banks—
1963
10,
10,
3%s
International
&
United
Inc—
H-C7
Series
Fund
Growth
12.56
Industry Shares Inc—1
Utilities
Growth
Fund
Investment
10
Feb. 13. 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
l%s
shares..—„—lc
Bond
36%
3%s
11.36
38%
1
State Street Investment
Stein
33
Fire
3%s
Equipment shares.™—lc
Railroad
RR
shares—lc
shares——_lc
—lc
91%
Mortgage Assn—
15.51
Investors
8%
Co—
May 1. 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
3 %s May 2, 1966
17.29
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Bond
87 %
1960
15,
March
June
12.91
Smith
Merchandising
Mining shares
Ins__lo
U S
a30.75
1.25
73%
7%
U S Life Insurance Co
a41.05
—1
Fund
71'/a
69%;
3%S May
4%s Feb.
7.93
B)
66
2
& Guaranty Co__lo
U S Fidelity
9%
I960™:
15,
Natl
14.38
11.64
Institutional
53%
8%
Clark—
Shares—
10
..1
Guaranty Co
50 %
1959
15,
7.99
8.32
Amer
Life
22%
Co
Fire
1
Co
51%
21
preferred
Travelers
1959
15,
4%s
-•
(Edison
Springfield
99
15, I960—.
Feb
4%s June
7.25
Selected
42%
192%
49
56%
Ins
(New
.5
15.
3.80s Jan.
18.77
10.63
Bond shares
Security
94%-
Ins
17.
16.02
—lc
General
,
3%s
10,
shares__lc
shares
Food
Fully Administered
68%
5%
5
6.25
Surety
10
Bid
Dec,
17.08
&
185
4%
—2
Marine
&
Life
Title
Co
Loan
Oct.
Clark
Common Stock Fund
Fire
Seaboard
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home
3%s
15.26
Stevens
lo
...
(N C)
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s
15.61
Scudder
Paul
Seaboard
10
21%
Republic Natl Life Insurance
St
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
19.05
13.94
shares——
(The)
19%
Co
Standard
12.00
lc
Common
36'/a
5
Life
10,
13,
Stock Fund-lc
lc
Chemical
34
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic Insurance (Texas)
_■
13.30
25c
92 %
Sec
7.35
Inc
88
Standard
17.27
Inc
36%
-10
Steam. Boiler
14.74
Shares
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Accident
Owners
3%s
Putnam Growth Fund
62%
63
76%
20 %
-1
59%
21%
73 %
10
33
122
25%
69
73%
Providence-Washington
4
115
60%
2414
5
Co
55
5
.10
$6.50
April
8.29
Fund
Y
Phoenix
Standard
March
Growth Stock
Inc
Ins
25%
4%s
40.53
Fund
Life
41%
4%s
9.03
2 50
Inc
Fund
Puritan
2.50
4
Co
Insurance Co—
37%
15.21
24.23
Inc
543
:
Indemnity
24 %
11.01
.
Inc
51%
8%
Pacific
40%
17.33
Inc.
10
1.50
15.79
X5.74
Corp
Fund
Fund
Putnam-(Geo)
Aviation-Electronics—
Capital
Securities
Street
7%
Employees Life
14.45
—
Y
5
X14.07
Inc—
F)_
_1
Employees Ins
3 VaS
Fund
Philadelphia
Pine
Group SecuritiesAutomobile
Inc
65 %
_4
Insp & Insurance
4%s
Fund
otreet
61 %
3%
5
3%S
Peoples
series-
Common stock
Preferred stock
Shares
William
Securities
Custodian
Franklin
Chemistry &
Electronics
6.74
20.16
of Canada Ltd—Nucleonics
10
10
-
3%s
—
48
Insurance
7.18
12.96.
Fund
44%
10.14
9.05
Series
16%
12'/2
N
of
Philadelphia
9.23
6.57
9.28
Stocks
15
Co
Ins
66%
4.35
8.45
—
Series
Insuranee__3.33 %
Nortnern
68%
6.52
4.44
Preferred Stock Series———
Stock
12.17
5.97
Northeastern
134
63
Insurance
40%
65
2.50
——
(Jacksonville Fla)-2'%
Jefferson
Series—
Series-
J)
Co
(Fla)
38%.
128
River
Peerless
Home
48%
35 Va
North
Pacific Insurance Co of N
Insurance
50%
44"
32
5
C)
Life
-47%
10
161
American
Hartford
3.70
Securities
Investors
Bond
23.59
Gulf
31%
—,—5
—
57%
Government
18%
42
29
2
Fire-
Fire
17%
39%
5
1
—5
Casualty.
Hampshire
69 %
395
4
Hanover
114
152
Republic—
(D
129
379
C)
Great
64
%
10
(N
(S
14%
110%
A
69
Fund
41%
12%
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
—
Shares
Dividend Series-
Balanced. Fund--—
14.45
Amsterdam
York
49
38%
122
common
3%
Falls
Ins
Corp—
National
3.43
Stock Fund-
24.00
New
New
44
4
Fire—™
Corp class
65
Hcfcne
24.45
3.13
—1
Shares
interest—1
34%
23%
Inc
Union
53%
Life
&
32 %
26%
5
10
1.25
Government
(D
beneficial interest
Nation
Howard-
&
Shares
■Glens
Globe
13.22
National
—2.50
25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
15.85
Automation
&
Investment
of
Shares-
E——
15.37
14.66
10.54
9.62
Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Income Fund
14.22
Inc
Mutual
14.26
11.93
Fireman's
Franklin
Fund—
Mutual
10.85
4.69
35%
10
Co-
Fidelity Bankex-s Life Ins__
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„
3.11
Stock
Nationwide
New
General Reinsurance Corp
.33 %c
beneficial
of
2.59
National
Life
39 Vs
33 V*
—10
.
Group Assoc
»
Reinsurance Corp.—5
Insurance
4.26
int-33%c
Growth
Life
4.57
Trust
—
Mutual
85%
81
—
beneficial
of
Investors
•
Federal
2.32
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_
8.37
13.87
2.35
Investors
Missiles-Jets
25.02
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc===*-1
Delaware Fund
1
3.91
-lc
Natl Old Line
16
Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
....—-lc
Fund Inc...
Fund
Investing Co Inc
Trustee
Employers
Massachusetts
Fund———1
Income
Employers
3.08
shares
62%
27%
14%
Casualty Co
Forster
3.42
Mass
Inc
Investment
Western
&
4.53
Units
B
Crum
—
3.10
shares
18.39
20 Va-
Continental
a47.16
Transport
18.82
17.01
6.95
6.38
—
Special Investment shares—lc
shares
—lc
11.08
17.72
17.31
Assurance
2.79
Massachusetts
Inc
General
Continental
36%
5
(Bait)
—
57
5
Connecticut
6%
1
Accident Ins—10
25
1
Ins
15.42
Life
Fire
Life &
57%
6%
Manufacturers
10
2
Life
20.25
4.11
shares:
Natl
(Ky)
14.11
Fund—•
shares
Petroleum
10.96
10.19
Co
lc
Industries
Monument
National
19%
251
_5
Merchants
10%
240
23%
1
3%
24%
Insurance Co.:
Commonwealth
Inc
3%
45%
Life.
18.52
—
Inc
Fund
13.67
shares—lc
Metal
12.05
16.30
Inc
.
Paper
10.08
Stk
Mutual
Sa.yles
General
19.43
—
Inc
Insurance
Loomis
Stock
—
Insurance Investors
18%
12.51
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
13.10
11.10
18
Life
17,300
Va'
129
Inc
Fund
Co
2%
9%
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)
Beneficial
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund
Income
;
7.63
7.02
Boston
20.50
Ins
■■
13%
54 %
_-_10
2%
42%
22%
10
Va.
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
&
.
1
of
Life
Life
10
6.95
6.40
16.53
18.95
J
Growth
Co
National
22 y2
Shippers——
13.94
Standard
-3
.
Insurance
,5
Co
Lid-
of Canada
Fund
Knickerbocker Growth
Tenn
Companies Inc-
6-25
Re-insurance
.
&
56
1
Fund—
Keystoiie Fund
Knickerbocker
Fund —
&
Com
23%
52%
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—
Merchants Fire Assurance.-..
1
2%
21%
1
Corp-
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
17.44
1
Eaton
Investors
Mercury
13.00
-J
Dividend
Amer
27%
13.34
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
Series
16.76
22.12
43
26
15.99
Fund
Diversified
15.36
20.23
39
2%
Ask
2
(Va)—5
Casualty Ins Co
Lincoln
11
Co_5
Stks)_
Fund
Delaware
American
—
10
Assurance
(Newark N J)
Home
Ins Co
Stk)„
Inc
Vegh
Amer
Stocks)-—
Bond
Dividend
American
10.67
&
Loyal Amer
1
—
Com
Commonwealth Investment—-1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
De
8%
Com
Fund Inc—
Crown
7%
Priced
Commonwealth
Series
Life
(Income
1
—-1
50c
Christiana Securities Corp.. 100
7% preferred —--.
-100,
Colonial Energy Shares
—1
-oiuinai Fund Inc_——————1
Fund
17.71
11.30
__
(Speculative. Pfd Stks)
(High-Grade Com Stk)
Life
Heritage Life Ins—
Fla)
10.35
—
15
(Jacksonviiie
9.77
Bonds)
Pfd Stocks)
of
43
19%
'Low
Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Concord
Amer
16.23
Bonds)
Priced
24.58
Life
Bid
Co__65c
(Birm)—2
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
22.53
Bonds).
24.69
75%
32%
%
Mtge
& Title
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
243
39%
14
Par
Lawyers
17%
preferred-
(Speculative
Chemical Fund Inc-
Composite
23.66
71%
5
cohv
$1.25
Bonds)^
Grade
8.96
„
Funds—
S-2
Fund Inc
International
Composite
B-I
36.05
a24.85
—
Insurance
S-4
Century
Chase
6.19
30
10
—
Companies
Ask
130
239
Life
S-3
Ltd
Fund
5.67
-10
Agricultural Insurance Co-.—*
American Equitable Assur——5
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
14.07
Ltd.
(1954.
Custodian
Aetna
13.71
19.33
General
Canadian
Keystone
1.33
13.02
*•4.2.61
—
14.57
Caliioruia Fund
Canadian
11.91
—
13.48
ruuu
juuuch
Boston
Mutual Fund
iThe>
1.71
12.94
172
Aetna Insurance Co
17.88
Fund Inc—I
10
12.12
Investment—^_50c
Fund Inc..
Street
Canada
of
Fund Inc-.
K-2
Surety
11.09
America
Johnston
35 %
&
4.92
Amer Nat Ins
Ridge Mutual
Boston
Broad
,
J
---
Trust
istel
alb.03
of
lc
Inc...;
Research Fund
Investors
Casualty
Aetna
4.50
35.93
Co
Investment
4.62
9.59
Inc:
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund
Resources
Investment
3.50
1-25
Fund
Affiliated
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
Number
190
5867
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase
compared with
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
a
year ago.
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Third Federal Reserve
Week Ended
-1959
Pennsylvania—Altoona
same
week
in
1958.
At this
center
Our comparative summary for
1,633,057
2,116,651
5,166,900
1,091,000,000
4,358,555
7;579,577
4,002,075
7.7
1,040,000,000
4,376,343
+ 16.8
7,750,977
•4,500,000
_
2,601,104
4,996,739
1,119,000,000
5,112,331
—
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
gain for the week ending Friday of 1.7%.
a
1,463,349
8,676,031
—10.7
—
+ 11.8
7.6
+
4,458,324
1,794,03$
2,007,732
+
0.9
+
1,916,782
1,934,88*
:4,744,99a
1,320,000,00$
4,577,613
"7,601,001
—
3,536,101
"6,933,550
~
Yonk
8,746,108
+ 18.2
19,384,433
+ 43.6
13,360,015
18,087,636
—26.1
17,551,004
1,198,195,291
Jersey—Trenton
7,399,250
27,832,175
Delaware—Wilmington
New
198#
e
$
5.3
+ 24.2
1,983,183
v--
1957
or
2,401,514
Scranton
$25,498,975,165 against $23,474,236,566 for the
July 18
Inc.
Dec. %
5^86,587
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Our preliminary totals stand
$
1,817,376
Chester
Saturday, July 25, clearings for all
1958
$
2,088,208
Bethlehem
8.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
District—Philadelpbli
V-
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
41
(399)
1,113,426,392
7.6
1,159,652,100
1,383,566,625/
13,587,750.322,921,546
637,161,435*
59,431,500"
16,148,663
13,555,006
'459,242,061
the week follows:
Total
cities)
(11
+
7,618,824
16,617,726
17,252,196
13,275,469
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended
July 25—
1959
York
New
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
*
i:7
$12,739,511,945
1,270,187,850
1,046,911,609
+ 21.3
1,087,000,000
985,000,000
+10.4
763,162,947
717,349,210
+
538,010,959
477,737,412
+ 12.7
415,700,000
359,100,000
+ 15.8
810,914,000
700,209,402
+ 15.8
478,622,477
387,741,114
+
664,697,003
522,413,365
+ 27.2
412,454,417
353,996,967
+
Chicago
Philadelphia
_
+
Ohio—Canton
Kansas
City
_
—
St., Louis
*—
Francisco
-
_
,
Pittsburgh
T
Cleveland
Baltimore
—
6.4
Ten
cities,
five
cities,
days
five
$19,398,880,093
days
$18,289,971,024
5,083,412,560
4,320,221,285
$24;482,292,€53
$22,610,192,309
1,016,682,512
864,044,257
$25,498,975,165
$23,474,236,566
+
All cities, one day
_
all
cities
for
week——i.
+ 41.5
16.3
64,657,100
12,390,633
14,913,562
496,428,974
1,459,035,021
+16.9
1,609;551,588
6,140,127
(7 cities)
6.1
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
L_
4,886,735
+ 25.6
5,000,219
22,898,620
223,923,409
8.6
23,559,73*
207,508,65*
8,003,395
12.6
+
+
•
71,522,047,961
8.3
4,460,553
+
8.2
24,206,782
207,527,019
8,176,637
422,139,152
393,349,853
+
7.3
414,744,257
Columbia—Washington
159,379,283
152,419,330
+
4.6
168,457,183
382,738,54*
143,497,285
(6
869,585,869
806,254,118
+
7.9
828,112,097
769,768,165
33, 631,612
32,869,078
132,146,981
401,400,009
6,089,501
6,793,812
228,750,121
186,123,589
Richmond
247,553,307
*9,500,000
Carolina—Charleston
District of
r
•
+
+ 10.6
8,776,171
+17.7
Total
Total
+ 21.8
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
16.5
+17.7
+
13,133,222
13,482,471
444,200,602
23.4
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days
325,698,165
680,831,241
24,874,000
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
South
Total all
14,631,913
+ 10.8
77,218,400
__
Youngstown
Total
+ 20.0
■•+ 20.3
1.705,625,675
;
:
Mansfield
14,935,008
516,665,426
;
592,686,233
68,579,400
15,992,753
i
312,018,085
712,905,154
19,074,208
Cleveland
west
Other
17,922,553
345,827,181
Cincinnati
Columbus
Boston
San
1958
$12,958,130,440
,—
+
cities)
-
8.6
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
appear
ends
We
cannot
furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
We are able to
July 18.
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
we
present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
was
increase
an
of 8.5%, the aggregate
the whole country having amounted to $26,595,537,671
game
the week
as
week in 1958.
increase of 3.8%.
Mobile
—
and
in the
credit
Total
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 10.9%.
there
is
increase
an
of
1,523,365,924
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
improvement of 4.9%, in the Boston
In the
The Chicago Reserve
Wayne
furnish
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District
City
Illinois—Bloomington
—
Chicago
and in the
Week
Ending July
-
.
2nd New York
"3rd
%
+
9.2
885,698,305
858,644,833
13,671,998,492
"
9
13,038,076,191
+
4.9
11,460,251,575
11,814,638,249
—11
"
1,198,195,291
1,113,426,392
+
7.6
1,159,652,100
1,383,566,625
7
Philadelphia
"
1,705,625,675
1,459,035,021
+ 16.9
1,609,551,588
1,641,466,511
+ 20.9
1,636,660,699
1,665,840,415
752,877,375
+13.1
763,664,423
761,563,233
703,336,865
+
10.9
664,250,107
620,664,702
St.
Chicago
17
"
1,984,599,516
4
M
851,362,625
"
779,782,565
Louis
Sth Minneapolis
7
+
9
"
852,740,557
757,566,125
+ 12.6
702,496,045
City
"
670,314,575
608,275,872
+ 10.2
585,558,969
567,923,031
1,418,869,407
+ 22.8
1,398,019,517
1,345,112,425
1,542,247,835
"
——10
26,595.537,671
Outside New York City
24,516,055,137
+
8.5
23,036,321,713
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
11,869,256,781
+
13.5
12,036,502,738
1
det iled
+ 19.4
99,536,000
10,650,480
4,194,845
+ 38.1
3,823,882
4,315,436
146,345.412
+ 15.1
142,732,083
131,622,396
8,321,824
+ 13.3
50,199,187
+ 26.6
7,510,215
45,694,835
21,458,146
1,858,484
1,467,359,068
10,490,370
29,538,324
15,331,106
18,253,120
2,474,402
+
7,153,300
47,524,340
14,414,922
Dakota—Aberdeen
18 for four years:
1959
$
Total
1958
$
July 18
Inc. or
1,593,667
1,270,797,638
6,952,415
+ 47.4
13,539,326
+ 13.2
10,824,982
7,443,416
+ 35.5
7,247,852
7,019,197
1,984,599,516
1,641,466,511
+20.9
1,636,660,699
1,665,840,415
414,400,000
208,601,253
4.4
403,600,000
214,114,480
1.42,611,267
3,338,676
+13.1
763,664,423
761,563,233
10,224,452
413,274,831
20,038,479
392,000,000
+
9.9
211,032,561
+
16.4
146,717,816
3,126,998
+
16.9
752,877,375
Dec.
%
$
$
3,790,102
+ 15.8
2,947,931
2,844,253
7,389,069
_
—
River
7,722,534
7,350,185
709,277,793
+
8.0
723,502,849
706,951,178
3,569,135
+
3.1
4,092,213
14,253,l5j>
12,088,143
135,811,502
2,750,478
7,498,558
15,922,746
779,782,565
703,336,865
11,829,305
11.4
444,195,135
+
12.3
161.329.49&
620,664,702
+
9.6
—
5.8
170,185,578
11,840,642
5,495,719
6,266,332
14,437,396
+10.9
664,250,107
+ 15.3
—14.2
10,168,416
4,864,702
6,597,57*
14,205,231
..-5 ■
City844,875
804,156
1,414,024
1,047,029
+
67.4
954,355
945,505
+
30.2
790,134
10,286,162
706,328
10,018,082
153,798,244
11,724,968
163,769,118
11,525,160
170,868,042
8,095,239
+ 14.8
578,109,324
18,333,325
8,774,670
852,740,557
44,021,034
Wichita
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
,
3.9
+
26.2
+
16.1
+
15.0
757,566,125
10,213,622
+
37,907,958
502,770,672
17,133,905
7,616,118
177,602,258
._
—
Kansas—Topeka
4.3
Total
—13.9
1,885,443
1,632,326
1.6
3,618,587
0.6
17,784,111
16,226,486
Dallas
14,606,518
11,533,109
Fort
(9 Cities)
3,609,581
Lowell
1,639,238
1,903,540
3,926,472
3,865,984
+
Springfield
16,905,677
16,805,692
+
Worcester
13,464,242
35,986,010
462,034,534
13,789,903
34,866,126
457,854,848
+
7.6
+
15.2
5,752,930
14,726,6957,197,817
+12.6
702,496,045
703,874,422
+ 37.3
15,049,590
+
9.3
+
12.1
494,848,874
45,891,849
10,907,016
480,185,667
44,778.075
8,264,000
7,959,367
'
15,168,708
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
12,163,135
56,429,606
42,190,239
+
33.7
46,090,507
42,540,437
'—
27,639,435
24,948,016
+ 10.8
25,840,371
28,350,310
5,670,000
8,510,906
16.029,044
—
40,723,552
36,700,000
+ 11.0
34,729,800
14,282,563
518,588,573
48,068,738
6,443,000
7,452,813
13,440,185
670,314,575
608,275,872
19,616,936
Texas—Austin
+ 10.7
566,617,051
53,870,638
31,345,600
Connecticut—Hartford
3,825,649
__—
3,190,293
945,718,747
Hampshire—Manchester
Worth
Galveston
Wichita
"
Island—Providence—
12,134,630
5,264,864
6.1
+
—
3,369,817
—
New Eedford
Haven
—
7,379,807
765,706,063
3,680,240
-
Massachusetts—Boston
9,181,910
470,196,549
183,137,608
8,214,787
(7 cities)
Missouri—Kansas
4,389,504
:
cities)
9,325,626
6,795,704
19,364,762
13,225,271
Omaha
1950
1957
St.
Maine—Bangor
(12
1,217,087,995
+ 54.2
14,992,837
Montana—Billings
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Total
+ 20.9
6,802,931
4,516,578
Lincoln
Few
—24.9
1,213,953,004
13,995,312
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended
Rhode
17.6
14,090,896
1,510,896
205,644,459
Dakota—Fargo
South
statement showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
New
5.2
+ 31.1
8,624,361
523,794,231
Paul
North
11,858,170,467
1
Fall
91,928,000
+
89,586,000
9,449,217
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
cur
Portland
11,339,118
12,615,719
District—Minneapolis-
.
A
week ended July
20,001,345
12,669,288
13,160,582
851,362,625
cities)
...
add
2,895,994
21,090,037
6.9
23,238,973,400
13,489,868,562
108 cities
Total
now
2,870,210
5.4
171,540,578
3,265,349
Helena
We
1,225,329,333
43.6
+
245,556,698
.
Minnesota—Duluth
703,874,422
6
Dallas
Francisco
+
—
431,000,000
Louis
Minneapolis
7th
_
Total
769,768,165
1,350,744,797
12th San
1,342,406,288
1,225,329,333
1,523,365,924
Kansas
....
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
828,112,097
806,254,118
"
11th
Missouri—St.
1,342,406,288
869,585,869
10
10th
cities)
(17
7.9
"
Atlanta
St.
-
—
+ 12.8
6
6th
6th
+12.8
1,522,047,967
4th Cleveland
Ctb Richmond
615,996.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
Dec.
$
15,270,429
215,269,829
1950
1957
or
866,126,463
$
12 cities
-
Springfield
945,718,747
18—
1st Boston
2.6
—
217, 553,313
16, 689,266,
664,808
222 099,517
10,084,752
Decatur
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Inc.
+ 22.2
9,424,934
;
Moines
Des
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1958
+ 33.5
—17.6
63,553,211
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
1959
270, 414,970
168,470,718
Peoria
summary
6, 670,542
7. 056,717
8.8
5,791,584
Haute
Sioux
12.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.2%
we
8.4
+
11,282,411
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
St. Louis Reserve District of 13.1%
21,302,430
11,606,948
15,306,339
12,409,082
16,100,039
117,483,000
Indianapolis
Terre
2,649,631
3,805,273
20,159,014
Rockford
following
1,350,744,797
+
District—Chicago-
Lansing
San Francisco Reserve District of 22.8%.
In the
973.211
215, ,734,722
801,686
Michigan—Ann Arbor__
Grand
Rapids—
larger by 16.9%, in the Richmond Reserve
gain of 20.9%, the
a
+ 40.0
13.5%, the bank clearings
District by 7.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 12.8%.
District has to its
427, 000,000
210,064,543
Orleans
South Bend
are
140, 625,543
12.5
clearings for
Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.6%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
18,798,297
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Indiana—Fort
Reserve District of 9.2%
311,595,877
301,951,345
Alabama—Birmingham.-
We group the cities according to the
an
_■
+ 10.5
+
6, 619,312
7, 827,023
286, 515.210
226, 114,420
15, 384,783
8,485,168
Louisiana—New
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District the totals show
-
Macon
+ 12.2
144, 394,495
414, 200,000
465,800,000
9,265,371
Florida—Jacksonville
against $24,516,055,137 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
at this center showing an
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
32, 981,621
36,992,809
159,610,328
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
issue of next week.
our
866,126,463
+ 19.9
3,353,468
2,758,251
,9.2
885,698,305
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
cities)
19.3
8,767,000
7,689,372
13,312,284
+10.2
585,558,969
567,923,031
—12.0
+ 14.2
+
15,828,906
858,644,833
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkFew
York—Albany
.
124,196,915
-
Buffalo
llmira
28,092,556
145,465,136
2,942,543.
2,560,174
3,488,005
3,554,449
10,999,818,975
11,380,802;933
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
cities)
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City—
California—Long
Pasadena
51,962,120
43,870,289
+ 18.4
+ 24.6
26,999,154
38,754,009
41,711,229
27,962,922
\
25,698,019
30,039,090
73,526,623
+12.8
79,108,546
75,35?, 691
95,608,039
86,307,442
+ 10.8
91,798,859
85,592,955
13.671,998,492
13,038,076,191
4.9
11,460,251,575
11,814,638,249
217,657,562
203,520,149
5.1
6,663,651
+ 19.1
227,654,290
109,516,093
5,458,927
227,080,788
103,107,760
36,4H'7?Z
Beach
.
....
_
,—r-
24,435,482
Jose
Santa
(a)
(a)
—
+
oo'oJc'^olI
22,816,585
31,182,392
21,186,840
730,524,536.
29,993,577
9,852,038
13,788,537
29,229,510
19,363,799
708,480,43*
26,791,999
8,368,067
+ 22.8
1,398,019,517
1,345,112,425
+
7.1
4.7
20.3
32,894,726
boa 79fi
+
I0'244'42?
+
1,542,247,835
(10 cities)
16,140,631
1,418,869,407
21.5
+
+
j>9,5/5,112
J.7,419,2ol
Stockton
Total
+ 10.7
32'40Q°'.1i)11
„
Barbara"I"——:::::
+ 21.0
7.9
13,710,993
_____
27,465,404
82,906,626
R«n
6.8
+
Francisco—.
San
+
34,841,008
»
Syracuse
(8
152,294,078
2,765,670
3.8
3,293,829
12,626,798,356
Total
158,029,938
6.7
+ 11.1
3,659,883
13.105,669,109
Few
+ 17.0
+
York
Rochester
22,556,537
2,759,038
Jamestown
New
26,492,109
+ 342.1
+
7,207,937
228,552,644
101,689,328
242,751,384
Yakima
170,212,249
„
227,377,487
7,576,424
272,160,679
112,588,371
Washington—Seattle
Grand
Outside
total
24,516,055,137
+
8.5
23,036,321,713
23,238,973,400
13,489,868,562 11,889,256,781
Clearings operations discontinued.
+
13.5
12,036,502,738
11,858,170,461
(108 cities)
New York City
•Estimated,
(a)
—
26,595,537,671
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(400)
j&8
U.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Government
S.
Within
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
JULY
17.
TO
RESERVE
JULY
BANK
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
OF
ACT
1930
five
Other
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
to
Transfers
in
(Value
York
New
United
in
States
Monday
July 20
Other
July 17
Argentina,
peso—
$
Australia,
Austria,
pound
schilling
.0115984
2.240557
U.
S.
.0385015*
.0385015*
Domestic
.0200310
.0200340
.02CG310
Foreign
Time
1.041875
.210600
.210575
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
of
.00203800
.00203800
.00203830
.00203870
.239145
.239145
.239110
.210300
.210300
.210300
.210300
2.811900
2.811400
2.811200
2.810800
.00161090
.00161090
.CC277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.002:7912*
.328500
.328550
.328500
.328500
.328466
South
Africa,
.265190
.265165
.265200
2.783564
2.783366
.140506
.140500
.140506
.140487
.490950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349950*
.0349900*
.0350000*
.0350000*
.0166666*
.0166666*
.0165920*
Reserve
.193293
.193306
.193306
of
loans
.232050
.232075
.232056
.232062
2.801394
2.801394
2.800896
2.800697
625
domestic
2.811900
2.811400
2.811200
2.810906
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
American
Investment
1st
4%
Date
Co.
(In thousands of dollars)
Foote
prior preferred stock—-Aug 14
Co., Ltd.—
Lumber
Tube
July 23,
1959
1958
57,000
6,578
—1,407,748
+
50,422
Eastern
24,766
77,960
2
—
preferred
common
preferred
bought outright-
from
cash
419,811
+
25,000
+1,185,165
89.000
+
53,500
+
securities—
26,496,962
+
78,500
27,224,670
+
538
banks
89,000
+1,274,165
5,718,203
96,302
226,806
assets
53,360,746
+
—
691,059
+1,889,537
79
13,493
640,473
+
+
—
Federal
Reserve
6.634
notes
!
93,397
18,635,109
135,480
450,559
28,576
263,706
23,758
338,544
3,390
acct.
Foreign
Other
'
I-
deposits
Other liabs. & accrued
divids.
35,900
liabilities
CAPITAL
19,687,918
4,649,260
+
—
+
191,204
+
+
682
—
61,675
—
31,417
+
19,363
—
73,047
+
737,328
+
20,809
accounts
219,722
53,360,746
41.0%
-
ances
liability
purchased
on
for
correspondents
t Net change
2, 1958.
Automotive
Union
+
12,218
+
t31,669
—
640,473
—
7,541
.2%
+1,496,310
—
3.4%
foreign
355
after elimination of Sec.
13b
1,066
—
36,386
____
—
—
631
surplus of $27,543,000
including those
called
Paper Ltd.—
series A bonds, due Dec.
1, 1966
C%
254
July 27
8-15
8-1
Inc.,
common——
1
8-
1
7-21
8-15
7-24
7--24
15c
-
Insurance
Corp.
&
Republic
265
Reynolds
1
200
Reynolds
Engineering
Date
due
1,
Aug.
1967—Aug
III_IIIII
(quar.)_._IIIHIT
$28c
Co.
of Canada,
(quar.)—
preferred
4Vi%
1
Corp.—
Rich's,
1
preferred
debs,
$2783
Richfield
256
stock—
due
April
Ltd.—
1,,
Aug
1975
-July30
155
Aug 17
1975
Aug
debentures due
River
1
15
$1468
*
stock
Aug
4
*
(quar.)
Rice
Mills
7-18
8-21
10-
1
9-15
1-1-60
10c
1
12-15
8-17
9-15
7-31
Ltd.—
+$1.19
__
2nd
8-
$1.12 V2
8-
$1.12 V2
1
8-
59 %c
1
1
1
7-13
1
7-13
9-
5
8-14
75c
9-15
8-14
20c
IIII
8-
7-
7-13
55c
_________
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
Brand
4%
8-
1
7-20
c
8-
1
7-20
30c
8-
1
7-10
$1
"
9-
1
93 3/4
(quar.)
preferred "F"
4.10%
(quar.)
—
"H" (quar.)
preferred
IIIII—I
8-14
$1.02 V2
9-
1
8-14
4%%
preferred
"I"
(quar.)___.
$1,183/4
9-
1
8-14
4.10%
261
Dec
Corp.
7-29
Rochester Gas & Electric—
*
1970—Aug 15
July 1,
3%%
■
Oil
7-15
7-28
-
10-
+5c
_____
1
7-31
$27c
pfd. (quar!)—
43/2% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
4%% preferred A (quar.)
:_—IIII
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (increased)__
Page
1
.7-21
9-18
55c
(quar.Ill
$1.10 class A
Aluminum
Metals,
8-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Co.
A
1st
15c
(quar.)™
(quar.)_
Industrial Corp.
4%%
debs,
7-15
8-
8-15"
Chemicals,
$1.10 class
CALLED
7-31
50c
Electric
1
preferred
"J"
(quar.)
$1.02 Vs
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
4.95% preferred
Rockwell-Standard
"K"
Rolland
Paper,
B
_H
(quar.)
Corp.
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Class
subord.
Co.,
debs,
6%
due
Dec.
31,
debs,
conv.
1972—July 31
of
1967
$2938
Aug 15
201
f.
s.
in
debentures
this
issue.
due
$In
Aug.
1,
volume
Ltd.,
$1.2334
(quar.)_
class
(quar.)I_I_III
(quar.)
9-10
8-17
25c
_
A
8-14
50c
(quar.)
7-31
6-30
$25c
9-
1
8-14
15c
9-
1
8-14
+
1959
Aug
$2835
1
preferred (quar.)
II—IIII $$1.06 V*
Roper Industries (special).
SI
Rorer (William H.), Inc. (quar.)_
10c
Rose's 5, 10 & 25c Stores (quar.)__
15C
9-15
8-
1
7-20
30c
8-
3
7-23
10c
8-
3
7-23
7 Vic
9-
1
8-18
4V4%.
of
N.
Y.
(s-a)
Extra
189.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
Inc.
(quar.)
(increased quarterly)!—IIIII
System
shows
in
Date
1, 1968
Aug 15
pfd. stock
July 31
Electronic Laboratories, Inc.—
subordinated conv. debentures due
Nov. 1,
1968—July 30
state
&
S.
the
following
July 15:
principal
Increases
in
balances
demand deposits
of
changes
for
$543 million
the
week
loans
in
ad¬
with
domestic
banks, $730
million
adjusted, and $860 million in U. S.
Government deposits.
9-
1
7-27
7-15
7-31
35c
7-10
8-10
7-20
8-10
W.
Fine
Safeway
Loans to non-bank financial
and
commercial
and
institutions
increased
7-20
St.
Joseph
Louis-San
5%
Regis
change
a
of
the
loans
$131
increased
revisions
numerous
San
Juan
series,
fifth sheet
is
particularly
attached
as
in
BchwitzCr
showing the
reporting
Page
and
S.
5%%
preferred
Fetzer
dealers
for
+
3,487
+ 1,074
X
+
543
X
+
120
+
10
X
.
+
129
pur¬
securities
—_
-
securities
non-bank
Loans
Loans
+
1,759
—
to
to
1861
-
48
14/
-1
1,254
+
banks
domestic commercial
loans—
10-
1
9-
$6c
II
—
3.833
599
8-25
8-26
7-22
15c
8-26
7-22
25c
8-10
7-20
5%
8-10
7-30
40c
_
~
(quar.)
Co.
7-20
7-
1
27 Vic
8-
1
1-17
10c
8-
1
7-20
(monthly)
Co.
10C
9-
1
8-20
American
(quar.)
7-24
3-
1
7-15
1
Corp—
9-30
9-10
10c
7-31
7-15
Shares,
20c
8-
1
7-17
$1.06 y4
8-
1
7-17
7-30
6-30
income)
7c
_
30c
income
&
.
Inc.—
Co.
(quar.)
Shareholder^' Trust of Boston—
A
7-17
1
8-
$20c
Shakespeare
Shawihigan Water
1
9-
.
3%
investment
7-17
8-
5c
1
8-15
$1
35c
Lumber
class A
investment
From
8-
85c
(quar.)—.
&
Co. Ltd.,
Power
Co.—
7-31
7-sr
10c
_
$20c
I
(quar.)
4Vifyc
7-17
6-30
'
(quar.)
IIIIII
8-25
7-14
8-14
7-17
,
$33 Vic
.
$56 Vic
10-
2
$50c
10-
2
^
preferred B (quar.)
4% ^preferred A
(quar.)—:
—
.
II
Shelley Mfg. (increased-quar.)
25c
Sheraton
Corp. of
dividend
9-
2
9-
2
America
pfd.
(quar.)
8-12
$1.25
9-
8-14
15c
(quar.)
S-14
8-
1
7-
2
2%
"jShenapgo Valley Water Co.. 5%
Quarj,erlv
39
Hi
+
class
Sierra
+
X'
28
+
131
+
12,253
+
36
13,713
+
54
X
428
142J
.
A
8-
1
7-
2
„
Pacific
.
&
1
_;
+
+
1,555
$
Simms
$1
B
(T.
$45C
Power
$22 Vic
Co.,
preferred
&
7-10
7-15
Co.,
(quar.)
(initial)
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-14
15c
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
35c
(quar.)
+
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$25c
1
(N.) & Company Ltd., common
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)_
Smith Kline & French Laboratories—
common
H4
1
$15c
A
Slater
New
1
8-
61c
common
(quar.)
S.)
00
Paper Co., Ltd—
(quar.)
$2.44
preferred
A
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd., class
1C3
1,216
_:
Sidney Roofing
—
■
banks-
9-15
4
15c
(-quar.)•
Dillon
Selected
Class
etc.
1,474
foreign
$1.10
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven—
Common (quar.)—.
;
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
90c
165
financial
finance, personal finance,
estate
7-31
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
614
institutions:
Sales
1
1
:
preferred
Stock
carrying:
Other
securities.
Other loans for
purchasing or carrying:
U.
S.
Government securities
Real
150
or
12-
9-
Faper Co.—
S3.4Q. preferred (quar.)—.
Class
28.561
loans
loans-.
and
12-15
35c
(initial).
Monthly
Common
_
896
industrial
Government
to
1958
+ 1, 216
63,775
U.
July 16,
1959**
106,673
brokers
1
-"-$1.25
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
mem¬
(In millions of dollars)
105.457
Other
253
July 8,
1959*
to
9-
Corp.—
(From
ASSETS—
Agricultural
4
9-15
Stock' dividend
first
decrease (—) since
and
9-
(quar.)
Common, (increased)
Scott
6-29
9-18
Voting trust certificates (initial).
Schenley Industries Inc. (quar.)
Securities, Acceptance
year-ago
corrected.
July 15,
Commercial
Assn.
7-14
7-31
$1.25
A
(quar.)
Co., common
Racing
7-31
8-31
37 Vic
(quar.)
Seaboard, Plywood
incident to
Increase ( + ) or
loans
10c
10c
<
&
A
7-31
50c
(quar.)_
(monthly)
Power (quar.)
Francisco Ry. Co.—
Paper
Scarfe &
in
preferred
$4.40,1st preferred series (quar.)—_
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
$4
Because
Light
preferred
preferred
5%
St.
4%
common
(monthly)
Scott
industrial
$120 million.
Note:
Foods,
Stores,
Common
Commission)
Stock, dividend
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carry¬
ing U. S. Government securities increased $186 million.
Total
Commerce
tit.
System in leading cities
Loans
Engineering Co., Inc.—
—
25c
Renold Chains, Ltd.,
Extra
Ryder
chasing
Page
£ Vi %
Alco
7-29
40c
$1.25
I_IIIIII
(quar.)
1
1975—Aug
1,
Products, Inc.—
Instrument
Other
American
15c
II
5
158
Newspaper Union—
convertible
Loans
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
convertible debentures due
April
Oil & Chemical
Corp., 6% conv.
7-20
8-14
Trust Co. of America
(quar.)
8-
1
A summary of
assets and liabilities of
TENDER
Company and Issue—
.
1977-—Aug
ber banks follows:
Company and Issue—
Dat6
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Co., 1st refunding s. f.
bonds—Aug 3
Irving Pulp &
Adams
Oct.
stock
OF
8-14
8-
Aug
due
page of last week's statement
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
called for
redemption,
under sinking fund
NOTICE
8-14
1
35c
Scotten,
provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details
were given in the
"Chronicle."
1st 4%
1,
a
common
1
Royal State Bank
Victoreen
Western
on
Fund Notices
and
99-
30c
Winding Co.—
convertible
figures,
Below will be found
12 Vic
~~
1
Stores
*
Acceptance Corp., Ltd. cumul. 1st pref.
5%%
million
73,027
__
Redemption Galls and Sinking
preferred
1970—Aug 15
Aug.
ISSUES
26.073
+
—
Inc.
Holders
9-
313/4C
(resumed)
(quar.)
.
5%
subord.
convertible subord.
the
;
1,
—
Maremont
million
100
accept¬
Industrial loan commitments
Bept.
July
due
due
+1,446,109
Total
liabs. & capital accts.
gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R.
note lia¬
bilities combined
deduc-
(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
16
868,410
Ratio of
Contingent
260
761,019
750,614
652,7.91
+
<?<»7
*
Reliance
*
1961—Aug 12
5Vi% notes, series A, due June 30, 1962—
Kings County Lighting Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, 3Va%
series due Aug 1,
Koehring Co.. 5%
preferred stock, series B
6%
ACCOUNTS—
capital
1969_Aug 31
1,
justed, $663 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $273
380,726
•
gross
When
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)__I. ,II_I~
Reliable Insurance Co. (Dayton)
(quarj-l_I
258
May
1976—
Interprovincial Building Credits,
ended
51,891,888
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other
Sept. 30,
due
debs,
Machine
+1,496,310
■
Deferred availability cash items
Total
convertible
-—July 31
'
Inc.,
&
4
dividend
Rubbermaid,
27,518,810
Treasurer—general
Total
Gear
•Announcement
Member bank reserves
U. S.
Bros.
3%%
948,728
27,840
Enquirer,
stock.
Corp.—
Dec.t 1,
5%% convertible cumulative
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
subor.
due
Stock
Inc.—
debentures
conv.
due
debentures
Transmission
debentures
Universal
—
—
??
'
Payable of Rec.
Reliable
preferred
debentures
Company and Issue—
5%
15
items-
Bank premises
Other assets
Total
—
securities—
foreign
Uncollected
43,790
2,857,565
26,407,962
Held under repurchase
agree't
Due
+
+
2,483,771
and
12,851
—1,296,379
2,867,565
Bonds
shown
are
68 3/4 c.
(quar.)
Reichhold
48
(initial)
._
B
255
Corp.—
ENTIRE
Foote
25,000
18,649,726
Govt,
5'/2%
Cincinnati
2,406,900
loans
5%
Class
Corp.—
Products,
628,565
25,394
—
Total U. S.
Co.,
6%
$2562
1
1, 1962—Aug
bonds, Aug. 1, 1969—Aug
debentures
subord.
342
Notes
Total
Tea
Corp.,
12,909
27,155
—
Certificates
Total
convertible
Servo
59,901
S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
Automotive
Texas
367,992
Acceptances—bought outright—
343
J *1]
after
Reliance
Machine
convertible
Utilities
Aircraft Corp.—
convertible income
1,332,606
702,314
loans
5%
&
cumulative income
Maremont
74,142
386,315
Industrial
4%
Hiller
Gear
Realty &
National
19,340,443
advances
items
+
9*
■
and
Share
Corp.,
convertible
1
bonds, series A and B due Aug.
cumulative
General
5%
cash
and
V.
July 15,
Bros.
5%%
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Discounts
ija
+
District).
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% preferred
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A
(quar.)
Illinois—
of
Chicago Great Western Ry., 37/s%
Other
244
■+
banks
Company
Owl Stores,
Red
Page
cumulative
Western
f.
s.
5 Vi %
of
Canadian
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
commercial
Per
Name 0/
Reading
Company and Issue—
Shares
+
,
DIVIDENDS
Quarterly
939.299
803
—
2g
-
1>441
to
Real Estate Investment
for F. R. notes
3
+
__
(Continued from page 14)
$1.25
Redemption fund
1
2.800398
2.811900
—
—
available.
.193308
.232056
18,401,144
_
'499
.496950*
.
'
certificate account
17
banks
.0166166*
.193293
1959
—
1,804
.0349900*
.0238095*
July 22,
202
+1 493
.140481
•Nominal
ASSETS—
+
+
*
Raytheon Company, 5Vi%
Gold
860
2.783069
.496950*
sterling
730
+
11,262
Preliminary (San Francisco
July 8 figures revised.
$ Not
.265190
2.784059
>
pound
pound
+
4,669
deposits—
,ya^uation reserves; individual loan
?n
**
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265195
103
+4,813
61,228
,
demand
30 K87
t Exclusive
.00161090
2.784059
251
+
deposits:
_Fvom others—
.00161090
.00277912*
dollar
37
—
+3,899
1533
Federal
Froin
.00161070
;
467
+
Borrowings:
.210275
2.811900
,
Kingdom,
18
Other.
*
United
273
+
Interbank
.00203800
____;
+
deposits:
1.042031
.210600
rupee
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
16
3,158
139,574
I™
14
+
106*
2,903
____
—5 101
4
+
-banks—:
1.042656
.239160
loj
30]
+
bar.ks
.210600
.239150
441
—
—
1,167
banks
adjusted
demand
1.044531
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Union
deposits
.00312006*
Malaysia, Malayan
Mexico, peso
domestic
293
+
13,548
banks.
—:__
Government
Interbank
.210600
Frarce
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
with
1.042656
Ireland, pound
R.
+1,495
44
io,i81
.
assets—net
.0385015*
.02.00300
6,675
F.
663
—
17,608
assets/liabilities—.
Demand
.0119120
2.239760
2.240000
1,650
years——
—3 313
535
+
—
LIABILITIES—
$
$
.0119270
2.240159
.0385015*
.0200318
July 22
$
.0116661
2.240557
.0385015*
:
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
India,
$
..0115969
Free
Thursday
July 23
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 21
year
vault—
Balances
Money)
Total
Friday
with
in
+
2,055
years.—.—'____
five
Reserves
23,i 1959, INCLUSIVE
Cable
31,501
n
securities.—
Cash
Country and Monetary Unit
securities—total
3,513
one
One
After
RATES
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
bills
Treasury
Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable .transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
.
Treasury certificates' of indebtedness.
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds
maturing:
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
FOREIGN
.
.
8-
1
7-15
$30c
8-
1
7-10
40c
6-
3
25c
9-11
6-30
8-28
Volume 190
Number 5867
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Per
30c
Paper Mills (quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.),
(Howard)
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)—
Georgia
4.56%
208
2
9-
2
Quarterly
220 Bagley Corp.
9-18
9-
7-15
1
Union
6%
65c
7-31
7-
7-31
7-
5
28V2C
7-31
7-
5
25V2C
8-31
8-
5
verify
Union
$3.50
5
$3.70%
8-
5
$4
(quar.)
22 VaC
9-
1
8-14
25c
9-
1
8-14
Union Gas Co.
26t9;jC
9-
1
8-14
Union
34c
9-
1
8-14
._,—______
(quar.)
—
Southern Canada Power Co.r Ltd.—.
(quar.)
Coast
Corp.
Southern Colorado
4.72%
1st
4.72%
$62 '/2c
(quar.)__
Power
8-15
7-31
7-15
—:____
Materials
Southern Nevada
5%
7-10
1
7-10
4%
7-15
5%
7-10
United
Canadian
preferred
___
Standard
Class
B
Steel
Co.
(A.)
1
4%%
United
7-21
New
2
5-22
1
7-20
U. S.
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
U.
5%
Chemical
&
7-20
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
Stores
Corp,
United Transit Co,
5%
17c
class
4%%
3
7-15
8-
3
7-15
5%
8-15
7-31
United
.
Stetson
,
7-31
Common
7
$3.50
9-14
$3.50
preferred
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Controls, new com.
10-
12-15
8-14
1
12-
1
(J.
7-15
9-
1
8-14
Universal
9-
1
8-14
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
Upjohn
7-14
7-15
J 10c
7-10
$1.25
»1 25
t30c
J40c
12-31
Stix-Baer-Fuller
7%
1st
Co,
&
Co.
1
8-
7-
1
3
7-23
9-10
8-27
9-
9-
1
1
Studio
Van
9-11
25c
1
7-20
30c
9-10
8-26
43 %c
(quar.)-,:
_
.
9-30
9-15
50c
10-
9-15
8-
7-31
7-21
8-15
8-1
8-1
Oil
Co.
______
1
1
$1.10
—
30c
Separator
Co, 6%
pfd. (quar.)_
class A (initial quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Window,
convertible
70c
8-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Biscuits
(quar.)
Sunshine
Superior
Superior
65c
t$1.25
Sun
8c
17 VaC
25c
.
T. I. M. E, Inc.
Taft
Stock
(initial
Talon,
Inc.,
Class
10c
quar.)
dividend
class
Electric,
A
preferred
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas
Electric
$4.56
pfd.
8-15
7-29
7-31
7-15
9-
1
2-15
7-21
25c
8-15
7-21
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
7-30
6-30
8-31
7-31
8-1
8-
1
8-1
9-15
30c
Power &
8-15
7-31
7-31
7-17
8-
1
7-14
$1
8-1
7-lt)
7-31
7-17
7-31
7-17
7-31
7-15
9-15
8-31
$1
9-15
8-31
30c
.
7-10
35c
3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (increased quar.)
7-10
1
25c
(quar.)
7-10
1
8-
91 Vic
—
common
1
8-
15c
______
$1.19
$1.21
(quar.)
8-
$1.14
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 84 preferred (quar.)
$4.76
Inc.,
9-15
8-14
28c
(initial)
pfd.
$4.56
Thalhimer Bros,
7-15
$1.25
preferred
Texas
7-15
8-21
7J/2c
(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
Instruments, 4%
7-15
Pipe Line—
(quar.)
Texas
7-31
$1
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
30c
9-
1
8-10
8-14
7-30
Thornpson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
4%
Class
Title
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
B
32&C
Guaranty Co.
Tobacco
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Securities Trust Co, Ltd.—
American
Toledo
deposit receipts
Edison
Co,
a7'/2%
(interim)
17 fe.c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Bell
Bank
Trane
Company
Trust
&
Transamerica
Transcontinental
Common
Gas
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)__
Trico
Oil
Gas
Quarterly
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.14
9-
1
Pipe
Line
8-31
8-14
lc
7-27
7-
8-17
8-
8-
7-15
7-31
7-
8
(quar.)
Walker
&
Co,
7-15
8-
7-15
88-
7-15
$1.49
8-
7-15
10c
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Pictures
—
corrected
payment
Canadian non-residents tax.
8-15
11-13
construction
000
outlays for 1960 and 1961 currently estimated at $17,900,$9,500,000, respectively.
and
8-
1
7-15
1
10-15
2-1-60
1-15
7-31
7-15
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the sale of the common
shares, plus the proposed sale in early August of $8,000,000 series K
first
mortgage bonds, capitalization will consist of:
$76,073,250 In
long-term debt;
177,000
shares
of cumulative
preferred
stock,
par
9-
1
8-14
$100,
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
In
two
series;
and
EARNINGS—For
the
3,550,000
12
shares
months
operating revenues of
equal, after preferred dividends
1
8-15
8-
3
7-10
mon
8-
1
7-22
annual
8-
1
7-22
8-
1
7-22
8-
1
7-22
8-14
7-17
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
000,
stock.
The
rate
has
company
of $1
to
paid
share since
per
of
stock,
common
$5.
par
(
ended
May 31, 1959, the company
$32,665,000 and net Income of $4,896,-
reported
9-
&
Swasey
(quar.)—.
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
$4.60 preferred (initial quar.)
preferred
Waste
6%
$1.34
share on the com¬
stock dividends at an
per
common
1955.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
the
tive
to
purchase
conditions
—
8-14
8-
25c
25c
$1.12V2
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
the company, upon the terms and subject
Underwriting Agreement, the following respec¬
from
of
the
7-10
7-15
7-31
from
net
investment income
in cash or stock
West Coast Telephone—
$1.44 convertible
preferred (quar.)
West Point Manufacturing (increased quar.)
payable
Year-end
———
Fire
Westchester
Westcoast
(N.
Insurance
(quar.)
Y.)
(increased).
Telephone
(quar.)
Western
Air
Western
Carolina Telephone Co—..
Western
Lines
Insurance
Securities, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, common
Western Light &
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Western Pacific RR. (quar.)
7-
8-14
7-15
8-
Western
1
1
4%
Stores
—<—
(quar.)
Oil
Williams
Co.
Bros.
dividend
Co,
&
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(incr.
monthly).;
Monthly
Monthly
8-
7-15
25c
8-26
8-14
25o
11-25
11-13
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
6%
—
—
Bankshares
Electric
preferred
Power
Power
&
(from investment inc.)
Light
(increased)
&
Schlrmer,
13,500
Co
Chace,
Securities
Coffin
Burr,
8-26
Estabrook
9-18
8-20
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill, Noyes <fc Co
9,250
Peters,
9-10
8-18
Hornblower & Weeks
9,250
9,250
Smith,
7-24
W.
9,250
Wagenseller
9,250
9,250
Lawrence
9,250
Shontell
8-20
8-
3
7-14
.
8-
7-17
5
8-25
8-
4
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
1
&
13c
7-28
5c
8-15
Lee
Higginson Corp
F. S. Moseley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis
—V.
_1
189,
7-15
a
Co._
4,000
Wins-
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
Hanrahan
3,000
3,000
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
Co.,
Inc
3,000
3,000
Writer &
Christen-
3,000
Inc
sen,
Co.
Inc,
3,000
Durst,
Inc.
3,000
Ramsay &
Ferris
&
Maxfield
&
&
ton
&
Cook
<fc
Co
1,500
1,500
—
Co._
Friedman
H.
9-
1
&
1,500
Varick
1,500
2893.
p.
Inc.—Earnings—
Resources,
7-23
8-10
$4,330,984, chiefly from sale of uranium ore and uranium
frorOj the company's Radon mine in southeastern Utah.
costs of mining, charges for uranium concentrate
depletion
and
other
costs,
totaled
$2,587,050.
Federal income taxes were estimated at $485,000 for the year.'
was
concentrates
Expenses, including
treatment,
royalty,
8-
1
10c
8-15
8-
1
30c
8-
1
7-17
1959
30c
20c
10c
62 Vic
50c
9-
1
8-10
paid out
p.
2880.
3
8-14
8-
9-30
1
totaling
of
dividend
$563,749
five
cents
were
per
paid
share
during
brings to
a
the year. The July
total of $1,441,958
See also V. 189,
of earnings by Radorock to its shareholders.
7-15
8-
Dividends
9-21
8-
completed its third fiscal year, ended April 30, 1959
income, after taxes, of $1,342,296.
Gross income for the
net
8-15
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
3
8-17
8-
7-31
7-16
1
9-10
9-15
8-26
10-
7-31
7-15
10-
1
9-15
8-
1
1
7-10
8-
1
7-20
1
7-20
8-15
7-21
made in
was
our
issue of July 20 of the public
offering by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. and Bache & Co.,
and Associates,
,of $5,000,000 5%% sinking fund deben¬
tures, due July 15, 1974, at a price of $1,000 each,
an
attached
warrant to
8-
8-15
8-
stock
common
at
$11
UNDERWRITERS—The
Deetjen
all
out
&
Co.
7-21
after
their
9-21
9-11
writing
1
9-
4
1-4-60
12-
4
8-
1
1
7-10
10-
to
and
of
including
named
below
represented
by
Bache & Co., have severally agreed
with attached warrants in
to
the principal
respective names, pursuant to
an
under¬
agreement with the company:
7-30
11-
up
5
1
8-20
8-
share
underwriters
and
debentures
the
set
purchase
per
Additional details follow:
July 15, 1964.
Emanuel,
with,
purchase for cash 35 shares
7-10
8-
Corp.—Additional Financing Details-
Reading Tube
Mention
amounts
35c
35c
&
&
The corporation
with
36c
25c
1%
4,000
4,000
7-10
year
20c
$1.25
Co
4,000
4,000
9,250
6-30
8-15
75c
20c
9,250
Inc.__
Co.,
Inc
9,250
9,250
Corp._
Inc
Co
&
Hutton
E.
Inc
Co.,
Inc.
7-10
8-
&
Co.,
Atherton
American
9,250
6,000
Inc
A.
&
&
Whiteside
low,
13,500
8-26
Allyn
Co
&
Co.
9-18
30c
56c
$1.25
$1.06'A
$1
9
Principal
Principal
Amount
Amount
Co. $750,000
Bache & Co
750,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
150,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
175,000
H
M
Byllesby and Co.
Emanuel,
Deetjen
&
'(incorporated)—
Blair F.
Claybaugh & Co.
175,000
50,000
18c
7-31
7-15
10c
7-31
7-15
8-31
8-24
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Francis I. duPont & Co.
200,000
10c
10c
9-30
9-15
Granbery, Marache & Co.
8-14
7-31
7-31
7-15
150,000
300.000
150,000
75,000
4c
7-31
7-15
8-15
7-31
37c
Bros.
&
8-26
Courts
&
100,000
Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hirsch
Co.,
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
Wisconsin
Weld
$1.50
—
Hincks
13,500
Corp.
32 Vic
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Inc
Hibbs
B.
Loewi
_
—
Milwaukee
8-14
18%c
—
Stores
13,500
Securities
Co.__
S. Dudley Co., Inc
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming—
W.
Inc.__
&
Co
E.
Pierce, Fen-
Smith
Co
&
1
-——
common
13,500
Webster
Haupt
The
13,500
White,
C.
McDonald
Co.,
Dean Witter & Co
10-
dividend
Common
&
ner
Stone &
8-14
Industries—
Williaras-McWilliams
&
Brothers
Merrill Lynch,
9,250
6,000
6,000
&
Ira
13,500
Co
Ripley
9,250
13,500
____
Lehman
7-17
25c
1
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
Harriman,
&;
8-14
Chocolate
(quar.)—
13,500
9-10
50c
Co.
(name
changed to Wilbur Chocolate Co.) common
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Wilcox
Sachs
Shares
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
Wertheim
Inc.__
Union
Co._;
&
1
White Sewing
White
stock:
9-18
$1.43%
$1
(quar.)
Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
Co.
1
9-
?17Vic
30c
.
(quar.)
Inc.
prior lien
Goldman,
Inc.
&
40,000
9-
20c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„ com. (quar.)
common
Inc
9-15
$1.25
30c
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westminster Paper, Ltd.—
New common
(initial quar.)_
of
Co.___ 40,000
Dillon,
Securities
7-15
6-23
75c
5%
Westmoreland,
Becker
G.
Co.,
&
8-
31 'Ac
32V2c
—
Precipitation Corp.
(quar.)—
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Western
&
7-31
8-14
Fund—
Equity
Blyth
7-23
8-15
7-27
shares
Peabody
Radorock
Transportation, class A (qaar.)
Watson Brcs.
of
Shares
8-15
37Vic
t25c
$1.25
15c
1%
10c
12y2c
20c
$1.43%
$1.56V4
2%
3
26'Ac
preferred C (quar.)_
conv.
numbers
Kidder,
Corp.—
King
Wellington
7-31
30c
(quar.)
(increased)
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
Warner
7-15
$1.42y2
__
15%
The
here,
11-
$20c
25c
common
Company
Bros.
;
Ltd—
Amulet Mines,
Waite
Winn-Dixie
8-
$1.22 »/2
(quar.)
indicated
is
7-17
11-30
3
25c
(Dallas)
incorrect.
was
date
(Continued from page 10)
7-10
1
8-31
$0,111
$0,049
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%% preferred (quar.)
Wilson'
1
63%c
(quar.)
Insurance
20c
6
Corp.—
.__
1
8-
8-14
20c
(quar.)
&
7
9
9-
22y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)
$5;70 preferred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
—-
common
Vulcan
Stock
$2.55
Trinity Universal
8-
7-
25c
;
_
(quar.)
Corp.
9
$1.06 V*
a
(quar.)
Royalty (annual)
Trade
9-
7-28
$i.06%
Toledo Scale Co.
Tom
Fund,
—
Wilbur-Suchard
4%%
8-
Quarterly
8-15
25c
Inc.,
8-15
8-15
$1.16
Industries
Mutual
v
Mfg. Corp. (quar. )___=—
Materials,
common
(quar.)
Vogt
$5
9-11
$1.14
Common
7-17
9-30
J40c
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
5%
9-15
1
(quar.)__
Co.
7-15
Eastman
Volunteer
Warner
1
9-
2%
(quar.)
'
;
date
record
Non¬
source.
tax.
INVESTMENT NEWS
7-15
1
12c
(quar.)__
of America, com.
pfd. (initial-quar.)
Corp.
conv.
Walworth
7-15
7-31
(quar.)
Sulphur
7
10-
preferred
Gulf
Texas
8-
4
preferred
$4.64
Texas
$4
9-
$1.08
common
Service,
8-10
$1.27'/a
(quar.).
Ltd,
Canada,
9-10
3-1-60
$1.04
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
Technology Instrument (stock dividend)
Texaco
Sea
earned income plus 4 cents
gains)
______
Food Co. (quar.)
—
9-15
30c
——
4.16%
7-15
25c
(quar.)
common
7-15
•
2Va%
„•
B| (quar.)
Tampa
$7c
17 %c
(quar.)
Broadcasting
1
8-
A.
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)_
Virginian Railway, 6%
preferred (quar.)__
Natural Gas (stock dividend)
7-15
65c
(quar.)
the
7%.
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
7-24
8-
5c
5%
(quar.)
dividend,
deductible at
1
8-
8-15
75c
$1.37 Va
.
Ventures. Ltd.
—
(1952)
(1954)
7-16
Inc.—
Fund,
Vangas, Inc, $1.50 conv. preferred A
7
1
(quar.)
:
Common
1
8-31
8-
40c
—
—
9-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
Camp
4V2%
9-15
7-31
37 V2 c
Apartment
5.20%
capital
Vanderbilt
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
4.20%
from
cents
Vanadium
common
Inc.
Income
from
8-14
10-
12J/aC
&. Webster,
Stouffer Corp.
Line
(8
56c
:___
(stock div.)__
com.
Func?_-.__'
8-14
1
25c
Stone
Line
Value
8-15
12 VaC
—
.__
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Value
Inc.—
(quar.)
8-14
1
8-15
$1.0614
16c
40c
$1.31'A
$1.37Va
$1.433A
6%
pfd. (quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com.
$5.50 prior pref.
(quar.)
9-11
7-31
25c
common
and/or
this
tax
resident tax
12-15
10-
8-15
12V2C
(quar.)'__.
Co,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Utility Appliance Corp,
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
5V'2%
9-15
7-3
7Vic
25c
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco
Leaf
(initial
"Upper Peninsular Power, common
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
,53A%
9-30
Co.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4 V4%
7-15
1
7-2
8-1
87Vic
—
Extra
8-
f
8-1
50c
1
J15c
(quar.)
(quar.).;
B.)
P.)
1
8-
87Vic
(quar.)
Universal
Corp.—
(quar.)
9-
.
$1.18
35c
7V2c
7Vac
87y2c
(quar.)
Universal Insurance
7-28
".,'-7.. ;
..
■
3
15c
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
7-30
...
....
7-3
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Corp, common (quar.)
8-
25c
(quar.).
C
7-
1
8c
A
B
Whelan
8-15
35c
—
;
Textiles
(John
Stevens
class
......
..
9-18
62Vac
common
9-10
30c
Co.___
preferred
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
10c
(quar.)
7-14
8-
$1.12%.
——
preferred (quar.);
8-
(quar.)
funds,
15%;
income
United Wallpaper—
Ltd.
Stern
ofd.
$6
'
not closed for
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica
income tax.
8-31
10-10
62y2c
37 Vic
—
United
1
•■■■
t56V*c
Canadian
tax
British
date
$2.50
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Fire Insurance
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Railroad Securities Fund, Inc
1
1
8-
..
Corp.—
4V2%
S.
10-
$1.06(4
25c
(quar.)__
Machinery Corp, com.
preferred (quar.)
Borax
1
(quar.)
preferred
&
4'/2%
RR.
United Shoe
8-
(quar.)_
& Canal
Corp.
Jersey
9-
$1.10
)
Stern
books
in
11-30
8-
40c
Stores
Bros.
Transfer
12-10
t$1.32
Sterchi
•
3c
Improvement, commonpreferred
(quar.)
7-15
1
resident
Gas
4- 9
8-10
8- 1
$30c
Previously published
40c
Co.
&
7-16
...
:
y
$1.15
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
of
9-
8- 1
..
8-31
8-
1
Stein
J
8-24
8-
preferred fauar.)
Bros.
9-15
9-10
common
preferred (quar.)__
9-30
30c
preferred
-
.
Zeller's, Ltd.,
7-31
$2c
65c
(quar.)
9-10
(quar.)
5%
8-14
Gas
60c
$1.20 pfd.
5%
Stedman
7-10
9-14
37Vic
preferred (quar.)__
Mines, Ltd. (resumed)—_
Bear
United
8-
class A
convertbile
County
8-14
156'Ac
Lithograph
8-1
,
9-15
97%c
(quar.).
Btecher-Traung
6%
York
"
Less
(quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd,
1
'
v
..
a
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd, 4V2% pfd.
J.)
4
7-10
Co.—
9
$103%
Shares
(William
9-
8-
Cab
7-
U. S.
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (resumed)
Stange
9-14
Yellow
(quar.)__
7-31
92 %c
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
and
income
5%c
Co.,
4
9-18 '
'
:•; v
'
•
.
8c
40c
56(Ac.
Standard Packaging Corp,
$1.60
investment
net
27y*c
—
(quar.)
Fuel
9-
'. V
.
Machinw
profits—
United Electric Coal (quar.)
6%
Engineering
Standard
9-14
Yates-American
t Payable
securities
from
3%
—
(quar.)
International
7-18
\
7-10
7-10
30c
Spokane
Sprague
11-20
7-31
Monthly
8-13
7-10
27%c
(stock dividend)
Spector Freight System, class A
B
12- 1
25c
8413
1
8-10
1
.
Class
25c
1
9-
1
$1.10
___,
Spencer Keliogg & Sons
10-20
8-
United-Greenfield
(quar.
preferred
2
3
8-
-
Southwestern Public Service,
4.4Q% preferred (quar.),,
—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
;
;
3.70% preferred (quar.)__
3.90% preferred (quar.),
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)_.
4.60%. preferred (quar.)__——
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4'/2%
11-
7-
9-
$1.25
t30c
—
8-20
1
25c
1
$1
'
•
(quar.)
investment
:—
—
9-
Monthly
8-
4 Vi %
Ltd—
8-20
9- 1
25c
50c
27 y2c
Paper Mills (s-a)
Electric Service—
Southwestern
from
7-13
10- 1
Continental Fund—
5c
1
25c
12y2c
;
.
preferred (quar.)—,—
Shares,
8-
Extra
,
$1
$1
(quar.)
1
Southwestern
4.40%
-
(quar.)__—,___
United Airlines, Inc.
(quar.)
United Artfists Theatre Circuit—
1
8-3
$1.11
____
Monthly
Yellowknife
8-
9-1
Wriglsy (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
7-20
10c
10c
.
*
8-
8-25
8-25
7-20
25c
,
1955
preferred series 1956
a8p
a4p
62yac
7-20.
25c
1
preferred
8-15
Corp.—
series
(interim)
(quar.)__,
26Vhc
—
Railway
Southland
1
8-
Power—
__—
non-cum
8-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
7-15
7-10
1
8-15
18c
38c
$1,25
(quar.)
(Los Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
United
(increased-quar.)
preferred (initial)
Bouthern
7-10
Ltd, com.
15c
:
Common
5V2 %
1
W.)
8-
8-15
$1
$1.12Va
$1.20
■
(increased),,,_
Co.
8-
68c
.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80% preferred (quar.)_
Southern
4%
59c
59c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
5.44%
;Class B
United Aircraft
Co.—
2nd
preferred
Oil & Gas
(F.
Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
7-20
8-15
87y2c
92y2C
Gas System (Kansas),
preferred (quar.)
Oil Co.
(California)
Union
7-20
12V2c
—
25c
8-31
7-15
7-13
1
8-
Worcester County
(quarJ
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
5%
8- 1
8- 1
Bonus
assumption.
of Canada,
9-19
—
(P. W.), Ltd, ordinary
Wo a 1 worth
preferred
Union
Woolworth
4
issue is being called for
but have not been able to
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5
8-
(quar.)
8-
30c
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Witco Chemical (quar.)
Ltd—
preferred
8-
preferred
preferred
$5.08 preferred
Co.—
8-31
preferred
Southern
the
(quar.)—,—_—_________—
preferred
$5.04
this
Electric
8-31
common
7-20
10-19
7-15
Payable of Rec.
Share
Wisconsin Public Service Corp,
$5
preferred (quar.)
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
8-31
8- 3
11- 2
7-30
$0.2137
believe
8-31
———
9-15
$1
(annual)
redemption,
30 Vac
(quar.)—%
$1.25
62y2c
62y2c
preferred
We
5
28c
__
Street
Acceptance Corp,
29%C
preferred
A (quar.)J___
(quar.)__
pfd.
4
8-
Whpn
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
$5
-
Co.— %
(quar.)
preferred
Bouthern California Water,
Common
Salle
2
9-
5c
preferred
5.44%
La
South
9-
9-30
12 V2c
4.88%
4%%
Co,
26 V2C
4.24%
4.73%
4%
Gas
9-30
—_
(quar.)
,
preferred (quar.)—___,
preferred (quar.)
*
preferred
(quar.)_:
4.80%
Trunkline
9-30
Common
4.48%
6-30
7c
(quar.),
Natural Gas
California Edison
Southern
Per
■.
Name of Comparty
7-31
38%c
(quar.),,
preferred
$1.55
Boss
South
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3iy4c
Sonotone
$1.25
When
Share
Name of Company
Smith
49
(401)
&
Co
Kormendi &
Paine.
&
—V.
Co.,
Webber,
Curtis
190, p. 265.
Inc
300,000
Piper, Jaffray
Quinn & Co
Ross, Lyon &
Singer, Deane
Stein Bros. &
& Hopwood
Inc.
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.
Warren W. York & Co.,
Inc.
------------
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Jackson
350,000
175,009
50,009
Inc. _
& Scribner
Boyce
Straus, Blosser &
McDowell
——
Stroud & Company Inc.
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
Co
50,009
175,009
175,000
^
200,000
200,000
.
50,000
_a
100,000
109,000
50,000
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(402)
Keheis
Co., Inc.— Stock Offered
*hares of class A stock
Offering of 87,000
—
Imperial
Prairie
Savings
PROCEEDS—All
of
shares
the
being
offered
issued
are
standing and no proceeds from their sale will accrue to
\
BUSINESS—The
4»ulk
primarily
chemicals
active
the
as
reported
pany
Reliance
securities
founded
was
in
1919,\has achieved
outstandinkdistribution
and
noteworthy
a
with
the
of
The
Drug
a
wumber
of
revealed
on
Mr.
©oatinue
stock,\Justin
William
that
head
active
as
Rexall
of
shares
July 13.
reported
Dart
of
the
Rexall
Dart,
Archer,
President
of
Title
will
firm,
directors
Gross
and
highest
of
Rockwell
Ended
Het
30—
June
\1959
income—
Ratio
Book
!
income
value
the
On
of
lirst
figures
have
Machine
50%
stock
a
May
Rockwell
31
On
progress.
5.0
$0.71
$20.65
Voting
form
7.8
$1.29
share__
per
NOTE—1958
.Automatic
\
.
that
time.—V.
date
188,
been
Corp.
restated
and
$19.38
dividend
stock \split
a
Gross
months
located
at
Stenton
4865
registration statement with the
outstanding
the
fcy
shares
present
Kidder,
offering
of
holders
Peabody
price
ment.—V.
187,
capital
thereof
&
and
SEC
Philadelphia.
July 22,
on
stock,
to
1959,
offered
be
Schmidt,
Roberts
terms
to
underwriting
are
sale
filed
assets
with
$62,059
1958, an increase of 45.1%.
to
equal
now
11
to
Corp.
—
Common
The
supplied
by
This
amend¬
Stock
Offered
—
The
stock
($1
par)
at
price of $14.50
a
Aug. 4,
on
$17
cago,
New
plant
in
maintenance
York
City
Salem,
and
of
High
permanent
Point,
N.
The
1979
showing rooms in Chi¬
C., are conducted at its
option
«tock
($1
par),
there
are
presently
UNDERWRITERS—The
tec purchased
authorized
underwriters
by each of them
are
shares
500,000
371,400
shares
and
the
of
common
outstanding.
number
of
A.
C.
I.
duPont
Allyn
and
&
Co.__
31,403
Co.
first
Ira
Securities
First
Haupt
&
W. Hentz &
Hirsch
&
189,
9,375
Walston
&
Inc
Deetjen
&
Co.__
2,250
Ferman
&
Co.__
2,250
6,375
Co
Emanuel,
Robert
First
L.
Southeastern
6,375
Co
Granbery,
5,250
of
30,
begins
the
debentures
1969,
thus
prices
plus
par,
Feb.
1,
the
proceeds
in
company
from
part
the
sale
close
retirement
retire
to
corporate
The
purposes.
balance
of
the
is
The
2,250
lieves
2,250
incurred
proceeds will
that
it
ranked
first
machines;
July1110^6
As
"
•
;
•
in
sales
outstanding shares of common
^L«,°efS
include the recent issue of
Corporate
<■+WT-a
|
'
.same period
on
1,481,280
In 1958 was 18 cents
b00k value of San Diego
7w8
PCr
shares
per
U.158.223
These
Mr.
almost
of
coin-operated
Savings, Chula Vista,
I>LllarsS,
Texas
are:
and
and
and
stock.
Mr.
Schneider
1,400,000 additional
of
common
stock
shares
of
as
June
„
entire
will
^as
,
of
First
for
cer¬
„■
the
be
available
of acquiring and
loan associations
holding the
in
the
State
of
permanent
of
the
a
reserve
maximum
stock
organization,
1959
the
terms
purchase
and
of
prospectus
Chemical
Co.
lists
Albert
Agreement
—
on
of
of Merger—
7 will consider approving Plan and Agree¬
10,
1959, providing for the merger of
Chemical Co.,
(an Ohio corporation)
into the
Aug.
dated
July
Agricultural
corporate
action
from
90%
to
66%%).—V.
New England
189,
2937.
p.
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—5 Mos.—1958
revenues
$10,579,954
$9,814,503
$51,834,160
expenses
6,441,233
6,185,718
32,100,490
1,661,474
1,458,915
7,847,294
income
taxes—
$48,223,293
30,729,781
7,019,197
operating
taxes.
501,377
442,193
2,437,110
2,139,954
operating
income
$1,975,370
$1,727,677
$9,449,266
$8,334,361
1,650,058
1,448,207
7,845,354
6,973,347
after
charges
190,
-
94.
p.
Southern Realty & Utilities Corp. —
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in
months
ended
of
services
such
April 30,
net
sales
per
common
of
corporation, located at 370 Seventh Avenue, New York, filed
registration statement with the SEC on July 21, 1959 covering 300,000
of
common
stock,
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Hirsch & Co. and Lee Higginson Corp.
a
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Tne principal underwriters, in addition to the under¬
writing commission, will be entitled to buy at 10c each, warrants to
purchase 15,000 common shares exercisable at $12.50 per share for a
period of five years.
Southern
for
United
1959,
the
and
with
net
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
5,130,200
price,
under
95,000
shares
of
*1,179,946 shs.
the
reserved
debentures
for
50,000
issuance
held
and
conditions
from
the
set
of
C.
Allyn
Auchincloss, Parker
path
period
Ellis
Burnnam
M.
R.
Dickson
S.
Inc\
Eastman
savings
curities
189,
Corporation
2.25
and
Paine,
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
c. E. Unterberg Towbin Co.
2936.
Webber,
Inc
Jackson
Curtis
expects
Westheimer
J.
C.
of
to
this
be reimbursed
stock
offering
in that
are
of
amout
estimated
at
the
proceeds
$3,275,000,
and
or
other
company
of
the
corporate purposes.
has outstanding 416,000 common shares
debt.
Management
officials
own
326,853
ana
$1,392,794
shares,
78.6%)
stock.
Upon completion of the public sale of the additional
300,000 shares of stock, public investors will own 41.9%
of the then
outstanding stock for which they will have paid $3,750,000, or approxi¬
mately 55.5% of the aggregate cash invested.
&
.
Wheat & Co
The
3.5
Watling, Lerchen & Co
2.25
1
long-term
2.0
7.0
.
prin¬
company's general funds and will be available for development
properties acquired, for working capital, and for additional acqui¬
of
2.25
Milwaukee Company
Ohio
Company
2.0
Dillon, Union Se-
represented
the
7.0
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
Company,
& Co
4.5
2.0
The
4,5
and
2.25
Lundborg & Co
McKelvy & Company
2 25
&
to
The
Com-
Co
Co.
p.
.'
2.25
&
Fulton Reid & Co.,
—V.
Higginson
2.25
r"7T
&
sitions
Company—
Clarke
$1,062,048
joint
including
receivables
by him in that amount in connection with trie acquisition of the
Beach County property.
An additional $180,000 will be used, to
off other notes; and an aggregate of $1,150,000 will be used for
development of the four groups of property. The balance will be added
of
Co
Irving
Inc.
three
assets,
included
loan
4.5
&
2.25
Byllesby
of
net
Palm
2.0
Stone
Simmons—
&
of
their
assets
$550,000
Hayden,
Lee
amount
The
pay
Lehman Brothers
and
W.
^
underwriting agreement, to
percentages of unsubscribed
2.25
John
Drexel
& Red-
the
members
as
tompany
of
will be paid in connection with the acquisition of the
properties; $100,000 will be paid in reimbursement of the
loan by the organizing group; and $160,000 (plus interest of $18,000)
will be paid to an officer in payment of a note given to evidence a
below:
Co
_—
Whipple &
in
the
Dunbar.
Bradenton
,
4,5
associates,
to
and
issue).
proceeds
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
Company,
—
the
respective
names
&
and
.Inc.
Bacon,
the
their
the
which
treasury.
contained in
company
opposite
interest
Net
in
business
transferred
Atlantic
of
accrued
company
the
Corp.
shares
other
which
tracts for the purchase of additional properties (at $3,465,260,
partly
payable in cash). The real estate, principally unimproved, was acquired
by the organizing group in 1957 and is located in Palm Beach County,
Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, and St. Petersburg Beach; and the
organizing group also assigned to the company at their cost certain
contracts to
purchase unimproved real estate located at Bradenton,
Fla.
(for which it advanced the sum of $100,000 on behalf of the
$75,000
5,130,200
conversion
eight
cipally by purchase money mortgages; certain real estate properties
(against which there is a $1,540,262 mortgage); and Bradenton con¬
Deben¬
for
was
organized under Delaware law in May 1959
of engaging in the real estate business, in Florida.
subsidiaries, Atlantic Park Corp. and Dunbar Corp., Inc.
Kipinis, President, and five other company officials, together
stocks
and
Outstanding
Realty
purpose
two
ventures
the
EFFECT
reserved
Mills
has
Irving
company
share.
company's stock option plan and
shares reserved for issuance under
agreement for
Bert
the
It
$12,158,680
With
shares
equipment.
*3,000,000 shs.
shares
7,335
of
the
Registers
This
operated, phonographs
$100,000
options
The
™eld
A.
was
Texas
The
Net
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below through their
Representative, White, Weld & Co., have severally agreed, subject to
H.
of
six
conversion
of
of
JExclusive
the
^
of
Merger,
Smith
Net
music market,
manufacture of electronic
of
uses
($l par)
initial
acquisition
Texas.
details
capital.
Other
secured by a
due in installments
301,777
exercise
pany,
Concurrently with completion
the
Subordinated
Aug. 1, 1979
upon
American Savings,
same
corporate
Convertible
at
Savings, San Diego; South Bav
Imperial Savings, El Centra, all in California.
$673,436, and bySVfer5,hl First Savings during the
Grand Prairie Savings,
$108,983.
stockholders
Federal
background
Authorized
♦Includes
Suburban
0tate Savings' Denver. Col°-. a"d
non-coin
,
tures, due
Common stock,
at June 30,
Savings
working
Period End. May 31—
agreement for
assets of Lyon
commercial
subsidiary had consolidated
$1,308,603, equal to $1.15
placed with San Diego Imperialexclusive
the
of
,
%
Subsidiary Formed—
end
certain
chattel mortgage,
to
I960
Completion of the formation of the Texas
Imperial Corp., a whollyowned
subsidiary of San Diego Imperial
Corp., on July 20 was an¬
nounced by T. Franklin
Schneider, San Diego Imperial President.
Mr. Schneider said, that
Texas Imperial was
organized for the pur-
pose
for
debentures
associations,
and
Agricultural
Operating
Operating
be
phonographs
Noninterest-bearing note,
shares.
30
offering is to finance the acquisition of title,
assigned to the company, to a garden-typo
President.
Southern
busi¬
coin-operated coffee vending
the purchase of
Industries, Inc.
an
automatic
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
said
for
its
income
announced on
into
machine
is
Blunt
'
vending
engaged in the development and
electro-mechanical devices for the armed
and
$119,000 000
fchne&r reponrUhe "rS' Sl" m°°,hs 01 1959
associations
it
States
share.
Imperial's
eafnings on savings accounts
and
■
by
re' comPared to a book value of $1.19
loan
company
also makes
related equipment for
beverage
EARNINGS—For
increased
entered
and
of
\
has
and
June 30, the corporation's
assets had climbed to $144,975,996,
•©ompaied to $26,433,574 on June
30, 1958, he said.
total
represents a consolidation
including the net assets of
first Savings and Loan
Association, Corpus Christi, Texas, and Grand
frame
Savings and Loan Association, Grand
Prairie, Texas,
both
of which were
acquired recently by San
Diego Imperial Corp.
These associations reported a combined net
earning of $271,983 for
-the six-month
period ended June 30, 1959, which sum
is not included
w
this periods
earnings of San Diego Imperial Corp.
Consolidated net
earnings
of San
Diego Imperial Corp.
for the
period ended June 30, 1959 was 31 cents per share on
earnings
it
cold
The
Corp.—Assets Up $119,000,000—
Franklin Schneider, President,
^ear'
and
the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. has been made
hy this corporation.
This placement was
part of a
-$4,400,000 financing involving two life insurance
compa¬
nies. No interest rate was
announced.—V. 190, p. 265.
have
this
contracts
expenses
as
of
certain
United States during its fiscal year ended Oct.
31, 1958.
In April,
the company acquired the electrical
cigarette vending machine
of
Eastern Electric,
Inc.; on May 27, 1959, it acquired The
Bert Mills Corporation, a manufacturer of
Ryan
corporation
of
engaged
the
Aeronautical Corp. — Private Sale —A
private
placement of $2,200,000 of notes, due in
1971, with the
of^this
to
(including waiver by common stockholders of all preemptive
rights to acquire unissued shares of company and reduction of vote
required by the preferred stockholders outstanding for approval of
1958,
San Diego Imperial
are
company
the
assets
Assets
participating
securities
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc., below.—V. 179, p. 441 and V. 173, p. 204.
The
—V.
corporation
The
consisting
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc.—Agreement
at
at
the
of
debentures
notes
bank
filed
proposing
multiples of
in
non-callable,
each.
$50
York,
1959,
properties
Smith
share
of
the
of
at
New
debentures
semi-annually
the
at
offered
par)
units, each
preferred stock
198.
p.
Merger— '
from 105%
to
interest in each
retire
($10
in
other
Mintzer
ranging
to
outstanding
for
stock
per
redeemable
accrued
1970,
providing
$20
at
190,
Financing Proposal
first
a
and
deben¬
common
said.—V.
.
principally in the manu¬
and
sale
of
automtaic
coin-operated phonographs built in
100 and
160 selection play
models, and related equipment, including
remote
selection devices, speakers and
amplifiers.
The company be¬
2724.
p.
5%
BUSINESS—The
2,250
__
Marache & Co._
Westheimer and Company
redemption
sinking fund at
fund
into
31, 1964,
and
debentures will be
The
at
convertible
Brooks
Tarrytown, Inc., 115 Chambers Street,
statement with the SEC on July 13,
purpose
ment
July
Mr.
facture
Com-
pany
6,375
Stockholders—
acquired.
3,750
7,500
Co..
&
Co.,
Leach
be
Siegler
will be acquired on the basis of $1,319,836 cash
mortgage of $1,767,865.
Of the net proceeds of this
$1,199,836 will be used to pay the balance of cash required
to acquire title subject only to the first mortgage indebtedness:
$50,000
for constructing swimming pool and related facilities; $220,000 to The
Sire Plan, Inc., an affiliate, to reimburse it for a $120,000 purchase
deposit, $50,000 for assignment of the purchase contract, and $50,000
in repayment of a loan;
and the balance for certain printing, legal
stock held of record
common
Brooks,
G.
financing,
its
subordinated
of
stock
The
and
Land
general corporate uses including provision of additional work¬
ing capital both for the company's operations and for the coffee and
pold beverage vending machine operations recently acquired or to be
3,750
&
by
tain
Sterne,
Agee
of
for other
3,750
6,375
Corp.
Co.
McDonnell
—V.
Co
Corp
Cleveland
used
3,750
-
Goodbody & Co.__
9,375
—
Dempsey-Tegeler &
The
Co
&
outstanding
2389 p. 2389
maturity.
3,750
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Bioren
the
Nov.
by
will
maturity.
PROCEEDS—Net
9,375
&
convertible
before
or
sinking
years
on
issue
to
Shares
Company,
Inc.
Bache
ten
on
company
for
The
ness
shares
Shares
franc is
for
follows:
as
shares
surfaces.
purchase
See
debentures
the
of
and
par,
case.
the
the
of
39.3%
John
to
offering of 18,000 ten-year 6%
18,000 shares of $3 cumulative,
offered
The
period
same
according
Co.,
apartment development known as Sleepy Hollow Gardens in Tarrytown,
Westchester County, New York, now owned by Sleepy Hollow
Gardens,
will underwrite the offering.
per share
thereafter until
Va.
CAPITALIZATION—Of
the
in
Plan
public
under
Rights to subscribe, evidenced by fully
warrants, will expire at 2:30 p.m. (CDST)
1959. White, Weld & Co. is manager of a
transferable
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
medium-priced upholstered living room furniture. Its entire operations,
the
share
per
outstanding
stock the right to subscribe for $5,135,000 prin¬
group that
of
share
per
Corp.—Rights Offering to
is offering holders of
the company.
•exclusive
$1.63
July 21, 1959.
on
share.
per
represents holdings of selling stockholders,
none
of the proceeds of the sale will accrue to
lience
equal
cents
tures for each 23 shares of
stock
Brooks,
of one $50 debenture and one
share
of
(minimum
sale—five
units),
at
a
public
offering price of $100 per unit.
The offering is to be made on a
best
efforts
basis
by Sire Plan Portfolios, Inc.,
for which it will
receive a selling commission of $15 per unit.
Net income from
to
Aircraft
control
$50, and
preferred
tures, due Aug. 1, 1979, at the subscription price of 100%
per unit on the basis of $100 principal amount of deben¬
A
of
radio
registration
the
share for the same
profits realized from the
to 74 cents per share com¬
corporation
common
.syndicate headed by Francis I. duPont & Co., New York,
«nade public offering on
July 23 of 127,778 shares of
common
Sire
a
per
Breliant reported.—V.
Mr.
cipal amount of 5V4%
Furniture
equal
$965,335
was
$421,583
owns
Co.,
G,
Contract—
Sire Plan of Tarrytown, Inc.—Files
Inc.
company
Insurance
John
division
by
a
begin
Hughes
external
investments for the first six
amounted'to $5,358,865 compared with $3,692,-
amounted
Seeburg
headed
public
group
'
Rowe
the
were
1958.
Title
a
2494.
p.
of
15
Calif.,
Anaheim,
of
70
to
complex
be
equal to 75 cents
increase of 125.3%.
Net
an
of
Co.
frequency signal generator, the new equipment is
being designed and produced for use on production lines of a Hughes
classified advanced air-to-air guided missile.
Signals generated in the
unit will test the target-seeking radar "brain" and the responses of
covering 155,269
public sale by
Parke.
&
be
1959
of
A
in the history of this company.
investments was $2,866,103, com¬
$428,425
1958,
the
President.
and
operations
investments
with
produce
from
1958.
period of
1959
of
July
on
from
contract
Sperry-Rand
Corp.,
for the Army's
gear
company's
Hallamore
Electronics
Division
has
received
an
equipment development contract award totaling more than $250,000
for
underwriting
an
from
same
$100,000
a
subsidiary of
electronic test
a
announced
was
Electronics
Division Receives
the same period of 1958, an increase of
operations and investments
was
$534,923
in
from
and
of
The
Pa.,
and
the same period of
period
With SEC—
Ave.,
through
and
Co.
in
compared
of
Company,
period
123
operations
pared
William H. Rorer Inc.—Registers
in the
in
589.
p.
period
income
income
of
paid
its financial
passed $100 million mirk for the
assets
Net
share
per
V
in
December, 1958.
another
milestone
in
passed
total
include\operatibns
to
reflect
to
Calif.—
Dividend—Earn¬
second"' quarter
the
for
months
$1,916,448,
it
Co.,
special
Siegler,
the
electronic check-out
systems, with delivery
immediately, Mr. Brooks said:
Completely transistorized and miniaturized in aluminum castings,
the test units are only one-fifth the size of previously available equip¬
ment which performed similar testing programs, Brooks pointed out.
Seven each
of
10 different unit
designs have been ordered for use
in
the
electronic test procedures at various stages of production of
the "Sergeant" ground-to-ground missile.will
per
2,453,000
4,446,000
sales
to
share
per
with
of
Sperry Contract—
This
operations
three
from
1959—26 Wks.—1958
$6,503,053 $41,833,170 $37,849,975
awarded
been
Engineering
missile,
scheduled
Angeles,
Los
has
manufacture
Hallamore
equal to 93 cents per share, compared with $245,676 equal to _43 cents
share for the same period of 1958, an increase of 117.7%.
Addi¬
tional net profit realized from the sale of assets amounted to $422,177
equal to 74 cents pei] share compared with $62,-592 equal to 11 cents
1958
$57,355,000 $48,853,000
net
Earnings
of
Co.,
Insurance
income
net
income
49.5%.
Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Earns. Up—
Months
sales
Utah
the
Higher-
1959—4 Wks.—1958
President
as
i
July 17
on
any
Gross
pared
Six
for
recommended that the shares of the com¬
pany be split three-for-one subject to the approval of stockholders and
tthe Commissioner of Insurance, it was announced by William Breliant,
Chairman.
In recognition of the rising level of earnings, Mrs. Breli¬
ant recommended to the Board of Directors that the quarterly dividend
be increased at the directors meeting to be held on Aug. 21, 1959.
"This
is an entirely
new
venture for\us," Mr. Dart said.
"Our
©hemo-plastics
division
has
not
previously been engaged in the
plastic bottling field."
IMCO headquarters is located in Kansas City, Mo.—V. 189, p. 2038.
Net
July
1394.
p.
corporation
Sperry
same
The
President,
IMCO,
Ave., Chicago, filed a
16, 1959; seeking regis¬
stock, to be offered for
Homan
on
common
of America—Sales
Siegler Corp.—Awarded
paper
the
Security
has acquired the injection Molding Co., known widely
manufacturer of plastic containers, for an undisclosed
189,
This
compared
Scott trade-
$146,513,271
1958.
Sales of
were
half
first
the
for
$141,652,282
months
six
the
for
ings Rise
company
IMCO,
«s
to
compared
Plans 3-for-l Stock Split—To Increase
Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
&
SEC
its
of
$7,587,709
—V.
products amounted to $119,195,248 against $114,555,378
period a year ago.
Sales of other paper amounted to
$24,325,360, compared with $23,403,531, while pulp sales were $3,092,663
against $3,693,323.—V. 189, p. 2894.
stores
Corp.
"Sergeant"
for
throughout the country.
The company,, with general offices in Balti¬
more,
Md.
and plants atXMitchell, Ind.. and Vallalba,
P.
R., last
year had sales totaling approximately $5,000,000.—V. 189, p. 2894.
Rexall
the
Sales
half of 1959 amounted to $11,892,229,
first
dividends
sales
net
marked
sound
men's
record
finest
the
for
outstanding,
Total
with
to approximately $1,000,000.
announced that Stadium will operate
Reliance organization. Stadium, which
amounting
South
925
employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant
Employees Stock Plan VII.—-V. 189, p. 2724.
its
Shoe
year.
Stearns, President,
separate subsidiary of the
growth
income
preferred
shares
2723.
p.
Co.,
with
shares
Period End. June 27—
equal
$1.48 per share on 7,897,965 common
with $10,361,133 for the first half of
1958, or $1.35 per share on 7.894,822 common shares outstanding.
Earnings per common share for the second quarter of 1959 "were 75
cents, compared with ,69 cents for the same period of the previous
Net
com¬
July 16 acquired the Stadium Manufacturing Co.,
nationally-advertised
Pleetway pajamas, in exchange for
of
and
a
139,
the
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
Timothy R.
as
$45,473.—V.
1959
companion
This
tnaker
•cash
of
28,
to
months ended June Zl,
ings per common share by 9.5% for the first six
1959 over the comparable period of last year.
ingredients in anti-
March
ended
months
income
net
a
three
Record Earnings-
McCabc, President, on July 10 announced that sales and
earnings were the highest in company history for any first six montns
period.
According to Mr, McCabe, sales increased by 3.5% and ea"a-
after
the
and
statement
1,000,000
Thomas B.
pcrspirants.
EARNINGS—For
Roebuck
of
sale to selected
Scott Paper Co.—Reports
in
tnapufacturers. The company's two principal products are aluminum
fcydroxide gels used in the preparation of medicinals for ulcer man«gem£nt and other gastrointestinal disorders and a series of aluminum
©xychlbrides which find application
-Sears,
registration
tration
cosmetic
and
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Files Stock Plan—
First Savings
and Loan,
out¬
the company.
fine
sells
pharmaceutical manufacturers
ethical
to
and
manufactures
company
and
permanent reserve stock of American Savings
and Loan, Corpus Christi, and Grand
Grand Prairie.—V. 190, p. 198.
the
acquired
Loan; Dallas;
and
made July 21 by Aetna Secu¬
was
rities Corp. at $5 per share.
Monday, July 27, 1959
*
.
.
Company
Southwestern Drug Corp.—Proposes Stock
4.5
3.5
This
corporation, located at 8000 Empire
July 22 filed a registration satement with
2.0
on
2.25
shares
2.0
2.0
Offering—
Freeway, Dallas, Texas,
the SEC covering 87,818
of
common
stock,
to be offered for public sale
through an
underwriting group headed by First Southwest Co. The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company is engaged in
the wholesale drug business.
It has
Number 5867
Volume 190
outstanding 412,132 common shares
Summers is appointed.
Mr: 'Ryan 'asstuned the duties -of Chief Executive, Officer at the.
Electronics Development Corp.—Designs A
Specialty
A
handle
will
which
electric
universal
connector,
Atlas
matching male with female connectors in communications and other
Equipment, 'was announced on July 13 by H. Russell Cammer, President.
A $1,200,000
Defense Department contract for the device has been
received, and production is under way, Mr. Cammer said, pointing out
that the connector, first of its kind to-be made in the U,-S„ "has a
number of valuable commercial applications in
telephone, telegraph
and other electrical circuits, which Specialty plans to develop."
Oil
Standard
(New Jersey)
Co.
Refinery in Karlsruhe, Germany—
of
construction
for
Plans
5Va%
^
rates
_____—.
•
Total
%
provisions
and
debentures,
for
depletion
Total
this
in
.V
pipeline.
Esso
burg
a
was
V
"■Additional
17,103,891
190,
income
share
per
in
$22,971,990 $12,066,317
intention
work:..out
to
and Texaco, Inc., jointly announced iheir
pooling of their interests on a basis under
this .company
a.
which
Superior would receive 2'4 shares of Texaco stock for each share
Superior stock outstanding.
Preparations for this are progressing
satisfactorily and an agreement and plan of reorganization should be
of
ready
West Germany, one at Ham¬
Cologne
a
day
stockholders
the
submission, ic
for
Superior
of
for
approval
.
has come out with a new 'line of multi-purpose rear
the use of which is limited only by (the ingenuity
and imagination of the person making
the presentation. These new
rear
projectors, which resemble laree TV sets 'in appearance, combine
the-features of movie projection, still projection (slide or strip film),
This corporation
view
microphone.
They
are
self-contained, movable, and can be
viewed under normal lighting conditions.
Another
feature
of particular interest to
the instructor or con¬
ference leader is a removable x-emote
control panel (standard equip¬
a
be controlled. It gives
the instructor or conference leader complete control over the presen¬
tation while allowing him to maintain personal eye contact with the
audience.
By merely pressing the buttons on this panel he can show a
movie, switch to stills, go back to the movie, use the movie sound, or
replace'it with his own narration by using the microphone, without
any
break in continuity.
The=e new audio-visual aids come with either a 25"x34" screen or a
35"x48" screen
; : v
"
7 '
ment l,
the entire presentation can
which
from
.
Higher Earnings
to
year ago,
a
for the six months should approximate $94,000, equal
share on the 262,619 shares of common outstanding,
earnings
Net
cents
36
a
compared
with
last
Mr.
year,
the six months ended June 30,
increase over $1,655,866 in the like
for
a 24%
Earl Mendenhall, Chairman and President, reported.
$2,063,577,
totaled
1959,
period
corporation
this
of
sales
Net
$37,291, or 14 cents
Mendenhall said.
amounted
sales
Second-quarter
to
in
share
a
7
the
similar period
,
against
$1,089,406,
$874,285
re¬
Estimated
ported in the quarter ended June 30, 1958, a gain of 24%.
second-quarter net is $60,000, equal to 23 cents a share,
with $40,419. or 15 cents a share, in the like 1958 period.
Swift
Co.—Gets Unlisted
&
has
SEC
in
the
.issued
stock
common
the
on
York
New
order
an
Stock
Midwest
Stock
application
an
unlisted
for
this corporation
of
and
Trading Privileges—
granting
Exchange
trading
of
company
on
July
189,
*
said,
estimated
are
$158,200,000.
at
the
annual
fiscal year, ended May 31, 1953 the company
of $2,323,952, equal after preferred dividends
to $1.31 per common share, calculated on the basis of the 1.611,360
common, scares outstanding on
May 31, 1959. Sales during the 1958
fiscal year totaled $158,434,253.—V. 189, p. 525.
earnings
net
its
boost
rates
of
revenue
about
$30,000 000
are
Corp.—Sales
half
net
"The
the
$168,366,
like
or
and
189,
of 1958, net sales amounted to $11,862,946
$325,567 was equal to 97 cents per share.—V.
period
net'profit
of
order
i
April
the
said
realize
to
convertible
for
an
that
bigger
a
Tampa
which
increase,
is
Electric
is
said
Commission
entitled
only
to
earnings
and
for the fiscal year ended
announced on July 16
again set new records
'
for
Sales
30%
'
the
gain
year
April
ended
the
over
•
*
$8,356,065
'
,
last
30
were
a
record
in sales registered in
$11,378,979,
the preceding
'
.
.
$1,069,238 compared with $367,866
fiscal 1959 earnings were equal to
$1.32 per share based or. 559,848 common shares, the average number
outstanding during the period.
Earnings in fiscal 1958 were equal,
after preferred dividends, to $1.61 based on 505,900 common shares,
the average number
outstanding during the period and adjusted for
the
tbree-for-two split effected Feb. 20,
1958.
Cash flow per share
Net
profit
1958.
for
rose
from
for
After
fiscal
1959
was
preferred dividends,
$2.52
to
$3.—V.
190, p. 266.
corporation
loans
placed
tures
privately
in
due
13
of
$3,000,000
1974.
announced
sinking
Placement—
that
fund
had
it
deben¬
Life Insurance Co.
The New York
purchased $1,000,000 of the debentures and the rest was
shared by the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
-
State Farm Life Insurance
Co.
Insurance
—V.
April
189,
p.
and
New
Co., State Farm Mutual Auto
England
Life" Insurance
Co.
return
deficit
through
who
underwriters
and
terms
The
Gyroscope
Co.—Ryan to
Officer— "
directors on .julv
Atlas Corp.,
-
Continue
as
,
Chief
.
11 announced that Ray O. Ryan, Vice-President
who was named Chief Executive Officer of the Summers
of
forth below the names
set
severally
have
set
conditions
forth
agreed
the prin¬
purchase,
to
Underwriting
the
in
Principal
the
taxes
equal
$33,509
was
12
to
cents
a
share
on
shares ofl combined class A and class B stock, compared
income after taxes of $192,592 equal to 71 cents a share
271,675
net
with
269,800
the
on
of
shares
the
combined
period of
corresponding
in "the
class
A
and
class
B
of
Automation
its
Parker
Auchincloss,
Division
out
of
current
earnings.
Baird
&
189,
575,000
Patterson,
Becker & Co.
575,000
Kraus
Inc.
Co. Incorporated
Military
Corp.—Awarded
corporation
military for
July
on
the
of
of
Wm, R. Whittaker, President.'
Mr. Whittaker stated, calls for the
by
contracts,
Telecomputing's
usable
Fixed
first
super-accurate
missile launchings
new
a.
from
information
into
3
digital
form,
;
—
manufac¬
electronic
simultaneous
This
vehicles.
to
—V.
have
190,
channels
been
missiles or space
a major system
required
and the first production
emanating
translate
already
95.
p.
for
equipment is part of
vital in-flight data
complex
and
receive
models
development
important*
delivered
to
Prescott,
Sons
&
Co.,
Denton,
White
from
Sands
Missile
Range.
The
corporation
SEC
covering
on
Va.—Files With SEC
July 7 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
notification with
to be offered at
Coffin
&
Courts
share)- without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to purchase land, building and
7"
The
ment.
Inc
Burr,
jointly
by
Stone
Co.—Bonds
Offered—A
&
the
of
issue
calculated
to
prior
provides for the retirement of 91%
maturity.
Sinking fund retirement prices are
the basic yield to maturity. Optional redemption
to
protect
prices scale from 106.50%
for
be
the
575,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Drexel &
Co.——
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
—
Estabrook & Co
&
Company
Fulton
Glore,
Co.
Reid'&
Inc-
Forgan
Hallowell,
to the principal amount.
the sale approximately $24,000,000
multiple-line natural gas transmission
producing areas of Texas and Louisiana
the United States. The company sells
or
delivers gas to distributing companies for resale under long-term
contracts, its principal customers being the companies comprising The
Columbia Gas System, Inc., and Consolidated Natural Gas Company.
BUSINESS—The
the
12
Weeks
575,000
Co
130,000
Co.
575,000
Swiss
&
Inc
220,000
<
& Co._
Peabody
1,000,000
Lehman Brothers—
Carl
Loeb,
M.
—
—V. 190,
p.
&
Co.,
•_
COv_l
339,000
&
Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.
180,000
189,000
Vietor, Common, Dann &
75,000
330,000
Co
G.
Walker &
H.
Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co._
75,000
180,000
Wertheim & Co
150,000
Co._
260,800
150,000
75,000
260,000
75,000
330,000
180,000
180,000
339,000
Neuhaus
Inc
575,000
:
Irving Lundborg &
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Inc.
& Company
Underwood,
1,000,000
Rhoades
Co
M :Cormick
1,000,000
575,000
Higginson Corp
Co
Corp.—
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
575,000
Langley & Co.
&
Company,
&
Co.
Day—
575.000
Co
Lee
Stokes
&
& Co.—_
& Co.__
American
Thomas
Company
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
C.
R. Staats
Haines
Brothers
Stroud
&
Kidder,
W.
150.000
1,000,000
Walter
&
The Illinois
Dean
Weeden
&
Co.
Witter
&
75,000
330,000
Inc
575,000
1,009,000
Co
266.
months
ended
through
Tex-Tube, Inc.—To
of
May
31,
1959
the
company
sold
and trans¬
subsidiaries
the company owns and operates
The
ized
common
and on
of
to
—
Consolidated
3411,590,000
before
for
interest
operating
revenues
of
the
company
12 months ended April 30, 1959.
other deductions was $67,125,000.
the
and
Plan covering 10,000 shares
regular employees of the
Stock Options.—V. 185, pp. 2144 and
ratifying an Employee Stock Option
stock to be issued to certain
common
company
pursuant to Restricted
V
Texaco
'
Inc.—Buys Paragon
Oil Firm—
plans to acquire the capital stock of the Paragon.
and of its affiliated companies, it was announced on
Julv 10* by Augustus C. Long, Chairman of the Board.
The action will enable Texaco for the first tune to engage directly
This
income
stock
Increase Common Stock—
July 24 were to vote on increasing the author¬
(par $1) from 500,000 shares to 650.000 shares
on
1680.
Venezuela.
EARNINGS
stockholders
oil
producing properties in the United States, Canada and Ecuador
holds
interests
in oil
producing concessions in Argentina and
Gross
E.
Agnew & Co—
Barney & Co
& Co.__
Steele,
Stern
150,000
260,000
330,000
Company
Smithers
William
-1,000,000
330,000
575,000
company's
ported for others a total of 708,267,900 MCF of natural gas.
amounted
S.
F.
Hutton
F.
&
Smith,
75,000
Hutton
Hornblower
W.
Shields
Co.,
—
Haminill & Co.
Shearson,
260,000
575,000
330,000
180,000
•
system extends from the gas
into the northeastern section
In
260,000
Shuman.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co--E.
180,000
Parke
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.—^—
Scott & Stringfellow—_
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Sulzberger,
Ripley &
&
Roberts
Schmidt,
1,000,000
220.000
150,000
1,000,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
180,000
75,000
Winston & Co._
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,000,000
1,000.000
Co—„
&
150,000
575,000
Rowles,
330,000
.
Corp.
330,000
330,000
Co
L.
575,000
Boston
Co.__.——
Rotan, Mosle & Co
R
Rothschild & Co._
1,000,000
____
Corporation—.
First
&
Company, Inc
Union
Co.
&
180,000
Inc.
Reynolds
Equitable Securities
&
applied on the payment of outstanding short term notes issued
company's expansion program and the balance applied to that
program,
Co.,
Riter &
Lazard Freres & Co—.—
sinking fund
&
Pierce
575,000
&
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
& Co., and Halsey,
FUND—A
Rauscher,
150,000
—•
Dominick—
Dominick
Kallgarten
and the books closed.
SINKING
180,000
Co., Inc
575,000
Gregory & Sons——;
equip¬
220,000
575,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
&
Co
&
1,000,000
75,000
par
underwriting group of 107 investment firms
Weld
White,
Co.
Putnam
Merle-Smitlv___
&
& Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Webster Securities Corp.;
Stuart & Co. Inc. on
July 21 publicly offered an issue of $50,000,000 first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 5V4% series, due 1979. The
bonds are priced
at 101.25% and accrued interest to
yield about 5.15% to maturity. Offering oversubscribed
headed
Pressprich
W.
R.
220,000
Co—
&
Harriman
Transmission
.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc..
Dick
■
Gas
&
575,000
Co._.
&
the
per
29,000
Shepard
Inc
150,000
Dodge
The
,
Pin Bowl, Inc.; Alexandria,
Co.,
575,000
Inc
75,000
330,000
220,000
330,000
Bros.
First Southwest Company
Ten
.—
&
Inc
Dittmar & Company, Inc.
_
installation at White Sands
Missile Range is Telecomputing's Decommutator, a high-precision sys¬
tem
capable of processing telemetered information from 90 separate
Another
Pollock
E.
Wm.
220,000
&
Brown
Burns
Clark,
Camera Reader
(trade name
film
reader that will
analyze
and rapidly translate the data
■
Alex.
75,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co
&
Inc.—.——
Company,
has bfeen awarded contracts totaling $260,000 by
the manufacture of highly advanced electronic equip¬
ment to be installed at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, it was
This
the
&
Inc
Christensen,
1,000,000
& Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
Contract—
Copeland
Writer &
Peters,
220,000
Co
&
75,000
260,000
'■
1,000,000
Curtis
Kendall, Inc
575,000
Blair
&
Jackson
Webber,
Stearns & Co._—
Blyth
Telecomputing
Company-
Paine,
575,000
180,800
220,000
Corporation
260,000
220,000
&
Co
&
Hanseatic
York
The Ohio
Blair &
920.
p.
Mosley
Newhard, Cook & Co.—.
220,000
Co.,
Incorporated
Surge
260,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
William
—V.
S.
220,000
W.
G.
260,000
.—
F.
New
Whipple & Co.
A.
Co.,
&
Turben
575,000
Redpath
Bear,
1,000,000
Smith Inc.-
&
Inc
&
Robert
Ball,
Pierce,
575,000
.__
Bacon,
Popkin-Clurinan
establishment
„
75,000
Inc—
The Milwaukee Company
American Securities Corp.
stocks
1958.
pointed out that although net sales and gross
profits continued to increase during the first nine months of the
current
fiscal
year,
net profits
declined,
however,
because of the
management's
decision
to finance
its
expansion
program
in the
Mr.
Merrill,
Allyn and Company,
Inc;
Lynch,
Fenner
2,770,000
Co
Weld &
Merrill
$2,775,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 2,770,000
Adams & Peck
150,000
A. C.
after
McDonnell & Co.,
Secu¬
Corp.-.—
White,
President.
income
Webster
&
rities
corporation which specializes in the manufacture of advanced
custom
designed electronic equipment, reports for the nine months
ended March 31, • 1959, net sales of $1,155,185 compared with $1,130,607
in the corresponding period of 1958,
according to J. R. Popkin-ClurNet
Amount'
Amount
Stone
This
and
Summers
Executive
are
consolidated subsidiaries of the com¬
aggregate principal amount of bank
Principal
Directly or
2832.
the
1959,
30,
subject to
Agreement)
th~ principal amount of bonds set opposite their respective names. The
underwriters are required to purchase and pay for all of the bonds
if any of the bonds are purchased by them. Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation, White, Weld & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are the
the
and gas
of
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—There
cipal
new
Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings Declined
Telechrome
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds from
Corp.—Private
July
on
remained reserved
conversion
upon
second
managing underwriters:
will
Gas
Propane
Suburban
This
the Revolving Credit
outstanding under
notes
had outstanding $42,015,781
and long-term notes.
pany
6.74%
The
5.81.
it
brought
which it
to
nationwide
30. 1S59, W. R. Sidenfaden, President,
annual report to shareholders.
a
year.
of
Incorporated—-
Sales
-
in
the prime commercial rate
The company's Gas
over
borrowing.
of the 4.50% and the 4.72% cumulative
stock, and 631,068 shares were reserved
Issuance under the company's Restricted Stock Option PlanJ^
issuance
NOTE—At
the
through further economies and savings it anticipates effecting
reduced fuel costs," the Commission said.—V. 189, p. 1068.
Tennessee
Service, Inc.—Sales Rise 36%—
of
!At June 1, 1959, 2,042;016 shares of common stock
for
13
p. 857.
Suburban Gas
»/a%
for sinking funds.
pany
in
Commission
realizes that it has not asked for the full
is entitled, but expects to overcome that
company
6.74%
in
1
increase,
net earnings,
and the present rate
will bring earnings up to 6.5%.
year
increase
($10
fiscal year, net s^les, of $8,076,633
78 cents per share, after a tax credit.
the current
of
of
loss
For
the
1959, the
and a
reports for the six months ended May 31,
This corporation
initial
Earnings Lower—
and
of
time
Storage Ciedit Agreement.
April 30, 1959, there were 1,128,000 shares of preferred stock
and 4,753 shares of preferred stock were held by the com¬
Freeman
Struthers-Wells
the
at
iAt
$1,585,000.
ruled
has
Commission
The
Aug.
on
increase
rate
Utilities
Public
and
granting the rate
last
year
in not granting
the action of July 8.
erred
of
granted
was
order
its
In
a
could
company
additional
8
Railroad
Florida
The
months.
or
preceding
the
For
reported
Gas
2832.
p.
Further Rate Rise—
"Micronex"),
announced that net earnings of the com¬
13
during the fiscal year ended May 31, 1959 arc estimated at
$4,690,000, equal, after allowance for preferred dividends, to approxi¬
mately $2.40 a share on 1,611.360 shares of common stock outstanding
at
the
end of the fiscal vear.
Sales for the period, the company
loans
Agreement, $17,851,000 of notes outstanding under the Property Acquisi¬
tion Credit Agreement and $3,260,000 of notes outstanding under the
is listed and registered
which
Exchanges.—V.
its second
July
on
company
ture
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
Camp,
Stokely-Van
at an interest rate
unsecured
an
There
the
privileges
This
One
This
Dec. 31,
$80,000,-
expiring
Agreement
Credit
authorized
announced
pany
Revolving
a
provides for short-term bank loans not to exceed
be
Credit Agreement expiring Aug. 1, 1961, permits borrowings
aggregate of $6,000,000 at any one time outstanding, at the prime
commercial rate for unsecured loans at the time of
the borrowing.
in
The
Mendenhall stated that the
151.
p.
the
the
has
company
which
to
for
compared
volume of sales should carry through
the remainder of
the year. Also, due to increased sales and plant
efficiencies,
net earnings should rise to approximately 75%
greater
than the $112,749, or
43 cents a share, reported for 1958.—-V. 178,
Mr:
under
issued
be
may
As long as any
properties,
j
man.
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc.—Sees
22,602,119 shs.
30,000,000 shs.
series
more
or
Storage
I
projectors,
and
in
August.—V. 189, p. 2832.
Tampa Electric Co.—Granted
Alexandria, Va.—Announces
Multi-Purpose Rear View Projectors—
!
•
Inc.,
440,000 sha,
1969
outstanding at any one time. The interest rate thereunder is
the prime commercial rate for unsecured loans at the time of borrow¬
ing.
The company also has a Property Acquisition Credit Agreement
expiring April 15, 1963, which provides for :hort-term bank loans up
to $20,000,000 for use in connection with the acquisition of producing
000
266.
p.
Staples-Hoppman,
New
The
$28.58
$54.40
;
one
285,802 Sh3.
•
bonds subject to the restrictions
contained
bonds of the presently authorized series remain
outstanding, the total principal amount of bonds which may be issued
and outstanding at any one time under such mortgage is $750,000,000.
1961,
month
Last
%-7;>"'-'7;
50,000 barrel a day capacity and the other at
completed late last year
with a 68,500 barrel
capacity.—V.
Net
___
1,
share)!
in
>
common
April
a
securing
mortgage
$40,044,402 $39,676,504
—
____
($5
1966
1,
into
conv.
bonds
common
March
through
shs.
1,000,000
into
conv.
series,
Common stock
and
income
Philadelphia-Baltimore
•
-
refineries
other
has.two
G.
A.
with
which
Net
2,050,000
1,200,000 shs.
series!
in
through
stock
therein.
late
9,055,000
6,000,000
parU—
stock ($100 par)
series,
4.72%
22,572,613
17,951,042
20,000,000
($100
preferred
4.50%
new
completed
stock
—issuable
Ger¬
West
Preferred
1,430,937
.22,093,360
80,000,000
Capital Stock—
$63,016,392 $51,742,821
1
_
170,739,000
1966-1978
credit
stock
Intangible drilling costs of wells-______
Lease
rentals
and
abandonments,
interest on
from
agreement
;
Property acquisition credit agreement
Gas storage credit agreement
1958
1,473,368
.
50,000,000
1979
outstdg.; int.
3%%
to 6% ;
Notest—
Revolving
Second
'
income
$493,640,000
50,000,000
200,000,000
1,
Nov.
due
issues
range
Short-Term
$61,543,024 $50,311,834
Balance
Miscellaneous
$613,000,000
series
Debentures—Six
operating income
■
:
—$101,218,103 $79,635,644
operating,
geological,
geophysical,
taxes
and
general and administrative exps.
39,675,079
29,323,760
were
The
the right of conversion into
totalling $1,775,000.—V. 190,
1959
maturities
1966-1979
Production,
announced on July 8 by this company.
:':y
refinery, to be built by Esso A. G., is scheduled ,to, be
in 1962 and placed in operation on Jan. 1, 1963. It
has been designed, to provide south Germany
with gasoline, jet fuels,
diesel oil, heavy fuel and
heating oils.
■
Jersey Standard said that the location of the: Karlsruhe refinery is
expected to provide a more economical method of supplying petroleum
products' to the expanding south German markets. Presently this area
is
supplied with products which are distributed by barge and rail
movements- from the lower Rhine and northern Germany:
The refinery will be supplied through the South
Eui-opean Pipeline
when
completed. The pipeline company
has filed with- the French
Ministry of Industry and Commerce an application for construction
of
a
475
mile large diameter crude oil pipeline from the region of
Lavera,
near
Marseille, France, to refineries at Strasbourg, France,
and Karlsruhe, Germany. Jersey Standard is one of the 16 participants
many,
;*%7
and
Company
depreciation
Karlsruhe,
in
■: 777".
•■■■
shares
Summer
rates range
from 2%% to 5%%;
Gross
:;
refinery
large
a
the
to
Nine Months Ended May 31—
,
Esso Plans Large
—
95.
1,095,652
on
loans
Outstanding
issu¬
series:*
in
13 series outstdg.; int.
a
few weeks ago exercised options to purchase
Summers' stock for $750,038.21.
Atlas holds addi¬
of
line bonds
pipe
mortgage
able
maturities
connector,
type
new
of
First
Superior Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
"non-reversing hermaphrodite" which acts
as
both plug and socket at either end of a multi-circvit telephone or
telegraph cable, is highly important for military purposes in mo king,
rapid connections under mobile field conditions, Mr. Cammer pointed
out
Any conneetor can be plugged directly into another without re¬
gard to polarity or change in conductor path.—V. 189, p. 2462.
The
options
stock
P.
shares
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Debt-
accepted by the directors on June 24.
was
only
Corp.
tional
combined plug-or-socket unit
and eliminates the need for
a
circuits
26
to
up
directors
1.271,000
Universal Connector—
new
TO
EFFECT
51
At April 30, 1959
time
the directors granted a leave of absence to Jack S. Warshauer, whose
resignation as President, Chief Executive Officer and member of the
board of
New
GIVING
for
purchase of inventories.—V. 176, p. 1269.
principally for the
CAPITALIZATION
President
last May, will continue in this capacity until a new
company
(in addition to certain indebtedness
preferred stock).1 Net proceeds of the sale of additional Qpmmon
stock will be added to the company's general funds and used as working
and
capital,
(403)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Oil
company
Co..
Inc.,
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(404)
the
in
fuel
business
oil
the
in,
Mr.
market,
Coast
East
large
CAPITALIZATION
Long
distributor of home and industrial fuel oils and other
petroleum products in the Maine to Maryland area, and has its• head¬
quarters in Long Island City, New
York.
It operates a small fleet
of oil tankers and through its affiliate, Paragon Oil Burner Corpora¬
tion,
of
Mineola, New York, is engaged in the manufacture or oil
is
Common
a
burners.—V.
130,
••Includes
(par
reserved
subject
Carl
M.
underwriters
Offering
stock
Loeb,
set
&
Commission
The
Dodge
&
——:
7,500
Co.—
&
4,000
Baker,
Weeks &
4.000
Chace.
Whiteside
Inc.
Dominick
Dominick
&
&
139,
—
4,000
Co
4,000
of
rfstock
offering.
* •
The corporation was organized in 1957 to acquire and explore certain
oil
and
gas
leaseholds in Texas.
In a notification filed in January
1S58 it proposed
the public offering of 1,222,000 common shares at
10c a share.
It then had outstanding 737,500 shares, of winch 230,000
jetliner
Nights
had
Aug.
Trans
This
•
the
on
so-called
E.
The
Commission
offering
the
circular
so-called
that
called
with
World
jet
It
least
at
Jefferson
in
attention
County,
in
S.
2,000
Airlines, Inc.—Expands Jet Services—
between
Kansas
City
and
Angeles
Los
Aug.
on
2,
Senior
July
on
Vice-President
and
System
General
Manager,
5.
cities
23
already served
Baltimore.
between
company's
City
as
Other
New York, San Francisco,
are
Chicago
round
a
total
a
V.
ISO,
Tuboscope
by
Co.
Common
—
Glore, Forgan
Stock
Offered—A
group
&
of
with
application
an
the
Federal
the
Texas
The
May
.Rogers,
The
with
31,
figures
for
services
capital
the
earnings
figures
for
the
released
of
$1,294,706
for
the
Earnings
per
in
of
$15,311,563
Glore,
organization
Western
Forgan &
lances
of
Canada.
It
its
of
also
drill
pipe
&
Co.,
In
letter
a
together
addressed
with
its
to
its
affiliated
July
44,000
Co.—
the
oil
pro¬
Coast, and is
customers
firms
Paragon
the
on
East
to
operate as a separate entity under the
agement and personnel.—V. ISO, p. 306.
same
the
Friedrichs
1958.
stated
Coast,
merger
corporate
\of
59.14%
the
of
Mr.
190,
W.
capable
and
&
J.
8,000
Co.
below
R.
have
Phillips
Company,
Reinholdt
4,000
Russ
8,000
Company
entered
into
A
names,
&
4,000
.for
Smith,
White,
the
190,
previous
The
notes.
8,000
E.
it
for
working
to
capital.—V.
Moore
189,
additional
1840.
p.
Co—
be
N.
Canada,
for
Ltd.,
of
Mr.
JLtd.,
years,
directors
of
of
the
of
is
in
the
director
in
of
at
Wood
Dry
Board
to
pulp and
16
to
paper
industry
membership on the
his
for
Dock
the
Crown
Co.,
Ltd.,
National
and
and
Trust
a
Co.,
Trans-Sonics, Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc., led a group of underwriters
which
offered publicly on
July 22 an issue of 90,000 shares of
common stock
at
and
price of $12.50
a
the
per
share.
shares
about
outstanding
BUSINESS—Company,
ton,
is
principally engaged
devices
convert
which
them
«^AR^N?S
*7"nied and
$845,000
the
full year
Incorporation
to
finance
as
of
its
at
plant
in
the
May
15,
at
production
temperature
and
electrical signals.
respectively,
in
1948
were
the
of
72%
Mass.,
of
the
Bos¬
Dec.
The
26,
1947,
expected
July,
and
measurements
and
is
in
G.
809
are
accounts
the
Street,
of
to
serves
Tank
in
to
the
has
April
$158,000,
similar
net
1959
sales
compared with
of 1958. In
period
income
retained
30,
most
$215,000. Since
of
its
earnings
&
Mfg.
Co.,
division
a
location
and
certain
the
of
one
company's total
the United States
repair
of
tank
new
major
network
of
area
July
Union
and
23
Canada,
for
cars
will
ones
be
maintenance
of
Tank
shops
car
repair
inspection,
area
in the
extensive
an
added.
and
and
handles
floor
it
of
as
Dome
is
regional
a
the
Wood
covered.
area
will
sion
River
approximately
the
size
same
repair
and
maintenance
facility
.Car.
Cost"'
house
The
are
of
program
River
Dome
part
its
approximately
Dome
less
than
$10
per
Baton
struc¬
for
Union
foot
square
of
and
the
plant
56,000
is
the
as
the modern tank car
repair facilities
company's $200,000,000 postwar expan¬
facilities and tank car fleet, now
of
consisting
cars.—V.
United Air Lines,
The
largest
190,
307.
p.
Inc.—Passenger Traffic Rises—
volume of
traffic
passenger
pany's
33 year history was
reached new June peaks in
flown
in
for
month
any
estimated
revenue
company flew 6.631,000 freight ton miles
the previous June; 2,735,000 mail ton miles
12%;
up
To
and
United
lift
Air
DC-7
Lines,
of
93%.
by
according v
gain
a
miles
for
increase
an
of
32%
of
27%.v
Airliners—
six
Conversion
ton
express
$3,000,000 contract
a
of
for
(including first class),
995,000
Convert
conversion
com¬
passenger
ago,
figures.
The
over
the
In addition, the
company
of cargo transportation.
month-a-year
to
in
June.
all categories
Systemwide operations in June totaled 534,664,000
miles, an increase of 4% over the same
the.
Each
with
airliners
to
Douglas
all-cargo
Aircraft
Company for
carriers
is
announced
United's
Cargoliner
Inc.
six
of
aircraft
the
DC-7
will
increase
Cargoliners
will
to
Up
carry
of
32,500
air mail, express and freight at 365 miles an
hour.
already provides all-cargo service to 14 cities with a fleet
DC-6A Cargoliners, each capable of
carrying 30,000 pounds,
United
seven
will
The.
and
be
retained
in
Aircraft
corporation
1960,
The
service.—V.
190,
201.
p.
of
"Our
receivable
will
no
shares
total
five
which is
development
and
A
Union
the
Carbide
and
in¬
there
par
into
originally
recent
cents)
See
V.
1,000,000
value.
The
and
authorized
common
stock
will
be
fully paid and non-assessable
shares to 650,000.—V. 189,
First
Phase
of
Construction
Co.,
Included
in
will
make
division
this
first
up
of
the
190,
Union
of
Union
Research
phase
of
construc¬
laboratory, a power and utilities building,
development laboratory. The research center
Carbide
in
the
the nuclear
Ore
and
1959
go
of
completed,
100,000
the
shares
said
shares
of
Sold—
stock
(par
been
common
having
sold.
all
Gas
Light
System,
Mobilhome
Sales
Inc.,
above.—V.
189,
2726
p.
and
2418.
p.
United
Company,
utilization
reactor
of
Company and
another division of
nuclear
technology
the
the
will be
building and its adjoining labora¬
tory are completed. In addition, the staff of
Union Carbide Research
Institute, a special research activity of the
corporation, will use a
portion of the facilities for fundamental research in a
variety of fields.
&
Finance
Corp.,
Chevy
Chase, Md.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
cers
to
at
The
$1.75
are
States
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
of individuals known to the company's offi¬
No underwriting is involved.
share.
per
filed
6
shares
group
to
mobilhomes
on
July
on
120.000
small
a
proceeds
ments
.
be
used
and
&
for
freight
Foreign
capital
and
improvements;
working capital.
Securities Corp.
.
down
—
pay¬
Reports
June 30 Net Assets Up
$13,314,000 From 1958 Midyear—
In
its
midyear report, this corporation, which is one of che
larger
closed-end Investment companies,
reports net asset value of $124,072,330 as of June 30,
compared with net asset value of $110,758,229 on
June 30, 1958. The net assets of last June 30 were
equivalent to $37.47
per share on the 3,310,815 shares of common stock
pared with $33.45 per share
outstanding,
on
the
same
number of shares
on
1958.
com¬
June 30
During the 12 months period ended June 30, 1959 dividends amount¬
ing to $2.14 per share were paid, of which $1.4365 was
capital gain
and
70.35
cents
was
ordinary income.
The capital
gain
dividend
U.
to
$4,756,177.—V.
S. Land
189,
p.
853.
Development Corp.—Buys Properties—
The
corporation on July
14 announced that this corporation had
acquired
major
holdings in a transaction involving an estimated
$30,000,000 in choice properties on both the east
and
the
and
augmented when
expansion
during
July 13.
201.
p.
Carbide
Sterling Forest near Tuxedo, N. Y.
development work in these facilities will be concerned
geology, mineralogy, and ore "processing in
support of the mining
milling activities of Union Carbide Nuclear
corporation.
on
facilities
will
offering
been
Columbia
186,
research
in
operations
public
has
amounted
which
research
minerals
for
facilities
United Fuel Gas Co.—Rate Schedules to Be
Bonded—
See
V.
author¬
authorized
were
series., with
Nuclear
completed.
main
and
ores
buildings
experimental
for $39,000,000 for
and
$29,000,000
for production
to the company's Connecticut plants.
role in the field of missiles and space
systems is
for the program," Mr. Gwinn said.—V.
189, p. 961.
major share
same
—■
$68,000,000
some
and
President, announced
already underway, calls
United Components, Inc., Grange, N.
J.—Stock
outstanding
Corp.
spend
production
expanding
The
10
the
each share having one
rights and privileges as every
preemptive,
conversion
or
redemption
the
Corp.—Plans Expansion—
William P. Gwinn,
program,
research
enable
Nuclear Labs.—
on
the
Research
with
on
largest circular building constructed by the
company in
La., last year. Like its sister Dome, the Baton
Rouge
Rouge,
Chula
the sale
company
company's
which
of
reclassified
was
to
new
the
Carbide
have been
located
in
construction
larger volume of sales.
1959,
stock,
without
entitled
There
is
company
increases
an
shares,
100,000
of
are
an
under
under
corporation
of
announced
the
and
Wood
world's
company
is engaged
in
aircraft, missile and turbine
working capital of the
common
increase
Completed
Corp.,
in
maintenance
facilities.
accrued
center
comparable
is
diamond,
111., it was
midwest.
common
has called for redemption on Aug.
4, 1959, all of
cumulative first preference
stock
at
$21
per
share,
dividends of 21 37/100 cents per share.
Payment will
be made at the Canada Trust
Co., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.—V. 184,
p. 95b.
and
near
precision transducers,
ended
$3,251,000 and
company
expansion.
The
Union
and
baseball
Tank
new
throughout
(no par)
outstanding
and
$42,000,
stock
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—To Redeem Preference
Stock—
tion
pressure
the four months
I*'™*'000 and nefc income
1958 sales
being
Three
1959.
Burlington,
obtain
into
the
by
class
one
share.
The
Large Dome—
high
River,
Wood
operation,
points
United
books closed.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
offering will be received by five
celling stockholders who will continue to own
428,010
of
will
plus
Offering oversubscribed
the
2614.
P.
its
$1 par value
of
outstanding shares without
affiliation'
Zellerbach
307.
p.
Zellerbach
value
550,000
rights.
Crown
the
River
plants
The
of
and
and
stories
10
league
in
Graver
modernization
on
Corp.
Burrard
Advisory
addition
July
on
of
major
of
handled
The
Offered—
company's
incorporated
was
10.000
other
Board—
on
Board
Canadian
Transamerica
a
the
of
elected
was
Vancouver
Toronto,
190,
Chairman
leader
a
30
Youngman
member
—V.
and
than
more
board
Youngman,
Dome,
company
repair
which
Francisco,
proceeds to the company from
to
contemplated
necessitated
no-par
all
open-hearth
types of service now performed at Union Tank Car's present
facilities, which have been in Wood River since
February, 1913, will
8,000
&
Stock
San
the
for
outstanding
is
Transamerica Corp.—Youngman
net
CAPITALIZATION—In
ized
tons
years.
by
Co.
4,000
Co
&
Ma,sterson
common
California.
of
address
be added
carry
vote
Frank
will
100
All
of
,
PROCEEDS—The
shares
the
of
several
furnaces
roof
Approximately 80%
to improve
oxygen.
in
Car Co.—Builds
Union
a
supervision
Car
4,000
—
At the time of offering, there
market
State
June, 1943.
The
Vista, California.
.
used
be
for
A.
pounds
Incor¬
equipment, and in 1950 it took over the business of
Aircraft Engineering Service,
which started business
in
new
financing will be used in part for the construction of a
glass container plant at Tampa, Florida, and the
balance for
Improvements and extensions of other facilities and
share.
corporation
the
and
partnership,
ventory
new
of
components
a
will
capacity
Steel
open-hearth
200.
p.
largely responsible
laws
Lakes
the
9
Locke, Jr., President.
all-steel structure has a diameter of 380 feet and will rise to
a
height of 120 feet when completed. The Dome, located 25 miles
north of St. Louis, will have no
hindering internal supports whatever
and
will encompass a
floor area of 110,000 square feet.
Design and construction of the Wood River Dome are under the
by
4,000
Gardner
&
Company,
Co.,
research, development and manufacture
Placed Pri¬
vately—Company announced July 21 that it has nego¬
tiated through Lehman Brothers and
private placement
of an $11,000,000 note due
July 1, 1979, at an overall
interest rate of 5%.
Of this amount, $5,175,000
represents
new
financing and the balance a refunding of
Securities
per
BUSINESS—The
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.—Notes
to
expanded need for
an
produced
Tank
to
this
by
stock.
man¬
combined
a
Great
oxygen
Nicholson, Linde's President, said that the plant will bo
producing .365 million cubic feet of high purity oxygen a
Signing of
Incorporated-
Corp.—Common
Coast
established
no
with
at
use
B.
gidnt
covered
8,000
Investment
porated
3,000
Engineering
price of $3
a
was
continue
in
add
95.
p.
Pacific
company,
plants,
oxygen
created
of
Union
outstanding
Johnston & Currie_
July 9 offered 100,000 shares of
at
the
would'
the
in
central
the
Corp.
oxygen
month.—V.
of
Lester, Ryons & Co.——
Moreland,
Brandenberger,
16,000
—
A.
The
confirmed
17
from
speed the steel melting process; 10% will be used for mechanized
scarfing.
The
remainder
will
supply other finishing processes
and
general maintenance requirements.
Shares
Corp._ 20,000
Frederking
8.000
&
Steel
have
the
is
other oil
and
of
most
business
kind.
owns
44,000
&
& Co,
Inc
Hogle & Co._—
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Confirmed—
on
building
590-Ton-a-Day Oxygen Plant—
and
outstanding capital stick of Tuboscope
Delaware
corporation
performing similar
Co.——
Winston
Tyce
Inc.—Merger
laboratory^
this
oxygen
smaller
United
Texaco,
air-conditioned
,
Garrett-Bromfield
J.
—V
Paragon Oil Company, Inc.
Paragon with Texaco, Inc.
and
in
developed
the
owns
Equitable Securities
compared
for
principal of¬
paraffin.
Rowles,
equalled $1.03, after deducting preferred
cents a share from gain on sale of
share last year were 61 cents.
with
inspection
Dempsey-Tegeler
B.
41
compared
with
primary
underwriting agreement with the Selling Stockholder pursuant to
which they have agreed severally to
purchase the respective numbers
of shares of common stock,
aggregating 200,000 shares, set forth below.
Fridley
$17,896,269,
of
throughout
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
1513.
p.
research
processes
Carbide
day,
have been
However, plans to
an
share
includes
and
Its
Shares
Ralph
year,
operates
all of
International, a
Dittmar
income
inspection
and
It
corporation
Texas.
stock of Tube-Kote, Inc., a Texas corporation, which serves
industry and others by coating tubular goods, tanks and other
products with plastic finishes to prevent corrosion and accumu¬
lation
months
12
by
oil
metal
1958.
reached
189,
and
Houston,
testing
products.
company
Company
200.
p,
largest
The
16.
common
assets.
Sales
net
sales
preliminary
fiscal
dividends,
•capital
record
on
July
on
show
Earnings per
—V.
has
based
President,
$754,080
jstock
190,
tubular
the
Industries, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
corporation
ended
obtained."—V.
Four
ture
ducing regions of the United States other than the West
efficiency in operations on the Big Inch pipeline will
by the addition of the proposed Longview Station," Mr.
jShoup said.
"Its chief use v/ill be to offset a planned reduction of
«as delivery pressure by a major Texas Eastern supplier.
Construction
is
non-destructive
field
effected
authorization
This corporation will continue
Delaware
a
fices
"Increased
FPC
price
a
books closed.
BUSINESS—Tuboscope is
at 2919 Holmes Road,
Power
$2,500,000.
as
at
to
scribed and the
company's Big Inch natural gas pipeline that extends northeast¬
through nine States to a terminal point near New York City.
Estimated over-all cost of the new station, which would have three
2,500 horsepower gas reciprocating compressor units, is approximately
soon
par)
the
remaining 200,000 shares of the 400,000
authorized) shares of Tuboscope Co. common
presently issued and outstanding.
Offering oversub¬
ward
as
Build
to
Union
a
(500,000
<of the
begin
($2
hold
to
for
to
construct
a
new
7,5Q0 horsepower
gas
compressor
station at
Longview, it was
announced
on
July 10 by A. J. Shoup, Vice-President and Chief Engineer.
The proposed station would be placed in operation at the origin
point
will
stock
common
cipal offices in Houston.
juatural
be
of
share. None of the proceeds of the sale will
the company, since the stock represents hold¬
ings of the Tusco Corp., a Texas corporation with prin¬
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—New Station—
filed
authorization
shares
per
accrue
t:
has
200.000
of $13
remote chance of yielding
a
profitable recovery."
offering circular stated that "except as disclosed in this offering
circular," officers, directors and promoters of the company have no
direct
or
indirect
material
interest
in
thd properties of the issues.
In
fact,
according to the decision, the mother of Carl O. Augello,
an
officer and principal promoter, is the lessor of the Augello lease.
—V.
187,
p.
2120.
a
The
corporation
main
undertaken
Th$
95.
p.
headed
formation.
Furthermore, the offering circular was deficient
respect to information relating to the La Salle lease, located near
Augello lease, including failure to disclose that this lease "has
This
will be heated
utilities building.
of
with
Commission
the
be
metallurgical
Corp.'s division, Linde Company, wiil build a
plant
at Great
Lakes
Steel
Corp.'s
Ecorse,
site, according to an announcement by Morse G. Dial, Board
Chairman
of
the
corporation..
Great Lakes
Steel
is
a
division of
daily
Nodosaria
V
The
trip
Co., Chicago, and Rowles,
Winston & Co., Houston, made public offering on July 23
the
of
whichi will
and
Washington
Aug. 21, when TWA adds a second jet
and San Francisco, the airline will have
By
flights,
Since inauguration of
the first jet service on March 20 through
June
29 TWA's
Boeing 707 jetliners have flown nearly 195,000,000
passenger miles with an average flight load
factor of 96%. See also
to drilling on the Augello property to
formation,"
which conveyed
the impression
possibility of successful production from that
formation.
This was misleading in view of the failure to disclose that
the
Augello lease had "only a remote chance" of producing from
that
formation.
The
circular
also
should
have
disclosed, according
to the decision, that a dry well drilled by a prior lessee was
not a
wildcat well, but had been drilled after completion of two producing
wells, and had the benefit of completion records and other information
Telating to those wells, and could be considered an adequate test for the
only
is
National
will add another major city to its rapidly expanding
with the inauguration of the first Boeing 707
routes
2,
and
the
features
operations
chemical
buildings
and
2,000
■
Co
&
architectural
plant
Linde
will become the 10th metropolitan area on TWA's
to
be
served' with
daily Boeing jet
flights.
Also, on
previously announced, TWA will begin the first jet service
between Philadelphia and Los Angeles, and between Pittsburgh, Chicago
and
Los
Angeles
on
July 25.
St. Louis—New
York service
begins
July 21.
Texas.
statements
to
in
its
Fall
Wins-
services
Cocke,
Kansas
respect
"Nodosaria
is
there
lease
O.
U.
to
Augello
shifts
on
the remaining two buildings, the nuclear reactor
building
adjoining laboratory
facilities,
will
start
in
mid-summer.
buildings will comprise the nuclear laboratory for Union Carbide.
estimated that completion of these two
buildings will be in the
of I960,—V. 190, p. 200.
and
4,000
Co
Inc.
Walker
H.
the
500-ton-a-day
corporation
announced
Alaska residents at 10c per share, and the
balance issued to promoters and officials for property, services and cash
(at 4c per share) and to the lessors of leasehold interests acquired by
the company as consideration for such leases.
Proceeds of the proposed
jsale of additional stock were to be used primarily for drilling a well
publicly
attractively
with contrasting vertical
designed to accommodate
floor plan.
In addition to
been
These
—
low,
G.
4,000
4,000
,
sold
requiring
structure
panels
Mich.,
network
been
two-story
a
have
Work
4,000
of
statements
wall
changes
include
The
2333.
p.
is
curtain
laboratory.
2,000
Day
&
of
pilot
will
power
Lee Higginson Corporation
S. Moseley & Co
Shields & Company
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
7,500
Burr,
Estabrook
—V.
oifering circular contained
the company's
that
ruled
Weld & Co.
Coffin
laboratory
steel
laboiatory junits
the
building. also houses administrative offices and a
library.
Provision has been made for future expansion.
development laboratory for ores
and
minerals
incorporates
The
4,000
F.
.
-
material
facts concerning the company s
prospects of recovering gas and oil from its leases and with respect
to the interests of the company's principal promoter in
a
lease, and
that the offering circular failed to set torch facts, in a manner whicn
would enable investors to form a judgment as to the
merits of the
misleading
severally
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
7,500
Clark,
the SEC
22
have
Shares
<k
Jackson
White,
permanently suspended a
Regulation A exemption from Securities Act registration v/ith respect
to a public offering of stock by this company, located at Anchoiagc,
July
announced
The
program
many
Rhoades
Webber,
any
research
stainless
laboratories,
The
Curtis
Suspended—
Permanently
decision
below
named
the underwriting agreethe selling stockholders the .number of shares
forth opposite their names below:
Co.
Paine,
Corp.—Stock
of
from
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 25,500
Exploration
Petroleum
Texas-Augello
exercise
Shares
190, p. 306.
above.—V.
the
upon
)n
stringers.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
technical
Texaco, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Superior Oil Co.
issuance
423,010 shs.
the terms and conditions of
to
purchase
common
for
main
The
clad
Outstanding
options.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
of
a
1959
15,
*500,000 shs.
$1)
shares
7,650
outstanding stock
306.
p.
stock
ment,-to
Ir.
MAY
Authorized
£aiparagon
See
OF
A3
.
.
directors
E.
East,
Hoy,
had
waterfront
be
west
coasts
of
company's
Eastern Shores,
board
of
State.
Charles
now
President,
approved
community
under
in
the
development
Land
next
U.
transaction,
stock,
is
S.
Land,
involving
subject
month.
to
that
plan
North
acquired.
The
disclosed
the
on
the
whereby
a
major
Beach, and 1,300-acre Venice
the booming Florida West Coast, will
Miami
exchange
approval
of
of
1,050,000
the
shares
company's
of
U.
S.
stockholders
-
a
publicly owned Florida
concern,
also
owns
850
acre-
[Volume 190
Number 5867
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Island, in Mobile Bay, Ala., where & self-contained residential
community is rapidly taking shape six miles from down¬
via the Bankhead Tunnel.
acquisition
of
the
two
Florida
properties
more
than
doubles U. S. Land's profit potential, according to Mr. Hoy. He said
Pineda
time,
and
in
business
town Mobile
The
new
the policy of his
It was
company to purchase only prime land adjacent
cities which are enjoying rapid growth in population.
develops planned communities including homesites and
properties.
to established
S.
TJ.
The
.
Shores
Eastern
properties,
411-acre
a
tract located
main
the
on
cast-west
Sunny Isles Causeway, directly opposite the proposed site
of Interama,
is
907c
developed and more than half sold — with
custom-built homes in the $30,000-$60,000 price range already con¬
structed. The
remaining property is valued in excess of $6,000,000.
Venice
East,
with frontage on U.
S.
Highway 41
(the Tamiami
Trail), is located between General Development's Port Charlotte proper¬
ties and the soon to be developed Ringling Tract in Sarasota, owned
the Arvida Corp.
consists
of
approximately
by
It
Into
FHA
$25
approved
1,300
homesites,
and
acres
to
some
sold
be
developed
being
is
on
down
$25
a
and
than
more
The
million.
$12
Pineda
frontage
U.
on
S.
Orleans.
New
property includes
90—major east-west
Both
waterfront
and
feet
6,000
over
highway
Florida
are
under
Pineda
Kales
construction
Island,
value
purchased
estimated
now
island.
the
on
originally
at
for
than
more
has
$1,500,000
$12,000,000.
potential
a
also
See
Pittsburgh
privileges in the
July
on
shares
63,000
filed
6
of
letter
a
S.
Polymeric
with
notification
of
stock
common
(no
per share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working
U.
Victory
The
share
one
June
par)
the
30,
The
six
holders, representing
PROCEEDS—The
the
for
SEC
Mines
at
been
record
in
from
the
sal'e
connection
processing
of
the
at
in
industries.
another
is
based
EARNINGS—Sales
$1,887,554,
income
the
calendar
2958
for
the
is
The
in
defense
and
at
ended
like
the
in
EFFECT
April
t 5%
bank
loans
*
at
5%
interest
1959,
in
15
and
quarterly
the balance
commencing Mar.
prior fiscal
II Of
31,
in
year
f Includes
redeemed
•
—
t Payable
30,
465
and
these
installments
shares,
30,
equal to
of
excess
not
June
on
1961,
shares
may
and
annum
completed
$50,000
Porcupine
Porcupine
: v
Chesler
placing
A further 500,000 shares have
$2.50 a share to $3.50 a share,
additional $1,450,000.—V. 189,
$2
share,
a
by
Fund,
Inc.
—V.
-
392,271
$60,574,584 $53,982,862
49,107,076
434,813
435,750
_.
received—
disposal
cn
filed
capital
of
349,053
51,665
assets—
at
letter
of notification
to
be
($100
par
per
offered
to be used to
reduce
a
provision
s
35,046,936
2,711,267
of
38,298,050!
539,847
Miscellaneous
1,881,218
2,985,115
2,079,839
(including
income
depreciation of $1,031,851)—
products sold
Selling and administrative expenses
864,479'
& Telegraph Co., Corinna,
stock
467,209
for
before
Canadian
&
S.
Net
—V.
a
common
record
of
$66,491
—-—-—
—
from
Deductions
44,763,637
taxes
earnings
188,
p.
on
$872,903
taxes——
income
income
326,000-
(estimated)
$546,903
—
489.
with the SEC
subscription
for
without
share),
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.—Places Notes—
under¬
The
construction loan.
to
are
company
in June announced the sale of $2,500,000 of 5% notes
the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust
National Bank,
First
Continental Assurance Co., all of Chicago and to Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York.
The notes are payable in 10 equal annual installments and contain,
Co.,
Western
Fund
Fund
for
the
Inc.,
818
Seventeenth
Shares,
For
of
ment
the
with
the SEC
Systematic
SEC—
Plan—Registers With
accumulation
St.,
of
shares
Denver,
of
filed
Western
a
Industrial
registration
state¬
July 17, 1959, seeking registration of $5,000,000
Investment Certificates
and
$150,000 of
Fully
Paid
on
warrants
a
share.
to
See
purchase
V.
189,
50,000
p.
shares
of
Zeigler
stock
at
$19
Zero
Western
The
Newspaper
Union—Notes
Sold
Privately—
institu¬
tional investors, through Glore, Forgan & Co., an issue
of $2,000,000 senior notes due July 1, 1974.
See V. 189,
**392,560 shs.
interest
p.
company
2835.
recently
placed
privately
The
with
and
company
on
Exchange
Commission—
July 2 filed a
letter of notification with the SEC
to be offered at $14.2©
covering 16,175 shares of common stock (par $1)
per share,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used
in
-
Manufacturing Co., Burbank, Calif.—Files With
Securities
the
White
to
acquire
a
controlling
Aircraft Corp.
/
of
$15,000,
1963;
commencing
plus annual
one-third
of
Sept.
prepayments,
for the
earnings
net
$100,000.
heretofore
outstanding
which
have
been,
reissued.
be
10,800
are
shares
owned
against
reserved
outstanding
stock
options.
**
Excluding
treasury.—V.
United
This
16,050
189,
States
by
the
and
company
held
in
its
2834.
p.
Rubber
Co.—Licenses Ford—
has licensed Ford Motor Co. to use a method for
laminating decorative and durable vinyl plastic sheet
it was announced on July 21 by Earle S. Ebers, Vice-Presi¬
company
continuously
to
metal,
dent
cal
General
and
Manager of the rubber company's Naugatuck
becomes
the
first
automotive
company to
the
Marvibond
the
laminating
technique, called
in- 1953 by Naugatuck Chemical.
The auto
of
the process that
makes both its
be
licensed to use
process,
developed
firm
licensee
is
also
vinyl
own
first
the
film
plastic
steel.
and
Irving
rently
model
Duffy,
A.
and
lines
Ford
Group Vice-President said:
"Ford
is
cur¬
vinyl-coated steel extensivly in the 1959 Thunderbird
the extended
use
of
vinyl to-metal laminates in other
using
interior
v
Chemi¬
division.
Ford
is
currently
under
study."—V.
189,
2937.
p.
Develops Three New Tires—
The
on
principle
July
of
company
profile
tire
9
announced
^construction,
fully in its 1959 premium tire,
The
has
company
struction—which
series of
It
te
that
which
also
is
extending
introduced
was
1960
its
low
success¬
Your Dollars
replacement tires.
three new tires;—all in low profile con¬
b*JLug introduced to more than 6,000 dealers at a
developed
are
meetings in 35 major cities starting
has
original
it
to its new line of
this
week.
we of the new compact cars to be introduced
later this year.
Dow
5n
profile
tires differ from the
section—wider
cross
company
than
smoother
says,
curves—all
they
conventional
are
high.
that
in
This makes
they
the
oval
tires, the
are
riding,
cooler running and more stable on
advantages .for today's sustained high speed
distinct safety
turnpike driving.—V. 189,
p.
2937.
Universal Finance Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
The
corporation
July
on
filed
13
letter
a
SEC covering 10,000 sliares of common
lered to
underwriters
and
resold
at
National
Corp.,
San
The- proceeds
are
Antonio,
to
be
of
stock
(par
$5
per
notification
15
cents)
share,
with
to
through
be
the
of-
Texas
Texas.
used
for
general
operating
funds.—V.
181,
1958.
p.
Universal
This
2,000
announced
This
is
targetted
reached
the
Winding Co.—Output Schedule Reached—
company
of
rate
on
a
the
its
on
to be installing Unifil Loom Winders at the
starting in August, Robert Leeson, President,
peak
installation
operations
schedule
foreseeable
The
expects
month
July 13.
and
since
it
is
rate
the
toward
latter
expected
which
part
that
it
the
company
has
of 1958.
It has been
will be maintained fcr
future.
now has a substantial backlog of orders, sufficient
to
schedules well into 1960.
New
and
repeat
being booked at a pace rapid enough to maintain the back¬
log, Mr. Leeson said.
Among the recent purchasers of Unifil Winders are Greenwood Mills,
Pepperton Cotton Mills and Frank Ix and Sons.
Up to the present
carry
orders
company
present
production
are
help
n
make possioie tne
make possible the
AMERICAN "FRED CROSS
develop$^;$fc^pecial 13-inch low profile tire which will
equipme»gyjfc
to $23
2835.
Investment Certificates.
752 shs.
5Vz%
$38,703,744
income—
Earnings
are
1959—
$39,170,953
'
proceeds
April 30,
c""
Federal
6
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
Spring & Wire Corp.
Months Ended
sales
Cost
of
777,100
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
7,513,340
July
923,300
income
on
Miscellaneous
$8,969,552
on
1,662,025
1659.
p.
Young
.Gain
8,416,297
stockholders
188,
Other
—
above.
$10,370,782
shares
1,766,484
Earnings Lower—
writing.
The
taxes
$17,529,009 $16,289,102
-
income
-—-—$843,184
*$884,925
Earnings per comomn share (after dividends on
preferred
stock outstanding)
$2.10
*$2.12
*Includes
non-recurring income of $358,500 (91 cents per share).
thereby
Maine—Files With SEC—
300,000
at
for
1958
1959
31—
earnings
Royalties
248,744
100
May
-
Nine
expenses
company
Ended
Months
Net
■
revenues
taxes
$20,887,161
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Woodall Industries Inc.
Sales
operating
after
1959—6 Mos—1958
$4,827,859 $24,457,298
$5,718,425
Earnings before taxes on
underwriting with
an
at
prices ranging from
would provide an
Street
length
cab
Higher— t
1959—Month—1958
-i
of
189, p. 2726.
190, p. 308.
The
Inc.—Sales
back
to
——
has
West Penobscot Telephone
$395,000
per
—V.
FINANCING
:
annum.
133,000
be
82.5%
of Kairi Kotia
deposit in Robb Township,
500,000 shares
ViolaMac treasury.
income
—V.
$121,050.
income
PRESENT
will
acquired
copper
on
William
income
Net
were
and net
$22,029.
note
$345,000
at
railway
income
1959
1958
payable to bank, due 1959-1963-t $6 pfd. stock (no par valuel, 1,217 shares authorized
fl Com. stock (50c par value) 600,000 shares authorized
per
the
oper.
Calif,
Ana,
30,
of
and
net
and
TO
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
oper.
and
plant
a
Santa
period
$133,113
was
a
'
One
Net
Stores
White
Sales
Nine
exercised,
Railway
will
shares
The 5,00G has 50-inch
bumper
sleeper cab.—V. 189, p. 1973.
a
(Canada)—Acquisition, etc.—
This
situated
$3,089,499
were
GIVING
products
company
months
Mines
Railway
Outstanding
•Short-term
if
has
Period Ended June 30—
Netherlands.
four
periods
sales
year
of
$847,299
respective
CAPITALIZATION
without
Inc.
Canada.
Wabash RR.—June
proposed expenditures of
The
balance
will
be
used
finished
plant
in
the
with
compared
for
of
Headquarters
Conn.;
subsidiary
a
variety
a
which
Ontario,
optioned
See
on
company
processes
paper,
fiber
glass and
other
by impregnation with synthetic resins. The materials
use
Stamford,
and
in
Virginia & Delaware Corp.—Assets Acquired
BUSINESS—The
for
Turnpike.
U.
56,080
Turnpike.
Massachusetts
fiberglass-cab unit is equipped with sleeper cab and powerful
335-hp Cummins diesel engine. It has wheelbase of 150 inches and
81-inch bumper to back of sleeper cab dimension.
The
new
tractor is an adaptation
of the White 5000, which waa
the
trucking industry's first fiberglass cab tractor, and is the first
fiberglass-cab
unit on
the
New, York
Thruway and Massachusetts
Net
with
equipment.
recently
company
covering
fibrous materials
consumer
Victory Express,
1973.
p.
lequirements.
sold
it was
Ltd.,
which
principally for accounts receivable, inventory and other working capital
are
Avenue,
Underwriting
$1,000,000 in
of
with
double-bottom
The
Ware¬
Dayton, Ohio and one of the
has been built by this company at 2600
announced on July 10.
Ohio
of
District.
capital.
held
service-
into
systems.
Provision
part of their holdings.
a
proceeds
company
new
duplicate
of
expense
O.—Opens
Dayton,
Inc.,
warehouse
ViolaMac Mines Ltd.
Secondary Offering — The underwriters are also of¬
fering for public sale at $21.50 per share 15,000 shares
purchased by the underwriters from two selling stock¬
$250,000
the
capacity of the concrete and steel structure
Cost of the building was not announced.
ft.
1959.
by
one-story
southern
ViolaMac
shares
fiberglass-cab
Spector-Midstates
trailers over thb
company's revolutionary
the White 5464TD, Spector-Midstate's new tractor Is
specifically for its tandem-trailer operations on the New
York and Massachusetts superhighways and is hailed as the "tractor
of
the
future"
for
intercity hauling
on
multi-lane, lirflited-access
building was officially opened this month, according to Carl C.
Sr., President of the newly-formed corporation.
He is also
This
The subscription offer will expire at
p.m. (EDST) July 31, 1959.
The offering is being
underwritten by Dominick & Dominick and Istel, Lepercq
& Co., Inc.
used
in
President
Chemicals,
each
for
and
Truway
this
gone
111., pulling
Designated
Schaefer,
V.
offered
be
to
has
Chicago,
Period Ehd. June 30—
Willowburn
3:30
be
Warehouses,
largest
largest
Inc.—Rights Offering—
Secondary Sale—Company is issuing to the holders of
its common stock rights to subscribe at $19.50 per share
for 56,080 shares of additional common stock at the rate
of
avoid
to
Exchange has applied for unlisted trading
Vanadium-Alloys stock;
and the Commission has
issued an order giving interested persons until July 27, 1959, to request
a
hearing thereon.—V. 189, p. 2726.
Stock
Total
company
The
wished
issuer
■
The
United
States Pharamacal
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—
'Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
|l.75
the
listing.
sq.
The
and
Exchange;
p* 1396.
covering
System,
York
New
tractor
5000
»
and
home-sites
between
non-waterfront
included, and six model homes in the $15,500-$22,500 price bracket are
289,
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.-—Delisting Granted—
The
SEC
has
issued
an
order
granting an
application of this
corporation to withdraw its capital stock from listing and registration
on
the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange, effective at the close of trading on
July 31, 1959.
The stock remains listed on the New
York Stock
commercial
of
tandem-axle version of
Freight
house—
Island
Go.—Announces New Tractor—
White Motor
A
Model
engineered
month basis. In its unimproved state the land was conserva¬
valued at close to $2 million with a present sales potential of
a
tively
cow
64 companies have ordered Unifil Loom Winders for installation
94 different plants.
Unifil-equipped looms are being used to weave a variety of materials.
Included
in
the
list
are:
drills,
twills,
sateens,
taffetas,
shirtings,
satins, garbardines, denims, terry towelling, cotton and rayon fabrics,
Jacquard
fabrics,
osnaburgs,
marquisettes,
draperies,
and tire-cord
fabrics.—V. 189, p. 2938.
Land
commercial
53
(405)
'
interest
54
;
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
310—were
p.
dicate
Ala.
Auburn,
Sale
—
general mortgage water rev¬
C00
bonds
enue
sold
was
to
group
a
ings
at
a
est
by
National
America
An issue of $230,-
awarded
headed
to
the
a
Trust
and
of
about
3.90%, as fol¬
Cumberland lows:
Morrow
$200,000 4s. Due on July 15 from
Co., and Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
5s, 4%s and 4^s.
160,000 3%s.
Due on July 15
the
of
composed
Securities Corp., Watkins,
&
as
from
ARIZONA
1970
Bonds
Sold
Not
13
The $39,000
bonds
school
obligation
general
offered July
.—
—
189,
v.
—
2506
p.
not sold.
were
County,
Maricopa
Glendale
Union
High School District No. 205
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The
$1,686,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
20—v. 190, p. 97—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., at a
3V2S. Due semi-annually
1, 1966 to
from June and Dec.
1968.
3%s. Due semi-annually
from June and Dec. 1, 1969
300,000
1971.
450,000
from
C.
Allyn
Trust
Commerce
William
City,
of
members
A.-
&
Rodman
&
Co.,
R.
the
of
Renshaw,
10
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Clerk,
City
ards,
will
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Aug.
receive
(MST) on
for the purchase of $1,-
18
97
—
Lode
J. L.
—
to
(PDST) on July 28
the purchase of $27,000 school
for
a.m.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on
1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Sept.
from
1
payable
1960
County
the
at
to
Treasur¬
er's office.
Los
ards
were
in
new
plants
nearly $3,000,000 ahead of
Harlan
interest
Union
School District,
County,
Calif.
Sale—The
hailed
that
the
Clerk
a
as
A
bonds
from
1
Union
High
School
bids
cate:
Sale
—
School
(P.
Holmwood stated.
"With
the
1 from
Bond
City
inclusive.
Orange
increasing
confident
growth
that
the
here,
$200,-
June
industrial
investment
ac¬
realize that each of these
new
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$52,000
for the purchase of
Waterworks
1962 to
on
District
No.
Sept. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
17
189,
v.
—
sold to the Federal
Home
Finance
price of
a
par.
bids
sealed
Dated July
1, 1959.
July 1 from 1960 to 1984
on
inclusive.
his
at
Edwards,
receive sealed
will
7:30
bonds.
Due
Supervisors,
of
Board
of
until
enue
Mallagh,
E.
Fernando, Calif.
p.m.
(PDST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $400,000 Parking District No.
1 rev¬
Calif.
County,
Obispo
receive
O.
J-J.
Interest
.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
until 2
San Luis Obispo,
of Los
Angeles.
South
Bay
San
Sale—The $225,000
Bond
203
p.
at
until 9
bonds,
$20,000
his
a.m.
as
office
in
(PDST)
Los
on
Angeles
August 11
$145,000 school
follows:
Series
C
July
offered
sewer
v.
190,
to
—
awarded
were
—
15
the
Com¬
First Western Bank & Trust
pany,
—
bids
Due
on
his
at
office
10:30
until
in
Diego
DST) on
(Calif.
a.m.
-
San
•
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $140,-school
000
Series
A
bonds.
Dated
1
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1984
to
Principal
and interest payable at the county
office.
Treasurer's
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
& Co., jointly.
Richards
Bernardino County,
Offering
Bond
County
Wardle,
sealed
bids
—
El
Calif.
Dennis
V.
will
Clerk,
at
South Tahoe Public
San
District,
School
Ontario
re¬
in
office
his
Dorado
Sale—The
Bond
eral
obligation
fered
Utility District,
County, Calif.
$1,250,000 gen¬
bonds of-,
sewer
July 16—v. 190, p. 97—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
Bernardino, until
11
a.m.
by the Bank of America National
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 3 for the
Trust
&
Savings Association, of
purchase of $300,000 school build¬
San Francisco, at a price of 100.02,
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
a net interest cost of about 4.76%,
Due on Aug. 15 from 1960 to 1979
as follows:
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County $125,000 6s. Due on July 1 from
San
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
of $100,-
the
First
Western Bank
&
to
Trust
1974
1975
Other
to
1989
cate:
4.16%.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
of
members
Co., of San Francisco, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
975,000 4%s. Due
school bonds was awarded
1, 1970
1971.
1972 to
000
inclusive.
100,000 4V2S. Due
County, Calif.
Sale—A reissue
Bond
1969
to
50,000 41,4s. Due on July
and
Orosi Union School District,
Tulare
1962
ap¬
Myers,
&
by O'Melveny
of Los Angeles.
r.
proved
the
syndi¬
Fenner &
Verdes
Palos
Los
Bond
ter
Blyth & Co., Inc., Dean Wit¬
&
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Smith, Stone & Young¬
Lawson, Levy, Williams &
J.
B.
Hanauer
&
Co.,
Coughlin & Co., Inc., and C. N.
berg,
School District,
Stern,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—Aivissue of $1,095,sold on July
White &
Co.
000 school bonds was
the
Security-First National Bank, of
Los Angeles, Blyth & Co., Inc., R.
H. Moulton & Co., and William
R. Staats & Co., as~41/4S, at a price
of 101.77, a basisfof about 4.08%.
21
to
a
group
of
composed
Vista
Bond
Bond
until
Offering*
000
City
Clerk
on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $2,-
800,000 water revenue bonds, Se¬
ries A. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
on
Sept.
clusive,
1 from 1961 to 1977 in¬
and
on
Sept.
1,
1994.
Bonds due in
and
M-S.
after
1994
are
callable
Sept. 1, 1970.
Legality approved
on
Interest
by Or¬
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
School District,
San
Offering
—
R.
B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
Aug.
Gladys R. Wallint:announces that
the
City
Council
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
Unified
Diego County, Calif.
Petaluma, Calif.
rick,
bonds.
Francisco, and Hill
of San
School District,
Calif.
Union
Diego County,
Bond Offering
R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Oroville),
St.,
Elgin
1960
bonds
ceive
building
bids until 4:45 p.m.
(PDST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $87,000
bonds, as follows:
32 bonds. Due
$18,000,000
Offering—Leila
Clerk,
bids
^
steadily
of industrial
feel
bids
July
and
2%s, at
as
San
California
have
plants
$10,854,325 of the total
thus far in
1959, Mr.
up
activity
we
The
—
were
—
Agency,
Sept.
Offering—A.
he added.
Merrill
Sale
2939
1960
California
Bond
the
offered
Housing
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 3 for
purchase
of $21,000 school
Series B
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
000,000
capital investment year
predicted earlier is within grasp,"
Excelsior
inclusive.
1984
of
Group A Housing System revenue
as
the
base of
price of par, a basis of 3.70%.
Sale—The v$500,000 Series
bonds offered July 21—v.
190,
4.16%,
Sept.
on
1984
to
office in
like
tempo
District, Los Angeles, County,
•
July 15 from
on
Ave., Berkeley), Calif.
Bond
1978 inclusive.
to
Luis
con¬
industries
industrial
New
we
from
15
p.m.
190, p. 97—were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc., as 33As, at a
County, Calif.
Bond
about
of
4s. Due on
Bond
Commerce, who made the
basic fact
made
July
inclusive.
University of
(P. O. 2200 University
Calif.
Nipomo Union School District, San
will
the Los Angeles area
v.
CALIFORNIA
District,
Co.,
1965 inclusive.
to
to
Regents
p.
1979
tinued upsurge as "additional tes¬
the
100.18, a
4.63%,
about
on
1975
to
1976
37,000 41/4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Development Com¬
the Los Angeles Cham¬
announcement,
$36,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
Series C bonds offered July 14—
inclusive. Bonds due
School
&
Blyth
of
Due
5s.
1967
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
at the same time for the purchase ner & Smith Inc., John Nuveen & jobs created provides support for
families
and
additional
jobs in
of
$462,000 sewer
improvement Co., Stone & Youngberg, Irving
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Lundborg & Co., Kenower, Mac- the professional, distribution and
service
fields,"
Mr.
Holmwood
July 1 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Arthur & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
stated.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ liams & Stern, J. A. Hogle & Co.;
able at the City Treasurer's of¬ J. B. Hanauer &
Co., Stern, Frank, Madera Union High School District,
fice, or at the Bank of Douglas, Meyer & Fox, Fred D. Blake &
Madera County, Calif.
in
Phoenix, or at the Bankers Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Bond Offering — Erma E.
Trust Co., of New York City, at
Cheuvront,
County
Clerk,
will
Fresno, Calif.
the holder's option.
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering
D. E. Rough- receive sealed bids at her office
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel¬
in Madera until 10 a.m.
(PDST)
ton,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bess and Robinette, of Phoenix.
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (Calif. on July 28 for the purchase of
Additional Offering—Mr. Rich¬
DST) on July 30 for the purchase $600,000
school
bonds.
Dated
ards further will receive sealed
of
$1,750,000
airport
revenue Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
bids
at
the
same
time
for
the
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due 1960 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
purchase of $225,000 street and
on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1984 in¬ and interest (M-S) payable at the
highway
improvement
bonds.
clusive. Legality approved by Or- County Treasurer's office.
Legal¬
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
approved
by Orrick,
Dahl¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
& ity
1
from
1961
to
1969
inclusive.
quist, Herrihgton & Sutcliffe, of
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
San Francisco.
able at the City Treasurer's of¬ Fresno County Waterworks Dists.
Monrovia
fice. Legality approved by
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
City School District,
Gust,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess and Robin¬
ette, of Phoenix.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Anaheim
school
price of 100.055, a net
a
cost
$60,000
1958.
Holmwood, Chairman of
of
of
Due
5s.
31,000 41/£s. Due
follows:
—
„
Co., at
ex¬
Industrial
mittee
ber
&
to
pansions in Los Angeles County
to $88,271,525 during the six
month
period
ending June
30,
the
composed
group
in¬
or
of
offered July 21—
bonds
120,000
capital
price of
a
cost
p.
Win¬
to Dean
10,000 41/2S. Due on Sept. 1 1966.
Continues
Mid-year
—
Co., at
190,
14—v.
awarded
interest
school
$58,000
July
follows:
1960
Inc., Security First National Bank
of Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
Angeles), Calif.
Economy
&
$27,000
Alameda
District,
190, p. 310—were awarded to a
v.
O.
rose
awarded to the Mother
Orange
revenue
also will receive sealed
as
Sale—The $227,000
Series A
1960
Angeles County (P.
Los
Bank, of Placerville.
Costa Mesa
water,
1989
School
Bond
Brown,
tivity reached $19,851,500, sub¬
stantially higher than the previ¬
in 1970 and thereafter are call-,
bonds totaling $900,000 were sold ous month's total of
$12,656,125,
able in inverse numerical order
on
July 21 to a syndicate headed Mr. Holmwood said in quoting fig¬
on
any interest payment date on
by the Bank of America NT&SA, ures from the Chamber's month¬
or
after July 1, 1969.
Principal
of San Francisco, as 4V4S, as fol¬
ly industrial report.
and interest (J-J) payable at the
lows:
A total of 7,630 new jobs in 215
City Treasurer's office, or at the
businesses
have
been
Valley National Bank of Phoenix, $555,000 Series C bonds at a price separate
created to date by the announced
of 100.36, a net interest cost
or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
of about 4.21%.
expansions
and
new
company
of New York City, at the holder's
345,000 Series A bonds at a price plans, he continued, with nearly
option.
Legality
approved
by
of 100.62, a net interest cost 900 of these jobs resulting from
Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
and
June's industrial growth.
of about 4.18%.
Robinette, of Phoenix.
"It is especially important that
Additional Offering—Mr. Rich¬
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
1962
1959.
offered
County, Calif.
operations."
electrical and gas
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
500,000
systems
net
1,
timony to the economic vigor and 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to
dynamic nature of the local area." 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
He said the expansion of local terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
El Dorado County, Calif.
industries accounted for $77,417,- County Treasurer's
office.
^
Bond Sale—The $107,000 school
bonds offered July 6 — v. 190, p. 200 of the total growth "reflecting North Burbank Public Utility Dist.
Barret,
Rich¬
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Camino Union School District,
Co.,
Mesa, Ariz.
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $120,000
and interest
Bond
Offering—Marston
Bond
Lewis,
E.
obligation school bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due on Aug.
15
from
1960 to
1979. Principal
Kansas
Co.
a.m.
the
for
Fitch, North & Co., and Kirby L.
Vidrine
J.
—
general
syndi¬
&
10:30
til
vestments
County, Calif.
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
Co.,* Inc.,
Staats
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
>
Other
Barbara
Santa
Offering
Expand
District,
Principal
ter
Sept.
and interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, un¬
Area's
School
Legal¬
Niles
N. White & Co.
Union
203—were
Dated
Houghton-Kearney Union School
District, Fresno County, Calif.
&
Buellton
3%s. Due semi-annually
June 1, 1972 to June 1,
1976.
cate:
&
C.
bonds
clusive.
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
Francisco.
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
Fox, Fred D. Blake & Co., and
new
until 10
300,000
to
&
Bond
1965.
San
of
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, J. Barth
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Stone & Youngberg, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, Shuman, Ag-
.
$636,000 3V4S. Due semi-annually
from Dec. 1, 1959 to Dec. 1,
Co.,
Weeden & Co., Dean
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Franicsco,
Witter
are:
D bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
1,
Treasurer's office.
Sonoma
Series
125,000
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Bond
members
Trust
Sept.
County
inclusive.
syndicate
American
3.83%
follows:
1984
to
Other
price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about
a
as
1978
clusive.
1984 inclusive.
Union School District,
Piner-Olivet
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1963 in¬
No.
Sept. 1 from
on
1959. Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
140,000 4s. Due on July 15 from
Maricopa County, Balsz Sch. Dist.
No. 31 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
to
Dated
inclusive.
1977
to
1962
Sav¬
Association, San Francisco,
price of 100.062, a net inter¬
cost
30 bonds. Due
of
District
Waterworks
35,000
syn¬
Bank
——
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
Bond
Monday, July 27, 1959
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(406)
1959.
to
10:30
a.m.
(Calif.
DST)
on
4 for the purchase of $597,bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
school
Due
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1984
1 from 1961
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
the fiscal agency for the District
in New York City, or Chicago, or
at either of the main offices of
the
Bank
of America National
interest
County
Trust
San
and
Savings Association, in
Los Angeles or San
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Diego,
Francisco.
Orrick,
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
.
>
Number 5867
190
Volume
School
Creek
Walnut
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
County," Calif.
Sale—The $50,000 school
Bond
Series
building
July 21
203
p.
were
—
awarded to Dean Witter & Co.,
4V4S, at
price of 100.06,
a
of 4.24%.
as
basis
a
■:
■■■/■
Woodland, Calif.
Offering—S. R. Fairlee,
Bond
will
Clerk,
receive sealed
(Calif. DST) on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $600,000
municipal improvement Series A
bonds. Dated June 15, 1959. Due
on June 15 from 1960 to 1985 in¬
City
bids until 8 p.m.
Principal
clusive.
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the principal
office
the 1 American
of
Francisco.
San
of
Company
r
Trust
Le-
gality approved by. Orrick, BahlHerrington & Sutcliffe, of
quist,
Francisco.
San
;
,
'-
•
COLORADO
Chaffee
County School District "
No. R-32
(P. O. Salida), Colo.
Bond Sale
An issu' of $350,-
saled
building
bonds
sold
WiX
to,
Boettcher & Company.
CONNECTICUT
Aug.
on
Ansonia, Conn.
bids
Offering—John
office
the
at
of
J.
Fiore,
Dav,
Berry
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
York City.
New
& Howard, 750
Main St., Hartford,
until 2 p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 4
for
the
purchase
of $1,662,000
bonds, as follows:
$984,000
bonds.
school
Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 incl.
redevelopment
on
July 1 from
490,000
Due
1979 inclusive.
bonds.
1960 to
-
July 1, 1959. Legality
City
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
H.
will
office
the
at
Stevens
bids
sealed
of
750
Main
Howard,
the
for
received
Day,
&
Berry
Hart¬
Street,
purchase
Conn.
$900,000 flood
offered July 16—
Torrington,
Sale—The
bonds
control
203—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Ameri¬
can Securities
Corp., R. D. White
&
190,
p.
at
100.218,
price of
a
a
basis of 3.57%.
New
Board
State
1998
are
improvement
Chase
City.
University of Tampa, Fla.
Sale—The $440,000 hous¬
Bond
16
—
190, p. 97
v.
Finance
Agency,
sold to
were
—
Housing
Federal
the
July
offered
bonds
revenue
as
Home
27/sS, at a
and
Education
of
E
bonds
offered
July 21 — v. 190, p. 311 — were
awarded to Goodbody & Co., as
Series
4s, at a price of 100.07, a basis of
3.99%. Dated June 1, 1959.
Due
on June 1 from 1961 to 1980.
Authority
Turnpike
this
issue
$350,-
of
building bonds was
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
000 municipal
gain
according
1958
Manuel, Chairman
B.
to
Thomas
of
the Authority.
;
of
System
same
month
a
year
ago
jointly,
.monthly
last
Since
have
Manuel
increase,
October
said.
monthly gains
between
ranged
er,
170,000
Coles and
Cumberland
11
until
bids
sealed
to
Legality
inclusive.
1989
ap¬
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
proved
Troutman, Meadow & Smith, of
Cook
Sale
highway
July 21
—
bonds
revenue
v.
—
a
offered
No.
Offering
—
receive
will
Dec.
1959.
Due
inclusive.
on
1
sealed
Interest
approved by
Barney
& Co.,
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Lehman
Brothers, at a price of 100.05, a
net interest cost of about 4.32%,
four
revenue
in
June
was
$406,251.32 for an increase of 17%
the
over
same
revenue
month
was
a
year
ago.
$296,293.94—up
r
the
For
fiscal
1961
three
year
.gross
which
revenue
mately
14%
showed
an
mately 21%.
months
began
up
was
and
the
net
increase
-
of
April 1
approxi¬
revenue
of
approxi¬
.
to
semi-annually
and
Sept.
1
from
1970
to
1982
inclusive.
4,200,000 4.30s. Due semi-annual¬
ly on March and Sept. 1 from
1983 to March 1, 1989 inclu¬
sive.
Other
cate:
&
Bond
Offering—Henry
F,
Val-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
leiy,
receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 3
for the purchase of $259,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
cation,
Bond Sale
Blyth
&
of
Co.,
price
190, p. 97
Jan.
1959.
Due
1975
inclusive.
on
1
from
1962 to
Principal and
in¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Cook
County School District
(P. O. Skokie), III.
The $40,000
—
the
and
of
Company,
at
4s,
as
net
a
interest
—
v.
190,
the
204
p.
Northern
pany,
and
—
were
Trust
the
jointly, at
a
awarded to
as
of
Company,
Illinois Com¬
price of 100.06,
net interest cost of about
a
—
4.?1%,
follows:
4s.
$95,000
Due
on
December
1
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
325,000 41As. Due on December 1
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Dalton
Bond
City, III.
Sale—An
issue of $83*000
the
syndi¬
Federal
Inc.,
Kuhn,
nance
Housing
Agency as
1,
the
Home Fi¬
4V2S, at a prioe
and
&
•
Trust
Sale
—
The $74,000
—
were
sold to the Fed¬
Home Finance
and
DeKalb
Counties
school
July
bonds
13—v.
204—were awarded
190,
the
to
p.
Indianapolis
&
Bond
Share
Corp., and Associates, as
3%s, at a price of 100.02, a basis of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10
on
Ris-
kedal, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on July 29
purchase of $345,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug.\ 1,
1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
for the
1976
interest
inclusive.
Principal
and
general obligation sewer
July 1, 1959. Due on
480,000
bonds. Dated
J-J.
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Hammond School City,
Sale—An
Bond
000
school
awarded
of
Co.,
to
bonds
Bank
net
a
Trust
&
3V2S,
as
100.379;
of about
Continental
the
Chicago,
of
$550,-
improvement
National
Illinois
Ind.
of
issue
at
a
interest
3.44%.
Highland, Ind.
$175,000 sewer
bonds offered July 17—v. 190, p.
Sale—The
Bond
204—were
met
as
awarded
to
National Bank,
4s, at
a
Calu¬
the
of Hammond,
price of 100.35, a basis
of about 3.93%.
Ind.
Noblesville,
Teboe,
Offering—Harriet
City
sealed
will
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
bids
7:30
until
re¬
p.m.
on Aug. 3 for the pur¬
of $60,000 municipal bonds.
(CDST)
chase
Dated Aug.
from
1, 1959. Due on July 1
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
1960 to
cipal
and
payable
(J-J)
interest
by
Miller,
of
a place
mutually agreed upon Ross, McCord,
purchaser and the Indianapolis.
Education. Legality ap¬
&
Ice
the
of
IOWA
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Bettendorf,
Iowa
Bond Offering—Mae G.
Metropolis, III.
water¬
works and sewerage improvement
revenue bonds offered July 21—v.
Bond Sale—The $800,000
Steffen,
City Clerk, will receive sealed and.
oral bids until 8:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
August 4 for the purchase of
$100,000
public
library
bonds.
awarded to a
Dated
August
1, 1959. Due 011
group composed of Barcus, Kin¬
November 1
from
1960 to 1978
dred & Co.; Mullaney, Wells
&
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Co.; White-Phillips Co., Inc., and
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
Channer Securities Co., at a price
urer's
office.
Legality approved
of 97.264, a net interest cost of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
about 4.50%, as follows:
p.
204—were
on July
1979 inclusive.
Buffalo,
1 from
la.
Bond Sale—Water system
bonds
were
sold to
Co., Inc., and
325,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from Quail & Co., jointly, as follows:
1990 to 1998 inclusive.
$100,000 general obligation bonds.
75,000 revenue bonds.
'
Park Ridge, III.
Center Point, la.
Bond Offering — Paul S. Bad¬
Bond Offering—Marvin Colton,
ger,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Town Clerk, will receive sealed
August 18 for
the purchase of and oral bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due on July
1989 inclusive.
240,000 4V2S.
1980
to
1 from
totaling
White
-
$175,000
Phillips
'
l
$500,000 waterworks improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a place mutually agreed
by the purchaser and the
Council. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
upon
City
1
at the American National Bank of
Noblesville. Legality approved
(M-N) payable at
between
Board
(CDST)
a.m.
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $3,-
Bond
Offering—Kenneth
Bond
190,
>'
offered
improvement
cost
The $75,000 water
Housing and
1960 to
building bonds offered July 15
interest
American
Bank
Elkhart, Ind.
III.
No. $235,000 414s. Due
school
and
the
at
by Ross,. McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
Illinois
68
Bond Sale
1959.
1,
approved
&
Ice
Interest
park
Community Consolidated Sch.
Dist. No. 300 (P. O. Leland),
to
p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
bonds offered July 15—v.
revenue
will
waterworks bonds was sold to
members
Principal
National
of payment
County School District No. 23
(P. O. Prospect Heights), III.
inclusive.
1969
5,625,000 4%s. Due semi-annual¬
ly
on
March and Sept.
1
from
20%.
Due
5s.
March
on
Le¬
J-D.
Chapman
Cook
Chicago,
follows:
and
20%.
Net
as
1965 to
from
re¬
8
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
Chicago,
Trust
L.
Charlotte
will
until
Dated vJuly
payable
price
(P. O. Homewood), III.
233
Alta Hudson,
—
bids
Company, of Indianapolis. Legal¬
July 20—v. 190, p.
of
jointly,
102.1912,
LaSalle
bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on August 3
for the purchase of $300,000 school
building bonds. Dated August 1,
190, p. 97 — were
syndicate headed by
Smith,
Co.,
Keensburg,
Homewood-Floss-
County,
(J-J) payable at a bank to
mutually agreeable to the Dis¬
trict
and
the
successful bidder.
(Territory of)
The $12,500,000
Hawaii
offered
of
a
cost of about 3.82%.
Community High Sch. Dist.
be
Bond
(J-J)
Fletcher
ity
$700,000
Louis,
eral
St.
of
July 1 from 1961 to 1999
on
inclusive.
Agency, as 41/2S, at a price of par.
of St. Louis.
moor
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer,
bonds.
Due
District, III.
Sale—The
building
bonds
was
awarded to the White-Phillips Co.,
terest
HAWAII
Park
Joliet
price
Inc., as 3%s, and 4s.
Dated May
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
to
1974
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
company
Trauernicht,
sealed
enue
interest cost of about 4.15%.
St.
trust
or
(CDST) on July 30 for the purchase of $241,000 waterworks rev^
school
a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
of
$5,877,000
student
housing
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962
Bond
ceive
$173,000 water
20—v. 190, p.
311—were awarded to Cruttenden,
Podesta &
Co., and the WhitePhillips Co., Inc., jointly, at a net
Mercantile
issue of $85,000
Sale—An
Bond
&
was
Counties
Community Unit School District
No. 2 (P. O. Charleston), III.
v
bank
a
Town
offered July
Trust
inclusive.
INDIAN^
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
1975
Cumberland, Ind.
97—were awarded to the Northern
systems bonds.
sewer
to
3.74%.
Bond
$230,000 waterworks bonds.
will re¬
Vice-Chairman,
Jr.,
ceive
$2,675,000
Gross
totaling
at
Charles
Park
a
1962
Louis.
Trauer¬
4%s, at
until
designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
$277,000 water
as
bids
on
be
to
Hamilton, III.
follows:
as
Agency,
from
able
of par.
Bank,
and
the
National
Canton, both of Canton,
,
and marked the ninth consecutive
Finance
"of
Bldg. Authority Cutler, of Chicago.
Georgia (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Offering—B. E. Thrash¬
Bond
awarded to
Jiyie net revenue was up 20%
overHhe
1
2836 — were sold
Housing and Home
p.
sealed
(CDST)
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
189,
v.
—
to the Federal
District
July 29 for the
purchase of $308,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on March
bonds offered July
bonds
sold to the Canton
1977
to
University
27%
showed a
period
year
the
over
13
&
School
"(P. O. Caseyville), III.
receive
8 p.m.
revenue
works
M-N.
Interest
Bonds
—
were
cation,
Dublin, Ga.
Sale—An
Bond
Parkway for the first six months
of
of
Sale—The
Bond
Wolf, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
GEORGIA
of the Sunshine State
revenue
Sale
Bond
Bond
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Atlanta.
27% Revenue Gain Reported—
Net
purchase
Nov. 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
$400,000
gality
Orange County State School Rev¬
State
a.m.
Canton, III.
—
Florida
the
Cutler, of Chicago.
price of par.
Inc.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
Sale
The $700,000
enue,
10
for
receive
(CDST*)
Legality approved by Chapman &
State
Bonds
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
sold
FLORIDA
Florida
until
10
1, 1958. Due
to
Bank
hospital
Co., and Laird, Bissell & Meeds
3.60s,
bids
will
$560,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
Oct. 1 from 1960
and interest payable
Manhattan Bank,
York
City.
Legality ap¬
the
(Day, Stoddard & Williams Div.),
as
Manager,
Aug.
on
Principal
at
ing
v.
sealed
1959. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1975
inclusive. Bonds are callable.
inclusive.
Bond
on
inclusive.
1988
800,000
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979
on
improvement
callable.
announces
be
will
Public
District (P. O. Cottage
Hills), III.
Maple
Homes,
Water
Offering—A. G. Haussler,
Business
Dated Oct. 1,
bonds.
1958. Due
to
Treasur¬
of $676,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
a.m.
Bond
special
obligation
as follows.
capital
C
Series
ap¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on July
28
bonds,
Bradley University (P. O. 500
Bradley Avenue, Peoria), III.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Offering—Town
Alfred
that
11
Aug. 5 for the purchase
on
$2,500,000
Clinton, Conn.
er
until
bids
$3,300,000
revenue
Hartford.
Bond
Comptroller, will re¬
hank,
of St.
Forest
.
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
of
Tampa, Fla.
Offering—Hobart D. Pel-
Bond
,188,000 library bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1978 incl.
Dated
1970.
1,
Oct.
of
as
nicht,
Charles
Louis.
by
approved
ILLINOIS
and thereafter
in 1971
due
callable
are
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Wells & Co.
purchase of
the
for
10
(EST)
p.m.
$775,000 utilities revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1
from
1960
to
1989
inclusive.
Bonds
Bond
7:30
until
bids
County
102
55
Bond Offering — Betty Hayes,
Secretary of Board of Education,
-
—
000
No.
was
revenue
Clair
St.
months
six
first
net
year
offered
bonds
190,
v.
—
F
Due
of this Loeb & Co., Goldman, Sachs & of par. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1987 in¬
$2,147,- Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., B. J.
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
234.01, which was a gain of ap¬ Van Ingen & Co., Dean Witter &
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
proximately 27%. Gross revenue Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Kean,
Louis.
of $2,769,504.02 was $436,523.67 or Taylor & Co., First of Michigan
Dick
&
Merle - Smith,
approximately 19% higher than Corp.,
Edwards, Wayne, Richland and
the same period a year ago.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Rob¬
Wabash Counties Community
ert
W.
Baird
&
In
June 286,180 vehicles used
Co., Schmidt,
Unit School District No.
132
&
the Turnpike.
Parke,
Milwaukee
This was an in¬ Roberts
(P.O. Albion), III.
crease of 45,867
vehicles or 19%. Company, F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $675,000
In June 1958 a total of 240,313 Folger, Nolan, Fleming - W. B.
school
building
bonds
was
vehicles used the pike. June mile¬ Hibbs & Co., Leedy, Wheeler &
awarded
to
the
White
Phillips
age
was
15,272,864 compared to Alleman, Inc., Goodbody & Co.,
Co., Inc. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
14,160,491 the same month a year DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclu¬
ago.
; V
" -v--- Bodine,
sive. Legality approved by Charles
Schwabacher & Co., Kenower,
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Florida State University (P. O.
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Mullaney,
Tallahassee), Fla.
Wells & Co., Chace, Whiteside &
Fairfield, III.
Certificate Sale—The $1,925,000
Bond
Winslow, Inc., C. C. Collings &
Offering—Gene Thomas,
apartment revenue certificates of¬ Co., Dolphin & Co., Harold H. City Clerk, will receive sealed
fered
July 21—v. 190, p. 204— Huston & Co., J. A. Overton & bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
were
sold to the Federal Hous¬
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., 4 for the purchase of $146,000
ing and Home Finance Agency, Schaffer, Necker & Co., Sweney, water and sewer revenue' bonds.
as 3s, at a price of par.
Cartwright & Co., A. E. Masten Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due from
& Co., Robert L. Whittaker & Co.,
1974 to 1981
inclusive. Principal
Live Oak, Fla.
J. C. Wheat & Co., Lyons & Shaf- and interest payable at the Fair¬
Bond
Offering — City Clerk
to Inc., Allan Blair & Co., Stern, field National Bank or the Wayne
Harvey W. Perry announces that
the
City
Council
will
receive Frank, Meyer & Fox and Henry County Bank, Fairfield. Legality
the
In
District,
Costa
Contra
(407)
(CST) on July 28 for the purchase
$62,000 water revenue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
of
1
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Town Treasurer's of¬
fice.
man
Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Chap¬
:i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
to
the
Bankers Bond Co., and
School District
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
(P. O. Elkader), Iowa
Smith, Inc., jointly, at a price of
Bond Sale—The $395,000 school
96.81.
building bonds offered , July 1 —
Dated June
1, 1959.
Due on
v.
189, p. 2940—were awarded to
the Becker & Cownie, Inc., and Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-S: Legality ap¬
lowa-Des Moines National Bank,
by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
of Des Moines, jointly, at a net proved
Grafton, of Louisville.
interest cost of about 3.78%.
Central Community
Dated
Sept.
Sale
Bond
Ahlers
Carpenter,
Bannister,
&
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Dodge, Iowa
Fort
Bond Offering
$105,-
An issue of
—
construction bonds was
sold to
Becker & Cownie, Inc.
Dated
July
1,
1959.
Due
on
November 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
purchase of
$86,000
system rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated April -J, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1989
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
for
the
waterworks
August
1
Louisville.
Offering—Robert H". Clel-
Bond
City
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
Henderson School District, Ky
receive
will
Clerk,
Jand,
(CST)
on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $120,sewer
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to
July 13
000
inclusive.
1969
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Community School
Holstein
of
issue
$450,-
bonds was
sold to the Holstein State Bank, at
school
000
of
building
price of par, a net interest cost
about 3.82%, as follows:
$205,000 3.60s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
building
awarded
190, p. 205
a
syndicate
v.
to
41//2S.
on Sept.
1964 inclusive.
Due
1960 to
1
11:30
(CST)
a.m.
on
(P. O. Mendon);\Mass.
Sale
Bond
$260,000 utilities revenue bonds.
114,000 public improvement
bonds.
Public Improvement
Sewerage District No. 1.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
109,000
New Orleans.
MASSACHUSETTS
205—were awarded to a
group composed of the First Bos¬
ton Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
&
Curtis, and Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day, as 4y4s, at a
price of 100.319, a basis of 4.20%.
190,
p.
Millis, Mass.
Sale
inclusive.
1969
to
City
Healey,
Bank
will
Treasurer,
of Boston,
syndicate headed by
a
4.27%.
Other members
Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.
are:
Bond
Municipal
45
Milk Street, until
134,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on July 30 for
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
the
purchase of $160,000 water
353,000 414s. Due on Sept. 1 from bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
Other
members
of the syndi¬ clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Division,
Offering
Almstedt
cate:
Richard
July 16 — v.
awarded to a
group composed of White-Phillips
Co., Inc., Iowa-Des Moines Na¬
tional Bank, of Des Moines, and
Becker & Cownie, Inc»
bonds offered
ing
190,
204
were
—
Bond Sale—The
facilities
July
14
Red Oak, la.
Offering
Rita
Walters,
.City Clerk, will receive bids un¬
til
5
—
(CST) on July 27 for
the
purchase of $121,000 street
improvement
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
p.m.
revenue
000
$31,000 parking
bonds offered
190,
204
Sale—An
Note
Whitesburg), Ky.
on
issue
re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
—
the
and
National
First
Boston,
O. Inez), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 health
building revenue bonds offered
Nov. 4,
Municipal Department, 111 Frank¬
lin
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on July 28 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 school project
loan
Due
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1959.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
on
Berkshire
v.
—
awarded
the
to
p.
—
burg.
June
(P.
County
29
—
189,
v.
p.
2940
—
of
Inez,
District
(P.
O.
school
totaling $2,150,000 offered July 21
190,
to
County (P. O.
group
a
receive
sealed
bids
until
clusive.
Principal
interest
and
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the
(F-A)
payable at the Citizens
purchase of $379,000 school build¬
Deposit Bank, in Calhoun. Legal¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
p.m.
on
Nov.
from
1
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Note
000
issue
Sale—An
tax
anticipation
of
$600,-
notes
Lawrence, Kansas
Bond
Sale
The $340,000 in¬
improvement bonds offered
ternal
—
July 14
—
awarded
190, p. 205
v.
the
to
First
Bank, of Chicago,
price of par.
as
were
—
National
3.20s, at
a
Bullitt
Street Trust
the
purchase
of
$50,000
school
building revenue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
from
1960
Principal
to
1979
inclusive.
interest
and
(F-A)
payable at
the
Bullitt
County
Bank, in Shepherdsville.
Legal¬
ity approved by Skaggs, Hays &
Pahey, of Louisville.
Clinton
County (P. O. Albany),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Robert Reneau,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
27
until
for
school
10
the
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
building
July
$60,000
on
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
the
Citizens Bank
pay¬
of
Al¬
bany.
Legality approved by Jo¬
seph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
000 water
follows:
—
An issue
revenue
bonds
of
$180,-
was
sold
Offering—J. Russell Har¬
rington, City Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
will
Tlie
c/o
re¬
Union
National
Bank, of Lowell, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 29 for the
purchase of $688,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$10,000 Series C bonds.
22,000 Series D bonds.
'•
bonds.
sewer
July 1
on
1960 to 1979 in¬
from
clusive.
Sale—An issue of
$1,515,-
000
public
was
Due on
1979 in¬
awarded to the Bank of Ter¬
rebonne
Citizens
&
improvement
Trust
National
Co.,
bonds
the
and
Bank
&
clusive.
1 from
Trust
on
July
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated
Co., both of Houma, jointly, as 3s,
3.10s, 3.20s, 3.30s, 3.65s and 3.90s,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.72%, as follows:
July 1, 1959.
Principal
and interest payable at the Union
National Bank, of Lowell, or at
$250,000 Series A bonds.
460,000 Series B bonds.
400,000 Series C bonds.
325,000 Series D bonds.
80,000 Series E bonds.
Boston, at the purchaser's option.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Bond
Clure,
City
Clerk,
Mc-
receive
(CST)
on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $250,000 general obligation
bonds, as
follows:
and
police
bonds.
19,000
of
Note Offering—Thomas F.
City
cemetary bonds.
12,000 drainage bonds.
station
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
offered July 16—v. 190 p.
205—were awarded to
Smith, Bar¬
& Co., and Loker, Sparrow &
Co., jointly, as 3.90s, at a price of
100.208, a basis of 3.87%.
Bond
Sale
—
July
for
the
Corr,
receive
(EDST)
will
11
28
West
Bond
a.m.
purchase
of
by
&
bonds
awarded
of
Weeden
W.
&
to
E.
Co.,
a
$372,000
p.
205
group
Hutton
and
W.
George
—
chants
bids
sealed
National
State
11
a.m.
Street,
(EDST)
purchase of
the
Dated
of
Boston,
Boston
Aug.
15,
1959.
15 from 1960
inclusive. Principal and
payable
The
at
until
6,
July 30 for
$500,000 school
on
Due
to 1974
interest
Aug.
on
Mer¬
the
at
Bank
Merchants
Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, in Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Worcester, Mass.
—
An issue of $200,-
Bond Sale
sold
Rothschjld
at
a
about
July
on
to
Company,
&
price of
3.36%.
Dated
16
July
100.33,
1,
a
L.
F.
3.40s,
basis of
as
1959.
Due
on
sive.
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
July
First
the
Boston.
National
Bank
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, j Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
.Coolidge
&
—
&
Shafto, Inc., as 334s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about 3.70%.!
awarded
were
to
gen¬
bonds
p.
205—
group
com¬
190,
July 20—v.
a
of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., and Watling,
posed
Lerchen &
Co.,
follows:
as
from
$130,000 5s. Due on July 1
1961
inclusive.
1968
to
100,000 3y2s. Due on July 1 from
1969
inclusive.
1972
to
School
Harbor
Benton
District,
Michigan
Note Offering—Elmer H. Rohr-
ing, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on/July 27 for the
purchase of $200,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated July 27, 1959.
Due
30, 1960. Principal
payable at a place
Jan.
on
interest
and
agreed upon with the purchaser.
Brighton, Mich.
Sale
Bond
—
various pur¬
The
bonds totaling $44,000 offered
July 16 — v. 190, p. 205 — were
awarded to Stranahan, Harris &
pose
Co., Inc.
Cedar
Note Sale
Springs, Mich.
The $30,000 sewage
—
disposal
bonds
offered
July 7 — v. 189, p. 2941 — were
awarded to Walter J. Wade, Inc.
system
Agricultural Sch. Dist.,
Dansville
Michigan
school
.Bond Sale—The $325,000
bonds offered
189, p. 2941 — were
awarded to Donald-Moore & Co.,
site
and
14
and
building
v.
—
Associates,
at
net
a
interest
cost of about 4.44%.
Dearborn
Twp.
School
District
(P. O. 24425 Hass Avenue,
Dearborn), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $965,000 school
No. 4
190, p. 205—were awarded to a
v.
composed
Ann
Bond
er,
Arbor,
&
Co.
&
Co.,
and
J.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30; p.m. (EST) on Aug.
First of
follows:;
as
MacArthur
100.005, a
cost of about 4.14%,
$160,000 5s.
1960
to
of
price
a
interest
net
••
Due on May
1963 inclusive.
1 from
Due on May 1, 1964.
4y4s.
Due on May 1
55,000 4 V2S.
570,000
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
90,000 4s. Due on May 1, 1973;
90,000 3y4s. Due on May 1, 1974.
Twp. (P. O. Inkster),
Michigan
—
William
H.
Dearborn
Bond
Offering
Thorne, Township Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
July 28 for the pur¬
$205,000 special assess¬
ment sanitary sewer bonds. Dated
(EST)
chase
on
of
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
bank
(M-N)
payable at a
designated
trust company
or
the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
by
Elkton-Pigeon Area School District
Elkton), Mich.
— The
$1,250,000
school site and building bonds of¬
fered July 15 — v. 189, p. 2941 —
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
(P.
O.
Sale
Bond
headed
Inc.,
Stuart & Co.,
price of 100.041, a net
of about 4.26%, as
by Halsey,
at
a
interest
cost
follows:
Due on July
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
$110,000 5s.
70,000
Look¬
the
Kenower,
at
1965
Mich.
Offering—Fred
of
Michigan Corporation;Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen
to
4s.
and
on
1 from
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due on July 1, 1970.
Due on
July 1,
1971
1972.
900,000 4y4s.
1973
Due
1969
30,000 4y4s.
Co.,
&
offered
140,000 4y2s.
MICHIGAN
com¬
Lyons
Sale—The
from
Springfield, Mass.
Offering
receive
of
The various pur¬
totaling
offered July 16 — v. 190,
posed
until
7,
1959.
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
ney
were
Treasurer,
bids
$300,000
temporary
loan
notes.
Dated July 30, 1959. Due on Dec.
was
Marlborough, Mass.
bonds.
fire
Bank
bonds
pose
Mass.
000 fire station construction bonds
.
$91,000 street improvement bonds.
65,000
recreational
facilities
40,000
Shawmut
Ludlow, Mass.
will
a.m.
National
Boston.
Springhill, La.
Offering — Lucille
sealed bids until 11
the
basis of about 3.97%.
a
Taunton,
bonds.
100,000 water bonds. Due
Bay City, Mich.
$800,000
Bond
eral obligation water system
group
100.15,
28
119,000 bridge bonds.
July 1 from 1960 to
Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
of
Hutchinson, Town Treasurer, will
Due
interest
any
building bonds offered July 20—
./
$469,000
23,000 waterworks bonds.
Erlington, Ky.
Bond Sale
Bond
Houma, La.
Shepherdsville), Ky.
Bond Offering — T. L.
Cook,
•County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on July
for
La.
in¬
and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and Hayden, Stone & Co., as 4s, at a price
sealed
discount.
dock &
—
bonds offered July
20—v. 190, p. 312—were awarded
to
a
group composed
of White,
Weld & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Co., and Boston-Safe
at 2.31%
on
1970
in inverse
payable at the State Bank & Trust
Co., of Ann Arbor. Legality ap¬
July
-
Stoughton, Mass.
Sale
The
$1,400,000
Bond
on
$43,000 public
improvement bonds offered July
14—v. 189, p. 2837—were awarded
to the Scharff & Jones Inc., at a
net interest cost of about 4.46%, as
Bond
dis¬
school project
Jr.,
Sale—The
County (P. O.
$100,-
Bank, of Worcester, at 2.40%
count.
awarded to the Second Bank-State
11,000 Series E bonds.
KENTUCKY
bids
the
ton, jointly,
F err id ay,
An issue of
was
LOUISIANA
Bond
—
loan notes was sold to
Worcester
County National
Deposit & Trust Co., both of Bos¬
ler, of Chicago.
KANSAS
Sale
of
composed
Lowell, Mass.
1
Note
312—were
p.
order
000 airport
1960 to
will
Due
Company, of Boston, at 2.30% dis¬
-
—v.
McLean
An issue of $75,000
—
on
bonds
numerical
in
due
callable
are
payment date on or after July 1,
1969. Principal and interest (J-J)
anticipation notes was sold to
the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
count.
Due
Regional School
Becket), Mass.
Sale—The
Bond
a
awarded
Halsey,
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Calhoun), Ky.
Stuart & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
Bond
Offering—Henry Willis, & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
cipal and interest payable at the
County Court Clerk, will receive son, Fahnestock & Co., Harkness
City Treasurer's office.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on &
Hill, Inc., and John J. Ryan &
Sac City Community School
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $200,- Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.21, a
District, Iowa *■
000
general
obligation
hospital basis of about 3.97%. V
Bond Offering—Earl J. Beaver,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
Secretary of Board of Directors, on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1988 in¬
Fitchburg, Mass.
•from
Pembroke, Mass.
Note Sale
Southbridge, Mass.
were
6s, at a price of par.
as
premium of $80.00.
Dated July 22, 1959.
Bank,
awarded to the Inez Deposit
jointly, at 2.14%, plus
Bonds
thereafter
tax
1959.
Central
of
1960 to 1981
1 from
clusive.
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
$5,000,-
Bank
Dated
July
on
c/o The Second
Boston.
of
temporary loan notes was sold
July 17 to C. J. Devine & Co.,
were
Bank of Whites¬
Martin
Bond
County (P. O.
Letcher
build¬
purchase of ,$775,000
disposal system revenue
April 1, 1959. Due
the
for
H.
Potter, Town Treasurer, will
Bros.,
Iowa
10
bonds.
570,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1987 inclusive.
Natick, Mass.
re¬
ceive sealed bids at The First Na¬
tional
The
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4.30s,
at a price of 100.269, a basis of
Edward J.
—
Boston, Mass.
Sale—The $487,000
Bond
29
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
proved by Miller, Canfield,
$1,568,000
school project loan bonds offered
July 16 — v. 190, p. 205 — were
.Bond
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Offering
$1,150,000
July 16—v.
inclusive. Principal and interest
the
First
National
Equitable payable at
Securities
Corp., Stein Bros. & Bank of Boston, in Boston. Legal¬ payable at the Second Bank-State
245,000 3.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Boyce, W. L. Lyons & Co., and ity approved by Storey, Thorn1970 to 1978 inclusive.
approved
by v Storey,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. Legality
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Mediapolis Community Sch. Dist., Smith Inc.
1960
8
.
sewage
The
—
offered
bonds
school
awarded to
follows:
000 bonds, as
headed
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 4.22%, as follows:
from
until
bids
Aug. 20 for the purchase of 483,-
by the Bankers Bond Co., Inc., at
a
Mendon-Upton Regional Sch. Dist.
Harrington,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
Town
La.
Vinton,
Offering—L.
Bond
were
—
ap¬
Chicago.
offered
bonds
revenue
—
$113,000
District, la.
Sale—An
Bond
school
Sale—The $600,000
Bond
Legality
purchaser.
the
by
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
George Down¬
—
ing, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
on
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at the option of the
holder, at a bank to be designated
•
000 street
Due
1959.
1,,
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Sept.
Gamaliel, Ky.
City, Iowa
Forest
a
.
(408)
„o
Due on July 1 from
1988.
Volume 190
Other
Number 5867
members
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
are:
Blyth &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Smith; Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City; Shearson,
Hammill & Co., and Friday & Co.
,
Inc.;
Co.,
Fenner &
and
Farmington
Bloomfield
West
Twps. Public School District (P. O.
Farmington), Mich.
(P.
anticipation
to the
awarded
was
O.
Note
Offering
—Elizabeth
L.
Johnson, Township Clerk, will
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
July 27 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
1, 1960. Principal and in¬
payable :at a bank desig¬
Hillsdale
Note
Community Schools,
Michigan
Offering
—
Harold Ridley,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
bids
sealed
until
5
the
purchase of $60,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated July 25,
1959.
(EST)
Due
29
for
Feb.
on
and
July
on
28, 1960. Principal
payable at the Hill-
interest
dale State Savings
dale.
Bank, of Hills¬
Community National Bank,
Pontiac, at 2.50%.
Wyoming,
will
Offering
be
station
bonds
offered
police
July
13
—
awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
190, p. 99
v.
about
were
—
4.96%,
as
47/eS.
90,000
on
August 1 from
Due
the
Sale
library
public
time
same
August
on
1
offered
bonds
at
awarded to
were
a
composed of Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., H.
V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and Shan¬
non
& Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.82%,
1, 1959. Due
31, 1960. Principal and
1967 inclusive.
Due
1
August
on
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Michigan
(State of)
Bond Offering—John C.
State Highway
Mackie,
Commissioner, will
receive sealed bids at his office in
Stevens
the
T.
Mason
until 11
Lansing,
Building,
(EST)
a.m.
on
July 30 for the purchase of $50,-
000,000 trunk line highway bonds
(Series II). Dated August 1, 1959.
Due
March 1 from 1961 to 1985
on
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
terest
are
callable
1981
on
and
any
Chisago
County (P. O. Center
City), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation county nursing home
date
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1968
interest
payable
from
1
report in our
at
suitable
any
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Duxbury & Duxbury, of Cale¬
donia.
22100
Note
Federal,
—
Edward
Van
Nevel, District Clerk, will receive
on
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST)
August 4 for the purchase of
school
$275,000
Dated
1
August 1, 1959. Due
from
terest
building
1962 to
1989
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive. In¬
—
The
$425,000 tax
Bank
of
Commerce
of Ham-
a
premium of $66.58.
May
on
1
clusive.
&
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Sale
ard-Fairfield
sion
—
The $28,000 Leon-
Water Main
Exten¬
Assessment District
bonds offered July 7 — v. 190, p.
99
Special
—
were
awarded
to
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Paine,
bids
until
1961
to
1979
in¬
interest
and
Wood, of New York City.
the
at
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
&
Union
Sch.
Free
Diet.
(P. O. West Hempstead),
New
Sale
Bond
York
The
$1,800,000
July 22—v.
190, p. 313—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4.10s, at a
price of 100.659, a basis of 4.04%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate are: Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.*
Inc.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Chas.
E. Weigold &
Co., Inc.; Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., and Tilney &
school
—
offered
bonds
Co.
New
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
ton, at a 2.49% discount.
Manchester, N. H.
July
anticipation
15 — v. 190,
awarded,
and interest
(J-J) payable at
any
suitable bank in Minneapolis, Chi¬
New York, to be desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
& Marquart,
of Minne¬
apolis.
cago,
or
nated
Note
sedes
—
the
July 13
The
report
—
Sale—The
aeronau¬
Bond
Sale
—
The
$20,000
im¬
provement bonds offered July 20
190, p. 205—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
—v.
net interest cost of about 4.13%.
Peterson
Indep.
No.
Bond Sale
School
District
232, Minn.
—
The $230,000 gen¬
—
were
Higher
Traffic
—
Malone, New York
Bond Offering—Edward
and
the Turnpike in June,
of
2.43%
inter¬
Truck
in
Reville,
and
traffic
bus
thus
far
25.8%
substantial
and
increases
17.5%, respectively,
of
as
compared with the same period in
For
crease
half
passenger
13.3%
was
of
The
the
cars
in¬
against the first
cessions
of
revenues
including
tolls,
the
con¬
investment
and
P.
income,
miscellaneous in¬
come
totaled
$35,956,826 in the
12
months ended June 30, 1959.
Bourne, City
Treasurer, will re¬
bids at the First Na¬
This
ceive sealed
pared with the $32,815,129 in the
tional Bank
of
together
Manchester, N. H.
Bond
Offering
—
James
Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $2,800,000 New
Memorial
High
School bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
with
was an
increase of 9.5%
period
same
Budgeted
Nashua, N. H.
Offering—Edward
R.
Be-
earlier.
year
operating
expenses
were
$6,484,870 in the year ended
30, 1959 against $6,428,325 in
previous
12
months. After
the
deducting these
services
and
expenses,
but be¬
reserve
on
the
bonded
requirements,
$29,471,956
in
against $26,566,803 in 1958.
remained
Legality
-
approved
extraordinary
expenses made from reserve fund,
as
provided in the bond resolu¬
tion and not provided in budgeted
Bond
by
Sale—An
issue
of
$197,-
building bonds was sold to the
000
ard, of Denver.
State.
obligation
school building
NEW JERSEY
offered July 16 — v. 190,
Middlesex County (P. O. New
— were awarded to a group
Brunswick), N. J.
composed of Allison-Williams Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and Piper,
Bond Sale—The
$950,000 gen¬
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of eral improvement bonds offered
par, a net interest cost of about July 16 — v. 190, p. 206 — were
4.29%, as follows:
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Colonel Clinton B. F.
Brill, Au¬
thority Chairman, also disclosed
in a regular revenue report that
the Authority's operating expenses
the first half
for
a
able period
$5,857,182,
were
from the compar¬
rise of 5.65%
last
year.
1
After
revenue
provision for reserves, riet
amounted to $11,800,999,
increase
an
of
from
54.5%
the
level.
1958
the
into
the Chairman
time, the cost
reflects
gain
revenue
results of the toll increase put
effect
last
noted.
At the same
of Annual
Jan.
1,
Permits
increased
was
limited to privately
vehicles.
their
and
owned
use
Passenger
tolls
cash
revenue
car
higher
50%
was
from
than
during the first half of 1958. Per¬
mit Sale revenue dropped 44.6%,
making overall passenger car in¬
come
$11,755,361, or 41.74 more
than the $8,293,439
half of 1958.
last
They
during the first
the
of
Opening
England
New
sections accounted
and Berkshire
of the gain in rev¬
for about 10%
enue.
Disbursements for
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
of $18,800,942 for
riod last year.
debt
there
1959
noit, City Treasurer, will receive operating expenses, amounted to
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
$972,953. In the year ended June
on
July 29 for the purchase of 30, 1958, such extraordinary ex¬
$400,000
temporary
loan notes. penses totaled $872,595.
Dated July 30, 1959. Due on Dec.
Perth Amboy, N. J.
31, 1959. Principal and interest
Bond
Offering—Oliver R. Kopayable
at
the
First National
Bank
of Boston.
Legality ap¬ vacs, Director of Revenue and
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Finance, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 5
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
for the purchase of $900,000 water
NEVADA
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Henderson, Nev.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Bond
Offering — N.
D.
Van
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Wagenen, City Clerk, will receive
Legality approved by Caldwell,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of New York
City.
$666,000 Assessment District No.
300
street
improvement bonds.
__NEW MEXICO
Due in one to 10 years. The bonds
Colfax County School District, No.
are callable.
Principal and inter¬
24 (P. O. Springer), N. Mex.
est payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
p.m.
com¬
June
fore
Principal and interest payable at
Boston,
in Boston.
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
the First National Bank of
a
4
July 22 reported total
tHe first
six months of 1959, an increase of
37.74% over the corersponding pe¬
The
combined
until
on
revenue
1958.
Authority,
will
Treasurer,
bids
thority
to
1959, for the first six months,
est.
250,000 Amoskeag National Bank,
Amoskeag, at 2.45% interest.
10.7%.
revenues
amounted
Village
sealed
in
June,
1959
$3,167,874 and were
up by 11.4% as against June, 1958,
when they amounted to $2,842,786.
In the 12 months to June 30, 1959,
toll revenue amounted to $31,956,136 compared to $29,105,300 a year
earlier, and an increase of 9.6%.
Toll
1958.
at
the
showed
follows:
Manchester,
Note
190, p. 205.(State of)
v.
$1,000,000
offered
206
500,000 Merchants National Bank,
foregoing super¬
in our issue of
Minnesota
p.
interest.
Offering—Mrs. Sam Gale,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST) on July
30 for the purchase of $1,950,000
site
and
building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
as
notes
$250,000 Manchester National
Bank, Manchester, at 2.39%
1, Minn.
bids until 1 p.m.
Sale —The
Note
F-A.
No.
for
eral
Walker Township (P. O. 1952
Leonard Street, N. W.,
from
Principal
Delafield
No. 27
(M-N) payable at the Burlington
County Trust Co., in Moorestown
Township, Moorestown. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
crease
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Note Sale—The $100,000 tempo¬
rary loan notes offered July 14—
v.
190, p. 206—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Bos¬
Minneapolis Special School District
tramck, and National Bank of
Detroit, jointly, at 2.75% interest,
plus
sealed
payable
approved
Hempstead
(EDST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $330,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due
and
Coos
Legality approved by
Owen,. Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
O.
anticipation notes offered July 20
—v. 190, p. 313—were awarded to
the
MONTANA
Dorsey,
Morningside (P. O. West 42nd St.,
Warren), Mich.
receive
Legality
S. Miller,
8 p.m.
revenues on
tax
Offering
Certificate
(P.
will
(M-S)
First National Bank, of Allegany.
City.
School
Secretary of Board of Education,
Revenues
jointly.
/
Minnesota
issue of
Public Schools
Sale
Bank, and the Bank of
City,'"both of Yazoo City,
Yazoo
Lynd Indep. Sch. District No. 415,
Morningside), Minn.
Dyke
issue of $39,000
Township
Bond Offering—Ruth
sold to the Delta
1961
Principal and
bank designated by the successful
or
on
City, Miss.
was
Laurel
interest
57
receive
(EDST)
year ended June 30,
bonds offered July 14 — v. 189,
continued an upward trend and on July 30 for the purchase of
Geraldine, Mont.
p. 2941 — were awarded to Alli¬
showed increases
over
the cor¬ $325,000 sewer bonds. Dated Aug.
Bond Offering—H. J. Preshinson-Williams Company, as 3y2S,
responding periods a year earlier, 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
at a price of par, a net interest ger,
Town
Clerk,
will receive
Principal and
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chairman, to 1988 inclusive.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
cost of about 3.89%.
interest (F-A) payable at the Vil¬
announced July 21.
July 27 for the purchase of $120,The traffic in June, 1959, totaled lage
Treasurer's office. Legality
Eitzen Common School District
000 water supply and distribution
4,246,644 vehicles, a record for approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
No. 619, Minn.
system bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. that
month, and an increase of Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
Bond
Offering—Marie Stagge- Amortization bonds will be the
11.2% compared with June, 1958, New York City.
meyer, District Clerk, will receive first choice and serial bonds will
when it totaled 3,818,867 vehicles.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
New
York
State
Thruway
'
be the second choice of the Town
For the 12 months ended June 30,
on July 28 for the purchase of $8,Authority (P. O. Albany),
Council. Interest J-J.
1959, the traffic was 44,246,576
500 • f general
New York'
""
obligation
school
vehicles, also a record and an in¬
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Revenues lip 37.74%—The Au¬
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
in¬
July 13 —v. 190, p. 205.
Van
Yazoo
Sale—An
National
—
the
000
First National Bank of, Memphis.
Bond
after
certificates of
indebtedness
March 1, 1974. Principal and in¬ tics
terest (M-S) payable at the City totaling $3,260,000 offered July 21
—v. 190, p. 205—were awarded to
Bank, of Detroit, or at the option
C. J. Devine & Co., Merrill Lynch,
of the holder, at the First National
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, A. C.
City Bank, of New York City, or
& Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
the Continental Illinois National Allyn
Hayden, Stone & Co., Wm. E.
Bank & Trust Company, of Chi¬
Pollock & Co., Inc., Schoellkopf,
cago. Legality approved by Miller,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Roose¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
velt & Cross, Inc., and Goodbody
Detroit.
& Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.05,
Note
The foregoing supple¬
a basis of about 3.39%.
payment
ments
School District, Miss.
—
An issue of $450,school bonds was sold to the
Bond Sale
school bonds
MINNESOTA
Bond
4%s.
60,000
Philadelphia Municipal Separate
with the purchaser.
upon
District
to
A. Saunder & Co., Inc., and
Cady & Co., Inc., jointly, as 4s, at
a price of par.
interest payable at a place agreed
follows:
$50,000 5s. Due on August 1 from
1960
M.
p.m.
sealed
The $110,000
—
group
as
bids
8
Dated August
March
Haupt
District (P.
O.^Moorestown),
New Jersey
Corinth, Miss.
Sale—An issue of $90,000
industrial bonds was awarded to
Bond
July 27 for the pur¬
$82,000 tax anticipation
notes.
on
Ira
are:
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., and Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc.
Mount
MISSISSIPPI
on
Bond
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Additional
until
of
1976 inclusive.
to
Feb. 1 from
on
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
follows:
$400,000 5s. Due
1960
Schools
Sealed
—
received
chase
to
Sale—The $490,000
Bond
Public
Rogers
District No. 9, Mich.
1959.
Inhster, Mich.
75,000 4.20s. Due
members
&
—
to the
on
nated by the purchaser.
p.m.
Fractional
Other
Feb. 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
—
(EST)
terest
5
1970 to
The $120,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 6
v.
190, p. 99 — were awarded
Note
a
(P. O. Grosse lie),
Michigan
March
No.
75,000 4.10s. Due
Orchard Lake), Mich.
Sale
National Bank of
Crosse lie Twp.
will
District
Note
of
notes
Detroit, at a 2.40% interest, plus
premium of $ 15.30.
ceive
Twp. and Keegoe
Sylvan Lake (Cities)
and
School
Sale—An issue of $500,000
Note
tax
West Bloomfield
Harbor
(409)
operating
not
were
year.
of the revenue increase,
Authority said, came from
cash tolls paid by motorists who
Some
the
used Permits
had
"Commercial
last year.
revenue on
the 545-
superhighway kept up its
steady rise. First-half collections,
after
volume
discounts,
totaled
mile
$5,498,193, a gain of 41% from the
$3,897,574 reported last year.
Toll
revenue
vehicles
was
all types of
from
$17,253,555 so far this
— 41:53%
higher than the
$12,191,013 collected in the first
year
half of 1958.
Concession
474
was
revenue
of
year's level.
,
First-half debt
service
for the cost of Thruway
in
use
$1,322,-
slightly higher than last
totaled $8,387,517
accrued
facilities
and $1,-
067,000 for the cost of unopened
parts of the System bringing the
overall charge to $9,454,517. Debt
service is computed by distribut¬
ing the annual debt service
monthly, based on the percentage
of monthly revenue to the total
annual revenue.
NEW YORK
bonds
p.
$80,000 3.90s. Due
on
February 1
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., as 3.20s, at
a price of 100.105, a basis of 3.17%.
Ossining, N. Y.
Allegany, N. Y.
205
Bond
Offering—C.
S.
Norton,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on July
30 for the purchase of $123,500 fire
hall and sewer bonds.
1, 1959.
to
1984
Due
on
Dated June
Sept. 1 from 1960
Principal and
inclusive.
Bond Sale
—
The $184,000 ga¬
rage, equipment and improvement
bonds offered July 21—v. 190, p.
White
&
Co., and Bacon, Stevenson &
jointly, as 3.70s, at a price
100.22, a basis of 3.66%.
.
Co.
of
313—were
awarded
to
1
The Commercial and Financial
58
Bond
will re¬
Allen, County Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
July 29 for the pur¬
chase of $190,000 county highways
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due on
(EDST)
April
on
ers
Dickinson, N. Dak.
29,000 ball park bonds.
(A-O)
City.
New York
fire
July
offered
bonds
14—v.
190, p. 206—were awarded to the
Traders Trust
Manufacturers and
Co., of Buffalo, as 3.90s, at a price
of 100.089, a basis of 3.87%.
CAROLINA
NORTH
Sale—The
Bond
on
a
Corp., at
Series A bonds
water
as
6s.
sewer Series A
follows: $140,000 6s,
250,000 sanitary
bonds,
due
as
1
June
on
1970
June
on
1
1976 inclusive;
June
on
from
from
to
4s,
ings & Trust Company, of Elyria.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1977 to
1986
inclusive.
Lake
offered
net
1960
to
Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
June
on
1964
due
1, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Central National Bank, of Cleve¬
June
apparatus
$7,000 6s,
from
inclustive;
on
1961
from
1
Sanders
Squire,
Cleveland.
1965
Bond
City
Offering
for the purchase
from
assessment
$12,000
1964
to
4%s,
due
inclusive;
June
on
1
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
Offering
—
1961
sive. Principal and interest
payable at
the
Chase
by
(J-D)
City. Legality
Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
North Carolina (State of)
Bond Sale—The
$3,000,000
ital
improvement
July 21 — v. 190,
awarded
to
bonds
p.
206
on
1, 1959.
June and
to
1964
July
15
—
North
Olmstead,
Bond Offering
—
E. M. Christ-
will
Auditor,
City
man,
street
August
Dated
on
the purchase of
judgment bonds.
1, 1959. Due on
for
4
$69,850
receive
(EDST)
sealed bids until noon
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
to
1965
300,000 3s. Due
and 1967.
300,000 3.20s.
on
1966
on
1968 and 1969.
150,000 3.10s.
Due
(
May
1,
000
on
May
1,
1,550,000
from
-
Offering—Robert C. Les¬
Village
Clerk,
bids
until
3.20s.
1971
Other
to
members
Due
on
1979
of
May
1
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
cate: Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Barney
&
Co., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., First Union National
Bank, Charlotte, and Carolina Se¬
curities Corp.
Smith,
County (P. O. Greenville),
North Carolina
Bond
ling,
Offering—W.
E.
Dec.
1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1997
Principal
and interest payable at the main
office of the Trustee, or at the op¬
tion of the holder, at the Chem¬
ical
Corn Exchange Bank, New
York City. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Bond
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until Aug. 4 for the purchase of
from
June
1961
1,
1959.
Due serially
to 1969.
An
—
issue
in
of
$1,-
bonds
was
&
via
negotiated
sale
on
July 20 by a syndicate headed by
Ira Haupt & Co., as follows:
$1,185,000 serial bonds, for $110,000 3V2S, due on Aug. 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive; $360,000 3%s, due on Aug. 1 from
on.
1965
inclu¬
1989
to
purchased
revenue
000
1971
to
inclusive; $130,on Aug. 1, 1972
$260,000 3%s, due
3.80s, due
and
on
.1973;
Aug. 1
from
1974 to
1977
inclusive;
$130,000 3.90s, due
Aug. .1,
1978 and
1979; '
$195,000 4s, due on Aug. 1
■
Pohl,
on
>
was
Lester
—
of
(EDST)
on
chase of
Finance,
Due
on
(J-D)
Trust
$60,000
eral
189,
to
group
a
p.
National
Portland.
August 10 for the
Dec.
Dated
1
July
from
Principal
payable
at
L.
$40,000
3.60s, due on
$100,000 3.65s,
1971 and 1972;
due on Nov. 1
to
1978; $190,000 3.80s, due
Nov.
1
1979
from
$210,000 3.85s, due
1982
Nov.
on
1981;
Nov.
1
1984.
to
term
on
to
on
Deschutes
No. 5
1,
1959.
to
1969
and
interest
Cleveland
Company, in Cleveland. Le¬
School
County
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$25,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the
National
States
United
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Horn-
Stroud
&
Haines
&
W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co.,
Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Fahnestock
&
Co., and
Steele,
Co.,
Co.
East Pikeland
Sold—All
bids
ligation
Malheur
p.
ob-,
offered
bonds
sewage
re¬
207—were re-,
Bond
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered
were
July
14—v.
awarded
to
190,
the
p.
207—
•
County School
District
(P. O. Jordan Valley),
Oregon
Bonds
Notr Sold—All
bids
.
re¬
ceived for the $40,000 general ob¬
ligation
v.
190,
bonds
p.
in
reported.
July
13—
207—were returned un¬
The
opened.
offered
offered
the
bonds
near
will
sealed bids until
Sale—An
issue
obligation
general
of
$40,000
bonds
was
awarded to the Broad Street Trust
Co., of Philadelphia, as 3V2S.
Offering
000,000
O
1959.
Due
Rickett,
(EST)
Borough
sealed
receive
be
future,
on
interest
until
is
-
Aug.
•
1
Bonus,
Aug. 1,
1962
from
Principal
and
the
at
.
Offering—John M. Eakin,
Bond
(EDST)
on
Aug. 3 for the- purchase of
$46,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969~
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
inclusive.
•••1
Snyder Township (P. O.
Nealmont,, R.
pur¬
Offering
Bond
—
W.
4,
■
Hiller,
F.
Secretary of Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed
bids until 8
(EDST)
p.m.
Aug. 3
on
for the
purchase of $36,000 general obli¬
gation bonds/ Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Secretary of Board
of
Supervisor's office. - Legality
C.
approved by Robert
stroh, of Altoona.
Township (P. O. 1301
McKees Rocks),
Pennsylvania
Sale—The
A.
gen¬
190, p. 315—were awarded
E.
a
about
& Co., and Kay,,
Co., jointly, as 3%s,
of 100.08, a basis of
Masten
&
Richards
at
-
$75,000
obligation bonds offered July
20—v.
to
Haber-
Avenue,
Bond
eral
price
3.32%.
PUERTO
.
Puerto
Philadelphia.
D.
Tyrone), Pa.
p.m:
August 4 for the
receive
will
Secretary,
Borough
will
8
$60,000 general obligation
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
to
1965 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Forty Fort
State Bank. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Rico
Authority
Franklin
Dated
Mellon
National Bank and Trust Co., or
at
the agency
of the Common¬
wealth in Philadelphia, or New
York City.
Legality approved by
Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish, Kohn
&
Dills,
of
Philadelphia,
and
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har-
Stowe
Secretary,
bids
on
payable
A.
chase of
Twp. School District
RICO
....
Aqueduct and
(P.
O.
Sewer
San Juan),
Puerto Rico
'
(P. O. Export), Pa.
re-
it
bonds.
inclusive.
1975
to
Veterans
Korean
Series
Island
Walter
—
Kent,
will
receive"
(EDST) on
noon
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $120,-
&
Farmers
Folcroft, Pa.
Bond
(Commonwealth of)
Treasurer,
O.
improvement
No. 81
gen¬
Bond Offering—Robert F.
Twp. School District
Forty Fort, Pa.
Garibaldi, Ore.
Not
Pennsylvania
State
Kimberton), Pa:
Sale—The $35,000 general
(P.
Bond
ceived for the $15,000 general
$750,000
school bonds of¬
15—v. 189, p. 2943—
July
Rochester, Pa.
blower & Weeks, Reynolds & Co.,1
Bank, of Portland.
Bonds
fered
Other members of the syndicate
are:
District
(P. O. Terrebonne), Oregon
Sale—The
obligation
4,10s.- risburg.
bonds as
1, 1998.
Merchants < National
Bank,
of
Oregon, Portland, as 4'%s,at a price of 100.27, a net interest Phoenixville, as 3%s, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of 3.60%.
cost of about 4.14%.
pur¬
1960
the
National
First
the
Castle, School District, Pa.
Bond
•
Clatsop County School District No.
5 (P. O. Astoria), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general
obligation school bonds offered
July 14 — v. 190, p. 100 — were
to
1967;
H
^
New
eral
1,
1973
to
1975; $170,000
3%s, due ion Nov. 1 from 1976
1,430,000
2943—were awarded
headed by the First
of
Oregon,
in
Nov.
from
from
Bank
1,
$40,000
Nov.
1, 1970;
due on Nov. 1,
$150,000 3.70s.
building exten¬
obligation bonds offered July
7—v.
Nov.
1969;
issue of $128,-
The $125,000 gen¬
inclusive;
on
$40,000 3.40s, due on
1,
1966; $40,000 3.45s,
on
Due
—
due
due on Nov.
1,
1968;
$40,000 3.55s, due on Nov. 1,
was
National
(P. O.
Street, Aloha),
1964
3.30s,
3V4S,
College (P. O.
17880 S. W. Blaton
to
1960
$40,000
Nov.
OREGON
will
$121,215 street improve¬
bonds.
ment
from
sold to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
17—v. 190,
jected.
Euclid, Ohio
Director
207—were awarded
syndicate headed by Harri¬
p.
1965;
Aloha'Huber Water District
$2,625,000
bonds offered July
Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price, were awarded to a group com¬
$98,015, a net interest cost of posed of Harriman Ripley '& Co.,
about 4.08%, as follows:
Inc., Poole & Co., and Penington,
Colket & Co., as 33/4S, at a price
$1,195,000 serial bonds, as follows:
of 100.18, a basis of 3.73%.
:
$135,000 4s, due on Nov. 1
Okla.
An
190
The
—
revenue
of
improvement revenue bonds
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
$675,000 memorial hospital bonds.- inclusive.
Dated
State
—
July
Offering
Askue,
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
ment
Sale
655,000 school
man
bonds
First
Durant),
Sale
due
issue of
the
Southeastern
Dated
bonds.
revenue
sewer
South
Pitt
noon
1960
1970.
-
Stated
bonds mature
Bank of
will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $280,lie,
sealed
Due
Olmstead
Ohio
Northfield,
Bond
May 1,
'
,
Series
(M-S)
the County Control¬
Legality approved by
at
office.
a
inclusive.
1970
site
and
to
awarded
from
inclusive.
City Bank of
North
Cleveland,
to
Oklahoma
Bond Sale
Branch.
1961
to
1961
Sale—An
Bond
Ohio
were
May 1
1, ,1959.
1960
from
Bond
v.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
follows:
on
July 29 for the pur¬
$350,000 building bonds.
Oregon
of about
as
Sept.
1
bonds,
-r
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
of Pittsburgh.
/ ••
Kay County Dependent School
Dist. No. 39 (P. O. Blackwell),
sion
3.48%.
able at the National
3.24%,
Sept.
inclusive.
The $200,000 sewer
—
offered
Education, will
on
of
from
000 student union
by the First Boston Corp., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
$700,000 4s. Due
Dated
Due Bank of Oklahoma 'City, as 3s and
Dec. 3V4S, at a price of 100.018.
headed
syndicate
a
(CST)
chase
Bond Sale
August
cap¬
offered
—
People's
58-2.
combination the
and
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
building
190,
p. 100 — were awarded to Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., as 3J/2S, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
Manhattan
Clerk of Board of
Marion.
Bank of New York
approved
bonds,
Series C-l.
E
school
awarded
July
1960
from
Note Sale
inclu¬
1965
to
Bond
Pennsylvania
improvement
street
Dated
notes
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
from
Grant,
bonds are due in 1961
of $61,000 special
Newark, Ohio
purchase of $50,000 water
1
B.
Harper County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Laverne), Okla.
"Bond Offering—Charles McKee,
Elmer Shaw,
—
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the National City Bank of
W. E. Easter-
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on July 28
June
Commissioner's
4,440,000
21—v.
until
bonds.
1
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
for the
bids
semi-annually
Newton, N. C.
Bond
on
Authority (P. O. Shillington),
Pennsylvania
will
1962.
Auditor, will receive sealed
noon
(EST) on Aug. 5
bonds, as fol¬
lows: $3,000 6s, due on June 1
1962
Knox,
receive
follows:
as
$2,550,000
3.90%.
Marion, Ohio
to
hall
town
Due
..
Due
43/4S,
$8,000
approved
by
& Dempsey, of
Legality
to
inclusive.
1969
15,000
1
.
1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
follows:
due
1959.
.
...
payable
Offering—Tom
Clerk,
City
The
Dated August
a
$15,000
fire fighting
bonds, as follows:
.
from
Sewer District improve¬
land.
,
of¬
inclusive.
ment
price of 100.37, a
interest cost of about 4.86%,
Corp., at
Okla.
1,
Governor Mifflin Joint School
W.
will
sealed
ler's
Bond
Controller,
sive. Principal and interest
OKLAHOMA
improve¬
awarded to the First Securi¬
were
ties
1
Dec.
on
137,500
$30,000 bonds
14—v. 190, p. 206—
July
Williams, of
Cincinnati.
Ada,
$66,000
totaling
bonds
1969
Sale—The
Bond
Legality approved
Shaffer &
Peck,
by
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Offering—Jas.
County
1960 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Park, Ohio
Due
N. C.
Waccamaw,
Due
August
Legality approved by Burg¬
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
Allegheny County (P. O.
Bond
of
1979
inclusive.
Dated
August 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclu¬
win,
"bonds,
re¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Lorain County Say¬
1959.
July 27 for the purchase of
$350,000 general obligation bonds.
sive.
PENNSYLVANIA
will
purchase
the
for
3
Aug.
County State Bank, of Roseburg.
receive
will
on
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Douglas
.
Directors,
on
—
to
1971
$50,000 3s, due
from
1
1960
$60,000
inclusive;
due
13 for the pur¬
Aug.
2943—
p.
the
Norman
—
Clerk,
Village
Bankert,
to
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
$6,990,000
general
obligation
Waynesboro, Ohio
Offering
13—v. 189,
awarded
were
School
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EDST)
—
a
follows:
$50,000
as
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
receive sealed
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Ambridge School District, Pa.
:
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 28
fered July 20—v. 189, p. 2942—
470,000 term bonds, as 4^/88, due
Bond Offering
Martha Kluz,
for the ^purchase of $955,000 gen¬
were awarded to McDonald & Co.,
on Aug.
1, 1989.
eral obligation bonds, as follows: Secretary of Board of School Di¬
as 4s, at a price of 100.53, a basis
Other members of the syndi¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
of about 3.89%.
$900,000 waterworks bonds.
Due until 7
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 12 cate:
Co.,
serially from 1962 to 1975.
for the purchase of $140,000 gen¬ Butcher & Sherrerd, Kidder, PeaGarfield Heights, Ohio
5f),000 public park bonds.
Due eral
obligation school bonds. Dated body & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Bond
Offering — Alfred
L.
in 1961.
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from Rambo, Close and Kerner,' Inc.,
Vapenik, Director of Finance, will
Dewey County Indep. Sch. District 1960 to 1973 inclusive. Legality Bache & Co., Boenning & Co., C.
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
No. 1 (P. O. Taloga), Okla.
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin, C. Collings & Co.r Arthurs, Le(EDST) on August 6 for the pur¬
Bond Sale
An issue of $7,000 Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
strange & Co., Suplee, Yeatman,
chase of $159,500 special assess¬
school building bonds was sold to
Mosley Co., Inc., Warren W. York
ment bonds, as follows:
Downingtown Joint High School : &
R. J. Edwards, Inc., as 4s, at a
Co., Inc., J. S. Hope & Co.,
Authority (P. O. Downington),
$22,000 street improvement bonds.
and Joseph Lincoln Ray.
price of 100.25, a basis of about
price of 100.0012,
net interest cost of about 4.14%,
ties
4V4S, at a price of 101.90, a basis
of about 4.05%.
Bond
offered July
as
$114,000 sewer system special as¬
sessment
bonds.
Dated Aug.
15,
ment
awarded to the First Securi¬
were
noon
of
Bond Sale—The street
314—
p.
Co.,
of
Roseburg, Oregon
Bond Sale.—The $34,000 sewer
improvement Series A-1959 bonds
Cincinnati,
of
Harris &
$42,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
chase
Fairview
190,
until
bids
sealed
$300,000 bonds
July 31—v.
of Education, will
of Board
receive
Graham, N. C.
offered
Bank,
Stranahan,
(P. O. 14168 South West River
(EDST)
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Sale —The
$33,500
Bond
house
3
District
Road, Columbia Station), Ohio
Bond Offering—Lydia B. Fritz,
Clerk
No.
District
Fire
Seneca
West
Provident
School
Local
District
(P. O. Harrison), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $980,000 build¬
and
OHIO
Columbia
School
Local
Southwest
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 190,
p.
100—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., McDonald & Co.,
$32,000 swimming pool bonds.
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
totaling
Bonds
—
follows:
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity
Sale
Bond
$61,000 were sold to the Bank of
North
Dakota,
in Bismarck, as
from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
1
sive. Principal and interest
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
DAKOTA
NORTH
County (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Offering: — Walter
L.
Saratoga
as
.
.
(410)
Bond
Offering
Chegwidden,
—
Secretary
Reports
Gwen
of
G.
Board
Revenue
May—Revenues
in
of
Increases
in
the Authority
May, 1959 totaled $714,869 com-
Number 5867
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
pared with $661,006 in May of
1958, according to Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Director of the
Authority.
For
the
12
months
100,000
"to
$8,719,794
The
Government
for
Bank
300,000
bonds.
1960
Development
fiscal
is
Water
Rico
Resources
Rico
Reports
May
Revenue
Total
—
;
'
in
the
of
Authority in May, 1959 amounted
to
$3,099,603, compared with $2,933,940 in May of 1958, according
to
S.
L.
Descartes,
Executive
Director of the Authority.
the
For
30, 1959,
ity
12
months
totaled
$35,429,477
12-months'
Puerto
for
Development
Rico
agent for the Puerto
Resources
fiscal
is
Rico Water
Sale—The
Bond
21—v.
Inc.,
interest
net
a
ISLAND
Bond
Offering
Director
The
—
Finance
of
sealed bids until
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
Co.,
1961
of
to
City, S.C.
age
receive
awarded
will
bidder
$195,000
the
to
by
July 29
the
Bond
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
City. Legality
July
at
RESERVE SYSTEM
Sale—An
issue
the
to
15
INDEXES
1959
1947-49 average=100
1958
•June
May
total___._—
132
155
153
131
Manufactures
156
134
158
156
133
June
May
Durable
172
169
139
172
169
Nondurable
—_—-—_
144
129
145
142
________—_—
126
126
112
128
127
115
145
141
111
143
141
109
155
151
111
154
153
durable
Major
total
goods,
durables—__
consumer
Bond
99
158
162
117
111
118
114
242
"263
242
X
"264
durables
153
general
ment
Due
'
Gas
'
____________i-
Nonagricultural
(prod;
total
Employment,
Nondurable
Department
store
stocks,
value__
Residential
99.4
92.3
(J-J)
95.1
92.3
90.7
172.8
169.6
90.3
93.5
~77
91
"144
133
U38
•141
NOTE: Construction
"151
147
X
♦153
140
1959
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
the purchase
'•
142
—-
155
170
118
123
104
130
F. W.
on
obligation
water
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due
1
109
124,
——-
eral
115
123
153
indexes based
tNot
tEstimated.
•Preliminary.
,
Dodge data for 48 states.
from
able
PRODUCTION
ful
-1959"June
May
154
103
bank
a
fabricating-^——__r—metal
Fabricated
•
Electrical
150
145
125
173
169
133
125
school
building
208
171
209
201
162
July 21
—
214
185
214
215
183
154
125
149
154
152
136
95
133
320
323
325
190
160
191
awarded
94
139
328
138
to
Apparel
171
143
X
140
120
par,
147
126
145
142
123
4.16%,
_—_
145
142
116
140
137
___
152
150
132
149
133
155
-
and
allied
X
126
111
127
121
X
132
122
100
X
X
99
161
146
162
162
146
180
157
X
130
159
149
138
148
150
137
125
t
143
155
145
X
154
143
192
t
X
191
168
188
139
165
209
18-1
X
187
X
X
♦141
131
143
*138
121
116
125
116
121
116
X
116
119
t'
121
116
X
113
114
X
116
X
t
X
products—!
and coal
and
beverage
Beverages
124
116
X
128
143
122
t
tobacco—
'
mfrs
■
.
.
„
123
oil
Crude
and
natural
oil
gas—'__
—
.
Dated
131
.
124
122
112
,
1
119
Metal,
stone,
and
gas
liquids—
earth
minerals
'Preliminary.-!-tNot available.
1962 to
White
113
»
73
72
72
♦143
133
=
3V2S and 3Y4S.
♦138
122
,,
Due
137
135
-
,
191
X
X
112
155
147
f_;.
.
(CST)
purchase of
1960
1,
Sept.
to
1,
date.
Legality ap¬
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
las.
bonds.
on
182
.
_
,
of
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
sold
42,000 5s.
June 15 from
on
Due
approved
Dec.
J-J.
Charles
'Jiicht^ofSL Louis. '
&
inclusive.
1989
Texas
Bond
mitory
the
Sale—The
$546,000 dor¬
bonds offered July
sold to
revenue
15—v.
190,
100—were
p.
Federal
Housing and Horns
Agency, as 3s, at a price
Finance
Dated
June
Interest
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
15,
Lasara
VIRGINIA
0
Colonial Heights, Va.
Bond Sale—The $900,000
1959.
F.
improvement
15 — v. 190,
bonds
Lee,
Inc.,
Company.
Columbian
the
Securities
poration of Texas, at
cost
of
about
a
Cor¬
net inter¬
4.24%,
fol¬
as
Due
to
1972
to
July
on
1963
1
from
inclusive.
on
and
July 1 from
inclusive.
July
Indep.
School
awarded
Offering
—
000
McKin¬
1 from 1961 to 1960
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank in Dallas,
to be selected by the purchaser.
Aug.
Bond
Sale—An
was
O. Perryton),
of
$20,000
awarded to the
Co., and the
Securities Corporation
Texas, jointly.
1969
1972
to
on July 1
incl.; $60,July 1 from
1971
on
1975
due
incl.; $75,000
July 1 from
incl.; $245,000
July 1 from 1980
on
1979
to
4y4s, due
to
to
4V2S, due
1976
on
1988 incl.
1,740,000
series D,
sewer revenue
47/ss.
as
Clallam
County
Crescent
School
District
No.
Port
Bond
Angeles),
(P. O.
Wash.
and
equipment
bonds
awarded to the Olympic State
Bank, of Port
at
Consol„
313
Sale—An issue of $25,000
building
was
issue
Securities
series D
revenue
as
4.60s,
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Hamilton
2840—
$100,000 4.40s, due
District,
President of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
airport bonds
bonds
p.
a
follows: $740,000 4s,
on
July 1, 1960 to 1964
incl.; $380,000 4y4s, due on
July 1 from 1965 to 1968 incl.;
ney,
on
sewer
bonds,
from
Fred
to
D
189,
due
T exas
Bond
2—v.
follows:
1959. Legality ap¬
Dallas.
McKinney
&
group headed
by Foster and Marshall, at a net
cost of about 4.93%, as
McCall,
Parkhurst,
McCall
& * Horton,
of
Crowe,
Brooke
interest
by
proved
H.
series
revenue
$1,600,000
Dated July 1,
R.
County) (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Sale —The
$3,340,000
sewer
were
4s.
were
WASHINGTON
offered
lows:
$4,000
—
Bellevue Sewer District (King
awarded
was
gen¬
offered
208
a group composed of
Craigie & Co., Peoples Na¬
W.
Indep. School District, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $35,000
Bond
schoolhouse
bonds
p.
tional Bank, of Charlottesville, C.
F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Mason &
price
a
Angeles,
100.094, a
of
3.90s,
basis of
as
3.88%.
Douglas
County, Palisades School
102 (P. O. Watersille),
Dated Aug. 15,
1959. Due on Aug. 15 from 1960
to
1964
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Dist.
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
Leedy, County Treasurer, will
(PST) on Aug. 3 for the purchase
of
$18,100 general obligation
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
by
Tex.
District,
Bond
Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
was
$70,000
sold
to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., as
4%s, at a price of par. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1981
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst,
Washington
ceive
McCall &
Horton,
Legality
Trauer-
and
system
bonds
revenue,
offered
July
Series
14—v.
(190, p. 208—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
the
Union Securities Co., Rotan,
bids
R.
Forrest
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Bond
Hansen,
Kennewick, Wash.
Offering — William
City
ceive
sealed
on
will
Manager,
bids
until
2
E.
re¬
pjn.
July 28 for the purchase
$54,000
general
indebtedness
bonds.
Sale—The $450,000 water
sewer
1959
sealed
—
Treasurer's office.
of
Terrell, Texas
Bond
Offering
(PST)
Crowe,
was
No.
Bond
to 1987 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Dated July 1, 1959.
from 1961 to 1969
Interest
by
was
awarded to
June 15 from
on
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
of
bonds
Finance
University of Texas (P. O. Irving),
eral
est
issue of $95,000
revenue
Federal
Housing and
Agency, as 4%s,
at a price of par. Dated April
1,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1962
Home
July
to
Sale—An
system
to the
$36,000 4V2S. Due
$50,000
bonds
125
'5' '
■
■
Throckmorton, Texas
Jewett-Marquez Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Centerville), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $78,000
was sold to the Municipal Securi¬
ties Company, as follows:
of Dallas.
issue
improvement
134
-
Due
sold to Lucien L. Bailey & Co., as
146
X
sewer
of
Tennessee
122
r
(CST)
purchase
1986 inclusive.
Sale—An
134
•
p.m.
bids
County (P. O. Sparta),
*136
66
1
sale
of par.
D.
125
123
r
;..
from
•148
•
at
W.
oral
*'
138
-
that
1958.
1,
134'
73
receive
will
the
Stephensville Independent School
Tenn.
Mayor
—
announces
Dec.
July 1 from
on
any
and
1, 1983.
proved
1:45 p.m.
for
March
proved
inclusive.
Aug. 5 for the
$405,000 water and
Bond
■
Natural gas and
_
from
July 1 from
on
on
on
las.
1
inclusive.
on
134
'
Offering
will be received
177
207
1985
to
147
74.
Crude
7
July
on
inclusive.
Tullahoma,
Bond
Parham
school
__—
1976
to
1977
(
4
—
X
.
-
1967
to
520,000 4.10s. Due
Minerals:
fue}s
about
125
t
_——-
Tobacco manufactures
Mineral
Due
5s.
1968
110
125
_
manufactures
Food
110
125
134
135
products-
chemicals
beverages,
Food
94
X
printing and periodicalsand petroleum products
Petroleum
Foods,
until
31
Columbian
330,000 4.20s. Due
100
119
162
t
149
Chemical
and
122
X
127
products
and allied products
Printing and publishing—
Newsprint
consumption
Industrial
122
95
106
t
:
Paper
Chemicals
102
129
products
products
Paper and printing—
job
122
113
124
X
allied
leather
and
of
cost
follows:
as
$150,000
130
145
interest
net
a
Manufactures:
products
Leather
Auditor,
bids
113
apparel
products—
and
and
Rubber
City
Aug.
Texaa
176
manufactures
the
on
to
Tex.
Offering—E. Lynn Cross-
Ochiltree County (P.
161
fixtures
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
of
128
Nondurable
Rubber
composed
group
145
159
date
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at a Texas
Bank, a New York City bank, and
a Chicago bank, all to
be named
were
—
113
154
155
172
products
products
316
V
1961
mill
a
207
p.
170
and
and
190,
v.
139
Miscellaneous
Textile
$1,000,000
bonds
offered
products-.
miscellaneous-.—149
and
and
Textiles
The
—
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and R. W.
Pressprich & Co., at a price of
Clay, glass, and lumber
Stone, clay, and glass
Lumber
Sale
Bond
payment
after Feb.
inclusive.
Knoxville, Tenn.
149
173
125
141
transportation equip.—
:———193
Furniture
131
151
178
147
169
Instruments
Furniture
ley,
on
Due
216
139
326
parts——
and
success¬
announces
a.m.
1994 inclusive. Callable
to
bidder.
213
.__
—.—______
equipment——
trucks,
company
the
by
106
157
150
———;
Nonelectrical
156
to
Dallas,
Bond
pay¬
June
May
176
products——
Machinery
Transportation
Feb.
on
TENNESSEE
___________—
1962
inclusive.
trust
or
designated
Manufactures:
metals
Other
•June
Juno
152
183
\
1970
Carter
D.
10
(CST) on Aug.
12 for the purchase of
$10,000,000
water
development
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1962
Legality approved by 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 28 for
Owen, Scott, Barber & the purchase of $200,000 schoolMarquart, of Minneapolis.
house bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
1958
-1959
1958
to
bids until
Dorsey,
—Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
at
be
to
average=10Q>
(1947-49
1961
bonds.
Principal and interest (F-AJ
available.
INDUSTRIAL
■
126,000 33/4s. Due
sealed
Aug. 1, 1960
on
1961.
1964
(CST) on Aug. 3
of $20,000 gen¬
Joe
that the Board will receive sealed
Bond
and
*
sealed
retary
sewer
$24,000 3V4S. Due
Schuett,
will receive
for
April
May
1
J.
Water Development Board
(P. O. Austin), Tex.
Bond Offering—Executive Sec¬
as
follows:
1960
Offering—L.
City Auditor,
1958
April
were
Municipal Securi¬
31,000 41/4S. Due
80
90
—
—
contract
1970
to
Tyndall, S. Dak.
126
——
:——.—
1961
1959.
88.9
144.9
'
"89
to the
bonds
Corporation, of Texas, jointly,
Bank of Leola.
__—-—_______—_—
other
treat¬
1,
Principal and interest
payable at the Leola State
106.9
value 1956-57 average=100
:__
Shan¬
Oct.
from
108.5
May
Total
1
101.1
Without Seasonal Adjustment
Construction contracts,
Jan.
on
95.1
tl45
t
value—
improvement
$150,000
was
inclusive.
92.8
87
sales,
115.3
118.8
100.9
—
store
120.1
inclusive.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
sewage
Dated
107.3
93.7
(______
Department
Autos,
of
time to the Fed¬
obligation
bonds.
101.S
——
Payrolls ____!
Freight
carloadings
Metal
issue
Texas
ties Co., and Colombian Securities
Auditor,
108.4
—
Durable
239
115.0
119.2
319.7
total______
workers)—
emp.,
Manufacturing
Primary
An
—
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $25,000
108
*263
Durable
as
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
100
121
156
'?
consumer
Utility
All
County
4s and 4V4S
Offering—Lowell
City
non,
109
output, total
t265
Electricity ______t265
Autos
Other
on
'
Minerals1
Feb. 1 from
on
1984
to
Co., and McClung & Knicker¬
interest
J-D. Legality approved by
128
Consumer
$8,000
sold
Leola, S. Dak.
138
146
of
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 4%s, at a price of par
June
153
159
production,
1977
County, County Precinct No.
(P. O. Robert Lee), Texas
1
eral
1958
Feb. 1,
on
1978.
1979.
was
revenue
same
Feb. 1 from
on
108,000 4%s. Due
from
Lyman
Sale
sewer
sold at the
1959-
Si¬
price of par.
$49,000
-Unadjusted-
155
•June
Industrial
a
as
$5,000,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue
bonds.
Due
semi-annually
bonds
revenue
Additional
Seasonally Adjusted
ap¬
&
DAKOTA
Bank, of Kennebec,
BUSINESS
be
Kennebec, S. Dak.
sewer
4.35%,
inclusive.
30,000 41/4s. Due
any
to
successful
Sinkler, Gibbs
SOUTH
(EDST) on Simons, Inc., at a net interest cost
for the purchase of $1,-I of 4.31%.
noon
about
1976
Principal
of Charleston.
mons,
bonds was
Frost, Reed &
revenue
Dated
company
and the
proved
sewer¬
to
awarded
Hol-
Sept. 1 from
on
by
208—
Funk,
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
(M-S) payable at
upon
of
cost
$112,000 4%s. Due
road
bonds.
inclusive.
trust
or
agreed
waterworks and
svstem
Deputy
1980
and interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
combined
interest
Coke
Neville
—
revenue
190,
follows:
Aug. 1 from
on
combe, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $800,000 park¬
ing facilities refunding and im¬
provement
20—v.
awarded to Creston H.
Hobbs & Co., and Rowles, Winston
& Co., at a price of 100.017, a net
1979
Spartanburg, S. C.
Offering
$250,000 street
bonds of¬
Aug. 1 from
on
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
bank
Newport, R. I.
Due
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
•
3.99%.
Lake
July
59
bocker.
improvement
and
Aug. 1 from
on
186,000 3.80s. Due
July
cost
from
1
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
gen¬
Robinson-Humphrey
at
Aug.
on
Due
134,000 3%s.
190, p. 315—were awarded
the
to
Due
90,000 3.60s.
O.
$350,000
were
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond
eral obligation bonds offered
com¬
group
&
Texas
Pass,
Sale—The
1962
5s.
SOUTH CAROLINA
County (P.
Chesterfield), S. C.
Bond
drainage
fered
follows:
as
$90,000
of
Chesterfield
a
of¬
TEXAS
,
Aransas
207—
p.
Atlanta; J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
Inc.; Huger, Barnwell & Co., and
Howard C. Traywick & Co., Inc.,
Aug.
Bank
190,
to
gen¬
bonds
in
from
1
16—v.
awarded
.
about
Authority.
RHODE
Aug.
inclusive.
May
$36,674,618
against
in the corresponding
period a year ago.
Government
The
Bank
ended
improvement
on
1969
July
$500,000
school
posed of Robinson-Humphrey Co,,
Inc.; Trust Company of Georgia,
Providence,
Providence, or at
the
Bankers
Trust Company, New York City.
Legality
approved
by V Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston. :
"v; :\/:a
of the Author¬
revenues
Due
to
National
Increases
revenues
were
from
1
1, 1959.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Trust Department
Office of the
principal paying agent, Industrial
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto
Aug.
on
Sale—The
obligation
fered
1969 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated
eral
improvement
general
1960
Bond
Aug.
on
1995 inclusive.
to
Due
to
100,000
agent for the Puerto Rico Aqueauct and Sewer Authority.
Puerto
1969
general
against
Rico
Puerto
from
1
year.
$8,141,137 in the previous
Orangeburg County School District
No. 5 (P. O.
Orangeburg), S. C.
,
$700,000 water bonds. Due
ended May 31, 1959 total revenues
amounted
obligation bonds,
general
follows:
!
as
(411)
Dallas
Mosle
Spokane
County East Valley Sch.
(P. O. Spokane),
Washington
District No. 361
Bond
QQQ
Sale—An
general
issue
of
obligation
$910,-
school
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
.
.
Monday, July 27, 1959
.
(412)
bonds
awarded
was
to
group
a
composed of the Seattle-First
tional
Na¬
Seattle; Blyth &
of
Bank,
Co., Inc.; Foster & Marshall; Dean
Witter & Co., and Pacific North¬
west
net
Co., at a price of 100.02, a
interest cost of about 4.22%,
follows;
as
$218,000 4V;>s. Due on Aug. 1 from
incl.
1967
to
1961
1 from
Due on Aug.
192,000 4s.
incl.
1972
1968 to
from
500,000 4V4s. Due on Aug. 1
1973 to 1982 incl.
THE U.S. TREASURY SALUTES
1959.^ Due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Dated
1,
August
THE PEOPLE IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
Treasurer's of¬
by
able at the County
Legality
approved
Burchan & Blair, of Spokane.
fice.
No.
307
Washington
—
Don
County
until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
bids
the purchase of
obligation school
for
31
July
general
$89,000
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Boone,
Offering
Bond
on
Rainier School
(P. O. Olympia),
County,
Thurston
District
bonds.
VIRGINIA
WEST
Berkeley County Public Service
District (P. O. Martinsburg),
West
Virginia
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
,
bonds was sold on
water revenue
July
15
Federal Housing
the
to
Finance
Home
and
Agency,
as
4%s, at a price of par.
£.ogan County Board of Education
(P. O. Logan), W. Va.
Bond Offering—Paul C. Winter,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion,
til
11
will receive sealed bids un¬
a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 4 for
purchase of $2,600,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
the
building
(F-A) payable at the State
terest
Treasurer's office, or at the option
the First Nation¬
of the holder, at
City Bank, of New York City.
al
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
IMew York City.
County Board of Education
Wood
20
189,
v.
—
3V2S, at
2944
p.
—
were
Men and
Moore & Co.,
awarded to Young,
as
price of par.
a
can
WISCONSIN
$1,000,000
bonds
revenue
of¬
p.
315—
syndicate
headed by The First Boston Corp.,
and Baxter & Co., jointly, at a
net interest-cost of about 3.68%.
fered
awarded
to
Sale—The
Bond
190,
$145,000 storm
July
21
315—were awarded to
& Co., Inc., at a
p.
Baird
Robert W.
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 3.70%, as follows;
Due
$50,000 3V2S.
1960 to
to
Due
1979
Stevens
Bond
Aug. 1 from
1969 incl.
95,000 3%s.
1970
on
on
Aug. 1 from
incl.
$175,000
earn
their
living in the steel industry
raw
material supplies, to nearly
industry in the United States. They
proud of the help thousands
are
upon
every
can
also
thousands of them
giving to America's Peace Power through the
chase of U.S.
pur¬
Savings Bonds.
Through regular purchase of Shares in America, these
people
after retirement, and
worthwhile
are
reinforcing their
establishing current
family projects
as new
own
security
reserves
for such
homes, education and
travel.
•
If your company
has
thus far, you can start
State
to
Point, Wis.
Sale—The
who
pride in knowing that their crafts and skills
thrift-conscious
Wis.
offered
bonds
sewer
be
a
Milwaukee,
South
•—v.
190,
22—v.
July
were
women
take great
other great
Sale—The
Bond
waterworks
buy Savings Bonds and strengthen America's Peace Power
contribute, through
Wis.
Madison,
—who
bonds offered
construction
.school
$2,200,000
Sale —The
Bond
July
W. Va.
O. Parkersburg),
(P.
not put
in
a
Payroll Savings Plan
immediately. Just telephone
your
Savings Bonds Director and accept the help he wants
give
you.
J. K. Thomson is shown here
mills
Or write to Savings Bonds Division, U.S.,
Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.
of
this
country.
Thomson is making regular use
i
.
at his
work in
one
of the great steel
Like thousands of his fellow craftsmen, Mr.
of his
to contribute to the Peace Power
company
Payroll Savings Plan
of his country.
cor¬
porate
purpose
bonds
offered
July 20 — v. 190, p. 100 — were
awarded to Robert W. Baird &
Co.,
Inc.,
at
a
net
interest
cost
of about 3.22%.
THE
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADA
BRITISH COLUMBIA
THE
-New
—
-
Westminster,
Debenture
Queensborough
enue
v.
B.
Sale—The
Toll
C.
$3,500,000
Bridge
rev¬
debentures offered July 15—
190, p. 208—were awarded to a
group
Co.,
composed of A. E. Ames &
Ltd.,
Dominion
Securities
c:
Corp., Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Ltd., Canadian Bank of Commerce,
and
as
the
5V2S,
Royal
at
a
Bank
price
of
of
basis of about 5.87%.
Canada,
96.37,
a
U.S. GOVERNMENT
00ES
NOT
PAY
FOR
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE
TREASURY
DEPARTMENT THANKS, TOR
THEIR PATRIOTISM, THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL AND THE DONOR ABOVE.
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