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MONDAY
ISSUE
JUL
2S 1953
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5763
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
-
ABC Vending Corp. — Stock
Olfering Completed — A
,l registered secondary offering of 150,000 shares of com¬
mon stock of this
corporation, made on July 17 at $17.75
a
share, has been completed and the books closed, ac¬
cording to an announcement July 21 by Reynolds & Co.,
Inc., manager of a group of underwriting firms which
sold the stock.
•
a
jalousie window model
new
building products line has been
dent.
He
said
it
incorporates
operational features
and
announced
improved
new,
advantages.—V.
American
In This Issue
Net
*
187,
assets at
assets
msrket______
After
common
per
Stock and Bond Quotations
deducting
: 1957.—V.
137,
p.
Albemarle
GO-cent
weather
1537
pp.
New York Stock
Presi¬
sealing
American
Dec. 31,'57
*$26.99
capital
gain
paid
June 30,'57
Stock
Stock
Ann
34
Exchange
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal
Stock
Ry.
Section
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
33
No
debentures
the
The
5,533
168,
corporation
covering
&
U.
Dividends Declared
45.
p.
Federal
to
San
Combustion
that
The
be
Engineering
had
sought
in
46
The Course of Bank Clearings
to be
series
a
work.
/
■
„
heat
exchanger
components
capable
of
handling
liquid-
and fabricated components for virtually every
*•" nuclear
project undertaken in the United States.
The company also
; .built the prototype Army Package Power Reactor
at Port Belvoir, Va.
for
the Army,
under contract to the AEC.
,
; '
In
addition,
and
ALCO designed
the
install
entire
the
primary
; under construction at Port
second APPR,
nuclear
Greely, Alaska.—V.
that
for
188,
p.
plant,
assets
net
—V.
value
——.
Co.—Appoints Subsidiary Presidents—
has appointed new Presidents for two of Its whollysubsidiaries.
Sun Tube
Corp.
and
Bradley Container Corp.,,
owned
Stolk,
C.
company
of
President
New
President,
Bradley,
Leghorn, is Joseph D. Martin,
Sun
Aluminum Co. of America
Six
Months
Ended
June
(&
30—
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1958
-
v
Sales
and
Income
operating
before
Provision for
U.
U.
revenues
S.
and
foregin
S. and foreign
Number of
Earned
366,595,129 423.250,719
35,523,205
74,498,017
16,051,297
common
share,
38.038,979
20,593,329
$0.88
shares
36,459,038
19,471,908
—
common
per
inc.
on
$1.79
;
__
*After preferred dividend requirements.
This
enable
Alcoa
to
15
to
spur
Y.,
provide
all-around
products on Long Island."
of the office.
num
ager
During the
Ariz.,
and
July
on
N.
and
year
Boise,
Alcoa
The
a
to
manufacturers
according to William B.
also has opened
Idaho.
development activity to
American
service
company
new
also
alumi-
of
Renner,
Man-'
sales offices in Phoenix,
boosted
has
its
research
Theatres,
Inc.—
record high.—V. 187,
Broadcasting-Paramount
p.
1997.
Acquires 170 Harvey Cartoons—
The
-j
ABC
produced
a
by
Television
Paramount
multi-million
I *3T by
Thomas
\V.
Network
has
Pictures,
for
170
first
on
dollar long-term contract,
Moore,
Vice-President
in
it
run
was
Charge
Harvey
cartoons.
television,
through
announced on July
of
Programming
17
for
produced
produced
in
since
1950,
color.*—V.
187,
the
p.
cartoons
2329.
p.
are
of
Tube,
Sun
succeeding
Mr.
who has been the subsidiary's Executive
1955.
fully-animated
and
were
selling
notification
common
Offered—The
the
with
($10
par
for
used
company
stockholders of record July 7
for
172,162 additional shares of
The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
who
to the
returned
has
Canco division.
General Manager of manufacture,
as
.
..
Export Lilies, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
corporation
ended
mouths
ended
$3,024,000
or
an
recapture
30,
June
estimated
of
announces
30, 1958
June
subsidy,
operating
$2,570,000
and Income
1957,
computed
$2.52 per share.—V.
187,
p.
net earnings for
or
$2.14
the
be
may
per
294,706
right
and
dealer's concession
the
Of
352,399
underwriters,
shares
s<jld
of
converted
into
stock
common
at
rate
the
same
the
basis,
See
also
V.
and
shares
278,600
acquired
shares
187,
sold
p.
on
2902.
They
are
from
redeemable at the option of the
102
to
100Va%, together with
sinking fund at 100%
and through the
interest.
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
for
an
of current bank loans which, as of May 15, 1958,
$8,450,000 and were made partly to finance the pro¬
curement of materials and supplies, partly to carry notes and accounts
receivable
and
partly
the
finance
to
expansion
and
growth
-
BUSINESS—The
Its
1933.
name
its name
cream
11,
Western Dairies, Inc.; effective Aug. 1.
Its principal business
Slauson Ave., Los Angeles 47, Calif.
organized in Delaware on Dec.
changed to Arden Farms Co.
1900 West
done,
subsidiaries
ice
at
was
was
and Intended to be done, by the company and
is the manufacture, buying and selling of ice cream,
ice milk mix and cheese, the processing of milk, and
business
its
corporation
originally
was
office Is located
The
the
of
business.
mix,
general business of buying and selling milk, cream, skim milk,
milk,
buttermilk,
butter, oleomargarine,
cottage cheese,
eggs, mayonnaise, salad dressing and other related products at whole¬
sale and retail and the buying and selling of groceries, meats, market
merchandise and other related products atajjfcjiolesale and retail, and
such other business as may be necessary in connection with, or inci¬
—
of
rights
at
$6.25
be
acquired
per
are
or
to
be
to
powdered
Stock Sub¬
acquired
at
share,
with
delivered
on
account
of
July
11
and the
at
$6.25
40
a
sales
remaining 73,799 shares
per
share,
less
35
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
cents..
debs.,
subord.
stock
Preferred
per
series
(without
due
par
♦Includes
"
shares
2
represented
Outstanding
$4,099,300
$2,522,000
Unlimited
6,600,000
t
3,000,000
6,600,000
1,777,644
t
600,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
by outstanding
,
.
*422,529 shs.
1910,771 shs.
stock scrip.
shares represented by outstanding stock
aggregating 13/20 and 52 10/20 shares issuable
16 17/20
^Includes
fractional shares
FINANCING
,
value, $3
shr. per annum, cum. and part.)
stock (par $1)-:
:
Common
scrip,
vnder
Agreement in respect of certificates unexchanged there¬
under.
Does not include shares into which any of the debentures are.
or
will be. convertible. 200,000 shares of common stock are initially
reserved for issue upon conversion of the debentures offered hereby:
an
additional 162,934 shares are reserved for issue upon conversion
the
Merger
$2,444,000 of 1986 debentures.
§ Pursuant
several-
the
GIVING
July 1,
1986, conv. until July 1, 1964
5%
subord.
debs.,
second series due
July 1, 1986, conv. until July 1, 1968
54%
term notes i
.
Property acquisition notes '.
5%
of said
by
activities.
such
to,
CAPITALIZATION
six
were
underwriters, headed by Merrill
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
exercise
upon
during the subscription period
offered
1968.
to
to
Travelers
each
were
1,
for
and
equivalent portion
six
35 cents per share.
shares
278/600
1963,
PROCEEDS—The
after
1527.
Heritage Life Insurance Co.
During the subscription period the
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and
for
July
accrued
and
dental
the
share
Earnings for
taxes.
upon
per
scriptions—Of the 941,564 shaFes of common stock re¬
cently offered to stockholders of record June 25, a total
of 883,871 shares were subscribed for and the remaining'
57,693 unsubscribed shares are to be purchased from the
company by the underwriters pursuant to the underwrit¬
ing agreement. The rights which were on a l-for-lVa
basis expired on July 9.
subscribed
1,
the
Britzke,
241.
American
The
months
made
ABC-TV, and Alfred Harvey, President of Harvey Films, Inc.
All
company
183,
cents
acquired
tubes, bottles and cans
is Kenneth M. Leghorn. President
President
New
succeeds Leonard A.
American
opened its first permanent sales office on
aluminum usage in one of the nation's
fastest-growing industrial markets,
The new Alcoa quarters, located in Garden City, L. I., N. Y., "will
company
Island,
Long
to go to
t
letter of
a
Co.—Securities
stock
of
July
to
1940,
$
20,625,803
income
Net
taxes
taxes on income
parent
—V.
1957
$
1953,
since
Leghorn
Mr.
.
since
Tube
July 11.
announced on
maker of plastic
with headquarters in Maynard, Mass.,
Vice-President
2649.
p.
$3.63
company
assisted in these
187,
filed
11
company
at
prices
ranging
accrued interest in each case,
7,057,303 "
$4.07
corporation, it was announced on July 23, has acquired the
capital stock of Carnpana Sales Co.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
Chicago, 111., members of the New York and Midwest Stock Exchanges,
negotiations.—V.
share
amounted
American Can
This
of
6,731,176
—
share
per
187, p. 877.
William
entire
May 31, '58 Nov. 30. '57
$27,364,243 $25,646,831
outstanding
asset
Net
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
I
of—
Total
now
145.
the
through Schwa-
are
stock, (par $1) at $14 per share at the rate of
share for each five shares held; rights expire
debentures
one
prior
American Business Shares, Inc.—Net Assets Up—
As
and will manufacture
system
.
with
$1)
(par
each $15 principal amount of debentures
at the rate of one share of stock for each
$20 principal amount of debentures on or after July 1, JL963 and on or
Shares
designed
Farms
new
prior to
metal.
ALCO has
July
right to subscribe
The
of
.
and development program under ALCO's contract will
at the company's Schenectady, N. Y. plant, and is excompleted within eight months. The contract is the first
being awarded by the AEC to develop less expensive and
reliable
more
*
45
ALCO, Griscom-Russell Co. and
three firms selected
from
among
research
sodium
i
Federal
of
conducted
pected
/
Statement
said
the
were
the
Condition
notification
of
stock
With
Place, New York, N. Y., is subscription agent. The com¬
pany on July 8 also offered through its employees and
through security dealers an issue of $3,000,000 of 5%
subordinate debentures, second series due July 1, 1986
(convertible until July 1, 1968) at 100%, plus accrued
interest after Sept. 30,1958. No underwriting is involved.
46
Banks
letter
The proceeds
1990.
p,
on
about Sept. 22.
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices^ 46
generator and heat exchanger' components
in
sodium-cooled
power plants, was one oi three let under the program by the
Chicago Operations Office of the AEC.
atomic
announcement
corporation
common
"
Reserve
a
common
Calif.
covering 5.000
one
46
Banks
filed
9
shares of
Francisco,
share),
the
9
System
101,960
shares of common stock to be offered at
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
working capital.—V. 183, p. 2894.
50
„
July
on
19,998
Co.,
Arden
Payable
Rates
of Member
Reserve
Combined
"Steam
Commission
and
Statement
Condition
Energy Commission has announced the award of
this corporation for the development of sodium-cooled
equipment for nuclear power plants.
contract, covering initial design and development of sodium
The
Exchange
Foreign
Atomic
S-,
transfer
The
15
The
SEC
Corporation & Investment News_Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
*20,601
45.
p.
is offering to its
General
expiration of the offer $60,500 was sold for
at $113 per $100 debenture.
See also
2901 and V. 188,
p.
contract
a
heat
|,,
The
Miscellaneous Features
laid off during the standby,
were
ALCO Products, Inc.—AEC Awards Contract—
,VS»
212,917
1 41,494
income
per
account
V. 187,
l
3,987,188
5,050
taxes
Architectural Plastics Corp., Eugene, Ore.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
underwriting.
:^group
i
3,a<±0,208
*3,412
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange—__
tures.
<
71*,lu7
21,335
after
income
stockholders.—V. 185,
33
and at
.
629,oyi
inc.
oper.
bacher
amount of
-
expenses.
rev.
SEC
43
stockholders
/
$4,713,374
33
The remaining $2,000,000 was under¬
written by Scott & Stringfellow and associates. The un¬
derwriters purchased
$34,500 of unsubscribed deben¬
'
1958—6 Mos.—1957
-
$4,228,674
-
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
out
Earnings Higher—
Applied Physics Corp., Monrovia, Calif.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
sold their rights to $1,500,000
«>,principal
debentures to the company, and these deben¬
tures were sold privately to Insurance companies with¬
Net
1958—Month—1957
$720,212
♦Deficit.—V.
42
Markets
RR.—June
$699,528
Net
38
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
$
'
revenues
37
Exchange
Toronto Stocfe Exchange—Curb
stockholders of record June 20 at
Arbor
Federal
39
basis of $100 principal amount of debentures
for each twenty shares held,
$1,965,500 of debentures
were subscribed for up to and
including July 9. Certain
1958—13 Wks.—1957
$
78,331,731 215,304.313 201,133,595
operating
operating
37
Toronto
par on the
December,
Ry.
38
Stock
$18.16
In
Net
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
.
paid
2789.
p.
Period End. June 30—
34
34
December,
'
1
83,000,121
187,
*$13.88
dividend
29
Exchange
34
1537.
common
—V.
Detroit Stock Exchange
Paper Manufacturing Co.—Debenture Sub¬
class B
25
Pacific Coast Stock
scriptions—Of the $3,500,000 of 5\k% convertible subordinafed debentures due 1978 recently offered to class A
and
(Bonds)
gain
1958—5 Wks.—1957
'
Sales
Midwest Stock Exchange
$30.46
in
13
Cincinnati
*$23.51
dividend
(Stocks)
».
..
.
Exchange
*$15.93
capital
Stores Co.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 28—
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York
and
2113.
and
Dec. 31/57 June 30/57
$35,868,380 $31,254,444 $40,873,966
2,250,600
2,250,600
2,250,600
share
common
deducting 40-cent
187, p. 1538.
American
Page
aluminum
Silvers,
Corp.—Asset Value Increases
outstanding_u.;__„^_„_
assets per
After
$85,656,216 $74,621,047 $96,647,073
3,172,752
3,172,752
3,172,752
share
Copy
a
June 30,'58
Capital stock
1957.—V.
Up in Six Months—
June 30,'58
Capital stock outstanding
Net
ABC
International
of—
Net
Boston
Adams Express Co.—Assets
As of—
the
to
Charles
by
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
As
For further details, see V.
188, p. 241.
of
INSURANCE
-
Net assets at market
Adams Engineering Co., Inc.—New Development—
Introduction
Price
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Monday, July 28, 1958
being
serially
through
ment
the principal sum of $400,000 and the notes maturing
1, 1953 to 1967, inclusive.
The six
iMturing
1. 1958 have been paid. On June 28. 1854, the agree
supplemented and amended and the company sold to The
July
July
was
to an agreement dated June 26, 1952 the company sold
Insurance Co. $6,000,000 principal amount of 4% uotesS'
in
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(346)
additional $3,050,000 aggregate principal
July 1, 1955 to 1969, inclusive, the
13 first maturities to be
in the principal amount of $150,000 each
and
the last two in the amount of $550,000 each.
The four notes
maturing through July 1, 1958 have been paid.
of
amount
Co.
Insurance
Travelers
4%>
mature
by the board of directors to be at any
one
time outstanding, which
amount may be increased, except that
equipment purchase notes
and property acquisition notes are au¬
thorized
as
purchases of equipment,
or property acquisitions,
are
authorized.—V. 187, p. 2649.
authorized
presently
tAs
also
pleted and the books closed. For list of investment bank¬
ers underwriting this issue, see
last Monday's "Chron¬
icle," page 243.
In addition, the company is offering to its common
stockholders of record July 15, 1958, the right to sub¬
scribe on or before July 29, 1958, for $30,597,600 of 4^2%
an
to
notes
of
be
President,
Morris,
B.
July
on
Barnstable
for
"
A. C.
Lee
pany and its subsidiaries as
the boafd of directors may determine,
including the carrying of inventory and accounts receivable, payments
of indebtedness,
and general working capital in connection with the
Bosworth,
company's growth in business:—V. 185, p.. 1270.
A.
0.25
1.00
Blair
<fc
Lester,
Carl
0.80
Inc
Co.
William Blair & Co.,.
Sullivan
0.40
M.
below—V. 187,
Bifish, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
p.
1.00
0.35
McCormick
0.25
McDonald
1.00
0.25
0.80
McKelvy &
Alex. Brown & Sons
Clark, Dodge & Co
Corp.—Proposed Expansion—
Northern Natural Gas Co.
—
Butcher <fc Sherrerd
See
Mason-Hagan,
A.
-—-—
Richard
453.
Coffin
Clarke
W.
<te
Burr,
Corp.—
Inc
Exemption Order—
1). C.—Seeks
July
on
filed
22,
0.35
W.
Robertson
Dewar,
Dick
Francis
Air
the
Force.—V.
188,
Putnam
Reinholdt
Corp._
0.80
Riter
.
0.80
The
First
of
Southwest Co.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Boiler Contracts Received—
Hibbs
B.
Foster
manufacture eight marine boilers for installation aboard
ships of the American Export Lines, Inc.
contracts were awarded to B&W by the New York Shipbuilding
Fulton
Glore,
company
new
The
build
Export
the
Lines,
—V.
—V.
to
of
stock.—V.
common
185,
2798.
p.
;
for 144 diesel locomotives and 90 units of other equipment,
approximately $30,000,000, have been placed by Canadian Na¬
tional Railways with three Canadian manufacturers, it was announced
on July 15
by E. A. Bromley, Vice-President of purchases and stores.
Montreal
units
Works
Locomotive
of
tive
23
yard
London,
Ont.,
85
—and
Limited
will
build
32
30
steam
Hamilton,
horsepower each, four road switchers
of
1,000
HP;
General
Motors
switchers—16
road
generator
Ont.,
air
60
units,
dump
of
1,200
the
and
All
cars.
HP
the
of
1,400
Diesel
and 69
National
of
locomo¬
passenger
switchers
1,800
1,750 HF
Car
Steel
Corp. ol
equipment
new
HF
Ltd,,
of
for
'
is
Co.—
0.40
1.00
Bros.
Canadian
Pacific
Lines
Period E'nd. May 31—
0.40.;;
——
fc.
Railway
Railway
0.40
in
Maine—Earnings—
Net
1.00
0.40
Co
&
..
d958—Month—1957
$566,705
revenue—
expenses
oper.
j
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$483,241
336,769
-
>
$4,069,596 f $3,993,48E
446,064
2,500,871
2,748,41(
0.80
—
Shuman,
Singer; Deane & Scribner—
The Small-Milburn Co., Inc.
&
operations
Income
ry.
<■
$37,177
$1,568,725
$1,245,07(
*32,116
962,897
739,15'
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
0.40
Co
Agnew
oper.
0.35
Hlitzler—
&
~
.
0.40
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
&
/
-
Delivery
Robinson-Humphrey
Schwabacher
lines.
1.00
Co.—
&
of the equipment is scheduled to begin in October this
year and to be.completed by August, 1959.—V. 187, p.'2446. v
•
Canadian
on
0.80
——
Gardner—
&
use
$179,936
92,545
oper.
Deficit.—V.
187,
2797.
p.
0.35
Co
0.35
0.25
Canadian Pacific Ry.—May Earnings Lower—
1.65
-
Period End. May 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Mos.—1957
40,036,535
44,844,994
191.000,296
195;184,88<
Marache
Hallgarten & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Railway
expenses—
36,4-10,088
40,182,318
173,702,804
184,973,70:
1.00
Stix
0,25
0.25
3,596,447
4,662,670
12,297,492
10.211,18(
1.65
0.40
0.80
—V.
& Shipbuilding Corp. Each firm will
first to be constructed for the American
1958—Month—1957
$1,281,381
$1,363,584
1,136,925
expenses
,
Co.
F.
Wm,
P.
Co.
&
0.35
Co.——
<fe
Harper
0.35
—„—
—
Herrman
Co
&
.
E.
Hutton
E.
The
Illinois
S.
June
$326,731
$1,943,750
178,160
266,872
1,354,121
&
:
—
&
Inc.—
Company
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
—
Victor,
—
Inc.
&
Dann
:
0.25
Wagenseller
0.40
Co
G.
1.00
Joseph
0.40
Walston
—
Inc.—
Co.
&
Lemon
&
Jones
Joseph,
$2,507,638
1,563,059
&
Walker
H.
&
Inc.
Co._
^
0.35
Co.—
Mellen
Wood,
further details
See
Bond
in
V.
Earns,
_!
1957
1956
1955
11,662,572
9,449,431 :
4,311,701
6,067,900
4,976,300
2,270,200 J
$5,594,672
1,795,500
$4,473,131
1,282,500
$2.18
$1.74
-
1.65
share
com.
2,565,000
on
shares of
ACQUISITION—Effective
1.65
——
paid
per
♦Based
0.40
Co
Struthers & Co.—
188,
p.
of
the
p.
1.00
1.969,43'
.979,.701
the
16,
615,600
$0.80
$0.3
stock.
common
May
$989,-73'
564,30
$2,041,501—
acquired the asset
a division.—V. 187
company
571.
243.
Frenchette
Celanese
1958—Month—1957
Sales
—V.
0.25
and will be
Co., Inc.
operated
as
$6,571,562
Corp.
America
of
Suspends
Issuance
o
Celaire Trademark Licenses—
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Off—
Period Ended June 30—
1958—26 Wks.—1957
$5,013,677 $27,858,995 $28,894,936
187, p. 2218.
}
Subs.)—Earnings—
0.25
Inc.
Beck Shoe Corp.—June Sales Lower—
&
taxes
profit
Dividends
0.80
—
Co., Inc.
Witter & Co
Dean
Miller,
&
&
Weld
inc.
before
Net
0.25
Walker & Sons
White,
Co.—0.25
(&
1958
$42,469,620 $41,835,609 $22,754,327'$14,579^2!
Prov. for income taxes—
♦
$
•
0.25
—
Durst,
&
31—
sales
Profit
0.25
—_
Common,
Net
$
1599.
Year End. March
0.80
—
187, p.
Carter Products, Inc.
L.
R.
Day
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Co.
Co
Net earnings—
J,
—
$
$
■\
*
W.
5,998.538
6,179,935
Hutton
F.
0.40
& Webster Securities
0.40
1.00
1.00
0.25
—
Weeks
&
&
1.65
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Henry
Staats
& Co
Stroud
Hayden, Miller <fc Co._
R.
Corp.
&
Son
Smithers & Co.———
S.
Stone
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$8,123,685
$8,506,176
1958—5 Wks.—1957
&
Friedrichs & Co
1,036,853
$4,877,063
——
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
$144,456
—
Co.
Granbery,
from rail¬
income—
Period End. June 28—
Sales
betterments
.!,>-'i'<
revenue
187, p. 2790.
(A. S.)
amount
and
the
proceeds
of these
Railway
operations
oper.
the
0.40
under its replacement-program.
^ 1
Specialty Corp., of Lancaster, Ohio,'will furnish
revenue
revenue
ry.
that
principal
additions
into
bonds
sale to American-Business* Associates
shares)
(8,000
for
these
Co.—
&
Johnston,
way
payment
property.
and
com¬
that
William
Power
Period End. May 31—
Net
$175,000
to
of
amount
bonds,
No
entered
expected
0.35
0.35
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Net
value
par
C
been
is
Goodbody
Forgan
Hornblower
oper,
series
has
It
principal
$825,000
and
plant
the Department.
Smith, Barney & Co
air motor driven, automatic steam soot blowers for the
boilers with Type IK Retractable soot blowers for the superheater.
The ships will have single screw propulsion, and will be capable of
developing
12,500 normal
shaft horsepower,
and 13,750 maximum
continuous shaft horsepower.
Scheduled to enter service during the
summer of
I960, they will operate on the Mediterranean run of the
American Export Lines, Inc.—V. 187, p. 2790.
Railway
bonds
uncertain.
1.65
1.65
button,
Railway oper.
by
D
authorized
amount of series
their date, and to
Steel
vessels,
Inc.,
Diamond
The
push
&
Salomon
0.35
from
series
is
remaining
applied
0.80
L
0.40
Inc.—
Co.,
principal
years
has
the
National
the
of
two
Reid &
$1,000,000
20
41,776 shs.
$42,480 shs.
Utilities
& Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
cargo
and
Corp.
on
Public
Orders
&
0.25
Inc
Co.,
the
of
be
and
Shields
Marshall-.
July 9 reported that it has received two contracts
to design and
four
The
&
Co
Inc.
Rotan, Mosle & Co
0.40
„—
sale
will
company's
0.40
Jackson
Co.,
Fleming-W.
Nolan,
Folger,
of
approved
the
redeem
0.40
.
Reynolds & Co
0.25
0.35
2.80
Michigan Corp.—0.35
First
45.
p.
1.65
0.35
0.40
Fahey, Clark & Co._
Farwell, Chapman <fc Co.—
The First Boston Corp.—
which the Air Force is acting as the procure¬
Crosley also has manufactured these portable units for
service.
W.
R.
the
to
be
the
sale of
0.35
Jaffray & Hopwood
Pressprich & Co.—
piper,
195,000
42,480 shs.
1.00
—_
Co
&
Estabrook & Co.——
dollar orders applies to nine mobile radar units
The remainder of the
0.80
Co.—
195,000
;
'
worth
2.80
1.00
Co
Northwest
r
Canadian National Rys.—Orders New Equipment—
•;
0.35
———
Webber,
used
$200,000
0.40
Curtis
Equitable Securities
for tlie Marine Corps for
ment
Paine,
Union
Dillon,
Securities
t
*
&
Ohio Co.
Elworthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen Jr Co._—
radar
installation.
Pacific
1.00
duPont
I.
Eastman
corporation announced on July 14 its Crosley Division has
approximately $5,000,000 worth of military orders for ground
projects.
A substantial part of the $5,000,000 covers expanded work in connec¬
tion with design, development and fabrication of a prototype radar for
This
0.80
—
Dominick
&
Co,
&
The
1.00
Merle-Smith-
<fc
Dominick
Corp.—Crosley Receives Orders
0.25
—
$622,000
41,776 shs.
than
issue
* t"
•»»
: 133,000 *
;..*825,000!.,.
■
<■825,000
—
sell
to
of
Outstanding
*
133,000 V
more
their
FINANCING
'
'"J '-'ys
$622,000
tGiving effect to issuance and
0.40
—
Newbold's Son & Co.
H.
Newhard, Cook &
Pan-
&
coast
received
fixed
Co
&
the
1.65
Smith——
Leonard & Lynch
Stanley & Co
Moseley & Co
Skaggs
Davis,
PRESENT
Authorized
par)
and
sale
the
27,
the
of
0.25
Moore,
F.
S.
bonds
0.40
Co.
Co....—
Morgan
0.25
be
from
0.40
Co
Milwaukee Co.—-
0.35
the
0.25
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc,
0.25
Co.
from
0.80
The
Curtiss, House <fe Co
of
will
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
&
date
0.35
—
TO
\
Department
rate
a
the
proceeds
1.00
Co.—
0.40
.
Cruttenden,
an
Drexel
Avco Manufacturing
Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Podesta &
;
-
application with the SEC Peking
exemption from the provisions of the Investment Company Act to
permit the offering oi its shares to certain tax-exempt organizations
at a reduced sales load;
and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until Aug. 4, 1958, to request a hearing on
the proposal.—V. 186, p. 1951.
fund,
The
&
Courts
Merrill
&
at
for
and
0.35
Inc.
Masten
interest
bear
&
0.35
Julien Collins & Co———
Mutual Fund, Inc., Washington,
Development
Atomic
E.
EFFECT
_
not
Feb.
franchises
and
Bourne,
Mashpee
and
Falmouth,
includes Hyannist,. Yarmouth,
also sells gas appliances.
^
($25
issue
Hyannis,
on
Business
par)
mature
to
mitment
0.25
Marks & Co.
Laurence M.
0.35
Inc.
to
company
unsecured
the Massachu¬
act of
.
1.65
Rhoades
Loeb,
assets
notes, due 1959 to 1963
($25
Massachusetts
bonds
D
Massachusetts
special
a
1971—!
stock
pfd.
of
Road,
The company
bonds—
stock
"The
the
1.00
—
Co.—
&
Irving Lundborg <fe Co
Co.,
&
Ryons
Co. —2———li
0.40
„
Ellis & Simmons—
Blunt
Brothers
Lehman
Inc.—.i
>
Iyanough
(which
GIVING
series B, due 1971
series C, due 1962
prior
amount
to
are
common
Wareham,
series A,
6%
extent;
to
funds,
Associates, the parent
stock of the company.
The
pipelines to approximately 10,000
generally referred to as Cape Cod, in¬
Barnstable
due
other
through
4%f&
5V»%>
1.65
Higginson Corp.——
Eichler & Co.—.
Eecker &c Co.
G.
25
in
to
'the
of the
gas
334r'c
1.00
0.80
W. C. Langley & Co
Lazard Freres & Co.
0.40
Bateman,
Seaboard
——
0.40
Baird & Co., Inc.
Approximately $1,150,000 in repayment of funds borrowed from
Talcott, Inc. on assignment of accounts receivable and ware¬
house receipts.
<2) Approximately $40,000 for the purchase of additional, equipment.
(3> The balance thereof for general corporate purposes of the com¬
mortgage
Common
Co.
all
with
1959.
v-
First
holder
of
->
at
American
100'J?
CAPITALIZATION
option
principal
1,
pursuant
Dennis, Harwich and Chatham.
2.80
&
Dec.
incorporated
Co.
of
of
Kuhn,
Loeb
$500,000
territory
towns
towns
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Baker, Weeks & Co.—
Robert W.
the
the
Unsecured 41,/2 °/c
J. Earth & Co
(1)
and
0.25
1.65
0.25
0.80
._
Bacon, Whipple & Co
James
cluding
at
together
located
acquired
Gas
the
0.40
0.40
Allyn & Co. Inc—.—
Bachc & Co
it
1,
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
share.
per
and
1938,
owns
serves
Kay, Richards & Co._!
Kidder, peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.—_—
8.225
Blyth & Co., Inc.-—8.225
1
utility
31,
County
0.40
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
July
natural
'
....
Dec.
in
of
company,
legislature,
customers
the exercise of rights. City Bank Farmers
Co., 2 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y., is subscription
agent.
due
Oct.
on
$25
proceeds,
payment
of the company,
shall not be subscribed,
as
at
company
the com¬
during
Trust
a
Atlantic
of
year
net
public
a
As
setts
of the convertible debentures
total offering price of no less than $1,500,000.
The stockholders at a special meeting to be held on July 31, will
vote upon a proposed amendment to increase the authorized 35 cents
cumulative convertible preferred stock, having a par value of $4 per
share from 200,000 shares to 500,000 shares.
(There were presently
118,524 of these shares outstanding on July 21, 1958.)
The net proceeds from the sale of the new 300,000 shares will be,
assuming all such shares are sold, approximately in the amount of
$1,290,500.
The purposes for which such net proceeds will be used
by the company and the approximate amount to be allocated to each
such purpose are as follows:
share or
is
1929.
and the company has agreed to sell to them sever¬
ally, the respective percentages set forth below of such
company Intends to enter into an underwriting lor the said
of 300,000 shares of preferred stock identical with the
present pre¬
ferred stock outstanding
at a price to the public no less than $5
the
payable
Mass.,
pany,
The
each
holdings
BUSINESS—The
-
due July 1, 1980, at
in the ratio of $100 principal amount of debentures
below have severally agreed to purchase from
in substance:
per
for
par
said
21,
used
notes
for each 23 shares of stock held. The underwriters named
nancing— M.
his
of
convertible subordinated debentures,
Co., Miami, Fla.—Plans Fi¬
Altex Aluminum
Arnold
redeemable
3cc
PROCEEDS—The
.
.
Heavy
1958—11 Months—1957
$7,208,503 $78,711,418
fiber
$84,629,016
demand
has
issuance
187, p. 2218.
for
this
prompted
of
the
corporation
Celaire
further
Celanese
new
to
trademark
twist-set
suspend,
licenses,
acetate
the
for
it
carpe
being
time
announced
was
o
July 21.
Beckman Instruments,
This
from
company
the
tronic
data
sonic
July
receipt
Committee
system
missile
and
system,
(E. L.)
Inc.—Receives Contract—
announced
11
Advisory
processing
aircraft
The
cn
National
to
speed
for
of
$250,000
a
Aeronautics
contract
for
wind tunnel testing
of
•
Harry
'The
any
electronic
efficiency of
launching.
Delivery
scheduled
the
to
accessory
the
for
system
power
Sunstrand
August.—V.
'
188,
'
'
.
Bell Telephone
Period Ended
that
Co.
and
missiles
the
prior
in
Pacoima,
and
to
Calif.,
is
listed
'
'
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
set
forth
that
on
the Bruce Board
is
Bruce
world's
the
recent
that
the
flooring.
acquisition of Bruce stock
effect
of the
acquisitions
obtaining
control
of
plaintiff's
board
of
directors
or,
the assets of the plaintiff, may be substantially tq lessen
in violation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act."—V. (187;
.•■>." i'i:
'
Other
Net
made
another
*'
\
.
taxes..
1,526,212
1,415,355
7,459,469
6,906279
4.441,508
4,350,240
20.156,807
20,699 589
3,997,330
3,841.637
17,401,280
18,130 461
electronic
income
operating
after
187,
30.800,971
30,583,385
153,022.372
147 278 691
20.676.651
20,931,190
107,485,496
10L150 523
4,156,600
____
3,886,600
17,920,600
18 522 200
taxes
charges
p,
2649.
a
$2,000,000
office
order
equipment
for
major
step
Burroughs
valued
at
than
more
a
quarter-million
dollars.
Bendix Aviation
Corp.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended March
31—
said
1958
1957
$
Net
sales,
Profit
Provision
Net
royalties
before
for
and
income
Federal
other
income
321,071,242 346,486 633
17,853,433
27! 181^630
taxes
income
taxes
9,120,100
profit
Earnings per common
—V. 188, p. 242.
14,192,219
8,733,333
share
;
12,989,411
$1.73
$2 57
Boeing: Airplane Co.—Public Offering Completed—
The offering to the public on
July 16 of $40,000,000
5% sinking fund debentures, due Aug. 1, 1978, at
98.50%,
plus accrued interest from Aug. 1, 1958, has been
com¬
Eccles,
the equipment
called
Sensitronics,
checking
$
S.
President
of
the
First
Security banking system,
Bank Bookkeeping Machines,
includes 20 Burroughs
and
accounts.—<V.
nine
188,
p.
Auto
Readers
for
processing
customer
243.
■
—
record
July 22, 1958, at par ($25 per share), plus accrued
dividends from July 1, 1958, on the basis of two new
shares for each five shares
held; rights to expire on
Aug. 6. The offering is underwritten by .Coffin & Burr
Inc., Boston, Mass.
The
upon
prior
30
'
preferred stock is
days'
notice
at
redeemable
option
of
all
company
or
in
at
part
$27.50
at
any
per
time
share;
to
t
according
season,
halt
'.-'.i
.
.
.
Electric Corp.—Earnings Up
1958—12 Mos.—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$7,817,841
$7,350,047 $30,792,297
income
♦Net
shs.
Com.
Earns,
$168,096
—'
outstdg
per
$28,949,06
H.
which
to
an
of
provisions
preferred
15
filed
to
its
Public
Utility
President, said
with
the
that
value
Coughlin
of
also
the
negotiations
Mr.
act,
Mr.
Coughlin said
dependent appraisers
fair
that
the
o
2330.
p.
that
poration had agreed
proposal* which
did
in
not
not
the
on
of
contained
corporation
with
merger
Holding
the
of
from th
provision
other
positio
in
two
Company
studies
directors
stock
to
each
had
is
amendment
to
and Exchang
exeinptioii
or
mor
Act
is
corporations ar
said.
basis
submit
give
Securities
the
a
the
because
capital
the
to
the
Act.
amendment
Coughlin
board
company's
said
from
Exemption
merger
to
187,
application for
Holding
acceptable to SEC would place
an
anticipated proposal for
subject
requirements'
Utility Corp.—Files Amendment-
on
corporations.
3.008.07
$1.18
dividend
annually.—V.
$672,383
consider
other
-
$0.28
July
the
Coughlin,
if
1,022,392
5.738!638 v- 5.160,29
' 4;211,835
3.672,36
* 3,008,077>2,008.077
amendment
corporation
Commission
before
and of
Public
Central
This
1,125,596
SO.32
and
quarterly
1,383,107
3,008.077
,
share
com.
interest
♦After
1,553,872
—
not
Co. (Mass.)—Preferred Shares Of¬
fered-—The company is
offering 11,936 additional shares
of 6% prior preferred stock to
preferred stockholders of
next
decision
..
prerequisite to
Buzzards Bay Gas
before
the
Gas &
Operating
revenues—
inc.
after
Fed.
C.
George
that
said
He
Oper.
..
mechanization
introduction
market
Ewing, new products merchandising director of the Celanes
Period End. June 30—
,
with
thei
standards
Co., Croft Carpet Mills, Doerr Carpets, Inc.
Rauschenberg Co. and Suwanee Carpets, In
other licensed
carpet producers
are
in th
eligible fabrics, most of which are unlikely t
244.
taxes
Bank
bee
of
basis
on
quality
G. H.
Central Hudson
'■
June
has
trademark
construction
;
of
competition
p. 2793.
carpets—pri
licensing momen
tarily had been necessitated by a temporary shortage of the twist-se
acetate staple fiber as a result of heavy demand.
Substantial
trade
interest
in
the
new
carpet lines incorporatin
Celaire was reported at the recent June market in Chicago.—V> 188
for -.the ;.
"whether
Celaire
manufacturers
carpet
in
used
Carpet
developing
for
acetate
The
fibers.
following
certain
several
Division.
Textile
producer
defendants
the
of
ready
Murray D.
p.
bv,
addition,
process
be
of Directors.
largest
operating income.
Federal
$
In
Celanese
nylon
the
to
meet
Katherine Rug Mills,
hardwood
of
twist-set
with
far
to
Bigelow-Sanford
-
Burroughs Corp.—Receives Large Orders—
1958—5 Months—1957
$
$
Gilbert,
Edward M.
Corp.,
,
indirect representation
the
alleged
purpose
45.
■
Hardwood Flooring
blends
thus
agreement
in Australia lateVin/
Sensimatic bank book¬
keeping machines, according to an announcement this week by W. L.
Moss, Chairmt n of Commissioners oi State Savings Bank of Victoria.
The bank, which has decided to
progressively mechanize branches, *
ordered
500
of
the
teller-ledger machines for a
total
of
880,000
Pounds Sterling, or
approximately $2,000,000.The First Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., soon will also install new
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
—V.
guided
facility
S
Net
of
It
automatically
or
complaint
distributor
acquiring
Turbo
p.
determiue
supplies
•
of
May 31—
will
Rhodes
in
licensed
Gilbert anct Yolan Gilbert.
.
action, brought under Section 7 of the Clayton Act,
Thas Empire and the Gilberts ba required to divest
direct
The
This corporation on July 17 also announced
receipt of a $150,000 con¬
from Sunstrand Turbos a division of Sunstrand Machine
Tool
an
Corp.,
marily
action in the U. S.
against the Empire
17 filed an anti-trust
District oi New York,
,.
tract
for
July
on
Southern
Court,
asks:
(1)
themselves,
of plaintiff's stock.
>"
(2) That an injunction be issued restraining them from further ,
stock
acquisition;
from making any changes, directly or indirectly
in the corporate structure of Bruce; from indirectly or directly voting
their stock at any Bruce stockholders
meeting; and from acquiring
for
delivery next March, will be used to
gather test data at NACA's Langley Aeronautical Laboratory, Langley
Field, Va.,
according
to John F.
Bishop, General Manager oi the
Beckman Systems Division.
Mr. Bishop said
the system will record
temperatures, pressures, ilows, shaft positions and other test informa¬
tion at the rate of 3,000 samples per second.
A
similar system, now being completed by Beckman
at a cost of
$230,000, will be delivered to the NACA this month.
Co,,
Bruce Co.—Files Anti-Trust Action—
company
Mill work
super¬
structures.
scheduled
This
District
elec¬
an
identifies
Celaire
filed
its
made
by
two
that
determined
now
$25
on
July
stockholder's
stockholder
in
th
share. Mr
15. the COT
per
any
the
merge
follovin
alternatives:
To accept the securities of the merged, corporation in
exchange for
or
for any part of the shares of Central's, capital stock ownec b"
him, or to receive cash hi the amount ok,$25. per share in exchan"
for all of such shares or for that part
thereof not exchanged by him
all
for
securities
of
the
merged corporation.—V.
187,
p.
43.
Volume
188
Number 5763 1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(347)
fyjl; Central Soya Co., Inc.X
Period Ended May 31—
'
1'
.•
■;
(&
:'V,'
Net
sales
Net
•
.V;
&
Net
iiicome
taxes
income
profit
1,584,993
$1.43
share
per
;
....
".
"
the
for
moc
$3.26
public
share
The
and
the
was
Genesys
Corp.,
wholly
a
•
its entry into the
'./manufacture and
-
field
owned
subsidiary,
industrial
of
July
on
16
control..
process
,,'as
-
••
well
as
supporting
a
systems.—V.
166,. p.
line of
proprietary
nucleus products
3.
the
the
%
jttew Equipment in Service—
f
i
& Pacific RR.
-•
The
it- <'
;
4
100
50-ton
covered
airslide
hopper
Received
.
delivered
be
freight
stfeel
covered
this
and
year
Qujnn
Mr.
service
is
said,
varied
a
J/.
electric
road
Road
and
also
acquired
1958,
10
1.750
fleet
finance
Consolidated
lines,
for
to
31, 1958,
expenditures, will
debentures.—V.187,
be
the
The
/
for
the
taken
was
in
the
four
and
Chairman
companies
of
involved
the
in
the
of
the
merger
exceed
offices
121
in
from
the
the
The
S.,
that
Canada,
would
merger
•-.year."; He 'said
dealers
offering
•
U.-
the
our
issue
Bonded
warranty business,
growing in the country,"
Cars,
of
one
the
"about
net
a
the
companies
which
"about
in
Smith
Mr.
started
was
the
in
present
switching locomotive units.
calls
1953
ior
equipment
new
approximates $18,500,000."—V.
year
188,
244.
p.
service
into
going
this
This
Chicago
North
&
Western
Period Lnd. May 31—
-Railway
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Mos.—1957
authorize
$17,552,125
$18,198,539
$83,400,619
$90,041,145
expenses
14.488,870
15,801.206
72,990,966
77,532,468
oper.
The
*
ry.
$3,063,255
$2,397,333
$10,409,653
$12,508,677
892,596
494,445
'152,449
187,
;
—V.
This
H
Retail
sales
of
16.4%
over
motive
Chrysler
sales, said
.
last
Col-p.
Byron
July 11.
1958
station
Nichols,
J.
year,
on
have
wagons
Group
increased
Vice-President,
•
ing for
.than
wagons,
March
in
and
sales
and
for
21%.
24%
in
18%
In
...
at
<:■ observation
of
company's
station wagon
Nichols
Mr.
National
Joseph
Colonial
h
sales
said,
wagons
sales
figures
moved
show
sales
"retail
154%'
are
Stores Incorporated
Period End. June 14—
V
22%
to
0
$
%
these
of
last
four-cloor
187,
'
v
July
on
16
customers
tlie
be
allocated
equitable
basis,
that
the
among
equipment
than 170,000 applicants for
to
company's
1958—28 Weeks—1957
■
.
after
per
and
filed
of
letter
a
sfock
common
underwriting.
to
b%
retire
notification
of
$1)
(par
The
proceeds
notes.— V.
with
be
to
July
$25,944,000 at
with
April 1,,.1958.
•
Orders received
Colorado
Oil
Gas
&
Corp.—Places
Insur-
With
Note
41%
that
in
;
<>•■■■:■.
•
.
1958
quarter,
$15,000,-
a
4,
000 secured note, due In 1978, with l'our insurance com'I panies, it was announced on July 23. Participants were
New York Life Insurance Co., $6,000,000; Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, $5,500,000; The Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., $2,000,000; and Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co., $1,500,000. ~ .
Research Department
of
„The
,
will
proceeds
general
corporate
used
to
retire outstanding
debt,
and
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
be
borrower.
•'The' corporation
has
been
since
business
1953.
The
an' integrated
oil and natural gas production refining and
marketing business
principally
in
Kansas,
Oklahoma,
Louisiana,
Texas, Utah and Wyoming, and in Canada and Alaska.—V. 187, p. 1204.
Northwest.
2—A
to
Association
;
..This
.
corporation
Barberton,
at
,
barrels
--
According
method
has
Ohio.
cement
a
construction
begun
The
unit
new
is
of
large
a
designed
cement
produce
to
to; Joseph
;
>
of
✓
The
cement
The produce
sales
group
will
with
bagasse,
separated.
of
are
that
it
to
a
•
C t
the
.
three
ations,
months
before
amounted to
,
Comparable
an
.
which
rotary "kiln
a
one
of
the
will
operating
figures
loss
largest moving pieces
company
report
an
operating
31, 1958 of $36,174.
depreciation,
depletion
not
are
It*
the
for
available,
$13,682
the
for
quarter
income
Bahamas
Oi
W.
l-.v
•
Moore,
Under
-Bahamas
u.. sol id a ted
miles
.
archipelago,
of
it
President.
the
Cuban
land
was
of
feasible
with
will-explore
and
marine
an
area
on
-metal
4,400,000
facilities
to
out
carry
area
at
of
approximately
Andros
and
1,500 square
adjacent
submarine
^ It is believed, Mr. Moore said, that the topography of Andros bears
characteristics similar to. that "of other ' oil producing
areas,' and
*
nearness
the
to
Gulf
Stream
might
result
-^deposits.
?
The
,
announcement
company
in
to
be
stated
granted
a
that
license
Consolidated
for
oil
Cuban
exploration
in
submarine
i
">
is
the third
the Bahamas.
'
Colo.—SEC
Exchange Commission on July 22 announced
proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to
statement,
which
was
filed
offering of
2,500,000
shares
stock;
shares
of
first
the
series,
$1
company's
on
of
Aug.
29,
6%
and
par,
10c
par
made
units
in
warrant
consisting
certificate
of-25
the
for
1956,
convertible
warrants
price
is
to
$25.50
be
of
five
shares
and
common
an
shares.
unit. '
per
of
use
the
and
prospectus with .respect to
distribution of the securities,
of
proceeds
ofienng,
tnc
oi
the
following
tho
including
act as underwriter's;
including the identity
may
the
on
books
of
the
(7)
company;
the
identification
tho
of
description of transactions by
them
in
the properties
sold
to
the
registrant,
includim?
the
costs
of 'such
to
the promoters;
(8)
the relationship of the preferred
the
to
in
common,
view
of
t
r
•
a.n
tive
i
feature
the
of
the
have
con¬
bagasse.
from
of the Commission challenges the adequacy
information with respect to the exemptions
claimed for previous sales of unregistered securities, the independence
of
Ihe
accounting firm of Daniel, Daniel, Ennis & Co., and tlje
depletion
and .depreciation charges,
capital surplus,
and property
carrying values as set forth in the financial statement and notes
the
Furthermore,
and
.
-
order
the
of
accuracy
thereto.
attached
,
registration statement is
facts, and, if
'
material
project
is
'..'•/■
.
^
account
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
"f
■
a! the Aug. 4 hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the foregoing
related
matters
for
the
purpose
of
determining
whether the
and
suspending
pro¬
its
inadequate, false or misleading in respect of
so,
whether
effectiveness.—V.
stop
a
187,
p.
order
should
be
issued
To41.
is
well
under
and
way
at
is
the Tefinevy site in Louisiana,
where the work force is
p.: 2331.
..
Offered
McDonald, Holman & Co., Inc., New
publicly offered 500,000 shares, of
(par 50 cents) at $1 per share on a best
Year
Net
;
Loss
:
efforts basis.;'
'
'
v
'
~
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
at
;
'
.
i
end
by
engineered
purposes.
.
.
j
'
.
-
.
-
'
-
as
Dayton Airadio,
certificate
Inc.,
Common shares
..
The
its
J
major
.
'
present corporate
V.'
Y
portion-of
the
company's
and"matmfactui-e of aircraft radio,
!
~
in Ohio in
organized
of amendment to its articles' of
1951.
-design
and
was
•
•
March,
adopted by
name,
—
•
•
'
»
1958
1957-1 '
1956
$28,448,303 $28,692,760 $23,835,126
,
—
taxes
(est.)
Crl90,000
—
~
•
'
$$0.03
*"271,730
i
380,000
..
$62,670
65,978
1,151.065
—_
outstanding
"933,843
127,330
taxes——r.„
inc.
$553,843
66,345 t
•
•
34,944
$236,786
68,754
1,151,065
$0.42
1,151,065
$0.15
\V. G. Krieger, President, said the company made an important move
earlier
this
year
Petroleum Corp.,
zuelan
a
crude
'
Douglas
•are
•
245.
.
1946,
Incorporation', in December,
'
p.
by concluding a long-term contract with San Jacinto
a
Under the
leading independent petroleum producer.
"contract, he said, San JacihtO will supply substantial quanties of Vene¬
:
•
.
Earnings pfer'coliimdn Share.-"
"Net profit.
+Loss.
present, facilities to manufacture transformers, coil
tuning mechanisms presently specially designed arid
others; snd for working capital and other, corporate
BUSINESS—The -corporation
Fed.
..
the
within
assemblies
before, income
for
31-—"
-
Net profit
———
Preferred dividends paid
acquire equipment; to increase the engineering and office facilities
the company's main plant in Troy, Ohio;
to create a new depart-
ment
•
—
V.
to be used to increase inventories
are
March
Ended
sales
Provision
r—
stock
188,
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
Dayton Aviation Radio & Equipment Corp., Troy. O.-—
Stock
For details, see V.
closed.
"
"
•
public offering of 172,710 shares of common stock at
$28.75 per share through Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
and associates was quickly oversubscribed and the books
ore
at Moa Bay, Cuba. ■ The ComTotal investment will amount to
located
are
(R. R.) Donnelley & Sons Co.—Stock Sold—The recent
Mining
Oil
oil
Co.'
to
Douglas Oil
will refine and
Co.
at
San
market the
Jacinto's well head prices.
crude and after
deducted, the two companies will share all profits.
'
all costs
-
•
business is devoted to the
communication and naviga-
Several
Oil
Co)
to
other
build
major
for
the
steps
were
future,
taken
Mr.
during
the
year
Krieger stated.- With
by
Douglas
the acquis!-
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
.-ublishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., BEctor 2-9570.
^er^rt D Beib^,
and
William Dana Seibert, President:
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news' and advertising Issue)'with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 3. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, imnow
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. bUDscriptrowi
In United States, U S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union. *65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada. $68.00 per year.
Other Countries. $72.00 Der vear.
NOTE: On
of the fluctuations
to
stock.
common
preferred
purchase
Editor
f
.
Mining Corp., Denver,
and (9) the receipt and disposition of the voting securities
registrant by the promoters, and the possible liabilities arising
under the Securities Act of 1933 from such dispositions.
/
..'l
cobalt-metal.
of
advancing rapidly at Moa Bay, Cuba,
s-pproaching its peak of 3,000 men—V. 187,
.
areas.
its
Construction
and
in the
Clarence
granted
a
few days
ago
by
the
the approval of the Governor, Con-
1958—11 Mos.—1957
$2,918,845 $33,041,985 $33,783,992
.
island
by
&
preferred
subscription
stock
of
York City, on July 18
r.f
that
—.
common
22
1958—Month—1957
.
;
and
paper
;
.
preferred;
•
annual capacity of 50,000,000 lbs,
an
lbs.
•
.
j-}
-gl,
make
.
and
•
July
be
properties
pith
and
,
license,
Board,
and
fiber
1952,
nickel-cobalt
new
pany's refinery is at Port Nickel, La.
.
have
.
suwseouently
Planters' Association have
since
to
•
project is expected to have
nickel
concentrating
-
for
Profit from oper¬
amortization
$2,196. t '
but. the company, did
first quarter of
1957.
announced
;
,
exploration
Petroleum
Sugar
research
its
2798.
p.
a
500,000
recorded
Oahu
and
was
The
corporation has been granted the right-of-way
explorations for oil in and around Andros, the largest
)
Jr.
residual
of
Delaware
.
promoters,-
the
approval
its
subsidiaries plan
corporation
effective
development of the registrant,
meiuumg
Its
policies
regarding the
acquisition of properties;
(5) the description of the properties and
equipment of the registrant,
including estimated oil reserves, and
the method
of
determining the amounts at which such assets are
i
paper
that
announces
1959.
of
completion
March
Net profit
of
'
of com¬
in the
on
the
to
ceeding on schedule and is expected tp start operations in the summer
The
for
subsidiaries
for
papers
machines
the
dividend
out of thesa
description of the cupilal structure of the regisand after the proposed offering; (4)
tho identifi¬
cation
of
the parents or
controlling persons of the registrant, and
the ownership and distribution by such persons of the voting securities
of
the
registrant;
(5)
the description of the general history and
T %%
:
Cuban American Nickel Co.—New Project—
450
be
To Explore for Oil in the Bahamas—
v;
-
ended
reserve
$13,645,
into
paper
cir¬
on
No
proceeds;
(3) the
trant, both l^efore
The cost
;
•
1958.
subject
certain
new
dividend
a
29,
of purchasers of outstanding debentures to be redeemed
.
The
because,
and
of
July
Merge
normal
"stop order" should be issued suspending the
of a registration statement filed by this corporation.
A
the proceedings has been schedu'e'1 to commence on Aug.
In the Commission's Washington Office.
',
the
(2)
designed to show whether it would be economi-
are
construct
date
be
relationship to the registrant of persons who
■f
•
.
technically
was
projected tests
feasible
187,
registration statement
matters; (i) the plan
.
•
scheduled
and
•
..
.
laboratory
consideration
"Under
and
•
;
mill in Hawaii which would use
about 75,000 tons of bagasse a year.
Hawaii produces about 1,000,000
tons of bagasse annually, of which about 5%
is used to make wallboards The rest is burned as fuel in the sugar mills at the plantations,
—V. 187, p. 2446. •
- '
*
./%•
'•
T
plant
by December, 1959.
be. marketed by the corporation's Columbia Cement
headquarters at Zanesville, Ohio.—V. 187, p. 1204.
corporation
■
the Hawaiian
and
joint
conducting
cally
1,500,000
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.—Reports Profit
This
standard
which
by
$119,000,000.
'if-;
v./
•
said:
1—To
In its order for proceedings, the Commission challenges the adequacy
accuracy
of informational
disclosures contained ir Diversified'^
C
will
of
Zellerbach
Crown
been
A.
is
plant
manufacture
r
/'weather conditions.
manufacturing which
manufacturing -facility will include
feet long and 13 feet in diameter,
Of equipment in the United States.
"
possible
company's
.
depithing
study
The
annually.
Hawaii.
'
,
August
and
ordered
whether
attached
will be shared equally
•
•
option*.
,
j is' to
large outdoor storage piles of bagasse at Hilo and
Walpahu to determine the reaction of the raw material to dry and wet
Corp.—New Plant—
Neubauer, President, the plant will employ
will enable it to comply with the
most regid code regulations relative -tO' air cleanliness. *
•
*
•
•
Site grading and preliminary construction work, for nine cement
storage silos
is underway^
A
multi-million
dollar
plant,
the new
;■
•J''
'
of
-
3—Construction
•
'•
••
large scale pilot plant attached to the Oahu Sugar Co.
cluded
Chemical
the
on
'
-
from sugar cane
,
Columbia-Southern
cane—for
processed sugar
mercial
quality
•
company
joperates
.
•
divi-
in
1958,
The
combined research and testing project will include the following:
1—Specialized pulping and refining equipment at the Crown Zeller¬
Research Laboratory to prepare bagasse—the fibrous residue of
;
in
and in
Washington,
Camas,
cash
prospectus states that the company proposes to offer the securities
lor
subscription initially to holders of its common stock with the
securities not purchased being reoffend to the public.
The offering
,
The
for
'
in
which will amount to $600,000,
program,
Oil
The
registration
proposed a public
f
to $12,-
bach
Co.
purposes.
the
agent for
was
1
the
by Crown Zellerbach and the HSPA.
to
as
."S.IJ.T"' ?"""
The
%
•
an expanded research and testing program this Fall to determine
commercial-feasibility of utilizing bagasse as a raw material for
/ paper manufacturing in the Hawaiian Islands
According to A. B. Layton, President Of Crown Zellerbach, and Boyd
MacNaughtpn, President of the HSPA, .the joint; program will begin
with the construction of new facilities at the Crown Zellerbach Central
.
,
'860,016 shS.
has
equal voting rights.
360,016 shares; of these,
18
would
—$2,601,152
2225.
p.
non-cumulative
Corp.—Expand Research Program—
Planters'
'
20,103
Corp.—June Sales Lower—
%
?
launch
^
for
company
into
a
stock."—V.
has
hearing
representing
.
Sugar
Outstanding
$250,000
1,200,000 shs.
share
July
on
that
on
and
Securities
it
'
first
of
FINANCING
20,103
each
'
the Hawaiian
and
"
amounted
:
.
the
15%
effectiveness
,
1958—6 Months—1957
during the second quarter of
compared with $9,000,000 in
increase of 41%.—V. 187, p. 2331.
This, corporation
"
.
Companies—This corporation has placed
187,
The
■
1, 1958 were reported at $20,557,000, com¬
the beginning of the year and $21,900,000
1 800,000,
PRESENT
$250,000
__
and
company
this
Stores
purchase
at
to
Suspends Stock Offering—
.
used
$14,119,760 $18,583,261 $27,135,494 $36,920,488
930,113
1,490,232
1,531,562
2,800,691
share—
•
$0.71
$1.14
;
$1.17 '
$2.15
hand
pared
at
•
1958—3 Months—1957
5%
44,040
1_
stock
date
taken
Diversified
the
507.
p.
TO
Bank__
Secretary,
this
with
common
—V.
offered
be
to
are
17u,
Files
—
taxes—
com.
on
of
next
of
be
Diana
.
iance
will
merge
.its
of
ihe
$231,043,269
$243,819,335
without
Crown Zellerbach
S
198.213,805
$
16
shares
15,000
capital
1
profit
'
.
203,241,994
July
or,
approximately
the
On
neating service,
space
sales.
gross
Aug. 1.
The board of directors of the Delaware
corporation, which
will be named 'Deere & Company' upon effectiveness of the
merger,
will meet on Aug. 1,
1958, to consider and act upon a dividend on
to
readiness
promptly."
the
stockholders,
to
without
Commission
subject
heating
for
EFFECT
Natl.
Period End. June 30—
share,
per
Orders
1958—24 Wks.—1957
$
1958—4 Weeks—1957
2798.
p.
covering
Earns,
the
for
year
244.
p.
33,600.236
$31,577,343 $32,829,464
—V.
would
an
space
Period End. June 30—
Current Sales Down
—
•'
32,242,007
Per. End. July 12—
action
Jr.,
stock
common
245.
p.
Shipments
of
;
'Sales
"on
install
are more
working
-Net
increase
another
of
ahead
1958—4 Wks.—1957
———
asked
Dain
cumstances
j
action.
corporation
$20
an
V Sales
«
t.
station
station
February 20%
in
sales,
first eight months of the. 1958 model run."—V. 188,
.);.
heatirtg
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Orders Received Up
Second Quarter—
-
retail sales, which is more
car
the
For June,
station
seat
Commission
It
company's
figure does not include another 100,000 shares subject to
187, p. 2548.
determine
■■;;%
"Specifically,"
..
passenger
April
May.
\ to 26%.-
;
our
,
accounted
wagons
'
of
performance last year."
,
v
a steady
climb in the corporation's' retail sales of
Mr. Nichols said that in January the corporation's
Citing
-
.
SEC
auto¬
for
double-their
'
,i
than 21%
more
188,
The
v:% "Currently,"
Mr.
Nichols
said,
"the
corporation's
four
lines
of
station 'wagons —Plymouth, Dodge, Dc Soto and Chrysler—are account-
,
S.
space
the
Deere & Co.—Dividend Action
Certain of Its Subsidiaries—
of
of
Convertawningrs, Inc., Amityville, L. I., N. Y.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Chrysler Corp.—Station Wagon Sales Up 16.4%—
'
P.
gas
customers.
accounts
S.B.A__-%_i-__r___
class
one
Sales
2798.
p.
Michigan
additional
present
of
~
—V.
10,000
consolidation,
*
a
"one
by
Force
_
■&&&%!%*»TS^S SLtWffa
—:f.re* er' *» *•»! s.h»." "»• «X»? voting and dividend rights,
1,986,336
income.—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
to
installations
to
waiting list
the
30,000
divisions
applicants
v
operations—.:
way
: Net
rail¬
from
this
30,000
operating
.J
Net revenue
told
company
connect
can
impairing' service
revenue—
oper.
Railway
it
Ry.—Earnings—
-
.
are
presently issued and outstanding
215,776 shares are stamped shares and are restricted
Co.—Gas Space Heating Expansion
Consumers Power
"
•
j
^
There
■
investment
total
"Our
United States Air
-dSd
which
warranties
of
This
note to
'There is
wffl
network
Mexico
200,000
Force.
Common stock (par 50c)2___
E.
organization.
National Bonded
and
the
11
approximately 40%
mtge. due First Troy
Sundry indebtedness
service."
automobile
fastest
Rico,
creates
merger
warranty
Puerto
Air
1st
$10,-
James
^Cona'Siilated'wSSfsyftei
results
for
.1
has created a separate organization (IRAN
Division)
repair and modification of electronic equipment for the
United
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
new
are
t
These
for
Authorized
by
and
I^nntrnia0»!1«Hf?^traCitbfvincludiKu coUnt1erother units.
measure devices)
control amplifiers, clutch
assemblies, and
account
■10 year 6%
warranty busi¬
July 23 to form
Board
items
(Mih
n.
aircraft
standby equipment.
or
n
military
company's gross sales.
•'
automobile
car.
President
J.—
n
'
and
and engineered to CAA technical
permit" their use by commercial air¬
to
as
The corporation distributes its products
throughout the United States
and in various foreign countries
through approximately 75 distributors
and
dealers, and sells directly to several air frame and
helicopter
manufacturers.
; ■
. ..
...
v
N.
commercial
constructed
company
the
States
.
following
System, Springfield,
^:V: •?.
n
products
temporary
repaid
n
electronic
part
which it
"
2904.
p.
for
general,
are
specifications
primary
as
by
All items
order
The company produces various
the
in
System
that
of
of
diesel-
H.P.
to
warranty companies joined on
Warranty System, a network, expected to
year in combined sales.
This was
announced
a
The
the
in
offered
added
~!Ss«?d Arf ^nf"Uh h'd
according to Mr. Quinn.
Milwaukee
The
the
used
March
;•'I;/.-.':
four
as
•
;
to
construction
arc
equipment that includes 200 70-ton steel covered hop¬
pers;
100 50-ton comparimentizer equipped steel box cars; 50 70-ton
flat
cars; 55
70-ton steel gondola cars and 50 70-ton airslide steel
hoppers,
is
subsequent
Autl
/
train
covered
of
be
will
be
expenditures
of
approximately
$65,000,000
balance of funds required for the 1958 conbeing supplied from the treasury funds of the
Short-term bank loans of $27,500,000.
obtained
giant step forward"
Smith,
cars
and
50
70-ton steel
..' -/'■/;
in
now
debentures will
and
program
hopper
%
cars.
earlier
Road,
service
i
the
company
-v;
...
Milwaukee
the
to
of
used
are
helicopters.
July 18,
bidding.
sale
Consolidated'Warranty
,000,000
of a fleet of 1,000 newly built 50-ton
capacity box ' cars
into service by the Milwaukee Road last week. % : "■% %
%.
Built -at-a cost of nearly $10,000,000, all of the new cars: will be
"•available to shippers by tlie end of August,
according to William J.
.Qutnn, President.
to
SEC—
on
The
1958
the
equipment components, including transmitters, receivers,
power
supplies, various types of controls, omni converters, antennas, shock
amplifier speakers, ADF control, Junction boxes, as well jfs
certain types of test equipment.
DARE instruments and related com¬
'mounts,
involve
System:
of
tional
approximately
Gas Co.—Registers With
Consolidated
first
Soon
the
program
sale
ness
"Were put
•
of
company
:Merger—
Places
—
of
will
"A
^ Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
from*, the
1958/
flhahcing of
for such
V"
.-v'
depth
a
ponents
-will
year
•Consolidated
develop commercial digital control computer systems
v
the
siruction
>
-
announced
Genesys
reached
146.
p.
construction
estimated
-•for
by
Chance Yought Aircraft, Inc.—Unit in New Field—
have
Natural
at; competitive
funds
1950
is
$2.76
share
per
168,
proceeds
treasury
,
per share for the comparable nine months v
computations are based upon the
1,110,781'
J Sharfcs
currently "outstanding.—V. • 186," p. >1952." <•
■
sale
Net
quarter
year
$1.00 per
V ' period.
feet.—V.
companies
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC
1958,. covering $45,000,000 of debentures due 1983 to be
.
.-."ended May 31,-1958, and $3.26 per share for the nine months ended"
that date. The comparable quarter for the previous fiscal
"
joint
',,4 Consolidated
t
3,616,391
A
.
m aiv
$1.43
r
is
taxes
;
.
—!
after
The
10,000
7,344,513
3,728,122
•
,
1,
161,549,710
1,642,816
.,.
—2
share
per
net
No.
$
". 3,227,809
taxes---
on
t.
profit;.
profit
'The
At the present* time' marine drilling for oil off Cay Sal bank1 is being
carried out
by the Bahamas. California Oil Co.—Bahamas Gulf Oil Co.
V
Months
' ;-v
s
.
59,702,074
for
State
,,
*Net
:
——
provision
Federal
for
V
.V
•
•
\
-i-._
profit before
Provision
■vt
••
'•
Subs.)—Earnings—
'
t 3 Months " 9
"
>
•
"
3
remittance
for
foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
^blfsher,
_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(348)
4
7""*
tion last Year of Apex Petroleum Corp., Ltd., the company has "sub¬
stantially'increased its California production and crude oil reserves,
♦eMrlKrieger
Oil's concessions in Peru recently were
assigned to Peruvian Pacific Petroleum Co., jointly owned by Cities
Service Co. and Richfield Oil Corp. Peruvian Pacific planis to inaugu¬
rate an active exploration program on the
concessions this Fall, he
added, utilizing Richfield's "Rincon"
barge for off-shore drilling.—
188,
—V.
said that Douglas
245.
p.
Texas—Com¬
pletes Farmout Agreement—Leasehold Agreement—
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc., Dallas,
July 11 announced the completion of a farmout
agreement with Sharpies Oil Corp. and Trigood Oil Co. involving prop¬
This
company
on
Panhandle. The acreage totals approximately
in Hansford and Ochiltree Counties. Drilexco will earn an
undivided one-half interest in this acreage, in return for the drilling
erties in the upper Texas
10 900
of
acres
first test is
sippian Formation, or to production at a lesser depth. The
scheduled to begin within the next 00 days.
In the event of
Ttiis
on
interests of Lion Oil Co., a division of Monsanto
The properties involved in this transaction
150,000 acres located in 33 counties in the central
and western part of Kansas and in Hayes County, Nebraska.
The"drilling of several test wells is contempiateu in tne near future.
leasehold
producing
Chemical
in
Co.,
Kansas.
approximately
cover
—V.
167,
p.
2332.
Dundee Cement Co., Dundee,
Mich.—Securities Placed
Privately—Contracts have been executed for future de¬
livery and payment of the following credits: $18,000,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1980 and $6,000,000 bank
notes due 1962-1965.
The financing has been arranged
privately through Blyth & Co., Inc.
Proposed
—
'.?$■■■■■■.;
.-v.
•
.
Investment
JIG
and Equitable
100.649
bid 100.59, both
(jointly >
debentures
The
102%
from
principal
ranging from 106.50%
will
tures
of
be
4'%%
of
used
first
mortgage
outstanding
will
balance
total
to
bank
be
acres' of
which
loans
estimated population
an
EARNINGS—For
reported
in
revenues
of
the
months
12
lour
series
net
ended
bonds
they
and
effect
Merrill
value
to
company,
Investment Company Act unless
Commission grants the requested exemption order,—V. 188, p. 245.
transaction
the
the
is
prohibited
Miami,
l'laza,
Dupont
the
by
Mortgage Loan
Fla.—Receives
of
names
Lynch,
Pierce,
the
The
13-story,
furnished at
building
00,000
company
the
on
and
The
va
made a 22-year first mortgage loan of
all-airconditioned structure which was
approximate total cost of $9,000,000.
includes a 2G0-room hotel, a general office building,
foot architectural display area, a parking garage and
insurance
The
square
an
The
Ended March
Profit before income
V.
Earnings
per
137, p.
Eastern
Puerto
it
share
first
Rico's
Construction
complete
San
near
July
on
of
Santa
.160,000
cars,
of
300
is
The
miles
scheduled
by
Rosa
Plaza,
which
will
and
It
parking
rise
housing
of
completion
be
Wood,
Ness
will
space
month.
also
Van
C.
southwest
for
will
corporation
said Mr.
a
shopping center, the $2,000,000 Santa
to be developed by this corporation,
1,700-home
acre,
eight
Bayamon,
15
store
square feet of
will start within
part
a
is
Juan,
on
President.
have
for
the
Puerto
within
than
more
20-acre
a
development
Rican
1,000
site
that
the
in
'I'hc
is
of
The
rental
agent
capital.
the
Plaza,
Wood.
Edwin
N. Homer, Executive Vice-President,,
is presently negotiating
40,000 square foot department store, a 30,000 square foot super¬
market, a 25,000 square foot variety store, a
15,000
square
foot
for
a
women's
stores,
gas
apparel
shop,
hardware
a
station and
15,000 square foot drug store, two shoe
furniture store, restaurant, drive-in bank,
a
store,
number of
a
specialty shops
and
service
shops.
Shopping Centers, said Mr. Wood, looks forward to develop¬
other shopping centers in Puerto Rico in the future with the
ing
cooperation of
Eastern
the
Prince
the
•the
States.
is
presently
building
a
52-acre
center,
Georges
Plaza,, in Hyattsville, near Washington, D. C., and
Cortez' Plaza, in Bradenton, Fla. Eastern also acts in a
24-acre
and lor
186,
1953.
Ebasco Services, Inc., N. Y.—Proposed Purchase of Stic.
The
corporation
has
joined with its recently organized subsidiary,
Corp., in lequesting SEC approval of a proposal of
Ebasco Services to purchase 100 shares of the $1
par common stock
Ebasco
of
order
hearing
Overseas
at
$10
share,
per
giving interested
the proposal.
the
and
until
persons
Commission
Aug.
5,
1958,
has
to
issued
request
a
on
The application states that Ebasco Services recently organized Ebasco
a Delaware corporation with an authorized capital
consisting
1,000 shares
of
common
stock,
$1 par value, for the purpose
of affording a vehicle through which to undertake contracts to
perform
engineering, general construction, construction supervision, and related
Overseas,
services
derived
stock
in
commence
~
countries
by
Ebasco
will
doing
of
the
Middle
Overseas
provide
it
with
from
the
business.—V.
and
the
Far
East.
The
funds
to
be
proposed issuance of common
capital required for it to
minimum
186,
p.
2368.
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—June Sales
HigherPeriod End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
—V.
$8,712,213
187,
El
p.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$8,607,907 $50,134,476 $47,432,780
2225.
Paso
Electric
Co.
(Tex.) — Securities Offered—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and associates on
July 23 offered $6,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series due July 1, 1988, at 102.575% and accrued
interest,
to yield 4.120%.
Award of the bonds was won by the
underwriters at competitive sale July 23 on a bid of
101.839%.
Other
bids
Halsey, Stuart
for
&
the
Co.
bonds,
Inc.,
also
on
101.6599;
101.58;
4'4s,
Stone
&
were
received
Webster
as
follows:
Securities
Corp.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., White Weld & Co. and Shields & Co.
(Jointly), 100.689; and Equitable Securities Corp. and R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.
(jointly),
100.73.
the
offices
F1
in
Texas
Odessa,
Paso,
Orange,
Texas
Finance
of
disclosed.
not
located
are
14
approximately
of
were
Wichita
City,
of
Co.
acquisition
Chevron
outstanding
Plainview,
in
Big
Falls,
Victoria.
Spring,
and
Mc Allen
sales
financing
well
as
instalment
as
loans.—
2799.
of
:
Palmdale,
announced
and
as
San
have
been
Command.'
The
to
involve
in
previous
a
the
service
%%%
modification
Manager.
program
will
by'
21
Dagger
of the corporation's Convair
B. F. Coggan, Convair Vice-
facility
July
Division
Diego
work
Delta
F-102A
Calif.,
on
follow-on
a
which
Defense
$4,475,000
new
a
the
additional
the
contract,
$6,700,000
electronic
with
modification
U.
Air
S.
98
of
Air
Force
•
all-weather;
Hughes
MG-10
rockets,
flight
test
supersonic
jet
interceptors,
equipped
with
the
fire control system and Falcon guided missiles and
will be modified at Convair's Mojave Desert production
facility
update
to
the
fire
control
to
system
the
latest
configuration.
of
Each
flight
500,000
Inc.
200,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
have
severally
of
amounts
agreed
the
to
7
the
98
planes
after
tested
set
Corp.
Corp,_,._.
Sells
200,000
purchase
debentures
new
under
the
contract
new
will
thoroughly
be
modification.
...
Luftreederei
last
founded
G.M.B.H.,
West
a
charter
German
airline
November
by Dr. Rolf H. Kersten, Managing Director
Shipping Companies, has purchased as its first pas¬
senger
equipment two Convair Metropolitan twin-engine transports,
the airline and Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp. officials
announced on July 16.
■ '
.-7 %•'.
" '• %■; ?•>-:
The J ferrying
of the first Condor Metropolitan to Germany was
scheduled for
this'month,
with delivery
on
the second aircraft in
the
of
$1,425,000
1,275,000
....
Vl
Equipment to German Airline—
Condor
from
forth
300,000
Oeiker
program,"—V.
187,
A $1,341,026 contract for
the production of marine mine detector
equipment has been
awarded, to Strom berg-Carlson by the United
Navy, according to an announcement by George A. Peck, Vice-
be
made
at
Indiana
on
Aug,
President
Bank,
Indianapolis,
in charge of the company's Electronics Division.
sonar-type mine detector equipment can be installed
The
"
In
the
.
;
has
into
entered
To
A
Ind.—
Build
production
a
contract
this
for
Gas-Driven Hypersonic
gas-driven
13,500
i.
past few months
corporation
your
there
about
been
have
which
we
several
want
developments relat¬
you
to
miles
hypersonic
type
equipment.-.
of
Gun—
capable of producing speeds up to
research on ballistic and other
gun
for
hour
an
to
July
advanced
the
Chairmanship of
the Board
of
will
be
built
problems associated with the
the atmosphere of the earth
into
the
by
Division,
Convair
it
of
other
entry
or
announced
was
on
21.
C.
Scbold,
Vice-President-Emriueering.
said
the
installa¬
$500,000
tion will be situated at the Convair Inter-Division Research
Development Center on the San Diego, Calif., bayfront.
founder
resume
vehicles
space
planets
R.
Allis, who is now 77 years of age, lias retired as Chairman
Board,
but continues as a director.
Sherman
M.
Fairchild,
of the company,
and its largest stockholder, has agreed
the
the
manned
know.
James A.
of
any
on
type of ship, but is primarily designed for the use of mine sweepers.
Stromberg-Carlson has been engaged in research work on sonar for
more than two years.
However, this is ihe first time that the company
1, next, $5,000 of
100% i Immediate
at
1960
National
States
;
1784,
p.
-
Siromberg-Carlson Division Awarded Large Contract
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—New Chairman—
and
Announces New Series of Missiles—
Directors.
Details
of
ilivht
extended-range
an
for the U. S.
Air Force
Atlas
"As
approval on July 21 by the corporation's Convair Division.
The
Air Force
previously had disclosed that Atlases are coming
off the factory line ai San Diego. Calif., with a full operational power
package of three engines, instead of the two that limited range to
some
GOO miles in earlier flights.
S. Stillman, President of the Grace National Bank of New
York, has been elected to the board of directors to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Arthur F. Flood, who has also resigned
as an
officer of the company.
%' %
Richard S. Boutelle, President, on July 13 said in part:
■
most
the stockholders
of
know, the Fairchild F-27 program was
The
designed
to provide commercial airplane business for the corporation
decreasing military expenditures for manned aircraft. However,
corporation attempted to adapt its heretofore successful
production methods to the Dutch drawings and designs, which it -had
the
when
with
ing
i.he
under license from Fokker, it ran into unforeseeable
delays
problems. This involved large expenditures for Fairchild engineer¬
and tooling, in addition to costs incident to delays.
In spite of
fact
the
that
ether
write-off
of
and,
the
the
unanticipated
consolidated
a
probably,
very
corporation have shown profits,
F-27 engineering and other costs
nose
six-months'
Jet
1959.
F-27,
airplane
transports
However,
siderably
more
board
is
for
which is presently in production, is now an
modern jn
concept as tlie large,? new lourdue to go into operation later this year and
the reasons indicated, the F-27 has cost con¬
as
than anticipated.
Ir. the light of these
intensively
studying the corporation's
with
general
agement
particular
reference
to
their
effect
developments,
and
the future
programs
upon
headquarters
subsidiary,
to
201
West
offices
Family
14th.
this corporation and its
Management Corp., have
Wilmington, Del.—V. 186, p.
of
Finance
to
company
has been
and
Street,
1503.
'
awarded
Equipment covered under
these
bus
contracts
duct
and
includes
panelboards
switchgear
having a value
power
beneficial
introductory
company
has
step in a
acquired all
expansion program,
stock of Federal Pacific
overseas
outstanding
total
The
20,
most
Period End. June 30—
this
is
readiness.—V.
1958—Month—1957
p.
$1,378,785
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$6,124,821
$6,310,994
2799.
Franklin Stores Corp.—June Sales
Up—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
1958—Month—1957
$2,968,893
p.
2225.
record
July
on
date
record
first
time
warheads
more
dummy
carried
Fall,
maximum
but
said.
Additional
required before
188, p. 246.
the
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$2,827,318 $39,591,778 $37,519,336
100.000
who
are
brokers
of
names
of
shareowners of record
1,027
188,
payable
since
July
March
on
25,
14,
June
1958.
1958,
the
246.
p.
Corp.—Gray Elected to Board—
of
Chairman
II,
estimated
in the
dividend
the
date.—V.
director.—V.
a
an
companies.
17 was
for
increase
an
Foods
Gray
elected
and
registered
trust
previous record
General
187,
the
p.
Board
of
Whirlpool
IJ90G-
Corp.,
has
.
...
Frigidaire Development
engineers have developed a
remarkable new insulating
ultimately will revolutionize the size, shape and con¬
struction of household refrigerators, it was announced on July 15.
Approximately 1 >4-inch thickness of the new material is equal to
three inches of conventional insulation, making it possible to increase
the usable interior of a refrigerator by as much as 50% without enlarg¬
ing the exterior, according to H. F. Lehman, GM Vice-President and
head of Frigidaire division.
He
revealed
that
the new
insulation actually is being used
com¬
mercially by Frigidaire today around the freezer section of the FrostProof
refrigerator-freezer combination the firm put into production
several months ago.
This new model, employing a new refrigeration
system unique in the industry, never needs defrosting because no frost
Frigidaire
which
material
forms,
E.
not
Gould,
even
the
in
freezer.
chief
Frigidaire's
engineer,
explained
that
a
small
quantity of the material, a combination of Freon and Urethaner-ean be
poured between the walls of a refrigerator. Within moments the mate¬
rial
foams
becomes
becomes
the
$1,181,293
187,
the
for
Convair
tesos,
nroving
and
shares
or
announced
recent
This
Fishman Co. Inc.—June Sales Off—
Sales
of
with
reflects
total
and
"rises
dough"
to
fill
the
entire
and
then
thus
Portland Cement Co.—Sales and
company
three
on
months
the corresponding
The
like
rigid, adhering perfectly to all surfaces. The rigid foam
strong, integral part of the structure.—V. 187. p. 2549.
space,
a
General
(M. II.)
—V.
scheduled
all
operation
banks
of
the
1958,
The
R.
planned
Manufacturing Co. of Toronto, Canada, it was announced on July 23
by T. M. Cole, the American firm's chief executive officer.
For the
past six years the Canadian producer of electrical equipment has
operated as a Federal Pacific licensee.—V. 187, p. 2447.
187,
testing
initial
owners
nominees
or
ever
Acquires Canadian Unit—
—V.
is
in
General Motors Corp.—New
been
distribution
assemblies, transformers,
of $750,000 list.
this
refinement,
flight
goal
a
shaVeowners
395,980
Elisha
contracts to supply complete elec¬
packages for Bomarc launching sites
at the Otis Air Force Base,
Falmouth, Mass., and the Suffolk County
Air Force Base,
Westhampton, L. I., N. Y.
control
an
fitted
General Electric Co.—No. of Stockholders Increase—
company on July 17 announced that the number of its shareof record increased by 19,609 during the past year.
The nearly half a million General Electric shareownerk now include
on
man¬
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Awarded Contracts—
As
be
designed to carry nuclear
reported.
Earlier missiles
Force
Air
The
Family Finance Corp.—New Headquarters Offices—
tric
be
not
achieves
missile
been
This
will
also
with
v
full-range
one
will
subsystem
loss of approximately $5,000,000
for the last six months of
linancial requirements ot
the corporation and the
steps necessary
accomplish the successful completion of these
programs.
"The
F-27
flight
test
program
was
successfully
completed
July 16."—V. 183, p. 2897.
The
missiles
of
released
were
owners
Fairchild
engined
missile
cones.
least
At
distance
additional losses
some
year.
Americanized
in
operations of
the
series
new
ballistic
separable nose cones
6,000 miles, Convair
than
obtained
and
intercontinental
program
Ralph
moved
of
automobile
p.
Slated
&
Overseas
Ebasco
"an
the
announced
iron;
receivables
high-performance missiles and
the
p.
Finance
Angelo,
was
500,000
Co
& Co.
420.
p.
projections
capacity
for the
development
and
leasing
of Wheaton
Wheaton, Md., and Central Park Shopping Center in Yonkers,
Texas
"
construction
will
payment
V.
Plaza,
186,
Ohio
has called for redemption
sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,
consulting
New York.—V.
Evans
company
its 5%
"The
It
Davis
Co.
&
is believed to be substantially correct:
expects later this year to issue and sell additional
probably preferred stock, to secure approximately $5,000,000
of additional funds.
The net proceeds, together with $7,000,000 from
the private sale of 4'/a% bonds, will be used to repay short-term bank
government.
Shopping Centers is also the owner-developer of major centers
in the Eastern United
194
at
the
company
will result in
Eastern
July 22
on
m
total
completion of this acquisition, General Acceptance is oper¬
offices in 25 states from coast to coast.
GAC's operations
President
the
from
to offset
for
>
.
■%%■%
Division
following statement
"The
city
months.
12
exclusive
approximately
1958—6 Mos.—1957
#
General Dynamics Corp.—Awarded New Contract—
the new
bonds which
securities,
$0,38
—
To Develop Puerto
Shopping Center—
187,
August,-
ing to
announced
was
$0.34
holds
stock.—V.
the
187,
Equitable Gas Co.—New Financing Planned—
381,502
uu-—
which
Ltd..
$8,845,840 $53,126,135 $49,540,983
.
Beaumont,
Awarding
and
$144,880
381,183
Shopping Centers, Inc.
Plaza
Plaza
144,000
1313.
Rico's First Complete
Rosa
288,880
130,000
.—
outstanding
common
V.
245.
p.
"■.
for
$50,000
of
outstanding
The exact terms of the cash transaction
San
include
Paso
Equitable Securities Co.—Partial Redemption—
$131,104
shares
ating
$500,000
The
respective
Boston
188,
The
$4,500,773
taxes__.
tuxes
With
of
Co.
500,000'
First Southwest Co..
1957
■■
$4,475,702
profit
Common
—V.
1958
„!
-
—
Provision for Federal income
Net
31—
207,104
sales
El
$5.40);
to
purchasers
McDonnell
1,100,000
-
Webster Securities
First
shares of
1958—Month—1957
offices
Chevron
F-102As
Cullom
Shelby
underwriters
the
expenditure
Frobisher
by
managed
3,266,112
having
Brownsville.-
'-7-
Stone &
DWG Cigar Corp.—-Sales Steady^—Earnings OffThree Months
Net
debenture
company
loans
dockage facilities on the Miami River.
,
several
below:
this month.
erected
-
is
the
President/
loan
Colo.,
The
stock.
1,100,000
Barth & Co.,
the
$4.12
from
range
■
Curtis
large
$4,850,000
Wills,
Lubbock,
aerial
Dean Witter & Co.---.-.--
combination general office, hotel, architectural display
and
garage
building
has
received
long-term financing from
the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Springfield, Mass. earlier
This
It.
contract
sales.
current
the
common
J.
Aviation
of
the
2225.
p.
$2,700,000.
follows:
as
authorized
$9,766,036
187,
instalment
$3,078,272.
of
respective principal amounts of the new
severally and 'not jointly agreed to purchase
are
the
to
*
Denver,
electricity
the
have
company
Ltd.
,
sales
P.
deben¬
and
which
costs
ad¬
immediately
Mines
General Acceptance Corp.—Expansion in Texas—-
April 30, 1958, the company
operations,
total operating
of
income
idividend rates
PURCHASERS—The
Gold
Gairible-Skogmo Inc.—June Sales Higher—
April 30 capitalization, as adjusted, consisted of: $26,940,000
funded debt;
70,000 shares of no par value cumulative preferred
in
have
Period End. June 30—
construction. The
are estimated
for
incurred
statement
and
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock,
N. W. T.,
area.
Yellowknife
of 352,000.
unaudited
an
$14,214,955
Ba"
Giant
Yellowknife
shares
1432.
Net
in El
Paso, Texas,
and in an
area
in the
Valley in Texas
and New Mexico extending about 110 miles northwesterly from El Paso
to
the
Cabello
Dam
in
New
Mexico
and
approximately 120 miles
southeasterly from El Paso to Van Horn, Texas, The territory served
has
of
as
bonds
the
distributes
Rio Grande
and Delaware Realty & Investment Co., a registered
closed-end non-diversified maiiogeu.-aii, investment company,
Because
ol' the affiliation between du Punt, Christiana, and Delaware Realty,
ment
Akaitcho
prices ranging
redemption prices
Company
Fenner & Smith
„.._S1,900,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
on
Atlantic
of
1958 .construction
Electric
Paso
drilling is to be carried out during the
of Akaitcho Yellow knife Gold
has announced.
The 24-claim
property
President,
Yellowknife
property
directors
Araarillo,
BUSINESS— E'l
the
th.i
on
Anderson,
.
1,165,230
P
—V.
regular
sale
were
J.
in
Akaitcho
due
the proposal.
is wholly-owned by Henry 13. du Pont, a Director
and Vice-President of the du
Pont company and also a Director of
Christiana- Securities Co., a registered closed-end diversified manage¬
hearing
a
;
the
A.
this exploration, work.
premium $6,500,000 principal amount
1987 and pay off about $2,000,000
a
bonds
applied to
$7,550,000.
about
from
at
refund
deep
season
redemption
at
"■ii ■*
-
north.
to par.
proceeds
to
and
amount
1~-—rrr-—rr—rt—;
diamond
field
Ltd.,
property- is
joining the
common.
redeemable at special
are
the
to
for a 4%%
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
(Canada)—Affiliate to Drill—
of
program
Mines
W. Pressprich & Co.
Securities Corp. and R.
.
Frobisher Ltd.
current
follows:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 100.329, and Kidder, Peabody, White, Weld
and Shields (jointly), .100.139, Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith,
hid
.
:
A
receding
by Stone
underwriting group headed
1,912,346 shares of $5 par
to the SEC ior an exemption order under
Company Act-permitting i.s purchase of approximately
'improved land from Atlantic Aviation Corp. for a purchase
price of $4,000 per acre, or a total of approximately $434,000.' The
Commission has given interested persons until July 31, 1958, to request
the
prices
redemption
regular
at
Competing bids for the debentures as 4,/as were received
in
Property Purchase—
The compan'v has applied
redeemable
to par, and at special redemption prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
Electric',s
du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)
(E. I.)
be
will
par,
PROCEEDS—Net
July 18 anof certain non-
and Mack Oil Co., Duncan, Okla.,
purchase for an unspecified consideration
company
.nounced
production,
to
& Webster
Securities Corp., and including The First Boston Corp.
and First Southwest Co., also offered publicly on July 23
a new
issue of $3,000,000 4V2% debentures due July 1,
1978 at a price of 101.99% and accrued interest to yield
about 4.35% to maturity.
The group won the issue at
competitive sale July 22 on a bid of 101.07 %.
An
operate the properties.-
Drilling & Exploration Co. will
bonds
new
102.60%
from
to the Mlssis-
These tests ale scheduled to go
obligation wells.
two
The
ranging from 106.85%
"7
latest
July
ended
1957
reported
16
June
30,
net
1958,
Earns. Up—
earnings of $2,407,600
with $2,223,600
compared
in
in
quarter.
to $1.16 per share against SI.06
per
share, based on 2,079,942 shares, of common stock outstanding.
Sales
were
$11,680,100 in the latest three months, compared with
$10,932,100 in
In
$1.95
first
the
first
earnings
were
equal
the corresponding quarter a
six
months
earnings
year
ago.
amounted to $4,046,600, equal to
or $1.97
a
skare, in the
share, compared with $4,106,300,
half of 1957.—V. 187, p. 881.
a
Volume
188
General
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
revenues
$1,947,499
$1,839,378
$9,518,982
expenses
1,133,763
5,788,274
1,098,000
1.009,020
253,000
199,176
172,287
$8,976,132
-
Net
operating income
charges..
137, p. 2447.
Net
$323,185
i
$1,623,638
Profit
before
Income
1,183,787
1,195.676
276,845
viuvw*
Divs.
Opera ring
Com.
Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
Net
$4,630,641
$4,441,631
586,006
54d,003
2,P49,3o3
2,615,653
102,000
117,000
oJo.000
624,000
86.378
73,394
42i),50 i
358,023
$160,799
$165,931
$620,272
$043,955
102,784
income
1A7,O11
iyJo.OlU
charges
•j0
<
2 440 717
$2,571,574
1,360,000
30,934
1,313,257
1,272^558
iJift.
stk.
—
stk.
1,594,500
$1,356,618
57 867
$1,762,100
$1,609,549
$3.77
768,392
$3.27
$38.40
$36.64
$34.75
$32.73
,
1958 the company's net current assets amounted to
"earnings retained lor use in the business" amounted
equity or net worth of the company as of April 30,
to $30,452,801
or $38.40 per
share of common stock
the end of the year.
year, Gould-National's purchases of property, plant and
equipment
amounted
tional
moved
investors, viz: The Equitable Life Assurance So¬
ciety of the United States bought $1,000,000 of the issue;
the California State Teachers Retirement System, $900,000 and the Wilmington Savings Fund, $100,000.
The
will
company
the
use
Twin
Cities
from
Depew,
N.
Y.—V.
187,
Period End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
:
—V.
187,
32,595,229
The
was
Period End. May 31
Federal
Other
1958— Month—1957
$2,310,023
revenues—
income
taxes
286,000
■
operating taxes
Net
156,449
income-—_
after charges
j-,
Net
—V.
187,
to
741,345
618,254
•
$1,718,026
1,191,011
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
/
underwriting
Corp.—Common
Stock
group headed by
169,093,248
n?t
eliminate
or
to
proceeds
short-term
the
company
loans
bank
of
germanium transistors
sales
for
1957
and
and
common
on
share
in
which
96%
EARNINGS—For
$1,946,331
principal
company's
to
are
aggregating
the
net
for
five
represented 95%
first
the
months
income
business
five
ended
Chicago,
be
used
to
of
consolidated
on
1958.
Vol.
equal
the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
6%
purchase
Jan.
3,
5%%
Common
'Of
stock
this
5 Vz %
March
25
(par
amount
convertible
31,
Outstanding
67,200
97,090
with
subordinated
are
notes,
341,262 shs.
*750,000 shs.
for
reserved
conversion
shares
10,000
of
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
which
stock
each
from the
names
being
severally
pf
offered
agreed
now
has
selling stockholders,
=
are
the
and
to
for
as
underwriters of the
number of shares,
from the company and
&
Co
28,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Francis I.
E.
duPont
Hutton
F.
8,000
Co
&
McKelvy & Co
:
Wagenselier & Durst, Inc.
Joseps Walker & Sons—
Klrkland & Co._—
7,000
i-.
Straus, Blosser tz MbDowell
7,000
Gruttenden, Podesta & Co..
5,000
Westheimer
4,000
Wright,
—i.'i.
188,.p. 48;
(B. F.)
r
-
-
expansion
warehouse and additions
at Marietta, Ohio,
at
Industrial Products Co.
The
:
...
2,000
2.000
!.2,000
—V.
188, p. 246.
adds
1
including;. construction
72,000
square
feet
of
Rubber
&
Co.,
Akron,
O.
—
was
announced
Called
digitally
the
on
GEDA
controlled
July 17.
the
A-14,
end
•
system,
housed in
is
which
a
weighs
series
of
five
console
tons,
is
cabinets
The electronic computer, which Martin plans to use to solve problems
the design of weapon systems, can tell engineers if a
missile or crsft
will
fly before the first rivet Is driven into the
connected with
„
the
effect,
can
bank
launched
be
stimulated flight
of
or
computers
becomes
flown thousands
of
an
"electronic
times under
all
model"
sorts
of
conditions.
Goodyear Aircraft,
more
this
one
Group
Fund
accounted
for
a
than
specifications
ten
and
a leading supplier of analog computing equipment
designed and produced the system to Martin
completed its installation at Orlando within a
period.
Tee company was awarded the contract following
design competition with five analog computing equipment vendors.—s
V. 187, p. 2448.
1
Sales
1958—4 Wks.—1957
is putting the new unit, a product of Grummanlaunched containerization program, Into Immediate
.
.
.
,
.
—
To Distribute First Videotape
Program—
38,522.017
32,631,449
10,599,905
programming for television became a reality on July 20
President of KTTV, Los
announcement by Richard A. Moore.
134,770,961
the
Cole- also described to
the stockholders
the company's promising
production deal with the Beverly Hills Production Co., headed
by Ed Janis, President, formerly of Walt Disney Studios. This $1,500,000
deal aimed at meeting the critical shortage in cartoon programming
means that
only Guild Films Company, Inc. can guarantee television
stations a continuous flow of cartoons specifically produced lor tele¬
vision with an all-age audience appeal.
package of 150 cartoons which are timely, topical, and in
tell the story of Spunky and Tadpole and their adventures
space, western action, and other incidents of interest.
The Guild sales staff is now offering the 150 cartoons on a library
The
full
in
first
color,
basis
world-wide
for
showed
Just, a day the opening of a new
Moravia, N. Y.—V. 188; p. 246.
5,000
square
foot
a
distribution.
net
will show marked improvement."—V. 187, p. 1433.
that
the
into
by
1958—6 Months—1957
$2,336,870 $11,921,619 $13,636,443
the
Oil
Inc.
-
the
2,425,144
paid
Income
shares
common
taxes
provision
for
for
taxes
the
outstanding
at
six-month
amounted
period
$2,331,500,
to
*
preferred stock amounted to $252,500.—V. 188,
on
PROCEEDS—Company
will use the net proceeds from the offering
payment, of short-term bank loans incurred for the
hydroelectric facilities on the Snake River. The
company's construction costs for the balance of 1958 and preliminary
for
tlie
partial
construction
costs
of
for 1959
new
estimated to total about $48,500,000
arc
DIVIDENDS—The common
of
cents
40
stock is currently on a
quarterly dividend
share.
a
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility supplying electric
mainly in Idaho (90% of operating revenues),
in portions of Oregon and Nevada.
EARNINGS—For
revenues
ing
the
shares
months
12
$28,174,000
were
stock was $6,416,000,
and
ended
net
and
to
a
lesser
31, 1958 total operat¬
applicable to common
May
income
equal to $2.59 per share on the 2,475,000 common
outstanding on May 31.
For the calendar year 1957 these
were $27,801,000; $5,567,000 and $2.25 per share, based on the
of shares outstanding at the year's end.
figures
number
same
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding r
'-First mortgage
bonds—
$105,000,000
J,4%% sinking fund deb. due April 1983
10,000,000
4% cumul. preferred stock ($100 par)600,000 shs.
.
215,000 shs.
Common stock ($10 par)_-.~__
—.
6,000,000 shs. . 2,825,000.shs.
of
first mortgage
of
amount
maximum
bonds issuable is limited
within the
be
$300,000,000 or such other maximum amount as may
fixed
by supplemental indenture, and by property, earnings, and other
provisions of the mortgage and second supplemental indenture thereto.
The
agreement does not authorize the issuance of additional
debenture
debentures, but prescribes limitations within which additional
funded debt (including other debentures) may be Issued.
-
UNDERWRITERS—The ^underwriters
Shares
Blyth
Inc
Co.,
&
Lazard Freres &
Lester,
33,125
Co..
33,125
—
*
Kidder,
Laurende
McCormick
Peabody & Co.— 33,125
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner .&
Smith
-33,125
Allyn & iCo., Inc.—
5,600 ■
Securities Corp.1" 5,000
C.
American
Bacho
Co
&
Robert
Baird
W..
Inc.
Ai
Ellis
Blunt
3,000
Inc.__;
Simmons—
& Co.
&
Boettcher &
-
Davis,
Co.,
<Sc
Co
2,500
;
3,000
—
2,ooo
Corp.— 10,000
Corp.„
2,000
Co
1,000
Michigan
William R.
Stix
Son
<fe
2,000
Richards
J.
B.
A.
&
Taylor,
Co.,
Co
Rogers
&
Hutton
&
&
Co.,
•
Co
Kidder
Inc.-
2,500
1,000"
2,000
2,500
Inc
Tracy,
1,000
Inc.
Tucker,
Day
Anthony
R.
L.
5,000
Walker
H.
&
5.000
Co.—
G.
Wegener & Daly Corp
White, Weld & Co
Witter
1,000
10,000
& Co———
5,000
Dean
5,000
Hogle & Co
188, p.
&
5,000
3,000
5,000
3,000
10,000
1,000
Co.—
2,000
Son
E.
—V.
&
5,000
Co
&
M.
W.
A.
&
Hilliard
Staats
2,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
J.
Co
Co
&
Sutro
Co.
&
Co—
is
Barney & Co
Moore & Co
Smith,
Smith,
3,000
2,000
5,000
Hallgarten & Co.
P. Harper &
2,000
5,000
,
Shearson, Hammlll & Co..
Shuman, Agnew & Co-
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Co.,
1,000
Rothschild
F.
Schwabacher
Stroud
Wm.
.5,000
4s
Shepard
W. Pressprich -& Co—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
L.
Co
3,000
R.
2,500
J.
2,000
Inc.
Foster & Marshall
Hill
,
Curtis
Prescott,
1,000 >
First Boston
5,000
2,000
—
Pacific' Northwest Co
10.000
—
Estabrook & Co.
The
S. Moseley & Co..
Murphey Favre, Inc.-.
New hard, Cook &. Co.
Paine, Rice A: Co.—«... 2,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
2,500
Pancoast
&
1,000
2,500
ton
3,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
<fc Co
&
3,000
George
&
2,500
Inc
Skaggs & Co
Robertson &
Elworthy
5,000
2,500
—
Mitchum, Jones vfc Temple-
3,000
—
Daln
5,000
<fc Co.,
Inc.
M,
Co
2,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
J.
2,000
Co.
2,000
Co
Sullivan
Boawprth,
&
&
Co—
&
F.
Co..
&
—i—-—
Becker
G.
Miller
Marks
M.
McDonald
3,000
f
"Shares -
Co.—2,000
&
Ryons
Irving Lundborg ifciCo.
Merrill
A.
respective num¬
-■
.
junior
severally
have
company the following
additional common stock.
of the
of shares
bers
below
named
from the
to purchase
agreed
%
Harold
2,000
Woodarcl-Elwood & Co..
E.
Wood & Co
.—
10,000
1,000
1,000
148.
Period End.
will
earn
a
partial
undivided
in¬
May|31—
1958—Month—1957
$
revenues
expenses..
income
taxes..
Other operating
Net
Net
two companies.
Industries.
period ended May 31,
Power Co.—Common Stock Offered—Blyth &
Co., Inc., Lazard Freres & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith jointly
headed an underwriting group which offered publicly
on July 24 a new issue of 350,000 shares of
$10 par value
common stock at a price of
$40.50 per share.
Federal
Gulf Oil Co., which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gulf
and Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., on July 9 announced
Barbados Government has given approval to an agreement
Kerr-McGee
St.,
247.
p.
Operating
Operating
Barbados
Corp.,
LaSalle
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-
profit of more than $260,000 for the first six
Mr. Cole said.
"Indications are that gross
1958,"
Gulf Oil Coip.—Barbados Agreement Reached—
entered
fn
fiscal
rental figures
and
by
of
.
the Ameri¬
at
North
33
earnings for the six-month
Federal
Southwest
Mr.
Chicago,
1958—Month—1957
$4,344,900,
First
new
Oil
follows
to
dividends
and
"Divorce Court."
process will mean a tremendous saving in program costs.
first time that videotape has been made available on a
syndication basis.
program
This company opened a new 25,000 square foot supermarket on River
Edge Road, in Tenafly, N. J. It Is the 12th new store opening for the
rapidly expanding Eastern food chain since the beginning of the year,
.
Grand Union
amounted
of
.
of
i
First
is
payment will be made
Co.
421.
p.
on
before
Ferris
This
Trust
1958.
Angeles, Calif., that he had made a deal with John J. Cole, President
of Guild iHlms Co.,- Inc. for-the distribution of their highly successful
months
1958—17 Wks.—1957
and
based
are
Income
♦The
an
and
"Guild
Grand Union Co.—June Sales Higher—
Period End. June 21—
periods
Dewar,
years,
13-raonth
186,
•
subsidiary has added Seaboard & Western Air¬
expanding list of cargo carriers who are using the
aluminum unit load containers for all forms of shipping.
Videotape
Immediate
&
per-share
Jet-prop- executive transport airplane for-the business flying market,
it Is entering
the agricultural. aircraft market with a new cropdusting biplane,-and has six different types of aircraft currently In
production for the military. Grumman research and development pro¬
grams also venture into a wide variety of fields ranging from VTOL
aircraft to missile engineering.—V. 187, p. 2333.
1
„
with the
$7,712,668
which, after payment of preferred, dividends,
73c, per common share.
This ,porppares, with. net sales of
net income of $1,864,800, and per-common-share earnings
the first six months of 1957.
Per-share earnings in both
for
67c
of
May 31,
of
cartoon
prototype.
for
Fund
a
This
'
which
in
said.
recently
$7,903,883
$2,013,400,
equal to
$52,427,100,
extent,
Stock
its $13,400,000 total increase during this period,
arising from appreciation of the stocks owned by
new
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$1,605,780
called for redemption on Sept. 2, next, $21,000
sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,1961 at 101%
Bank
sales
is
Common
$9,406,934
to
Up—
1958—Month—1957
$1,714,467
2448.
p.
to
power
Common
Guild Films Co., Inc.
extending 40 feet.
In
the
Installs
of the most advanced
analog computing systems ever developed
has been installed at The MaTtin Co.'s new guided missile and elec¬
tronic facility at Orlando, Fla., by Goodyear Aircraft Corp. engineers,
it
of
United.
;
.
!
.
■
'
•
In addition to its air-freight unit, Aerobilt and paTent-Grumman,
haw developed containers for both sea and land shipment.
A Marine
Container designed specifically to-meet more demanding sea-shipment
requirements—dynamic loads in crane hoisting and ship's motion—'
Is undergoing in-service tests with Sealand Dock & Terminal Corp.
(Brooklyn, N. Y.) for both sea and land shipping applications.
The
unit rides
"piggy-back" on both flat-bed trucks and rail cars, in
addition to its sea-shipment application, a boon to transhipment prob¬
lems.
'A '•
;
'
• •
In addition to its. containerization program, Grumman is readying
2,000
-
Goodyear Tire
Assets
of
Inc.
the
upon
reported on July 8 by Russell J. Miedel, President.
sales for the six-month period amounted to $58,119,600, and net
basis
in a series of units to be developed by Grumman-Aorobilt,
air-freight container, has already been* delivered to American
Airlines, Inc. in quantity as the "Paul Bunyan" box.
A similar unit
has also been purchased by the Naval Research Laboratories in Wash¬
ington, D. C., and several airlines are presently conducting in-service
tests on
the unit.
These include Northwest Orient, Pan Am, Swiss
Analog Computing System—
One
25
.
warehouse
new
quarterly dividend of .12',a cents per
to holders of record Aug. 8, 1958. -
a
Aug.
of
Air, TWA,
.
floor space to a
plant that produces such Koroseal vinyl products as upholstery, wall
covering, garden hose, rigid pipe and sheet, flexible material for
rainwar, luggage, shower curtains and a variety of other products.
.
-
2,000
of a newto production facilities, has-been completed
the plastic products plant of B. F. Goodrich
program,
declared
The
balance
he
vote
were
income
another
Goodrich Co.—Expansion in Ohio—
$700,000
A
_
Co.
&
Wood & Co
the
held
The first
\.3,0M
3,000
.
Le*- Co
—v.
...
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
-
from
meeting,
service.
7,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Shields & C#.:—
.
shares
annual
sales
Aerobilt's
Blauner & Co.,
Inc.
common
the
The overseas carrier
4,000
7,000
...
have
of
Fund's
firm's
Roney & Co
Milton D.
7,000
Co._
&
lines,
Shares
•
Wm. C.
at
Aerobilt Bodies, Inc., a
follows:
Shares
Stone
Hayden,
authorized
approved
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—Sells Containers
principal
the aggregate
purchase
of
was
price appreciated 16.7% from Nov. 30, 1957
to June 30, 1958, a seven month period in which the Dow-Jones In¬
dustrial Average rose 6.2%.—V. 188, p. 246.
the exercise of warrants and 17,046 shares are reserved for the exercise
of options granted or to be granted to officers and key employees.
common
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$39,196,717 $41,166,455
$8,684,768
portion
Fund,
to
Idaho
Securities, Inc.—Total
assets
the
The
the
reserved
are
number
500,000
payable
1542.
p.
Record
...
shares
935,812
1,150,000
1,150,000
Fqnd Up 50%—
major
30,000
due
cents)
25,617
1,814,834
14,600,684
935,812
Group Securities rose
50%
to $40,400,000 in the seven months following its fiscal year-end
on
Nov. 30,
1957, reports John L. Ahbe, Vice-President and Director
of Sales of Distributors Group, Inc., the sponsor company.
$301,000
1963—
the
to
share,
Total
$400,000
——
due
Stock
70,000
mortgage
money
loan
in
directors
187,
Group
FINANCING
Authorized
I960—
term
PRESENT
TO
'/.V
convertible subordinated notes—
$41,875,616
July 23.
common
were
corresponding period ot 1957. Net sales ancl other income
in
1957 totaled. $3,272,037 and
net income
was
$345,944,
equal tq
$1.09 per share.
' rT
5 Vi
52 Wks. End.
1,814,834
1958—Month—1957
$8,212,614
—
The
31, 1958 net sales
shareholders
oi
$2,133,302
187,
Net
2800.
increase
distributed
'•••••'
interest.
111.—V.
Record
»
Gregory Industries, Inc., Toledo, O.—Stock Increased
to 51 cents per share
$932,167, $92,361 and 29 la cents per
stock, compared with
i
16,686,496
—.
outstanding—voting—
1206.
present 350,000
be
'
Period Ended June 30—
America
$50,666,686
—
Period End. June 30—
manufacture
will
assets
Stores Inc.—June Sales
National
—
__
Sales
$250,000.
the
of total
months
May
$161,254
was
is
special meeting
Sales
; Feb. 22,'58
income taxes
p.
the
15-year 4,/2%
accrued
—V.
(II. L.) Green Co. Inc.—June Sales Decreased—
An
BUSINESS—The
of
52 Wks. End.
Common shares
187,
net
2549.
p.
and
$
Co.
Tea
.
Common dividends
Common shares outstanding—non-voting
—V.
remaining
corporation has
of its
.
1958—11 Mos.—1957
a
Si
Preferred divldenus
187, p.
called
187,
1958,
(
"
•
profit
—V.
21 voted to dissolve the corporation, it
P. McLean, President.
When
the dis¬
effected,
of
,
—V.
———
Net
oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
reduce
;
:
:
.
been
Ilartfield
Offered—
Hayden, Stone & Co.
on July
22 offered publicly 100,000 shares of common
stock (par 25 cents) at $20.50 per share. Of the offering,
26,112 shares are being sold, for the account of the com¬
pany and 73,838 shares for the account of Arnold Malkan,
Chairman of the Board, and members of his family. Upon
completion of this sale, Mr. Malkan proposes to retire
as an officer arid director of the
company. This offering
was
Pacific
&
—
before
has
Corp.—Votes to Dissolve—-
Malcolm
Period End. June 30—
Feb. 23,'57
$4,769,249,488 $4,481,852,081
110,666,686
90,375,616
Prov. for Fed. & Canadian income taxes—:
60,000,000
48,500,000
Sales
depth of.. 15^000
on Marcn 17,
Belleplaine :on the
a
near
record at the close of
business July 25.
corporation was formed in 19o7, and its common stock dis¬
tributed as a dividend to the holders of shares in McLean
Industries,
inc.
However, it never actually began operations and management
$3,355,527 $38,371,356 $38,127,651
/
1,114,749
to
commenced
was
district
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Great Atlantic
Profit
Transistor
$3,775,033
$1,508,064
198,951
joint
joint
The
2226.
p.
(The)
1,144,000
$294,964
295,199.
1958—Month—1957
_
187,
Gulf Morgan
well, if possible,
Scotland
July
on
by
shareholders
6,306.382
2800,
p.
General
An
$394,682
oper.
Sales
—V.
$9,576,700
7,281,079
1,260,000
1,469,688
211,000
145,641
the
BarbMos,. Jjeld
Howard Stores Corp.—June Sales Down—
Period End. June 30—
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$11,000,450
$2,121,293
1,472,897
expenses
in
shareholders
announced
solution
Gray son-Robinson Stores Inc.r^-June Sales Increased
Operating
Operating
located
of
certain stage of a
agreement, the
Lewis No. 1.
'
the
.
a;'A'v'\-
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
is
island
a
of
terms
planned to drill this
drilling of Gulf Morgan Lewis
can
$
167,870,898
the
over
reacning
the
drilling
Sales
1958—6 Mos.—1957
32,905.842
in
Gulf Shipbuilding
2225.
p.
alter
with
Haskelite Manufacturing Corp.—Partial Redemption—
,
$
$
License
Co.,
5
Morgan Lewis Plantation. On July 1 the well was drilling at 8,594 feet.
—V. 187, p. 2660.
'
>.
-
677.
p.
Grant Co.—June Sales Off—
involved
and
The
finance new
to
the
to
Oil
The
year
Batcery
(W. T.)
together with $1,430,000 raised
construction.—V. 185, p.
proceeds
by the sale of stock recently,
2802.
the
is
feet.
to
Privately—This company has sold privately $2,000,000
of first mortgage 4%% bonds due 1988 to three institu¬
mium
Prospecting
Gulf
accordance
dissolution proposal.
$1,981,611, the report stated.
the company bought the assets of the Nickel Cad¬
Corp. of Easthampton, Mass.
At this location, GouldNational is manufacturing open-cell nickel-cadmium batteries.
Also during the year the company leased a building in
Minneapolis
to
serve
as
the headquarters
of
research activities
which
will
be
During
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest—Bonds Sold
It
is
recently
amounted
scanning at
the
the
In
project
$1,241,149
800,000
$3.90
774,394
$3.72
793,000
in
Barbados
project.
1958
©26,103,071.
During
187, p. 2600.
2,961,493
$2,953,740
com.
buurcowneis
ou,
,573
5 012 291
3,290,930
pfd.
April 30,
$20,al7,x-0 and
195u
operating
5,915,233
$3,122,100
com.
On
to
6,413,030
terest
by
1955
$2,951,118
surplus
outstanding
share—
per com. shr.
per
Book value
$904,328
operating taxes-
after
—V.
1958—5 Mas.—1957
1958—Month—1957
expenses
Federal income taxes
Net
1956
3,388,819
on
shrs.
Earns,
$935,183
revenues
Operating
Other
1957
$70,425,132 $67,917,721 $59,671,689
6,339,937
—
on
.
decl.
Balance,
vjreneral
taxes
taxes
"
Period End. May 31—
inc.
income
Divs. declar.
$1,563,920
249,817
$361,560
after
—.
.
Net
—V.
1958
$66,194,70.9
809,619
income taxes___
operating taxes-i
dtlier
Net
5,421.593
1,181,000
1,125,906
218,000
Federal
Years End. Apr. 30—
sales
1958—5 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
(349)
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Off—
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
Period Ended May 31
Operating
Operating
5763
Number
—V.
oper.
after
187,
taxes-
income
charges
p.
2660.
—'
39,100,842
23,632,809
5,344,000
1958—5 Mos.—1957
S
37,107,133 192,021,675
23,977,890 119,167,326
4 408,000
24,371,000
$
182,408,738
116,081,786
22,537,000
4,094,620
3,738,210
20,558,239^
18,746,943
6,029,413
5,290,172
4,983,033
4,511,168
27,925,110
24,419,888
25,043,009
22,766,347
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(350)
Illinois Central
RR.—June
County Land Co.—May Sales Off—
Kern
Earnings Lower-
Period End. May 31—
"1958—G Mos.~1957
"1958—Month—1957
period End. June 30—
$' '
<*}
144,996,479
Railway oper. revenues..
Railway oper. expenses^
21,232,000
23,105,400
127,105,727
17,249,000
18,386,993
2,079,000
—-V.
187,
Railway
Equip.
tax
2,458,996
693,213
2,637,470
Foodlincrs
Offering—A special offering of
20,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was made on
Julv
17
by Loewi & -Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., af
S14.87M> per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents/
per share. The offering was oversubscribed.
1,566,258
7,908,316
9,732.809
253.000
220,572
1,819,411
15,000
27,039
93,926
1,428,670
68,172
443,000
'
Net
ry.
income
oper.
income
Other
.
.
Miscellaneous deductions
Net
Inc. av'l, for
Fixed
fEarns.
"Estimated.
month.—V.
9,633,801
3.811,727
187,
5,473,224
7,281,580
$0.36
$1.76
$2.34
share
tBased
shares
3.111,775
on
outstanding
end
current
of
Plata,
*
The
RR.—Partial
Belt
Redemption—
called
Business
S.
A.,
X."
and
"
B.
Calif.,
land
McWhirter,
expansion to other related fields at
187,
Carolina
Net
be
to
The
Manager
the
of
corporation's
considered
options
possible location for
a
as
20
cover
in
acres
the
of
town
Profit
Plans,
Ihe
in
supplies
still
modern
developed,
being
manufacturing
locations.
The
present
separate
card
production
Calif.,
Period End. June 30—
$
188,
Period End. April .30—
net
leased
Period Ended July 12—
$
Net
—V.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
•
•
187,
(7);
taxes
for
"734,223
1,080,194
"169,010
-
taxes
income
Net
Cr240,000
—
net
fEarnings
earnings
365,000
*$494,223
share
per
losses.
*$1.57
tBased
on
930,000
$715,194
*$169,010
$1,171,118
*$0.54
number
average
$2.28
shares
of
,/
ry,
*
Mar. 29.'58
$3.72
$523,306
$391,677
$259,403
outstanding
616.397
552,390
502.980
share.
$1.04
$0.92
$0.75
464,916
'..M $0.56
shrs.
per
com.
Plans
Private Sale
is
company
for
for
the
the
corporation has
community
a
purchased
Muscle
the
serving
system
announced
was
on
July
Television
Shoals
Florence,
and
With
this acquisition, the Jerrold Company now owns and operates
community antenna systems serving approximately
30,000
sub¬
scribers. and becomes
the largest of the companies operating com¬
10
serves
systems.
Shoals
*
Cable
System,
which
started
operations
Vin
1955,
4,000 subscribers in the tri-city area.
The system carries
television
channels,
WSIX-TV,
Channel
8,
(ABC),
Nashville,
three
Tenn.; WBRC-TV, Channel
(CBS), Birmingham, Ala.; and WART-TV,'
(NBC, ABC), Birmingham, Ala.
Channel 13 is relayed
to
the
system antenna site via a one-hop microwave system.
An
triplication Is now before the Federal Communications Commission1
for a second microwave installation to
relay Channel 6 from Birming¬
ham
6
13,
Muscle Shoals.
to
The
other
.ferrnJd
community
in
ere
antenna
Dubuque,
$72,233
Iowa.;
systems
1958,
interests
371,394
*471,258
to
preferred
operated
Sales Lower—
777X
;
•
consisting
in
♦,
,
of
:
.
mortgage in the amount of $2,987,471.36 on the closing date. Each of
the. two partners in Leader-Cleveland will contribute $10,600 to the
is. offering
$640,000
participations
of
in
his
1958
and
211-week
April
26,
period
ended
fp5G0,221 and net income
♦.
As
of
April
28,
mately $906,200,
tracts
and
1958,
net
income
1957,
totaled
the
the
at
received
Italian
Leruer
firm's
Porto
Cor.ini
plant
Ruycnna.—
near
'
totaled
$117,323.
had
the
sales
of
—V.
government
subcontracts.
of
the
fiscal
This
year
with
compares
ended Nov.
1951.
Main
and
The
company
principal
Cotton
purpose
offices
Philadelphia,
in
7'Xv
a
30,
1957,
$25,000-
in Pennsylvania
ancl
plant
on
located
are
at-
Pa.
has been
GIVING
test
"Exclusive
Mortimer
B.
Jewel
,
(par
or
10
13,000
Burnside
Tea
shares
Co.,
Period End. June 14—
Retail sales
187,
p.
Six
reserved
Co., Inc.
PRESENT
P'INANCING
>
—V.
138,
Inc.—June
Sales
issuance
upon
options.—V.
exercise
187,
p.
$
taxes
77
$
p.
per
—V.
187, p.
2491.
gas
Profit
before
income
31—
1958—24 Wks.—1957
S
$
1958
_
1957
$14,949,925
*470,997
329,589
115,334
109,530
"$4.08
S2.8G
•Including first quarter extraordinary income of $136,663.
of shares outstanding at March
31, 1958.—V. 187,
(number
1958
Fed.
ft state
shares
Earnings
per
6,681.299
share—
Months
taxes.-
shares
per
p.
and
1,773,000
:
1,773,217-
2.955.361
i__
2,953.219
$1.72
_•
$1.16"
1958
to
sales
-
1956
,
$9,378,154
8,046.322
24
income
taxes
2,575,000
the
3,799,608
weeks
12
/
.
./ •
15,
ended
shares,
common
June
15,
1958,
ago,
weeks
ended
June
June
the
1958,
—
8,955.923
share
8,953,723
2,981,216
$0.61
The
average
■
were
$58,893,841,
the
stock
split May,
1956.—V.
181,
p.
Mo.,
amendment
shares
of
investment
to its
company
Inc.
agriculture,
>.
Lamex,
who is
in
Lamex,
paper
$5,801,790
registration statement "covering
common
stock
(par one
cent).—V.
an
187,
Inc.—
September
and
was
and
Treasurer.—V.
Shoe
1956 by
188,
Corp.—June
p.
$112,-1
to
$13,820,539
248.-
p.
'
v
•
XX ~*
William R.
McKelvy,
.;.
•
'
■
Stores
Co.
Merck
$3,604,027
&
(&
Co., Inc.
"Earns,
.
•
V
;
.
1958—5 Mos.—1957
'
on
the
1958—12 Mos.—1957 -1
50,262,000
taxes.
14,035,000
11,735,000
25,394,000
21,665,000
share
$1.35
$1.13
$2.43
$2.07
quarter
second
stock,
like
taxes
number of shares outstanding.
sales were $51,293,000 compared
176,670,000
43,065,000
-.
average
$46,304,000
$7,461,000,
compared
1957
with
1957.
Net income for the second quarter
resulting in 72 cents per share of com- '
$5,935,000, or 58 cents per common share,
of
quarter
to
amounted
the
(.
Subs.)—Earnings Up 20%—
197,125.000
com.
per
Second
1958
in
Off—
^
91,304,000
after
mon
.
23,435,000
income
•
.
27.803,000
Net
$3,002,207 $14,765,531 $15,059,931
2227;
-
•
101.492,000
additional
for
,
Sales
1958—6 Mos.—1957
_
before
1958—22 Wks.—1957
,
$56,925,433
'
'
'
"
2703.
p.
"Based
1958—5 Wks.—1957
Inc.—June
'
6
$11,028,000 $11,213,000 $54,977,000 $55,651,000
187,
income
Stores Corp.—Current Sales Up—
*
1958—Month—1957
Sales
—V.
"
?
',
1958—26 Wks.—1957
$12,905,510 $58,256,962
(
-
Higher-
"
.
Mercantile
Sales
,
Net
1786.
,
7
248.
1958—5 Wks.—1957
sales
188,
Sales■
p.
in
•;
amounted
industries.
founded in
food,
Inc.
President
Retail
—V.
2015.
with
$4,«il
to
a substantial interest in Lamex, Inc.,
it was announced on July 22 by D. F. Morris, President."
manufactures
polyethylene products
for
the
textile,,
Ga„
the
July 21
the
1957
\
Interest
Period End. June 30—
on
year
corporation has purchased
Lamex,
*$0.40
$0.53
,
•.
Purchases
Period End. June 30—
$5,471,322-$3,605,171
?
16,
•
.
1958,
earnings-amounted
15,
share
per
769,331, compared with $94,313,791 in the corresponding period of 1957.^
The
1957
sales have
been
revised
to
include
sales of. purchased,
1,875,000
2,375,000
$4,799,550
...
1
to
amounted
share.
This compares with
equal to $1.50 per share.
per
year
a
the
for
5.480.171
$6,726,54
filed
Louis,
p.
for
ended
June
ended
$1.03
to
period
r
outstanding i; during"!
' .v.:,/
new
weeks
equal
sales
1958,
50 : cents
to
average
companies acquired since the first of
acquisitions.
For the corresponding period in
$47,415,155.
of
24
j
.
Lower—
15,
'./y'!'//•."'V:
the
on
weeks
12
the
■
$2,853,652
cents
the
of
were
same
shares,
.%'■
Period End. June 30—
1957
1958
$8,584,326
This 7St.
187,
with
r
1958—G Mos.—1957
Up—Earnings
common
74
for
sales
the
/•
—XXXXX
■%%%:'■.■/-;"/•/■:'!:.
,
dates
$0.89
$4,610,228 $24,560,717 $25,160,477"'
for
the
12 .'weeks
ended
June
equal,
after preferred dividends,
compares
For
5,168,000
$0.39
/
1958—Month—1957
Corp.—Sales
sales
net
$4,604,000' r-
5,182,401
share..
yX: /'; X
2227.
p.
equal
1957,
-
$68,255,000- ^
Stores Co.—June Sales Decreased—
4,472,262
This
1957
$53,579,000
$2,006,000
$4,339,559
•
outstanding
common
-
With SEC-^
—V.
Earnings—
31—
oustanGing..
common
Sales
Mead
•
247.
McLellan
187,
$4.07
/
...
Period End. June 30—
—V.
1.525,086
$4.22
/
Co.—Sales
Ended March
profit after
188,
6,212,152
1,584,790
outstanding
common
Earnings
3.415,257:
Managed Funds, Inc.—Registers
Mangel
$
•
884.
—V.
3,480,000
7,174,550
"Adjusted to reflect 3-for-l
an
1957
~
with
period.—V.
188,
p.
•
50.,
188,606,682
$16,813,919
share
31—
■
5,310,000
—7
.
X
Mos.—1957
products.
$
5,076,000
yy
taxes
profit.—.—
Common
r1958—6
-r-.i.
Net
6,895,257
...
—
Quarter End. March 31—.
ft sulphur revenues
for
Net
Higher—
247.
Period End. July 5—
(& Subs.), Knox, Pa.—Earnings
sales
March
McGraw-Eclison
Three
Louisiana Land & Exploration Co.— EarningsOil,
.
$8,609,576 $4.6,123.455 $48,086,410
195.478,530
_
...
-
Mansfield Tire &
common
■
'7
1957
10,386,000
.*
share———:
Sales
31,513,710 199,002,529
Sales
1958—Month—1957
taxes
shares
Earnings
by
Up—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
March
'7.7 7
<
...
outstanding—
common
•>
-
,
Aircraft Corp.- -Earnings-
profit ai'.er
Melville
7,500,000
profit after taxes
/.
Qapital shares outstanding at end of period™
per
per
?..
per
,
Ended
Common
the
1958
•_
dividends
shares
SEC
for
7-
Earnings
Outstanding
certain
Net
"Earnings
taxes
income
Common
*365,500 shs.
of
33,097,326
Months Ended
Fed.
Common
1
2226.
Knox Glass Inc.
Net
TO
Corp.—June
2227.
p.
689,876.
/
238,670.000
income
profit
Authorized
$
—V.
Net
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
&
closely held corporation.
•'
.
stock
a
EFFECT
_
Common
-
the
company
CAPITALIZATION
<
for
Prov.
design, development and manufac¬
consisting principally of special and
electronic
Forces.
Heretofore, the
Net
from
1958—5 Mos.—1957 "
Corp.—Earnings—
services.
before
First
the
Armed
ancl
Profit
Jan.
instruments.
Virtually all
company's products are manufactured on special order and have
-military, commercial and Industrial applications.
Up to the present
tmic
the greatest part of the
company's production has been for
of
X
77—;777
77
Sales
notes
to
Stores
Monliii
,
Off—
3 Months Ended March 30—
the
equipment,
precision
187.
Net
$13,466,907 $14,714,305 $66,433,535 $70,478,496
2226.
p.
Lockheed Aircraft
Prov.
engaged
electronic
-general
incorporated
was
executive
Streets,
is
company
of
ture
It3
relating
$8,737,585
Norcross,
of which $510,891 represented government
prime contracts and
government subcontracts. As of April 28, 1957, the
backlog was $757,200,
With
$658,000 representing government prime contracts and
$15,000
trovernment subcontracts,
BUSINESS—The
—
187,
Sales
1958—Month—1957
$23,515.
backlog of $977,891 at the close
12,
McCrory
Net
the
company's backlog of orders was approxi¬
of which $791,200 represented government prime con-,
$25,000
Corp.—June
Period End. June 30—
and
For
net
Stores
5Va%
149.
p.
$2,316,060,
approximately
an
2335.
Sales—
ancl-
of the company
company
188,
including
had net sales of $966,285 for the 21-week
company
period ended April 27,
agreement
outstanding during this comparable period.
working capital.
EARNINGS—The
,
to the general funds
1,
period.
<levelopment with respect to new products and product applications
through which the company's commercial business might be increased,
added
July
the
p.
the
of
fund, be non-refundable afc>
1963 and contain restrictions
$110,000 contract:
from Socleta Termolettrica Veneta of Venice,
Italy,
The order was
lor combustion control,
steam temperature control and boiler instru¬
187,
the y
that
that
race
sinking
a
the
recently
expected
the
at
to
the payment of cash dividends
similar to the present restrictions
Period End. June 30—
:
Northrup Co.—Receives Italian Contract—
company
is
It
on
V.
Co., Inc., both of New York, on June 17 publicly of¬
fered 130,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at
153.75 per share. The offering was quickly oversubscribed.
be available for
stock
Common
A.
7,
partnership consisting of Lawrence A. Wien and Hurry B. Helmsley.
The prospectus states that Leader-Cleveland has contracted to purchase
the Leader Building for a purchase price
of/ $4,237,471.35, payable.
$1,250,000 in cash and the balance by taking title subject to a first
Tiii.s
anticipated
presently
$
&
research
is
mentation
Jetronic Industries, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock Of¬
fered—Charles Plolni & Co., and Mortimer E. Burnside
end the balance will be
provisions tor
interest cost prior to
respect
it
interest
bear
321,993,672 217,787,083"
Wier. and William F.
1958,,to purchase : the
from Leader Building Associates, a
Lawrence
on
July
York
New
partnership capital and
partnership interest.
stock,
consummated.
7?'
by"
Ariz.;
Pocatello,
Idaho;
XJkiah, Calif.; Key West, Fla.; Ventnor, N. J.; and Richland, Walla
Walla and Wenatchee, Wash.—V. 187, p. 2660.
be
things,
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$6,059,816 $35,707,124 $36,216,018
r"7
'.f 7"7'7 /7'''^-7'-r;77;XX-^7:X
Building in Cleveland, Ohio,
Leeds &
otner
on
the
company's
imposed under the
the 41/2%. sinking fund notes, except thatcash dividends on the company's common stock will be payable
only
from earnings accumulated subsequent to March 29,
1958, plus $50,000, less any consolidated net
deficit
incurred
subsequent
to
that..
filed
formed
was
will
notes
contain
lower
a
covering
partnership,
Loader
Flagstaff,
PROCEEDS—Part of the net proceeds will be devoted to
the
-McDonnell
•
The
X
institutional
an
*14.420
1958—Month—1957
pation.
with
.
cumulative
among
Earnings,
and
owned
16,
negotiations
principal amount of sinking fund y
refunding its $744,000 outstanding indebted-V.
operating
of
—V.
a
registration statement with the SEC 011
$1,280,000 of participations in partnership
be offered for public sale at a price oi $10,000 per partici¬
partnership
Purcell,
over
Channel
This
July
Muscle
*$329,687
York—Reg¬
Offering of Participations— ''X vXXXX/-XyX:';:
isters Proposed
Shapp,
J.
President.
munity antenna
$389,(358
$96,191
65,975
Leader-Cleveland Realty Associates, New
Cable
Sheffield
Milton
by
24
in
$2,000,000
of
represented
annum,
•
Corp.—Acquisition—
antenna
it
Ala.,
>
.<
$2,000,000 Notes—
by
its
1,177,307
2226.
p.
of
X
$1,249,540
$701,052
311,394
$5,722,393
187.
of
engaged
sale
purpose
Sales
Period End. June 30—
outstanding,
Apr. 2,'55
$19,120,010-
$700,401
2907.
p.
Mar. 31,'56
$25,836,142
—„——
profit
Nine
—V.
TTuscuinbia,
187,
EARNINGS
„
from rail-
Sales
Jerrold Electronics.
The
$730,237
1,059,924
income—-
oper.
OF
Mar. 30,'57
$33,996,556
460,757
—V.,
$313,203
217,012
expenses
Deficit.—V.
(1).
STATEMENT
date.
It is further anticipated
that the notes will, by their terms,
require the maintenance of working capital at not less than $3,000,000.
1958—5 Mos.—1957
Lane Bryant Inc.—June
187, p. 2226.
This
948,014.234 878,362;855
1958—Month—1957
operations
way
.
Ohio (3);
201,354
,
2,101,118
(28);
332,990
loan
•
^
Georgia
Indiana
■/,4
subsidiarlea>
wholly-owned
in
471,731
with
"... <tj'7
and
its
stores
grocery
609,939
common
RR.— Earnings—
Ishpeming
&
revenue../
oper.
Net revenue
y
Fed.
Consul,
Corp.,
7.; „:7
/
retail
taxes
will,
1958—28 Wks.—1957
126,265,083
through
company
of 39
cost y
now,,,
--v/''//,
Prov; for led. inc.
of
;..;
/v.:■:;// ,■'■;//*;.vy/y .•••£':'
724,677
sale
-v-V '/''yy/yy'\yy\
Superior
Railway
'
—V.
77/7:7,.
2842.
p.
Railway oper.
Feci.
before
income
"Net
/
.
§
'l_._130,568,454
sales
Period End. May 31—
v
stock¬
are
995,037
deposits......! $13,099,520 $14,051,169 $65,701,786 $67,058,859
Earnings
J?rov.
Subs.)—Earnings
1958—3 Mos.—1957
'
by the
company's 4Vs>.%
sinking
fund
notes
now
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. and providing addi- "
funds.
While the culmination of these negotiations ;
is dependent upon the development of terms agreeable to the
company
and to the holders of its prior preferred stock and the initial series-h
1958—6 Mos,—1957
1958—4 Wks.—1957
call
and
inclu.
sales
7
49.
p.
Lake
Total
-
were
'1,310.340
tional
Kroger Co.—Current Sales at Higher Rate—
about
-
Interstate Department Stores, Inc. (&
shares
taxes
held
157,815,445
$11,708,475 $11,653,280 $64,048,957 $68,703,780
—V.
new
and
8,181
inc.
ncss
$
157,577,418
1958—Month—1957
Sales
for a modern building to house
warehousing facilities which now are
plant will be equipped with the most
handling machinery.—V. 188, p. 247.
total,
$50,963,773
before
notes
28,857,362
27,516,286
plant.
new
a
Campbell,
eight miles southwest of San Jose.
the
/y
.■
sales,
lender
1958—6 Mos.—1957
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—June Sales Increased—
General
Of
CONSOLIDATED
a
2226.
p.
chain
a
y
•.
.
1958—Month—1957
...
.
May Build
July 16 announced to the employees of the San Jose,
card manufacturing plant that options have been taken
on
„
$16.50;
will apply the proceeds toward the
super-markets to be located in premises
new
/- ///-<■'
Year Ended—
The
Period End. June 30—
on
at
company
for
/•
.
'
W.
is»ue.
BUSINESS—The
operates
Net
(S. S.) Kresge Co.- -June Sales Off
New California Plant—
division
total of 18,181
par)
a
inventories
under-lease.
South
:
operational management.
$
—
of
partially-owned
a
Earns,
Sales
Corp.
(no
;
stockholders (other than those employees who
on a l-for-60 basis.
XV. X
Com.
—V.
Machines
stock
common
Of¬
its employees
primary subscription basis to certain em- X
the lemaining 10,000 shares were offered to X
ployees;
Plants
Argentina
on
Koppers,
Buenos Aires.
of
present plans also envision
date,—V. 187, p. 1895.
later
187, p. 2448,
the
on
Executive Vite-President of Koppers, said that the
The
Industrial Rayon Corp.—New Affiliate Formed—
International
Contract
—
Argentinas
just south
town
a
George M. Walker,
for
Spencer Chemical Co. below.—V.
Details, ofi Stock
(with an oversubscription privilege). Rights
July 16, 1958. Blyth & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.,
underwrote
"know-how"
redemption on Aug. 1, next, $2,500
of its 5%
sinking fund debentures, 1965 series, due Jan. 1, 1965, at
100%
plus accrued interest,
Immediate payment will be made at
"the Indiana National Bank,, Indianapolis, Ind.—V. 187, p. 2906.
See
Inc.—Further
additional
on
offered
The plants would utilize gas from the YPF refineries nearby for the
making of ethylene, which would in turn be made into polyethylene,
the much-used plastic,
Koppers would furnish the engineering,
the
Indianapolis Public Loan Co., Inc.—Partial Redempt'n
has
Inc.
Plasticas
licensing ancl other approvals by the Argentine government and the
raising of capital, a large part of which is expected to be furnished
from within Argentina.
has called for redemption on Aug. 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, 865,000 of its first mortgage 5'/n ri
ponds, due June 1, 1982 at 100'/. Payment will be made at the North¬
ern Trust Co.,
Chicago, 111,—-V. 185, p. 2803.
corporation
expired
carrying out of the contract is contingent on several factors, Including,
company
The
of
share
per
PROCEEDS—The
subsidiary, has signed a contract with Yacimento Petrolifero Fiscales
< YPF»,
state-owned oil company of Argentina which may ultimately
result in
the construction of ethylene and polyethylene plants ac La
2800.
p.
Indiana Harbor
Co.,
Koppcrs
Industrial
1.104.817
$0.33
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
holders)
11,093,307
4,160,577
654,9^4
1.012,000
com.
per
1,759,791
687,000
—
income
Net
■
1,699,000
fixed cgs.
charges
187, p., 2660.
will go to an estate.—V.
proceeds
.
fering—Th e company recently offered to
and stockholders or
record, July 2, 1958, a
shares
Koehring Co —Special
4,617,422
1,461.000
dr.>_
(net
115.492,357
12,155,388
15,153,891
facility
joint
&
rents
i
i
Marsh
.
$9,379,000
$8,269,000
$1,858,000
$1,640,000
royalties
p. 2842.
104,404.553
accruals..
oil
Gross
^
.Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957^
'
.
Based
p.
883.
on'.
Rubber Co.
—
Debenture
Subscrip¬
tions—Of the $2,511,400 of 5% convertible subordinated
debentures offered at par to common stockholders of
record June 24 on the basis of
$100 principal amount of
debentures for each 22 shares held July 10, a total of
$2,215,200 was subscribed for via rights, and the remain¬
ing $296,200 were taken up by the underwriters headed
by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111. Rights expired
on
July 10.—V. 187,
p.
2907.
•
.
Michigan
Bell
Telephone
Period Ended May 31—
$
Operating
Operating
revenues- _1—
22.795,099
expenses
15,719,294
Federal income
Other
Net
operating
:
taxes...
operating income-
Net after
—V.
taxes::
187,
eharges_l_
p.
2492.
1.
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$
.
*.
1958—5 Months—1957 "*
$
$
22.387,55)2 112,533,791 109.222.767 1
15,741,161. 78,891,944
76,086.6863 '
2,611.308
2,357,982
11,803,765
1,463,524
1.535.543
7.838.151
3,000,973
2,752,906
13,999,931
13,405,660'
2.504.111
2,424,496
11,753,833
11.954.19$
11,769,384*
7,961,03?
'
Volume J80
Number 5763
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
7
(351)
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.—Kappel
Frederick R.
graph
Co.;
Kappel, President
has
been
elected
the
of
American
director.—V.
a
184,
Missouri
Director—
a
Telephone
&
Bids
Tele¬
428.
will
Michigan
Six
Months
Gross
Net
Gas Utilities
operating
Net
revenues
earnings
381,654
22,750
share
per
of
common
$391,598
stock
reflected
.
See
Middle
Holders
have
accepted
Co.,
be
Petroleum
than
more
stock
a
80%
of
Period End. June 30—
$1.07
made
payments
under
^
Sales
exchange
that the exchange
to the participants.
That
The
was
announced
offer,
made
100
Middle
each
holders
at
of
States
shares
elected
to
holders
will
24
on
by
be
by President
States
basis
a
shares,
of
Tennessee Gas
of
45
corporation
and
that
and
Tennessee
of
will
it
Tennessee.
Gas
shares
;
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—June Sales Lower—
1958—Month—1957
$2,963,347
—V.
;
187,
;:%V-•."'i
2227..
p.
/
Chemicals
-
Corp.
of
America
to
tion
the
of
to
Deshler
A.
II
has
been elected
of
man
Specht,
President,
resumed
July
on
full-time
shares
of
21, announced
status
with
that
from
enters
capital
which 947,600 shares
the
James
treasury.-
the
sale
into
company and has
The office of Chair¬
stock
of
the
optr.
1C58—Month—1957
revenue—
$1,903,506
expenses
1,459,337
oper.
stock,
common
$1
188,
selling stockholders
7,266,078
$528,710
$1,874,407
217,281
629.664
Minute
have
Maid
761,751
Corp.—Exercises
amount
of
from
Minute
$5,642,500.
The
July
on
21
:
R.
Standard
Maid
4%
debentures
Brands
debentures
Inc.
for
carried
were
it
Francis
Rauscher,
I.
4,500
Co
&
exercised
$11,285,000
total
a
principal
Brand's
20,000
Co.__ 10,000
its
fiscal
said.
to
which
year
He
not be
plans
:stated
complete
ends
that
Oct.
ft
&
&
Herbert
the
debentures
would
be
cancelled
reissued.
would
and
f
.
.
Co.,
Inc,_.
W.
assets
Snow
$5,500,000
maining
Crop division.
the
of
assets,. including
Brands.
1.
Minute
Clinton
debentures
to
the
the
$11,285,000
of
Missile
\"%
•
had
anhounced
April 30,
on
sold
debentures,
.
Maid
the option to purchase the debentures.—V.
later
and
1958
187,
all
its
to
Standard
had
Schaefer
—
it
V.
'»•
ft
3,000
—
Securities
this
by
Act
order
an
Regulation A exemption
a
of
with
1933
it
corporation,
respect
to
announced
was
from
July
offering
%
Inc._
4,500
t
w
"
"
«
the
public
its
Of
.In
offering
10c
in
order
suspension
various
t
should
In
be
will
circular
63%
own
that
is
tem¬
the
it" has
The
"reason
and
provides
cites
that
such
v
to
i
;
oppor¬
and
present
in
.
.
V
the
stockholders
.
4
amount
-
also
public
interest,
while
the
officers, directors, and present stockholders will*
approximately only llVz'/r
of die cash investment
The
order
alleges that there was included
in the company's financial statements as an asset the sum of
$210,000,
have
for
contributed
their
63%
described
interest.
"Oil
as
Leases,
from
tiie
$210,000
would
that
purchase
to
geological
at
and
r.ot
amount
the
to
to
the
only
offering
interests
37%
circular
of
to
of
the
failed
the
the
proposed
public
total
the
in
outstanding
disclose
to
purchase
that
the
price
leases
With
the
reference
value
of
to
a
statement
in
Missile
Oil's
of
unreasonable
lenges
statement
of
the
such
in
end
without
statements
as
a
contained
in
the
The
order
also
13,015,476
12,727,298
11,136,219
reserves,
and,
in
and
there
would
drilling.—V.
be
188,
1958
:
.
direct
taxes—
L
8,033
has
increased
following
of
of
the
the
additional
Central
Board
of
number
members
from
eleoted: C. A.
Harold L.
Markets,
Inc.;
offering of 36,900 shares of
p.
if
any
funds
available
Executive
President
Chief
since
1949,
has been
Executive Officer,
Vice-President
of
Chairman
1953.—V.
in
corporation
recently called for redemption as of July 1, 1958,
outstanding 4% cumulative preferred Stock at $105 per share,
dividends of $2
per
share.
Payment
is being
made
at
the
of its
plus
Manufacturers Trust Co.,
44 Wall St.,
New York. N. Y.—V. 186, p. 1152.
of
five
years,
the debentures
monies borrowed at
not
are
of
u
•
sinking
fund
retirement
is
"
-
redeemable
interest
an
cost
of
6,000
The
,
*
provided
of
1964.
in
for
shares
the
of
sinking
preferred
the
stock
contemplating
preferred stock annually comredemption price is $100 per
fund
The
Gas
Coke
Co.,
&
10
to
and
the
proceeds
from
the
sale
the
of
debentures
and.
Gas
Pipeline Co.-of
America
and
Texas
:■
\
Illinois
'
Pipeline
Co., both subsidiaries of The Peoples Gas. Lightsupply to gas utilities substantially all of the
in Chicago and the surrounding
area
and
gas utilities.
,
V.
Pipeline began operations in 1931 with a pipeline ex¬
'
together
?
gas
distributed
serve
certain other
also
13
Natural
Johnson,
Fierman,
Gas
tending
approximately 900 miles from the Panhandle Field in Texas*
vicinity of the Chicago metropolitan area,
Trior to 1948,' a
paralleling line was built, and, in 1957 the company constructed and.
to
Stuart
-
the
operating a 350-mile extension to certain gas producing areaa
Texas, including a new connection in Oklahoma with the system
a
non-affiliated gas pipeline company.
The present daily deliver*
began
in
of
capacity
the
of
company's
pipeline
facilities
Mcf.
per day.
For the 12 months ended
the, company's gas supply was derived
of
Field
Panhandle
term
contracts
is
approximately
May 31,
from its
1358,
559,00C
about
wells
own
in
21%
ihe
;
long-
*.
in
Texas, and the balance principally under
with certain gas producers and other pipeline
com¬
panies.
The
company has embarked upon an expansion program which inthe construction of approximately 511 miles of paralleling pipe¬
related
facilities expected to cost about $86,000,000.
Ir
eludes
line
and
with
connection
end
of
this
the
program
facilities
1958
which
will
expects to install by the
increase in daily delivery
company
permit
an
capacity of at least 107,000 Mcf and possibly
EARNINGS—For
reported
the
12
operating
total
CAPITALIZATION
months
much as
as
EFFECT
*
195,000 Mcf
31, 1958, the comp: ny
$57,595,808 and net income oi
of
revenues
GIVING
ended
.
May
TO
PRESENT
_
FINANCING
,
common
stock
since
elected
Chairman
Roy F. Coppedge, Jr.,
1957, has been elected
and
May,
187,
has
p.
Authorized
vacent
since
the
death
Outstanding
"First mortgage pipeline bonds:
2.6% series due May 1, 1963
Second 2.6%
2%%
4% %
series due May
series due May 1,
debentures
5%%
stk.
1,
1963-
4,3^8.000
1963___.
July 1,
due
$10,236,000
3,936,000
$35,000,000
1978_,—
($100 par
value)-
35,000,100
500,000 shs.
series
Common
150,000 shs
stock
"Additional
(no
par
bonds
value)
in
one
or
2,338,889 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
more
series
may
be
issued
under
the
been
of
Seton
.
-
mortgage subject to the restrictions contained therein.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
principal underwriters of the
and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
names
debentures
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._$2,783,000
Halsey, Stuart ft Co. Inc.
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc
Bache
Robert
Baird
W.
Cruttendeu,
Podesta
&
Co.
2,782,000
140,006
ft
280,000
Dempsey-Tegeler ft Co.—
140,900
175,000
Co._
ft
Bacon, Whipple & Co.___
Dick
ft
210,000
175,000
R.
Dickson ft Co., Inc.
S.
Merle-Smith
Dominick
140,000
Dominick—
210,000
175,000
Drexol
210,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.-
420,000
175,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus
175,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
Co.,
Inc.
2336.
National Shares Corp.—Asset Value Up in 1958—
This
1958
•
investment
closed-end
Dominick,
reports
afjter
a
deducting
net
asset
dividends
company,
value
of
of
12
managed
$21.66
cents
per
by
share
share
Dominick
&
on June 30,
and
extra
dividend of four cents payable July 15, 1958.
This compared with an
asset value of $19.93 per share on March 31, 1958 and $24.61 per share
on
June 30,
1957.
There are 1,080,000 shares of capital stock out¬
per
an
186, p. 885.
—
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—June Sales—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
—V.
-
187.
p.
2227.
A.
G.
Blair
1958—Month—1957
$1,772,253
$2,015,421
Becker
&
Co.
Co.
ft
Inc
Inc.
—,
175,000
175,000
Blyth ft Co., Inc
630,000
Boettcher
105,000
and
Co
&
ft Co
Securities
&
630,000
Co
140,000
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities
210,000
Corp.
210,000
E'stabrook ft Co—
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan ft Co.,
First
105,000
The
210,000
First
Clark, Dodge & Co._____
210,000
First
Clark ft Co
140,000
Fulton Reid ft Co.,
175,000
Glore, Forgan ft Co
175,000
Goldman, Sachs ft Co—
105,000
Goodbody & Co
Inc.
E. W.
Brown
1958—6 Months—1957
jullen
$8,377,626
ft
Sons
Courts & Co
$9,328,937
630,000
Blunt Ellis ft Simmons—
Alex.
Missisquoi Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
'
of
($100
'
standing.—V.
all
shares
par
Baker, Weeks ft Co
office
The
Porter
for such
50.
an
and
Inc., offered 150,000
stock, 5%% series at
preferred
.
Bierwirth,
E.
Co.
anticipation
Natural
,
Board
-
investment banking group headed
an
&
BUSINESS—Natural
$1,608,825
Corp.;
Giant
Food
Read
natural
directors
of
were
Securities
Illinois
'
stock, $44,500,000 is to be applied to the payment of outbank loans, which were incurred principally for the tempofary financing of additions to property, and the balance will be
added to the general funds of the company.
Stock—
Its
America—Securities Of-
preferred
2,932,185
*$1,055,961
-
——
of
standing
4,541,010
——.—
Increased—Purchases
in
mencing
share.
$50,185,785
*1,047,928
——:—-
Co.
and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
investment banking group which offered
July 24 $35,000,000 of 4%% debentures due
thanv 4.83%,
the
;
'1957
$41,480,439
—
_
connection
little
(
1992.
p.
an
PROCEEDS—Ol'
'
*">
—
President.
of the company to disclose that even if the entire
offering of securities
were sold and the proceeds distributed in the manner set forth in the
circular
the
43,
offering circular that the company plans "an extensive exploratory
drilling program" on its California properties, alleges a failure
oil
i
preferred
stock
is
otherwise
redeemable
at
the
option
of
the
company
at $110 per share for 5 years and thereafter at
prices scaling downward from $106 to $100.
National Distilleries & Chemical Corp.—New President
offering circular concerning
with a statement in
the
exploration
14,969,524
2,277,141
—«,
all
board
the
John
of
chal¬
company's
offering
2,687,600
(par $5) was made on July 23 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
at $45.12 Vz per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 186, p. 2579.
offering circular that
the
and
3,253,621
2,775,985
.
Ended May 31—
A secondary
adequate
representation."
*
production of pre-printed, colored plastic
completion, he went into the development of
machinery and in 1952 formed Auto-Vac
is .100%. >
National Dairy Products Corp.—Secondary Offering—
which
interests; and
royalties to be
the
amount
complete
mass
its
Gas Pipeline
Cumulative) pfd.
basis"; and con¬
offering circular relating to the value of
the Caliiornia properties in the amount of $403,340, the Comnlission's
order states that
"the
assigned value of 320 per acre is of such a
speculative,
arbitrary
and
fluctuating
nature
as
to
preclude
the
inclusion
7,408,049
10,562,769
the
value
a
8,704,592
member of the Board of Trustees of Wesleyan University.
R. M.' Dailey, Secretary and Treasurer, on July 18 said in part:
"Although the results for the first nine months fo rfiscal 1958 were
disappointing, the company lias been building for further growth when
the general economy
again improves.
A substantial portion of the
$18,715,149 in cash and Government securities which was reported
;*
at the. 1957 fiscal year end has been put to work.
Almost $4,000,000
have been invested in plants, equipment and tools.
\
"With the
expansion and
modernization program at our several
divisions virtually completed, our plants are in excellent competitive
condition and production costs should be lower when demand picks up. %
"Approximately $1,000,000 was used to purchase and transfer to
treasury. stocks 47,800 shares of outstanding
common
stock all of
which were
acquired at or below the current market price at the
time of acquisition, thus increasing the book value of the remaining
,outstanding shares.
Dividends in the amount of $1,615,685 were paid
during the first six months. Accounts payable were reduced by about
$3,300,000.
Inventories rose by almost $2,600,000 as is usual when
demand
is
falling more rapidly than production schedules can be
adjusted.
'
"Present indications point to a continuation ox reduced volume and
severely competitive conditions for the remainder of our fiscal year
which ends Aug. 31, 1953.
It is our present expectation, moreover,
to write oil' some non-recurring costs during this loss year in order
that they may not burden operations during later and, we anticipate,
more profitable
years."—V. 187, p. 47.
company's Texas property net to the working interest
the
Commission's
order
states
that
"past
experience
and future unknown and indeterminable factors make such an estima¬
tion
62,196,957
1,492,266
Hedden,
$2,143,857,
cerning
S3,183,251
65,208,362
12,748,681
of
paid on the Texas and Caliiornia properties are materially higher than
customary and are particularly burdensome on the Texas properties.
is
101,631,159
13,000,918
2,130,870
,
oil
report, referred
«jj
19,311,654
~
Cost," when, in fact, there is only an
leases, and the only cost incurred was a
$3,000 earnest money deposit; that the offering circular set forth the
conclusion of the Conkling Brothers,
geologists, that the leases are a
Vsaie and profitable investment,',' whereas the said
conclusion, taken
agreement
Upon
period
a
or
less
'
is to be paid from the proceeds of the
offering.
cites the failure to disclose in the
offering circular that the
investors, if the offering is completely sold, will have invested
approximately 88J2%
of the cash in the enterprise for their 37%
It
in
■
but they are otherwise redeemable at the option
of the company at any time at
prices scaling downward from 104%
to
100%., The debentures are entitled to an annual sinking fund,
beginning. July 1, 1961,1 sufficient to retire approximately 92%
of
the debentures prior to
maturity. The sinking fund redemption price-
'''
'
Chairman
an
statement
a
;
,
.
1,612,714
profit——-—
The
misleading
outstanding stock
in exchange lor leases
costing in excess of $207,000, services rendered and an actual cash
expenditure of $37,000*'; and it charges a failure to disclose that "the
directors, officers, and stockholders have not paid said $207,000 for
the subject leases and are not obligated to make such
payments, but
.
Net
and
shares
share.
r-' '•
'
'
For
from
1958—5 Mos.—1957
13,238,866
2,830,632
taxes
President
the question whether the suspen¬
permanent.
'
;•
1
the Commission
"officers, directors
before
*LOSS.
proposed
300,G0U
per
false
order
order,
that
of
The
of
$1
at
Months
Direct
on
made
or
stock
circular
facts.
request,
upon
vacated
its suspension
Offering
material
exemption
Oil
S
20,935,833
income
revenues_i
Board
Missile
$
taxes
operating
Profit
21.
1958
asserts
the.company's offering
of
26,
an
common
tunity for hearing,
sion
such
to
its
in
that
respect
pursuant
June
on
non-assessable
par
Commission
believe"
notification filed
a
Co.
v'
country.
■j[
Co.—Earnings
-
Regulation A provides a; conditional exemption from registration with
tespect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
Tool
have
and accrued dividends. Subscription books
also closed on this issue.
This financing represents the first
public offering oi
securities of the company which is one of the
pioneer
long-distance natural gas pipeline operators in the
24.0CO
Murray Corp. of America—Earnings—
stock
of
National
plastic-forming
by Dillon,
A
Net
registration under
public
a
on
of
sales
were
20,000
—__
& Durst,
Walston & Co., Inc.
195P—Month—1957
.
*
■J Net after charges———
—V. 187, p. 2843..
Nine
issued
31—
I''
Other operating
V
porarily suspending
the
Exchange Commission has
.*
i
Per share)
;
4,500
V-
-*-)
Operating revenues
% Operating expenses
;
Federal income taxes—
Total
and
program,
this
liabilities of Auto-
the
■/.v'
Auto-Vac
Simultaneously,
>
>
'
.
Period End. May
.5
Oil
Securities
assumed
Division,
that
automatic
maps.
•.cumulative
188, p. 149.
'!
Corp.* Los Angeles, Calif.—Offering Sus¬
pended by SEC—
The
and
publicly on
.July 1, 1978, at 99% and accrued interest to yield about
4.83% to maturity. Subscription books have been
closed.
ft
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
2118.
p.
long-range, diversification
Vice-President
a
said
Inc. headed
24,000
Blosser
McDowell
•
acquired
v
that
its
the assets
Company to manufacture it.—V. 174,
of
re¬
West
Natural
14,750
Wagenseller
subsequently sold approximately ■">"
public
in
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
8,000
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
Strauss,
4,500
i
Clinton's
;
Stratton, Jr., President of the privately-owned Auto-Vac
become
develop the
3,000
'
purchase prior to the close of
1958, a Minutle Maid spokesman
Minute Maid issued the debentures to Clinton Foods, Inc, in Decem¬
ber, 1954 in connection with Minute Maid's purchase of the
f
of
has
relief
14,750
Corp._
Shear,son, Hammill & Co.__
8,000
Co., Inc._ 17,500
4,500
of
books
the
31,
'
1958—24 Weeks—1957
Using the oniy original plastic industrial process to be
developed
'
in the United ftates, the
vaoiumi-formirig industry has grown out of a
i
U. S. Government
project, of which Mr. Strattoii was in charge, to;f
-
of
-
Maid
.
averaged approximately
$500,000 annually in the last few years,
having risen from $156,000 in
> 1932
to $530,000 in 1957.
Profitable from the-start,
Auto-Vac hat,
i plowed much of its earnings back into research and development. '
Co.,
Savard ft Hart—i
4,500
at $4,562,748.
Minute
\
Co.—Acquisition—
step
acquired
Bowman
Mr.
3,000
Co.—
&
Rice &
Hirscli & Co
an
consideration
Standard
on
E.
Shares
____
Irving J.
Co
ft
Dallas
Pierce
Inc.
10,000
&
duPont
Fusz-Schmelzle
Hanralian
had
Co.
Co.,
8,000
Ryons
Metropolitan
3,000
Davenport ft Co
Skaggs
Lester,
3,000
Harbison & Henderson
that
,.
$59,386,545 $52,069-,579 $352,297,592 $291,945,688
V *
•
,
charge of the Auto-Vac
severally agreed to
Fay
Co., Inc.—_
Dempsey-Tegeler
Option—
announced
first
has
commercial
<%.%':'■
&
Co.—L._—
&
Kenneth Ellis ft Co.—
corporation
to purchase
bption
Logan
Davis,
•
This
Cassell &
F.
'
$2,395,790
169,157
"
30
June
nounced.
are
A. M. Law & Co., Inc.—_
i Carr,
/:'•*
$444,169
at
Bridgeport, Conn., manufacturers of automatic machine*,
i-or
vacuum-forming plastics, according to an announcement made
by Arthur T. West, President.
Terms of the agreement were not an-
>•
Hooker
C.
C.
$9,661,868
7,154,255
149.
p.
Vac
share,
held
per
shares
the
company
com¬
consists
value
par
2,400
As
v
>
Alstyne, Noel & Co.— 27,820
Allyn & Co., Inc._— 24,000
Baker, Simonds ft Co._
4,500
V
.
oper.. income—.
ry.
—v.
-
operations
way
Net
from rail-
fuel
Van
E.
Net revenue
rocket
A.
$9,028,662
1958-^4 Weeks—1957
187, p. 2227.
National Tool
common
the respective aggregate numbers of Shares of common stock set
opposite their names and', each of the underwriters has severally
agreed to purchase the aggregate number of shares of common stock
set opposite its name below:
*
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$1,958,304
1,429,594
the
company
Shares
Period E"nd. May 31—
share
per
sell
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings-
Railway
$1.76
or
as
income
Net
facility,
—
—V.
forth
-
Executive
eliminated.
Railway
of
solid
a
outstanding- and
f
are
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
the
that
authorized
of
.
Committee, formerly filled by Mr. Deshler, has
Mr.
Specht will continue as President and Chief
Executive Officer.—V. 187, p. 1315. ~
been
proceeds
polymer
a
CAPITALIZATION—The
>2,500,000
Deshler
—•
$1,165,699,
$91,040,279,
closely approxi¬
sugars
Sales
company has paid quarterly dividends of 15 cents
on
its common stock since June 29, 1956.
It is the inten¬
management to continue paying quarterly dividends on the
stock, as far as earnings will permit.
.common
1957.
in
per share,
National Tea Co.—June Sales
Up—
The
of
to
period
sugar
invert
Per. End. June 14—
company as the stock is already outstanding
the account of certain selling stockholders.
in
Charles
\
the
sold for
produce
,
amounted
$1.68
which began operations in
mid-July, will receive
from the company's refineries and convert it into
liquid
under complete laboratory control for
quality and
uniformity.—V. 187, p. 777.
and
Co.—Stock Offered—Van
Alstyne,
24 headed an underwriting group
share
per
of
1958
same
or
.
new
refined
DIVIDENDS—The
•
earnings
of
the
liquid sugar producing plant and distribution center is
being
by this company in Cincinnati,
Ohio, t-o serve industrial cus¬
in this rapidly
growing market along the banks of the Ohio
The
$
391,008,660 386,036,508
0:%%%
%
.
'O.v-'■">
half
for
$1,112,145,
new
tomers
company's principal source of income is derived from
ownership of 50% of the capital stock, and its management of the
operations, of
Montrose
Chemical Corp. of California.. which is the
largest producer in the United States of DDT.
•
-
-
A
River.
$
82,727,610
was
lasj; year.
■
its
.
?
the
first
the
$91,713,955
months
the books closed.
accrue
being
'
•
'
BUSINESS—Company
is
directly
engaged
in
the
production
of
organic
chemicals, ,' such
as
plasticizers, insecticidal chemicals and
chemicals used in the precision casting of metals, and more
recently
in the production of certain boron compounds and of a monomer
%
Minerals' &
Chairman—'
Sold—
2003.
p.
lor
with
tJie six
mating
•
■
•
,
is
used
1958—11 Mos.—1957
$3,288,868 $36,171,470 $36,821,691
>
will
ponent.
r
Period End. June 30—
for
Sugar Refining Co.—Earnings Lower—
sales
compared
.
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$
w
•
011
PROCEEDS:—None
and
in
Sales
''■\'lv*
Chemical
Co.
&
shares
be able to accept the offer.
•
-
187,
1958—Month—1957
83,199,383
scribed and
r
Middle
p. 2227.
Total
$100).
(par
for
acceptance
by
2,409,007 Middle
on
the
exchange,
participate
stock
City
purchase
July
which offered 277,320 shares of common stock
(par $1)
at a price of $9 per share.
This offering was oversub¬
States
shareholders
who
have
tendered
their
shares
plus those additional ones who do so by Aug. 8, will
the regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents
per share on
Tennessee
Gas
common
stock.
Declared by
the board of directors
recently, it is payable Sept. 15 to holders of record Aug. 22—V. 187,
(
for
above.—V.
187,.p.-2227.'V?V^;--YV^
Noel
Transmission
Symonds
conditioned
was
two-thirds
this
of
consummated
Gardiner
the
i'
*"
**
_____
Montrose
outstanding
was
to have expired July 24.
Tennessee Gas has
the exchange offer to Aug.
8, so additional share¬
extend
may
The
June
least
stock
common
offer
assuring
tax-free
Corp.—Offer Extended—
the
preferred
National
for
;
.
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc.
;_;u;-
States
of
First
Y.,
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—June Sales Up—
—V.
.
cumulative
.
The
at
York,. N.
$
include
National
'
company
St.,. New
149.
p.
Co.—Bids July 30—
the
opened
$358,154
$1.17
_
above
of
188,
'
Purchased gas costs
bond.—V. 188, p. 248.
by
23,500
stock
common
Service
received
York, 55 Wall
30,000 shares'of
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Leasehold Interests
$2,703,951
414,348
-
requirements———
for
it
Public
be
New
1957
$3,238,603
___
%—
dividend
Earnings
1958
of
—V.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Ended June 30—
income
Preferred
Bank
from
p.
J.
M.
Collins
Dain
&
&
Co
Co., Inc.—
Boston
Corp.-
of Michigan
Corp.-
Southwest
Co
Inc.-
—
140,000.
840,000
140,000
105,000
175,000
630,000^
030,000
175,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland k Co.
Harriman
The
105,000
Ripley & Co.,
630,000
Pi!>er, Jaffray k
175,000
210,000
It.
Inc.
Hayden, Miller k Co.___
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes k Co.
Hopwood
420,000
105,000
Hentz & Co._„_
H.
Ohio Co
175,000
Pacific Northwest Co,140,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
—........
280,000
Patterson, Copeland k
Kendall, Inc.
105,000
140,000
175,000
280,000
Granbery, Marachc k Co.
Gregorv"& Pons
140,000
Pressprich
W.
Co.
&
280,000
Putnam & Co.__
105,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Henry Hermann k Co.
Hornblower k Weeks
420,000
Reinboldt
E.
175,000
Reynolds k Co
W. E. Hut-ton fc<Jo.___
280,000
Riter
The Illinois Co.
175.000
Rodman
F.
140,000
Button & Co
It
c._—
Inc.
105,000
Gardncr___
&
175,000
provide
Dec.
(estimated at $13,115,000 for the six months ending
construction
expenditures or to xeinibur.se the
new money
31.
1958)
for
treasury therefor.—V. 188, p. 149.
income
s.
Other
taxes....
Net
ry.
Net
income
Earnings
5,414,680
9,469,790
3,156,573
*7,089,333
$0.71
conform
to
fective Jan.
*$0.26
$0.77
+Includes
$78,000
Johnston, l>mon k Co._
175,000
L.
Rothschild & Co.__
030,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
420,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettls Co.—
105,000
Sehwabacher it Co
210,000
Kuhn, Loeb k Co.„—:—
840,000
Shearson, llammill & Co.
175,000
188,
F.
Langley kr Co._^» Lazard Freres k Co._.__
280,000
Shields
Co
420,000
630,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.-.-
175,000
1958—Month—1957
Lee Higginson
420,000
030,000
Corp
Lehman Brothers
__
Co.
Laurence
Co.
M.
Marks
—
280,000
Inc.
140,000
,
McCormlck k Co..McDonald
k Co......-.:..
175,000
McDonnell
& Co,105,000
Hutchinson &
Co.
Lynch,
140,000
<
630,000
175,000
175,000
Corp.
Stroud k Co., Inc.--..'—
.
Swiss American Corp.
Thomas
&
Company
Spencer Tra.sk k Co
Pierce,
105,000
280,000
630,000
Merrill, Turben
Tucker, Anthony k R. L.
Day
G. II. Walker & Co
280,000
175,000
Fenner & Smith—
Wert helm
420,000
&'Co.,
Inc.
The
105,000
Securities
105,000
.
Merrill
Co
&
Stone & Webster
175,000
McMaster
Staats k Co.
Brothers
Stifel; Nicolaus & Co.,
105,000
__
E. Masten &■ Co.-.:2._
A.
210,000
Stern
....
Mason-IIagan, Inc.
210,000
William R.
140,000
k
630,000
F. S. Smithers k Co
420,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.i-
Milwaukee Co,.—,
Moore, Leonard k Lynch
F. S. Moseley k Co.—
Mullaney, Wells- & Co.—
140,000
White, Weld k Co
Winslow, Cohu k Stetson
280,000
Dean Witter k Co
140,000 -
F.
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
175,000
The
and
number
purchase
the
of
numes
the
from
of
175,000
280,000
Co
&
principal
shares
the
underwriters
thereof
company
ure
which
&
of
each
Bache
&
A.
G.
Blair
&
Blunt
Co.
k
Co.
k
Bosworth,
Inc.
Lehman
2,700
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Brothers.
1,800
Irving Lundborg
Laurence M. Marks k Co...
;
750
A.
750
McCormick
k
E.
000
1,200
450
.
Masten k Co.
&
000
750
Co
McDonald & Company
Co.,
750
McDonnell & Co.
450
Sullivan
Co
k
Mason-IIagan, Inc.
2,700
Co...
1,800
Co.
750
Simmons.
&
2,700
2.700
Blyth k Co., Inc....
Boettcher
aircraft and
Shares
Inc..—
Inc...
Ellis
banks
450
450
Co.
000
Merrill
Clark, Dodge k Co.
000
E.
600
—
W. Clark k Co.——
Julien Collins k Co
k
J.
M.
Dain
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The Milwaukee Company
Moore, Leonard & Lynch..
600
& Co..
F.
750
750
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells &
450
600
t)00
600
000
Pacific Northwest Company
Inc..
Dbminick
Drexel k Co..:
Francis I.
duPont & Co....
Elworthy
&
Equitable
&
Corp..
k
"
•
&
Reynolds
V.
Riter
750
Inc
1,800
Co
k
1,200
the
terms
Sehwabacher
-
k
Hutzler..
Co
POO
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Shields
450
k
k
750
Co
1,800
Agnew k
Singer, Deane
Co
750
Scribner
&
750
Smith, Barney k Co
F.
Smithers
S.
750
William
000
Stern
1,800
St if el,
Stone
600
1,200
750
...
-
450
1,200
188> P- 149-
F.
S.
Natural Gas Storage
The Federul
Power
Co. of
Commission has
750
L.
1 ->oo
Walker
k
k
Co"™™
L200
Co.
450
_
2 700
Yantis & Co., Inc
Illinois—Expansion—
granted
for
the
new
a
injection
formation
Herscher
Storage
—V
186
a !)ilot operation for initial limited development
^4^2 X10W USCd
which
lies
ubout
600
feet
below
H Storage resiervoir in the Herscher
the
area.
1958—Month—1957
be
to
time
quarter
the
to the bank
preceding
prime
loan
rate
the
is
a
commitment fee
issued
time
from
done
time.—V.
to
188,
Bell
Telephone
150.
p.
Net
operating income
charges
$3,084,798
after
Oil
rowings—
of
and
2,189,833
Griffith,
Ind.,
Contract
necessity
This
to
the
12,508,207
7,209,138
10,416,293
6,438,512
12,324,273
for
Deliveries
line
the
of
of
route
holds
to
build
been
is
the
let
stock,
system,
to
Line
Co.
for
Til.,
con¬
pipeline
products
River,
the
111.,
to
capacity of the
100,000 barrels a
at
Wood
by
in
Contract
start
the
to
area
k
Materials
immediately,
miles of
Illinois
and
Continental
and
extending
new
day.
Robinson
River,
The
At
refined
Indiana.
Oil
stations
miles
85
Champaign
line
Griffith,
to
section
350
over
Wabash
90,000
needed.
own
pipelines
completed.
2G5-mile
River,
Ultimate
certificate
a
J.
H.
petroleum
The
25'/e>.
Co.,
Ohio
Ohio
under
from
Robinson
to
products line will
construction from Hart¬
from
pipeline system will
Outdoor
and
will
electric
Champaign,
utilize
a
aggregate
order
hearing
on
Proceeds
aggregate
of
of
$25,450,000;
giving interested
persons
and
the
same
Commission
has
until July 31, 1958, to request
the proposal.
of
outstanding
amount
the
notes
proposed
due
to
$33,979,000
borrowings
banks
principal
and/or
arc
to
amount
to
be
NEES
at
July
used
to
'pay
(estimated
1,
1958)
then
at
and
an
to
from
the
and
the
the
Continental
Wood
250,000
Wood
L.
Wright
Co.__
k
250,000
Co.
&
150,000
k
150,000
Inc.
Co.,
150,000
& Electric Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Of
shares of common stock, $25 par value, of¬
fered by the company for subscription, 829,829 shares
were
subscribed for and the remaining 23,952 shares
were purchased by the several underwriters at the sub¬
scription price of $52 per share, or an aggregate of $1,245,504, pursuant to the terms of the underwriting
agreement.
Pacific
D-X
can
Gas
the 853,781
Blyth k Co.,
the managing underwriter, has
Inc.,
advised
the
com¬
follows:
as
Prior
the
to
expiration
subscription
the
of
offer, the managing
underwriter, for the accounts of the several underwriters,
(a) Purchased
at
prices ranging from 21.875 cents per right to
28.125 cents per right, an aggregate of 5,230,840 rights entitling them
to subscribe for 261,542 shares of common stock for an aggregate cost
of $1,259,326.42.
(b) Subscribed for 261,542 shares of common stock upon the exer¬
cise of rights so purchased, for an aggregate cost of $13,600,184,
(c) Purchased in stabilizing transactions 11,700 shares of common
stock at prices ranging from $56,375 to $57 per share, for an aggre¬
(d) Sold,
stock
vhen
issued,
V
aggregate
an
;
;
shares
288,000
of
of
common'
at
prices ranging from $56.50 to $57,375 per share for an
aggregate selling price of $16,395,448.50, in connection with which con¬
cessions of 75 cents per share aggregating $216,000 were allowed to
dealers, including shares released to underwriters.
2. As a result of the foregoing transactions and the acquisition of
the
unsubscribed
9,194
of
cover
stock,
the
several
underwriters
will
own
an
aggre¬
shares
of common stock which they intend to offer
privately at prices within the range set forth on
of the Prospectus, with concessions to dealers of 75
publicly
or
page
cents per share,
including underwriters.
sale by the underwriters of the remaining 9,194
stock at $56.50 per sharo, the last sale price on
the New York Stock Exchange on July 8, 1958. and the payment to
the company of
$70,059.60 pursuant to the underwriting agreement,
and giving effect to the above described transactions, the underwriters
will realize an aggregate gross spread
(before dealer concessions and
other expenses)
of approximately $71,504.82 in addition to
under¬
writing commissions of $508,056.95.
3.
Assuming
shares
of
the
common
Gas Rate Increase Authorized—
On
July
company
9,
would
produce
6.52'/o
a
U.
Commission
effective
result
in
of
rate
Aug.
added
took
into
the
account
reduction
a
oil)
fuel
of
application
(J. C.)
the
for
return
cost
the
of
the company's
The Commission
California
of
the
which
revenue
1958,
purchased
the
gas
accordance with changes in
cost estimated at the time
the
below
filed.—V.
was
188,
the
248.
p.
Penney Co.—June Sales Off—
Per. End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
V.
in
(which escalates in
company
price
authorized
1,
annual
Department, based upon estimated sales for 1958.
Gas
—
P.
rate increases
estimated
and
$9,500,000
California
the
1958
to make gas
Commission
1958—6 Months—1957
<
$97,256,299 $105,058,310 $535,137,924 $540,576,996
187, p. 2229.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
company
filed applications July
the Securities
and
and
sell
$8,000,000
bonds
for
the
purpose
bonds
sold
with
last
and Exchange Commission proposing
to
amount
Proceeds
would be
;
U.
refunding
of
21
with the Pennsylvania
P.
principal
October.
funds,
treasury
The
a
with
be
from
stations
pump
others
are
added
power-saving fluid
30-year
the
the
for
first
of
like amount
a
from
used
of
mortgage
first mortgage
proposed
sale,
together
purpose.
is connected to Ohio Oil's
Cities
Service
refineries
at
Ponca
Sunray and Texas Company refineries
also
River-East
take
St.
as
products
Louis
from
several
to
proposes
after Aug.
soon
competitive
obtain
bids
the
on
new
1958 as market conditions appear favor¬
26,
able, but not later than Dec. 16, 1958.
Under
series
the
due
principal
if
proposal
amount
with
redeemed
be
redeemed
if
Sept. 30,
after
accrued interest
outstanding
presently
the
would
1987,
redeemed
case
prior
1958
at
to
and
to the date
a
Oct.
of
1958,
1,
Oct.
prior to
of
issue
price
1,
of
of
the
105.58#
at
or
in either
1959,
redemption.—V.
5^
bonds,
105.78#
187,
2552.
p.
Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value Up—
As
Net
large
in
the
City,
Okla.,
Tulsa
refineries
June 30/58
of—
assets
at
Dec. 31/57 June 30/57
$36,610,888 $31,032,965 $40,220,464
market
Capital stock outstanding
Net
assets
drive
At Wood River, the Wabash
system will receive
Cheropee Pipe Line system which is connected to
and
company
bonds
*After
Robinson to Champaign
Wabash
during the
an
500,000
E.
Ind.
12-inch
Ohio Oil.
period
an
500,000
Co.,
&
this
refinery at Robinson.
issued
k Co.—
Nicolaus
Arthur
Co.
system for the Wabash pipe Line Co.
the
of
111.,
and
the
of
operate the
into
Pipe
refined
Hartiorcl-Wood
has
carrier
75t?i
section
deliveries
Inc.—
Stifel,
Harold
10,459,813
pipe have been made to some 1G locations spaced along
projected line.
The Wabash Pipe Line
Co.
was
company has joined with 21 of its public
utility subsidiaries
requesting SEC approval of a proposal of the subsidiaries to make
borrowings in an aggregate amount of $34,234,000 from time to
time through Dec.
31, 1958, and to borrow from NEES
bank
500,000
Thomas
the
common
pioneered
1,200.000
Stern Brothers
area.
recently created
as
k
600,000
Inc.
Commission
18 granted
Wabash
carrier
common
the
from
July
on
of Evanston, Jll., and laying of the line will
Rice, President of Wabash, announced.
later
Bros,
Hutzler
250,000
company's
Construct Line—
to
Commission
265-mile
a
Illinois
tied
Pressprich & Co. $1,200,000
Salomon
$2,600,000
200,000
__
Co
Co.
W.
R.
Co.
&
250,000;
issue
convenience
The
In
Illinois
This
Commerce
through
will
western
Siouth Dakota.
eastern
250,000
$2,441,918 $13,902,410 $11,506,725
2,740,901
Co.—Unit
Illinois
Oil
extreme
in
gas
purchasers named below have severally agreed
the company the
following
respective
principal
<fc Co
k
Loewi k Co.
187, p. 2843.
Co.
of
;
and
water
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Patterson, Copeland k
Kendall, Inc.
—V. 188, p. 248.
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$20,080,197 $18,193,171 $96,315,174 $87,624,399
12,681,408
12,215,399
62",695,419
59,262.869
1,338,718
Oil
Dakota and
steam,
Mackall & Coe
by
Co.—Earnings—
1,491,254
be
Units Propose Bor-
Stuart
Fahnestoek
three-
of
the unborrowed amount of the
under the new credit agreement will
on
operating taxes—
products
be
program.'
the
Other
the
North
Inc.
company would be 3 Wo.
established by this agreement, the
annum
placed
New Englaud Electric System
calendar
to
2,197,136
struction
that
extent
Allison-Williams Co.
the
Revolving
a
of
ford-Wood
1958—6 Mos._1957
$4,881,633 $5,449,642 $27,665,127 $29,886,783
2843
terms
money borrowed
under the
rate per
annum
equal to
the prime
commercial rate
2,822,737
—V.
in
small
to 'purchase
lrom
of bonds:
Halsey,
either
July 31, 1961 unless sooner paid. It is estimated that the
this revolving credit agreement will result in an annual
saving in excess of $100,000 in connection with long-term fi¬
One
—V.S i87~~p
the
present
rate
credit
pay
Notes
a
of
Federal income taxes
Net
incurred
gate cost of $668,330.66, and
on
Champaign,
Neisner Brothers Inc.—June
Sales LowerPeriod End. June 30—
at
of
the
the
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
of
temporary certificate
a
would
formation,
at
450
project estimated to cost $2,560,133, will
include 12 injectionwithdrawal wells, about 2.4 miles of
gathering lines, a 1330-horsepower
compressor
plant, und three observation wells.
The
facilities
the
At
for
any
be
excess
interest
Period End. May 31—
1 BOO
2*700
The
of
in
percent per
one
Northwestern
750
loans
PURCHASERS—The
posted
450
company lor the construction
of
facilities
of natural gas
into what the company believes is
for the storage of natural
gas
in its underground
reservoir in Kankakee
County, 111.
J° CltrrJ■ out
Mount Simon
estimated
Agreement—
favorable
very
on
shall
beginning
commitment.
The
this
the
has agreed to
of
cash
1200
R.
&
White, Weld & Co
™I
Winslow, Cohu k Stetson
Dean Witter k Co
3,600
at
consideration
a
company
eighths
operation
Co
Anthony
Wertheim
.
& Co
H.
O.
As
nancing
Day
2,700
on
Interest
percent
one
payment date.
the effective
mature
& Co., Inc™™™_
American Corp
Tucker,
is
<
Co.—Bank
negotiated
and
600
Spencer Trask & Co..
750
cost
2 700
Thomas k
-
Redficld, Iowa, storage field,
into the underlying Mt. Simon
Construction
Gas
agreement
of
bank
interest
3Ja".0
450
Nicolaus k Co., Inc..
Webster Securities
Swiss
the
of
900
Co
k
Co.
k
its
gas
purposes.
bank.
this
bank's
&
Stroud
750
—
Staats
facilities estimated to
projects are not related.
to construct a $2,000,-
two
stations, and in Virginia extending easterly from the
The additional line is designed to enable Seaboard
additional 36,500,000 cubic feet of gas per day.—
has
same
of
900
Corp.
1,800
Company..
R.
Brothers
2,700
Co
k
pipeline
The
certificate
in
natural
Expansion—
separate actions has granted
to Atlantic Seaboard Corp.
Agreement with an eastern bank in an aggregate principal
amount not in excess of $10,000,000 at any time outstanding, which
is $2,000,000 more
than provided lor in the 1955
credit
agreement
with
bank
BUSINESS—Company Is an operating; public utility supplying elec¬
1.
'
company
Ohio
to
be
Credit
one-quarter
Bros.
600
at the company's option at prices
for sinking fund, purposes the bonds will be
ranging from 100.80'.o
to 100%„. plus accrued
case.
tricity, and to a
Minnesota, eastern
gate
1,800
600
station
inject
Northwest Natural
The
on
proceeds from the sale of tire bonds are to
company's construction program and to payment
the
to
Short-term
by
and
gas
temporary
Co.,
Gardner—!.
k Co.,
in
$4,000,000,
a
testing
compressor
1 800
Weeks..
La ngley
would
justified
as
River station.
Salomon
Co..
to
transport en
187, p. 2551.
L. F. Rothschild k Co
Company
Kuhn, Loeb k Co.
c-
600
450
which
PROCEEDS—Net
applied
pany
company
nalural
of
nearly
compressor
it
Rodman & Renshaw
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____
w-
Pierce
to
underwriters
will be redeemable
prices
Interest in each
Atlantic Seaboard
River
450
Shuman,
& Co
schedules
rapidly
as
1,200
...
Inc.
750
Co...
Company
Convair
project, estimated to cost $2,092,900, includes
about 17.7 miles of 26-inch pipeline paralleling sections of the com¬
pany's existing system in West Virginia between the Seneca and Lost
Lost
Co
Rauscher,
750
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
&
Reinboldt &
450
Incorporated
Johnston, Lemon
of
received
enable
The
450
—
riper, Jaffray k Hopwood.
W. Presspricli & Co
Putnam
2,700
Hutton k
construction
total
a
2,700
Hentz k Co
F.
1,200
Inc.
R.
1,200
W. E. Hutton k Co
The Illinois
cost
2,700
Hayden, Miller k Co..
Hayden, Stone k Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
E.
4
Copeland k
450
& Co
k
600
.
Curtis
k
Ripley k Co.,
Hermann
the
for
to
Webber, Jackson
Kendall,
600
Sons..
Hornblower
that
routes
Commission
Power
authority to this
ry
horscpower
Company
600
Incorporated.
H.
and
the
of
188, p. 150.
?
3,600
HaUgarten k Co......
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Henry
Federal
$1,866,000.
Paine,
750
k
states
nine
remainder
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Plans
tempore
750
000
Kirkland
in
the
750
Ohio
000
Co
Glore, Forgan & Co..;
Goldman, Sachs & Co—__
Jenks,
cities
to
development.—V.
Newliard, Cook k Co
600
The First Boston Corp
Harriman
traffic
for
Patterson,
First of Michigan Corp
First Southwest Co
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc
Gregory &
53
extended
iormation
750
Farwell, Chapman k Co....
Goodbody k Co...
Granbery, Marache
covers
600
2,700
A:
Estabrook
N.
The
Union
Co.—...
Co
Securities
recently enacted
be
Northern
Company
1,800
Dillon,
Securities
the
of
twin-engine planes to North Central beginning in January 1959.
Carr, President, said that service with the new aircraft
inaugurated by June 1, 1959.
He added that initially the
Convairs will serve approximately 25'/f of the company's system which
Hal
would
1,200
S.
Co., Ine
Eastman
provisions
senger
800
Dick k Merle-Smith.
R. S. Dickson k Co.,
&
the
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
Loan
At the same time, the company announced that It had signed an
agreement with Continental Air Lines lor the purchase of five Convairaircraft.
The agreement provides for the delivery of the 44-pas-
The
2,700
Dempsey-Tegelcr & Co
Dominick
'
•
,
340
Pierce,
Smith..
&
750
&
by
equally
legislation and is subject to the Board's approval,
as
well as the working out of final agreements with the banks.
He
emphasized that the $5,000,000 in new funds will not involve any
equity financing by the company.
1;."
450
Lynch,
Fenner
750
Co
Cruttenden, Podesta
shared
loans—
financing plan will be submitted to the
under
Board
two
to $3,000,000 for the purchase of
to be accomplished through the sale
'
of
at
107.55 r/o\
at
The
to
to be
loan
ot
redeemable
William Blair
up
parts
the
that
stated
Aeronautics
capital
second,
spare
bonds
new
beginning
involve
the
is
borrowing
certificates.
trust
Mueller
Guaranteed
the
and
the
working
$2,000,000
a
equipment
Mr.
that
and
securities
51.
p.
out with the North¬
Irving Trust Co. of
McMaster Hutchinson k
Alex. Brown k Sons—
Courts
of
first,
Minneapolis
of
stated
two
Civil
000
Kraus...
&
He
Bank
new
750
Becker
National
York.
30-year
through
$10,000,000
amount
the financing is being worked
said
the
Number of
750
.....
Ball, Burge
Mueller
Mr.
the
preferred stock
severally agreed to
Announces Financing
—
New Equipment Purchase—
and
630,000
750
Co
Whipple & Co...—
Robert W. Baird k Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks k Co
Airlines, Inc.
Central
Arthur E. A. Mueller, Chaliman of the Board, on July 18 announced
that the company is arranging for a financing of up to $5,000,000 lor
the purchase oi Convair-340
aircraft and other corporate purposes.
New
Lazard Freres & qo.„
Lee Higginson Corporation
1,200
Bacon,
Plan
western
the
has
Off—Asset Value Up
all
after
105,000
Shares
Allyn k Co., Inc.—
North
105,000
Inc.
Co.,
Number of
C.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
charges, for the six-months ended June 30,
1958
was
$4,461,652 compared with $7,889,294 for the same period
in 1957.
Based on 2,809,385 shares outstanding June 30,
1958, this
represents $1.59 per share for the six months ending June 30, 1958,
as compared
with $2.81 per share for the comparable period in 1957.
The net market or
fair
value of the corporation's assets,
as
of
June 30,
1958, was $264,123,834,
or
$94.01 per share, compared to
$234,600,109, or $83.51 per share, at Dec. 31, 1957.—V. 187, p. 2004.
income,
030,000
follows:
us
Dillon, Read k Co. Inc.— 23,850
A.
Net
the
Yautis
S.
group
The
Smith, Barney & Co
the
extended
utility's
this
on
July 24 offered publicly an issue of $9,000,000 43/4% first
mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1988, at 100.799% and ac¬
crued interest, yielding approximately 4.70%. Subscrip¬
tion books were closed.
The group won award of the
issue on July 23 on its bid of 99.209%,
187, p. 2228.
Newmont Mining Corp.—Earns.
175,000
Scriblier
"
purchased
have
competitive bidding
June 30, paying the utility 101.559,
On the subsequent reoffering to
the public the bonds were listed at 102.50, to yield 4.35'?'.
As much as $6,000,000 of the Issue, according to unofficial estimates,
still remains unsold at that price, it was reported on July 21.—V. 188,
Singer, Deane k
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
associates
51.
p.
$16,609,376 $16,343,995 $88,39G,266 $86,731,597
—V.
&
and
Otter Tail Power Co*-—Bonds
& Co. Inc. headed a group of
Newberry Co.—June Sales Up—
(J. J.)
Period End. June 30—
Sales
W. C.
Inc.,
Co.
*$1.72
420,000
Kidder, Peabody k Co.—
retroactive Mail Revenue.—V.
&
changes ef¬
Classification
Accounting
ICC
to
1, 1958.
140,000
Renshaw
&
5,226,450
5,613,027
"1,064,930
share
per
280,000
fc Co
906,637
1,450,784
680,371
;
"Restated
420,000
848,962
1,091,153
accruals
operating inc
tax
ry.
Bankers Extend
—
Bond Offering—
on
Stuart
Aug. 8 their underwriting agreements
AVk'/o first mortgage bonds.*
;
Hie
+$11,040,699 $14,110,481 $06,723,740 $86,501,099
454,200
858,000
1,667,200
5,963,000
income
U.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
Gross
RR.—June Earnings—
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.
Agreements
Halsey,
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
:
.
ended
per
1,970.400
the
1,970.400
+$15.74
$20.41
deducting 45-cent capital gain dividend paid during 12 months
30. 1958.
tAfter deducting 35-cent capital gain dividend
June
1957.—V. 187,
paid in December,
p.
1546.
Public Service Electric & Gas
area.
in
1,970,400
"$18.58
share
common
The
New
Jersey
P.
U.
Commission
Co.—Financing—
has
taken
under
advisement
a
area.
Wabash
plurs to have the Hartford-Wood River to Griffith line
completed so that the entire system will be ready for
operation by
year's end.
Meanwhile,
products will be moved
from
Wood
River
through the Ohio Oil Company's existing products line to
Martinsville,
111., and then through the completed Wabash line
extending north to
Champaign.—V. 188, p. 248.
proposal
by
this
first mortgage
The
will be
company
to
receive
bids
for
$60,000,000
bonds.
interest rate
revealed
and
when
of
30-year
...
the
selling and redemption prices of the bonds
the bids are opened Aug. 20.—V. 187, p.
(Continued
on
page
47)
2494.
Volume
188
Number
5763
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(353)
'
DIVIDENDS
Continental
during the current week.
Then
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
Per
Name of Company
AMP,
Incorporated
Abbotts
Dairies
>A-f
T':
■
Payable
8-
12,.4c
(quar.)
25c
9-
2
Crane
(initial!
dividend
common
Crossett
Stock
3%
they will vote
on
directors'
a
Advisers
Fund,
Aeroquip
Air
Delta
pro-
$3.50
Gas,
-4.60%
8-15
10c
9-
2
8-is
9-
5
8-18
$1.12 %
preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
Natural
Products
'..Class
Allied
A
preferred
Aloe
S,)
(A.
Alpha
Class
Note
Bank
American
Hospital
Meter
American
Potash
<
preferred
$4
$5- special
8-
6
7-31
8-
6
7-31
75c
^
8-
8-15
10-20
American
Steel
Anderson
Electric
9-
2
2
8-15
10-
1
9-
Class
Arden
10-
1
9-
9-20
8-20
9-15
6%
8-29
25c
9-15
_J.—
8-29
j .Quarterly
Assembly
Products,
Automatic
$2.50
of
value
par
$5
Ayrshire
from
preferred
Bond
&
8-15
8-
1
5.50%
.
Commercial
S.)
(A.
Beck
(4%%
Shoe
preferred
Belgian
Corp.
Corp.,
(N.
8-
1
8-
8
75c
9-
1
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
20c
National
Bell &
Gossett
Bell &
Howell
Auto-Lite
*8-
8-15
JManger Mills,
4'/2%
1
"■
preferred
4(4 %
1
7-23
Fafhir
8-1
Fansteel
9-19
9-
821,2
8-1
C
Co.
S1.18:,4
8-
12%c
Aluminum
Bohn
Edison
Boston
Brass
&
omitted
(Payment
Co.,
m
Terminal
Bush
,
' •'
:
2
9-
8-
8
9-12
1
'
;
10-
1
$1.20
8-
1
7-21
8-
.:;8-15
10-10
9-10
10-
9-12 V
20c
(quar.)
v.
30c
1..
10-
1
8-
2
5%
*
4Va%
•4.80%
Central
Central
4.50%
'(
Central
Co.
Corp.,
8
8-
1
-
5
9-15
9-
5
8-
1
7-24
8-
1
7-24
9-15
9-
2
9-15
9-
2
9-
2
9-15
10-31
(quar. )■
J321/2C
9-19
5:30c
9-
8-
2
9
8-15
56 '.4C
8-30
8-15
%
60c
8-30
8-13
2
8-13
.
$1.25
40c
$1.12'.li
9-
8-
8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
50c
8-15
8-
4
2%
8-15
8-
4
25c
8-15
$1.04
10-
1
9-15
—
$1.16
10-
1
$1.19
10-
1
9-15
12,2C
—
7-31
8-11
$1.12'/2
10-15
9-30
10c
5%
7-31
7-25
$i
T-31
"7-25
12 Via
.
25c
—
9-
4%
i
7"%
-
Natural
Gas
Copper
(From
Gulf
Power
Tea
&
SteeL Industries,
(qiiB.-f.f-.
8-14
RR.,
8-20
4.64%
pfd.
Hadfield$,
;
• ,
shares __——-_i—-4--—"*
Cqtton Co. Ltd.,
com.
5%
Electric
Light,
Club
1
Turf
Extra
Name
9-15
changed 'to
Stock
8-18
$4.25
7-31
9-30
9-19
5.6Q%
10c
7-31
7-14
Howard
70c
9-15
8-
Ltd.
r--—'
_r
8-20
8- 1
New
New
8-14
8-30
9-10
:?40c
430c
&
Bearing
preferred $15
Stores
Hubinger Co.
Extra
10-15
G5"'8C
10-15
9-10
Hudson
8-29
7-31
!
30c
8-29
3-1.4
7-31
-7-21
$1.41
»
5r'o
t
$5.12
•
Ine.
9-
1
3-
6
7-24
8-
5
1
7-24'
9-12
8-22
8-
1
7-24
8-
1
7-24
8-25
7-31
7-31
7-18
35c
8-29
8-15
9-15
8-25
8-
7-25
20c
5c
1
8-19
7r25'
37 VaC
9--15
8-29
30c
9-10
8-20'
10-
1
9-17.
40e
9-
2
30c
9-15
8-22
26V4c
•
9-15
8-22
iquar.)
com.
62 VaC
—
'
(quar. )_u
—_
(quar.)
—
——
4
8-
50c
.;
———
9-12
North
Northeastern
9-15
2
8-15
9-12
8-29
50c
—
10c
8-22
8-
8-27
5'
8-11
"
30c
—_
10-15
9-22
"
25c
$1.06(4
2
8-11
9-15
9-
8-15'
9-
2
8-
8
115c
.9-
2
8-
8
$1.12 Va
9-
2
8-15
6%
8-
1
25c
8-25
8-
8
15c
8-29
8-
1
5 %*
8-20
8-
40c
9-15
9-
5
95c
9-
1
8-
5
$1
10-
1
9-
5
$1.01(4
10-
1
9-
S
8-25
8-
5
120c
—
(quar.)—A——
pfd.
$4.50
(quar.)
—
8-21
8- 8
pfd. (quar.)
—.—
non-cuin.
Dry
&
$2.50
(s-a)
pfd.
7-18
5
Dock—
4.'50%
5.75%
Bancorporation,
8-15
7-1
7-15
8-11
8-21
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
9-2
8-15
2
$1
9-
2
iG?VzC
10-
8-15
2
r
.
Natural
Gas,
3
1-2-59
50c
9-20
8-23
44c
9-30
8-23
.
75c
9-
1
8-11
$1.12%
common
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)
18c
8-15
8-
5
$1.433i
common
8-15
8-
5
30c
9-10
8-
8
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(payment deferred at
Lines
Pharmacal
9- 3
12-
J62V2C
(quar.)—
preferred
Norwalk Truck
this timeh
8-15
9-
Ltd.—
preferred
Northwest
8-15
2
9-10
$1
Co.
(quar.)^
preferred
Oil,
2
9-
8%C
(quar.)
(111.)
Insurance
9-
$1
45c
22 %C
preferred
preferred
Northwest
11- 3
9- 2
11-17
$5
—
1956 series (quar.)
1956 series (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
Common (quar,) ——A
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
8-19
2-23
3- 4
9-15
7-28
8- 1
Star
$2.50
8- 6
9-. 1
prior
$2.50
'
12-1
$4
-
'
7-25
8-21
(quar.)j
Shore Gas Co.
North
7-25
8
Co.
(Hartford)
Northeastern Water Co., $2 pfd. (quar.)
8- 6
8-3
8-29
8-
,
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
News
9-12
8-21
8-25
9-12
75c
Corp.,
Chemical
(quar.),
4% preferred
(quar.)
22 (Ac
8-
1
7-28
Ogitvie Flour Mills,'Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar. )„
+$1.75
9-
2
8-
30c
9-
7
s-
a
20c
9-
7
8-
8
6(4c
9-12
9-
5
10c
9-10
8-29
5
8-12
1
9-12
Noyes
(Chas.
F. 1 Co.,
8-29
8-9
6-27
8-1!)
per
8-12
8-28
8-20
9- 2
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
8- 5
8- 5
8- 6
8-20
8-12
5c
9-10
8-29
3IV2C
35)4c
31V4c
,32c
9- 1
8-15
8-15
8-15
3-15
(quar.)____
(initial)--
•
•
21c
15c
$1.06)4
:
;
A 4quar.)
8-4
9- 3
(quar. )•______
value
common
8-29
9-26
25c
$1.06)4
—
preferred series B" (quar.)______
—_
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
-
preferred (s-a
Oklahoma Mississippi
8-12
8-29
.
,
■
5^70%-preferred-series "C (quar.)_
—
35%c
5,70%^preferred' series "B' (quar*.-39^0
Huttig Sash &. "Door (quar.)
5fc
..
-9-1
tr.l
9-1
,
8-15
8-^lp
3-15
common
40c
-
Inc.
•
(s-a)
River
(quar.)
—
Owens-Hlindis Glass,
v
preferred
4%
Pall
Products
'
Line,
Patterson
(C.
J.)
Co.,
>
5%
pfd.
preferred
Tool
Fruit Co.,
(quar.)
Industries,
4.60%
,
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
5c
common
9-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred B (quar.)——
:—
3.70% preferred C (quar.)__
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
4.70% preferred E (quar.)_
:
4_5a% preferred F (quar.)
:
—:—
4.60% -pfeferretl G <quar.>_
—
Pennsylvania Utilities, Investment Co.—
Increased
*
Penn
7-31
6-14
50c
5%
Pendleton
10-
12 Vac
A
class
9-
$1
iquar.)
common
preferred (quar.),—
Peabody Coal, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
<.
62 Vac
,(qua)\)__——r———\
(quar.)
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5
Corp.,
1
—
Oster Manufacturing Co.—
8-19
8-29
$5
25c
2%
35c
——-
:
.
8-29
9-15
1
7-30
8-20 "
9-
25c
—
—
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-15
$1
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
11-5
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.):—
_1_
a5)4a
t,
_
31 V4C
1
Nopco Chemical, 4% pfd. iquar.)——_—
North American Car Corp.
(quar.)
—
8-
1
7-21
12 VaC
8-
1
7-21
10c
10-
1
9-15
31 (4c
9-
1
8-15
31 (4c
12-
1
11-14
22(ac
6-15
7-31
57 ( aC
9-
2
8-20
37'/a C
8-
1
7-19
$1.10
9-
1
8-
8
92 (aC
9-
1
8-
8
$1.01
9-
1
8-
8
$1.17 Va
.
-
40c
8-
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
York Dock
9-30
15c
"
-
.
125c
35c
Amsterdam
9-30
'
$35
preferred (quar.)
9-10
7-31
35c
7-31
7-31
8-18
_
Co.^—
Hooker
dividend
a—:
Housatonic Public Service; com.
4%%
8-
2
(quar.)
Casualty" (s-a)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4.05%
preferred (quarA—
9-10
8-30
48:%c
—a$0.043
—
Stock
8
1
Ball
Hoover
9-12
9-
—a.
Cement
Nazareth
9-10
(quar.)
Common
7-24
7-25
1
8-15
payment omitted at this time.)
(stock dividend)
Products (quar.)
Corp.
dividend
1
9-15
¥$1.25
*
(annual)—
(quarterly) -preferred (quar.)
8-19
1
10-
25c
(quar.)——
Co.,
Nationwide
7-15
9-25
17c
1:2214c
—
(quar.)
—!____
pfd.
3.90%
Siddeley Group,
Hollywood
8
9-12
Ltd.
American
»
6
9-12
1
Shoes
8-15
50c.
—.
8-
10-
Starch
9- 2
1:30c
Water;(quar.)^—_—
9-12
1
(quar,)—:—T
preferred
Gypsum
(Dividend
Norwich
Hackensack
1
8-22
10-
National Lock Co.—
Ltd.
&
10-
1
10c
(quar.)
convertible
60c
National
9-
12c
Hagerstown Gas Go. (reduced-quar.>-_:
8
Common
8- 8
9-10
15c
9- 8
$1.25 3-16-59
62)4c''■
9-10
SI.16
10- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Acme
8-8
1
8-1
25c
12)4c
(quar.)___I___L_—
7-31
—
Cash
9- 2
40c
•
Co.
9- 2
10-
$1
$1.75
__________
8-29
(quar.)
com.
I
"•
9-19
20c
40c
(increased)
com.
2
8-15
40c
National Distillers & Chemical, com. (quar,)
4V4% preferred (quar.)___—__——
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
•
(quar;)__
-9-
30c
8-14'
9-10
40c
Inc.—
8-
70c
50c
8-8
9-30
12)4(5
25c
(quar.)I.
2
—
9-22
30c
(quar.)—
common
8-15
9-15
9-
12 Vac
(quar.)_
Co.
National
:——
9-30
8-29
150c
By-Products, Inc.
Register (quar.)
National
:
(quar.)____
Alabastine (Canada)
Quarterly.—
:t37J^c
—
9-15
C.)
(G.
Newport
1
Co.
__—i
1
8-
of
Co.
10-20
9-30
(quar.)
9-5
2214c
27V2C
50c
Co. (quar.)______
(quar.)________4_-._____
Ohio
Co.,
Lime
Gypsum
8-15
7)4c
&
1
5%
Muskogee
National
Brick
Products
preferred
31'+c
—
7-23
8-22
7-23
60c
investment income
net
Mobile
2
10-
Alurphy
1
1
40c
—
Guardian Mutual Fund,
9-
25c
8-21
8-
7-23
12 Vac
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
8-
50c
•
4
E
8-15
-
preferred
Class
22'.a C
dividend
ontinehral
gonsumers Water Co. (quar.): Insurance
American
Life
5%
Store
Grocery
Gross Telecasting,
88-
9-15
8
1
5
87 Vac
Munsingwear,
25c
8-
8-
$1
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
4%
9-10
50c
(quar.),
Lines
8-
5
8-29
9-
33Va%
8-15
8-15
9-12
9-10
62 %c
dividend
Engineering
8
9-20
-
$3
1$1
Insurance
1
2
9-
15c
Co.
8-
9-
8-15
1
Ltd.—
(monthly)
8-15
30c
(quar.
Fire
P.)
Life
7-31
5
125c
$2.50 prior preferred
Morrison-Knudseu
CO,
$2.50
(quar.)-__
common
15c
45c
5-V*%
Continental
Morgan
"
2
(N; Y.)
1
.
8-
—
(quar.)
8-
(quar.V____—
Dredge & Dock Co.
50c
iquar.)-
Inc.
feWilmington, Del.)
8-15
6)4'%"...
8-
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
'
Moore-McCormack
quar.I_—60c
2
»quar.>_—
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quar.)__
Stock
1
Store—
Hooker Electrochemical
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
f
5% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Edison. Co.
8-
—____________
Pacific
&
Gregory -Industries
Hawker
'Pa.)
8-15
Stock
Chemical
8-15
25c
(accum.)
preferred (quar.)
Louis Ry. (quar.)
St.
&
1
National
8-21
Bottling
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
Minneapolis
-
OS
1
9-
35c
pfd.
414%
8-
56V»c
9-
62c
8-15.
50c
50c
—.—_
t,
(A.
Rhoads,
&
»
60c
Inc.
8-15
}
Hartford
1
Laboratories
7-15
7-23
10-
30c
(quar.)
Monumental
(quar.)—__—4—4.
Co.
8-22'
1
1
8-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
50c
(quar.)
Power
8-1
Industries (quar.)
preferred
Green
&
preferred
Aliller
:
75c
8-11
10-
Light
8-15
Employees Insurance (quar.)—
City Steel Co.- (quar.)———_
-
35c
( quar.)—
$1
'
1_
9-12
Corp.
(Cincinnati)—
$2.50 class A (quar.)___
Coilins & Aikman Corp
Coliyer Insulated Wire Co. (quar.)
,
Inc.—
(quar.)
8
8-
130c
Tubing
Monsanto
(quar.T—_—___________
8-18
-
9-15
60c
(quar.)
6c
2
9-
1
:
$1
&
8-15
,(s-a>_^.
Rubber
Corp.
Hose
9-8
(quar.)___
8-22
Co
(quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)—
42)4c
(final)-
8
9-
(s-a)
common
9c
9-
87 V2C
9-
Insurance
Cement
Co.
Co.,
$1.18^4
(increased
8-
8-15 '
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.15
ore-insry
9-10
9- ,3
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)_
Midwest Packaging Materials Co., common-
Fund-
Ltd.
2"
8-11
9-10
35c
Oil Co.,
(quar.)
SI.10
$1.25
______
V
$1.12V2
9*-30
65c
8-
".
:
preferred' (quar.)
Hamiltor) W^teh Co., common (quar.)______
4%
coiivertible preferred- (quar.>
'
Composite Fund.
Rubber—
7-21
Pittsburgh RR.—
Special gtd. (quar.)..
Commonwealth
Metal
Miles
1
$2
preferred (o_uar.
Coca-Cola
Mfg.
$3.50
^
'" c";V
7-31
preferred
Hamilton
—
preferred (quar.)—
8-13
8-30
\
8-15
:1_!
15c
preferred
17c
A__.
1
45c
common
Portland
&
5%
8-20
2
9-12
Co.—
Cleveland &
*
$4
;
7-25
7t31
SI
:
preferred (s-a)l
City Products Corp. (quar.)—_______—__
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
y
8-13
1
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar. >—
$1.20 preferred- '(quar.)_1_4'_—t
Great Northern Railway "(quar.)__________
Gulf
preferred (quar.)—,———
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,: com. (reduced)——
4% preferred series of 1946 (quar.K—
4% preferred series of 1947 (quar.)__._—
4s%
8-28
8-
Corp.
Gulf' Oil Corp.
—
'■•4,(4%
(quar.)
Merck
8-15
Great
$5
7-30
Cab
Menasco
34c
preferred
preferred
America,
_
_——™_
Medusa
8-15
preferred (quar.)__
Mortgage Assn. (monthly 1
Industries,
Atlantic
7%
9-15
———
——
8-15
Inter-Terminal RR.
9-4
8-11
1
8-29
class
8-15.
60c
(quar.)_;
preferred
$1
Great Lakes
7-31
.
30c
Corp.
8-15
8-20
Loom
9-
$2.25
8-15
'
8-8
1_".
7-31
45c
Mclntyre Porcupine Alines, Ltd.
McKesson & Robbins (quar.)
Meadville Telephone (quar.)
9-19
Government
8-15
x—
Yellow
Corp.,
9-20
9-
60c
(quar.)
(s-a)_____!
9-
8-15
Tenn.—'
of
(quar.)——
Refrigerating, 8%
(quar.)
Messenger
(quar.)
9-15
10c
Co.
Frontenac
8-20
$1.12)4
quar.)__~
9-
11c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
9-15
Co.,
preferred
Great
8-30
'
Cbmm<5n-" (quar.) "
Chrysler
2
;
Outdoor, Advertising
Granite
9-10
*
Cincinnati
2
9-
20c
Steel Castings Corp.
(quar.)__—_
Telephone Co. of California—
y
Goodall
40c
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadiila Telephone Corp.—
Chicago
9-
time)
preferred
(quar.)"—".
Globe Wernicke
40c
%
__
——_—:
_
8-15
(quar.)—__J__
Corp.,' 4%
Foods
4.80%
5%
8-20
~
(quar. L_
2
8-15
9-2
Genung's Department
10-15
.——--
fquar. >___—
4.75% preferred (quar.)..
Chambersburg Engineering Co.—
Reduced-quar.
*
8-
37'^C
(quar.)—-——,___™_™_
(reduced)—.—_____
4.15% Ipreferred
4.65% .preferred
i.
9-
Telephone Co. of"Florida (quar.)__
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest— "
25c
(quar.)
Public Service, com.
8-15
preferred (accumulative)
Cigar Co. (quar.)_
5V4%
9-1
27c
dividend
Wood
4)2%
40c
(quar. >_—
—___—_
Stock
2
AA
General
7-24
30c
preferred (quar.) ——
—
Foundry Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Louisiana Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Soya Co. (increased)
Central Vermont
9-
5Va%
General Electric.
8
98-
25t
common
preferred
the
Brush
Class
General
19c
Ltd., $1.5ii0 pref. (quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)—__
Carrier
McCord
General
Canada Cement Co.,
Carborundum
of
v
General
8-15
.
10c
preferred (quar.)_"—--'I.—--—
I 5.40% /preferred (qtiar. lt
Campbell'Soup Co. (quar.)
Fruit
General
9-12
„
50c
r
common
4%
8-15
30c
Freeport Sulphur. Co.
General
l;
35c
%
/•'
Utilities,
Pacific
8-15
2
iquar.30c
(increased
2
50c
20c
II
Conveyor
National
30c
California
2
2
series—
4)4%
(quar.
Pacific Title Insurance
McColl
9-
9-
25c
Corp.
9-10
(quar.)
Company
R.)
(P.
9-
25c
Stock
1
(quar.)
Life
C.)
Manhattan
Mallory
$1.42
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)___
10-
;
Hotel —
Corp.
(B.
Mathews
Income-series-—--I
Gar
.
California Electric Powder (quar.)
California Ink Co. (quar. >•—.
California
Car
8-29
9-15
(quar.)
.
Mahon
35c
Co.
Custodian
Bond
,9-15
30c
Co—
Manufacturing Co.
,
Magor
8-15
8-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)l!
Franklin
8
9-30
10c
preferred (quar.)—_.—
fc'Sharpe Manufacturing
Butler
.
8-
<10-
at this time)
4.78% pfd. (.initial >____
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)—
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,. com.
4%
2
9-
25c
___________
.1
8-11
2
A
<si
&
Power
4.60%
Sl.OGVi
$1.40
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)——
Brown
Tire
Bank
Fuller
Corp.—■
2
(quar.)
Morse
Metallurgical
4.40%
8-15
8-29
25c
—
(quar.)—__________
(quar.)
9-
9-
$1.60
Co,
9-10
9-10"
62 %c
™-
H.)
8-15
4
8-15.
1
1
preferred A
Company
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)—
(R.
$1.37Va
A—--;
9-
10-15
1
10-
V.td.,
MacLeod's,
2
(quar.)_________
action taken on com-
ino
Bearing
Florida
4
12-27
1-6-59
$1.02
(quar.)__—___
preferred
8-29
Telephone
Baltimore
9-30
4Va%.preferred (quar.)___
First
8-15
2
9-
•U-.
7-23
8-15
S1.06V4
5.60%
9-15
(quar.)
at this
Farrington Mfg.,
Federal National
5
7-25
"8-1
15c
(quar.)
::
preferred
Loyal Protective
7-251
8-29
Lorain
9- 2
preferred
payment
25c
__________—
4.25%
8-4
9-15
iquar.)
Products
8-22
8-
Valley Gas & Electric—
Elackstone
8-15
4
Mexican
< quar.).—„
Finance
Beneficial
Co.
Rubber
common
prior
111011
of
(quar.)
common
&
Industries
4.75%
(quar,)™
Co.
I .ord
8-
35c
Virginia (quar.)
class B (quar.)
preferred
8-4
$1.41J/4
iquar.)
Hose
Railways—
Co.,
4.84%
8-
8-15
9-
iquar.)
Electric
•
—
participating preferred
8-20
1
8-15
$1.34
iquar.)____
preferred
Electric
7-31
8-15
'
4%
9-
8-15 "
8-29
8-11
125c
;
of
Co.,
Gas, common
"
8-20
"
5%
;
.11
Insurance
&
Star
$1.25
preferred
Emery
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Lone
$1.37)4
6.40%
1
9-
1.
Y.)
common
8*15,
32V>c
iquar,
5.68%
8-15
50c
lQc "
Bankers
9*2
30c
iquar.)
Fairbanks
Co.
Lilly, (Eli)
1
Macy
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__:
I
8-25
1
9-25
10c
a
$1.25
i
5%
v
Tllbbjr~(quar,)
Casualty
$1.02'/a
5.65%
6c
Guaranty
8-15
&
$1.06J,4
8-25
Inc.—
Morigage
9-
Co.—
(quar.)_r___
9-15
share
(quar.)—^—I
Life Insurance Co,
5c
fquar.)______
Firestone
Bankers
common
preferred
Income
Collieries
Life
8-1
&
10c
(quar.)____.
preferred
—
"A"
Fund
(Quarterly
'
$5
Evans
each
8-28
8-11
McNeil
25c
preferred, (quar.)
5.36%
10c
for
10-28
Libby,
$1.50
5Va%
of
share
held >
par
Axe-Houghton
Gas,
preferred
4V4%
Shops, Inc,
Lexington. Trust Fund
7-15
9-
¥20c
41
Lees (James) & Sons
(quai".)
Leonard Refineries, (quar.)'
20c
(quar.)________
8
America—
additional
stock
Me.)
8-
i
of
Co.
(on
7-24
9-15
35c
$1.18%
Ltd.
(quar.)—
1
.
time
(quar.)
Leath & Co., common (quar.)_
$2.50 preferred (quar.)——
7-24
8-15
8-
,,34%c
iquar.)____^
(Bangor
Natural
8-29
—___________
Inc.
Canteen
dividend
Stock
Corp.
4.10%
(Calif.»—
Inc.
'.
—
preferred
Paso
Water
8-29
12 V2c
Waters,
Interurban
9-15
< quar.)_______'
preferred
Puritas
&
,
^ 8-15
1
8-15
•
7-21
8-22
'
Apparel
Secord Candy
Stock Dividend
:
1:15c
'
!
(quai'.)___
&
8-29
15c
Participating
;
Arrowhead
Louis
9-15
—
Laura
20c
'
(iOc
common—
L'Aiglon
'
9-
"
this
at
common
Quarterly J.
,
SI
(quar.)__
7-18'
20c
iquar.)_,_^
25c
(quar.)
common
•
•
8-31
9-10
pay¬
7-17
8- "6
'
7-25
8-15 '
35c
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)____
dividend)™—
(stock
lOd
(quar.
$1.25
(reduced
2%c
Co.,
St.
Eastern
El
50c
(initial
1
Inc.
MacWhyte
5
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
participating
$3
-
B
Farms
common
1
8-
8-15
14c
?
u
5Vs%" pfd.
(Calif.),
Co.,
preferred
East
5
75c
(quar.)__
com.
8-
Kusan,
5
62 V2C
pfd.
on
7-31
8-30
-
4%% preferred (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines,
8-ll|
7%
omitted
10-10
■'->•
(quar.)
Shoe—:
payment
1
L 25C_..
,
(accum.)
taken
8-
time)
Bros.
'Dividend
8-16
9-10
5%
8-15
9-
30c
(quar.)__
quar. >
Corp.,
Ltd.
action
this
2
25c
shares
(No
at
9-
j
,
$1
1
Foundries
'
4% preferred A (quar.).
Dunham-Bush Inc., common
'
1
25c
__
37'/a c
Refining
&
interest
Oil
Drackett
9-22
(F. L.) Co., 5% pfd.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Corp.
9-10
3c
$1
Jacobs
11-
Shares—
Douglas
(quar.)______
common
-
,
-
Trust
E)onohue ;Br,os.,
20c
(quar.)_!___
A
Smelting
,
a8%%
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
- 14c""
-
Extra-
Chemical,
preferred
American
10c
.(quar.)
Investment
Holder1
Payable of Ree.
&
(quar.)___
10-10
$1.25
.
8-15
9-2
•
&
.
time)
9-12
(quar.
Supply
Co.
this
10r
(quar.)_
(quar.)
American
at
9-12
■
Co..
omitted
8-15
30c
(quar.)________i____
preferred
6%
B
Beneficial
8-18
■
American
;
,
payment
Britain
(interim)
Co.
1
12c
Lines—
Great
Co.,
11-
•
Ltd.
Gasoline
Steel
Jervis
$1.05
(quar.)
of
7-15,
__________
pfd.
8-15
_
common
Cement
Inc.",;§V2%
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Portland
Air
Diocesan
(Fla.)—
Corp.,
Johansen
8-29
7-30
Fund
9-
<quar.)_™__
common
Stores
-4%
Corp.
7-31
9-15
(quar.)_
10-
4oc
$1.75
conv. pfd.
(initial).™
pfd. A (this payment clears arrears>$149.87(4
5%%
pfd.
87 Vac
(quar.)
Allegheny Corp., 6%
Allied
8-15
Distillers,
Ltd., ordinary
(final)
(Equal to approximately $0,117 per share)
Divco-Wayne Corp, (quar.)___
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
v
Gas
%
9-
:
(quar.)__
ment
•
$4.20
$1.15
(quar.)
8-10
5
_
IOc
/, $1.05
(quar.)
4.20% .preferred
8-30
DLGhJi^k^FiUit^filass. A (quar.)____
1
8-
28c
62 Vac
(quar.)
Co.,
8-25
(quar.
1
Corp.,
Income
(Common
___
common
Power
9-10
Share
Co.
8-25
•
(quar.)--..
preferred
prior
Alabama
Inland
9-10
Dentists Supply Co. of New York (quar.■ 25c
_
preferred
r
Alabama
•
1
(quar.)
Co., common
Inglewood
62"ac
_J
____________
Dean. PJupps.Btores,
v
•
Inc.
Corp.
Reduction
>-4.50%
»
Zellerbach
Delaware
posar^r^ftt^ht)~<Hiuanoii_JQ&_,a.. threefor-one; basis..)
Ireland,
8-21
8-4
75c
Davenport Water, 5%; pfd. (quar.)
initial ; payment
subject
to
the
approval of the StCtkholdbrs at a special
meeting to be held on. Sept. 9 at which
time
8-22
9-10
9-2
11-10'
11-21
J (Above
_
iquar.)
(stock
(quar.)l
B
Crown
8
9-
10-10
9-
Tobacco
10c
-
iquar.)_
tl7V»c
preferred (quar.)93%c
dividend)
5%
33A%
Oil
Company, class A
Class
37 (4c
__________________
40c
Imperial
.
12V2C
(quar.)_
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
Co.
Cresmont
Adriressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
New
iquar.)
When
^ar
Name of Company
7-23
,
Cosmos
8-15
2
Corp,
action taken on common payment at
time)
•
Corning Natural Gas Corp.- iquar.)27M«c
'
8
of Reo.
7-30
this
of Rec
9-
Hoiaen
10c
,(No
Holdert
When
Slwre
•
(quar.)_
When
Payable
Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co.; 5% pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)
follow with
we
Screw
Cooper-Bessemer
"Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
tables.
nounced
Par
Share
Nff,me of Company
9
9-
9-
1
$1.15
9-
1
8-
1
31.12 Va
55c
8-15
8
8-
'
8
8-
8
7-28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v
'
Share
.
Valley RR. (S-a )——
(quar.)_—-——
Suburban Water, common (quar.)
Payable of Rtc.
Circle
Perfect
Pblla
*j>*
v
9- 2
J" ^
S 5
I" i
£«
—
11 «
*1-25
& Coke
Portland Gas
dlv.
See
Co.
r
luuTic.
5%
Corp.
(quar.)-.
—
Motor
icommon
Co.,
$1.12%
—_
(quar.)
Electric Power,
Wisconsin
Gas
(initial)
Witco Chemical
income)
2%
—-
$1
$1.25
8-lo
3-18
»-
*>c
o-2o
...7-31
9-lo
Class
<>- l
.15c
30c
Wytex Oil
8-15
9- 1
$1.50
90c
10-31
9- 1
25c
8- i
—
.
(reduced)
;
is-a)-
under
—
2
A:
No
31%c
15c
Manufacturing
action
taken
8-30
Co.,
preferred
(quar.).
.
(quar.)
5%
-r
-
$1.12,,-i
.
.'10©.
—-
9- l
8- 8
7-30
8-11
9-10
6-13
8- 1
8-11
5c
9-10
8-11
—-
$1.25
Light & Power, 5% pfd. <quar.)._
Salatla-Shirrifl-Horsey Corp., Ltd.St. Joseph
preferred A
(quar.)
29 U/16c
..—29 ll/I6c
preferred A-(quar.)
conv. preferred B (quar.).
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
4.70%
4.70%
29%c
29%c
38%c
30c
37%c
......
5Yale preferred E (quar.)..—.—
Schqrlng Corp., common (quar.) . ... .
5% preferred (quar.)
;-_i
—...
Seaboard• Finance C»., common (quar.)
25c
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.25
preferred (quar.)..... —
A- (quar.)....—
$5 preferred B (quar.)
Seaboard, Surety Co., (N. Y.) (quar,)......—.—
Sealtight-OBwego-Falls (quar.)——.
Shakespeare Co. (quar.)..
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, class A (quar.).
$4,75
$5. preferred
Class
B
(quar.)
65c
35c
30c
15c
15c
'
•
9- 1
8-15
$1.25
,(quar.)._
Co., common
8-25
;
Allied
7'/o
Allied
4% preferred (quaf.)
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)..
Sllex Co.—
$3.75
4%
(Conn.)
Inc.,
preferred
$3.50
14c
50c
8-15
^8-9
—
Ltd.—
-
(quar.)
8- 4
5%
$56c v
convertible
3Va%
American
8-15
8-29,
—
■'
—
25c
6% preferred
6% preferred
(quar.)>
;
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
dividend
—
1
7-18
8-11
7-25
8-11
7-25
8-20
7-22
8-15
7-25
8-15
9- 3
American
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (s-a)
American
Furniture
9-25
10- 1
8-15
8-14
8-14
8-1
American
Class
37VaC
8- 1
37%c
11- 1
95c
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
(monthly).
Corp.
45c
8-15
8-
1
Stock
dividend
9-15
8-15
Stock
dividend
9-15
9- 2
9- 2
8-15
45c
9-2
8-15
9-
Stock
dividend
8-
31 Vic
5%
8-15
preferred
American
1
4%%
Superior Separator, common (quar. )
6% preferred (quar.),,,
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
American
1
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
American
15c
7-31
7-15
from
30c
v,
115c
7-31
.
conv.
10- l
8-
1
7-14
9-30
9-15
12-15
3-31-59
3-16
9- 2
8-11
25c
$1.25
8-
7-18
7-18
1
8-
l
Inc.—
$1.12J/2
9- 2
8-21
30c
7-31
7-18
(1956 series) (quar.)
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly
pfd.
Mutual
income)
investment
Natural
American
7-15
10-15
$1.20
(quar.)____
common
8-25
J.)—
(quar.)
Climax
Metal
8-25
Monorail Co.—•
8-
25c
:
N.
preferred (quar.)
65c
(quar.)___._
(quar.)
(Newark,
7-31
12-31
32%c
American-Marietta Co.,
6-20
8-15
Co.
Quarterly
8-15
40c
(quar.)
6
2%
—
Insurance
7-21
9-19
2%
40c
1
9-19
25c
2%
60c
87%c
7-18
10-18
,
8-15
30c
Products
Home
8-
5c
30c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
B
American
Gas,
6c
common
(quar.)
8-1
6-20
65c
preferred (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment
Increased quarterly
8-
1
7-15
37%e
6%
8-
1
7-15
American
Tarapax, Iftc. (quar.)
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)..—
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Oil
...
8-28
8-8
...
American President Lines,
(quar.)
55c
9-24
9-11
25c
9-
5
8-11
5%
non-cum*
35c
....
(quar.).
Thompson Products, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
50c
9-15
8-30
5%
non-cum.
$1
9.15
8-31
American
9.30
25c
_
8-11
30q
$1.25
$1.25
Standard
&
9-15
9-19
12-19
9-10
12-10
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Radiator
10- 1
Sanitary
*
ThrlftyDrugStores.com. (quar.)..
4%% preferred A (quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
Tower Acceptance Corp.—
Class A
Triangle Conduit
9-30
7%
9-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
...
8-15
8-
32c
9-10
8-20
8-
7-15
*
6%
tioc
...
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Union
Carbide
Corp.
1
7%
U.
S.
5%
S.
U. S.
5%
V.
Film
1
S. Printing & Lithograph Co.,
Ltd.,
8-15
8-1
American Water works Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
8-22
Anchor
7-23
Anderson Clayton
5V2%
$2
9-
1
|20c
8-
1
8-19
8-
5
8.19
8.
5
Class
7-25
7-21
(quar.)
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)
9.10
9-15
2
8-15
7-30
6-30
9-
(quar.)
75c
$1.37J/2
112V2c
40c
;
9.
2
9-
2
Dividend payment omitted
at
this
9-
5
time
$2.50
l
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Walker Mfg. (Wise.) (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Common-(quar.)
$4.50 pre/erred (quar.)
10c
*
'
8-28
8-Mt
50c
9-18
9- 4
35c
8-
7-81
1
629-10
$1.12l'z
10-
l
8-15
9-22
50c
7-30
9-10
7-17
9-2
8-8
f56V4C
30c
com.
8-
1
7-10
9-
9
8->12
20c
8-
1
62%c
8-
1
(quar.)__
Power
pfd.
$1.12%
$1.12%
25c
8-27
9-30
f
Fuel Oil Corp.
7-21
8-1
7-7
1
7- 7
8-
9-12
'
8-14
9-
1
f60c
8-
1
7-31
7-15
$62%c
8-
30c
27%c
62V2C
59c
(quar.)
$&40 preferred (quar.)
$M0 A preferred (initial)
7-21
,
J20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$2.36 preferred
$4.35 preferred
8-15
'
9- 2
1
Co.—
$2.50 preference share series B (quar.)
Public Service Co., common (quar.)
8-20
9-
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
Arizona
$1.10
7-16
1
8-
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
$2A0 2nd preference A (quar.)
8-20
8-
25c
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
(with sinking fund) (quar.)__
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)__
;
4.30%
9- 5
f30c
Co.
Appalachian
1
1
9-20
9- 2
(quar.).
Animal Trap Co. of America,
5% preferred (quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Co.—
,
&
-
7-11
7-18
8-15
(quar.)
8-29
10_
50c
A
25c
15c
7-31
8- l
343»c
8-22
10-
aS0.054
Common
Products
1
$1
common
Post
100%
8-
1
7-15
■
7-14
'
7-14
6-16
7-16
17 %c
7-30
7-16
37 %c
7-30
7-1G
15c
7-30
7-16 *
15c
—
7-30
17 %c
(quar.)
7-30
7-16
$1.08%
;
60c
Associated Dry Goods Corp., common (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
7-15
8-1
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-1
9.
1
8-1
9-1
8-1
9-
8-1
45c
9-1
8-1
25c
(quar.)_:
AnoH Altex Aluminum, common (quar.)
35c.convertible preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
1
9-1
1
9-29
9-12
7-31
7-31
7-
IOC
8-20
8-1
56 %c
<quar.t
8-
7-15*
30c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
$1.13
—
7%c
8%c
56»4c
8-15
50c
$1.31%
1
7-21
7-31
7-21
7-31
;
2
I
■'
i"
1
15c
7-31
7-11
$1.50
10-15
•9-30
>1.50
1-15-59
1&-31
25c
9-19
8-22
•$1
9-19
8-22
45c
*8-29
8-8
27 %c
7-31
7-15
37 %c
7-31
(quar.);
Corp.
preferred
6%
tquar.;._
-
tquar.)
Savings Assn.
&
Trust
Products
■
Corp.,
—.—
common
(quar.)._
tquar.)
2
7-15
8-5
27 %c
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
8-
1
75c
8-
1
7-18
125c
:
10-
1
9-10
Ltd.,
10-
1
-9-10
10-
1
(quar.)
pfd.
To
9-
150c
*
(quar.)
Corp.
Belding-Corticelli;
126c
*
135c
7-18
9-10
8-1
6-30
9-
2
8-11
12-
tllVzO
tqu&r.)-™.
1
11*10
-
15c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common--—
15c
2-
9
15c
4%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4% prefered (qli'fer'.) 1
4%
Works
Beneficial
&
preferred
Quarterly
Blue
Co.
9-20
2
8t21
9-
8-
2
11-29
1
7-15
8-15
7-24
8-
8c
$1
— ——
9-10
8-27
7-31.
8-
7-
9
7-10
1
8-
1
7-10
10-
1
9-20
110c
7-
7-28
7
130c
9-
1
172 %c
9-
1
95c
10-
1
55C
8-
1
3%
7-31
7-15
9-
2
8-15
25c
9-
2
8-12
—
dividend)
..
Brunning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Steel Casting, common
6%
preferred (quar. >__
:—
Buck Hills Falls Co.
iquar.)
Bullock's, Inc., common tquar.)
7-
7
9-15
8-
1
7-23
8-
1
7-23
7-31
$1.50
•
9-
2
15c
(quar.)
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Timber
9-22
50c
9-
2
$1
8-
1
7-14
tlSc
7-29
7- "•
J 15c
preferred «quar.—
—
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar.)_
Butler Brothers (quar.)
preferred
8-15
8-15
.
35c
4%
&
1
70c
tquar.)
Cement
1
55c
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Brookridgc Development (stock
Land
1
8-
7%c
V
Bridge & Tank (Canada) Ltd., common
$2.90 preference
(quar.)
7%
7-18
8-
$1.06
preferred (quar.)
30c preferred (quar.)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
Co..
8-22
10-
12c
4.25%
Bowl-Mor,
(A. M.)
2
50c
—
Co.
7-31
9-
87>/2C
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Boston Fund (quarterly from investment inc.)
Boston Edison Co., common (quar.)
Shoe
8-20
6c
25c
—
8-20
9-10
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Calaveras
9-30
162 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
common
3 %o
Byers
8-15
20C
inc. pfd.
Borg-Warner Corp., common
Brown
7-21
75c
Fund—
investment income)
Bondstock Corp.
Booth Fisheries,
4%
5
(20c
(quar.)__
Airplane
Boeing
7-25
8-
30c
tquar.)
(quar.)
7-16
8-15
Mutual
net
(From
7-18
50c
—■
7-31
">5c
(quar.i
^——
Ridge
4-15
8-
10c
——
(quar.)..
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
6%
1-14
1
50c
Bishop Oil Co.
Blue Bell, Inc.
10^15
20c 4-30-59
;——
tquar. t—
Corp.: (quar.)
Company
7-16
10-31
20c 1-30-59
preferred (quar.)
Belmont Iron
7-31
20c
j
4
3-2-59
20c
(quar.)
4%
v_2»
8-13
n-
•
9-26
25c
.
8-
40c
—
8-15
9-
J?
8-15
$1.75
—
10-20
31c
8-
1
7-11
8-20
8-11
4
7-14
25c
8-
$1
Corp
1
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
$1.50 1st
8-
75c
pfd. (quar.)—
Telephone (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
7-15
1
7-15
8-16
17 %c
Interstate
1
8-
138c
preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3
California
7-31
7-25
55c
8-15
(quar.)—
60c
8-15
(quar.)—
<quar.i
* quar.) —&—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
iquar.)
(quar.)
California Water & Telephone, com. (quar.)
27 %c
8-15
7-31
33V3C
8-15
7-31
33c
8-15
7-31
California
California
Packing
Water Service,
common
4.40%
preferred
5.30% preferred
5.28 % ' preferred
5.36% preferred
5.20% preferred
5.08% preferred
5.50% preferred
33 %C
Canada
60c
Foils Ltd.,
Canada
Life
Assurance
A
Co.
Canada
Southern
Railway
Canada
Vinegars,
Ltd.
Canadian
Bronze,
preference
1
7-10
25c
8-
1
7-10
8-
30c
(quar.)—..——
(s-a)^__——
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
17%c
7-28
6-27
37%c
7-31
7-3
8-29
125c
■
10-
165c
110C
Canadian Industries Ltd., common
9-2
8-8
Canadian
9-2
8-8
Investment
2
7-31
7-31
10---1
8-1
9-15
^
rjS'-v-
.
7-18
8-15
8-
150C
(quar.)—
Canadian Dredge & Dock
8-20
9-
8-15
1$L15-
Ltd. (incr. s-a)_—
8-1
1
7-31
1
8-15
.
t$i^o
1S1.25
8-1
8-15
7-10
8-
33c
—125C
(quar.)—
1
31 Vic
115c
Co.
7-31
8-
115c
<quar.)_
7-31
30c
(quar.)-
Ltd., common
(quar.)
International
8-15
(quar.)
9-
Ltd., common
7-31
8-15
1S1.50
common
participating class
7-31
8-15
34%c
(quar.)
preference
8-15
31%c
preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quax.)——
Campbell Soup (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd. «quar.)—
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
6%
7-31
•32 %C
$1
l5%
.
7-' 2
|34%c
123c
(quarj
Calaveras
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
62V2C
ordinary
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-
8-26
8-1S
(Fla.)—
4V2%
30c
1
1
$1.75
30c
7%c
preferred (quar:)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
25c
$L75
62>/2c
9-
9-
(reduced)
1
2
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.—
Vick Chemical Co.
Products
Insurance
9-
10c
Service
Cos.,
Viscose Corp.
&
9-
Hoffman
Steel
Thermos
Title
goc
Machinery Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card
preference series A (quar.)
United
American
ooc
(quar.)
Union Terminal Cold Storage—
4% participating priori preferred fs-a)___
United Canadian Shares..
L_
;
United Engineering & Foundry, com.
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
United
$1.75
preferred "(quar.)
American
l
8-26
9-24
31 %c
Gobain Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
—:
American Smelting & Refining—
American
Union
10c
American-Saint
9-10
,
7c
Cable (quar.)
Shares, series C
Trans-Canada
9-30
common
5%
(Increased)
common
$1.12%
$L06Vi
_
Corp.
1
Blue Ribbon Corp. Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
Suburban Propane Gas, common
8-
50c
9-15
7-28
7-19
10-20
4c
9-15
50c
-8-15
Inc.—
(qtiar.)
Greetings
1
8-
$3, prior preferred (quar.)
—
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., eommon tquar.
Class A (quar.)
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
y-lG
8-15;*
25c
20c
$1.12%
10c
.043
>
American Cement Corp.—
$1.50
8-
30c
preferred (quar.)
Baystate
7-15
8-14
8- 1
11- 1
tilVzc
;
Co.
5%
tirreg.)
8-B
9-1
(Quar. from investment income)
Can
7-14
Beaux-Arts Apts. Inc., $6 1st pfd.
8-6
7-17
87V2c
(quar.)—
Shares
8-11
1
hu'/o conv. pfti. series A (initial)
Bathurst -Power & Paper Ltd., class A_.
8- 8
1%
Board
31c
(quar.)
;
.
10-1 •
15c
15c
preferred
Common
Best
$1.50
a
.
9-1
(quar.)_:
Book
Box
i
TX;:'
4
9-19
10- 1
.'V
*^-*1 ■*.
25c
9-15
(quar.)
8-15.
7-25
7-25
7-29
Metals—
Art
8-
98-
National
7-28
9-5
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
Bank
8- 1
7-31
8-28
50c
—
—
common
7-15
*4c
Baltimoie & Ohio RR— *
8-31
tlTVaC
12VaC
—
preferred (quar.)
1
1
20c
July 16th)
Banking, common
Baldwin Piano,
9-23
8-20
■
$25c
——
Ltd. ' (quar.)
American Airlines,
8-15
7-31
7-14
8-
'
11%C
—_~
Ealwin-Linva-Hamllton
10- 1
9-10
"'}?•
;
„
(quar.)—
preferred
8-11
8-
■
iquar.)
...
7-29
93%c
-
—
;
-
-
.
'
5c
(L. S.> & Co.,. 4%% pfd. ♦quar:;.Jli-' $1.12%
$1.12%
4x,2%
pfd. (1947 series)
(quar;)
9
8-
13%c
30c
(quar.) *
common
(quar.)
American
(quar.)
preferred
America,
8- 1
7- 3
•
15c
4% non-cum pfd.
of America
9- 2
8-15
25c
8- 1
7-15
7-15
Lloyd's Ordinary....
StrUthers Wells Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
25c
75c corn*, pfd. (quar.)
Canada
8-26
11-26
10c
(quaf.)
A
$4:50
9-12
*
8- 8
8-15
-
9-10
7-31
7-29
9-29
Stewarts &
5.20%
73c
30c
:_
;
of
9-5
9-15
,
Avondale Mills, common (quar.)„_„
;
(quar.)—
American Business
...
•
L
Mfg., common
tquar.).
$2.25 preferred" (quar.)—
Basic
,;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.25
of
Co.
Co.
preferred
4Va%
1
9-15
75c
$1
150c
10- 1
$1.25
I2%c
(quar.)
preferred
6
1
3
12-15
Ayres
•
—
common
10-
125c
Avco,
6%
8- 4
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
1
70c
(quar.)
common
Stauffer Chemical Co.
1
7-22
—
...
Standard Brands,
8-
«- 1
8-20
(quar.)——_—
7-15
7-15
7»18
7-11
7-31
7-14
7-14
8-"l
8-
.
v' 8-29 '
8- 1
*7-31
9- 2- ,;
14c
(quar.)—
Amalgamated*Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
American Aggregates, common (quar.)
9-
50c
,
8- '2
;;
(quar.).28c
(s-a)
Inc.
Aluminium,
7-31
30c
r
'
Aluminum
8-15
$1.50
'
$15
•
—
American
Southern
Stamford Water
:*
9-15
9-15
26c
50c
10c
-
——„
—
Mills,
7-
'
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred iquar.)
L:
5%% preferred 1958 series (initial)
Business Machines, Inc.—
preferred
1
25C
5%%
Co.—
Control-Co.,
Stock
Spefry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
' ;
*.—'«—*.
—
8-
c
25c
(quar. 1
$1.50 preferred fquar.)
6%
preferred A tquar.)
6%
preferred B (quar.)_
9-10
9-10
8-20
8-21
5%
on
Automobile
7-18
10- 1
10- 1
8-
9-15
Avalon
—-
(quar.).:
Wood Steel
Aluminum
'
Railway (quar.).
Southwestern Electric Service
7-30
il2%c
+30c
$$1.25
10c
27%c
9-12
Stock dividend (subject to stockholders ap¬
7-22
7c
;
Allison Steel Mfg.' Co.,
time)
6% 'pref. (quar.)
....
Smith-Dduglass. Co., (qtiar.).
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc. (quar.),.
South Texas Development, class A tquar.),-.
Class B (quar.)
Southam Co., Ltd.
7-31
—
Mfg. Corp., 55c preferred
American
4%% pfd. (Paym't. omitted at this
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co.—
7- 7
8-
50c
prior
conv.
1
9-12
50c.
•
preference
tquar.)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America
-
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
50c
-
7-29
&
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Holder*.
Payable of Ree:
—_
—
prior preferred
(R. C.)
Quarterly
$1
25c
Extra
7-10
common
Ltd.
Mines,
Nichols
Austin
proval
Power
Corp.
Allen
R- 4
*'
Aunor Gold
Class
preferred (quar.)..
+
Products, Inc., 7%
preferred (entire
issue called for redemption on Aug. 8 at$115 per share plus this dividend)—k—Allen town Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
7-22
t
1
Ltd.
class A
Pttin 1 g(t (qucr.)
6%% preferred tquar.)
When
4%
5%
R- 8
8- 1
•
7-10"
8-
com. (stock dividend)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-10-
1
93%
Augusta Newspapers,
(quar.)
Aero Supply Manufacturing
(resumed)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, I.td. (increased)
Alan
8- 8
8- 8
-8-8
8- 4
9-30
9-18
9-189-18
9-18
8-30
8-20
7-31
R-25
$1.25
—
Shenango Valley Water Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Sherwin-Williams
2
2
2
2
9-2
8-18 '
10-15
10-10
10-10 •
10-10
10-10
oiieel Co.
7-10
1
(quar.)
7-15
Products, common
—T_
convertible preferred (quar.)^_—.
Adams-Millis
8-1
•
8-
(quar;)
8-15
Share
—
8-20
8-
(quar.)
common
30c
Precision
$1.10
Acme
(quar.)
6-27
2
$1.08%
(quar.)
Atomic Development Mutual Fund—
(From
Investment income)
Alco
8-8
8- 88- 8
:, 9999-
A
>5%%
8-11
9-2
Acme
(quar.)
preference
Aeronea
9-15
8-14
60c
(quar. t.
.
..
10-1
,J34-Hc-
—
San Jose Water Works, common
8-14"
8- 8
9~ 2
v; 9- 1
$0,232
20c
5c
—
Extra
8-11
-.9-1
Li
'
50c
$1
(quar.).....
preferred (quar;)—.'
—
Rolls Royce, * Ltd.—
American Deposit rctd. ordinary
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)——
Royalties Management-Corp...:
4%.%
Common
1
9-
50c
7-15
.
Y.
8-
$1,359
Atlas Corp.,
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
'
common
25c
$4.50
—
(quar.)_
8-15
Per
N.
7-25
$1.08%
30c
Petroleum Corp., class A
Aberdeen
7-28
8- 8
8- 1
Class
'".:>4%
4%%
1
preferred B
$1.20
Eastern
of
2
$1.02%
——
...
each-share held——
for
payment at
common
share
One
9-18
35c
25c
Inc. (quar.)—
Rochester Transit Corp.
Rohm As Haas
Abacus
9-
"
—
—
Wrlgley Stores (Stock dividend)
Fund (stock dividend)—
A C F
«-!.>
9- 2
-at;
5%%
3.75%
10-15
8-15
10-10
liaamineed^itt
Name of Company
7-31
30c
tquar.)
)s-a)
Ry.
8-15
17 %C
.
Lire
Air
B older§
When
Payable of B*e»
Share.
-
preferred (s-a)
defining Co.,
Atlantic
The list does not include divi¬
thiar week, these being given in th$
dends announced
9-12
7-16
8-21
9- 2
> -
*
;—
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn,
preceding table.
Co.
on
this time i
.?*%% convertible
—
(quar.)
<Dayton)
Insurance
Revere Copper dr Brass,
Rheem
11-
9-17
8- 1
8- 1
■
Gar
give
Below* we
»-l«>
9-2G
7-31
9-11
<
Ry.—
Electric—
preferred (initial)
preferred (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)--.
4.35% preferred second series
Atlantic Coast Line RR. (quar.)
weeks snu hot yet paid.
„
preferred (quar.)
Insulation (quar.)
convertible
Reliable
•
30c
5c
50c
—
*
class A
Fe
Santa
Charlotte
&
Atlas Steels,
,
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp.—
&;
tquar.)
+
■
6%
7-18
.
B
Topeka
non-cum.
5%
class A (s-a)„
Corp.,
-
43i%
9-10
10- 1
—
(Gar) Industries—
See
dividend
announcement
Wood Industries
In-
from
————
Quaker City Insurance Co
Quaker State Oil Refining
Refractory
9-24
27 %c
42Vic
(quar.)——
com.
Company
4.10%
Wood
8- 8
8- 8
o
9- 2
9- 2
«- 1
45c
-0c
preferred A (quar.)—
Growth Fund (quarterly
$1.25
5%
Atlanta
8- 1
8-29
8-29
$1.31%*
Wisconsin Bankshares (quar.)—^
new
,
9-10
9-10
•
75c
—
preferred .(quar.)
5W/e
Atchison,
Common
8-29
8- 1
8-15
25c
85c
;
preferred (.1897) (quar.)_
3.60% preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)
Putnam
U.
Monday, July 28, 1958
Atlantic City
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)
White
,-31
...
•
America (quar.)
Stock dividend
Princeton Water Co. (N. J.)
(quar.)..
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
vestment
Sugar
Mfg...
Whirlpool Corp., common
4 W.'o preferred (quar.)
8-lo
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
8-22
8-15
8-15
9-15
9-15
8-15
Name of
4
Associated Truck Lines, Inc.,
Virginia
4Wo
R li
<-.1
B-l
10c
G%
Potash Co. of
Common
Point
West
2u
Indies
West
Co.—
to Northwest Natural
announcement under
changed
Name
West
K-ii
9- 2
,
10c
7-31
5c
8-15
379- 2
25c
*-lo
7 jc
8-lo
—
Pope & Talbot, Inc.. common (quar.)
6% pfeferred (quar.)
.
.
.
Per
Payable ot Bee,
60c
50c
25c
20c
_
(quar.):
Washington Water Power Co.
8-11
^
S-,5
(quar.)————-—
Poor & Company
**■
*
12 ac
preferred (quar.)-..
.$3.95 preferred (quar.)
$4.95 preferred (quar.).
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. (quar.)1
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)—
$3.65
*.
.
Holder*
When
-
Share
Name of Company
Washington Steel Corp., common
4.80%
conv. preferred
(quar.)
h"31
"5*2
Peoria & Bureau
Par
Holdere
When
Per
[
name of Company
;
.
(354)
10
*
1
7-10
8-
1
•7-10
11-
1
10-15
7-31
6-30
Trust,
115c
9-
2
8-15
Number 5763
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Name of Com$«»»
Investment
Canadian
•►"■
-
.
t?C
—
Canadian Pacific Ry.
'5 ft
,
1-"
(quar.)
Power & Light,
preferred
Carolina
7ft
(s-a)_——
Ltd.,-4 ft ft pfd.
Utilities,
33c
$1.75
"llftc
Tractor,
(quar.)
common
;
preferred iquar.)
Z—Li
Celotes Corp., common (reduced!
\5ft
preferred -(quar.)
4.20f/e>
Instrument
Cenco
8-1
common * (quar.)
Corp—
Electric & Gas Co.
Central
—
—
———
(quar.)
■
Central of Georgia Ry., 5 ft-preferred (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric, com. (quar.;
Central-Illinois Securities Corp., com.
'
,-ft
(quar.)
$1.50 conv. pref. (quar.).——.—.
Central Power to Light, 4ft pfd. (quar.)—..
-4.2Oft
preferred (quar.)..;
Central Public Utility Corp.
$1
$1.05
.
(auar.)
Co.
Aircraft
Cessna
(quar.)_
(quar.)——
Clianning Corp.
Charis
—
(quar.) —————^r ft;
Corp (stock dividend)—
Manhattan Bank (N. Y.)
—-—.
Chase
(quar.)
v
Chesapeake Corp. .04 Vo. (ajxar.)__—
-.—
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Common (quar.)
.—
Common
(quar.) —
Common (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4ft
8-1
$1
Quarterly
Champlin Oil Si Refining (quar.)
$1.25
.11-20
40C
9-30
37 ftc
8-15
preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—
20c
35c
>—?■—'—--
City Investing Co., common
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
Z-^L- ft
preferred (quar.)..
—$1.06(4
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)—$1.50
Cleveland, .Cincinnati Js St. Louis Ry.—
Common (s-a)
.—?
$5
8- 1
'4J'Vft
1-1-59
Class
(quar.),
—
Coghlin (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3ftft
——
10c
4Vift
preferred
Oil
Colorado
(quar.)
$142*4
—,
Gas, $1,25 pfd. (quar.)..^.
System (quar.)—
;—
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
Columbia
&
Gas
dividend)—
; $4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Columbia-Terminals Co. (quar.)—
(stock
Common
———
Columbian CaTbon Co. (quar.)
60c
(quar.)
5Qc
8- 1
—
—
Gas Corp.,
Concord Natural
—
—
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
Confederation Lile
8- «
9-15
7-25
9-2
12-15
12- 1
7-31
7-16
(quarJ—
Assn.
Quarterly
Ltd.—
(G. C.)
dividend——...I.
Stock
Connecticut
Co.—
Light
& Power
Common (increased)
27 ftc
(quar.)..
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)..
$2.20 preferred (quar.)..——
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
40c preferred (quar.)
Cuban
9-
2
8-
1
7-
Dearborn
Corp.
Power
Consumers
Co.,
Ecudorian
Corp.
Class
A
fl-
8-
108-
1
1
1
7-
7-15
22 ftc
8-
1
9-15
1
7-18
8-26
25C
9-
2
8-15
600
(quar.)
8-20
7-18
$1.04
10-
1
9- 5
10-
1
9-
25C
$1
10-
1
8-25
5
9- 5
8-
5
4.50ft
preferred (quar.)
conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
(Toronto)
Continental Steel Corp.
Continental
(quar.)
Transportation
45c
93 %C
—
(s-a)_
$1.12ft
t$1.30
1
8-20
9-15
8-22
9-
Corson
(G.
W.
&
Cosmopolitan
H.),
Realty
Inc..
8-20
7-30
8-
(quar.)
$4
8-15
—
(quar.)__
8-
1
8-19
Crown
7-14
9-30
9-5
28ftc
—
10c
10c
(quar.)
25c
9- 1
8-1
8- 1
o-lo
7-15
7-15
Curtlss-Wright Corp., class A
•'
Class A
(quar.)
Cuneo Press,
5ftft
preferred
10- 1
9-10
t50c
8-15
7-15
28c
9- 2
8-1B
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
—
~
'.
8-30
9-29
9-17
50c
50c
9-26
12-20
12- 5
87ftc
8-15
9- 5
8-1
i,
-
(W.
(N. Y.)
•ft 50c
j
I
7-ie
1
7-10
7ftc
10-
1
9-15
25c
10-
1
8-
1
7- 3
Green
"8-
1
7-3
8-22
7-30
9-12
8-
$1.25
$1.18:ft
1 ft ft
8-
8-22
7-15
1
1
7-15
7-15
8-15
$2.
■
8-15
7-31
.
7-18
7-17
7-31
(H. L.)
—-
,
<71c
from
capital
gains
Gear
2c
62ftC
8-
9-10
87ftC
1
$1.25
9-
1
8-
12-
1
11-
7-18
1
8-15
8-
7-28
7-11
4
7-18
8-
1
8-
4
7-18
10-
1
9-15
Ltd.
—-
7-
1
7-
1
8-25
11c
9-
2
8-14
9-
2
9-
5
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)———
5ft
preferred (quar.)—?—
Harbor
Plywood Corp. (quar.)_^
—
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.;
...
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.)—
preferred
(A)
Harris
& Co.,
1
8
8-27
9-10
8-22
9-15
6-27
7-31
7-11
8-12
8-18
8-12
9-16
9-10
9-16
9-10
8-29
8-22
8-
1
1
7-
3
1
7-18
8-20
7-31
8-
7-11
20c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
—$0.0215625
(quar.)35c
35c
8-
—
1
7-19
1
7-21
1
7-16
15c
&
Paper
Co.
Hobart
Mfg.
10-
1
9-12
10c
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
8-
1
13ftc
56 ftc
Cash
3
8-20
7-28
30c
8-
11-15
8-
1
11- 1
7-25
1
8-
1
:■
7-25
911-
35c
5
2
8-15
1
10-15
8-15
$1.25
7-29
7-15
9-
1
150
8-
45c
9-15
8-
1
7-15
9-
5
12- 5
4ft
8-30
9- 2
8-15
8-
1
7-21
30c
8-
1
6-30
37 ftc
a-
1
6-30
58c
8-
1
7- 1
9-10
4-15
20c
9-12
8-18
20c
9-12
8-18
$1.12ft
9-30
9-19
Company,
B
preferred
(Joseph)
Syracuse
preferred
Co.
7-18
62 ftc
8-15
7-26
$1.50
8-15
8-
1
7-18
9-
1
8-18
8-
r
7-23
(quar.)-.
class A
7-26
50c
45c
com.
60C
(quar.)—
Y.), common
(quar.)—
Lighting & Power,
preferred (quar.)
8-
$1.25
(N.
Hubshman Factors,
Class
B
(quar.)
1
250
(quar.)
Houston
$4
9-25
31 ftc
Hormcl
Hotel
12-15
250
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Horders, Inc. (quar.)
6-30
8-15
9-15
5c
dividend
Class
5ft
9-
"
35c
(quar.)
Co.
8
9-
7-11
91 ftc
Stores, 5ft preferred (quar.)
Holly Sugar, common (qua*.)—
5ft preferred (quar.)—
Home insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Home State Life Insurance Co. (Okla.)—
8-
8-22
7-31
450
1
Canada, Ltd.
9-15
pfd. (s-a)
8-29'
30c
of
1$1.25
1S1.25
$2.75
130c
„Friedman
(L.) Realty
(quar.)
10c
Quarterly
-———
10®
Freiman (A. J.) Ltd., common (quar.)
112ftc
4ftft preferred (quar.)^^—_—1—u $$ 1.12ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-11
9-15
145c
Dauch
Home
A
7-
7-31
35c
Quarterly
8
B
7-31
93 ftc
45C
Hinde
8-
2
8-
56 ftc
5ft ft convertible preferred
Heppenstall Co., 4ft ft preferred (quar.)
Hercules Gallon Products, 7ft pfd. (quar.)—
Hercules Gallon Products, com. (quar.)—
6ft preferred (quar.)
7ft preferred class A (quar.)
Hercules Power Co., 5ft preferred (quar.) —
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electrio Light Co., common
9-15
—-
9-
7-10
1
8-
88-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4ftft
7-18
7-10
112 ftc
Corp.
Hoover
1
1
$1.37 ft
Haydoek
common
8-22
7-25
8-
56 ftc
preferred <quar.)
Co..
8-14
8-22
75c
Holly
933Ac
—
10c
40c
6-11
8-
Hat
(J. F.)
$1.25
(quar.)——
5ftft
9-
7-17
4c
8
8-11
1
9-10
20c
60c
1
$1.75
9r
7-31
Hemenway Furniture,
8-
75c
13c
9-
7-31
7-17
8-
7ftc
7-15
3c
7-17
1
25c
(s-a)
7-/5
1
9-23
3c
1
9-
•
1
8-
60c
A
1
8-18
45c
8-
25c
66 ftc
7
8-
8-18
28%c
9-lf
11-25
35c
II-D
8-
8-29
8-29
30c
135c
8
Funds,
H-C
135c
7-15
1
9-
5
8-12
Class
I
7-15
8-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
of America, 4ftft pfd. (quar.) —
Fund (quar.)—
3%ft preferred (quar.)
—
Hazeltlne
Corp.
(quar.)—
Hecht • Company, common (quar.)
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65ft
preferred (quar.)
8-
25c
Machine—
Fort Wayne <fc Jackson RR.,
Fraser Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
1
8-15
8-22
Co.
7-14
8-
12-15
$1.25
'—;
2
Motor
2
8-
$1.25
9-11
Ford
7-31
7-31
"7-25*
1$1.25
Harts
68%c
lc
(guar.)
(reduced)
of Canada Ltd.—
7-15
-
Inc.—
(from ordinary income)
(from ordinary income)..Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
$1.50
37ftc
Jc
preferred (s-a)
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
common
Co.
7-31
9-
12ftc
—
40c
Motor
8-15
8- 1
130c
(George A.) & Co., common (quar.)
6ft preferred A (quar.)
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.), common (quar.)—.
Non-voting
8-15
pfd. (quar.)—
Series
7
8-
Mines,
Series
8
$1.25
—
i534ft conv. preferred (quar.)
Fbrbes & Wallace, voting common
1
from in¬
(quar./
(one additional share
&
12- 1
8-
37 ftc
(qua*.)
(quar.)——^
Giant Markets, Inc.—
Bros.
12-10
2
.
73c
$5 preferred
8-15
Foot©
S- 1
112 ft c
and
$5 preferred
for
shares held to effect 3-for-2
preferred
9-
9-10
8-15
Stores—
convertible
9- 2
9-15
income.)
6-30
8-18
—
Florida Growth Fund—
4ft
8- 4
9-15
112 ft c
135c
Corp.,
Food Machinery &
; 4142S
8-28
15c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastinc of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
i
Gulf Life Insurance (quar.)
i,
6-30
9-
Co.
—
two
8-25
12-15 :
$1.10
>
1
A
each
•
U-l*.
9-15
50c
i
Griesedieok Co., 5ft convertible pfd.
Growth Industry Shares—
7-31
Oc
-r
Corp., common (quar.)—
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Firth Sterling Inc., 7ft
preferred (quar.)—.
Food
42-10
125c
•ft. 123c.
—
25c
(quar.)-,
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60ft pfd. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware—
Fair
-
8-19
-
.
"'(quar.)
Co.. Inc.
7-31
(quar.)—$3
Co.
(quar.)
20c
Stock dividend
l-iap
v
42-10.
>49^10 ,,:41tO*-
—.
preferred
$5c
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.),.—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
Food
r940
h
40c
4.40ft
8-15
8-29
12Vi>C
—
common
(monthly)
Class B (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
Class B (monthly)
Fifty Associates (Boston)
7-10
8-25
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
preferred
Class
7-31
9- 2
$2--
$1.50:.
common—,
A (quar.)—.
Great Southern Life Insurance (Houston)—
:
vestment
8-29
60c
(quar.)
-
8-1$
•
•
Great West Coal Co., Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
:40C
common (quar.)
1953 series (quar.)—
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)—Federal Grain, Ltd., class A
$1.40
9-15
60c
fl-15
$1.12 ft
;
preferred
Class B
7-1
20c
8-
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
5ftft
9rl5
8-1
ft
—_
8-
50c
(quar.)—
Life Insurance
7-21
10-4.
j
.-Class A
(quari
Grand Union Co. (quar.)
Great Northern Paper Co.,
10c
75c
convertible pfd. (quar.)—
& Traders
-8- 1
.
$1^0
(quar. ).._„—
preferred^ (tgiar.).
^ (quar.)—
"t ft- preferTed A-.-(qua*.)
8ftv ,preferred R <quar,)_
•aft preferred B (quar.)Grafton &; Co., class A (quar.)
4ftft
Farmers
.9- 2
40c
(quar.)_-
(quar.)
Bros,
Farmer
'9-15
(s-a)._
Hamilton
Co.
8-22
20 c
\
8-22
R.) -fc Co.
8-29
Gas
- > 9- 4
150c
17ftc
'
7-15
•9-11
V 45c
8 ft. preferred
/
"
4
10c
6 ft
•
1
20c
1
Class
(quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7ft
8-29
•
8-
7-15
$L50-
Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd., 5ft
Ford
(quar.)
Cork & Seal Ltd.
,7-31
9-15
4$1,75
12-16
7-31
Crown Cork. International Corp.—
Class A
8-15
.
>
$-
7-15
6ft: "preferred
•
7-31
9-15
$30c ;
Grace
•9-
5 Go
•
Hallnor
33,4ft
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
Class B
7-21
7-18
50c
(quar.)„.
7-21
11-1
1-1-59
t25c
—
11-15
$2.50
15c
convertible preferred (quar.)
•8-20
1
8-
+14c
,-
.7-11.
9-10
7-18"
1
(quar.)
$1.50
Financial General
Crlbben & Sexton Co.—
4Vift
1
•>'
9- 2
8-
8-
(reduced);
Grace -National Bank
7-18
10-
4ft -preference, (quar.)
<■
7-3
2
$1.25
Goodyear. Tire is Rubber (quar.)
i,
Goodyear: Tire & Rubber' Co. of Canada—
.
7-1
7-31
Co.
?
Telegraph
..Goodman, Mfg.
7-18
.7-31
<
Fdrtland 'Cement
$1.75
—
First National
8-25
(quar.)
$-19
10-1
83/<tC
,
2
Republic Insurance Co. of America
Gold & Stt8;k
•
5-;.
2
9-
9-
(quar.)-'
7-21
8-29
8-22
(year-end)—
L.), Ltd.
8-
9-
10-
:
.-'s Semi-annual
•»
i
&
9- 2
10-
1
'•8-1
com.
1
8-15
5
8-15
9-30
10-
'
8-
7-14
9-10
1
50c
53V'bc
1—i—
common
15c
1
9-
9-
62ftc
£«
preferred
(quar.)_
—
5ft
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)Erie Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)_
—
$5 preferred (quar,)
—
1
5c
(quar.) 1
(F. H.) Co.,
Glens Falla
Globe
; 7-30
7^30
8-29
y8-15
5C
-■
1st
9-15
25C
Co.
7-21
8-
$4
Systems
(R.
8-29
7-30
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
Crain
9-15
8-
7-15
$1.27 Va
8
9-
50c
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5ft pfd. (S-a)_
Craig
1
9-30
1
(quar.)
8-
17 ftc
—
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.
Cornell Paperboard Products
10-
8-
-
—
10c
17 ftc
—
Lines (quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
50c
—
(quar.)
TrSft
50c
66c
pfd.
(quar. >
Fedders-Quigan
8-
7-25
Hagen Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
5.30ft preferred (quar.)
Halle Brothers Co., common
(quar.)Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
8-29
$1.12ft
$1.13
$3.75
.8-15
1
3
9-20
8?15
8-15
(quar.)
7-15
8-
4.50ft
,
1
10-
$3.
7- 8-
7-25
59ftc
8-
River
•
55c
7-11
Falstatf Brewing Corp.
1
8-
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Fairbanks Co., 6ft
125c
22ftc ;'
•
7- 4
8-1
33o
1
6ft
7P17
9?4»
32ftc
8-
Pall
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance
8-15
25c
Corp.,
7-7
7-15
8-15
1,10c
181.25
.
;
,
tlOc
Steel
7»7
1
^31
25c
9-
3
3
(quar.)-
8-29
&
8T
8-15
50o"
37 ft c
15c
Forge
8-1
83 %c
15c
$2
7-10
41.25
50c
Erie
7-11
i
—
4ftft preierreu iquar.)
preferred
4%.ft ..preferred?'(quar-,
Glen>Gery Shale Brick Corp.,
I 0ft ".1st preferred ,(quar.)
i*-30
■'
pfd.
9
8-
•
,
0-30
>
1
31V4C
Corp.,
3
7-
Gillette
7-15'
;
10-31
.9-
10c
10 c
„
common
(annual)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Equity
7- 3
4.16ft
Continental Can Co., common
1
7-31
.■V',V 25c
v
35c
(quar.)
7-
~35c
„
8-
;
125c.:
tioc
4ft
preferred (s-a)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
60c preferred (quar.)—
7-
div.»
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.).
4,52ft
preferred
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.).
*—
-
Emhart Afanufacturing Co.
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
:
•
(quar.)
1
10c
common
t20c :
'v.-.;1:'
Ekco'Products Co;, common (quar.)( •
4ft ft preferred (quar.)—
9-17
8-
—
General Waterworks Corp., 5ft
5.10ft preferred (quar.)
7-2.
-'V "-c
Racing Assn.,
preferred (quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A ,• (accumulative)
$6 preferred B
(accumulative)
Eaton Manufacturing Co. (quar.)——
1
(quar.)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
1
50C
$1
8-
51 ftc
Utilities Corp.
Consolidated Gas
•Eastern
8-
(One sh. Bolivian American Oil for each 25
shs. Consolidated Cuban Petroleum held t
Consolidated
8-
v
preferred
Glatfelter
(
(quar.)
common (quar.).—
55c
'stock
7-11
$-15"
'
preferred
8-
1
10- .1
.
51c
—
Petroleum
7-30
> 9-13
3
——
of Canada Ltd.
;
-EastKootenay Power Ltd., 7ft pfd..caecum.)
Eastern Industries, common (quar.)—
convertible
7-15
7-15
1
75c
■
preferred
ft preferred
5.28ft preferred
•
70c
8-15
7-31
<-60e
(QUftr.)
4.75
2' f,r':
J12 ft c.
—
pfd. 1956 series (quar.)
52 ftc
preferred
$2.04 preferred
-$2.09 preferred
Consolidated
1
50c
——
10-
4,7 ftc
'
—
$1.90 preferred
Consolidated Bakeries
5 ft
.■—....——
pfd.
4 40ft
9- 9
.
7-15
6-23
8- 1
7-15
m V4C
—
-
7-15
9-10
8-
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
General Telephone Kentucky, 5ft
pfd. (quar.)
•General Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
14.25 ft preferred (quar.)
V,::;v(7?15v:
9-31
50c
(quar.)
$-12 4
8-1
-1759C'
$2
7-31
1
125c
Empire Millwcrk (stock dividend)
Employers Group Associates (quar.;
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
6-23
6-23
O- z
7-10
8-
150C
"is
•
8-1
(quar.) ._._^
preferred
9- 2
$1
38c
Corp.
(quar,)—
$1.30 preferred (guar.)
$1.32 preferred, (quar.)
;
8-15
8-1
-
Empire District Electric, 5ft
4%ft
preferred,
(quar.)
8-15
—
•
conv.
;$1
•
.
i
7-15
13c
60c
—
common
(quar.)
preferred
5ft
,
1-16 '
,
8-22
115c
Dneommun.Metals • & Supply (quar. >„
Dun 'As Bxadstreet (quar.).
—
DUHfilU'lnternatlonal.Tnc. (bi-monthly)__..,
•Dupute Freres, Ltd.; class A (quar.)__
—
'
.
8-1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
9-16
7-30
8-lo
$1.31ft
$1.16
10c
120C.
Drug Falx-Conrmufilty. Drug Co., Inc. (quar.)
of Canada (1956) Ltd., com—
p4,80ft
.
9- 2
3ft "
DurO-Test Corp.—
4ft ft
9-17
-9r30
t$1.25
Du Pont Co.
7- 1
8-1
7-15
8-15
tl5c
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
~
7-18.
50c
General Telephone Co. of Florida—•
8-15
25c 1-30-59
"
.
7-31
v
——
V
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common
5ft preferred (quar.) —
.
7-17
.
7-21
7-21:
7-18
General
;•
:
1
7-31
Mills, Inc.
6-30
8-29
:
Dynamics
"7-21'
1
8-
8-1
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
9-12
ft 7-31
$2
.
8-
62ftc
(quar.)
9-19
1
7t3Q
137 ftc
income)
B-17
15c
•
-
8-1
9-19
8-15-
25c
——_j.;
(From <net- investment
7-18
7-10 1
8-15
,
7-15
10- 1
$1.50
(quar.)—.
- (quar.)
(quar.)—
General Motors Corp.
$5 -preferred (qujar.)_>
$3,75 preferred (quar.)——.
Genera) Public Utilities Corp. (quar.)
General Shoe Corp. (quar.)
8-22
8-1
25c
(s^a)
.$2 preferred (quar.)
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.— :
,
2
8-30
10-
7-15
1-22
15c
37ft c
•
.
;(increased)
General
7-7
ftc
*
v..
7-4$
7-18
$1.37ft
-
Co., common
Corapo Shoe Machinery Corp
Concord Fund. Inc.
$2
.
7-31
8-15
~8- 1
9-10
Stock 'dividend
(quar.)
;
Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)
Baking Co., common (quar.)
; $8'preferred
(quar.)
8-22
9-
117 Vac
.'Dravo Corp., common (quar.)
7-31
7-18
7-23,
9-11
7-17.
7-W
*50c
Commonwealth Edison
Conn
9- I
6-1
8-15
•
9-
25c
i
(quaT.)
Rockaway RR.
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
&:
Co.
General
1
2
.8-
1
8-
8-1
"9-1"
15o
General
39c
(quar.)-
'
-14c
General
7- 7
37 ftc
(reduced)
$2 pfd.
Service
8-15 r
——
Z
coin,
3'
Gas
7-16
J25C
inc.,
12- 0
50c
Cloth,' Ltd.—'
8-15
87ft c
(quar.)——
GardneivDenver Co., common
4^ preferred (quar.)
8-1
9-
$1
80c participating -preference B (quar. ) -".'..-' V
Doahaconk -PapersCo. Xtd.,.conunon——i.— - :*
i
1
7-30
30c
preferred
& Wire
Ropes
7-18
9- 2
50ftc
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc., com.
5ft preferred (quar.)
8
8-
12-19
37 ftc
-
_
——
preferred (quar.)..preferred (quar.)
5ft ft
.
2ft ft
$1.06 ft
37ftc
$1.06
$1.16
$1.50
4.65ft
4.64ft'
3l»4c
25c
—
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
:
4ft-ft preferred (quar.)
5.25ft
8-1
8-1
lie
(monthly)
Colorado Central Power, common
6ft
87ftc
Fund
Colonial
Donald
.
7-
8-15
$1
'
8-15
7-31
8-15
9-30
120c
125c
75c
A
7-31
Company,
45c
2
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common Xquar..)- —;
;
Dover
"8- I$•$;
12-2$
7- 7
,
9-15
-
Go;, common
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)-.
$6 * preferred ( quar.
25c
*
Dorr-Oliver,
7-31
7-31
7--1
9-15
9- 3
9-15
$-.3
8-15 • 7-»l|
10- 1 ' "9- 5
.
7
—
Dominlon-Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)-
7-14
• 12-lf
5ft
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)
—
35c
$4,50 preferred (quar.)
.....
$1.12Va
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., common
-40c • ■
(.$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.42 Va
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
' ""
i,4ft special gtd. (quar.)......—:—
50c
9-2
7.ft regular guaranteed (quar. ).
——,
87%c " 9+ 2
Cleveland Worsted.MUla (liquidating)
-ft"
'$35 -12-28
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (Los Angeles) (s-a)
75c
7-30
Cocnrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd..—
"
■
10-
(quar.)
7-31
$1
v
preferred (quar.)--
Gale -in
9-15
j
Quarterly
B- 1 ;•
9- $
8-15
8-15
7-25
8- 1
7-14.
-
1
50c
(quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
8-118-11;
9-1
Industries
convertible
2nd
,
Common ,(quar.)
40b
4ft preferred (qiXair.j—$1 •;
Cities Service (quar.)..
—
./ft 60c
8-15
7-28
50c
20c
(quar.)
Trailer—
(R„ E.)
4ft %
.
Payable 0} See.
3-31
1
10-
.
-
-
Funsten
7-21
9-2
25c
—.—
7-10
$1
Anglo Investment Corp.—
5ft preferred (quar.)
*
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
(quar.)—
-
8-1
7-10
87ft C
Dominion' &
'16-'! "" 9-15°
$2
ft
8-
Share
4ft: preferred (quar.)
Pulton Industrial Securities Dorp., common—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)___
,7-21
.
8-15
—
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR. Co.—
•; 4ft
8-1
4
-
9-5
•"
10- 1
1
15c
preferred
Chemical
Company
Fruehauf
7-10
30c
Mfg. Corp., common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
—
Dome. -Mines,
Ltd. (quar.)
—^
—
Domiuguez Oil Fields (monthly)—.——
-Monthly
——
7-15
9-15
$1.18ft
1
8-
$1.56
9-12
•
8-
$1.75
t$7
Dodge
11- 7
37*/2C
1
62 ftc
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
•Dodge & Cox Fund—
Beneficial
6hares—V.
10- 3
'
to $3.50
Investment Income)
7-11
.$1.25
37ftc
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4ft ft
7-25
7-31
10-23
12-18
9-25
37 ftc
1
8-
Dobbs
8-1
7-10
8-20
8-11
8-11 ft 7-308-15
7-15
$-15
8-5
25c
* 15c
3ft
COc
30c
8t
$1.06
—
12-20
12-31
$1
$1.13
8ftc
.
Diamond Gardner "Corp., common (quar.)—
•$1.50 preferred (quar.)
——
Diccapnone Corp., common
_a—
4ft preferred (quar.)
Dividend Shares, hie.
(quarterly from net
,7-15
Frfto
11
When- Bolder*
Per
Name of Company
7-14
■"
sue
■"
..
^
(quar.)
Denver Union Stock Yard (quar.)
7-15
7-28
Tramway'Dorp,—
$2:50
7-10
7-31
T-28
Boldert
Payable Of Xeo,
>
15c
,
oeirver
7-18
7-15
8- 1
62Vic
Century Pood Markets, 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Mass.)—
Share
v
Daybrite Lighting (quar.)——,—
Daystrcrm, Inc.
(quar.)
—
—
./••Dajrton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)—
8ft- preferred (quar.)———
:———
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine Co.
(quar.)
Dec-rex.
8-29
8-12
20c
42ftc
-40e
-
Central & South West Corp.
;
David <Sr Frere, Ltd., class B
7-10
9-2
8- 1
8- 1.
8- 1
8- 1
37ftc
•
7ft preferred (quar.)
7-11
8- 1
9-15
20c
10c
Y
v
Crystal
—
7-31-
10- 1
9-12
10- 1 -1 9-12
8-1
7-15
8- 9
7-18
8- 9
7-18
7-31
7- 8
7-31
7- 8
8-22
8-127-31
7-17
12-20
42-u
5c
80c
$1.05
50c
25c
110c
25c
$1.25
-
Dairies (quar.)
I
uaggafonteln Mines (Ixreg.)
;—....
Dallas Power & Lightr, $4 pfd. (quar.)___—
$4.24 preferred (quar.)——.—
4ft ft preferred (quax*.)_.
:
Dallas Transit Co., common • (quar.)
7-15
7-15-
8-15
Company-—
Caterpillar
Name of Company \
8-1
6-20
8-15 ^ 7-31
t$1.25
preferred (qiiar.)
—.
preferred (quar.j—---——
6ftft>
Carwin
8-1.
8-15.
"
120c •
—;— "ft, 175c
(qpar.;
1$1.06 •
.
When
Par
Holder$
Payable of See.
Daitch
Canadian Oil'Cos., Ltd.4quar.)—.
Canadian
Share
•
.
Ltd.—
Fund,
Special shares
.
When
Par
•
^
T
(355)
IOC
40c
(quar.)—
8-
1
8-
1
7-18
8-15
1
7-1S
8-
$1
7-19
9-10
12ftc
:.i
8-
1
7-18
.006 ft
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
t
■
t
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 28. 1958
.
(356)
12
"
1
Holdert
o1 Rec.
Share
Name of Company
< quar.)—-Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Huron
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
Quarterly
Hussmann Refrigerator
(quar.i,—__—._*—
Huttig Sash & Door—
6%
preierreu <quar.)
«.
—
5% preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
—
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
—;
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
5% preferred B (s-a)
Hygrade Foou product!) Corp.—
4% series A prcierred (quar.)—
—
'5% series B preferred (quar.y—
Production
Hugoton
9-8
£75c
$5
£49c
Power Co.,
Co.,
Power
4.20%
4.2(5%
4.42%
4.70%
shares
(quar.)
$1
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
J5-20
7-25
8-
1
7-15
35c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
51c
—
_
8-
1
7-10
53V4C
8-
1
7-10
Class
$2.40
(quar.)_—
8-
1
8-1
7-10
—-
£32(4c
9-
1
9-
1
8-18
T-i O
7-31
8-
1
7-15
37 (4c
8-
1
7-15
2
8-
S3
1-2-59
12-
3
£15c
7-30
8-
—-
preferred (quar.)
,
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
tow a
Southern Utilities, common
.—:—*—
3.90%
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.).—___
2
8-
9-
2
8-15
8-30
£17(4c
8-29
£G0c
10-15
£75c
10-15
9-15
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
75c
9-30
8-29'
1
7-21
8- 1
7-21
87(4c
11-1
10-20
10-20
11-
1
9-
2
8-
8-
1
7-15
Matthc-sswn
6- .1
7-15
Maule
8-15
May Department
i
9-
1
93%c
9-
1
8-15
97 (4 c
9-
1
8-15
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
32c
9-
1
"j 8-15
preferred (quar.)
;
—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. (stock dividend)
5%
dividend-
:
Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred Tquar.)—.—;
Jewel Tea Co., common
(quar.)3%% preferred (quar.)
334% preferred (quar.)
—.
9-15
'£40c
8-
1
7-15
20c
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
8-30
8-25
1
9-10
8-
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—.
4%% preferred (quar.
Kellogg Co., 3(4% preferred (quar.)
3(4%
preferred (quar.)
■Kennametal,
Stone, Inc.,
Common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
12-10
—
,___
preferred (s-a)—
.
___■
_
Keichum & Co.
(quar.)—
Xeycs Fibre Cc., common <quar.
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)-i——
0%
8-29
8-15
8-
1
7-18
9334C
11-
1
10-17-
Step! Ac Wire Co.
County Trust
9-
1
8-15
$1
9-
1
8-15
3.85%
9-
1
8-15
3.90%
9-
1
8-15
4.35%
$1.08%
9-
1
8-15
87 (4c
10-
1
9-15
Xlolneift (I. B.) Rubber
__
»
8-
10-15
10-
8
1-15-59
1-
8
Knudsen Creamery,
4-15-59
4-15
$1.25
1-15-59
15c
(quar.)
class A <quar.)
1-
9-
1
8-
30c
10-
1
4.45%
Mid-South
8
30c
9-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)*.—
—
•
Midwest
:*
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-11
4.36%
8-28
Mississippi, Valley Public
Common
(quar.)—-
8-
1
25c
8-
9
8-
1
8-20
7-21
9-15
9-
(quar.)
*
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, common
5%
3
preferred
Missouri
8-19
common
9-
2
8-
Class
1
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-13
7r!r
uon-cum. 2nd
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
7%
2nd
preferred
$1.75
11-
13 %c
(quar.)__
8-
1
10-15
Kuhlinan Electric Co.
:
.
5%%
preferred A (quar.)
La
Crosse
Salle
Telephone (quar.)
Extension
4.80%
Class
A
University
20c
;
15c
(quar.)
7-31
10-
preferred
Moody's
Moore
9
1-9-59
12-26
£15c
9-30
9-15
Inc.—
(qiiar.)
tquar.)
£15c
9-30
9-15
CLass
A
(quar.)
£15c
12-31
12-15
Class
B
(quar.)
£15c
12-31
B
•
Lafayette National Barfi:
(Brooklyn,
Chemical
Semi-annual
Lake
7%
of the
$1.25
Woods
preferred
Lanston
Lsurcnltde
Class
A
8-15
7-31
Milling, Co. Ltd.—
£$1.75
(quar.)
Industries
15c
(quar.)
CO
1
to
8-11
8-
1
7-28
£15c
ZZZZ
7-31
7-15
Class
B
(quar.)
J 15c
7-31
7-15
Class
A
(quar.)
£15c
10-31
10-15
Class
B
(quar.)__.
tl5c
10-31
10-16
$1.20
preferred I quar.).
£30c
7-31
preferred
£30c
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
t25c
7-31
7-15
5%
preferred
t25c
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
7-151
'7-18'
Corp.,
Warren
4
Northern Illinois Gas. common
7-
9:
7-9
;5% preferred (quar.(__.
Northern Ohio Telephone
8-251
Northern
Common
;
Ry.
(quar.)
8-23
8+15
i
Extl'U
.
7-31
9-30
9" 2
9-2
9- 2
9->2
v> 8- 1
.'; / 8- 1
) 8- ilv
8-rl
8- 1•
■7-1:
20c
8-30
8- 1
9-15
7-31
7-31
8- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8- 1
9- 1;;
9-'rl
9- 8
8- 1
10101010-
1
1
1
1
10-1
8- 1
9-25
8-30
11-29
7-31
8- 1
7-31
10- 1
8-15
8-11
8- 1
.
Co.
8-1
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9-16
9-16
8- 1
8-8
35c
$1.25
90c
4(4c
15c
50c
25c
$1.10
8- 8
8- 1
$1.20
$1.12(4
8-1
8- 1
10- 8
(quar.)—
Morgan :(J.
P.)
Mountl Diablo
Ac
Oil
6c
£25c
7-31
$1.25
$2.50
(quar.)—*
Mills,
Investment
Fund,
Ltd.
1010108-
7(2C
—
(quar.)
Royal Rice
Mutual
Co.
8-15
1
1
1
1
9- 2
9-10
8-31
75c
+45c
t$1.75
+$1.75
common
(quar.)
profits. Payable
8-15.
9-16
7r31
sonics
for
each
50
Narragansett Electric Co., 4(4%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)—
shares
dividend
Ultra¬
held)
pfd. (quar.)
'
National" Aeronautical (quar.)
National Airlines
.7-17
10-16
25c-
15c
.,/• ;
7-iO
( 8- 1
8- 1
7-10
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
25c
15c
-
7-18
7-18
8- 1
28%c
8
8-25
7-10
9-20
7-15
7-18
Drilling
Ocean
7-15'
Exploration
As
(Del. )-— • >%
Co.
7-15
7-10:
Natural
Oklahoma
i
7-31
Gas,
(quar.)__
common
4%%
preferred (quar.
'.preferred (quar.)
Okonite- Gompanjv (qxiar*)^.x
7-10
«8-25.
._x__1*
4.92%
•
_x___
7-10
7-17
Ontario
8-
B.
8-
8
.
Products
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.i
7%
•
Steel
com.
8-15
>•
_
84c
exchange
8-151
African
8-18
Ohio Edison Co.,
8-15
;n£$1.75
4.56%
sh.
,
.'.
control——
• t. 84c
pfd. (quar.)__;—$1.14
9-
3
9-
3
L9-
3
'
9-
9-12
$1.44
10-23
(qflar.
£—$1
$1.25
10-1
8- 1
preferred
C
(quar.)____
Canadian Investment. Ltd..
£3c
Pacific Finance Corp., 4.75% pfd. (quar.)__
29{,';c
5% preferred ;(quar.)__;
—$1.25
7-19
Pacific
•6%
8-15
Co.—
7-21
7-24
9-15
7-30'
7-25
Initial
7-15
quarterly
Pacific Lighting Corp:,
7-15
Pacific
9-15
Pan
8-29
5%
8-29
5%
conv.
conv.
7-25
7-25
.
7-15
Davis
As
Co.
7%•'
30c
9- 2
Pearl Brewing (quar.)
Peerless Insurance (New Hampshire)
'$1:
5c
——
(quar.)
6%
_
Pcnn
8-15
8- 1
50c
8:%c
15c
40c
7-30
9-15
9- 2
9-15
8- 1
45c
10- 1
$4 non-cum.
Pcnn
8-29
Fruit,
conv.
common
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
;_
*
8-29
58(4c
Pennroad Corp.
Pennsalt
,
—.
preferred (quar.)
—___—
(from net invest, income»—
.Chemicals (quar.)_
3
4.68% -conv;
8-29
7-15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Cox*p. (quar.y—_—
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
8-21
8-15
<
f
4.24%
4.25 % *
4.64%
6-27
8-
1
8- 1
25c
-
Ltd., common (quar.)——£45c
preferred ..(quar.)
—
—a—
£$1.50
Investment Co. (Phiia.i—
Penmans,
7-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
2(4c
2(4c
(quar.)—;_—50c
pfd. (quar.)
£35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);
.preferred
(quar.)
Paton Mfg. Ltd.,
Parke,
7-18
l'
7-25
7-25
9-30
12-30
8-15
9-15
w—.
Park Chemical Co., common
7-15
8-
7-25
10- 1
8-15
10- 1
1-2-59
7-31
9-15
(quar.—
preferred
4%
$1.06
$1.06(4
$1.16
(increased quar.)
Chemical Fibres
National Bank
Quarterly _____
Extra
9- 2
8- 1
9- 2
—
25c
9- 2
£30c
8-15
obc
8- 1
—
15c
8- 1
^—
25c
8- 1
25c
7-28
preferi'ed (quar.)_*
preferred qquar.) _______
preferred (initial quar.)
Penobscot
"
Ltd. (increased)
*
(Brooklyn, N. Y.) —
—
50c
:
-3
7- 8
•7-25
10c
10c
20c
45c
—
——
World Airways (quar.) ______
Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.i
8-15
7- 5
7-25
7-31
8-15
American
9-22
10-13
7-25
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
15c
* 60c
common (increased)
Advertising Co., common—
Outdoor
Panhandle
7-15
5
3714c
_______
—
Common
9-15
9-
*»
>'
(quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products-
3
7-15
8-1
preferred (quar.)
343bc
4.80%
preferred
iquar. i___„—_________
30c
4.50%
preferred (quar.28'bC
4.30%
preferred (quar.
-27(4c
5%redeemable preferred (quar.)__*___.._
31Uc
5>
preferred A (quar.)
31(4c
5% preferred ('quar,l
—31lic
6-16
7-
Electric
A:
Gas
preferred
7-23
-
7-22
8- 1
5(4%
11-14
7-23
9-22
9- 2
t
5
8-15
8- 1
8-1
10-T
$1.16
$1.19
,
Fa.cific Atlantic
9-11
8-14
,:7-15'
7-15
3
9-
D
preferred
4%
Outlet Company
7-16
7-15
9- 2
—
convertible
3
9-
7-3i
'• *
22(4c
Rockland Utilities Inc., common.;
'preferred A (quar.
_
preferred B'(quar.)
4.65%
'4.75%
7-31
approxl
Orange As
7-21
7-31
: 8-15
>'
subject to South:-1:'
American
per
—.
T
7-10
3\
6 shillings equal to
A payment of
£25c
(quar.);.-
—
O'okiep Copper Co.,-Ltd.—
7-18
*; 7-15*
'8-
8-15
8-15
8-15
8- 1
3- 1
39- %
>
Republic Life Insurance (quar.)
Olen Co., class & (quar.18c
7-21
;
7-30
.
Old
7-17
•
8- 1
9- 2
75c
£$1.75
47(4c
37(4c
59%c
6l(4c
i" 50c
' 20c
preferred (initial)
Ogilvle'Flour Mills Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.l__
Oklahoma Gas As Electric, common (quar.)
';(>%•
7-15
>
4
7-25
7-25
*
7-21
7-17
9-19
12-18
7-25
8-29
9-15
7-31
9-15
12-18
7-11
8-29
8-15
7-21
7-15
7- 2
)
7-15
.8-20
8-20
8-22
7-15
9-
8
8-15
7-15
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-
8
7-
B
Securities Corp. (3 (4c from ordin¬
ary net income plus 21 M>c from accumu¬
lated
undistributed
profits from sale of
Peoples
(one share of Narda
Corp.
7-
7-21
•
Microwave—
Stock dividend
Stock
.8-|15
9-12
9-30
,
8-15
.8-15
Peoples
10c
6-23
(quar.)
25c
10-1
(resumed
'
50c
7-31
Northwestern" Utilities, Ltd.—
>J
*
f> >. >'■
4% preference A(qiiax\ )>*___—- >• £$1
8-1
Nunn-Bush SJioe
(reduccd-quar. i.._*_____f;v
20c
7-30
Peoples Credit Jewelers,
stock.)
in cash or
6-23
As•• Wire
Northwestern Steel
8-15:
(Quarterly of 8 cents from net investment
income plus 2 cents from realized secu¬
rity
7-17
10- 1
£69c
$1.50
—i—_
i—
7-17
Northwestern States Portland Cement
9-12
'
Inc.—
(quar.i—%—________
_i__
8-15
11-18
7-29
10-24
;
;*_
B
Extra
;
.
$2.50
Class
7-15
7-28^
-7-21
—£22(4c : 11-1
20c _-,6-- l
—
%/%•!.' :
7-21
*
9-15
.;
—
Airlines, common
Northwest
8- 4
7-17'
8-29!
40c
50c
+40c
(quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)____
—
Northwest
engineering Co., class A (quar;) r •
7- 2
8-15
K.
8- 1
——
(quar.)
'
8-29
7
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
—__
(quar.i
'
12-15
50c
.
:—_——
Itoutlicrn RR. of New Hampshire (quar.i
Northhnuf Ut-'l ties Ltd.. (s-'aT
7-11.
8-20
7-21v
37V4c
22c
(quar.i—
(quar.)
1st preferred
>5(4%
■
Pacific
5 '
8-29'
7-21
$1.25
8-
8-25
8-15'
..:
(quar.)*___
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
$1.50
7-21 '
8- 1
8-11
8- 1
30c
15c*.
$3.50
Illinois Corp., .common
Northern
41
8-
9-30
(quar.$15c
£15c
8-
7-16
25c
£3c
Aug.
on
3
9-15
9-10
8- 8
:
V
9-15 '
,
£50c
90c
(entire issue balled for redemption
1 at $50 per sh. plus this divid.)
ferred
/
"
—;+__*_,' ■
S3 convertible pre¬
lquar.)*_*_
Northam
8-29
7-18
9-15
_____
1
8-
8-15
9- 8
10- 1
9- 8
10- 1
10- 1 >>«
7-1.5
8- 1
35c
(quar.)
common
3
•8-1
•>• 7-21
25c
/
Mining
A
7-17
9- 8
10-
8-29
>' 8-25
10- 1
8- 1
8- 1
50c
;
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Mines
Class
8-29'
15c
,
*
7-15
SI.20
(quar.)
Service—
pref.
(quar.)*.—
(qfiar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)
.:
7% preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Narda
Acceptance, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
7-31
8- 1
93%c
$1.12(4
$1.12(4
_1_1
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.20 convertible preferred
(quar.)
North American Coal (quar.)*,
North Carolina RR. Co.
7% gtd. (s-a)
7-25
Investors
participating
Corp., Ltd.,
Mount
n! Y.)~
4.40% pfd.
(quar.)—^
C' (quar.)
12-15
Class
quar.)
(increased
Power Co.,
preferred B
4.50%
7-17
9-26
Gas
•—i
*
Monongahela
7-19
15c
Quarterly
Lcmbert (Alfred)
Natural
Extra
$3
Ha
B
Montrose
1
I^___
:
Norfolk Ai Western Ry.,
8-29
40c
Missouri Portland Cement.(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Normetal
7-31
7-21
Electric Ac Gas—
4% adj. preferred (quar.)—
8-
36(4c
*
7-17
9-11
(increased)
Merchandise
State
Noranda
1 i
7-15)
Service—
7-31
40c
(s-a )___„___
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo.) (20c from invest¬
ment income and 15c from capital gains)
8-
8- 1;
8- 1
—_——
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)!.
7-10
8-25
—.
4.56%
7-23
9-12
;
common
7-10
7-10
/
$1.09
$1.14
pfd. (quar.)—
$1.10
—*.—SI.15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.j
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
:
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
$1
8-15
(quar.)
8-1
11- 1 88-1
88- 1
88- 1;,
9-12
7-31
7-30
9-50
50c
25c
S2
50c
75c
10c
<reduced)____*r*l___—,
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)
7-23 ;
10-23
11-
Brake
3%%
4(4%
8-
8-1
Air
.Common
7-11
Light%-
Mississippi Power Ac
11-14
Company,
9-17
8-
17c
37 (4c
Co
8-25
Kroger
9-17
1
10-
$1.12(4
$1.12(4
$25
$1.10
£$1
(quar.)*,
Gas
Piping
11-25
Co.
York
195c
96%c
97J2C
$1.08%
$1.11(4;
5c
25c
(quar.i*.———*——
'(quar.)**—————
15c
S.)
York
New
<
——
—
15c
(S.
New
32%c
(quar.)—-——-—-—
COc
Kresge
7-15
8-15 ;
2
/;
Gas, Co.) (quar.,)**—
——
Mimiesota Ac Ontario Paper Co. (qi:arj__*_
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:Xob8cker Stores
(quar.)_
Fire
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Michigan Central RR. (s-aI———
——
Michigan Gas Ac Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Midland Ac Pacific-Grain, Ltd. (annual).—
8
8c
interest-:
York
:
4(4%
8-15
8-28
(quar,)—-
preferred
prcferrerl
preferred
preferred
COc
(
\
4(4%
Knickerbocker Fund—'
Certificates of beneficial
New
York
Co.
Process
New
Michaels Stern Ac Co.—
5
8-20
25c
25c
17 (4 c
(quax\)__
6
.9-30
_
!
(S-ai
5'%- pfd.
Co.,
<fc
Moyercord Co.
Miami
Copper
12-15
1-2-59
50c
__
(quar.)
2
8-
(quar.)——40c
Common
(NY)
(s-aI
Metropolitan EdiSoU Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quarJ———.
24c
(quar.)
Co. (Brooklyn)
Department Stores (quar.)
"Kcvstone
^
—;
Merchants Ac Manufacturers Insurance
(from
K-l
Chicago Ac St. Louis RR.
9-
£15c
£25c
15c
—
Minneapolis
Fund series
income)—
Keystone Income
net investment
(quar.i
7-15
7-31
Funds—
Keystone Custodian
Xhin
7-10
25c
.__
(quar.)—_
York
.
11- 7
1
8-
87 (4c
__
common
New
59-'%c
McGrcgor-Donigcr,
25c
Class B (quar.)•——
—
I tic '
McKeo
(Arthur G. > Ac Co. (quar.),
62'ac
Meacl Corp.,'common (quar.)*.——-—
k—
;.;40c
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
—$1.06(4
Melville Shoe, common (reduced)—.
32%c
4ai%
preferred A (quar.)
$1.18% ;
4%
preferred B (quar.)—' V
$1
Mengel Co. iquar.
—
25c /.;•
8
$1.12(4
—
6
9-
55c
9334c
93y,4c
. 85c
20c
1 75c
(quar.)——--
Stores, cam.
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
__
—
Corooration
95c
4.35%
Kings
1
B
$1.05
4.20%
Dock,
8-
"
25c
——
York
2
8-1
20c
20c
"
Ac
McCcrrmick
___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—^
Kentucky
:
8-29
10-
$1
3.80%
New
9-
(quar.)i—w——
(quar.)-—
McColl-Fronlenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
9-15
$1.25
City power Ac Light—
Kansas
Class
7-15
8- 1
50c
:__
2
6
7-31
8-25
$3.40
7-18
93:!4c
(quar.):
Co.
8-15
$1.40
jersey
:
.9-
8-
$1
Hegcler^Zinc Co.—
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
McCall
1(4%
'
6
9-15
—_
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
—
preferred' (quar.)—
—1—__v
Mayer
(Oscarj Ac Co. (qnar.)„———
Maytag Company, $3 preferred (quar.)_—
MeCabe Grain, Ltd., 60c pref. class A (quar.i
'
1
20c
Telephone Corp., com. (increased)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)—___
Jantzcr. of Canada* Ltd. (annual)—-——
Tantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
—
Jamestown
6
8-
New
7- a
8-15
8-15
20c
45c
(quar.)
8-
2
9-15
$3.75
7-31
9-
44c
13%c
Gas
2
New
12- 8
;
'
.
2
5c
$3.75
<
8-15
9-1
35%c
■
9-
£$1.25
—
:
.
1
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
-
(qua*.)
9-
;
__h___
from net investment income)__
(Quarterly
Haven
(quar.i
)__*
9-
8- 1
.
10c
15c
12(4c
10c
£15c
35c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engiancl Eund—
New
6
8-
Corp.
common
preferred
$2.40
8-15
8-15
8-11
8- 1
7-31
9-30
10-24
:
com.
Ltd
Canada,
Meter,
Neptune
2-19%
Radiator
S.
Products
Neon
,
Nni'tii Star Oil; Ltd.;,-elass A
——
—-—
common
45c
$1.05
11-17
37%c ..!• ,9-15,
4ai%
preferred (quar.59^ic
9-15
Mailman, Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)*.—£$1.25
7-30
Mallory (P, R.) & Co., 5%- pfd. .(quar.i—
62V2C,i% .8-. 1
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.i
35c
9-10
Mansfield Tife & Rubber, com. fquar.).*
30c
7-28-;
Marion Mfg. Co.————'
15c
9- 2i
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
> •'
• T
•
Quarterly 4——*.+£*/——4—20c
.
8-25
'Massawlpjii Valley Ry. (s-a)
—-——
$3■>:. 8-. 1
8-29
9-30
$1.09
12-10
-10-59
-15c
(quar.)
(quar*)
Co.,
Magnavox
£25c
8-
-Laboratories
Macy (R.
Preferred B
£25c
•
8-15
-——j— -*25c
—50c
H.) & Co., 4>4% pfd. A (quar.i—
$1.06
9-15
>
2-19
9-10
£3iy4C
Corp. Xquar.)—;
Macriiillan Co. (quar.) —
' Extra J__:_i
u,_i
8-15
4c
-10-59
8-15
Macco
8
8-
25c
•
8-lS
8- 1
8-15
9-10
•
Machlctt
5
9-
5c
—-
$1.76 preferred (quar.)_;._u:_____—v-—
Ii-orirltc, Inc., 55c convertible'pfd. (quar.)__
,
8-12
$1.75
,
4%
7-10
8-
65c
Shipbuilding,
9- »
8- 1
9c10c
(quar.i
Theatres Inc.
(quar.)_.
National
11-17
£22(tc
Ltd.—
' '
participating preferred (quar.)—
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred .(quar.i
————
25C
~Gas"&
(E. M.)
1
9-10
£13c
Steel &
series
Stock
1
7-15
7-18
10- 1
1-2-59
$1.50
i
preferred
6%
National-U.
9-10
MR A Holdings,
25c
'
jorgensen
7-18
Preferred
8-12
8-
-
£5c
£5c
series
Stock
National
7-18
1
%
/
National
5
8-
2
9-
(quar.i—10c
Systems
Ltd.
pfd. B (quar.i___
National Securities & Research Corp..—
10-10
;
—
2dc
(quar./
National Lead Co.. 6%
7-10
1
. *
(quar.)—*—
Co.
Carrier
1
50c
35c
(quar.)
Co.
7-16
12-10
$1.25
5%
37(4*c
Electric, com. (quar.).
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
—
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
i
lov/a Public Service, common (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.i:
Stock
Lynch
——-——
$2.50
Heintz,
1
8-
f
$1.12(4
(Increased quar.)
Trust (Rhode Island)—
preferred (quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Steel
Lunkenheimer
1
8-
1
9-
20c
Investors
&
7-15
Lukens
preferred (quar.)
Syndicate of Canada, Ltd., com.—
Jack
4.96%
4
9-
8-li
1
8-15
8- 1
b- 1
dividend)
'
$1.11
$1.24
preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)-———
—
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)„.—
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
4(2% preferred (quar.)
—.
4.44%
11-15
11-28
20c
75c
65c
..(increased quar.)
com.
2
8-
25c
ll^c
25c
$1
30c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.04
/(quar.)
25c
2%
1_„
(stock
(quar.)
8-20
8-29
(quar.)
A
£37 %c
tolVuC
—
preferred (quar.)———
—_
Long Island Lighting (quar*)——
Lord Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
7-18
31 (4c
Investors
—
preferred
Lock Joint Pipe Co.,
9-12
tH
I
(quar.)—
8%
£31 (4c
Credits, Ltd
Investors Loan Corp., com.
(quarj
oceterias Ltd., common
A
Class
11-
|10c
^10c
^60c
+51 'he
.
Class
6-30
National
$1.10
—.—*•
7-18
8-15
8-
$1.10
$1.19
preferred
vpreferred
£50c
•—
_
(quar.
(quar.
2nd preference (quarj
Local Finance Corp.
(R. I.), common
8-18
£37(4c
—
—.———
1st
B
Mfg.
Mills,
Hosiery
1
9-
50c
50c
,.
National
(quar.;
A:
Welding
9-10
60c
oOc
Co.
Loblaw
55 (4c
7-10
5o%c
—
—
National Electric
Co.
7-31
40c
40c
—-—---
—
2
7-31
8-
3 %%
;
Chemical
9-15
90c
$1
3c
Miami RR.
52 (4 c
(quar.)———
—
'reduced*.
Special gtd. (quar.)_„—
Special guaranteed
(quar.i
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)—
Original capital (quar.)
—
; Original
capital (quar.)*.,—
.
Original
capital
(quar.—.——
Loblaw Cos, Ltd., class A (quar.)„———
Link-Belt
Little
$1
Ltd.. com. (quar.i •
convertible preferred (quar.)—
—
43,4%
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-15
40c
(quar.i—
Interprovincial Building
Investment Foundation,
low a -Illinoi s
6-30
1
$1.25
International Business Machines (quar.) —
International Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar.)a—
International Resistance (quar.)—_—a__—
International Utilities.Corp. <quar.)
6%
7-18
8-
tquar.;
Libby-Owebs-Ford Glass (quar.>
;—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)—
Ling Electronics, 6% preferred (initial s-ai
Lincoln Nanotiai Lue insurance wo.
lEort
7-15
1
8-
£25c
(quar.)———-—
profits)
Class A (s-a)
7-31
5c
Lewis Bros.. Ltd.
37 (4c
Interchemical Corp., common (quar.)--—4(4% preferred (quar.),—
—
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
50c class A preference
(quar.)
6%
12-15
25c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)—
6% preferred (s-a)—.
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., fiOc pref. (quar.) —
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund (10c from
investment income plus 10c from sccurities
12-30
Casket
National
9-
40c
Hoc
(quar.).—
National
7-15 '
9-19
10-15
$1.75
(quar.
7-15
8-
Stores,
Salt Co.
Leslie
9-15
$1.25
imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
——
—$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
—
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.-—
6(4% preferred (initial)—
----Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)__
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—
—
Industrla Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
American
9-30
pfd. (quar.)
3.85%
preferred
7%
of Rec.
Payable
50c
(quar.)
common
1
7-31
30c
96'Ac
—
Portland Cement (quar.25c
4%% preferred iquar.)
$1.12%
Lthfgh
7-16
>
$1.25
-
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.08%
1
Lerner
Illinois
Illinois
8-
(increased)———
common
preferred (quar.)-—
Brick Co. (quar.)
4%
25c
tquar.i_
Biscuit,
National
HolderJ
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
7-31
7-31
50c
——
——
& Sons Co..
(Jamest
Lees
9-15
1
v.
,
Idaho
10-
preferred (extra »
Rubber & Tire Corp.
Lee
Hudson Bav
Inc.—
Investing Co.,
Lawrence
8-29
8-8
9-15
60c
-
^•
.
Payable o] Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Holder.
When
Par
When
Payable
(Par
(stock dividend)
——'
11-17
____
56(4c
58c
-
'
6c
2*4%
2(4%
'■
10-31
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7-31
7-21
7-30
10-30
7-15
Pepsi-Cola
Perkins
Petrolite
General Bottlers
Machine
Corp.
_'
Gear
<fiuar.)
Co.
(quar.)
'
7-16
10-15
(Continued on page 46)
7-20
7-21
7-24
Volume
Number 5763
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(357)
jes
!
13
*
——
IL
Stock Record
New 1 fork Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Year 1957
Lowest
23
21
37 VA Feb
92
337/a Jun
51% July 15
43% Jan
7
17% Jun
Dec
27
20% Dec
24
Mar
Feb
38% Jan
31
15
23% Dec 30
2
Dec
A
20% Jun
3
24% Jan
30 ¥4 May
Jun
7
7
160
23
Jan
7
2
Jan
225
2
17J4 Jan
49% Jan
13
193% Jan
S
2
24% Jan
25 ¥4 May
64
3% May 28
114
Jan
16
8
2 Va Jan
3
11% Jan
2
108
Jan
14
Jan
2
77 ¥4 Jan
14
72
Jan
16
3% Dec
30
9 % Jun
14
4¥a Jan
5
2
190
Oct
17
240
Oct
24
165
80% Dec
31
146
Sep
5
80
12% Oct
65% Apr
22
3
110% Jun
17
13
16% Nov 25
Apr
4Y\'/o
39% July 23
98% Jan
3
72 ¥2
Apr 29
23 % July
3
21
Jan
20
88
2
Allen
33% Jun
59
Oct
4
35% Jun
12
49% Mar 24
30% Jan
39% July 22
Allied
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
10 % May 19
15% Jan
Allied
2
47% Mar 19
Allied Stores
82
74
6
82
4%
Allis-Chalmers
20% Dec
17
87
Nov
36% M?y
6
23
30
21% Dec
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
July
8
26
Jun
25
<2 Yt Mar 12
July
53 %
102
22 ¥0 May 19
4
8
00% Jan
S
79% July 22
26% July 25
10234 July 25
30% Feb
21
22
Jan
15
52
10
27% Jan
21
37
May 28
53 %
3
33% Feb
21
45% July
147% Jun
7
81
25
70% Aug
16
24% Jan
3
14% Jan
2
2
85 ¥2 Jan
9
38% Nov 13
59
Oct
14
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
22
July
113
Jan
Feb
01V4
■Hi
KUiji
78% July
i
Jan
"/a
1
6%
21
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
84 ¥2 Jan
13
97% Jan
8
21
32 % Dec
27¥a Apr
51
Sep
5
66
Mar
5
59
16% Oct
11
27
May
9
19% Feb 25
32% Dec
30
57% July
8
33% Jan
2
11% Dec 18
24% Jan
4
13
Jan
I
19
20 Ya May
2
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
Jun
44% July 25
108 ¥2 Apr
35% Jun
38% Dec
of
7
35 ¥4 July 14
23
-
66 Va- May 29
26 ¥2 Jun
4¥2%
American
6%
26
American
Amer
41 ¥« Jan
2
Shoe
Inc
50 ¥« July
7
42% Jan 21
American
Can
Co
July 24
American
83
July 17
23
39 ¥2 Jan
17
36 ¥0
July 25
Feb
2
8
29¥«Jan
75% Nov 26
93% Feb 27
80 ¥2 Jan
3
35% Oct
22
48 ¥4
89 ¥2 Jan
17
23% Oct
22
29% Oct
22
July 15
29 ¥2 Apr 30
39% May 22
38% Jan
2
7
17% Aug 27
13 ¥4 Jan
30
16% Dec
25
Feb
24
14
14% Jan
2
Jun
7
82% Feb
12
31% Feb
23
70
28
1
19% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
Feb
18
75
Jan
7
73% NOV 26
84% Dec
5
73
Jan 13
10% Feb
12
15 y2 Aug
Nov 29
Oct
135
19
is
ian
1
97% Jun
7
04
Jan
31
12% Oct
22
16% Jun
3
13
Feb
77
15% Jan
2
17% Jun
11
10
Jan
2
92
93
Oct
10
102
May 27
43% July 16
96
29% Oct 22
78
Aug 28
83
79
41
Jan
21
16
Oct
S8
Jun
Feb
4
Jan
32% Jan
2
96 Va Mar
7%
17%
17 ¥4
17%
115%
♦115V4
115%
18%
5%
226
35 %
42
13
American
26% July 18
15% July 25
24% May 22
American
Jun
95
Jan
106% Jun
American
American
American
103%
18 ¥4
38%
39
20% May
29 %
29%
29 Va
30%
37 ¥4
..
.
111
6%
Jun
97
3.90%
23 ¥4 Jun
3
24% Jun
23
11
Nov 14
11
Jan
3
15% Jun
17
8
24
17%
uct
18 Ya Jan
158
15
21
34¥2 Jan
31
133% Nov
4
American
5¥2%
Climax
American
July 25'
American Motors
Jun
10
American
20% Jan
2
28% Mar 13
American
News
39 ¥0 Mar
American
Optical
36
Apr 21
»j% Apr
¥4 Jan
/
2
July 16
22% Jan
18
48% Apr
10
39%
39%
81%
*80%
81
81%
81%
26
82
26%
*101%
35% Jan
145
Apr
43
2
1
6
82
110
26%
61,600
102%
600
33%
33%
33%
33%
34 %
34
35%
28%
29%
28
Va
29%
28
28%
28%
29
79%
77%
79%
76%
77%
75%
76 Va
76%
77 Va
33
v4
*31
33
35
*31
33
31%
31%
*32
33
*35 Va
36 %
36 Va
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*36
44
36%
100
*43 ¥3
43%
43%
43%
44 %
44%
44 V'.i
107%
109%
107%
1,600
15,200
100
76%
78
77%
77%
*77%'
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
21 Va
99
43%
105
24%
37%
38 VA
1
2
20
48%
40%
45 VA
Vs.
*93%
40 V A
32 VA
9% Jan
2
Viscose
15% July 11
Preferred
6%
Preferred
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
9% Oct
21
7
10 ¥. Jun
4
13% Jun
19% Oct
22
5
22% Jan
2
28 3
39 % Dec
30
33% Aug
72% Jan
45
30
81
2
40
Jan
46 ¥2 Jun
13
30
0
American
18
Zinc
Amphenol
July 25
1,200
35%
35%
95
•93%
35%
*35%
95
*93 Va
36%
*35
Va
36%
95
*93
Va
95
*93%
47%
49
47 3A
48%
193,200
34
34%
34 Va
35 7 a
11,400
44
44%
46%
46
46%
45%
52%
3 2'A
32 ¥4
33'%
33
34 VA
44%
36%
36%
400
95
.
44%
15,800
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
15,700
20%
20%
21 VA
21.
21
*41%
42%
41 »/a
41'/a
*41
41
41%
41
26 Va
15 Va
15
22%
82%
98
*41 Va
%
26%
42
44
4,100
VA
300
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
26 Va
26%
3,000
15 Va
15%
15 Va
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
24,600
23%
23
23%,
23'A
23%
23%
233
82%
82%
82%
82
82
82 Va
82%
99
98%
Va
16%
%
16
*16
23%
10O
23 Va
82
*80
*
99% 100%
♦16 VA
16%
16%
100'A
,
*161/4
1021/2
102
16%
16%
2,000
t
500
103
9,300
17.%
60O
101 %
108
*101 ¥2
13%
14
14 ¥4
14%
14%
14'A
14 >/4
14 VA
14'A
14'A
1,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
4,600
♦101
104
*101
104
'101
36%
36%
36%
*84
85 Va
*84
54 VA
54%
23%
24%
97
97
104
104
104
104
*101
104
36%
36%
85%
*84
37 Va
85
•101%
•101
104 r
36%
♦84
54
52%
53 %
24 VA
23%
24 Va
98 Va
97
97
21%
21VA
21 Va
25
23%
23%
♦23
23%
14%
*13%
14'A
20%
21 VA
21
*23%
24%
♦24
13%
52%
23%
*97%
21 Va
60
38 Va
53 VA
24 Va
24%
24%'
•97 Va
99
•
40,800
85
52 Va
52%
21 %
108
99
21%
22
24
3,200
45,000
130
24
VA
5,900
200
•13%
14'A
100
12%
12%
12%
12%
141/4
14'A
15 VA
408,400
60%
60%
60%
59%
60%
60 Va
60%
15,700
*24%
24%
24 ¥4
24%
24 V a
24%
24%
24%
25
25
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37 Va
37%
37'/a
37 Va
37 ¥2
37%
No par
43%
44
43%
45
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
45%
1,800
39,100
13%
43,700
5
com
12%
12%
13
12%
154
*151
154
*151
28%
29
29
29
28
60
>151
13
154
IA
12%
*151
13 Va
154
13
*151
1,400
154
28%
28%
29%
29 VA
29%
63
62
62%
62
62%
60
61%
59%
60
VA
47%
47%
48 Ya
44
45'A
44'/8
45%
443 8
45 Va
147%
147%
146 VA
146%
146'A
145%
46
53 Vu
127
34%
35 Va
74 ¥2
52 ¥4
125
34%
146 VA
52'A
53
♦125
125
35 Va
35 Va
52%
127
52%
♦125
147
52%
127
*145 ¥2
52%
*125
3,700
700
85,600
148
400
53
2,500
127
10
36%
36 ¥a
36%
36 VA
36%
15,700
75'/a
75 VA
75 V A
75%
74%
75
74%
75 VA
1,300
30
30%
30
30 Va
30%
31
32
32%
32%
34
25
33 %
33%
32%
33 VA
33%
33%
33
34
33%
34%
5,700
3,040
11 ¥4
11
11%
11%
12%
12
12%
2,300
180%
82,600
5
*11
—100
25
178%
100
25
Co
13
13%
25
1
common
VA
*14
*84
85
53
*97
36%
37
23%
A
♦lOli/a
108
12 Va
.
128 ¥2
com—5
88
IIV4
♦11
♦75
VA
179 VA
178%
179 ¥4
179 Va
179'/a
179 Va
179%
179%
88%
88 VA
89 ¥a
88%
89 VA
88%
89 Va
88'/a
128 Va
130 VA
130
28%
29 ¥4
15
15
28%
14%
27 Va
*128
29
129%
28 Va
14%
15
28%
15
128
128 Va
128
89
13,100
128 Va
840
28%
29 VA
28%
29 3
a
54,200
14%
14%
14 ¥a
14%
2,900
27 Va
27 Va
•27 V4
28 VA
26%
*25
26i
4
10
Smelting__l
Corp
1
12%
12 %
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13 Va
13
13 %
9.300
26 %
26%
26 Va
26%
26 V a
26'/a
26%
26%
26%
28%
16,700
38,100
25
series
series
27 ¥4
27%.
25
25
25
&
Electronics
*25
27%
26
-
27%
♦25
27%
26
•25
700
50
Wire
&
Cable
47%
48%
47%
48%
46%
47%
46 Vt
47
46%
47%
No par
51%
51%
51 ¥2
52%
52
53
52%
53 Va
54
34
1,730
6.25
51 ¥2
51%
51 "4
52
51%
52
50%
51%
51
51
3,600
No par
Co
Anaconda
57 ¥2 Mar 25
4,700
3,700
77%
40%
60%
common
Lead
Anaconda
48-% July 22
46%
77%
60%
Tobacco
5 ¥2 %
6
23
46%
78%
12%
Corp
3
28 ¥4 Mar
27% Feb
25% Jan
47
77%
1
Works
26 ¥a Mar 13
7
4
46%
79 ¥4
14 VA
preferred
Water
22% Oct
26
6%
46%
79
12%
Co
American
40%
46%
60%
Refining common
preferred
American
40 Va
40%
46%
80
40'%
a
*13%
American Tel & Tel Co
4
40%
40%
46 Va
79 Va
46 V
25
Amer Sugar
10
Apr
40%
41 Va
100
27,300
20%
180% July 25
31
48%
20%
2
134 ¥2 Jun
48%
27,100
20,500
44
167% Jan
8
48%
%
5%
49
44%
*
2
48%
20%
12% July 24
27
48%
20%
2
74% Feb
48%
19
19 Va
20%
8% Jan
25% Jan
x48%
5%
44 ¥2
2
122% Jan
48%
5%
20%
American Stores
14
5%
80
17,700
12,600
20%
34 ¥0 July 25
44% July 11
11% July 26
19
♦19
5'A
24%
39%
44%
77% July
131% Feb
19%
19%
18%
*19
5%
61 Vi
1,000
20%
6
19
18%
19%
5%
800
20
34%
20%
6
Co
American Tobacco
18%
*19
38%
1,800
43%
12
25
18%
19 Va
44%
77,800
20 %.
25% Feb
89¥4 Jun
Va
24
24'A
39! a
5 Va
82
*81
♦35
18
*19
23%
38
*60
1,000
110
34 V a
5 Va
5
65 ¥2 Jan
31
61%
24%
19 Va
44
<
78
21%
103%
*107 Va
34%
1
19
%,
34
38%
18%
44
110
•60
24%
31 ¥0 Jan
78% Jan
*43%
*107%
109 Vu
103
33'/a
38
19
104
61 Va
24%
31
22
43%
108
No par
Sany
Sumatra
33 Va
*60
108%
102
107
38%
Apr 24
25
American
433/4
107
102
24%
40
7%
44
107
60%
10
Co
Std
*100
33%
6%
9
44
*105
105
60%
—100
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
July 25
43%
102
33 '/a
67% Dec
34
*99
38%
com
Co
Snuff
101
60 ¥2
1
5
preferred —
American Seating Co
13
76'A
20%
10
5
Rad
Jun
107%
76'%
20 Va
34
7%
48% July 22
110%
76%
20%
*59%
20
1
44V4
19%
*33%
1
Amer
155
111%
45
76 ¥3
24%
Co
Co
Gas
14% Mar 13
30% May 13
68
May
5
110
*31
10
10
100
10
20
Corp
45% July 23
&
28,600'
1
12.50
preferred
6,700
124,100
12.50
2
Potash & Chemical
May 12
7,200
26%
29
No par
common—1
Amer
157
700
102%
102
33 Va
22% Nov
9
38%
76
45% Mar 12
May
39%
2,800
37,200
28%
36% July 23
Dec
37%
33 %
2
19% Mar
38%
10
27% Jan
22
37%
37'%
26 V3
3
Nov
29%
101%
47% Jan
8% Oct
29%
26 Va
31
24
29%
100 Va
27% Dec
30
29 Va
26
53
Dec
i.9%
*ay
100
'125
25
88
Va
39 %
24%
25
*
87
99 Va
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
179% Mar
14 VA
87%
*80'/a
American
22
95
14 V*
Va
24%
July 16
Oct
*92
14%
85
99 ¥2
Apr 29
69% Aug
111% Aug
95
14 ¥4
86
24%
56
160-
*92
14%
*98 ¥3
126
Jan
95
13%
84
100
No par
Co
Natural
10
12
*92
13 3 4
84
Va
230
5,700
2
7% Oct 24
65,000
6,500
100
Molasses
15 ¥4
63
11
34% Apr
67,900
39%
45
2
6
111%
19%
38%
44%
Jan
24
19%
39%
44%
117% Jan
Oct
19%
38%
44%
15
30
19%
39%
81%
com
Products
Metal
t
152
3
111
19%
*80%
45% Jan
123% Feb
.
110
19%
5,800
30
18
108'/a
1,510
38%
-
Va
%.
Oct
39% Oct
113
110
30
181,900
39
preferred—100
1
Inc
convertible
1
4
24
277
12%
preferred
Jan
9
155% Jan
276
12%
No par
48 % Jan
97% July
3
03% Jun 11
52% Dec 31
35% Dec
Apr
277
38 'A
prior preferred
100
& Fdry common—7
preferred
100
4 ¥2%
July 14
1
Nov
7 V 'a
271
38%
Ice Co common
Metal
2
28
IOV4 Dec
6%
270
30
1,200
4%
12
1
Amer
Jan
May
141
6%
77
11%
Products
noncumulative
6¥4%
3
*0% Feb
3
6%
19
77
X38V4
International Corp
American Investment Co of HI
85 ¥2 Jun
22 ¥2
37% May 17
06% July 11
%
95
13%
81
19
,;V
77
11%
Tiling
American
7
July 31
33 ¥2 May
*92
13Va
82
European Secur
No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
Hardware
Corp
12.50
Hawaiian SS Co
10
American
4pr 21
14% July 22
July 31
22
95
13%
18,200
106
19 %
39%
80%
0%
18 Va
115V4
252 %
102%
18%
*92
*76
8,400
17%
1153A
19
18%
77
2,600
3%
44%
Corp
American Home
17 ¥4 July 25
108
29
22
103
6%
240
17%
1
Power
Encaustic
American Enka
6
31
18% Dec 23
6%
227
■
a
160
3%
39%
Co
Electric
American
28
11
33% Oct
Distilling
American
20
30% Oct
6
*75
3%
11%
Cyanamid Co
American
July 25
2
20% July 16
21% Jun
9
Dec
12
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
American
45% May
20% Dec
31
6%
37%
No par
24 Va July 24
92
8% Mar 21
75 Va
226
♦99%
18%
75%
3%
32 V
*154
18%
Cable,,—No par
<&
17
17 % Jan
99% Feb
64 Ya Jan
32%
160
17 Va
25
Chain
Machine & Metals
28
16% Jun
*154
3%
44%
preferred
Amer
22
7
32'A
160
No par
57% Mar 24
47% Jan
22
*154
32 VA
*115%
100
8
68% July 18
28% Jun 13
Oct
160
32%
17%
115%
American Mach
14
5% Jan
100
32%
1,200
44
preferred
American
6
52% July 23
24
44
237
115 ¥4
No par
Corp
38 Va July 25
10
2
Jan
6
♦233
229
50
American Chicle Co
17% Apr 23
31,400'
2251-4 225%
*225
39%
11%
common
47
21
64
'
39 Va
Radio Corp
2
10% Oct
2434
62
43%
common
&
2
30
24
61%
11%
preferred
American Cable
40
19% Dec
19%
24 ¥4
60%
115%
18%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
i%
02 ¥1 Jan
49
19%
24 V»
60 %
10%
1
Co
39 ¥2 Jan
21
19%
24
10%
39%
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake
B
Oct
19 ¥4
18 %
77
300
23,000
5,800
10 Va
19%
*115 ¥4
*75 %
.
5,500
10%
10%
59%
32%
18%
6,900
224%
43%
Note common
7
35
*154
222
23 '/a
230
32%
225
9 Til
60%
59%
225
.
18%
18%
24
50
Bank
3
27% Jan
10
225
8,500
v;
11%
preferred
64% July
64
Sep
30
28%
11%
preferred
42VaMar
13% Dec
28%
220
10
Bakeries Co com
conv
30
11% May
28 Va
Va
38%
preferred
20
24
28
43 ¥2
America
53% Jan 25
Oct
28%
•28%
5
common
convertible
American
24
Amer
37% Nov 27
24%
No par
Mfg
Petroleum
3¥a%
19 ¥2 July 25
19% May 19
5% July 25
6% July 11
45% July 25
24 V4
24%
3%
Amer Agricultural Chemical_JNo par
common,
1
39% July 25
3% Oct 22
18%
23%
24 V4
3%
American Airlines
July 24
Oct
8
160
18 Va
24 Ya
24'A
206%
*225
32%
18 V4
23%
24%
28%
♦23%
59 %
17%
24
24
No par
100
common
convertible
Amerada
7
21% July 25
104
25
Aug
*154
23%
227
18 Vu
23%
3%
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
1
31% Jan
7
93% Nov 13
31
204
18
Aluminium Limited
Apr 29
29% Jan
33
31
28%
17%
24%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
27
24% Nov 13
Dec
¥4
32 ¥4
gtd__100
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co
204
17%
24%
.
1
4.08%
35% July 25
29
23 ¥4
No par
Corp
preferred
July 25
Jan
39
59% Dec
Jan
9
May 16
119
23% Nov 19
27% Dec
30
17%
10
Products Corp
35% Jan
Jan
10,000'
24
9%
1
Mills
7
30
20
23%
24 ¥
18 %
No par
Inc
Dec
70% Dec
24
18%
5
Allied Laboratories
2l
28.500
16%
V.
Nov
2
42%
3%
Co
12
Jan
42
1
35
27
41%
10 ¥a
100
25% Dec 30
8
15,600
41
18%
_
24
41%
17 ¥4
.
36% Dec
39%
10
100
'
•
18
39%
5
6%
100
17%
39%
V:
3%
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4,500
18
16%
Inc
600
112
39
1
prior preferred
Kid
•'
♦111
112
100
Chemical
Allied
16
112
2
common
Industries
Allied
114
57
18
203 %
100
common
Allegheny & West Ry
July 25
♦111
-
Shares
36%
57
17%
>28%
2
preferred A
conv
114
*36
18
58
6% conv preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
9
14% Feb
3
63% Nov 18
20 % Nov 26
Jan
$4
56%
17%
*222
preferred
5 ¥2 %
July 24
111% July 25
19% July 23
37
56 Va
237b
1
Alleghany Corp common
277
9b
Inc
36%
57 Va
18
100
Corp
37 ¥4
57
17%
No par
preferred
Aldens
Apr 30
2
12% Jan
7%
4
7% July 25
18
Gas
Alco Products Inc
Apr 21
80
Engineering Co
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining,
3
2
30 ¥a Jan
91
Jun
21
21
14¥2Apr
28% Dec 30
93% Dec
116
.
Mar 17
Jan
July
conv
Alabama
2
18¥0 July 25
2
18% May 13
30
20
May
4.50%
*37
57%
the Week
17%
1
Air Reduction Inc common
Friday
July 25
July 24
37 %
57 Va
*111
1
Aetna-Standard
l
Sales for
Thursday
23
1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
114
PRICES
17%
10
No par
Admiral
July 25
33
Co_
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
225 % July 24
2
Oct
13% Dec
70
July 23
10% May 28
21% Jan
8
16% Jan 28
Steel
*35
57%
■
SALE
38%
1
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Aug 28
19% Jail
25
143
Acme
3
6
*111
HIGH
Wednesday
July 23
17%
25
Inc
37 ¥2
57%
v
1
Inc
Stores
July 23
37%
5
100
Vending Corp
Industries
ACF-Wrigley
24% July 25
6
common
preferred
conv
ABC
2
2
4%
ACF
14
19% Jan
25% Dec 16
1
10% Dec 30
Jun
45% Feb
24 ¥2 Jan
11
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July
8
232% Jun 28
45% Oct 21
107
14% Jan
19
20 ¥2 Jan
14% Jan
11
July
1
>
Tuesday
July n
1
Abbott Laboratories
2
July 24
¥» May 23
8
204
6% Dec 30
176% Feb
Jan
July 15
Monday
Far
Abacus Fund.
5
27% July 18
12
19% Oct
14
37 Va
Jun
57% July
112
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27J/4 Jan
1
16% Dec
10
64% May 17
16% May 27
12% Oct 21
155
40
13
102% Jan
2
•
3
104 y2 May 22
30
132
30% Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
12
11Jan
24
Lowest
17
Nov 13
38% Dec
21
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Oct
Exchange
*98 Va
•98 Va
99
*98%
99
*98%
21.80
10
14
36%
36%
36'.a
86%
36'A
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36V4
36 V
a
2.400
30%
31'A
30%
30 Va
29%
30 VA
30
30%
30 Va
30%
7,100
29
29
30
28
28
29
29
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
21% Feb
84
2
Aug 29
32% Dec
30
22% Oct
21
24% Oct
•or
22
footnotes
Dec
Jan
7
54
2
100
Common
May 21
May 13
11
41
95% May 9
50% July 12
43% May 31
88
Jan
33
Jan
2
38% July
7
22
Jan
13
31 ¥4 July
21
45
Mar 20
40
see
page 24.
25% Apr
21
30
Feb
12
$4 preferred
^
-
Anderson Clayton <fe Co
AnitffSOn-Prichard Oil Corp
„
Ahdes
Copper
Mining
99
*29
30
*29
99
*98%
99
300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
14 • (358)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
BaBfe for
PrtvlonJ
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29% Dec
4
22
Feb
25
2
39% Apr
7
21
10
18% July
12 Va Feb
30
Jan
4
79
92
Feb
22% Jan
2
86
Feb 26
327% Jun
18
5
16% Apr
7
22
63/i Jun
7
3% Jan
8
12% July 25
Sep
Feb
5
14
3Y» Oct
22
18
19
19% May
6
31% May 31
27% Feb
8'% Nov 22
6% Jan
17
Dec
17
«y« Jan
2
Jan
Artloom
2nd
34
Jan
6
2
11
17% Jan
6
9 % Jan
29
6
4
78
28
Jun
6
1«% Nov 19
27
Jan
MY* Nov
36% July 23
2
94% Jan
May
103
4
Jan
Jan
67
-
May
7
7
10% Feb
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
1
95
Jan
23
267% Nov 13
27% Jan
50% July 15
16% Nov 13
1
94
63/8 Dec
30
6
34
Feb
25
63
Jan
Dec
17
16
Dec
30
7
28'
Jun
5%
65% Apr 17
13% July 25
Atlas
2
7% Jan
16 y« Nov 26
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
8
38
30% Jan
2
~4% Oct" 22
28 y2 Nov
May 15
7% July
48 y2
1
July
20
Oct
21
5% Jan
46% Jan
11
26
Jun
24
0
Dec
30
15
16
9
% Jan
2
iy4 Dec
31
4
3% Jan
31% Nov
35% Feb
6
102
•0% July 26
80
Feb
95
July 22
41% Jun
105% July
18
8%
97«
28
58% July 25
22% Apr
7
45 y4 Dec 23
63
45% Apr
7
27% Dec
57% Jan
<22% Dec
80
10
17
May 16
89
Nov 14
—■—1
36
36
35%
100
10
104
104
—
preferred
Coast Line
2
6
29'A Oct 21
71% May 22
45 % Apr
8
prior
15% Aug
17% Dec 16
6
293/4 Nov 25
16% Jan
7
33 % Jan
35% May 20
3
/
&
Jan
3
166
Jun
5
3%%
102
Apr
5
11
93
Jun
9
104
Jun
5
15% Jun
9
Dec
23
47% July 16
26
86 »/2 Aug
153A Oct
22
31 y4 Jan
20
Nov
1
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12
10 V4 Mar
n y2 oct
<
3
18
2
Jan
14% Feb
24 y8 Jan
36 >/2 Mar 15
50 y2 Jan
2
42
89 y2 Feb
6
90
Oct
21
66% May 17
16% Oct
18
21
May 14
Jun
18
48
May
45
% Dec
20
26
Dec
30
43
Feb
15
42
■.
30% Oct 21
33% Dec 18
136
■
Jun
20
63A Dec
23
16
11
Dec
9
1% Jan 28
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
33% Jan
Jan
24
> 15% Jan
11
75
9%
35,500
28%
29%
49.900
12%
29%
12%
28%
127«
12%
13%
13
13%
40,600
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40 7
40%
407k
14,500
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105
104%
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36
2,100
59 %
59%
f 4,900
257k
25%.
;10
50%
51%
49
51
49
50
23%
24%
23%
24
19%
19%
19%
23%.
19%
24
19 %
Corp
(E W)
Laughlin
31/64 July 17
17% May 27
14% Jan
2
11% Dec
10 % Jan
2
6
72
July 10
Borden
23
Apr
9
33
July 25
85
Jan
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
25% Apr
73
30
87
Jan
22
78
Oct
,
Oct 30
53% Jan 24
17% May 23
Bond
Stores
10
Co
2
3
7% Jan
14
13% Jun
13
47% Jan 10
18 % Apr
3
25% Jun
13
5%
6% Jan
2
10% Jun
11
4
57% July
3
19% Jan
22
27% Dec
24
25% Nov 18
4% Dec
30
26% Nov 19
41
Jan
82
Aug 26
21
11% Jan
41% July
48
2
37'A
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37%
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12%
12 %
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:
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50
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50
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8
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36
38% Jan
6
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2
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11
14
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.2
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61% July 12
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13
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91
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92
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11
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22
30
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22
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8
24
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15
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6
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451/4
44
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7
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2
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44%
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%
19/64
16%
17%
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17%
17%
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11
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11
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.
69
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82
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82
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23%
9%
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9%
31
23%
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97 k
55%
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15
78% Jun
10
82% Jan
30
34% July
5
11
27
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2
31
10
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2
17
9% Feb
28
93/4 Dec 26
21
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2
$5
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July 25
16
Bulova
Co
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
9% Jan
2
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
63
Feb
25
70
Apr
64
Oct
29
65
Jan
24
56
Mar 26
60
July 10
3% %
74% Jan
25
64 3
Jan
3
76
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2
4%%
second
27% Apr
8
36% Jun
62% Nov 13
27% Dec 23
52% July 10
4
JJ July 17
16% Oct
8
19
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3
3
29
Jan
11
3% Dec
23
10% Jan
10
18% Dec
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
96% Dec 30
104% Feb
26
98
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9
39% Jan
Ton
31
36% Oct 22
2% Oct 22
9
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30
44% Jan 11
7% Jan
15% AUg
2
2
4% Oct 28
32% J1PT24
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8
37% Jan
4
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2
074
74
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84
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8
27
50
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56% Jan
29
23% Oct
8
23
21 % Deo
31
29% July 15
36% May 13
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16
62
Jan
2
For footnotes see page 24.
161/2 Mar
7
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10
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15
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2
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6
6
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Canadian Breweries
Canadian, Pacific Ry
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68',4
*68
59
13%
Calumet & Heckla
82%
30%
15%
12%
5
Packing Corp
Mining
82%
30
14%
691/2
*74
300
83%'
30
15
12
59
59
59
*55
30%
*68
12%
69%
ll3,4
1
-
*-
.14%
83%
1
Inc
54% May 12
90
45V2
90
54%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
*
i.
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred—1
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
1D0
29
7,900
70%
70
*87
45%
'
27%
4'%
6
3,900
42%
x46%
2
}
4,900
35
55
47a
47% Jan
69%;
100
,
77k
27%
4874
21% Jan
-
13,900
48
41%
48
4
5
68
*47'2
55
5
1
May
347k
f
27%
Corp
7
July 25
July 25
35'%
1
California
90
7%
<.15
7
26% Jan
77k
*87
45%
44%
47%
!
49% July
18% Mar 31
45%
J
90
*87
«
35%
67'%
67%
68%
30 3,4
30%
47%
7%
1,200
42%
101
2
i
•
15,260
54%
100
14% Jan
"35
1,100
lO'/a
34%
8
347k
13
23 %
10
30%
'
48
77 k
4
:
7
9
*47%
12%
1
27
6
May
14% July 25
9% May 20
48
10% /
417k
100
.
Bros
Callahan
31'
'
23'k
30%
12%
23%
54
*25%
43 % July
81
45%
'
13
12%
*12%
:
90
*87
88
45%
5
_10
5% July 25
20
3,400
.
27'/i
100
Copper & Zinc~<
Byers Co (A M) common—!
7%
participating preferred
2
46
:
Butte
101
55%
42%
t
8
27% J"lv 25
79 i/k
55%
54 %
100
Bush Terminal Co
29% July
5% Feb
com
preferred
Burroughs Corp/
27% July 24
Jan
35%
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred.
:
Rights
79 %
'
26,900
—5
Inc
preferred
12% Jun
553u
1,700
9,900
69%
;33,
27
1
Co_
62
23
817k
55'.a
32%
.
5
L_—
Watch
69%
32%
41%
-No par
Co
12% Jan
69'%
32%
5
preferred
Bullard
7,200
4,600
11%
54
No par
Co
Buffalo
17%
11%
14 Va
15
Co.
Co dcmmon
May 12
17%
11%;.
14%
1
Shoe Co Inc—
90% Jan
29 % Jan
17%
14%
25
0% Dec 3l
67'%
68
<•-■
45%
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender_r_No par
(The)
17%
14%
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budd
72,500
17%
14%
27% July 22
Bucyrus-Erie
69,400
811,500
•
14%
13
8
347 k
34%
88
13
4
18%
457k
-/ir 23/64
69 %
55%
8
8
8%
33?8
66
30%
*47%
48
8
100
-10
17
16 % Jan
17'%
Ji j :
:-
2.50
22% Jan
31% Feb
17"
82
*79
55%
25
42% Jan
2
;
32%
32 Vb Jan
26
38,700
5,000
*79%
69%
28
Jun
-■■*
45'%
17% •:
69%
Bigelow
13% Jan
32%
21
.
•
17%
45%
17%
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
9
17%
45%
16%
45%
17%
2
52% Jan
7,400
46%
"
17 ;
No par
21% May 17
500
3,100
6 5'A
2Q%
46%
17%
11% Jan
May 23
202,400
9%
3l7/a
45%
17%
2.50
5
50
3.50
3
45%
44%
,
.
15%
31%
—
14% July 23
20%
1.400
9,200
<
154
97k
i
32'A
20 %
34%
12,500
*64
21/64
15
Airways Inc.
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%cio conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs' & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common.:
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas_
45
I' 31%
.
1,600
•11,100
69
154
65%;
<
4,500
1 %
60%
9%;
42
17%
,
•;
9%
12,800
68 3 4
A
9%
*_5
100
,
447k
155
•<
;
577k
44%
i
9%
:
<.
57%;
"
common
j.
68%
46%
45%
1.25
68
154%
1
341%
34%
56%
;
-
1%,
1
44%
i
x
34
154%
45
5
15
Jan
[
6871t
57%
■
34'/a
68%
34Vz
45
23%
50
I
1%
900
587k
58
23%
50
58
50'%
1
57%
57%
24%
50
24%
50%
584 k
23%
58%
23 %
50
'
4,700
95
*91
95
*91
95
*91
1
Corp
Common
13% Jan
5,500
32
18%
'
6% Oct
40
27
■
37%
11%
70'%
preferred
*30
17%
Boston & Main# RR—
7% Dec 30
19% Dec 30
i
82
267/o
32
37%
:
Braniff
,
82
27
19,800
*12% '
1
Club Inc
(The)
Edison Co
Boston
48% Jan
Brass
Inc.
Book-of-the-Month
19
:~x
83%
207k
*30%
27%
32
12,700
;
217 a
18%
_5
x.
*82
; 82
26%
*30
"90
14 "
;
12%
13
Bohn Aluminum &
12% Feb
.
—
Co
18% Feb ' 5
,
4
Inc
13%
20
37%
._1
common
Co
Airplane
Rights
13%
20 %
17%
1
Boeing
13%
20
,
12'4
15%
Bliss
13%
1
37
15
24
102
12%
.
46% July 16
172
102
18%
1
k
i
1,600
•162
103
36%
1 peso
1_1T
.—
Co—:
44
43%
44
172
*102
12%
5
Co common
preferred-,
&
*43'A
*162 :
100
i
Inc
Bliss
7,800
20%
'
82
:
31%
2.50
7%
3,500
5.800
21%
18
36%
50
25
60% Jan
■
,82 »
26%
*30
32
50%
24%
20%
10
Corp
31
2
26%
50%
24%
20%
1
1
common—1
Dec"
lo
*30
.10
Consolidated luc_
18% July 25
19/64 July 24
14% Jan
2
Jan
19%
*81
:
20%
44',.
50%
24%
19%
13%
20%
20%
23% Jan
63% Dec
82
26%
49%
20
13!' a
31%
1
46
*81
13%
3,800
23%
-
172
'
102
43
2
24
13%
20%
30
25
12
13%
20
37:%
102
*162
/
42
34% Feb
25 % Dec
103
1
;
Co Inc
&
172
*101
100
_1
50
pfd
Corp
Aviation
*162
103
36 %
19%
43%
43%
172
*101
2.50
Inc./
43%
*162
100
100
.
43A%
43%
43 %
12.50
20%
12% Jan
48
36%
59
30%
2
36%
130
26%
20 %
14
2,200
56%
19%
61% Jan
57%
25%
29%
29% Jan
57%
25%
-10
10
56%
56%
Blaw-Knox
23
<
63,600
36%
32% July 25
12 »/2 Dec
.
35%
55:%
*63%
2
35
24 %
9%
65%
30
35%
35%
155%
9
91
56%
36%
*35%
35%
35%
_1
10
^———-—1
9%
66% July
.
230
90'A
55%
56%
155%
Jan
81% Feb
56
>
9%
18
5
57
155%
23% Jan
2
56%
'
103%
34%
34%
9 %
2
22
33%
33%.
43%
2
Oct
33 /
1:103
92
*90 %
91
155%
33% Jan
•
,
,•
«
103%
103 %
104%/
91
9
8% A 9%
28%
9
8%
28%
90
90
46% July 25
2
0% Jan
preferred—100
.
/'■
8
43% Jan
14
'
87 k
"
66
2,300
/:
29
-
100
.
50
8%
8%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
x
—1
12
29
t
211,300
49 7k
7%
7%
49%
12%
preferred
Benguet
27
18
9
V 774
49 7k
77%
497k
7%
28%
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
10% Jun
31
Jan
7%
497 k"
300
9%
Bestwall
159 % Jun
.
35% Dec 23
li
3,000
24%
Beneficial Finance
45% July 25
36'A Jan 13
149% Jan
3
6% Jan
2
JUly
7,300
12%
preferred
Best Foods
19 y4 Dec
Oct
a
2474
24
Howell Co
Best
21% Dec
<
48 7
24! 4
18%
28%
prior preferred
Aircraft
5%
2
64% May 17
Apr
48
237k
£5%
(A S)
69
July 21
60% July 25
i
477a
23%
*18
56
Works
34% July 16
45% Jan
187k
47%
23%
com—No par
Instruments
4%%
26
187k
477%
237%
187%
12%
Aircraft Corp
Bendix
1% Feb
,
28 % Jan
54% Jan
7
50% July 10
155
M Jan
4,700
27%
preferred
58% .July 25
25% May 12
,
3.200
13 74
24
91
2
62%
1174
24
Bell &
Jan
62! 4
11%
55%
65% May
44% Apr 10
400
62%
13
Corp
33%
conv
50% July 21
18% Jan
40
16,300
167k
11%
11%
1074
77k
■
16
61%
617%
*18
49'%
Belding-Heminway
9
617k
V
360
85
;
7
-
23%
7%
57
Bell
11
84
7'k
16%
*16
46%
48%
33%
19% May 14
Apr
84%
'
7
16
10%
77 k
57
4
Mar
83 "
7%
16
20
467k
477k
91
12% July 11
.
66.900
1874
7%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
37% July 25
25
417 k
10%
'
477 a
Beech Creek RR
16
417%
5,100
467k
<
23%
91
7
Jan
t5
10
31
Jun
417 a
17,600
/'::■ %
18%
10%
187k
401,4
100
Beck Shoe
Beech
8,600
41%
,
61%'
61
105
Beckman
2
*
May 22
36%
77k
16'%
common—3
—No par
Elec
Beaunit Mills Inc
29 % May 23
34
May 19
28 % Jan
2
10% Jan
2
Apr 22
35y2 July 2
13 % Aug
1
22
Jan
V
29
42
8
25% Jan
83
73% Jan
9
24
3574
7%
*16
104
4% %
72 y2 Dec
36%
10
Optical Co.:
10
Inc—
-No par
127
21
35%
847 k
4574
& Lomb
89% July 12
10% Dec 23
i
36%
41%
preferred series B———100
Iron
May 20
10% Jan
2
187k May 16
35%
23%
7%
preferred series C
136
20% Jan
92
'iv84i/8
7'%
*2274
Bayuk Cigars
Beatrice Foods Co common
21% July 25
91
85
1
noncumulative
92
85
*18
(Tne;—.—
Co
&
Gas
92
*90
92
*—2.50
—
wiituji
377a
40%
7%
10%
No par
(B T) Inc
Bausch
44% May 28
77,800
974
37 %
85
02%
of Amer—-. 5
Co
common
Nov 11
116
23%
97 a
37%
85
($1.20)—No par
pref
Canteen
Mfg Corp (The)
conv preferred
Bath
31
2374
23%
%
9%
407k
62
Nichols common.
23
230
37%
92
40%
16
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
T Mar 24
1,200
97%
37
41
16
Basic Products Corp
57% Jan
4,700
37'%
9%
97k
42
—/——20
Co
2374
23 3%
237k
36%
30%
20
Barber Oil Corp—
27
Mur 24
36%
104%
76%
76%
:
Baltimore & Ohio common——H)0
7
36 %
76%
104
'76%
2,900
62,200
r
104%
36%
104
76 'A
36
3374
7
59% July 25
,
16% Jan
36%
36%
1037%
A 76
37
*90
92
1
;
30% May
48% May 27
19% July 25
23
X23'%
.
...
36
1037k
76%
'
.10
100
common.:
common—
58% July 16
37% July 24
2
29 % Jon
July 23
104'%
76%
24%
*90
No par
RR—
preferred-
series B
Powder
4%
;
36
104%
77%
*76
Topeka & Sante Pe—
preferred
4%
21
35% July 25
,
18
15% Jan
Feb
95
Mar 18
90
-<,
10
^
Dry Goods Corp—
1st preferred:
4%%
-
23.000
18%
31%
9%
Baltimore
3
2.200
31%
Babbitt
9
2
24%
laVk
Baocock
6
24%
317a
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
97 % Jan
24 %
87a'
<40
34 ?a Jan
24%
18
30
8
24%
31% f
Jan
15
Mar
24'%
8%
13% Jun
34
34,500
18%
$2.25
9% July 25
9
12%
31%
'
Jan
117 a
8%
Corp
Avco
12
18%
New
July 24
11%
31%
Conv
7% July 24
50
Mar 14
43
12
18%
Automatic
24% July 25
23% July, 22
5% Jan
2
30
11%
31%
Austin
48% July 25
21
17'%
18%
$3.75
18% July 25
253/4 Oct
*16%
J. 31%
•
,8%
non-cuin
Atlas
16'A Apr
17%
8%
Atlantic Refining
5
17%
18%
com
—
Atlantic
15
88
31%
Refining
&
974
Jan
220
*86%
24V2
3674
July2i
28%
83
12
24%
97k
2
30
Mar 29
14
Nov 26
18%
37'%
14% Jan
79% July 16
'
*17%
9%
57
14
18%
18%
23 'A
90
13,600
*86%
3674
1
26,100
27%
86%
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4%
preferred—
100
2
17%
28'4
27%
24%
Common
5 c/o
8% Feb
25
17%
27%
17%
17%
17%
86%
10
6% Jan
11% Jan 24
18
Jan 24
58,600
17
24%
'Common
42
July 24
57% Jun
75% Nov
57
27%
36% July 23
86 % Jan
27
56%
17%
37% July 25
92
Feb 28
20% Jari
037% Nov
8% Nov
56 7k
g'%
Atchison
13
Jun
10
55%
27%
86%
86
*17%
11%
12
Associates Investment Co——.
24% July 21
56%
187%
5.25%
5
77% Feb
105
55%
16%
11%
•
27% Oct 22
12,800
56%
31%
Associated
•8% Nov
34%,
34
1
Oil
ASR Products Corp-
July 24
10
9
34%
337a
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
Ashland
18% July 21
31% July 21
12
34 %
34
27%
—2.50
Inc__
34 %
33 3 4
17%
1
—
34 '/a
34%
27%
88
5
.
3.400
34%
33%
17
87
*17%
Shares
July 25
34%
27%
ccmmon..
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
Arvin
23
54%
.1
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
33%
56%
32%
5'
Co
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
9
May
29% Jan
23% May 29
15
Feb 25
36 % July
14% Dec 24
17 Yb Oct
28
—
5
28% July 24
90
&
Armour
7
8
20'A Nov 18
16% Jan
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
July 23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 24
Wednesday
34%
34%
33
55%
34%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
July 22
34%
5
10
Oil
Argo
July 25
57
No par
Tuesday
July 21
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
16
34% Jun
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
35% Mar 24
2
Jan
65J/2 Jan
36
10
10% Oct
29
23% Apr 23
JR% Dec, 18
213/i Dec 31
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Tear 1957
47a
1374
77 k
427a
1874
*84%
49
*33%
5
14'A
9
600
70
2.900
47b
5%
35,000
1414
14%
18,900
8',2
25,500
9
43%
43
43'k
5,800
183k
1874
18%
15,000
85
84'%
84%
49
497%
49'2
34
34
34
2774
2874
28%
28%
28s8
29
*547%
5474
547-1
54%
54%
54%
210
40
,
100
21,300
800
Volume 188
Number
5763
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoua
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
97/b Dec
30
26% Jan * 4
28 ft Oct
22
51ftJun
Oct
22
21
13
■
2
1814 Feb
7
94 ft Apr
25ft Nov 10
25 ft Jan
Jan
9
19
74% July 16
39 ft Jan
65 ft Jan
32% Jan
38ft Jan-
19
Dec
30
12% Oct 22
99
Nov
13
July
3
25
20% Jan
2
47.
July .1
25% July 21
19 y8 Jan
13
30% May 29
19
110% Jan
14
14 y4
Apr
3
101ft Jan
2
21
22
55y8 Dec
23
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
22
5% Mar
6
99 ft May
9
5y4Jan
17% Jan
Dec
31
24
8
70
12
Jan
Aug 20
109 ft
Dec
991
Jan
2
;
55ft Jan
2
.
'8
2
'
,
38 ft Jan
11
f\
■
Oct
23
18% Feb
28
31
23
Jan
16
17 ft Jan ./ 2
8ft Jan
3
13 ft
9ft Jun 27
37la Apr
8
54
May 22
July 29
70
Oct
29
"14ft Nov 19
80
July 29
16% Jun
Jan
88ft Jun
17
20
Oct
4
21
4
19% Jun
18
10% Jan
29
50
\
July 23
7614 July
2
34% Jan
3
16 ft Apr
Jan
7
17 ft May 12
Apr
7
31
11
99
Feb
25
32 ft Dec
27
31% Jan
10
36
May 20
17% Mar 21
43 ft
May 22
41'/a Jan
22 ft Jan
10
6% Dec
31
9ft Jan
8
24 ft Oct
22
59% Jan
8
8
Oct
19ft Dec
1
21
24
11% Jan
19
Jan
7
7
Jan
16
3
243/4 Mar
10
3
83/4 Jan 20
;
104ft Jun
lift Apr 29
32% Mar 24
10% Jun
16 ft
26'/a
35%
36 ft
26 ft
101 •
263/a
26%
27%
28
28
1003/4
101
32 ft
33
102
32
41 ft
'42ft
43% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
3% Jan
11
lftJan
2
3
ft July 21
May 7
9
47% Jan
2
57
Feb
40
r
Cessna
42
38 ft
42 Va
39'/a
40%
44
46
441/4
44 ft
253/a
25%
2514
251/4'
25 'ft
27%
600
27 ft
271/4
28 ft
28
28%
19%
*114ft
19%
2014
19%
2OV4
10,100
46,800
114ft
114ft
19%-
7
29 Va
6ft
.10
69 ft
6ft
16 ft
16 yb
*110
67%
30%
30%
18ft
18 ft
*18 ft
18 ft
18%
18%
18%
19
9%
9ft
9%
9
1
*48 ft
*75 ft
50
49
77 ft
16%
30 ft
101
30%
"100
37 ft
11
29
34
Jan
91
Jan
42
1
July 21
100% May 21
32 Va Jan
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
7
Jun
27
14
9% May
9
32 ft July 14
46% Dec
23
69% Jan
9
473/4 Apr
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
89
9% Dec
30
23% Jan
11
18% Dec
31
30% Mar 11
17 ft Mar 19
24 ft July 24
24 ft Dec
10
42
July 25
26% Jan
41 ft
Mar 15
313/4 Jan
2
40 ft Jun
20% July 25
14
lift Jan
2
17% July 25
45n/4 Jan
10
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
61 ft Jan
34% Apr
43 ft Apr
23
29 ft
13% Jan
9ft Nov
10
6
10
60 V2 July 24
94% July 21
'
13
56
Jun
17
July 25
10
July 24
29
12% Jan
2
22
29
18ft Jan
2
31 Va July 25
May 10
18ft Feb
27
37% Jan
22
7
19 Vz
9
7
27 ft
14 ft Jan
Mar 26
12% Jan
ft July 25
26 ft
Apr
7
24
9ft Jan 30
49 ft Oct
21
64
Jan
11
37
52 ft Dec
30
82 ft
July 24
44
23 ft Sep
11
22
30
Apr 24
94ft Jan 31
July 25
July 25
July 3
39% Feb
47% Oct
24
12
21
Jun
17
71
Jun
6
19
Checker
Motors
35% Dec
30
46ftJun
15
23
20 ft Apr
93 ft Jan
7
Dec
23
Nov
4
3ft %
i
95% July
8
106 ft Apr
22
Jan
2
Jan
13
Jan
27
21
34
Jun
40
July 25
55 ft, Jun
May 22
; 2
18
Apr
97ft Jan 23
35 ft JaD
25
2
67
23
83
43% May 20
90
Jun
9
July 18
373/a Feb 25
Feb
101
Jan
74ft Jan
23
Jan
14
8
71ft Feb
6
60
Jan
29
64
5
35
Jan
23
37
15 ft Dec
16
40% May 3
25 ft July 19
15% Jan
2
43 ft Mar
32
Jan
139
Jan
8
127
Jan
106
Mar
S
86
Jan
Dec 23
800
8
17
Apr
41
Feb
27
49% Dec
73
Jun
26
83
•
-
6
Nov
13
18 ft Dec
30
33% Jan
45
12
48
50% Feb 28
Sep
23
13
Jun
27
Feb 10
2
.
65 3/4
86 ft May
Jun .24
43ft Jan
20
8
Juiy~~8
2
133/4 Mar 18
2
120ft July
3
JaD
18
May 27
19V8 May
8
8
22% Jan 16
47 ft Mar
3
Oct
10
Apr 16
41
Jan
30
46
Dec
30
59
Mar
6
46
Jan
8
55
Jun
27
Nov
14
57
Apr 23
47
May
7
54 ft
July 16
25
36
;
23 ft Oct
22
36 ft May 15
24 ft Feb
28
32
22% Oct
22
28
313/4 May 20
21
35 ft May 15
18
Jan
8
24'/a Feb
14 ft Oct
11% Dec
19
20 ft Jun
12 ft Jar
31ft
30%
31ft
31
31%
9%
_l
9% ,10
10
9%
9%
9%
10
lOVo
38%
39%
7,800
x38 Yb
39%
38 ft
38%
2%
38%
*2%
40%
2%
11,100
2%
2%
2%
54 ft
2%
9%
40 ft
40
2%
2%
54
53%
53%
53 ft
53 ft
53%
*
16
40%
42
42
5%
Chic
series A
& North
2
Jan
2
18
May 20
59
12 ft
12ft
31
593/4
12%
12%
12%
24
24 Va
38%
39
ft
39 ft
38%
38%
38%
391/4
16 ft
16%
16 ft
17 ft
17%
55ft
17%
54 ft
55
55
55
55 ft
56
56
56
19%
20 ft
203/4
22
403J,
41%
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.
39V2
19%
19%
19%
19%
30 ft
29%
30
30
303/e
30 Va
30%
30ft
31ft
24%
24 ft
8,600
25
25;
25%
25%
26
2 6'ft
26%
par
25 ft
ft
26 Va
25%
24,100
26
25%
26 ft
25Va
26%
26 la
23
271/4
par
23
23
33,600
23
223/4
23
*22
23
11
*10%
11'ft
11%
lift
46 ft
*44 ft
46 ft
441/2
44 Va
10
48 ft
48 %
49 ft
49%
103,100
33 ft
3,500
*10%
lift
*44 ft
46 Va
47 ft
.
33
ft
94
.
103/4
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11
11
46 ft
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49
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49 Yb
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.
48 yb
ft
33 ft
33 Va
33'/a
■
49
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y;
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33 ft
33 Va
331/4
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ft
*94 ft
95 ft
^94 ft
95 ft
*1023/,
103 ft
*102%
103'/a
102
102'%
10
35 ft
*102ft
35%
36 ft
36%
36%
37
37 ft
38ft
50%
59%
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51ft
50%
51 ft
51ft
52
60'/a
59%
61%
61 Yb
xl5%
16*
16
16
15%
41%
16%
*100
46'ft
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
*125
noncumulative preferred—100
*67
No
$4.50 preferred
101
62%
42ft'
3,7-ft
17'ft
103ft
62%
*35 ft
17 ft
gtd
Corporation
41 Yb
16%
*67
103 ft
50
stock___-50
*102 ft
16%
' 101
473/4
70
106
41%
*125
42%
103ft
par
101
48
1
Special guaranteed 4%
*102 ft
145
42 ft
15
*101
145
*125 V
70
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42%
42
104
*1021/4
r
41%
41
16%;;
'
103ft
*100
50
49'ft
145
*125
70
70
103 ft
,37 ft
,1.7%
17%
13 ft
17%
18%
No par
33%
39 ft
38 ft
39 ft
38%
100
*127 yb
130 ft
*127'/a
130 ft
*127 ft
130
100
♦94 ft
96
*94 ft
96
*94 ft
96
No par
No par
117ft
118
117ft
118
117%
118
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
10
No par
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern Ry
....
t
2.50
-2.50
—
Inc
Columbia
Pictures common
5
117%
118
63 ft
>63
*81 ft
83
63V4
83
16ft
16%
16%
16%
17%
20%
21ft
21'A
20%
•20%
45
*45
45 ft
45
*38
39 ft
*38
39 ft
*53 ft
55
*53 ft
55
*53%
55
*53
54 ft
53 ft
53 ft
*53
54 ft
.
18 3
18
37%
140
1
-
a
12,500
38 ft
4,800
Va
130
98
*127
118%
160
3,000
—
62%
*82
45
55
37
63 ft
83
—
—
5,900
100
'
16%
39 ft
210
64
■
*900
45
54 ft
103
*35 ft
117%
*900
—
10
7,200
*94V2
95
21%
*53
16%
20 ft
*39
39 ft
18
7,500
20%
21
45
45
45
55,200
1,900
17
ft
*38
39 ft
55
55
54 ft
*53
.
•
100
50
29 ft
30
29%
30
29ft
293/4
29%
29%
29%
30%
29 Va
29%
29 ft
29%
29%
29%
29 ft
29%
29%
30%
7,000
19%
i
10
System
62%
*81 ft
38%
130 ft
94
20 ft
*53 ft
100
Gas
63%
*38
com—100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting system4%
Columbia
37 ft
*127 ft
,
*850
82
*44 ft
50
noncumulative 1st pfd
383/4
60
— —
72
64
>
1,900
16,800
43
ft
103
64
16%
.No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
103 ft
*62%
62%.
16%
50%
145
42
104
1,400
102
*68
43
'*35 ft
82
16%
42%
37'/a
63 ft
41%
49 %
70
1,400
106
*125
623/4
83 ft
11,500
25,800
145
62%
63 ft
53%
*100
49%
*35 ft
8,300
61 %
4134
17
62%
190
100
40
16
*102V4
102
37ft
83'/a
5.2%
41ft
*35 ft-
*850
95%
103ft
60*%
106
17 ft
*850
400
1,500
16
;61%
15%
62%
.
.
94
43
preferred
Collins & Aikman Cdrp
ft
*16%
102ft
48%
483/4-
106
2nd preferred—
Coca-Cola Co (The)
4%
53%
'
16%
15
94.1/2
52-%
59%
16%
41%
,
36
94ft
'
60%
1C6
14,100
r'
103ft
94
ft
23
*102 ft
10
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
400
42,500
1,700
20
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
6,100
.
19%
16%
Class A
40 V4
100
Co
200
30
.8.50
'.No
5.800
24 ft
24 ft
..100
Co
100
13
12%
*24
16 ft
;?>
Corp
19,500
8
100
25
Milling Machine Co
600
60%
100
383/4
41%
Class B
59%
*95
38 ft
100
4%
31%
31%
-
60 ft
100
16'/a
par
5 ft %
31
59V4
*95
38 ft
City Stores Co common
5
4ft% convertible preferred—100
7%
4,400
16%
*102 ft
5%
23,100
9V4
24
*23
& Electric—
Equipment
2,100
36%
9
39
5
—;
31ft
98
12%
24
38 ft
9%
36 Va
9ft
9.ft
16 Va
_25
C I T Financial
Clark
59 ft
*95
123/4
*23
ft
31 ft
98
9 ft
37 "a
9
19%
19ft
19%
193/a
19%
19 ya
19%
19ft
19%
49,100
16%
17
16%
17
*16%
■17%
16%
17 ft
3,900
/
14,700
65
42
ft
42 'ft
42%
4,200
34 Va
33%
34%
6,500
34% May 17
23ft Jan
Combustion
1
25 Yb
251/4
26 ft
26ft
26%
37,100
523/4 May 14
11
-19 ft Jan
42 ft Dec
13
Feb
14
104
103/8Apr 22
6 ft JaD
Jan
9
17
4ft Jan
2
7
9% Jan
2
14
7ft Jan
S
4
2
29 ft Jan
2
10
lift Jan
13
3
44 yb Jan
2
95 ft Nov
6
25ft Oct
30
107
Jan
23
10?
Jar
8
Jun
20
7% Jun
6
112
Feb 10
6
13ft Jun
4
15% Jun 18
July 25
35
14% Jan
24
55% July 11
108 ft Jun
4
543/4 Jun
19
27% Feb 24
35
.35 ft Jan
23
19 ft Jan
2
26% May
20
16% Sep
Apr
14 ft Jan
13ft Jan
21
16
19
15
2
22
3
18 ft July 10
17
Mar 28
15ft Jan
8
19 ft Mar 31
403/4 JaD
13
48 ft May 16
49ftJun
58
Jan
14
23
23 ft Jar
2
ft
Mar 24
6
July 24
39 Va Jar
15
49% Jan
14
48 Yb Jai.
4
1013/4 Jan
22
98
Jan
2
104
87
Oct
25
101 ft Jan
22
98 ft Jan
3
103% Apr
25
81
Aug
Jan
30
Feb
28
7
6
95 ft Mar 27
6
20% Apr
94
Apr
333/4 May
30
94
May 15
14
9
17
Jan
7
24
88
JaD
13
3
27% JaD
2
99
23 Va July
96
A
12
105
Mar 29
99
Oct
22
48
Jan
4
40 ft Jac
2
52% July
79 ft Oct
16
92 ft Feb
15
86
Jac
6
95
Mar 12
109
Jac
3
see
page
24.
6
24
IC
40Va July 17
38
Jac
9
Apr 21
92ft Sep
118
26 yb
25 ft
25%
56
56%
56
56 ft
55%
56
54%
5534
8,300
12 ft.
13'/8
12%
13%
12%
131/a
12%
13%
72,800
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
49 ft
49%
49
50
48%
49 ft
49 ft
49%
49%
49%
12,600
100
100
*101 %
102 ft
600
4.64%
preferred
...
5.25% preferred
106
Feb
May
125% Jun
25
7
2
9
108
7
Comptometer Corp
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated
1
Cigar Corp
103
*101%
102%
101ft
108
*108 ft
109%
*108 ft
109ft
7%
7'/a
7ft
7%
♦7
102
*102
*108%
7
103
109%
714
102 ft
*108
7
109
7
50
3,300
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5ft
5ft
5%
5%
12%
»
12%
12 ft
12%
12ft
12%
12 ft
12 ft
12%
12%
7,900
12%
12%
11%
123/8
12 ft
12%
12ft
12 ft
12
12%
18,600
33
33 %
32%
32%
33%
33 ft
33%
331/2
33%
35
2,500
4,200
Corp—5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
1.600
Consol Edison of N Y com_—No par
54%
54%
54%
55
54%
55
54%
55 Va
54%
55%
25,300
104%
105V4
104ft
105
104ft
104V4
104'%
104'%
104%
Consolidated Coppermines
preferred
No par'
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33 ft
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
$5
No par
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
22
Jun
46 ft Jan
25%
Consolidation Coal Co
Oct
89
10
57%
54 ft Jun
19
42
65
12 yb
Solvents
39 Va July 25
29ft Nov
ft
25%
Commercial
July 18
*64
56 ft
Commercial Credit Co
13% July 23
101 ft Jan
65
:
11%
573/8 July 21
2
5
.
1
27% Jun
3
51ft July
106
May
17.
10
Engineering Inc
2
2
Dec
preferred
2
2
3
$4.25
...
Columbian Carbon Co
46% Jan
Jan
33
-
10ft Jan,
41% Jan
Jan
footnotes
Oil
31ft
58 ft
*95
9%
36
9
34
45 ft J at
Po:
36%
8%
42%
17
18
22
35%
9
31ft
*64 ft
May 23
31ft JaL
2
23
Oct
36 ft
8%
31ft
34 ft
4
24
106
35 ft
9:
ft
190
42
11
.
9% Oct
28
37,900
55
com__No par
July 11
20
40ft Oct
16ft NOV
47%
65
14% Jan
83 ft Nov 27
46%
33%
17
26% Oct
,45%
41%
24
22
45 ft
9 ft
*64 ft
30
22 ft Oct
46 ft
*9 ft
34 ft
24
22
45%
9%
42 ft
Dec
36% Oct
47 Va
9 Va
7,300
34 '/a
Dec
19
45%
10,100
*97
41ft
9
Aug
22%
*38 V4
100
preferred
4%% preferred
Service
47'/r
22ft
8%
No par
4%
Cincinnati
09
22%
38
Chrysler Corp
Common
42
97
22%
31
50
Cotton
42
97 ft
22 ft
24
Western
42
97 ft
223/8
38
5% preferred series A__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
41ft
97
22%
*23
pfd
42
99
22%
*97 ft
Ry com Del_50
noncum
*41'/a
99
22%
ft
94%
preferred
5%
42
98%
22
34 Va
6% Dec
Oct
3,900
42 ft
4
Dec
9,700
30ft Jan
Dec
14
108
12
3
55
54 ft
64 ft
30
14
54
34
22
15
a
41%
21
14
97
64 ft
9% Dec
Nov
500
900
15,400
No par
42% Oct
18
11,300
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
20ft Sep
29% Dec 31
10
50
42% July 25
353/4 Apr 15
32
3% Dec 30
31ft
ft
63
48 ft Jar
22
31
.
31
78% Jan
30
Oct
91ft Oct
2,800
16%;
*64 '/a
26
22
26 ft
May 19
68 ft Jan
9
30 ft Dec
35% Oct
25 ft
31 Va ,31%
58 Va
Cluett Peabody & Co com
9
Mar 12
97
48
19
4,000
26
23 ft
12 ft
45 ft Apr
133
-38
68 ft Dec
37%
10
57%
Clevite
6
2
79 ft Feb
Apr
50% Apt
37%
10
94%
18% Mar 11
15
•
98ft Jan
17
17% NOV 12
13
120
37%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
6
27
25
Sep 25
25
July 16
106ft May 20
Oct
2
9
43
33 ft Dec
99y2Jan
14
May 14
50 ft July
150
57 ft Nov
778
2,100
100
371/a
49%
100
Cities
43
139
114% May
100
373/a
23 ft
9%
31%
No par
40
City Investing Co common
5ft% preferred
,
City Products Corp..
17
2
May 16
95
30%
30'/a
:
37 ft
50
1
com
61:% July 23
15 ft Jan
21
Oct
301/4
100
37 ft
10
preferred
16 ft May 23
35 ft Jan
Oct
31ft Dec 23
6
102
Dec
70
12
14
73
123 ft Jun
30 ft
*98 ft
4,100
23 "2
No par
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
Chickasha
Feb
30
104
30%
100
16%
*9%
Chile Copper Co
10% Jan
July
Jan
'
500
77ft
16%
23
Corp
Great Western
7
6
102
24
Dec
30%
100
13,500
49%
*76
23%
_i
Class A
Chic
27
9
67 ft
49%
16%
10
No par
convertible
20
4
99
175
50
77 ft
16%
10
31
,_i
Chicago & East 111 RR
57% Jan
443/8 Feb
18% May 31
103 ft Nov 20
33
ft
>75'/a
16%
23%
Corp__
$4.50 preferred
11% Jun
8
44
47
23
162
30%
101
49
77 ft
16%
23 ft
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Vought Aircraft Inc
48% Jun
July 15
27
Dec
Dec
50
*76
,16%
30O
1,000
10% •
23 ft
Inc
;
25
88
50ftJan"~4
100ft Sep
10
9%
24
"'9%
10
Common
Mar 11
Apr
283/4 Jan
102
25% Dec
10ft
50
*23 ft
par
5
;
Chain Belt Co..:
Cincinnati Gas
82 ft Oct
10
,.9.50
_.
35 ft
30
10 ft
50
33%
30
19 ft
9%
:T
ft'
24%
Chemetron Corp
___i
Cheinway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
Dec
18 V2
*19 »/a
50 ft
37% Feb
50% July 11
10'/a Sep
5
31ft Jan
4
19 ft Dec
31%
*18%
19ft
37 ft
9ft
18% Dec
31ft
18 ft
19Vo
24 ft
9%
18
31%
18 ft
19%
49%
46%
30
31
18 ft
24
_1
Dec
5,200
31 yb
50 ft
1.25
11
3,100
24
43/4 Jan
40
67%
23 ft
10% Mar 28
19
20
66%
49%
31
11
34,900
50 ft
Chance
22
200
171/8
110
24 ft
473/4 July 25
10% Jun 30
Oct
67
7,200
40,600
'95ft
16%
110
49%
24
10 ft Nov
66 ft
'
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
40 ft Nov
'
67
*93
16%
111
22 ft
17% Jan
31
96
16 ft
*110
130
6%
75%
___5
31% Jan
12
*94
16ft
760
115ft
6ft
74 ft
___50
99 ft Jan
12
95ft
*114
6%
75
19%
77 ft
16%
101
37%
10
31
*6 ft
72 ft
*18 ft
49
*76
16%
30 Va
"
'
111
66 ft
30%
20
31ft May
2
49 ft Jan 24
22
16 Yb
67
__5
-
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''
30 ft
6%
71ft
*94
1113/4
66 ft
1
Service
*6 ft
:: 16%
16 ft
112
67
115ft
70 ft
-
94%
30
Feb
6ft
70%
94 ft
24
6 ft Oct
6ft-
115
69 Va
4ft Dec
-
*
19%
115
70%
10
23 ft Nov
20
115
96ft
17 ft Dec
-
19%
115 ft
20% Oct
30
27,900
930
46
■
11
3,600
25%
Co___
Gotham
5,900
54 ft
IOIV4
45
:
Corp__
Aircraft
Chadbourn
33
541/4
25%
common.:
Products
32%
54 ft
46 ;
Century Industries Co___.__._No
Certain-Teed
ft
101ft
33
54'/a
27%
Co
Pasco
41%
102
32%
27
of N J ,
Central & South West Corp
Central Violetta Sugar Co
de
42 Va
6,500
1011/4
,
54%
46
Celotex Corp common.
5% preferred
Cerro
'
41%
ft
54
*25
;
Public
'
•
27%
'
,
33
55 ft
10,000
19,000
ft
45%
*110
Illinois
ft
*
25%
cony preferred seres A_100
RR
26 yb
,
101
54 ft
*94
Central
16
69% Jan
86 ft Jun
preferred
Central
50% July 11
253/4 Feb 20
23
38
.15%
35 ft
25
par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No par
4 Va %
preferred ,
__—100
12
11
22
16ft
34%
45 Va
Central of Georgia Ry com
No par
%
5 % preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
37% July 25
2614 July 26
ft Dec
31ft Oct
16
35 Yb
27%
Central Aguirre Sugar .Co
Central Foundry
Co
July 16
45ft Oct
1
*-
9
2OV2 Jun
-
15
100ft Jan
16%
34 ft
33 ft
_ioo
4ft%
15'/a
34'/2
54 ft
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7% 2nd preferred •
_100
2
July 1
69% Jun 20
Shares
15%
50
;
preferred
the Weak
July 25
100
Co common.:
2nd
4.20%
Friday
July 24
~~ 1
i_~~~i
—.12750
-
preferred
-6 ft %
10
Sales fw
Thursday
33%
53 ft
'*■
PRICES
15 ft
26
33
5
.
__
Caterpillar Tractor
114
28
26% Nov
7%
-
;1
33V4 Feb
3
723/4 Mar 19
7
1
SALE
July 23
15 ft
-
..."
17% Dec
44
Co__.I
common.:
preferred
Case (J I)
Apr 28
17% Jun
26% Feb 28 \
17ft Jan
7
16
•4ft%
75% July 25
101
Jan
98
55
23 ft Oct 22
6% July
3
55 Yb Apr 14
96
July 11
100 ft Mar 13
Steel
Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
34%
*101
Carriers & General
Corp„
Products Inc
"fe
119% Jun
33 Va
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
fty 100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carter
July 11
14%
5
26
Carrier
6
18% Jun
1
I
Tuesday
July 22
July 21
_^I"~10
Carpenter
'
5ft Oct
.
7
Oct 24
23% Aug
Monday
Par
(The) Co
Mfg Co_
(Philip)
43 ft July
3
Apr 26
.
21
33 ft July 11
55 ft July 22
2
47
Carborundum
Carey
103
13
30
Aug 15
18ft Oct 22
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
28% Feb
2
:
31 la Dec
37
6
36 »/4 July 25
13
40 ft Dec
11
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
30% Apr
24-
NEW
Highest
10% Jan
32 ft May 22
105
Mar 21
90ft Nov 11
22 Yb Nov 19
Lowest
.
1
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
5
Common
4%
100
preferred
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50
preferred
Continental Can
$3.75
preferred
$4.50
conv
2nd
—
No par
Inc common
...
preferred
10
No
104%
1,600
30
31%
31ft
33%
32%
33%
33
34
33 ft
34
22%
23%
23 Va
24
23%
24%
23%
24
24
24%
3,500
19%
41,000
13,200
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
20 ft
21
20%
20%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%.
17%
17%
17ft
17ft
17 ft
17V2
18
18
900
47 ft
47ft.
47
47 ft
46'/a
46%
46ft
46 Va
46%
47
6,000
33
33
31
32
32
31ft
31ft
310
38
39
*31 yb
32
38%
38%
38%
52 V2
100
100ft
52%
100ft
52%
100
101
101
100ft
101 ft
*101 ft
*93 ft
951/2
*93 ft
95 ft
22%
22%
22%
23 ft
52 ft
*93ft
22 ft
*95
39%
105
49%
52%
95 ft
22%
96
40
105
50%
*93
39 ft
104ft
50
QQ
96
*93
40
38%
*
104ft
503/a
par
*89
92
*89
*120
125
*120
124
39 ft
39
39%
38%
39 ft
14,303
52%
52
52V4
52%
52 ft
8,800
100 ft
99
99
38
99
480
101%. 102
350
103
96
39 ft
105
102ft
102ft
*93 ft
95V2
23
*93
38%
105
23 ft
96
39%
105'ft
*93ft
23
95 ft
23 ft
*93
39
104ft
105
50%
49
49%
49V4
49%
91
89
89
87
87
*118
122
*118
123
48%
.
17,600
96
39
*89
93
109
104ft
*31
1,900
*113ft
123
12,700
200
16,900
20
"
The
38
CommercialFinancial Chronicle
and
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
(360)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Dec
31
4
Jun
21% Jun
19
12
8% Apr 29
7
7
26% Jan
20
preferred
Jan
19
38% Feb
13
56 74 July 25
43% July 20
28'A Jan
45% July 18
23
40% July 11
19 Va May 20
49% May 21
Dec 30
51
54% July 25
50 Va Jan
14
17% Dec
•
Feb
28
52
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
22
Oct
31
96% May
85
15
Dec
30
25
Oct
17% Jun 23
88 74 July 25
Oct
22
Nov 29
74
2
S
2% Jan
30
Aug
6
31
17% Oct
4
97b
87 b
9%
16% July 23
5
40% Oct
22
Oct 22
85
18
38% Jan
16% Dec 23
10
16'/a Jan
15% Dec 31
32% Apr
17% Oct
30% Apr
17
25
18% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
11
54
65% Jan
19
NOV
5
•7
2
Jan
13
3% Apr
3
53% Feb
12
59%'Jun
5
53% July 24
;5fi% Feb
17
22
Jun
4
18% Jun
8
21% Feb
13,100
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57b
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41'A Apr
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83'A Jan
15
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25
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88
1974
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100
10
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,
674
27b
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52% July 16
6
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.
1974
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2
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5
6
3
0
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.
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197b
197b
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8874
89
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240
163
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88
29
33,300
4474
44
1674
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30% Mar
..
8774
1974
common—-----1
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$1.60 prior preferred
No par
40
60
162
164
164
53
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-■
447b
43%
164
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18.300
237b
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35%
11
7
23%
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11
21
2374
1
Inc
Press
Jan
Oct
2374
preferred ;
47% Jan
79% Jan
23
No par
noncum
64% Jan
61
237b
——5
5
20% Mar
2474
♦65%
13
19% Jan
47
2474
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
10% Jan 21
33% Jan 28
9
2574
5
-100
Cuneo
9% May 28
"
13% May
11
56,300
24%
(The)
preferred
4 %%
18
23% Dec
7,900
2774
Cudahy Packing Co common
6
26
17
30% Nov 21
437b
27
Cuban-American Sugar
Jun
7% Jan
38% Oct
427b
2774
Corp
preferred
Cuba RR 6%
36% July 14
29
43
26%
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
37% Dec
8
Petroleum
27ya July 24
Jan
4274
267b
247b
,
11% May
67
6% Jan
50
2
Feb
.9
5% Nov 20
5574
43 Ya
2574
1
—1
preferred
$4.20
24
27% Jan
17
Jan
11
5% Oct 21
$2
25% July 21
2
39%
4274
257b
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
25
20,000
5474
4374
247b
Crown Cork & Seal common
May 12
% Jun
4
39
53
56%
55%
4374
25
Cream of Wheat Corp
101 % Jun
56
5474
257b
Inc
Coty International Corp
Crescent
3
11
95% Mar 18
15% Feb 20
16,500
44
Coty
19'/a Apr 28
43% Apr
9%
974
5574
Crane Co common
35% July 10
25% Jan
974
24
1674
3
9,700
9
8%
8674
22 % Jun
3
53%
4374
447b
3%%
21Va
52
04%
v
16274
16
200
2174
52%
5
447b
3
Jan
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
23% Jun
.
9
12,700
22 %
52
53
52
1174
117 b
11%
1
7
14'A Mar
12
31% Feb
11
10% Dec
Jan 24
79
Jun
86
*2174
21%
537b
*2174
52
16274
G% July 25
2% July 3
30% July 10
13
28% Jan
22
Jan
14
20
24% Jan
26% Oct
Apr 16
July 18
89
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
22
1
87 Va Apr
Mar 11
22
*21
Corning Glass Works common^.—5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
/Jun 23
Shares
107b
5374
1% preferred
100
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp„—1
44% July 21
3
4% May 9
1% Jan 13
2
May 17
6% Jan
18
1% Dec 24
July 18
169
15% Jan
4
'■
13
Oct
79%
Jan 30
57
13
16
74% Feb 12
85
< Jan
0
74
5
52
12% Apr
57'A Feb
;
25% Feb
the Week
July 25
_—14
Motors
—5
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
5% convertible preferred
50
G% convertible preferred
50
Corn Products Refining common_10
11
Friday
July 24
9 7b
Continental Oil of Delaware
25'A Jun
Mar 20
159
17
27% Jan 14
Continental
May 15
10
20
Jan 14
33% Jan
34% Deo 27
166% Deo
24
12'/a Dec
-1674 Jan
79% July 11
11
July 18
145
6
37
23
Dec
20
9
24
5
Insurance
Thursday
'
11
1074
2174
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
16% Dec 30
May 15
43% Jan
8
27% July 24
Jun
70% Jun
26 % Dec
July
Continental
21
11%
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
5274
*21
25
Continental Steel Corp
183A Jan
8
3
13
54% May
41'/a Dec 30
«
Jan
44
3
39'A Nov 14
5'/a Oct 22
53 lA
HIGH
Wednesday
July 23
Tuesday
July aa
1074
117 b
107 a
—2
common
convertible
5%
July at
Par
Copper & Steel—
Industries
8
II
2
18% May
%V
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Continental
15% J*n
20'A Nov
9
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1957
LOW AND
'
STOCKS
Previous
Ranee for
5074
517a
52
527a
15,000
D
40 %
12% Jan
8% Oct 22
9% Jan
9
6% Feb
16
3% Dec
July 12
1
86% Mar
27
Dec
18
13% Apr
3
22
47
1
30
40
Oct
21
73
Nov
15
72
Oct
24
49% Apr 16
86
Mar 4
86
Feb 27
75
Jun
19
88
10
14% Oct
3
a
13% Jan
a
July 7
6% Apr 10
18
30
22
35% Oct 23
35%
40%
50
50c
17%
17%
50c
14%
37%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147'a
14
1474
14
14%
12,900
38%
37
37%
37
371/4
377b
3874
387b
387b
21,200
20
35 %
35%
35%
35%
3574
36
3574
3574
3574
3574
16,400
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
20%
20%
22%
30,400
50
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
97a
97a
97b
30,900
54%
23
2
3
31
29% Dec 19
57% Jan
25% Dec 30
2
Mar 29
40%
40'A
40%
40%
40'A
4074
4074
40
40%
6
Jan
8
38% July 24
25% Jan
2
5
9% Jan
a
8% Jan
3
_.
11% July 18
IDA Jan
2
17 Va
54'/a Apr
8
74% Jan
9
24% Jan 29
12
2
17% Jun
13
68'A Jun 17
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
May 13
19%; May 9
12
Jan
16% Jan
15
9% Aug
6% Jan
6
3
2
9% July
206
160% Oct 21
Jun 27
99
76% Nov 14
July 18
172% Apr
110
Mar 27
106% Jan
89% Feb
1
85
Jan
195% July 25
112'A Apr 21
91% Apr 28
10
8
6
30% Oct 23
37% Apr
36% Nov 14
45
Jan
25
41
41
49% Jan
29
48% Mar 13
Aug 27
34% Jan
2
Mar
2
July 17
47% May 13
50
May 12
5
39% Oct 28
49
Jan
24
44
41
Nov 18
50
Jan
31
46
40
July
July
1
48% Jan
29
July 25
44% Feb 28
1
50
22
48
,41
14
Oct
24
Oct
11
16% Dec 30
23 % Dec 18
72
Dec
Jan
8
48 % Mar
„
51
Jan
31
31
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
14% Jan
47% Jan 11
27% Jan
2
34% Jun
17
51% Jan
4
29% Jan
2
38% Feb
17
3
42% July 15
16% Jan
3
22% Apr
3
37% July 25
29 % July 24
81% Mar
73% Jan
8
82% Jun
30 % Apr
60% Julj
5
1
21% July 25
14
26% Jan
2
97% Jan
13
115
Jun
18
158
Feb
28
64% Jan
14
38% Jan
2
50'A July 23
27% May
8
81% Apr 11
22% Jan
2
30
76
9
83 %
213% Dec 19
40
Jan
10
22% Jan
2
82
27% July
91
Apr
8
143 % Nov
6
38% Dec 31
22 % Oct
74
Nov
21
8
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
Jan
6% Dec 30
Jan
14% Apr
15
3% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
1
14% Jan 31
Dec
23
44% July
22 % Oct
22
34
3% Oct 22
159
17
35'A Mar
2
25% Dec 27
24
86
Mar 20
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
24% Dec 30
3% Jan
151
25
95
27
Jan
Jan
14
4% Jan
17% Jar
2
30% Dec 23
35 % Apr
10
76
893A Jan
14
6% Dec 23
43
Dec
20% Jan
7
30
79
6
3
51% Apr
16
28% Jan
2
aee.
Dage 24"
901
54 % May 29
Apr 30
29%
29%
30
30
30
30
30
317b
11,300
34%
14 Va
14%
14%
1474
147b
14%
147b
1474
4,300
1174
117 b
1574
1574
8,500
58 74
56,200
30
14%
•
Mar
14% Jar>
8
29
20% July 16
39% July 25
11%
117b
14%
15%
157a
3 57b
00
587b
597 b
16%
167b
17
17
17
58 Va
59%
59%
61%
0074
61%
0074
0174
6074
62
61,600
40%
41%
40%
41%
41 Vs
43%
43
4474
43
44%
40.500
20
20
2OV4
20%
20%
20%
207a
207a
2074
20%
2,000
11
11
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11%
1174
11%
1174
1,900
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11%
874
1174
8%
874
8%
8%
8%
3,200
19,500
1
16%
16%
17
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1
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Watch
9
8%
& Co—
5
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No par
10
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50
50
50
—-50
50
5
189'A
191
190%
192%
190
19174
192
1957b
108 Va
108%
108
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10874
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43%
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50
47
47
87
40%
85
85
86
41
41%
407b
46 Va
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*49
50
46%
467b
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products
Co—
50
*46
4674
50
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49
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49
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50
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49
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300
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11.700
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43%
50
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50
20
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47
400
46
20
46
48
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50
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49
48
48
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49
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20%
20 %
20%
207b
33
33%.
3474
8,100
347a
35 Va
33,200
37%
8,600
29%
287b
2974
277 b
28%
45,000
79
78
78
77-%
78
4474
4874
4874
50%
40,000
114 Va
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1147b
15,300
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10
10
3574
36%
20%
27%
27
28%
28%
100
5
10
100
77 %
77'A
771/4
78
78
45%
46
44%
45%
447 b
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13,900
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36
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.
36
34
156
3374
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—
217b
347a
33 %
33%
35%
155
33%
20%
207t
3474
32%
36
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33
34
115%
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114%
156
156
156
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330
156%
100
47
48'4
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491/2
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4974
5074
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7,800
29%
29%
29%
29%
2974
2974
297b
297b
2974
29%
3.000
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82
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82
26%
94
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92
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94
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92
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83
7,400
277b
10
95
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15%
16
16%
16%
167b
167b
16%
33%
32%
331A
3274
3374
33
3374
3374
1,500
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32%
34
4%
33
4%
33%
474
5
51/8
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33
33
33%
8
7%
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5
3274
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5
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22,600
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5
3374
33'A
2,600
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4,700
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31%
307 b
317 b
31
31%
81,400
38%
3874
39
38
387b
3,900
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774
678
77b
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7.800
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
217b
217 a
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21%
2,500
30
31%
31
31
31%
31%
31
317 b
3074
31
8,200
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87
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85
85
85
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32%
33
32
32'A
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32%
3,000
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14.500
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5
10
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7
7
85
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85
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8%
874
5374
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100
53%
531/4
50
5
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56%
13
13%
13%
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13
13%
1
3
18%
36%
19%
18%
19
18%
1874
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38'A
38%
3774
387b
8%
53%
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-
7
3274
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*42
431/4
50
86%
417 b
4174
43>A
43V4
*49
1.100
*8574
80
41%
"86
35%
Endicott JohnscJn Corp common
25
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
1.80D
108%
33%
Emerson Radio & Phonographs
Empire District Electric Co
17
190%
*86
32%
Co
1674
188
1
Mfg Co
.\58
*108
<.—-10
Erie RR common
i
1,400
11%
58%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4 % % preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
Electric Storage Battery
10
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
317«
11%
11%
11%
38%
3
11
29%
31'
57
13 ya Jan
11,000
38%
60% Feb
13
2,100
2674
31%
2
Jun
157b
7b
31 'A
44% Jan
Apr 30
1574
26
37%
8% Jun
18
157b
207a
7%
2
1
157a
257b
38V4
6% Jan
28
15 Va
25%
31%
30
300
31
15%
7%
38 % Apr
*30%
6,600
24%
37%
3
31
U.
31%
15%
30%
19
31
-
15%
4
Feb
3174
25% \ 25%
5
7% July
317a
15,100
15%
3
8
13
Feb
*31
317a
1,700
3874
387b
25%
Emerson Electric
May
33% July
Feb
"31
38 74
15%
Elgin National
2
77
31 %
3774
24%
El Paso Natural Gas
2
62
31%
9
JaL
20
31%
3
26% Jan
12
23
3
31
26
22
July 21
58
July 3
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
28% Dec
4
31%
Jun
9% Feb
35
2
7
32% Apr 30
-
>
31%
38%
317b
36%
40 Ya Jun
10
Jan
6
3
Mar 27
33% July
2
29
21
Nov
May 28
May 22
July 25
5% May 14
2
8
15% Oct 22
24% Nov 13
3
34
May 20
6"% Jan
4
20% Feb
Jan
6% Jan
Mar
36%
35,500
3G
*3474
36
31%
35%
31%
*3474
14%
6074
Eastern Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
4%% prior preferred:
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
6%
preferred
50%July 25
115% July 22
36
14%
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern Airline Inc
4
31'A
11%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.-10% preferred—
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
May 21
-
53
13
*30%
58
4%
3
50% July 15
16% Jan 10
27% Dec 30
27
Jan
Jan
34 Va
1
5
50c
Common
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
41 %
13%
33%
14%
Corp
du Pont de Nem
127b
3274
*34%
35%
31%
13 7b
36
34%
%
13
3174
30%
30^},
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56
*55
56
*55
13%
13%
61
Dunlan Corp
7
56
*55
14%
Dunhill
6
13%
00%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
International
20% July 22
12% Jun
36
13%
No par
Dow Chemical Co
Dresser Industries
July 25
44% July 24
Mar 26
9
Dover
62
30%
"34%
56 Va
*55
13%
30 Ya
No par
No par
Dr. Pepper Co
Dome Mirtes Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
May 20
56
*55
12%
10
1
25
50c
2.50
2
1
Diamond Alkali Co
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
Diana Stores Corp
Disney (Walt) ProductionsDistillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp
May 13
54
-15
2
-
32% Apr 30
32% May 21
54
1
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co_
Devoe & Raynolds class A
34% Mar 17
14
9% Aug 20
5%" Dec 20
"
10,200
13% July
16'A Oct 21
'
8,400
40 %
58
Jan
r
20,600
34% Jan
57 3A
r.
1,500
19%
42%
17
22
547'a
187b
427b
13% July 21
43% Feb
4
_
;
■
12,700
187,;
22
Oct
1874
5475
54%
|
VfV
427a
9% Apr
36% Dec 24
5474
s
10
187b
23% Oct
11% Dec 24
'
874
•
10
8674
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187,;
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84
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42
16
49
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19
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86
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8674
42%
27% July 9
31% July 25
15% Jun 30
12
14
85
84
*83
187 b
7
Jan
85
*82
54 Va
2
11% Jan 14
85
86%
'
18%
11% Jan
14% Jun
6,200
1,900
4274
14
91
34
4974 /
541,4
10
10
3374
49%
18%
14
10
3374
49-%
84
*82
18%
19
3374
4974
42 Va
34
24
34%
50
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300
17%
15'/a Dec
Dec
-
V
*
41 %
15% Jan
Dec
127b
18%
6
8
Western—.
127a
42%
Dec
11
—
&
12 %
300
17%
13% Dec 30
50% Oct
Lack
1274
*84
84
85
17%
12%
.<
-
41%
41% Jun
Jan
10
J
474
54
38% Nov 12
13
:
V 85
•♦374
49%
85
*82
87
474
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
9% Jan
29% Apr
34% Mar 17
30% May 2
25% Jan
2
29% Mar 20
37% Mar 13
Inc
common
preferred
Delaware
37% Jan
Feb
Jan
Co
Delaware & Hudson—
6
55
41% May 21
Jan
7%
84
•85
*3 7a
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
2
22% Jan
Records
Deere &
85:1
*82
4%
July 8
20% Feb 17
18
39
Decca
12
'*374
*11%
4%
*84
"84
1
Dayton Rubber Co—.
11
4%
42% July 25
46% Feb
16 % Jan
34% Apr
59% July
Jan 21
34% Dec 17
34%
49%
4%
55
15
65
Nov 25
8% Dec 17
;
34
9% July 25
26% Apr 18
48% July 17
51 % May
15 % Dec
Feb
•'
;
33%
July 22
23
f
49%
39% July 16
37
Jun
4
19
1
convertible preferred 1——20
:
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3,75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C
100
16% Mar 10
27% Jan
2
30
Feb 25
6
1
19
40
*11%
16
15% Jan
28% Apr 25
25ya Jan
1
33 % Oct
37
Jun
89
Mar 18
3,100
10,100
—.
,
11
12
28
Jan
5074
92%
107b
*11%
87
88
507a
•9074
-
5%
83
31% Feb
7
41% Feb 25
55
10
a
11
4%
52% July 16
Jan 22
2
■
Mar 26
83 Va Jan
83
507
9074
1074
10%
Daystrom Inc
19% July 22
19% Dec 30
6% Dec
43% Jan
10%
49%
90%
11
—5
30
32% May
2
31
Nov
36 74 Jun
Mario
5
Apr
23% Jan
22
13% Jan
26% Dec
26
Aug
10%
11
50
92%
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
Dan River Mills Inc
12% July 25
10% Apr 21
27% Oct
common
preferred series A
3%%
4
11% Jun
9
4% Jun 30
Mar 11
3
Jun
91
Corp
8%
"87a
8%
53%
*52iA
53%
56%
*55
5674
-
53%
54
140
"
5674
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56%
13
13 V*
13
137a
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19
187b
19
387b
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260
,
15,500
7,400
22,500
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Number 5763
188
NEW YORK. STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
i
Range for Previous
stocks
Year1957
39l/s Nov 25
6-1
Oct
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11
65
Jan
37%'Apr
17
1214 Jan 24
7
Jan
16
43% May
2
5
Sep
25
22
67
Aug 23
41% Oct
21
3% Dec 30
13% May 14
27% July
7
79
22 Va Jan
1
25 % Nov 29
24% Jan
2
80
Family Finance Corp
1
80
12
64% July 10
7% Jan
43
July
May 19
3% Apr
14
31
36% May 14
29% Jan
10
20% Jan 31
G
19% Jan
2
Feb
27
32
Mar
27% Jan 21
34% Jun
11
3
38 %
18
Dec
30
31% Jan
10
42% July 25
Jun 27
22
32
14
105
July 12
July 7
23% Mar 13
20% Jan
75% Oct 28
42
16% Jan
19% Oct
83% Jan
39
Oct
22
Jan
57
47% Feb
24
July 25
32% July 25
111
July 22
56% July 23
10
May
29% Jan
2
19% Dec 20
9
16% Apr 25
36% Nov 13
66
2
38% Apr
7
82% Apr
16
81% NOV 13
100% Oct
47
Jan
101% July 23
2
106
Feb
8
101% Jan
57
Dec
5
55% Feb
24% Mar 14
49% July a
100% July 22
104 % Jun
5
14
Mar 12
14
72
15% Apr 25
6% Dec 18
34% Oct 22
79
Nov
6
45
Oct
21
12% Jan
4
37% Jan
87% Jan
56% Jan
45% Mar20
94
59% Jun
13
54
Jan
9
22% Oct
28
17
Apr
3
43'% Juu
3
39%.Jan
3
~78
Nov" 13
7% Mar
5% Oct
6
21
42% Oct 21
92
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
18
8
87
Nov 27
65% May 15
134
93% Aug
10% Dec
2
68% Nov 14
8% Dec
52
10
Nov 14
6% Oct
22
8% Dec 30
24% Jan
80
Jan
8
14
10% July 24
10% Apr
40% Dec 30
45
Apr
lo
11
20
36% Jan
8
Oct
21
13% Mar 11
60% July 24
122% July 23
2
92
Feb
4
7
37% Jan
18% Apr 29
July 11
2
13
Jan
35% Apr
5
15
2
95
July
50% July
42% July
2
19% Jun
5
25
37% Jan
16
2
10% Jan
14
67%.Jan
15
0 % Jan
64
7
Jan
Jan
2
95% July 21
13% July 25
2
65
6
8% Jan
2
40% Jan
22
20% Jan
12% July 17
12% July 3
2
8% Feb
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
17
54
27
Jan
2
3% Oct
21
8% Jan
3% Jan
2
6
30
36% Jan
24% Jan
13
31
13% Oct 31
15% Feb
14 % Jan
2
Dec
3% Dec 30
51
Jan
9
25% Dec
17
90% July
25
1
Jan
Nov
19
47% Jun
67% Dec
18
88
10
11
25
135
9
Jan
125
Dec
23
17% Dec
23
12
May 16
Aug
19
9
July 25
July 25
3% Jan
Jun
37% July 12
101
July
2
Apr 30
26% Jan 11
6
16% July 25
4% Jan 21
52% Apr
5% Jan
59
6
29% July 24
43% July 25
44% July 22
25
23
May
11% July 14
48
23% Oct
2
5%%
7
55
26% Jan
2
96% Jan
13
Feb
7
30% July 25
102 '; Apr
18
24% Feb 25
35% Jun
2
69 % Jan
87% July 24
11% Mar 19
10
9% Jan
125
Jan
140
19% Jan
pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
4
? convertible preferred
100
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
5
Fifth Avenutf Coach
Lines Inc_~ZZIo
Filtrol Corp
Firstamerica
Firth
Power
May 29
4%
Gabriel
Co
Gar
4
Woocl
% c/o
General
GVo
Uar
50 T4 Dec
48
Jan
4
Jan
30
101% NOV
1
76% Nov
7
Dec
91% Feb
1
60% Jan
112
Apr
2
33% Jan
2
1
112% Mar 20
87 % Jan
Jun
117% Jan
5%
$5
Dec
18
Jan
7
4
33% Oct
22
5 Va Jun
13
39% May 22
34
4
37% Jan
2
July 19
21% Apr
15
18% July 3
50% Jan 10
15 % Jun
3
32% Jan
13
19% Nov 19
27% Mar 19
20% Jau
16 % Dec
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
19 % Oct 22
14% Dec 26
31
Dec
24
23
5
56
3,400
17%
47%:
17 %
4,400
43%
10,100
47%
46%
7%
42%
*90
100
7%
"a
47
43%
4
92
*90
92
49%
33%
33%
*90%:
48%
7%
7%
43%
43%
92
71%
09
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71%
96%
97
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102
98%
102
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7Tb
44
43%
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92
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40
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120
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55,700
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18
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18
17Tb
18 Tb
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14,800
33
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34
35
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35
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63
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43
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30
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31
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16 Vb
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57
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56
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30%
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35%
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35
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84
84%
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57
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.
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7,600
13,400
30
16
30%
9,300
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86
57a
3,000
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30%
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300
4,200
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3,000
57
30 Tb
2,300
100'%
100
34%
34%
34
34%
6,800
85
87%
86%
87
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100
30
5
11
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138%
138%
139%
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140
140
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28
30
30
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30%
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31%
29
30
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13,000
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34%
34 %
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
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34%
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com
100
60
2
17
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.
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11
140
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11
3,100
170
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93
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59%
61
60%
65
62
68
65
66 Tb
4,400
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14
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14 Tb
13%
14%
2,200
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11%
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11 Tb
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16%
167u
6,300
93%
93
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93
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lo
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15%
15 %
15%
15'%
15Tb
161b
58%
58%
58%
58%
1
58 %
58%
59%
44,600
60%
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60%
61 %
61%
62%
61%
62%
61%
627a
110,200
1
25%
25%
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25%
25%
25 %
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25%
25Tb
257a
300
No par
l
02%
8%
03 %
62%
63
62 Tb
63
63 Tb
63%
64%
11,400
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,000
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77%
114
781%
70%
42 %
42%
114%
115%
113%
114%
77 Tb
78%
42 T
113
113%
78
78
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113
79
112%
114
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2,500
113
180
42%
114
43 Tb
185,000
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42 %
114 %
1,400
700
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89
88%
88%
88
88%
88
88%
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15
37
37
37%
37%
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37%
37%
37%
37
37
1,100
08%
09%
70
71%
71%
71%
72
72%
72%
3.909
32
32 %
31%
32 %
31%
31%
28%
28%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51Tb
51%
1
Equipt Corp
1
preferred
No par
No par
45% July
8%
114
42 %
42%
Precision
i
Public Service
114
114
41%
$3 convertible preferred
General
77 %
78%
*113
114
1%
No par
2
63
8 Tb
58%
'
100
May
8 Tb
8 %.
58 %
50%
50
5
Co
Preferred $3.75 series
10c
4%
5
71%
4%
5
4tb
■
88%
31%
32%
32
32 •■'a
29%
29%
29%
29%
120
'*51%
.
51Tb
51
51 Vb
2,100
4Tb
5
4Tb
0
44
43'%
5,700
5
21,000
General
43 Tb
13,000
3
25% July 24
44%
44
44%-
43 7
a
44%
43%
28%
29
29%
29 Vb
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
22%
22
23%'
22%
23%
23 Tb
23 Tii
23 Tb
23%
35%
30%.
36
36%
36%
37
37
37%
37 Tb
39%
1
23%
23%
23
22%-
23%
22 Tb
23
23
23 Tb
3,300
_1
General Refractories
2
39% July 25
24% Feb
5
44%
10c
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
21%
23%
24».5
24%
24%
24Tb
24%
25%
25
25 Tb
26,600
Public Utilities Corp
General
28
_10
9
30% July 23
23% July 23
General
47%
98%
102
7%
42%
43
95%
Motors Corp common
conv
46%
100%
102
29 Tb
preferred
$1.60
47%
99%
29%
41%
uenerai
6
150
55%
17%
29 Tii
41%
41
24
109
56
17%
28Tb
5
20
*107
55%
17%
41 %
30% Oct
jan
107
50%
17%
93%
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co_
31% Feb
107
54%
17%
29%
14
72% July 25
52 % Feb
109
55%.
17%
41%
92% Jan 22
2
*107
54%
17%
28%
38% Apr
May 26
111
55
40%
6
44% Jan
109
22,600
40%
2
27
110
5,600
32 Tb
40
8
28% Jun
17%
40%
1,400
24
5
Jan
57% July 15
102%
04%
18.%
.
48Tb
_
48% Jan
47% July 12
34% May 17
31Tb
No par
4
18
23%
317 it
5
12
11
18 %
23%
31%
50
Jan
25
18%
23 Va
47 Vb
common
Apr
Oct
18%
23%
32
1
68
27% Oct
18%
23%
31%
; 95
preferred
General
18%
23%
32
9,200
48%
common
Instrument Corp
Mills common
General
18 Va
18%
23
31%
2,200
48
1
40
42
18%
23%
32%
7,400
1
'
49%
~5
_
16
34
18%
22%
30%
*115
47% Dec 31
33
41 %
48%
ZZZIlO
General
16
21%
41
-
,
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.
8
3
21%
41
72
ZZ~lo
ZZNo par
2
43% July 25
21%
40%
%
4012
119%
Corp
General Foods Corp
80 Va July 11
117
21%
40%
*21
41%
119%
Dynamics Corp
General Electric
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
21%
40%
22
1
General Finance
69
21%
40%
40%
100
General
9
24
115
22
*21%
100
preferred
65% Jan
19
15,400
42'%
59
Controls Co
64% Jan
22
23 3-1
41%
20%
General
25% July 11
Oct
3,800
22%
41%
*11%
19% Jan
2
July 26
38 Tb
23 %
41%-.
47,900
100
Co
8
56
37%
22%
41%
37
17%
Contract Corp common
Apr
33% Dec
37%
23
40%
11%
Cigar
Apr 29
100
37%
22%
40%
58%
General
July
37%
.22%
20%
General
9% Jun
37%
22 %
39%
11%
July 24
14% July 3
11% May 9
65
36%
22%
40%
57%
Investors
Cable Corp
19% Jau
2
52
17
ZZZZZZZI__2
1st preferred
57
13
8,700
*49
No par
55
Jan
1,000
12 3 4
52
17%
Corp
12
4% Jan
12,300
5%
12%
17 Va
preferred
Bronze
19% May 15
31
50%
*5%
17%
1
preferred
72% July 22
8% Jan 11
50
5%
12%
17%
j
Amer
series
*48%
51
'<
17%
TT
Transportation
General Baking Co common
6%
5%
12%
17%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
$8
5%
12%
52
2,900
87
40%»
72
$4.50 preferred
General
5%
12%
*48%
1,400
28 T a
♦77
°-
22
66%
Indus
American
50%
5%
52
17%
87
17%
Corp__^
convertible
General
51%
84 %
17%
28%
17%
1
American
50%
*77
*03%
2,300°
preferred
68% Apr
12
37
87
12 3 4
;
*48%
69%
Acceptance
General
5
21
30%
52
73
convertible
4
Feb
--*48%
21%..,
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Industries
27
Oct
5%
12%
*77
1,500
69%
(The)
15% Feb
4
5%
12%
___100
52% Feb
40
52
5%
12%
09%
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp (The)
2
46% Oct
51
51 %
87
59,500
69'%
ZZ~
General
24
*77
20%
convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
14
2
28%
*83%
11%
26%
69%
5%
Jan
10
84%
17%:
28%
84%
%
69%
1
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
11% Jau
Apr
17%
28%
2 50
preferred
48
10% Jan
17%
28%
10
26 Tb
69%
71/
Fruehauf Trailer Co
49% Dec 31
14
*17%
28%
700
38
10%
26%
69%
"5
Freeport Sulphur Co
6
8
17%
CorpZIZlO
4%
25% July
*83%
17%
27%
87
10%'
26%
>•
69%
preferred-ZZZIZlo
General
20
84V4
17-%
28%
17%
*77
10%
26%
%
>
16
Dec
84%.
69
5
Franklin Stores Corp
37%
*83%
10%
71%
n0
Foremost Dairies Inc
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
38
10%
26%
,69%
common
.
*37%
10%
26%
*83%
26%
Shares
102
$4.20 divid pfd ser of
Food Giant Markets Inc
4% convertible
Ford Motor On
38
10%
26%
.
the Woek
102%
Corp
Mineral
*37%
1
10%
26%
Co_~Nopar
27
15
38
Friday
July 25
July 21
98%
__2
31% July 24
68
38
Sales for
Thursday
*101%
_No par
Florida Power & Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
!>: v When
issued C2
.i..--.
36% Jun
22
37%
PRICES
July 'J
100
(The) Carpet Co
Florida
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
July 22
6.25
_
Corp
Flintkote Co (The)
$4 preferred
93% Jun
22
com
First National Stores
Jan
12% Jan
_ZZZZ_i
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
75
14% Jan
"l0
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Corp
Fibreboard Paper
30% Apr
20
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Ferro
5
26
2*50
Fenestra Inc
86
Mar
5
25
Federated Dept Stores
46% May 24
9% Dec
J!
common
6
10 % Dec
5
4.6.0% preferred
21
35
50
Federal Pacific Electric
Co__!
Federal Paper Board Co
Oct
Mar
l
conv
70% Nov
30
2
common!
Corp
"37%
50%
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
Foote
Jan
31% Dec
Jau
Metallurgical Corp
F awick
*
l
1
9
-
~Z~5o
7
8% Jan
v
I
common
Food Machinery & Chem
3%% convertible preferred
3%% preferred
25% Feb
67% July 8
17% May
3
12% Jan ,3
123
8
Mar 17
25% Mar 20
7% Jan
59% Mar 19
Nov 18
96
•r '
8
47% Jan
100
61% July 16
8
53% July
35% July
30
2
4
~Z~100
preferred series B
Fansteel
"
May 15
35% Dec 30
13% Oct 22
Jan
12% Jan
Apr 25
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2
33% Oct 21
32% Dec 30
i
33% July 17
93
Jun
75% July 17
70% July 11
23% July
7
10
34% Oct 22
4
8% Jan 1Q
6
8
44% Aug 27
17 % Nov 20
July 18
18 / Jun
6% Mar 10
46% July 9
95% May 10
59% May 8
July 25
convertible preferred™
5%
22
16% May
Jun
19
23% July 25
....
29% Jan
28
Jun
14% May
5
54% May 22
18% Apr
20% Nov 12
1
53% Mar 11
7
11% Jan
50
July
4%
9
i
_
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
30% May 13
67% Jan
22
16
___No par
common
18 V8 Mar 25
Dec
31
Co
2
18% Sep
31% Dec
Fairmont Foods
15% Jan
17% July
July
Tuesday
July 21
Fan-child Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
84 %
17% Oct
30
Far
Co
9
23
22
Sep
Fairbanks Morse &
Apr
16% Apr 23
61% May 13
45% July
8
25% Jun 17
10 .■ Oct
45
Monday
exchange
22% Apr 22
15
LOW AND
new york stock
/
Highest
5
6.67
General Shoe Corp
General Steel Castings Corp
'
23
'
23%
-
9,80(1
20,600
,
8,600
General Telephone Co of Florida—
22% Sep 20
28% May 16
25
23
Sep
3
30% Oct 22
15% Dec 23
28
25
22% Oct
95
1
July 31
108% Jan
May 31
45% May 2
30% Mar 7
30% Dec
107
7
185
Oct
22
90
83% Dec
18
77
4
16% Jan
2
22% Jun
22% Apr
7
80
Jan
7
3
90
Feb
4
4%%
Apr 29
164
Jan
6
4%%
129
79
Feb
Jan
23
Oct
21
39
Oct
22
20% Nov 14
39% May 29
23% Jan
11
46% Mar 26
24
28% July
*25%
53% July 25
July 17
20% Dec
♦26%
25
27
7
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
32 % Oct
25
preferred
2
83
3
preferred
14
Apr 23
Jun
$1.32
$1.30
Feb
Jan
40% Jan
2
27% July 14
89
July
3
18
July 25
84 % Jan
2
26% Jan
13
44% Jan
3
10
59% July 25
27% May G
97
Jun
9
40% Jun
2
General
Telephone Corp
General Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
$5
Products
33% Apr
21% Jan
3
40% July 22
Gillette
3
7
29% July 24
Gimbel
Mar 18
89% Jan
21
18
Dec
2
15% Apr
16
29% Oct
21
37% Jan
14
2% Dec
18
157% Oct
16
160
23
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
94% May 21
18
Feb
4
34% Jan
29
3% May 15
(The)
$4.50 preferred
:
2
27
23
36% Feb
6
86 % Apr
15
6 % Apr
18
Dec
71% Oct 31
5
Oct
21
21% Dec
11
35% May
122% Nov 11
67
Dec
3
20% Dec
12
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
Jan
22
131% Jan
78
Jan
11
.67
30% Apr
4
For footnotes see
page 24.
28% July 23
Apr
22% Jan
2
17
2
52% Jan
9
40% July 25
26% May 21
146 % Jun
75
Jan
4
20
28% May 27
38%
39%
53%
53 %
53 Tb
54
55
55'%
59%
6,000
24%
25 %
24%
25%.
25Tb
25 Tb
25 Tb
25%
43,200
40%
41
287a
29%
40 3
8
28
*92
40%
28%
94
40%
28
38%
,
40%
40%
28
28%
94
*92
*92
387b
39 Tb
40 %
40Tb
28%
40%
28 %
29 Vb
♦92
94
39 Tb
*92
94
39%
59,600
7,800
14,600
94
8.300
3Tb
12,800
Goodrich Co (B F)
185
'165%
3
*165%
172
89%
25,200
34 Tb
34'%
35%
3,300
47%
47%
47%
24,300
lVb
1Tb
1%
25,900
6 Tb
2,100
64
65
90%
87%
89
88
66%
89'%
4
34
34%
34
34 %
34%
34 Tb
1
47%
47%
46
47 %
47%
47
1%
1%
1%
1%
;
(The)
5
5
City Steel
12.50
5
100
34%
%
47%
1%
1%
-
64Tb
%
1Tb
6%
44%
45
44%
45
45'%
45'%
45
45 T a
4,200
43
44ft
42 3',
44 %
43
44
43%
44 5 it
4+
44%
24,100
37%
37%
37
37%
38
38
37%
38%
38
38 Tu
5,600
87
87
*86
87
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,700
*86
87
.
*86
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
No par
25%
26'%
26%
27%
28%
28%
25
.47%
48%
48%
49
48%
49
38%
39%
39
39 %
39%
39%
24%
25
24%
25%
25 Tb
25 Tb
Sugar com
No par
100
*138
140
Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc_
100
*70
72
preferred
Green
.
1
25%
25%
139%
•70
25%
*86
88
28
No par
Great Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
Great
6Tb
6Tb
45
6%
44%
1
Ore Prop
10
30,500
89
170
66 %
89
185
1,600
*165%, 172
68:%
67%
170
64%
89%
No par
Grayson-Robinson Stores
7%
2 Tb
3
66%
r43/64
Great Western
2%
64%
(W R) & Co
Northern Iron
2Tb
86%
Rights
Gt
2Tb
♦165%
;
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Union Co
3
5
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
17
36 Tb
53%
25%
34 3 a
38% July 24
88
37%
54
24%
16%
Granite
July 8
8% May GO
37
138
2
36%
54
2%
44% July 22
3
14
47-% July 11
21% Jan 11
Jan
5To Jan
Apr
85
11
79% Mar 21
22
45% Nov 20
Feb
3
8
29% Dec 26
20
27 % Jan
},'f July
*93
16Tb
Grand
59% Jan
210
660
33Tb
16
17
-
16 Tb
16
26% Dec
'
95
33%
Grace
Jun
,
89
16Tb
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
7% Jun
143
88%
33%
4
46
.
•93
95
16' b
5
9
88%
*93
33%
1 % Mar
15
143
150
88
94
16 Tb
48% May
4% Jan
*141
88%
33%
2
33% Jan
148
88%
*93
16%
2
37/64 July 7
28% Jan 31
*143
94
2,000
50,600
95
33
2
4
143 %
*90
95
16
Jan
9
*90
88%
88
*93
25%
32%
Jan
37% Oct
143%
21%.
95
16%
Jan
11
25 To
*90
95
33%
1
21
25%
2%
30
Oct
95
21%
21%
24Tb
15%
41
4
26
21 Va
*90
33
57% July 18
25% Feb
21Tb
25 To
88%
Goebel Brewing Co
July 10
68% July 25
90% July 22
35% July 25
8
21'%
25'%
85
143 %
No par
;
Feb
2% Apr
13% Jan
21%
24Ta
25%
87%
(The)
69
21
21%
21 %
24%
33,700
Glidden Co
13
Oct
53%
Gladding McBean & Co
21
1
27'%
51%
20
26'%
*25'%
51%
20%
5
common
Jan
4
28% Dec
39% Oct 21
2G%
27 Vb
50Tb
143%
1
Co
Brothers
79% JOn
175
26 Vb
•25%
51%
♦90
4
95% July 8
37% Jun 14
12
*26
27%
50%
10
70% Feb
53% May 19
27
*25%
100
1
Co
57% Nov 14
12
*26
27%
51
100
Getty Oil Co
91
27%
*25%
50%
100
5 % Vc
preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Gerber
*26
27%
51
>100
preferred
conv preference
preference
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
4% Apr 26
10
10
83 %c
com
27%
50%.
Tb
88
30
7Tb
*7%
7%
1,100
28%
28 3 0
28%
8,700
50
4,100
48%
43
Vb
48%
39'%
:
40%
397a
40%
19,400
25%
26%
26
26'a
8,600
141
*140
141
*140
141
141
141
72
*70
72
*70
72
•70
150
72
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25Tb
26
2,200
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
-(362)
Monday, July 28, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
18
Dec
14
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
76V2 Npv 20
15 74 Oct 11
9
Jan
2
14 Vo Dec
10
4774 Dec
11
167/a Apr 30
89
Feb 13
14
12 >/* May 10
32% Jan 11
34% Jan
2
80% Jun
9
17% Mar 20
7% Apr
14
25
May
16
52
101
9
Mar
Feb
NEW
Highest
14% Jan
May 13
80% Jan
152
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
r
5
25
16% Apr
87
YORK
14
Apr
2
10% Jan
10
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar...
19% July 23
Gulf
62 % July 25
118% July
34% Jan
24
81% Aug
81
Oct
6
28
83
Nov
4
41% Jun 11
93% Feb
5
Apr
2
Jan 29
98
96
39 % Jan
6
7
Oil Corp
$4.20
Jan
3
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
July 15
109
May
1
2
104
10
2J
*9 7
9%
*9
1974
18%
83%
83
22%
22%
11,000
974
9%
300
19%
35,500
9%
a
19 3
18%
60%
60 %
61%
111%
110%
111,%
45%
45%
19,700
16
19 Va
a
60%
110%
60%
112
111
May 29
13
46
-91
46
93
93
99
4674
45%
46 %
93
45%
No par
dividend
preferred—
—100
•S4.40 dividend preferred™.—-100
$4.44 dividend preferred™.
100
$5 dividend preferred
.100
102% July 14
111%
109%
25
Common
96 |
Jan
92
22%
13%
17%
60%
60
82 %
237'a
9
9
17%
17
60
82
22%
Shares
15%
■'
%
30
62 %
2,600
111%
617 a
110
50,400
States Utilities Co-
46% July 22
89
9%
82
15%
82 Va
15%
15%
15%
the Week
Friday
July 35
July 34
83
22%
23%
9%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
preferred™
i.
No par
$5
Gulf
Gulf
105% Oct 21
22 %
1
-1
Thursday
23%
*31%
83
*81
Sales for
PRICES
July 23
15
15%
15%
15%
AND HIGH SALE
Wednesday
July 'i'l
July 21
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
100
17
24% Jun
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
99
*91
*97%
45 3 a
46
15,300
*91
98
%
93
*91
93
30
*97%
93
98%
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98%
30
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100
*98
.
100 %
*98
100%
*98
100%-
*98
100%
*98
1007a
103
105%
'1081
105%
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10574
103
105%
*103
105 7a
II
4
41% Feb
21
38 % Jan
3
47% July
53% Dec 30
18 % Dec 20
89% Jan
17
49% Apr
7
66% July 25
Halliburton Oil
Jan
2
23% Jun
25
Hall
21
Nov
>8
24
20
Jan
21
13% Dec
31
28% Jan
11
13% May 20
16% Jan
67
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
Jail
2
15
21% Jail
2
26
May 31
26 % Jan
2
32% July 11'
Dec
24
45% Jan
24% Dec
23
39
29 % Oct
127% Oct
21
Dec
30
Dec
24
23%
29%
14
40% July 23
Jan
13
Jan
9
23
Apr
7
26% July 25
Harris-Inter type
8
2
30
Jan
13
39% July 24
25
July 23
Oct
8
30
8
6% Jan
7
Nov 27
34% Jan
21
30
30% July
32% Mar 25
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
28 % Jan
6
22
18 % Jun
19
% Apr 25
12% July 14
9
9
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
22% Jan
69% Oct
72% Jan
14
43 % Dec
26
54
May
43% Jan
2
NOV 19
91
July 24
83
16% Oct
10
6
18% Jan 22
82% Sep 19
80% July 23
24% Jan
30
17% Jan
9% Dec
35
16
34 % Mar
8
10
103% Oct 22
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
47% Jan 23
27% Feb 12
62
July 25
42% Sep 19
21
Jan
24% Dec
24
40% Jan
4
34
Mar
34% Jun
6
4% %
Haveg
Hayes
Mar 14
15
31% Jun
27
Hecht Co
2
16
Heinz
57
Jun
84% July 17
89% Feb 21
17% Jan
0
24% May
23% Jan-
2
30% Jun
32% Jan
2
38
3%%
25
16% Jun
4
38% May 1
112% Mar 21
45 % Jun
10
10
Feb
118
3
24
44'A Feb
31
61% May
1
3
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Hercules
.
26% Jan
14
17% July 16
11% Jan
13
14% Mar 27
17
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
87
July 19
22% Jan
7
10% Jun 20
74
Jan
2
86
2
23% July 25
10
12% July 17
29% Jun 17
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics
11% Jun
Holland
70% Nov 27
15% Dec
30
8% Oct
22
17% Oct
Jan
25% July
22
2
16% Jaiv
9% Jan
21
Jan
2
24
9% Jan
20
3
Apr
May
18
3%%
5
8
16% Sep
15% Oct 22
1
25% Nov
22% Jan
11
17% Jan
22 %
21
Feb
5
25% Jan
2
30
21
82 % Oct
40
Oct
10
32% Jan
2
45
22
40% Jail
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
22% Dec
23
39% Jan
10
23% Apr
1
8
87 % Apr
3
9
Nov
31
11
81
97
6 % Jan
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
16% Jan
23% July 24
39% May 29
30 % Nov 13
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
3
34% Nov 13
25
Jan
69
Aug 30
3
Feb
85
Mar 13
15% Feb
10
May
May
May
57% July
33% July
Jan
92
3
31
Jan
6
38% Apr 22
9
27 % Jan
13
37
Apr 29
Apr 14
84
Jun
6
6
72
Oct
25
88
Apr
26
84
Feb
25
90
Juii
87
Nov 20
100
Apr
1
92
Feb
20
97
Ma* 22
52% Jun
12
60
July 25
8% Jan
22
10 %
Mar 19
46% Oct
22
60% July 11
8 Ye Dec
31
15
6% Dec
18
1% Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
30
18
Jan
18% Jan
8
4% May
11% Apr
90
5% Jan
6
29
1
Apr
3% Apr
12% Oct
23
16% Jan
14
40% Apr
13% Jan
70
27
85% Apr
8
72% Jan
Sep
2% Dec 23
19
Dec
12% Dec
19% Jan
•0
30
23
4
11
25 % Oct
Jan
Jun
Nov
6
40
Nov
40
4
May 31
51% July 24
27
18% Jun
17
26
% Jan
2
85% July
1
5% July 25
20% Jan
2
33
2
13% Jan
2
35% Feb
11
18
July 25
July 25
42% Jun
4
Sound
5%
Hunt
5%
45
Jan
Mar 26
4.08%
9
14
15
47% Feb
7
44% Jan
7
47% Feb
29% Jan
2
35% July 25
48
51
'Jun
23
3
6% Dec 30
13% Dec 23
9% Apr
5
39% Jan 14
14
Jan
2
•9
88% Jan
8
65
Jan
2
Feb
11
156
99% Jan
4
•9
14
Jan 16
Dec
156
10
36% Dec 23
55% Jan 11
20
Nov 13
39% Oct
•1
18
Dec
2
37
Jan
21
24
35% Jan
376% July
3
8
Nov 14
6% Oct 22
•2% Nov 19
July 30
7% Dec 30
38% Jan
156% Jan
11
25
Jan
5
10
98
Feb
Dec
26
30% Oct 23
32
Dec
30
12
Oct
22
38 % Nov
24 % Jan
Dec
4
2
24
111% Jun 28
Oct
22
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
35
Feb
20
37% July 10
36 % July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb
19
33% Dec 24
28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
Jan
13
22
50% July 15
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
13% Oct
11
28% Jan
9
18
Nov 19
47% July 11
78
Jun
91
47% Jan
11
Jan
2
85% Feb 27
34
9
Jan
92
125
24
7
8
106% May 10
21
3
9
26% May 10
17
Dec
148 % Mar
2
70% Jan 17
11
37% Dec
Jan
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
109% July
Oct
38% Oct
27
26% July 7
68 % Jan 13
13 % Apr
1
16
76
18% Jun
300
31% July 10
76
May 2
23% Jan
9
•6% Dec
83
Apr 29
86% Jan 16
7% Feb
162
July 18
99% July 24
36% Mar 24
24% Mar
7
43% July 8
92% May 13
22% Jan 27
374
Jun
19
24
Jan
16
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
100
Jan
7
13
32% July 14
25
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
29% Jan 13
21% Jan
3
22
May 28
13% Jan
31
Jan
•0% Nov
6
36% Dec
17
99
3
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
For footnotes see
page 24.
4
Feb
120% July 15
40
May 7
37% Jun 27
32
Jun
38% July
29
Jun
3
Jan
Corp
93
Mar
4
May 22
99
46% July 25
7,100
11%
11
1174
1174
11%
11%
117V
2,300
21
5,300
30%
30%
32%
92%
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92 %
25
com
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17%
38%
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36
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2,600
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Johns-Manville Corp
35%
25
& Teleg_No par
(F L) Co___
& Laughlin
-
32%
:
3%%
Jones
-62
--
10174
102
152
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10.900
32%
42%
35%
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95
95
32 %
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Jaeger Machine Co
Johnson &
101%
11%
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Circuit Breaker Co
Jacobs
9%
121%
Iowa Power & Light Co——;
Island Creek Coal common™
preferred
8074
974
20 74
357a
18
177a
177 a
83 %
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81%
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-
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360
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100
International Salt
-
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-
152
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International Paper
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100
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preferred
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Packers
361 y4
100
™_—s
4%
of
358%
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common-
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
19%
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21,900
162
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700
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163
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40
46
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Interchemical Corp common-
774
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preferred
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Mexico
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7%
130
47
45
a
3,400
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47
51%
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5,100
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70
33
34%
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1,300
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May 20
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5
common
Jan
38
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43% July 25
100% July 25
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28
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15
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Jan
28
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13
70
56 74
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
82
28 %
30 Vs
30
30%
2274
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•
55 74
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7 74 May 26
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22
12%
70
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23% Apr 17
30% Jun 25
137a
127 a
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30
29 74
29 %
28%
13
36 7
10
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6074
60%
37%
55%
Interstate Dept Stores
2
60
36%
297i
57%
Interstate Power Co——
19% Feb 25
6074
37%
%
2
4% Feb 10
15% Jan
1171a
117%
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37
29
90
'
5974
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10
7
8
9,300
29
27% Mar 24
41% Jan
44%
21
17% Jun
10
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29
2
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56
52% July
71
45
21
28
86
97
July 11
64% July 24
4
34-% July 16
2
18
13% Feb
42% July 25
126% Tuly 24
28
12
104% July 25
96% July 16
2
89 % Feb
Feb
19
July 8
83% July 21
11% Apr 21
44%
2!)
preferred!
preferred
:
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
11
13
60% Aug
34% Dec 10
Jun
30% Mar 10
•78% Jun 13
29% Jan
28
35% Dec
166
27% Jan
118
Aug 89
69
36% July 18
45 74
21
Co
Co
900
4474
'
200
29
preferredi
Steel
1574
60
4.42%
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38,
4.20%
S
1574
21
preferred4.70% preferred-
5
19% July 25
79% Apr 25
15%
29
.
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28
13
22% Jan
Jan
92
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32
2
52
36% Oct 22
>2
2
23% May 14
35% Dec 23
137
Nov 11
66
Jan
4
,
f
73
May 27
25% Jan
21
Nov
370% Oct 22
.
6% Apr 25
a
36%
21%
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4.26%
Jun
52% Jan 22
157
a
40:%
Idaho Power Co
47% Jan 21
7
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45
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48
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38
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2
30
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2874
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8
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40 74
70% July 25
11
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37 74
28 %
38% July 25
35% July 14
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86 Va
40
2
29% Jan
2
42% July 14
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28 %
13
9
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Cement
53
77
37%
No par
preferred series A
Industria
148
&
70
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80%
100
77
52%
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Foods
5%
78
1,200
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60
Bay Mill & Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp
13
12.50
noncumulative
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13
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117%
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52 7<4
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13
23%
51% Jan
9
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
Nov 13
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52
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38
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19
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14
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32%
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23
38
4
35% May 23
40
17
Dec
26% Dec
6
Apr
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16
16
13
76%
70
Houston Lighting & Power
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3174
53
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50
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3%% preferred.,.
100
4%
preferred
100
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9% July 18
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6% Jan
10
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5
30
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18
574
52
1
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18
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28
13
2.50
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Hotel
24 74
28
18,700
preferred
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Chemical
24'%
27%
514
5,200
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common
25
July 24
19
convertible
21
20
36% Jan
78
5%
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277a
127 a
100
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Holly Sugar Corp
25
2774
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30%
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2 1/12
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
5% July 23
24
Furnace
39 Va
12%
10
preferred series A_
2nd pfd (couv)™.
$4%
38%
30
5% preferred
a.
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!—100
Hershey Chocolate Corp
No par
Hertz Co (The)
.!
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
_5
Heyden Newport Chem Corp___
1
78
9
397a
12%
25
—
38
5%
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139
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31
86
36%
35%
135
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12%
23%
367 a
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24
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26
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33%
20
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2474
15
preferred
:
10% Oct 21
27%
75
34
22%
22%
33%
1
common
60% Sep
367a
37%
a
14%
a
247
24%
37%
a
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187
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139
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139
24%
a
36
36 74
36
36%
36
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5%
100
;
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31%
5%
25
:
common
Hercules Motors
Apr 23
53% Jan
36 % Apr
(G
25
31%
1
-
noncumulative
24 1
3174'
-5
;
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7%
36'
100
3
27
2474-
3174
5 %
!
>
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Jun
24
31 %
1
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preferred
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31
36%
22
10
preferred
3.65%
24
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26 %
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9
14%
73%
31%
2.50
3,000
14%
73 la
24%
36
600
14%
1474
73%
31%
24%
12,700
22 Va
14
24 %
135
600
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22
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a
73 74
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22 74
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13%
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100
45 7
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1
common
2274
50
preferred™
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Industries Inc
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66
22%
1
Corp™™™™!
Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Co™.
26
6374
._1
Hart Scllaffner & Marx—™™
Hat Corp of America common
5% Jun 17
66 %
22 %
2.50
__
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
6% preferred —™—_
July 25
28
9
2
Mar 17
140
46
65%
22
40
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Co
Harsco
51% Aug
3% Oct
21% Nov 22
Paper
129
Dec
18
Hammermill
*22
5
45%
65%
46
46
65%
22%
64%
5
_
preferred-!
Hammond Organ Co
14
Jun
20
14% Dec
convertible
39% Mar 11
138
22
88
4 %
14
July 25
37% Jun
Cementing
40%
46%
,_25
Well
(W F> Printing Co—;
Hamilton Watch Co common
74% Apr
20%
Hackensack Water
4
♦98
45%
43%
100%
44 7
4,600
75,400
a
42,100
310
99
46 7
42,400
a
Volume
Number 5763
133
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July 21.
HIGH
SALE
Sales far
PRICES
Wednesday
July 23
Friday
the Week
July 25
Thursday
July 3L
July 23
Shares
K
22
28
6834 Jan
2
89
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
109% May
30
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
105% Aug
23
5
23
39% Jan
24
33% Oct
49
88
convertible
4%%
97% Jun
9
2
46% Jun
18
81% Jan
2
86
14
15
88% Mar 21
102
Feb
18
96% Mar 11
21
Feb
96
Feb
2
94
Feb
3.80%
96
Apr
3
93% Jan
7
99
Jun
11
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
32
Nov
7
38% Jan
31
25% Oct
22
22% Oct
29
9% Dec
5
29% Dec
31
77% Dec
17
32 % Oct
32% May
26 %
90
34
4
22
7534 Jun
28
32V4 July
29% Dec 26
22
50 %
26
26
35% Jan
Dec
3
Jan
2
19
33
23
.65% Jan
2
25% Jan
34% Jan
76% Nov 11
94% Apr
10
Dec
36% July 11
Dec
17
-H 36% July
20% Feb
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
2
13% Jan
20% Oct
16
27
Mar 22
22% Jan
Oct
22
177/8 Dec
27
24% Dec
24
82
Oct
19
26
28% July
4% Jun
2
(S
4.32 %
19% July 11
12
Lee Rubber
4
29% May
Lees
94
9
83
Jan
17
89
97% Mar 261:
1
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
22
20 7% Jan
24
14
73% Feb
4
July 7
3% Jun 20 *.
17% Feb
22
2V
8% Jun
1% Jan
*95
98%
*95
*73%
74%
37%
37%
37%
*37
37%
37%
37%
27%
37%
37%
37%
37%
5,800
27%
27
27%
27
27
26%
27
3,700
Lehigh
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35
35%
7,400
92%
94
91%
93
93
94%
27,400
49%
; 49
43.800
%
49%
49%
51%
51%
52%
52%
52%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
49%
48%
49
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
26
26
34%
34%
34% V 34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
3,700
5
56%
57%
56%
57
56
55%
56 %
56
56%
10,300
23
23
*22%
23
22%
56%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
49
.
100 G
:
Z. 14.:...
29%
10
32% Jun
14
22% Feb
28
26% July 24
Lehman
Jan
25% Dec
31
24% Feb
10
34% May 13
19
29
14% Jan
2
17% Jun
70% Jan
2
88 %
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
11% July
73% May
46% Dec 24
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
4,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
1,700
76%
75%
76%
75%
76
6,200
19
19%
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*3%
*19%
20%
27%
*85
10%
10%
10%
10%
33%
33%
33%
41% July 21
93
103
Feb
28
89
Aug 26
80
Nov
Jan
25
4
92
Mar
4
106
Apr
4
34
/ 78% Nov 12
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
Dec
5
July 24
133% Dec
27
23% Oct 22
30% Jun
5
99% Jun
Mar
82
26% July
104
16
87
4
14
32% Jan 10
116
Jan
10
143
27% Feb
14
37
128
Jan
July
92% Feb
87% July 17
100% Apr
27
72
July
Dec
12
1%,
1%
1%
1%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4%
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4%,
*4%
4%
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4%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10,000
25%
25%
25%
26%
19,400
23
5%
series
4.35%
3
4.40%
800
■
— 26%.
26%
26
26%
31%
31%
32
B
(P)
8
55% Mar
4
July 25
11% Jan
2
15
Jun
Lowenstein
Tan
10
76
Mar 19
11
22% Jun
Lukens
Lykes
78%
*54%
55
54%
55%
*12%
12%
13'%
13 %
6%
6%
54
13%
13%
7%
—7
49%
1,100
51%
16%
50%
51 Va
50%
51%
50,600
16%
16%
16%
17%
38,300
34%
34%,
34%
35
35 %
27,700
40%
39 %''
40
39%
40 y4
16,400
41%
100
123
123%
122
10
_100
26
26%
(M) & Sons Inc
Co
39%
124%
26%
25%
101
101
101
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86
86
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88
86
89%
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115
;
68%
35%
69%
67%
141%
■
34%
113 v
71%
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39%
89%
113%
89
113%.
68%
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89
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68%
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71%
71%
35%
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141
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67%
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73
73
14%
14%.
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35%
74
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.
400
1,100
10,000
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60
.
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67
139%
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139
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71%
40
88
88
111%
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113%
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35%
143
90
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88
86
86
390
10,700
102%
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♦101
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120
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123
*118%
4,800
1
14%
14%
34
14%
14%
3.33%
,
Steamship
25%
41
101
50
:
600
33%
40
142
9,900
16%
41
67%
6,400
51
_10
142
7
52 >/a
33%
10
56%
13%
6%
16%
33%
33 Vo
.100
56%
13y4
2,500
V*
6%
13
16%
17
32%
(Ky)_Nopar
56%
6%
50%
52 Vo
16%
& El Co
5G
*13
;
49
51%
*87%
3,700
43%
4
*113%
78%
49
1
100
590
73
48%
No par
100
100
149 %
78%
150
50%
Corp-i
preferred
7
71%
78%
149
49
50
com
71%
3,100
50%
48%
Nashville
Steel
7
10c
Co common
&
Bros
148%
78 V*
71%
71%
148%
79
53%
1
preferred
Louisville Gas
7
71%
149
—2.50
—
preferred
July 14
5
-
26%
26
78%
148
78%
preferred
7%
71%
71%
149
77%
series E preferred—
series G conv pfd
Lorillard
■
148
:
series D
11
71%
100
(The)
conv
4.25%
2
9
25
com
31
_10
:
28
60
,
5
Corp
72%
73%
72%
73%
71%
73%
71%
72
71%
72%
28,90O
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
21
21%
21%
22%
21,300
10
Co
M
'
22% Dec
112% Dec
39% Mar 22
16
26
19% Oct
Oct
Nov
4
116
Jan
15
18
Mar
32% May 17
86% Jan
11% July
7% Mar 28
30% Jan 23
2
32% July 12
22
77
Jan
125
22
27
23
30
1
21% Jap
12b
Jan
,Jan 14
Jun
88
May 14
.12% Jun 25
89
Jan
2
44
Jun
12
385
Nov
Dec
27
530
May 27
50% Jun
17
4% Nov 12
10
11
4% Nov 26
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
23% Dec 24
Jan
10
49% Mar 24
30% Jan
2
39% July 17
54% Jun
19
28% Dec 23
33
5
59
10
450
31% Jan
390 '
Feb
July
Jun
1
12
28% Jan 31
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
MacAndrews & Forbes common
6%
preferred
Mack Trucks
26%
10
123
100
*.
—
28%
5
Inc
20
23
Dec
37% May 13
18
z4% Oct
16
15% July 17
17% Oct 22
49% Dec 26
20% Apr
25
10
86
85 %
85 %
10%
11
10%
11
45%
38%
38%
38%
58%
57%
Mahoning Coal RR CoMallory
50
*400
24
Jan
2
5% Jan
2
27% Feb
7% Fub
4
4
2
22% Jun
19
1
1
19
9
61% Jun
25% Jan
2
44% July 25
29% Oct
23
37% May
29% Jan
26% Aug
477/8 Jan
15
22
23% Dec 20
35% Jan
33% Dec 30
40% Juiy
69% Nov 11
83
69
Nov
61% Sep
22
6
Jan
8
8
31
Mar
26%
7%
7%
*7%
6%
6%
6%
5
*12%
23%
23
7
12% Dec
30
17% Apr
21% Dec
31
30
2
31
Jan
22
4
13
Jan
2
18% Apr
39
Oct
30
30
39% Jan
11
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
10% Apr
60
Dec
30
75% Apr
42% Apr
17
62
29% Nov
4
May"l4
347/8 Feb
11
50% July 24
10
12
15% July 18
122% July
8
67
Dec
Dec
23
47% Oct 22
63
July
2
Jan
2
46% May 27
2
16
68% Jan
52
Jan
7% Jun
12% Dec 30
19% Jan
13% Dec
20
33
30
Mar
29
7
12% Apr
13% Jan
July 10
2
86
July 25.
14
64
Mar 31
3
15
2
9% Jan
10
86% Jan
96
22% Jan
26% Apr
74% Nov 25
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
19
19% Jan
36% Jan
21
Nov
6
Dec
20
25% May 20
29% Feb
12
44% Nov 29
72% Sep
10
89
Feb
26
105% Jan
3
128
Nov
29
37% Dec
20
69% Apr
14% Oct
29
21%
Jan
37% Dec
24
63
July 12
Jun
28
76
85
Sep
10
75
July 10
90
104%
Aug 30
77
94'
July 25
For footnotes
Feb
Jan
24
8
18
9
89
May 23
86% Apr 17
103
see
Feb
19
page
24.
79
79
Jan
10
Jan
8
109% Jan
10
30% Mar 10
2
-15% Jan
Apr 25
14
85
May 7
26% July 2559% July 25
86
May 20
166% July 7.
Jan
3
19% Feb
5
39
' Jan
2
52
84% Jan
2
92% May 13
39
94
Jan
No par
76
76
No par
No par
34%
35%
*55
No par
3
21
:
Corp
common--
10
McKesson
McLean
&
Mines
Robbins
102
July 25
Apr
9
35%
*55
11%
15%
preferred series
23%
43
*42
11%
11%
11%
15%
16
1,400
23%
24 V*
4,300
*41 ('2
11%
10
43
11%
4,200
80
78 y2
79%
35%
36%
36 y8
33%
34%
34%
36%
34%
18,800
44%
44%
45%
45%
45 y4
45%
45
45%
2,590
44%
45
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
2,600
81%
81%
81%
82%
85 %
85%
86
58%
57%
58 y2
58
59 Vb
5,200
8%
8
8%
2,700
15%,
15%
81
81
58%
8
1
No par
No par
1
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
preferred series
22%
15%
*81
79%
57%
59%
8%
58%
8%
59%
8%
13%'
'
13%
13%
13%
13%
1.3%
14
17%
17%
18
17%
18%
4,700
39%
39%
39 %
39%
40%
10,000
95%
*94%
95%
10
5,900
*9"
94
*94
95%
22%
23%
22%
23
23
23 V»
22%
22%
22%
23 >/«
80
80
80
79
80
80
80
26
26
25%
26 V*
56%
57%
57%
58%
*82
160
.,
36%
86
160%
37%
*82
95 %
%
86
>
160%
162%
*36%
37 %
17'%
17%
17%
49
49
48%
92
86%
*90
*101
36%
93%
103
91%
♦99
87
91%
101
87
90
90
*100
103
36 %
36%
17%
49
101
166%
166
17%
*99
86
*82
48%
*91
2,000
17%
39
94
*94
2,600
17%
5
pfd—100
—100
100
100
100
'.
8
ya
5,300
39
12.50
«
8%
8
57%
preferred series.
22%
55 y8
*55
*79 %
25
4.45%
15%
36%
56%
3.80%
55
15%
79%
24%
3.35%
34%
55
15%
33%
56%
7
2,700
34%
55%
36
24%
Mar 28
35%
35%
33%
79
90% Feb 26
35%
75
36%
79%
55%
92
260
33%
24%
103
76%
76%
11%
20
76%
75
42 %
40
83
33%
79
14
19,400
83
83
79%
,-3%
common——16%c
31
41%
*81 %
85%
35%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
24
41
82
33%
Merck & Co
Jan
41%
82
*42
79
Jan
41%,
36%
38%
Jan
41%
79%
38%
97
10,200
79%
*16%
85
32%
33%
17
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35% preferred series
32%
36
13%
Co
30,500
32%
15%
11%
39
Machine
390
32%
31%
34%
21
16%
Mesta
92%
32%
32%
*55
42
13%
—
preferred—:
2nd preferred
92%
32%
210
18
Inc—
conv
92
32%
21%
15%
10
Mead Corp common
<
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—_100
Melville Shoe Corp common—-1
4% preferred series B———100
$4
37%
.92
33%
*74%
35%
42
:——1
$3.50
37%
93
40%
55%
20%
•13%
Inc
37 y4
92
32%
76%
15%
11%
37%
38
32%
t-
93%
21
11%
A——1
.-5
Trucking Co
86
July
*74%
300
5,900
10,100
36%
37%
42
*41%
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
.
*83
.40%
1
Co_«,
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Porcupine
30%
*93
40%
6%
1
McGraw-Edison
Mclntyre
55%
50
preferred
$2.50
15%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
40% July 25
11% Nov 27
*83
Corp
McCord
85%
No par
series
McLellan Stores Co——:
33% Apr
40% Jun
1
1947
5
17
Apr
85%
*83
18% July 25
15% Feb
44%
84%
McCall
10% Jan
42%
85 %
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
39
43 y4
*83
4
3
40%
*84
17
37% Jan
13,200
58
83
13
31% Apr 23
3,500
21%
58
41%
Jun
80
cy2
21 VB
58%
82%
38% Jun
Jan
28% Mar
47
6%
21%
41
Maytag Co common
$3 preference
12
6%
84%
*83
37%
40%
1,100
21%
41%
No par
40%
7%
*57%
41%
Corp
preferred
7
28
58
—No par
.5
S3.75
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
12% Feb
6%
21%
58
33%
preferred
42 % Feb
6%
21%
59%
40%;
33
$3.40
24% July 25
6%
21%
33%
76% July 25
17% Jun
6%
33%
pfd
July
26%
33%
S3.75
35% July 22
26%
32%
16
55
26%
93%
3
50% Jan
9
24%
24%
'
33%
May Dept Stores common
23% Jan
Jan
25
1,100
9,000
37%
Masonite
55
1,200
12%
13%
33%
43% July 10
32% Feb 25
6%
13
*92%
85% Jun
17
*6%,
12%
7%
1
33% July 18
Jan
*7 %
6%
12%
—100
3
70
7%.
*6%
1
No par
40%
600
6,300
7%
21%
*57%
27%
27
6%
:
& Co
preferredCo
2
85% Jun
60
26%
7%
com-
4%%
2
26
6%
21%,.
26%
425
6%
13
24%
2,600
58 y4
57%
*400 Ye
27%
12%
13
24
38%
38%
58
425
Marshall Field
Martin
Jan
Feb
Dec
7
21%
*57%
•
24,400
57%
50
—4
Jan
78% Jan
49% NOV
36% Jan
0%
V
13
24%
1,100
44%
*400%
57%
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
34
Mar 22
20
93 % July 11
Exploration
1
Corp common—5
Midland
79
77
4
38% May
8
Marine
Moore
38%
38 %
38%
425
330
10%
43 y4
26%
6%
12.50
*400%
27%
7%
;
Maxwell &
25% Jan
83
•
5
2
5
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracaibo Oil
26%
•
4,400
86%,
86
34,900
*10%
44%
43%
45%
43%
425
26%
& Co
14% Apr
Manning,
*400%
430
No par
(P R)
3
% Jan
11
86
10%
44%
12% Jan
31
86
32%
86
*57%
Bros—;
81
85%
*10%
33%
86
58%
Sugar Co
51% Jan
8
34
45%
Manati
28
34
38%
Mandcl
Jan
33%
45
30
7
91
33%
33%
38%
28
35% July 19
Nov 13
33
*57%
l_
preferred
conv
7% Jan
26
77
29%
33%
1,100
20
126
28%
50
4%%
27%
27
*123
29%
*10%
—100
27
126
*123
28%
28%
No par
7% Jan
18% Jan
126
29
29%
No par
10
-1
Square Garden
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)-
8
Dec
54% Feb
*123
26%
27
26%
26% V
125
28%
Macy (R H) Co Inc com!
4%% preferred series A_
5% Apr
21
125
29%
33 %
"
11% Dec
*26%
26%
123
Madison
2
35
3
6
8
17
29% July 11
2
78% Jan
'28
Apr
-t
100
7%
4%
7%
7,900
Jan
22
1%
-i
4,400
2,100
71%
Louisville
933/4 Jan
13,800
1%
71%
74
16
35%
iy«
149'%
122% Jun
30
11
11
35%
1%
17,200
19% Jun
54% Dec
45% Feb
11;
35%
14%
.
7
Long Island Lighting Co
3
23
11
1%
15,900
4.84%
July 10
Jun
11
34%
"4%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Stat Gas Co common
124% July 22 :
22% Mar 28
:
10%
Lockheed Aircraft
7
33%
17%
88%
Loew's Inc
23% Jan
:' •'
11
34%
•11
'J
1;l
100
10%
Lionel
35% July 25
19% Oct 22
2,100
88%
87
17% Jun
18
28%.
*85
17%
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
17
107% Feb
28%
'
10%
52% July 21
7
•
87%
26
Jun
r
17%
53
117
;
89
10%
36% Mar 11
25
29
*85
85%
25
99% Oct
89
...
17%
36% Oct
2
28%
28%
2,900
*14%.
Link Belt Co
Jan
28
*85
400
13%
21
10%
5
31
27%
100
V
18%
86%
13% July 16
7% Jan
6
36% May 13
86%
*3%
,
20 %
v
■2
;i
■
■
10%
57
11'
29%
36 y2
<
20%
'
89
1%
4
:ZV.
19%
20%
28%
19'% >r'
20%
32%
1
19%
20%
*3%
3%
3%
*19.
21
•'
10%
7
29% Oct
4
19%
21
4
10%
3
2
*3%
19%
...
28%
.
10%
2
2
4
19%
21
1,500
19%
*19
*28
10%
Jan
10
'
3iy4
17%
6% Apr
28% Jan
*28
•: i
29
'
85
10
12% Apr
19%
28%
19%
19%
19%
*28
28%
17%
46% Jan
38% Jan
19
*27%
31
9
11
76%
17%
84%
18
Jan
19
28%
T7
30%
10% July 16
40% July 16
4,500
17%
16% Apr
22
13,200
29%
83%
72% Jan
11
85%
14%
29%
30%
26
31
14
17%
30
10
14%
29%
83
7% Dec
Oct
'
85
85
81%
9% Dec
11% Oct
14
29%
15
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
6
25% Oct
14 Vo
29%
85
17%
9
Jun
14
29
*30%
4
9
52% July 30
57% Jan
2
85%
14%
29%
•■85
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
17
July 25
Feb
190
85
14
29%
*84
14%
29%
*35 %
31
79% Jun
Jan
84%
5
158% Jun
143
12,600
35%
1
7
7
3,300
40%
10
(The)
160% Jan 22
31
28%
39%
No par
'
67% July 18
68% Jan
28%
40%
17%
100
com
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
1503/4 Mar
28%
39%
35
Lerner Stores
843/4 juiy 17
13% Jan 14
18
28%
41
76%
common_3
Lehn & Fink Products-
Jan
28%
39%
No par
Oct 21
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
28%
40
17%
1st preferred—No par
4
31
28
38%
77%
H5
50c non-cum 2nd p'fd—
17% Jan
Apr
28
39%
76%
4
Co
10
15
1,200
28%
17%
35
j
$3
Corp
2,300
1
I25
1
RR
%
38%
84%
9,100
5
;
13
Lehigh Valley
-
28
10
.
.
Industries
non-cum
1,200
1
_
—HI"
13
13
13%
25
I
'
& Sons
Valley
100
37%
*37
13%
34%
Co
TirC
(James)
"30
1,700
95%
_i
&
...
'
75%
34%
"jo
&
*37
57%
98%
'
74%
94
Inc___
5% Jhn
7% Dec
116
97%
*95
73
95%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement-
9
5% Feb
*95
98%
73
13%
3.85%
12% May 9
35% Mar 14
28
97%
*95
72%
1
Bryant—r
Mar 28
4
*95
96
72%
34%
preferred series A
21% JUn
10
97%
96
Consolidadd, 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane
2
2% Jan
*95
72%
La
20
173/4 Mar 14
97%
98%
93%
Laclede 'Gas Cd cntnninn '
7
24
Feb
.
*95
Co——
H)
10
no
*96
100
(E J)
25
Jan
100
33%
Corp
(S S)
18% Jan
•
*97
*13%
preferred
36% Apr
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
50
19% Jun
6
45% Jan
5% Dec
22
Jan
98%
98%
5
prior preferred
Kroehler Mfg Co__
Kroger Co (The)—
5
2
4%
Kress
3
6
Jun
80
12
Dec
12% Oct
3
17
-
7
20% July 15
24% July
8
Nov 27
10% Dec 19
26% Oct 11
1
27
3% May 19
4% Jan 24
3% Nov 19
Jan
99
84%
"III
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common-
86
/
16% May 26
61
*96
%
No par
KLM
2
24% Jan
9
97
44
42%
'•
Copper
7
Mar 17
43
Kresge
5
97
100
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_
Kimberly-Clark Corp
:
Korvette
4
98
—
29% July
34% Jan
*96%
Kern County Land Co
_2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
May 29
15% Jun 26
26% May
66% Dec
90
Kennecott
2
17
*88
37%
17
30
*82
90
27%
9% Feb
Dec
84
*88
27%
22% Jan
Jan
84
90
37%
King-Seeley
5,600
85
*88
37%
6
44%
44
*84
27%
29% Feb
-
44
43 %
85
8.75
11
600
90
_100
Kelsey Hayes Co
34% July 21
900
300
96%
*88
__100
,,
107,800
78%
96%
96%
*95%
30%
43
78%
*41
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No par
conv
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90
37%
4%%
42
29%
78%
42
85
*37
7
78%
42
*88
50
78% Jan
17
17.
July 25
28%
79
*84
72
57% Jun
2
23% Dec 30
44%
45%
30%
79
100
No par
27% Jan
47
44
44%
29%
29%
*41
100
_
preferred
7
21% Mar
96%
preferred
2
2
30
Dec
*95%
preferred
27% Apr 11
9
22
96
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
3
26% July
16
23% Dec
95
52% July 24
50% Jun 12
:
19% Apr 22
4
Feb
35 %
7.
46% Jan
30
July 25
96
95% July 21
25
207/s Jan
5
*94
1
4.35%
May 29
16
2
Feb
38
19
43% Jan
40% Oct
•
33% Jan
47% May 31
22
20% Oct
2
10% Jan
2
25% Apr
7
75% Jan 27
41%
29%
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred
37% July 21
29% July
9
10
Jan
25
49% July 10
38% Oct
38 '
79
41
preferred
4.20%
75% July 25
'2
Jan
29% Jan
3
July 11
17
15 V Apr
128% Jan
Jan
29%
78%
41%
preferred
«4.50%
20
Dec
4%
6
25
47
Aug 28
28%
79
*40%
4%%
convertible preferred— 100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
92% May 29
103
May 7
84% Oct
80
28%
*77%
preferred
2
Jan
33%
preferred___100
50
4%%
7
Jan
83
.98
Nov 21
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
30
Jan
38% Jan
Mar 12
83
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
30 % July 23
Feb
9
Feb- 14
46% May 15
30
Dec
67 % Dec
37
*90
*99
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*85%
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•
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3,500
59 y4
38,100
66
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170
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175
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92
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86
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92
100%
87
36
17%
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1,300
1,900
18
36,100
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4,100
92
50
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150
10
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Dec
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40% Jan
1
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July 15
60% Jan
25% Oct 21
12% Dec 23
73% Jan 29
131
7% Dec 31
12
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40
May 81
32% Jan 14
July
8
1
18% Mar
12
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91% May 31
25% Mar 1
17
Deo
24
24% July 28
11
Dec
30
58
Feb
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July
9
98% Feb 26
11
35% Apr
28% Sep
4
14
24% Mar
32% July 22
45V2 July 22
36% July 25
4
34% Jar
8
28% Jun 25
35% Jan
78
Jan
Jun
88
2
10
33'A July 25
25% Feb 24
6
21% Feb
7
14% Jan
Mar 10
43
2
Miami
Copper
Middle
South
Utilities
Inc
99% July 25
131/4 May 27
Minneapolis Moline Co
16% July 14
July 22
89
Jan
14
100
21% Jan
2
•
33% May 20
4% Jan
2
Feb 29
42% July 25
27% Jan
Jun
5
28% Jun
27
Apr
4% Jan
3
2
32% July 25
7% Jun 20
52
Jan
2
66
Nov 13
83% Apr 22
62
Jan
10
58
Oct
29
15 Va Dec
23
8
Oct 22
10
5% Dec 26
17
Apr 16
24% Apr 18
23% Jan
•
18
Jan
•
18% Oct 22
41% July 11
28% Mar 4
38% Oct 21
49% Jun
30% Feb
20
12
77% July 23
12% May 9
19% Mar 19
14% Jun 20
8% Jan 13
6
15% Jan
11% Apr 22
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
■14,400
97%
96%
97 y4
96 Ya
97%
98'%
99%
13.400
13
12,000
% 50
1
17'%
17'/a
92%
96%
95 Ya
1
11%
11%
11%
12 Ya
12%
12%
12%
12
12'%
71
71
*70
73
*70
73
*18 Ya
19%
*18 Ya
19 "2
300
15%
87%
85 Ya
86%
87%
14,600
99
99%
*70
No par
No par
Minnesota'&
Mfg
com
7%
86%
No par
Ontario
Paper
*98
100
*98
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
12,100
32
32
31%
32
32 Ya
32%
31%
31%
32
32 Vb
10%
10%
10%
11%
41
41%
40%
41 Ya
41%
41%
41%
42'%
41%
42'%
23
22 Tb
23%
22%
23%
10,000
35
11,800
11 Vt
5
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
11 Ya
52%
31%
32%
34%
34%
3-1
34%
8%
8%
8'%
8%
3
8%
7,000
53%
52%
53%
52'%
55
54%
54%
7.400
32
31%
32
30%
32%
32
32%
18,300
6%
12,100
6%
6%
0%
6%
6%
65%
*65
65%
78'% '
*77
78%
*65
65%
65
65
77%
77 Yi
*77
78%
77%
77%
11 Ya
17%
17%
13 Vs
*12^4
11%
*11 *4
11%
11
No par
17 Va
17%
17 Vb
17:%
17 Ya
25
*12%
13%
13
13
*77
*11 Ye
11 Ya
11%
200
33
13
13
80
1,100
8,200
18%
18
18'a
50
11 %
7%
7%
700
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7%
*7!4
7%
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734
*7'/4
/. 7%l
33 %
33%
34%
34%
34%
34 Ya
34%
34%
35
5
31%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27 Ye
27%
27 Ya
27%
27 Ya
27'%
3,700
No par
57%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58 Ya
57'%
58'%
3,400
16
16%
16 Ya
16'%
16 Va
I6Y4
*16'%
I6V2
16%
16%
25%
26%
26
26%
26
26 %
25%
26
25 Va
261/4
21,600
37 Ya
37%
37%
38
21,400
18 7 b
19
No par
2
-
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
*12%
6%
*'•
6%
65'/a
6%
66
class A
11%
8%
65 Ya
*11
Ya
31%
54
1.25
11
11%
53
8-%
100
6%
11%
8
8%
No par
Tool
Chemical
50
100'%
99
27%
100
-—
86%
!
2714
100
Machine
;
27%
10
1
com
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
B
86%
89
100
1
3 Ya "/o
Class
15 Ya
15%
87
*98
1
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
par
Mohasco Industries Inc common5
Monon RR
15%
16
88%
300
1,800
31,100
16,100
No par
preferred series A
Monarch
22
27 Ya
2.50
Mmne^gta Power & Light
Monsanto
27
18 Ya
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
16
59% July 17
3.300
Minn Mining &
$4 preferred
13
28% Jun
33%
2,600
8% Jun
•
Jan
33 >%
3,500
36% Jan
4% Api
8
29% Apr 30
22 Va Jan 2
45
July 15
33
15%
9
20
32»%
22%
57% Jun
1
33
15%
2
12
32%
22%
4% Jan
44% Jan 31
84'/a
32%
15%
30% Jan 13
11% Apr
83 Ya
32 '%
22%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
72% May
84%
32%
15 Y*
1
30
700
84
32
22'%
5
30
1,800
V
22%
3
Nov 13
84
2,800
39%
83 %
221/4
9% Jun
4% Dec
39%
83 Ya
22
23% July
19% Dec
39%
83 Ya
21%
35% July
50
39 Ya
84%
21%
15%
10
8
•
33%
40
No par
Jan
12% Jan
33%
39%
33%
Minneapolis &> St Louis Ry
27
65% Mar
40
18
18% Feb 25
30
33%
40
18
37Va May 28
22
36'%
18
43% May 27
4% Oct
34
39%
100
26YaOct 22
30 V« Dec
34%
40 Ya
*33%
1.50
Minute*Maid Corp
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co__
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
25
34%
•
*70
conv
31
Jun
19,200
33%
~
17
preferred
60% May 24
12
7,300
44Tb
10
common
32% Oct 22
17% Deo 30
12% Jan
32 %
44%
*17%
22% July 25
73% Feb 29
31 %
44%
17%
10
11% Jan
2
93
32%
44 Va
71
2nd
Jan
31%
45
17%
1st
$1.50
17
32%
%
25
$5.50
71
Shares
31%
44
32 %
45 Va
preferred
July 23
19% May 26
10
Jan
the Week
71
13% Jan 13
59
July 24
loo
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
2
Friday
July 25
Thursday
V
July 23
84
MlaerdJ><te Chem Corp of Amer
17
45
1
Enterprises Inc_
Midland-Ross Corp common
5Ya % 1st preferred
;
Midwest Oil Corp
Jan
45
5
Midland
7% Jan
76
32 Ya
44%
10
32%
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
'
32
5
HIGH
Wednesday
July 2'i
July 31
Per
ND
Tuesday-
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
(The)
,
,
134,100
Montecatini
17% Dec 23
22
Feb 19
14% Jun 23
18% Jan 30
18% Feb
26% July 21
29
36% May 31
40% Jaa
7
25 % Jaa 34
17% Jan
19% Jan
10% Oct 22
19% Jan
t
11% Jan
16% Mar 13
35% Feb 13
37% NOV
7
12% Deo 23
51% July
3
47
23% Jan
11
19% Deo 31
32% Jan
t
Deo
18
23
27% Dec 80
17
Dec
27
Jan
10
28
35
37
Jan 9
■
3 81/2
July
2
24
42% Feb
May
6
50% July 25
Jan
'0
16% Ja-
12% Apr
19% Jan
27
July 25
14% Mar 25
17% Apr 30
17
30% Dec
12
38%
Janl 11
30% Jan
21% July
39% Apr
18% Deo
10
31
July 26
19% Jan
32% Jun
37% Dec
31
50
May
Jan
6
2
8
25
1
38
Feb 29
44 %
Apr
17
Jan
14% Feb
4
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
-
Moore-McCormack
Morrell (John)
Motorola Inc
37
37%
37'%
37%
37%
18%
18%
18%
18%
38%
19
18%
19-
"
3,300
10
Co
15%
15%
15%
15%
35%
16%
16 Ya
16%
16%
16 Ya
11,200
89
39 Y*
39 %
39%
39 Y8
39%
40
40%
40%
41Y4
4,200
49%
49%
49
y4
49%
49'%
50
50
50 Va
50
'%
50%
14Y4
14%
14%
5,800
3
Motor Products
Motor Wheel
2.100
38
12
Lines
&
Corp
Corp
10
2.400
_5
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of AmericaMyers (F E) & Eros
13%
14%
14%
14%
14Ya
14%
14 Ya
—1
Mueller Brass Co
25%
26
25%
26
26 Ya
26%
26 Ya
26 V4
26%
27
4,700
21%
21%
21%
21 Ya
21%
3,100
5
20 %
20%
20%
21
20%
~"i
38 Ya
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39 Ya
39%
39%
7,500
28
28 Ye
28'%
28%
28%
29 Va
28 Ya
28%
28%
28%
12,400
42
40%
40%
41%
41%
300
4,500
10
No par
*41
"41%
41
41
43
N
10% Dec 31
18% Jan
4
11
% Dec 30
80% Jan
8
43% Jan
53 Ya Mar 10
30
Jan
I
14% Jan
18% Jan
14
July
8
9% Jan
40
13% Oct 22
9% Dec 24
20% Oct 22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Deo
0
35
Jan
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
46% Feb 12
18% Dec 23
33
Jun
20
19% Oct 22
77% Oct 22
16% Oct 22
166
Deo 80
27
15% Jun 20
53'%
3,300
15%
7,600
Zl
13Ya
14
3
3%
13%
13Tb
14
13%
14%
National Automotive Fibres
National Aviation Corp
Jan
20
14
Jun
17
National Can
71 Ya Jun
16
National Cash
9% Jan
2
50'/a Jan
17
24% May 22
38 Va Mar 18
19% Jan
2
37% Jan
7
47% May 29
5
27%
28%
27%
28 Ya
27 Ya
28
27%
27'%
27 Ya
27%
5,300
10
47 Ya
48 '%
47%
48 Ya
4 8'/a
48'%
48Ya
48'%
48%
49%
11,400
163 Ya
163%
*163%
163%
163'%
163'%
12%
12 Ya
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12!%
12%
12,800
67%
67%
68%
67'%
68'%
68'%
69%
19,400
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
28% May 21
101% Apr
S
20% Jan
2
26% July 25
Natl Distillers & Chem
86% Jan
8
95
May
21 Ya
19% Jan 28
17% Jan
2
7
7
a
51
July 11
July 16
7
100
8
86% Oct 21
138
July
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
165
Deo
18
158
139
Jan
23
135% Jan
8
84% Apr 17
Mar 25
7
12% Apr 12
21% Dec 30
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
47% Jan
4
21% May 13
14% Dec
49% Dec
17
21% July 18
80% Jan
8
29% NOV 22
36% Jan
7
May
103% Feb
5
168
Jun
Jun
13
38 Ya
44
Nov 29
42% Jan
2
9% Sep 16
7% Jan
2
July 25
54% Apr 30
9Y4 May 22
6% Deo 30
11
7% Jan
3
10% July 23
8% Oct 23
4% Dec 23
14% Jan
11
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
Jan
11
4% Jan
a
16% Feb
5
13 % Jan
3
10
Dec 23
14% Feb
4
10% Jan
25% Dec 19
71
NOV 13
33% Jan
18
26% Jan
85
Feb
26
77% Feb 14
17
Jan
3
87
Deo 31
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
23 Ya
23
23
23
44%
23%
45
44'%
45 y4
44%
44%
44%
44%
13,800
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
24
Ya
26'%
61,700
93
60'%
90'%
90
91%
800
5
23'%
100
*90%
com
10
27
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
3
11% Feb
10
a
34% July 18
84% July
7
20%
23%
90
■
93
50%
50%
93%
93%
96
98
5
common
100
100
:
20%
21V*
_1
__No par
common
20%
21%
21
Ya
50%
50%
93%
93 Ya
98
97
50%
93%
50%
■"•'92
97Ya
98%
163''a
*
*90%
93
163 Ya
1(53
137
137
137
163
*
98 Ya
163
163
137 V't
3 64
1.36 Ya
20%
50%
*94
138
*137 Vt
21
20%
20%
8,900
50%
50%
50%
16,900
95 Ya
95
95 Ya
180
15.800
100
lOOVi
101 Ya
163
163
163
*137 y4
138
17
17% Dec 23
28
13 % Dec
30
July 29
30% July 25
18
11
29% Jan
Dee
10
25 '%
25 Va
25%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
25 Ya
24%
25
25
25 %
24%
18
18 Ya
18
18 Ya
18 Ya
18 Ya
18 Ya
13%
18 V4
18
Ya
3,200
58
59Ya
58%
59%
58%
59'%
58 Ya
59
59 Yt
28,400
National Sugar Ret
National Tea Co
36%
37 Ya
37 Ya
37 Ya
37%
37%
37%
58%
37%
38 Ya
1,100
50Y4
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
50
50%
3,900
8 Vr.
8 Ya
8Ya
8
8%
8,200
Service Corp
National Theatres
National
U
S
Co_
No par
5
51
—l
Inc
36%
51%
8
8%
I
18% July 11
New
Feb
19
96
May 29
New
Jan
14
87
July 23
Newmont
Inc
10
10
10 J/4
10 Ye
10%
10 Ya
10 v«
10%
10
11
HYa
11 Ya
11
llYa
11 Ya
11Y4
11%
———100
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
10
6
5Tb
6
6
6
5%
14 y4
*13%
14 '%
*13 Ya
14 V*
*13%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
34%
*81
17%
*90
83%
34%
*34 Ya
34%
34%
34%
82%
*81
82 %
82%
82 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
93
*90
85
86
85%
11%
11%
11%
11%
33%
34
34
34
82 Ya
82 Ya
17%
18
81
Ya
17%
7,900
19%
5,700
103,300
20,900
16
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
38'%
14
New
18
18%
18 Ya
18%
18 %
18%
18'%
19%
19
a
18% July 24
27% July 21
New
York
18
N Y
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Dock—
13% Mar
95
Apr
S
Apr 18
107
Jun
Jan
225
May 21
16
19
$5
York
Air
Brake
5
No par
non-cum
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
15
Central
26 Ya
27 Y,
26%
27
26%
27 Ya
26%
27 Ya
26%
27%
No par
*103
107
*103
107
*103
107
103
'210
250
'225
300
*225
300
200
300
Y
&
Y
Harlem RR Co
Jan
IS
5% Jan
a
9
Feb
11
31
41% Jan
14
14% Jan
a
22
Jan
31
54% Jan
4
25 Ye Apr
8
31% Jan 16
32% Oct 30
38% Deo 31
38% Jan
a
47% July
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
87
1
79% Jaa
I
85
1
29% Jan
a
36% May 29
63
Nov 21
74
Jan
21
72»/a Mar 13
69
July 29
81
Jan
30
76
Mar 10
July 8
80Ta July 25
3.60%
Nov 13
preferred
100
*79
80%
*
72
86% Apr
11
81
Mar
4
88 Ya Api
23
3.90%
17
*82
83
Oct
100
*82
78
preferred
90
Jan
28
88
July
9
93 Ya Jan
24
4.10%
98% Aug 20
108
preferred
100
*88
Deo
89%
9
104% Mar
4
6
5.25%
Common
No par
Preferred 5 c/o
series A
100
101
22
51% Deo
11
*25% July
18
July 21
18% Jat
a
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
31% Jan
S
53% Apr
7
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
9
22
S
20% Oct
39% Jan
3
25% Feb a#
15% Jan
1
63 Ya Apr 11
4
14% Dec 24
65% Dec 27
24% July 17
79
Jan
4
Jaa
26% Apr
90
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
32 % Nov 19
13% Oct 22
107
110
Mar
Deo
~8
16
49% May 31
104
107
Jaa
Jaa
76
108
105 '% May 16
24
45 Ya
45%
3.40%
4.85%
No par
com
preferred
100
preferred
100
preferred
100
Norfolk
&
45%
83%
44%
45%
44 Ya
45 Vb
45%
46'4
83 Ya
83%
*82'%
83 Va
35
34%
35%
34%
34%
*73
*105
101
83 Ya
*82
34%
35 Ya
>'4
101
101
22.
78
90
Feb
1
87
Jaa
It
92
90% Feb It
87
Jaa
•
•
Jun
18
83% Jan 23
Jun
13
July 16
94% Jun
19
common
*73
76
80Tb
83
*82
82'%
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
106
106
106
106
106
105'%
105'%
180
102
102
102
660
101 Ya
101
preferred
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
38%
39 Va
39
39 y4
38%
39%
40
40'%
3,900
25
67
69
68%
69%
69 Ya
69%
69 5 a
69%
69'%
69%
9,000
*22%
23 %
*22%
23%
*22%
23'%
*22%
23%
1
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33 Vs
34
33
21
21%
20%
20%
21
21
21
21'%
21'%
21%
67
68
66
66
65'b
66'%
400
29Ya
29%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
7,400
108 Ya
109 %
108'%
109
108%
109
111
111
110
110
109%
109'%
>
Co
100
•108'%
109
*109
110%
109
110%
111
*
-
42
42Tb
42
133,600
34
42%
42 Ya
42%
42
42%
42 Ye
42Tb
21
21 Ya
21
21 Va
21%
21%
21
21 Ya
80
79
79 %
7 8 Ye
79
78'/a
78'a
*78 Va
2.300
60
220
•
33,200
79'%
*88'%
90
*79
20%
5,800
21
*90
92
*89%
91
89 Ya
89
*88'%
*90Va
92
*90%
92
"90%
92
*90'%
92
*90'2
100
*90
92
90'%
*89
100
*91%
93
*92
93'%
1
26 Y4
30
90'%
$4.16 preferred series
240
92
93% Ma'
7
Northrop Aircraft Inc
a
Norwich Pharmacal Co
July 25
*108%
Vb
10$
■
44 Ya
3.800
23 Ya
38
100
90% Jaa
8
20
22%
$4.10 preferred secies
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
22% Apr
10% Jan
31
60
38
90
i
38
100
23 y4
;
4
22% Jun' 17
102
■'•6;
80Tb
1
Gas
•
25% Dec 31
101 Ya
80%
*22%
Aviation
17% Jan
7
75
*73
.—25
Capital Corp
Feb
28% Feb
26% July 18
17Y4 July 25
25% Jao 21
50
28.000
*82
5.80% preferred
100
Northern Pacific Ry
5
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
5
$3.60 preferred series
100
V
7,900
83'%
35
*79'%
•
42% July 23
34%
83
76
*79 %
29V4
113 y2 May 20
*82 Ya
Y
80%
*73
80%
82%
88
*105
106
35
88
79 Ya
68
5 Ya %
7»%
5
Ry
Adjustment preferred
Natural
:*
83
76
*73
76
29 Ya
19
7
7
2
Western
American
*82
29%
94
1,800
69%
10
pat^e 24.
2,700
27'%
29%
Jaa
For footnotes see
17%
26'%
69
32% Jaa 18
Feb
17%
50
16% Jaa
July 12
17%
27
10
88
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
17Ya
26%
Northern
76% Mar
92
5,300
17 %
26%
29% July 21
109 Va Jun 13
9
Mar 29
9% Oct 22
7%
17
20 Va
7%
68
Feb
77% NbV 14
79% Oct
1
15% Oct 22
7%
17
27
7
Northern Central Rv Co
82
8
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
Northeast
92
Oct
.100
North
July 11
July 10
45 Ya
7%
17
26%
7Ya
17%
27%
17
■.
"
No par
preferred
34% July 23
17% Jun 11
14
1
Common
$3.75
21 Ya
72
6%
26%
State Electric Gas
Corp—
Y
Shipbuilding Corp
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
4
Nov
York
July 25
Y2 July 25
69% July 23
23 Ya Apr 18
40
77% NOV 13
68
Feb
New
N
9
107
300
New Haven & Hartford Co—
18% Oct 11
Mar 18
*105
*215
107
50
preferred
N
N
Oct
7,600
38%
44% Jaii
180
Dec~31
/v
87
2lYi Feb
Mar 28
18 %
24,300
18
86%
3
Mar 11
29
150
81%
93
*90
93
800
1,400
86'%
17% Jan
103
31% Mar
100
14
38 Y3
351
Apr
2,300
2,600
6
14
85'/a
87
5%
6
14'%
*14
♦90
93
*90
93
85
5 Tb
36% Apr 30
Deo 13
17
2,400
11%
common—No par
Corp
15,700
%
10
III—1
I
Zl
Mining
:/8.
•
10%
1
Newberry Co (J J)
33A% preferred
8%
1
Fibre Co
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros
8
1
Radiator
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
85
Dec 11
Dec
120
16%
1
14% Jan
98
4% Deo 24
190
1,400
138
*16%
Malleable & Steel Cast-No
par
National Shares Corp
1
National Steel Corp
~~ _io
68
190
14
Y4
16%
New
36% Dec
2,500
23'/a
23
23
16 Ya
Natl
30% Jan
Nov 20
23%
45%
23 Ya
45 Ya
preferred B
1
37% Mar 11
13
67%
23
preferred A
5
59% July 22
May 17
66 Ya
5
7%
26 Ya Feb
11
320
165
163
164
67%
1
Co
Co
164
5
G%
National Linen
47 Va Apr
8
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
17
18 Ya July 25
Jan
National Fuel
16% July
6
15
Register
National Gypsum
19
143
Corp
Corp
pfd series of 1951
4Yi%
5,900
14%
14
100
8
23% Feb
12%
10
168
158% Mar 26
Inc
common
4
Jan
80
52'%
15 Ya
15% Jan
Jan
Oct
13%
52
14%
70% Jun
42
Oct 22
13%
51
15
National Biscuit Co
7% preferred
90
66% Nov 13
13%
50%
14'%
8
4
76
13'%
50'%
14%
13
a
14
13
50%
14 Ya
Jan
July
2
12%
50%
14%
Jun
Jan
17
12%
50%
14 Y*
31
46
Dec
12%
49%
1
51
97
7
12%
1
41% Jan
84
18
9
National Acme Co
National Airlines
23% Mar
35% Oct 22
Aug 22
Corp
Natco
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
Inc
Va
*90
91 Ya
90%
*89
Ya
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93 Va
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25 3 4
26
18.800
16'%
16%
17%
20,500
*23!%
24'%
.
43%
44 Va
15%
15%
16%
25
common
preferred
*23
23%
*23
23%
23%
23%
23'%
24
1.25
41
41%
42
42 y4
42
Ya
42%
42'%
43 Yt
10
15 '%
100
90 "2
16 Ya
15%
15%
...
■
Monday, July 28, .1958
-
eo
3,600
'
Volume
183
Number 5763
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(365)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Frevioua
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
42?; Oct 22
83
va
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Oct
52% May
50% Jan
101?4 Mar 18
24
76% Jun 27
35% Nov 12
9
94% Jan
89
Jan 29
103% Mar
14
96
Jan
8
28% Dec 30
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
35
Oct
443/4 Jun 14
39% Jan
Sep 26
18
Jan
3
81 Va
July 24
07
Jan
15
21
22% Oct 22
37% Dec
7
Dec
30
64
Dec
30
33% Oct 22
73
Apr
13?; Dec
30
61% July 11
7
43% Feb
4
13% Jan 11
90% May 31
7% Jan
2
12% Jun
2
66
3
86
May 29
13
56
May
19
Nov
6
16?4 July 15
80
Nov 13
104
Nov 12
43
7
96
17
■*,
-
27
26% Jan
Nov 19
33% Jan
21
33% Jan
132
22
Oct
17
12% Oct 22
2
13
22
4
Apr 21
5% Feb
4
2
Apr 15
43?; July 10
83% July 7
22?; May 8
32?; Jun 30
6
25
30% Dec 31
30% Jan
10
38?4 July 14
33% July 25
7j/2 Jun 30
2
2
27
85% Mar 13
21
16
48 Va NOV 20
46 % Dec
30
2
2
703/4 July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
Jan
Jan 29
97% Jan
2
86 % Nov
6
101
Jan 25
95
2
101% Apr 25
21 Va Dec
30
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
35
35% Dec
23
Oct
7
36
2
48% May 28
27
82% Mar 11
65
19% Jan
25 Va May
60
Jan
10
56
95
Jan
14
102
20% Jun
25
37
7
14% Jan
5% Aug
7
3
Jan
13
7
12
65% July 15
49% Jan
10
97
92
Feb
63% Jan
19% Aug 14
37% Jan
1
9
12
88
July 17
Nov
104% Feb 19
Aug 26
106
18
Jan
94% Jan
102%
3
9
3
10
72% July 25
.
17
Jan
•94
16
9?;
9%
9?;
900
13 Va
13?;
13?;
13%
14?,,
8,100
14
14%
14
14?;
14?;
11?;
800
25
•20%
52%
23
\*20%
23
22%
•20%
22?;
10
25
55?;
5% preferred
22
22
52?;
53
53?;
53%
53?;
53 %
53?;
53%
2,500
55?;
56?;
55?;
56
56
56?;
56?'a
56V,
18,006
47?;
47?;
47?;
47%
48
22,400
No par
47%
JBaoific Mills_
No par
♦24%
132%
132 7 it
136?!!
130 s;
Pacific Tin Consolidated Ccsp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
4%
1
49%
4?;
4?;
4?;
4?„
4?a
31-
I.900
16 3 a
16?;
16%
16%
17 ?o
27,200
so?;
51?
50%
50%
50?;
50 3 ,
95?.
94
91
40 s;
41
40?;
41
40?;
40%
8,900
No par
79 s;
80%
79?;
80?,
79%
80?,
80
81
81?;
83?o
12,600
2,500
19%
19?;
19?;
19?;
19?;
*19%
19 s;
19%
20%
29? it
29%
30
29?;
29%
29s/a
29%
28?;
29%
31 it
3%
3?;
5
12%
12:,«
12%
12%
12%
12? it
12%
12%
12%
25
247;
24? it
24?;
24?,
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24?;
25
1.100
30?;
37 %
30?;
37?;
37?;
37?-
37%
38
37?a
38
2,700
301 i.
31
30%
31%
31
31%
30?;
32%
32?;
33?;
36,400
53
33,600
Chemicals
5?;
5? 11
5%
5%
57 a
5%
5%
is?;
18?;
18 %
18 v»
18%
18?;
18?,,
1,500
92
94
92
92
93
91?;
92%
92
92?;
II,000
15?;
16%
16
93%
16 Vb
16 «/a
16?;
59? a
16?;
16?a
16%
16? i,
17,300
59?;
61
60%
12,000
58%
57
57
47?;
48
54%
55%
1
No par
100
♦50%
58%
40?;
103 Mi
47 s
100
yy?;
7% Jan
95% May
Oct
22
13% Jan
3
94?; Jan
7
10?; Jun
2
21
96% Jan
2
39% Jim 26
44% Jan
3
42% Jan
3
-
88
94
6
90
Jan
6
100% Jun
Nov
11% Oct
4
21
May
30
97
7
Apr 14
60% July 21
22
Jun
20
100
13 ?„
13
V*
13?;
%
35%
35?;
35?;
35?;
35%
35%
35?:,
35%
35?,,
800
40 %
•57%
40 %
40
47
46? .1
46%
46%
46%
46?a
46 ?a
3.600
*58
59
58
58
59
59
58
59
22?;
23%
22s;
23
22?;
23%
23
23?o
50,800
52%
52 %
52%
53%
53%
53 ?4
53%
53?;,
800
59
16%
4%
69?;
100
•99%
12.50
51%
42?;
22%
70?.,
51?;
43
Oct
21
15% Oct
22
21% Apr 23
70?; July 12
27% Mar 20
82?; Dec
31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
93% Jun
25
82% Dec
24
98% May 15
20% May 16
84% Jan
98
17
44
14% Dec 30
239
Nov 11
150
Jun
13
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
14
Jan
2
52% Feb
26
16% Jan
2
14% May 13
130% Jun
99
*97
99
105
*104
105
105
105
16?;
60
Dec
24
67
Dec
23
85
29
Dec
11
29?; July 25
115
Dec
3
44% Oct 22
e8%Oct
80 % Feb
135
Jan
7
23
Mar 29
July 25
78 Va July 25
'% Feb
«
Jan
2
68% Jun
2
74% July 25
7
22% Feb
Apr 24
125
84
Jun
18
39% Jan
10
Jun
20
69
10
19% Jan J1
21% Mar 20
34
5
July 11
92
61% July 24
July 25
Plttston Co (The) common
preferred
213/; Dec
38
Jun
7
28?; July 21
30
Nov
14
53% Dec
11
43% Jan
2
69% May
polaroid Corp
30
323; July 22
23% Dec 31
16% Jan
2
22% July 16
Poor & Co
2l
57
Dec
48
May 20
28% Jun
24
82-% Feb
31
4
22% Jan 10
33% Oct
"22
Oct
11
20% Sep
4
19% Sep
26
20
Mar
Oct
42% Dec
1
22
31
293; Nov 14
67
68%
19%
?6
Jun
Jun
2
5
17
(3.50
Potomac
110
20s,,
2,000
7i?i,
77
713
4
5,400
19?-
6,300
19%
19?;
19%
19
19
19
90
*90
91
*90
91
•90
91
98%
*97?;
98?;
*97?;
98%
•97%
98%
*97%
15%
15?;
15?;
15%
15?,,
15?;
16?;
16 ?a
16 ?a
6,600
98%
15?;
20?;
21?;
19%
76%
133%
133?;
133%
133?;
133 ?4
132 ?i,
132?
21
21%
20%
21 ?«
21'A
76?;
77 %
77?,,
73
6%
C'/a
18
19%.
20
90
77%
75?;
6%
0 %
90
21®;
20%
74
6?a
6%
*130
19%
19
78 %
77
10
110
14.800
22
6,500
4
6%
6%
6?-
4,600
18?;
18?,,
18%
19?;
30,600
6?
19%
18%
4
2,900
69?-
♦67
220
*65%
66?,
*65?;
66%
66%
68%
*67
69%
71%
71%
72%
73%
73?;
73 %
*73
74
73?;
74?;
800
18%
18?.,
is?;
19%
19?;
19? a
19?;
19%
19?;
3,500
♦125
130
128
*120
*120
19%
128
*120
128
♦120
128
6i?;
60%
6i ?;
89?;
90
92 3 ,
92
92
400
31%
317,
32
32
31%
32?;
32
32?,,
32'A
33
5,900
27%
283„
27?;
28
27?;
28 7n
27%
27?;
26?;
27?;
9,200
34,400
56?4i
2.50
5
Electric Power Co
59?;
97%
20 V*
57?;
563;
57?;
92
*88?;
59?;
59
57?;
*91
94
*90
14,100
60%
59 s;
61%
61
61%
60 Va
63
61
63%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21?;
21?;
21?;
21?:,
21?;
22
5,100
10
25','u
25?
25 ?;
25?;
25?;
25?;
25?;
25%
25?;
25%
4,500
64?;
II,900
59?;
i,
64?;
64?;
65?;
64s;
65%
44'ti
46?,,
45?
46? a
45 Va
45?
35
34?;
35
34?;
35
29% Jan
2
36% Jun 19
30% May 2
34%
28%
28%
28s;
28?;
1,700
210
89% Jan 10
91% Feb 26
July 25
2
Jan
10
Mar
23?; Feb
4
93
Feb
14
18
4.18%
29
com—No par
100
100
100
—
100
29%
*91 %
92%
*91
92 ?.t
39?4 July 21
46% Jun
16
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
45?;
45%
146% Apr
23
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—lo
♦140?-
141?a
98
18
Apr 23
Apr
107% Apr 22
43% Jun 17
80% Mar 13
6
24% Jan
10
21% Mar 11
23% Jun
18
5% Jan
2
11
5
8
75% July
30% May 22
28% Jan
43% Jan
7
31?; Jun
2
58 %
Feb
25
37% Feb
11
136
Jan
9
24
Jan
2
29
$1.40 dlv preference
4.08% preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3% %
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Paget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The)
5
95
67% Jan
7
67
67
20?;
45%
Jan
24
20%
68?;
35%
23
66% Apr
48 ?e Jun
20 Va
64%
75
Aug
20?;
34?;
37
9% May 15
20?;
59
♦95
44';
4
72
20 %
59?;
97%
20?,t
58%
•95
36
24% Feb
4?; oct 22
€4
96
45 %
May
9
79% Mar 19
40
98?;
59
95?;
647ii
105
65
*94'A
58?;
96
35%
7
1
98%
59? 4
96
*94
44%
2
Feb
*94%
*94?;
58%
97%
64?;
28% Jan
95
98%
98Va
60%
-2
85% Jan
23
I,300
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
4
81?; Oct
56,600
9%
Procter & Gamble
27
Mar 13
46%
9%
49% Feb
Feb
92
46?;
9%
65% July 25
Feb
12
82
46%
9?;
9
92
Nov
82
46
97.,
98%
66?;
300
84
82
47?;
9%
31
29
81
9%
Jan
55
77
11
*81
82
84
47
45?;
42% Jan
24J/4 Jun 28
Sep
10
46?;
97',
*82
,
47%
30
13,000
600
•97%
JO
22
83
64
I8?:t
-*
15 3/a Dec
44% jun
83
*63
64
90
—1
75
19
37% Oct
83
134
12
24
83
136
Feb
19% Jun
83
*132
117
2
83
*130
22% Dec
14
84
*83
134
19?; July 22
68% Feb
3
Jan
51 %
136
2
116
51
*132
convertible
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
21
51%
*129
14% Jan
17 V2 July
51
134
22
56,800
♦62%
136
12
18?-
17%
62 ?4
51
♦132
25
18 Va
17?;
♦128%.
7%
18%
9,100
62%
57
06%
120
43%
50?;
♦90
20%
100
105
42?4
43
51.
guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc—
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Jun
62
16%
280
230
99
64
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
67% Feb
30
17
*97
50?;
4
10
Dec
16s;
1,100
91
♦103%
170
4,600
*89
105?;
s;
42
43%
13,000
24,600
43
106
*62%
64
84
42?;
4
22%
42%
*21%
•104%
90?;
*97
*94
25
-No par
1
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
22?;
105
99
*97
16?;
1
43
42 s;
99
*103?;
72 34
99?
90
42?;
72?;
51?,,
90
41%
1,900
99 Va
90
42%
40O
4.000
4?„
4
51?;
90
41%
97?;.
17?,,
17?;
99V,
•103%
63,500
110
517 a
22
22%
106
370
71?;
99%
42%
42%
22?;
105
22
21
14
22%
105?;,
*96
4
72?;
100
51
51%
Jan
31% Jun
6
42?;
22? it
72?;
100
50 ?;
Jun
85?s Jan
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
16% Mar 11
71?;
*99?;
i40
128
34% Dec 30
8
Jun
72
51 ?4
17 Va
4
135
64
Oct
71% July 24
19% Jun
6
4
100
97%
17
4
97%
16?;
70%
50?;
*96
17
♦96
13
Apr 17
15% Jan
2
6% Dec 23
9
4%
-
100
90
♦104
*9?;
16%
*4
105?;
99
4os;
95?:,
16?;
42 s;
22%
106
89 %
♦82
v
99?;
*99?;
100
88%
100
100
5
52%
95?;
4
104
23?;
22?;
*52
97
16%
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
250
99?-
13 Va
97
$4
2,700
103
99?;
1
100
Mar 12
103
100
48?,,
13?;
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5% preferred
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
Mar 18
57%
48
103%
103
103
60
•56%
13
83
86
%
13%
83
89
47
103
100
99?;
100
1
No par
100
100
100
100
1
—3
103?;
47?;
13
3;i
100
33 %c
(conv)
*57
4
13%
13
10
5
25
4% %
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
59
47?'.
103
100
56?;
56?;
47
103 ? it
51?;
47% July 18
55?;
•57
it
50?;
27
122,000
is?;
6
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
Corp common
1,500
12%
18%
No par
Phila & Reading Corp
1,70''
314
5%
1
10
Pet Milk Co common
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
*3
18 %
No par
81 conv preference com
3
40
Corp
2nd preferred
3
3
3
.10
•62%
29
140
! it
5
Jan
9,700
4
95%
%
100
38% Feb
*94
o
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
74% Jan
•94
19%
Phllco
75
so?;
50%
29
No par
1
16
4
49?;
94
11
19
100
15%
Apr
12
2,420
a
4 ?;
18% July 25
Feb
136 s
16 ?it
55% Jun
79% Feb
136%
4?;
65
53% Jan
200
133%
xl5%
12% Jan
82
26
132?;
4?;
43
13
137%
132%
'130?;) 137%
41?;
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peona & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
May 13
♦136s;
47? a
26
132
94
common..
4%% preferred.
4.40% series preferred
5
27
*24%
132%
3.50
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
May
27
132?;
40s;
$1.60 convertible preferred
102
47?;
•24?;
95%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
4%
47%
25
132% 132%
136s; 136%
41%
Ford
Corp
*241;>
40 s;
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Ptnn-Texas
27
100
16%
'94
2.50
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
«to
47%
*20?;
1
.100
Parker Rust Proof Co
Penick
16
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Parmelee
*4%
1
9Va
56%
Rteoific Telop As Teleg common—100
•6% preferred
—^100
;
9
9
52?;
Pacific Finance Corp.!
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
67% Jan
Nov
30
12?;
12
88
*94
7,500
9?.t
3.80%
35% Nov 13
7034
14?;
7
67% NOV 22
70
12?;
6
Jan
70
19,800
914
16
Dec
260
48
12 3 4
12?;
9%
12?;
46
21
45?;
*12
*14%
•9%
68% Jan
22
46%
15
4.40%
7
*94
:
12?;
45%
69%
12?;
107% May
03% Feb
44% July
70?;
*12?;
♦14%
38% Oct
Oct
10434
105
12?.',
47 ?4
45?;
1
53% Dec 23
11
104?4
*103
105
*12
.
47
5
Fhlla Electric Co common—No par
Jun
12?;
5
29% Jan
22
♦104
36,900
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
Phelps-Dodge Corp
24
95%
31% Apr 22
18?; Apr 15
21% Oct
105
24%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
107
10
No par
43?; July 11
6
Jan
94% Feb
preferred^
51% July 25
2
Feb
99
Apr
100% Jun
22
21
76% Nov 14
94
Jan
6
Feb
1053/4 Apr
87
37
23
11
Nov
2
Jan
40% May 21
34% Oct 21
92
25
6
May 13
May 9
5
2
85% Sep
Jun
17?; July
3
Jan
42?; Feb
37% Dec 23
2
18
May 28
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
23% Dec 20
■2% Dec
28% Jan
25
13% Jun
49% Apr 24
Apr 26
24% May 9
% Feb 25
92
11% Feb 28
85
32% Dec 11
16 % Oct 21
45
Feb
common
Pennsalt
July 24
57
106
Jan
85
Paper Co
Peqney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
90% Oct 28
7
i
com
preferred
Oxford
61
2
49
16
July 24
49% July 1
104% Jun 19
39% Oct 22
4%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
16?; July 24
13
41% Jan
Jun
19% May 1
95% May 12
82% Jan
7
13% Apr
1
49% May 15
July
103
23?-
94%.
10
Jun
105
18,200
23%
94?-
2
12% Oct
'104
80
54%
23
23?a
53?;
95%
7% Jan
19% Jan
75
23?;,
27,100
53?;
94
3% Jan 31
12% July 3
3% Jan
13% Jan
22%
23
12? i,
83
53
94
9
23% Jan
23 7 „
.
95?-
5
2% Jan
8
23?;
53?;
2,200
17y8July
July 17
15% Jan
6
9
52?;
367a
11%
,2,000
1
2
53 s;
36
*82
99
143
21
13% Jan
51%
83
34
19
40% Jan
51?;
•82
98?;
S3
25% Jan
83 Va
:/
33?;
2
30
82
98?;
11
22
11?;
81.7/ 7
50%
30c
No par
11%
81
11,900
199,500
331/4
63% Dec
Oct
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co—
371/4
36?;
11%
36?a
11s;
33?/b
98?;
12
Nov 26
12 Va
34?;
11%
82
11s;
♦80%
300
327;
33?;
42 % Feb
2% Dec
36?;
117a
34?;
32?;
707a
51% July 25
11
36
34
31%
333„
98
21
32?;
Chemical
98?;
2
3
94?;
70?;
8
24% Jun
*94
98
2
Apr
96V;
32
33?;
Jan
31
*94
98
Jan
27
96?;
32 Va
33?:,
30% Jan
17% Dec
•93%
*93?;
■'/ 32
33?;
90
2
96?;
,:
32?;
69 ?n
37
12% Jan
96%
32'/'/
97?;
56% Jan 16
27
•93%
.7.50
34
95
May 17
36% Jun 11
7% Dec
1,100
18?;
69?-
17
4% Jan 24
43,600
50%
*18?;
97%
48% July 9
29% May 29
135% Jun
9
3
22% May
41 Va
501/4
18V4
33%.
96 y2 May
27
30
411/4
50V4
18 V4
677;
97?;
22
July 23
53% July 25
12% Jan
21
41?;
50V4
18?;
15
58?4 Jun
Feb
22
403A
50'A
*17?;
100
2
4
2% Oct
42?;
*49%
17%
6.25
22
18% Oct
41?;
50
17%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
2
Jan
14% Dec
42 ?a
49?;
17%
Corp
5
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred—100
Otis Elevator
6.25
9
Jan
Jan
42 Va
49?;
16
14?; July 25
14% July 3
131
26% Jan
42 s a
25
Oct
Dec
Oklahoma Natural Gas
41?;
49?;
•17?;
100
preferred
4.24% preferred
Jun
84% July 23
36
28
iuu
4(3
ll V< Apr
7% Apr 22
19 Va Jan
4
22
*9tt%
*12
2
117% Jan
99 ?4
12%
2
40% Jan
2
20% Feb 21
7
80
100%
•98 Va
46?.,
47% Jan
9
70
•1001/4 100?;
100%
102
*98
45".1
72
137?4 Mar 12
119% Oct 23
4
Jun
120
8"?;
10
com
4%
Mathieson
98?;
85 >A
99?;
•100?;
99?;
9,400
98?;
87
20
Oklahoma Qas & Elec Co
OUn
102
*98
54%
99
•85V4
99
Apr
34?; Jun
May 22
18% Jan 17
40% Dec 13
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
No par
*100?;
99?-
541/4
*89 Va
85 v;
♦11?;
7
40
100?;
•97
54%
99%
85%
1
2
10
9
100?;
54
55?;
•98
1
9% Jan
2
43% Apr
8
51% Jun 13
43% Oct 22
112% Oct
Jan
100
;
54%
Shares
Overland Corp (The)
7% Jan
17% Jan 22
Nov 18
86V4
the Week
Friday
July 35
Owens
7
Jan
98%
86
July 34
7
Feb
87
15
56%
98%
86?i>
Isles for
Thursday
July »3
17
04
15
Apr
55?;
99?»
Wednesday
13% Jan
Jan
25% Jan
2
May 13
56?;
98%
♦85%
100
preferred
56?;
100
—100
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co.
May 27
8
12
common
Tuesday
July 23
July HI
49% Jun
59
Mar 13
Jan
111
4
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
3
16% Jan 31
21
Oct
87a Dec 23
10
Jan
29-
7 '
82% Mar
667a July 25
24
/.
40% Jan
20% Jan
68
Jan
Jan
98
4.56%
3
26
50% Oct
Nov 18
18% Jun
33% Jun
35% Nov 18
85
6
7
89
21
9
42?; July 21
50y2 July 25
26% Jan
31% Apr
7
37% Jun 11
2
May 16
Par
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
17
28
49% Jun
18% Oct 21
10
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
19
103
102
13
17% Jan
92
Jun
Ohio Edison Co
92% May 16
7
Jan
99?; Mar 25
85 Vi NOV 13
103
9
98
Monday
EXCHANGE
56?; July 21
141
84% Jan
1
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
July 25
7
26
July 25
*95
105V;
41%
70
*23
22%
8?4
96
105%
41?;
x64
29?«
28%
91%
91%
91
91
*91
92?;
•91 v;
92?;
92%
*91
92?,
*90?;
91?;
•90?;
96
*94?;
96
95
95
106?;
106?;
41%
41
77
♦22
23%
9%
29%
30sit
6,000
17,800
91
*70
72
«
29
*91
76
22%
•
29
23%
72
>
*23
2334
9
9%
*72?;
74
29?;
53 Va
54%
54?;
30%
85?;
39 %
39?;
39
39%
"
95
*105?;
95
105%.
41? a
41?,,
76
76
*22
*23
23%
23%
1
1
95
105?;
105?;
40? a
41
76
76
*23
*22
105
40 s;
76
105?;
41
76
170
270
16,900
110
23%
*23
23? 4
24
•22
24
400
76,700
9?'a
11
•74%
76
30%
30
30 ?4
29?4
30
6.400
55%
56?;
56%
57? 2
587A
as?;
7,700
39%
39%
38%
39?a
39 Va
39 ?a
32,100
43s;
4,200
9
*72?.',
30 %
9?a
74
9
*72? 4
9%
74
20
Q
33 % Jan
2
123% Aug 13
-23% Oct 22
39% Sep 13
138 »2 Dec 30
29% Jan
<u>*
n»»«>
7
28% July 24
6%
28
28?;
45
'
45%
*140?;
28?;
142
,
28?;
43%T
44%
44?;
43?;
140?;
140%
140?;
44?;
140?;
140?2
28?a
28?;
28 ?2
26?;
28?;
140?;
28
140
4,100
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
,(366)
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Friday
July 23
the Week
July 25
Thursday
July 21
Wednesday
July 22
July 21
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Frevious
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
Bange for
Shares
E
40
647b Jun 24
May 13
Jan 24
69% Jan
16% Apr
48% Feb
11
14
23
16% Mar 18
10
45 % Apr
8
147a Jan 13
6
59 % Jun
7
34% Jan 11
23% Aug 13
21% Aug
Mar 22
17
Dec
Dec
19%, July 14
2
12
31% Jan 12
41 Va Apr
16 Ve Dec 30
30
A%
Jun
10 J/4 July
1
Relchhold
Reis
Oct
13
1
17% July 23
54
Jan
9
10
874 May
2
Jan
5
0
7 J/8 Feb
4% Dec
6
8
Oct
22
137b Apr 25
9% Jan
2
12% July 25
17
Dec
18
59% Jan
2
37% Apr
8
54% July 25
21% Dec
18
10% Jan
7% Oct 22
30
39 Ve Nov 12
6674 Dec
26
30
Revlon
16% Jun
27! a
27%
27%
28 V*
6%
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
12%
12%
16% Dec
30
11 ya Dec
23
33% Jan
27% May
2
Oct
21
19% Jan
4
12%
12%
12%
2,800
52%
52%
93%
52%
53 %
53%
54%
85,900
28%
27 %
277b
27! a
28
28 J/4'
29
18,500
327 a
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
26,200
157a
16'A
16
16'4
157a
16%
157 a
16!
a
38.500
48%
47%
45%
48
4.7%
50 !a
49 74
50 7 a
82.800
'45%
457a.
45 7«
45%
46
75%
76%
75%
76 (4
75',4
76 V;
44%
8
4
20% Dec
23
36% July 19
76
*84
23
44% July 17
28
29% Mar
Oct
97
96
32
*
40% May 16
35
26% Dec
a3y* Nov 20
July
78
117
Feb
22
Jan
Cable
Feb
19
Jun
Royal McBee
5
37% Feb
9
21
Ruberoid Co
Corp
(The)
4%
22
6
22% Jan
2
28% Jun
16
St Joseph
24
Jan
2
29 J/4 Jun
17
St Joseph
2
17
0
53
Apr
7
64
Feb
13
304
Oct
2
235
Jan
20
May 23
205
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
30
96
26 % Jan
18
•18%
18%
19
34%
34 7
34%
*8%
9
*8 7 b
6
23% Jan 29
29y4 Oct 22
11% Dec 24
16% Oct
22
Feb
39% May
21 y4 Oct
21
Sep
25
36
Dec
30
22 Va
Nov
37% Nov 27
64y2 Jun 14
4
34% Feb
3
3
28
July 25
44 J/4 Mar 20
13
35% May
8% Apr 17
,65% Feb 12
14% Jan
2
23
Schick The
68
10
Scott Paper Co common—
Jan
17
86
Jan
8
.
Feb 20
34
21
86
Mar
7
78
fl
Oct 22
102
Mar
7
94
11
Dec
19
75
Jan
7
71% Oct
13
14 7b Jan
July 10
32 % Jan
May-29
12
24% Jun
-10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
Nov 15
11
2
25
2
Apr~15
96
20
90
17% July 1
23% Jun <13
29
Jan
20% Jan
*
Jun
$3.40 preferred
f July 10
99% Jan 24
$4
25%
11%
23%
3834
35%
1
1
32 %
31%
31%
21 %
21
21
20%
66
84%
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No par
No par
77 a
29%
91%
a
a
28%
29%
93
90%
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43!
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191
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14
42%
43%
77 b
77a
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14
9
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90%
27%
21
1,000
6,200
7%
8
14'
1374
14
43:%
437 b
44
13,300
357a
18%
35%
187 b
35%
5,400
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87a
79%
1,100
29%
49,200
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2
29%
9'! a
400
1
146,700
-
92 J/a
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91'7b
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27-'%
23%
287b
440
200
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191
191
791
1,390
24,700
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13,500
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28
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
28
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287a
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28!
15%
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15%
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17
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41,400
63
64
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308
310
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289
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23%
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657 b
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22%
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3.500
25%
267 b
26%
27 %
5,900
11%
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24%
24%
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28
40 Vb
■
9 J/a V
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407
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36,700
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22%
25%
600
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299
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preferred
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21
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29%
29%
92
92
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195
28
28%
28 %
28 %
15%
157a
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31%
21%
9
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100
5
100
10
10
5
1.40
noncum
;•
31 Vb
42%
—100
preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
J,
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co..
Sangamo Eleotric Co
Savage Arms Corp
1
Schenley Industries Tnc:
Schering Corp common
5% (convertible preferred
2
94
377% 380 %
94
*91
383
35%
8t Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5%
'94
*13%
No par
No par
*
July 25
July 24:
38% July 25
*92
.
,
77 a
10
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5% I
310
190
11
1,000
30
%
30%
100
100
Light & Power
10 y2 Jan
115
96
380
*91
384
18 J/4
Lead Co
2
July 25
380
35
preferred
conv preferred—
201J/2 Apr
382
18'/a
-4.30%
46% Mar
Oct
*28
21 %
—1.66%
Safeway Stores common
31% Apr 128
95J/4 Jun 10
2
Jan 24
25% Dec
15
30
*92
^_5
10
17 % Oct
*28%
378
Ruppert (Jacob)
30
23% Oct 22
,2917
1
Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
(Geo Di
Roper
10
46% May
1
16% Jan
11
Corp
Corp
24
74 Ve Feb
,'4 Va
27%
100
1
5
1
1
20 G
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Dec
9
277b
2o
preferred series A
4%
32% July 23
13
5
Corp
107b Dec
50 ye Dec
47a
27 !b
2,500
7
*
4.700
15,700
47b
27%
32,200
*27%
25
Rohm & Haas Co common
9
28
May
preferred
21% Oct
26% Jan 11
4%
27 !a
4%
a
4%
271
337b
2
14
161
4%
26%
28
84% Jan
July 17
176
14
4%
25%
y, ouU
27 7 4
*24% Jan 10
4
Mar 22
93
2
35 7 4
27 ! a
Apr
Jan
35%
3374
2
8
35%
27%
96
16/
35%
34 Vb
30 % Jan
15% jun 11
35%
36
2
37% Jan
Nov 25
26
35%
35%
33%
Rome
24
3u
27 %
Ronson
Feb
-J0 -
27%
15
7% Oct
30
35
24
30
17% Dec
28
17,900
29%
27%
10»/2 Jan
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
25200
29%
34%
21% Jan
19
2%
94%
29%
29%
*28%
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
21
2!b
'93%
35
17% Apr 30
Jun
11
2%
94%
2%
27%
2
27% Dec
13 Vb
13%
2Vu
937b
28%
convertible
5 */2 %
6
Jun 30
July 24
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
15 900
29
22% Jan
33% May 21
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
%/:< 430
141 h
34%
2
.
100
100 Va
13%
.'.3%'
2 J/8
'93%
5
84%
100
95
2%
95%
Antelope Copper Mines.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
100 %
26%
6
90
13%
2%
Paper Corp
*83
100%
*83
100%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Apr
312
13%
84 %
97
$4
84
100%
*86
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
8
•
'94%
No
Corp
Roan
4
Jun
32
400
May 29
423% May
4
84
2,700
19,000
98
97
*85
*85
100%
13 %
Co
.
37% Jun
July 18
2
22%Jan
31% July 24
21
81 ye Nov
185
5
3
27% July 23
2
28% Jan
Dec
26% Aug 19
22 ya Dec 24
Oil
Ritter Company
Mar 21
5
2
22% Jan
28
36% July
2
Jan
Manufacturing
Rheern
July 24
30
12%
12%
32%
45%
74%
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Riegel
17,400
.
45%
:
Common
Richfield
10.000
32
Inc
preferred series A
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B.
97% July 16
2
22% Jan
6
7% Apr
19% Jan
4
Aug
;
27%
17
2 J/2 Mar
•
51 %
*12
Copper & Brass
21
14% Jun
2
20
58
*56%
6%
4 %%
7
1,200
18
18
58
58
28
*83
2
58
100
3,100
27%
100
Feb 28
40
18%
18
17%
67b
14Vb
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series—
1% Jan
,
6%
3877
■
33%
38%
57
series
10% Jan
17%
18%
15
*14%
38%
147b
63,b
67b
6%
15
28
Preferred 3.60('c
55
1,200
6%
57
Preferred 4.50%
4
1
1.400
30,400
27%
87% May 22
3 7b Apr
9 74.
467b
37%
102% May 12
21% Jan 18
974
45%
38'/a
9
80
97b
*14 %
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5,500
237b
22%
47%
15
36%
500
43
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22%
97 b
38
9
23
%/• 500
467b
37 74
78% Jan
21
7,500
32 7b
27ai
20 74
97 b
•'14%
94% Jan
Dec
217 b
27%
47%
6%
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800
9%
6%
4
1% Oct
54.700
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43
22 74
23
33%
477b
47% •
15%
73% Sep 19
10
22%
t
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43
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97b
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Mar
2774
20%
20
j
62,000
32 74
32%
27!
2374
x46%
Reynolds Metals Co common
6
83J/a Feb
7
83 Va Feb
97a
48%
6
99
*32 74
2774
41
22%
72% Jun 24
17 Va Jun 24
68% Jun
32 7b
19%
,
"
7
May
78
63% Jan 10
5
July
47
20%
6%
Rexall Drug Co
50% July 25
32% Jan 10
41% Jan
6
4674 Mar 29
#2 y# July 22
30
33% Jun
2
8 7b Jan
65% May 16
12% Dec
29'/2 Jan
Revere
25% Jan 10
4
*36
22%
'
22 % May 12
July 19
July 11
39
40
Mar 12
21
41
series—
Republic Aviation Corp___
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
—.—
20
20
2774
,
5,900
50
1874
32%
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277b
preferred 3%%
Conv
2
29J/2Jun
7
16% Jan
177b
32
•'14%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co——
24
60% Jun
18%
32%
4
50
1774
20%
* 33
33
*2774
Reliance Mfg Co common
Mar 29
Feb
32% Jan
10
207:4
27 7b
1,000
18%
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32%
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50
18%
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72 74
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17%
317a
18 7b
49 %
34%
72%
(Robt) & Co—
May 20
30
62
10% Dec 24
12
Dec 10
xl 7%
97b
$1.25 div prior preference.
22
31
fid
46%
,—
40
July 31
45
7
Jan 13
18
177 b
33
36
•
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48%
13
32%
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Reliable Stores Corp
15
8
17%
49
27 VB
:
Chemicals
July 15
July 25
12% May
15% July
10
10% Dec 10
2
7 J/4 Jun
2
3% Jan
6% Feb 28
1% Dec 31
13% Dep
18
49 74
22%
Reeves Bros Inc—
7
72
20%
2nd preferred.
Hosiery Mills
51J/2 July
35
72 7b
*32%
noncum
2
Jan
6
367b
7274
167b
Reed Roller Bit Co
31% Jun 10
8
12% Jan
5% Dec 31
36
72%
32%
Co common—
1st preferred-
Real Silk
17
23 J/4 July 22
36%
72
18
noncum
AVc
7
Mar
36
^Reading
24
34% Jan
35j/2 Jun 17
17 V* May 28
Jan
36
Oct 29
26
251/4 Jan 20
367b
71%
49%
—
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc ————
Raytheon Mfg Co..—j.—..
19 Va July 25
_31% July 25
25% Jun 10
Jan! 10-
39
20
25
15
28
35 V2 Jun
36 74.
71! b
.
3
52 Ve Mar
35%
of America com_
$3.50 1st preferred
Ranco Inc-
21
19 */4 Jan
21 % Feb
4
347b Jan
11
22 ye Dec
10% Nov 18
Radio Corp
36% July 22
75 y2 May 12
2
6
30V4 Jan
78
Oct 22
17
85
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99
•
,
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71,700
700
35%
.
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3574
9 Vb
; 974
6,900
66%
10,800
88
66;'a
i
85
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260
35 ;
97
,
97
1,800
157,700
a
99 i
.
'
33% Jan
19
2
83
1
May
.
May
77% Jan
29% July 21
207b July
357b
3534
3074 July 21
Sears Roebuck & Co,
3
297b
3074
30
3014
297 a
30%
29 7
6
13
July 25
Seiberling Rubber Co
11%
127b
5
10
July
Servel
2
90
474 Mar
22
26% Jan
2
87b Jan
6
3
^
18
Shahmoon Industries Inc
39% July 16
Shamrock
31% July 22
77b Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
11% July
Sharon Steel Corp—
a—
Shattuck (Frank G)—
Feb
12
83
May 21
68
•
-
18% Dec 19
13% Dec 23
B% Oct
22
293% Jun 10
17% Feb 24
213% Apr 30
13J/2 Mav 20
17% Jan 25
2
.
■
1274 Jun 25
197b
Dec" 17
33 J/4 Dec
30
32% Apr 11
4914 Jan 17
49
17
89
Dec
16Vb Jan
16
22
17
33 74 Jan
2
30% July 25
41
Simmons
2
62% July 21
Simmonds Saw & Steel
3
62
Smicn-Corona
8
50i/2 jan
45% Dec 23
68j/2 Jun
6
467b Mar
49
Nov
28
Dec
30
8074 May 27
36 Tb Sep 23
14% Oct
21
237b Oct
14
14
Nov 12
2
Mar 21
.Feb
25
2574 Apr
7
.July 25
687b July 23
35% July
8
157b Jan
2
19% Feb
48
20% Jan 11
147a Jan
2
18% July 25
63»/2 Oct
22
701/2 Dec
583% Jan
10
88 74 Julv 25
45'/a Dec
23
€5 7 a July
153% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
18% Jan
43
Nov
24% Oct
2
5
15
21% Jan 18
10 J/a Jun
6
44% Jan 13
15% Apr
3
2
107b July
2374 May 2
51Vb Feb 13
20:'% Jan
2
14
477b Jan
14
397b Jan 11
25% Jan
7
2
52
4
Solar
26
.
May
3574 Jan 25
32% Jan
13
813% Jun 13
497b Jan
2
2074 Jan
2
253% Dec 28
2474 Jan
13
33% July
22
28J% Jan
2
3374 Jun
3
29 % Dec
23
33
2
4074 May
5
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
11
18 »/a Nov 27
70J/2 Oct
26
Jan
4
22
12% Dec 31
2% Dec
40
Jan
31
32
May 27
49V4 July 17
46% Jan 10
>45% Jan
'8
19 % Feb
81
A
Jan
61
July
79% Nov 13
94% Jan
19% Jan
30
80
Nov
19 Vb Dec
11
24
Jan
274 Jan
30%
387u
38%
28%
7,600
62
61 To
61%
1.000
19%'
1974
141%
13%
1474
1474
20%
14%
: ' 13%
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13
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
28%
38%
62%
61%
67%
28%
29
38Vb
38%'
33%
34%
5
1 774
1 7%
1
1
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Inc
60%
177a
38%
68%
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*
61%
67%
34%
34 %
1774
29
61%
60%
68
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,
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6074
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61
60
-
177b
60%
34%
5
337bc
17
17%
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177*
177b
17%
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80%
817b
82
82
82%
15
47%
48%
17%
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1
9
27
27%
51
51
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97b
25
287b
347b
55%
3274
337b
40
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297b
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5
9
27
Southern California
Edison
Southern Co (The)
35
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17%
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27%
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51
287b
35
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51
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29
38%
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6074
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33%
17%
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83%
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34%
56
6,100
1,000
37,300
62
6174
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17%
18
7,700
18
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6,900
85
86
8874
48%
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49
17%
17%
4,200
97b
15,200
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9
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27%
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27
74
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51
28%
28
4
66%
4,000
6,200
5.100
76,100
27%
8,300
100
51
28 74
4.800
2.600
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34%
56%
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567b
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327a
32,600
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32%
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3274
327b
32
32 3 a
337b
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3374
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33
39%
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32
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50
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57.300
45 %
45 5u
31,200
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48%
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18
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4
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17
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55
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56
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17
47b
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36%
17
4%
90
57%
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36%
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17
17
17%
2,400
19
9 2 74
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77
1874
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76 %
2274
22%
24
2
19
8
3
9
1774 July 16
47b July 23
49% Air
22
59% Mar
6
9
88
7
12% Jan
2
17
92
Apr
22
167b Jun
30
2074 Jan
16
2
95
9% Jan
2
18
62% Jan
8
77
20 Vb Jun
2
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July 15
Feb 20
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19%
4974
17% Apr
page
30
19%
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14
307b
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147b
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12%
28%
37%
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60%
6674
4
48%
26% July 15
98Vb Jan 15
For footnotes see
29,500
8172
4974
2
85i/2 Jan
13%
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4574
18%
July
12% Apr 11
n
353% Jun 11
13
807b
44%
95
•72% Jan
3,700
147 b
82%
4874
31
Jan
137 b
81
6,900
No par
Jan
47
54,200
13%
83
-
No par
78
12
20
1574
80%
.
(Del)
367b May
7
19%
1574
13%
11
Southern Pacific Co
10
10
20%
107 b
Southern Railway common
23
28
I97b
14!%
1374
117a
45% July 25
Jan
6% Jan
15,500
-10%
49% July 24
Apr
18 Vb Jan
82
11
2
82
45% Apr 25
30
167b Jan
81!
10%
10
76
Jan
11% Dec
Jan
17
65
17% Dec
347b Jan
30
8^
10%
.
49 7 «
34J% Dec 31
3
823% Nov
4
8% Dec -11
Jan
2,900
107b
-Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
8
25 % Oct
107 s
No par
7.50
preferred
50
-South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
8%
preferred—
25
May 29
5774 Apr 16
10%
307b
5%
'36
-21,200
38
297a
South Carolina E & G Co corn—4.50
9
29 7b July 21
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
Aircraft
30%
38
31%
May
7
July
8
July 16
24% Mar 11
non-cum
preferred
177'-»
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
!
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Go common,-—-6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common—
$4.50 preferred
—
Square D Co
1
50c
25
-2
No par
5
-
187a
9174
16 7b
*76
21%
367b
167a
4
*85
5574
90 74
92
157b
197b
9174
16%
77
22
..
157b
18%
917b
16%
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22
90%
907b*
157b
19%
92 7 4
167b
77
15%
18%
* 91 74
167b
77
22%
*
2274
17
4%
95
57%
907b
157a
19
18
47b
*76
4%
4%
2,800
8,100
80
90
85
86
587*2
56%
587 b
7,900
*9174
92 74
90
15%
1674
5,700
18%
19%
80,900
92
16
92 74
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70
92
17%
17%
10,000
76 7b
1774
76%
110
23%
24 3
a
1
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3,900
14%
38
1434
38%
3074
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8
350
147 b
147b
377b
31%
.
Marchant
4.4,600
37%
147 b
14%
39 VB
!
'77b
83
*82
297b
143b
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'
7%
Tib
82
14%
74
'
■'
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7,300
13
12%
12%
3074
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
19
7%
"82
387b
Smith Kline & French Labs
25
197b Jun
6% Jan
21
30
52% Apr
t
147b
5
"Smith-Douglass Co
.
7%
39%
14
No par
Co
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp
3
127b
12 7 a
82
31%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Jan
77b
82
30%
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Apr
12 7b
7%
82
••'
8,000
.„•/
.
20
Jan
;• 8i7b
.
38%
New York shares ordinary.
Sheiier Mlg corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Jun
10
7%
.
.
1
a
j.
Shell Transp & Tr—
..
21Tb May 1
16Tb Jan 30
14
Gas
Shell Oil Co
July 21
i
10
25
11
93
77 a
a
a
20%
t
25
267b Feb
257b Apr
Nov 13.
..
V
■
No par
2.50
1
2
€4
,
11%
82
*81
No par
1
Oct
8
7%
1
58 Va Jan
Oil &
11%
1
^
common
$4.50 preferred
25
157b Jun
10
Apr
Inc
23
33
41.700
35
107b May
Dec
297 a
34
9
Nov 19
30
33%
3
8% Oct
16,000
377b
307a
33%
Jan
25
127a
36 3 a
5
3
•
■
3,800
127-1
367 a
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
25
25
20%
13 3 n
117b
Jan
67 V2 Jan
20%
20%
29%
.'rT.
27.100
117b
74
10%
—
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"
.
';
29!-b
36
20
10%
20
Co
Corp
28 7
20%
29
207b
Sea grave
f'
11,800
82
*80
28%
29%
7
127b July 25
377b July 25
2174
2034
21
82
29 !b
10%
24
7
*80
,
2074
22% Nov 19
42% Jan
,
28%
2
57b July
82
10%
10
87a Jan
76 Ve July 15
20%
2034
20%
217a 4pr
17% Jan
15% Jan
*80
82
29%
13
22
•■"•
2074
20%,
20%
4
Dec
16% Jan 24
2V2 Aug 12
*80
28%
Jan
18
8 Ve Oct
20%
,
*10%
36
19
22
20%
82
*80
1
23
23
24Va Oct
Seaboard Finance
20 74
25
100
5
7
Dec
8V4 Dec
2974 May 22
29% Jau
7
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3
10
.28
9
15 Ve Oct
20
Scovill
Feb
85 % Apr
5
38.000
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dumber 5763
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2$
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
373a Jan
23
5% Nov
4
'■:?
47%
'
40% OCt 22
94
Mar
85% May
Jan
Jan
3
2
\
•
3
Standard Oil
of
Standard Oil
of
3$% NOV; 4
36% Dec 13
36
Jan
56
July
11% Dec 31
18% July 12
12
"Jan
14
Jun
13% Oct 22
18% May 27
14% Jan
"57 i Feb
18
Apr
85% May 21
83 % July 12
13% Jan
25% Feb 15
59
2
15
35% July 15
29% Jan
14
16% Dec
19
23% July 15
17% Jan
2
27% Dec
.
17
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
29
Jan
15%
Jan
19% May 21
18% Mar 5
10% Jan
15% Jan
15% Dec 31
10% Dec 31
7
15% NOV
33% Oct 22
50
2% Dec 30
8% Apr
11
9
Dec
27
78
Dec
26
67% Nov 26
.
Dec
20
27%
19%
85
July
Jan
6% Jan
1360
Feb
42% Jan
10
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
9
Dec
31
89
May
8
6% Dec
24
14
Apr
9
2
10
13
7
25
91/4 Jan
1725
3
Broadcasting
Corp
18% Jan
3
11
3% Jan
8
31
93/i Jan
2
18
60 % Jan
11
35% Jan
2
25% Mar 18
29 3/8 May
6
55% Feb 24
22% Jan
24
Paper
$4
47% Jan
10
Dec
Jan
28
2
2
27
Aug
*5% Apr
7
28
12
Feb
25
25
10% July
4 2 3/4 Jan
8
75'
,
4
14% Jan
-
28
89% May
8
95 % Apr 18
42% May 27
41% Feb
30
Dec
20
Jan
25
57
23 74
2374
24
3,200
34 3 4
34%
3474
34%
3474
2,900
89%
897'«
89%
89%
89748974
2,200
90
25% Apr
22% July 17
13
Jau
2
16 % Jan
2
21
Oct
22
13%'Mar 20
12% Jan
7
36
Oct
21
56% July 22
42
Jan
Jnn
15
23 % Dec
26
Oct
9
233/s Jan
21
37
Feb
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
34>4
14,000
37
3674
37%
37
37%
37
38%
3774
3874
18,500
82
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
*21
34% July 16
21
27% Jan
48% Jun 24
57
Jan
31% Jan
2
30
41% Oct 30
61
Jan
2
Jan
2
58
Apr
16% Jan
29
16% Dec
2
23
July 23
53
Jun
9
43% Feb
10
23% Feb
20
28
43
22
50% Sep 17
45
30% Jun
OCt
19% Dec 20
,
9% Dec
31% Jun
2374
2374
2374
Corp
Gas Transmission Co
2.50
15% Jun
17
Jan
2
32 % Jan
36
10
3% Jan
12% Nov 14
30% Jan
18
10% Dec 30
16% Apr
33% Jun
29
9% Jun
19
26
12% Jan
2
12 % Dec
5% Dec
24
8% Apr
18
13% Jan
11
5% Jan
Jan
11% July
21% Jun
Inc
Rights
90
NOV 14
1374
1374
3374
13%
1374
49%
5074
50
50%
5074
5074
5074
5174
5,700
29%
'
1374
2874
29%
28%
29
2871
29
28%
28%
30,000
70 74
70%
71%
7074
7174
7174
24% Oct
22
86% Nov 15
75
Dec
6974
3174
3274
3174
3274
3174
33%
3374
72%
341/4
48,200
3274
2074
21%
2074
21
20%
21
21
2174
64,200
_1
4174
4174
41.74
41%
41%
4174
4174
4174
4174
42
10,700
10
3674
37
36%
3674
3574
37
3574
36
3574
36
21,000
Inc
Oil
&
68%
ex-distribution
1
Oil
52
51%
52
11
11%
1174
1174
9/64
1874
29%
70
1
-
11
46
46
19 74
5474
55 74
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55%
557«
56
5574
87
*85%
68
Aug 20
78% Sep 16
27% Jan
24
2
96% Jan
21
Jan
6
2
89% Feb
1
5
73%
Jan
3
81
79% Jan
81 % Feb
Jau
2
40
Dec
'23
64% Jun
40% Jan
24
Oct
21
31% Jan
24% Jan
7% Nov
9% Mat'
6
24% Nov 22
31
20% Dec 23
8
263/4 Jan
Apr
33% May 16
4
43% Jan
18% Oct 22
Apr
—2
56 74
24%
24%
2474
29%
28
28
12
12%
12
12%
_1
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34%
35
56%
56%
1
21%
21%
49
49
27%
27%
27%
27%
50%
50%
50%
29%
'30%
297a
3074
13%
13%
13
13
40
*38
*50
5
32% Jun
2
24 % Feb
21 % Jan
2
101
Oct
14
152
Jab
14
111
Jan
31
77
Oct
10'
115
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
15
90% Jan
Dec 17
25% July 22
31% Dec 31
25% Oct 22
86
Aug 22
2
100
Apr 15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
18% Dec 30
44
Oct 22
52% Jan
15% Jan
Nov
26
25 % Dec
17
33% Oct 23
Jsd
3
19
Jan
10
45
Jar
2
II
11% Jan
29%'July 25
15% July 25
9
34% Jan
49 % Jun
27%, Jan
34% July 22
34%!
45% July 23
22% Jan
Jan
11 % May 16
Oct
23
~6% Jan~il
30
15% Jan
Dec
31
1% Jan
2
30% Dec
23
39% Sep
13
5
9
30% Sep
3
35
39
1
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
Nov
75% Nov 12
;
25% Oct 22
"39% Jun
20% Oct 22
51% Apr 16
147
For
|Aug
Dec
8
footnotes
18
'
5
34% July 16
693/4 Dec
4
165
tee
Dec
pape
12
24.
5% Jan
2
10% Jan
2
Jan
32
3
Jan
2
34% Jan
3
33% Apr
29
80
Mar 27
26 % Jar
21 % Jan
2
2
15
Feb
14% Jun
90
Jar
33% July 24
33
July
1
65%»Jan
14
86% July 14
159% Apr
-3
171% May 22
4774
35,500
3074.
3174
3074
31%
31
3174
874
8%
39,500
8.500
v
3174
874
1974
22-%
2274
3274
32
*98
100%
104%.
21%
61
61%
61
5
36%
37%
3774
1
8%
8%
8%
28%
2874
*28
,
62
•
'
22%
*98
2274
32
21
2174
22
29%
2874
29Y8
29.400
6774
66 74
67%
34.000
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•
,
104 %
2274
3074
31%
2474
2474
6174
60%
61
6174
62 74
6,100
3974-
46%
4074
41%
4174
8%
8%
81/a
8%
874
874
2,200
12,400
2974
8%
29
2974
2974
29%
29%
1574
48
33%
34%
4474
3374
3474
33%
34'/a
33%
44%
45
45
45
45%
451/8
12
12
1174
12
12
12
12
"United Mercli & Mfrs Inc
13%
United
.
U S
Borax
16,700
33%
3374
3374
45%
45%
4574
20,500
2.4C0
1274
1274
13%
3,600
974
69,600
13,425
974
9%
974
10
974
13%
13%
1374
14
1374
1%
174
1%
1%
1%
1%
4074
1%
41%
1%
4074
4174
4174
41
413%
25
37
37
36%
37
36
361/8
36
36
& Chemical Corp com—1
40
40%
39
41%
85
85
85
85
3274
33
preferred
U S
&
U S
Freight
—
Foreign Securities.
U S Gypsum
7%
...
13.900
40%
(The)—1
preferred
4%%
9% , 974
1374 -.14
2,200
1574
47%
1
—No par
Co.
Co
pieferred
100
common
4
lor
32%
32%
83%
*169
••
•
3274
32%
84%
170
-
32%
83
*169
,
3274
8474
170
.
1
25
Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common
6 ft
9%
2974
47
1574
47%'
15%
4774
.
15%
l-5'/3
47%
15%
48%
14 %
3,400
6074
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1474
9
9,800
3874
,
38
4774
1
10,700
.
100%
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100%
2574
1474
Corp
,
24%
48%
Greenfield Corp
105%
24%
14%
Gas
2,700
2274
32i%
*98
IOO1/2
2,800
10574
22 74
32 i
-
14,200
142
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145
874
2274
104
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32% : 32'A
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,
6774
2274
105
'22%
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100%
2974
143
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148
10374
21%
'
874
3174
66i%
20
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3174
2874
1
3174
20
3174
1974
21%
"lO
88%
10574
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80
4674
32%
10
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22%
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88
79%
350
101
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4774
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101
10174
88%
31%
148
3174
3174
88
6,900
4674
31%
r
103
103
2,700
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"
105%
31%
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-
10
Improvement Co—13%
10
United Industrial Corp
2
3
2
-
*101
•
.
9
17,600
37,400
88%
'
America—No par
United Gas
1% Mar 13
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
21,200
88
United
17
27
3174
101
4778
United
July 24
45% Jun
'
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
No par
4
10
53,300
■
*138
5
10374
19%
3174
3174
6714
United Electric Coal Cos
18,500
974
100
28
(Del)
3674
10074
68%
(Del).
1,700
3674
3674
2874
Corp
8%
3574
67%
United-Carr Fastener
19%
874
3574
2774
United
13
10
1874
1974
19%
No par
10
10
19%
874
68%
United Carbon Co
62% July 25
41% July 25
11%
2174
8074
31%
Corp
1174
2074
10
28%
$4.50 preferred
Board & Carton
11%
20%
874
19%
United
1
40
1174
20%
.9874' 10074
874
.
*36
1174
3474
31%
of
40
,*36
1,000
47%
8%
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18,000
13
4674'
3074
Artists
3074
13
*86%;
8%
United
2974
13
*7974
30%
United
30 74
91%
8%
3
500
2974
*1274
8074
47%
15
5074
874
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30%
100
1
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20%
.
974
10
preferred-—
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40
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of 1956)
27%
13
19
No par
Inc
200
3,100
2774
30
United Aircraft Corp common.
100% Mar 12
8% Mai
47%
8,200
23
54
27%
5074
>4774
*89
-
May 21
6% Jan
8
50(4
2974
88
22 %
*49
79%
*79%
convertible
26% May
50
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48
"
93
27%
67%
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27',4
5674
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54
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10074
,
23
4974
27%
4%
37
23
.
4974
^
4%
36
10% Dec
807i
89
.
Co
Lines
Air
July 17
23% Jun
5674
2174
19%
United
68% July 18
141
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
4
11% Dec 24
33% Dec 30
*79%
*87
—25
preferred
Car
56.74
2274
/
5674
*56
:
10074
*85
88
No par
California
106% July 18
16% Jan
47% Jan
'
of
Oil
non-cUm
35%
3174 .,3174
100 %
101
No par
/
series.
Union Twist Drill Co
6
46% May
8
7% May 20
35% Jan 11
6% Oct 28
22% Dec
2
29% May 14
~
38
2
No par
32%
31%
Union Tank
2a vs Juiy 25
19
9874
*85
4%
35%
9%
35%
35
99%
100%
Union Pacific RR Co common
27
18% May
Dec
35
10
Preferred $3.50 series
2
48
—No par
''■■■
"
97
No par
Union
35%
10
974
34%
Corp—6%
Co common
Mar 24
>
3474
1
Preferred $4.50 series
$4
1,000
35
1974
9
44,600
14,400
42,000
1,000
ri74
18%
2474
2874
1174
,
24%
2474
*
1274
2074
9
7,000
10,900
4,200
28%
19%
10
5674
1274
11%
18%
57%
2774
11%
9
2474
.
1274
20 %
9%
7
1274
20%
18%
1974
15
56
1:
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2,900
14,000
4274
19%
15
41
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32%
32
83%
*169
41%
86
32%
3274
83%
170
4074
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33%
3174
8274
*168
4174
86
3374
32%
83%
169
174
4174
40%
«
3374
3174
83
*168
174
42
6,200
6,300
36 34
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14
420
417a
19,200
86
150
3374
3274
34,800
83%
8.000
170
f
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2774
11%
7
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5674
i
■
80
1274
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1
—No par
36,9p0
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51'
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40
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42
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87
2574
74
23
1474
1974
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22%
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300
12
56%
56
21%
2374
-
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'27
35
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2474
24
29
5
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56 74
3474
1374
25 74
25(4
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4/500
30
'
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■
•
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Corp
Union Elec
31% July 22
'9
Jan 27
42 3 4
56 74
Union. Bag- Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
54% Jun 24
4174
42%
56
Apr
2
42 74
41%
55%
81
'8
4174
v
2374
54%
94
13
23%
1874
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
25
2374
23 74
15
Preferred $3.70 series
Apr
2474
23
1874.
29
84
86
25
1474.
Underwood
32% July 18
23
85 74
2474
23
23
*8574
8774
P
Udylifce
103% Jun
,
.2474
2474
,1874
7
83% Apr 17
82
5474
*86
86
.15
50
■
57
2474
46 7 i
"
1974
'
)
.
1,800
1874
18 74
(The)—
1074
187-)
1474
Corp
1074
*46
15
Co—
10%
1874
4174
prior preferred
3,440
47
18 7 a
conv
7574
*1874
1474
Coach
74%
,
*46
40 %
Inc
75
1,500
36,100
"
18 74
4
10% Jun. 17
11.".
*/ *1074
5
Airlines
71
"
—No par
Realty & Construction—1
(The)—,
32
38%
23
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
Oil
/■:
1874
31%
>
53 74
Electrip Co common—1
conv pfd series of 1957
50
TXL
72
iji 69
'
1874
3174
4674
•
.
383,500
,
1874
46 74
86
Preferred series A (conv)———50
16
;
*18 74
24 %
10
10,900
;'
36,800
%
1874
18
.—100
(The).—
■
46%
*46
25
Co
12
i3«
f-"
1074
3074
1074
52%
11%
1174
30
18
2974
10%
500
5174
5274
13/64
i
8,700
'
18
70%
11%
115
*18
18
2974
6974
11 %
*11174
74
50
Tung-Sol
5%
,r 9/64
1774
.
1174
•i'a
39%
■
"71%.
1074
15
'5
Roller Bearing
World
5%
74
1174
114
51%
5174
18
No par
common
*13.0
110
11%
2974
5
11%
1174
11%
110
5274
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common
11-74
112
11
_50c
;
11%
*110
110
-
52%
No par
common
11%
11%
109
100
Ry Co
$2.70 preferred
36-% July 24
100% Jan
48,400
Trust—
Tri-Continental Corp common
103% July 25
10
*
69%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
.
Twin
30% Mar 25
8,300
217k
conv preference:
Thermoid Co common/
2i
37% July 22
1,600
1374
32 74
;$2.40
24
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
4,300
7
74
"
26% Oct 22
2374
13
20%
——
12% Feb
2
87,500
_33%
Utilities Co
22
May
674
230
12%
No par
25
& Pacific
Trans
16
50
7
•
100
4974
29
Co
7
7
7
7
3,600
1374
a
49
5
:
Transue & Williams Steel
2
10% Jan
*81
3874
22
2374
137
Ex-distribution
20
21% Jan
10% Jan
27
2% Oct
50% Jun
3
6
Jan
*21
22
2374
Trane Co
30
14
17
19
32% Dec
Jan
Jun
*21
3874
2374
Tishman
49% July 23
37% Jun 20
22
3874
*674
Timken
7
30
*21
22
3874
2374
Toledo Edison
3
21% Dec
3874
7%
$1.20 preferred,
7
36
38%
2374
G%
1
1
—
16
July
20% Jan
3974
2374
Tidewater
3
4
50
30
9% Oct 14
630
34
Corp
_
6,200
36%
39%
Transamerica Corp.
July
8
1725
'
33%
$2.50 convertible preferred
30
26
774
1715
21
Corp
Thompson (J R)
:
Thompson Products Inc
4% preferred
July 10
57% July 24
21% May IB
774
1718
9
;
15
31
774
1702
21
(James)—
Aircraft
$1.25 conv preferred—
42% July 23
19% Nov 21
12
8
1715
39%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
18
15% Dec 23
774
1700
12%
Texas
May 20
2
8
1725
82
Textron
25%,July 25
Jan
8
1700
8%
1723
%
12%
v
July 25
84% July 17
20
27
53% Jun
23%
34%
89
83
Sub share ctfs
19% July 25
Feb
23%
3474
88%
12
Texas
28
50
2
26
2374
34'4
88%
40
39,900
i
28
6
12
23%
34%
12%
Texas Pacific Coal
July 25
Apr
Nov
27%
24%
27%
2 3 74
82
July 25
13
21
27%
1174
18% July 21
Feb
14% July 16
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
27%
5,400
3,900
25
Tennessee
% July 25
2
80
27
81%
Texas
52% July 21
13% Feb 11
18
Oct
27%
11%
3
10% Jan
46
26%
■
1074
85
7.50
Tennessee
28
42% Oct
Apr
27%
6474
2774
1074
•*83
82
Temco
July 21
32
53
12
53
6474
1074
83
11%
Talcott Inc
22
3
Aug
65
1074
*83
85
81
Texas Pacific Land
21
6434
-1074
11%
4
62
65
107a
82
40% Jun
26
6474
*83
10%
Oct 22
11
65
82
Instruments
21
83
64%
1
Texas
Oct"
10%
83
39%
No par
7
15%
1074
1710
4.16%
com
423/4 July
9% Apr
71,700
7,000
7,000
5%
5%
64%
7%
10c
preferred—
TelAutograph
7/64 July 15
15% Jan
2
5%
24
___5
2
44% Jan
5%
34%
_25
Co
26% Jan
2
4,100
86
1C%
12.50
Gulf Sulphur
2
12,000
24%
*83
30
Jan
48%
24
Symington Wayne Corp—
6
200
;
47%
574
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
31
12% Jun
18
48
24%
23
Texas Gulf Producing Co
17% Jan
24%
53%
Texas
14
•47%
2474
5%
17
Oct
47%
24%"
22%
1
341/4 July 25
10
17%
46V4
24%
5274
10
125
*17%
17%
46
24%
22%
21% Jun
2
17%
17%':
45%
24%
53
2
2
3,400
22
Jan
6% Jan
2,400
15%
52
15
983/4 jaD
20%
14%
227s
10
4
20%
15%
52%
19
Jan
20%
15
22
Jan
8% Mar 15
20%
15%
,
51
33
49% May
21% Jan
20%
15
:
5%
31% Jun
160
5,100
20% 1
15
18
22%
10%
12
9
37
52%
30
22
•21%
3 6/b
5%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
5
1
40%
•21%
130
37
22%
31
5% Oct
39%
21%
51 %
Dec
87 % Nov 13
39%
21%
5%
15% Feb
38% Jan
39
v'36%
22%
7% Jun
37
2,100
45,800
14,700
*
52%
251/4 Jun
24% Feb 25
12,600
12%
68
22
14% Dec
i
74%
12%
*67%
Chemical Corp common—
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
51% July 25.
50% Jun
4
13
72%
12%
51
Sun Oil Co —:
72% July
9
72
45%
Sun
27
12% July 25
8% Jan
67%
1
84
18% Jan
11,500
5
.
Tool
Mach
72% Jan
20% May 17
8,200
17%
2434
1
Corf)
353/4 Apr 17
38% July 24
Jan
13%
17
45%
5%
1.400
12%
1
Co
52%
13%
67%
39%
20%
,
*17%
'50%
30,800
17%
1
Webster—
&
18
17%
69%
12%
;
12%
15%
15
50
16%
16%
70
20%
20%
16%
11,900
91
13%
15
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co
7% Jan
68
69%;
*12%
3%
*88%
50
.
20'/a
23
30
,26
12%
91
16%
*17%
293/4 Jan
31% Jan
,
*67%
70
12%
*3
55%
*88%
5
19% Jan
21
49% May
68%
12%
'
16%
,
3%
55%
%
90%
17: 17%
1
68%
12 %
55
,
39%
Sutherland
May
08
66
54%
21%
21%
36% * 37 //
40% July 16
3% Oct
24
68
67%
5
Studebaker-Packard
July 18
3 % Dec
76% Jun
*66%
r
88 %
26% Nov 13
12
1
17
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—
29
54% Feb
7
13%
13%
17%
89% July 23
Jan
27% Jan
Dec
49%
13%
13%
72
27
34
49%
49%
13%
17%
26%
31% Mar
6
49%
13%
17%
49
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A__
_25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
17
.18% Feb
16%
27% July 24
251/4 Apr 23
34% Apr 25
43% Jun
72
16%
16%'
49%
62%
Nov 13
Dec
55%
30% Mar 19
8
July 15
136,200
55'%
*88%
No par
20% Jan
22% Jan
Mar 20
15% Aug
2,000
54%
55%
90%
36%
Stone
2
74
54%
54%
*88%
39%
2
69
54%
54%
90%
21%
11% Jan
1
16
53%
38%
Sundstrand
Jan
54%
36
Sunbeam
Apr
53%
21%
Storer
July 25
Apr 24
54%
36%
6% May 14
9
53%
22%
23
79
1,000
63,500
53,000
54%
38%
53% July 25
59
51%
49%
36
2
3
51%
48%
38
2
17
51%
49%
3%
21%
14
14
50%
48%
3%
15
Jan
Feb
50%.
: 49%'
Stokely-Van Camp Ihc common
_1
5% prior preference
_20
48% July 25
25% May 23
420
*3
5
.
-
48%
_5
15% Jan
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
30
2
19
4,900
30,700
53%
1
Stix Baer & Fuller Co—
25
9%
8%
50
1
Sterling Drug Inc
8%
8%
,
3%
16%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
9'
79%
50%
16%
No par
—10/
'
54%
79%
49%
52%
15"% Jun
3
52%'
80
48%
*88%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
8%
52%
80. "
50
10
Starrett .Co (The) L S—
Stauffer Chemical Co
8
8
Shares
52%
.
.
50%
common
Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp___
79%.
49%
Ohio
July 23'
Jun
3%
*"
52%
July 25
49
_7
39 % Feb
2%
"*
52%
the Week
Friday
July 24
*78%
,
Sales fof
Thursday
4934
6.25
Standard Ry
3*
93
65% Oct 29
0% Dec 30
Jan
11
*3
7%
Jersey—
18% Jun
Jan
8
New
20% July 25'
37% Jan
20
3 18
16% Jan
20% July 26
22
,
8
79%
_25
40% Apr 25
•
52%'
78
;
22% Apr
37
52 %
79
0
Wednesday
July 23
.
52%
3%% preferred series A
160
Staijdard Packaging Corp com_.
1
Convertible preferred
10
3'•
82
28% Oct
1,210
May
57% July 23
7
18% Nov
42% Oct 21
15% Dec
>
29% Apr 24
.18% Deo 31
EX
Standard Oil
743/4 May 19 :
74 % July 25'
12% July 24'
Apr 23
10% Jan
1
52%
'■■78
'
18% July
4
distribution—
of 'California
-
10% Jan
10% Nov 21
com—No par
preferred:—
No par
Standard Coil Products qo Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
Standard Oil of Indiana;
Tuesday
July 22
July 21
$3.50
3% Feb
5;
53% July 7 s
49% July 22 *
11% Dec 13
54% Nov
Standard Brands Inc
2
9% July 25
9% NOV 27
57% Dec 23
Monday
Par
55% July 25•
'42% Feb 24'
88% Jan
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
94% May 26 1
18
47% Feb 21
8
,
STOCK
55% May
43% Feb 25
35% Feb
'
84% Oct 30
55% Jun 27
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
2
6
68% July 5
62% Jun 10
Nov 13
NEW
/Highest
77% Jan
•3% May 22
59% July 16
62% Jan
4
43% Feb 12
35% Defc 23
v
/
40% Jan
9% Jan 11
'
2% Oct 22
*
•
Lowest
42% May 9
82% Feb 13
2
Oct
71
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
"
■*''
■
.
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
-<368)
new york stock exchange stock record
Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1051
Highest
Lowest
Ye Dec 23
8
8
Nov
37
8
Jan
2
24% Nov
4
87
Mar
Dec
12
94
Jun
25
12
49% Jan
Jan
24
140
6
Mar
92
22% July 15
21% Jan
2
28% July 22
11
25% Jan
2
36 %
25
Dec
30
€4% Jan
44
Dec
30
61% Jan 24
46% Jan
3
7
52% Jan 24
4gy« Dec 19
2
155% Jan 25
51% Jan
13
70% July 25
147% Apr
1
158% Jun 12
25'/a Deo
12
19% Jan
Jan
22
35% Jan
2
3
2
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
73% Jan
136% Jun 20
17
1
Mar
1
Aug
9% Oct 22
31
36
5% Oct 29
5
Jan
8
Jan 21
8
31
87
5% Dec 23
12% Dec 20
10
68
Dec
4% Jan
10
15% Feb
5% July
75
Nov
6
21
Oct
21
41
Jun
13
36
Apr
Feb
30% Jun
7
155
21
Jun
6% July li
8
74% Jan 22
19% May 1
3
135
15% Jan 28
4% Jan
21
30% Oct 22
7% Jan 23
77% Jan 24
Jan
25
24
32% Feb
14
40% Jun 17
Jan
3
155% July 11
18% May 12
142
4
Jun
12
58 %
22
Oct
1
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
2
6
Feb 24
71
29% May 23
25
Dec
19
50% Jan
3
27% Jan
2
33% July 24
4% Dec 20
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
2
18% Dec 31
65% Nov 22
73
Dec
Sep
5
29
May 7
14% July 16
20
8% Nov
7
21
Dec
47
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
123
Aug 23
Oct
22
Oct
30
84
Mar
23% Jan
2
3
85
11
13
Jan
2
19
Mar 13
79.
Jan
2
99
May 22
26% Jan
8
31% May 20
Feb
:
Mar
93
Mar 13
'
37% July 11
19
85;
29
2
12% Mar
2
14% Mar 31
20
16% Mar 31
Jan
3
20% Aug 12
21% Aug
95
May 13
31% Jun 13
14% Jan
Jan
11
12% May 24
11
3
25
90% July 15
24% Apr
7
12
74
84
•
84
13
Jan
4
94
Apr 29
33%
*88 %
90 Ya
*89
35%
36 Y'a
148 Y'a
148%
75 Ya
90Ya
51%
6 9 Ye
69 Ye
69%
69%
70
153%
152 y2
63,300
28%
28 Yi
34%
35 Yi
52
51%
52
69 Vz
69 Y2
70%
157,900
153 Ya
152 Y'a
153 Y'a
2.40C
26,800
68%
152
153 Vt
26%
27 Vt
26%
27 Y'a
26 Vg
27 Ye
26 *
36 Ya
36%
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37 Y'a
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37 Y'a
36%
11%
5Y2
80%
11 Ye
11 Ye
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12
-
11 Ye
12
12
5 Ye
5%
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.
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5Yi
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;
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80
80
1,300
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7
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6%
0%
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14 Ya
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15
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14 Yi
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14 Y'a
200
6Y4
6 Ye
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20
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59 Yi
59
28%
29
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31%
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26%
26 %
.
9
18 Ye
19
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12%
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63
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87
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t
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83
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4
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31%
8,600
2,101
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12%
67 Y
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26%
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a
12 Ya
29%
:
4.800
31%
4
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83
16 Yi
83
17
16 Yi
36
108%
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110
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31
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92
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12
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1,500
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103
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51 Ya
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39
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30
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t,
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h
87 Y
87 Yi
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12
6,600
13 Y4
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42,900
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2.700
13
13 Y'a
13 Ya
lOY'e
13%
16
82%
82%
88
83 Yi
84
240
92%
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92%
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16
87
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108
108
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86
85
23%
67
31%
83
16
16%
28%
33
-
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83
29
18%
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120%
3 J Ye
30
28%
33%
8%
.65
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31%
591/2
29 Yi
12Ye
12%
61%
31%
Yi
*59
26a/4
26 Ya
26%
120
600
59
59 Ya
18 Ye
33%
8%
9»/a
8%
18%
1,800
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58 Ya
32%
28%
*
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28-%
59 Ya
39 Yi
154
20 Yi
20%
8%
20%
10,300
24
2
20 Ye
20 Y'a
20 Ye
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38 Y
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154
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76
23%
38
37%
37 Y'a
152 V4
6%
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23 Ya
22 Y'a
23 Ys
37%
152
153
»
73
*75
76
23
37 %
152 Va
153
6%
*75
23%
37
37
36%
76
23 Ya
24 Ye
23%
153
7
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76
"75
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200
12 Ye
5%
6%
Ye
6
;
1.100
26%
36%
2
5,500
13%
6%
13
....
3.300
28%
37 %
"80
810
150
34Ya
*51
27%
5%
—-100
$4.20 preferred
—100
$4.12 preferred100
Virginian Ry Co common
10
6%
preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5% convertible preferred
16
5%% preferred
mL
—100
6 %%
preferred
100
"30
37 Yi
30
148 Yi
33 Y a
35
51
153
5.900
2
28Y'-t
28%
28! 4
34%
51 Yi
153
90 Y 2
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36 V*
830
34 Y
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148 >4
35%
148
23.600
.79
33%
75 Ya
*74
25 V*
78%
"•
11%
■
May 21
89%
36 Ye
78 Yi
35
27
preferred——100
$4.04 preferred
*74
24%
24%
77%
33 Y'a
75 "a
75 Ya
149
24
28%
15%
<
9% Jan
10% Oct
10% Dec
Jan
May 20
90% July
1
99% Apr
8
-
33 Va
"36 %
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com——8
$5 preferred
.—_—100
113
6
9
Apr
Feb
91
1
98
May 28
July 24
106% Jan
12
Mar 27
90
20
24%
33%
.77%
10.000
5 Yi
*9
9Y4
77%'
23 Ya
77 V*
34%
"81%
div partic
30
27%
—100
6%
29%
51
*120%
Mar 21
8
30%
*9
35
28
152 Y4
Corp of America——1
Industries Inc com_2.b'>
preferred
29 Ye
9%
68 Yi
Norman
3Vz%
30
*9
50%
"120%
8
Apr 22
111
97% Jun 21
14
May
29 Ya
500
44%
50%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
31% July 21
77% Feb
149%
28,700
44%
34%
28
9%
4
33%
88 Ya
40C
9Ya
44 Y
24 %
35%
9 Ye
43
76
147%
28 Ya
43
9 Yi
*74
34.20C
13 Ya
*37 Yi
13
38
*42%'
33 Ye
36
148%
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
28
21% Oct
34%
5%
6
25% Jan
30
24% Dec
67% July 24
124
12% Dec 31
76 Va Dec
82
17
"87
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
33% July 16
71
83
12% July 17
21
23%
78% Jun
27% Jun
"74
Shares
12%
Vg
9%
12 Ya
*37 V
9%
the Week
Friday
July 25
Thursday
July 24
13
9
29%
23%
76 Ye
33%
75 %
90%
Sales far
PRICES
38%
♦37%
43
Ya
*9
24 Ye
76%
-5
10
Vertlentcs-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
30
2
23%
$2.28 conv preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
July 16
9%
•
9
29%
29 Yi
*9
100
12.80
preferred
Vanadium
Van
Oct 25
Oct
20 %
7
9
Apr
45% Jan
4%%
Utah Power & Light Co
9% July 15
2
21% Jan
31
124
124
May 14
13% Jan
18
12% Dec 24
22% Mar
"42
29
No par
1% noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp__.
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred-—14
United Whelan Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
—J
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-Nopar
8% preferred
-100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
86% Mar 12
8 Ye
9
32%
12Y4
38 Ya
43
U S Tobacco Co common
16
Jan
7
8
9
July 21
5% Jan
6% May 10
79
Jan 21
2
July
12% Jan 22
8
68% Jan
Apr 17
Jun 28
19
Jan
common
12 Ya
8%
10
U
5
U
10
U 8 Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
U S Shoe Corp
1
U 8 Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1c/o preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred
100
37% July 25
154
Jan 22
7
Apr 14
Co
12%
37
"42 Va
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
8 Playing Card Co
July 25
34% July 7
80 Va Mar 14
31% Apr
common
4%%
79
0
Inc
50
1
50
1
preferred series A
U S Lines
25% July 25
73% Jun 30
82
Jan
3
4
156
6
17
Jan
26% Mar
Aug 26
17% Feb
9% Jun
4%%
12
30>% May
8% Apr
66
4
Oct 21
47% Feb
Jan
class A preference
12%
38 Vt
12%
"37
SALE
Wednesday
July 23
July 2'i
July 21
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
U S Industries
18% Jan
4
4
36% Jun 13
79
135
16
39
69
30% Dec 30
10% Jan
S
5%
10
23% Jan
Deo
68
39% Jun
8% Jan
27% Jan
17'/2 Dec 23
63
U
Jan
25
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
23
Aug 23
22 Vz Dec
-
Far*
EXCHANGE
'
.
13 Vis July 25
6% Jan
7
36
Jan
7
17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
24
Dec 31
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
.
,
16%
v
10%
.
a
w
24
Jan
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
60% May 20
33% Jan
3
12% Jan
8
56% May 15
72% Feb
24
Wabash RR 4%°fo
Wagner Electric Corp...
Waldorf
'
14
27% Dec 31
31
13%
Oct~22
8
6
Aug
Aug
8
a
38% Jun
13% July 17
30
Walgreen
10
30% Jun
Walker
11% July 17
18% May 29
10
16% Feb
4
30
Oct
16% July 12
11% Jan
6
14
Mar 21
28
11% Dec
80
27% Jan
25% Jan
12% Oct 22
95% Jan
84
Jan
13
95
Apr 25
24
22
lCYiJaa
28% Jan
3
Oct
10% Jun
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
2
16% Deo 30
16
System
Co
:
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth Co
Welbilt
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
July
49
65
Mar
52% Apr
15% Dec
39% Jan
90
Nov
4
28% Jun
23
23% Oct 21
5
15% Jan 13
25% Jan
2
2
3
4
94
Jan
28
87
93
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
Oct
11
96% Mar
14% Jun 24
88
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
98
62
19% May 13
14% Jan
25% July 31
16% July 30
Apr
17% May
95% May 28
2
30
12
128
92
July 22
129% Feb
33% Dec 24
69% Jan
82% Nov 13
96% Jan
17
10
2
24
65% Feb
4
92 % Apr
21
Jan
7
125
44
July 22
83 Va Jan
6
16% Feb
21
93 % July 22
23% July 23
56
Jan
21
61 % July 24
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
91% Jan
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
10
4% Jan
7% Jun 30
20% Oct 22
29% Jan
14
23% Mar
47
Feb
18
32% Jun
62% Jun
13
30
10
26
Oct
27
Nov 12
24
13
16% July
68
75
May 17
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
16% Jan 30
12% July 25
8
29% Dec
71
21
31
28% Oct
25%-July
9
5% Jan
17
34
131
4
Jar
Mar 19
Jan
1
5%%
Sewing
Prior
13
$3
16
Wilcox
Oil
*49
50
*59
60
59
5934
"59
59%
59%
59%
*59
59 Yi
Windsor
1
37
Jan
135
Jun
27
Mar 25
67YiFeb 28
no
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8ales
0n
•
this
Ex-distribution.
88% July 25
day.
fin
54
54%
20
22%"
238
57%
56%
58
58%
87%
87%
86%
42%
43%
93 Ya
Industries
5,300
54 Y'a
54 Ya
54%
21%
22%
98,904
24 Yi
24
24 Yi
20,400
60 Yi
74,900
59 Y'a
59 Ya
59 Yi
<30
*85
86 Va
87
*109
113
42%
42 3 4
43 Y'a
92
41 Yi
43 Ya
92
94
92%
93
23%
22 Y'a
23%
23
OlYi
OlYi
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306
86 Yi
113
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23,200
:
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470
19,800
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100
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48 Yi
49
4,500
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96 Ya
96
6 %
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24%
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24 Ye
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35 Ya
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%
43%
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42
96%
35 Vz
41%
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a
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6%
24%
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24%
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34
34
42%
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97
97
97
97
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6 Ye
6%
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6
97
7
34 Yi
35
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41%
42 Y'a
,
t.
80
6,300
24%
42
x41
22
22
23
41 Yi
200
2,800
43,700
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20%
21Yi
20 Ya
21 Ye
21 Y'a
21 Ye
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84 Ya
*80 Ya
84
*82 Ye
84%
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84 Yi
84
84
100
*
14Ya
*13 Va
14 Ye
'13 Y'a
14 Ye
13 Y'a
13 Ya
12%
13
300
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5%
35%
5 3/4
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
900
35 Va
35 Va
35 Yi
35 Ya
35 "4
35%
-8.40G
36 Ya
36 Yi
36%
; 3,800
Inc
10c
35 Y4
10
com
13 Vz
6
1
.
36%
6
35 y4
35 Ya
36%
3 6 Ye
21%
36Y4
36 Y
8
36 Yi
36%
126 Yi
10
24%
25 Ye
2434
25 Ye
2434
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,900
10
Corp
Co
(F W) Co
28%
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 Y'a
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27 3i
2,606
48 Ya
48%
48 Ye
48 Ye
48%
48%
16,900
59%
61
Gl%
11,700
92 Ya
94
124
124
126
*123
48Y4
48 Y'a
48 Ya
48%
61
61Ya
60 V*
61
60
60%
923/4
92%
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93Ya
93
93
83%
84 V*
82 Ya
83 Vt
82 Yi
84
83 Y'a
83%
82%
83%
3,200
7%
7%
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7%
7%
7 Y'a
7%
7%
7va
7%
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27-%
27Ye
27 Y'a
27 Ye
27 V*
27%
27 Va
27%
30%
30%
'30%
30 Ye
*30%
30 Ys
30 Ya
30%
Ye
97Y4
96 3
98
97 Yi
17%
17 Ya
17%
17%
17 Ya
17%
86Yi
8C34
86%
87Yi
No par
94%
97%
96
No par
17 Ye
17 Ye
86Yi
87
1
filed
*
-
27
5
been
*124
93 Ya
Youngstown Steel Door
has
123 Y'a
*124
61
10
Zenith Radio Corp
126
*124
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10
Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
petition
'
10
100
Service
Yale &
or
22 Y4
•61
62
400
21Ya
62
*92 Yi
93i'2
22%
*61
63
42%
23,900
54
86%
113
*109
44
22
93%
22%
*60
113
*109
67%
79
*76
20%
20%
'23%
23
22 Ye
89 V*
21%
50
preferred
receivership
Ye
65%
66%
30
96
96
96
76
23
54 Yi
54
20 y4
Ya
65%
75%
66%
75
45%
9
101% July 25
19% Jan 16
Y4
75
48'%
88% Jun
9
65
65Y4
74Ya
*94
97
*95
97
63 %
74 Ya
48%
2
Apr
*95 Ya
48
2
16
3,000
46%
4% Jan
May 27
16%
48
78% Jan
27
16%
46Y'a
3
27Ye July 21
16%
47%
11
31% Jun
16%
46 Va
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4 V2 % series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
2
16 Ye
46 Yi
Woolworth
_
16%
48 Ys
5
2
7.600
16%
48
July 22
9
21 "n
453%
Jun
2
21
64 %
92
50
21%
20
42%
7,600
39%
101
101
21
16YB
97
113
39 Yi
39 Yi
101
101
21 Y'a
54 Ye
*109
91
20%
20 Ye
22%
99
*89
203,4
19%
57%
38%
39
100
100
*96 Ye
20%
54
*87
•89
99
91
*96 Ya
48 V*
61 Ye
Ye May 16
38%
f
46
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
67,
91
74 Ya
63 %
290
99
48
97
Ex-rights,
*95%
15.40C'
104Yi
*89
39%
4,100
31 Yi
104V4
*96Y'e
102 Va
;
31%
104 Y'a
91
38%
20 Yi
20
31%
104
97
*100
20%
31
104'%
103Y4
*98 Ye
39%
20 Ya
19%
90
300
31V*
31
104
*89
'
102 Ya
*73
19'a
19%
31Ya
806
45%
48% July 11
8
31
103Yi
104
38%
20
2
•
19%
31%
31
common—1
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
367/eMay
20%
20
104
80% Jan
ask®d prlces:
49
45% Feb 27
—
y
49
30 Y 2
Nc par
2
8% Apr
AX-uividend
32
49 Y'a
20
Jun
88% Jan
•
*31 Yi
*49
100
6
22
30
31 Ye
49
31
/
1
common
4% Dec 27
16% Dec 31
31
49
80
S)
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
36% Jan
34% July
35% Jan
preferred
13
16
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
123% Jan
31
49%
No par
Feb
10
6
30%
5
Iron
25% Oct 22
60% Dec 19
Ye
30%
100
preferred—
Woodward
45% Jan
preferred
15
2
700
600
1,200
2 Y'a
"48 Yi
4
Co
Wilson & Co Inc
2%
2 Y'a
2.50
preference
convertible
28 Va July 21
23% Nov
*30%
2
2 Ye
5
Machine
21% Jan
Oct
2
preferred
White
8
75
2
Co
convertible
35
78% Dec
2%
*23%
50
RR
Public
45% Nov 20
24
com
White Dental Mfg (The S
White Motor Co common
Feb
July 25
85% July 10
2nd
Wisconsin
35% Dec 20
24
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common-12Yi
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common..
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
V2 Jun
31% Jan
124
noncum
25 Ye July 16
July
24
16Ta
20% Jan
30
24
16 Ye
6
Dec
24
2
24 Va
2 Ye
Lines Inc.
22% Feb
20
*24
20%
37
23
2
26% Jan
May 13
Aug
9
18% Nov 14
24 %
1
44
-
13
8
81
12
116
'
Jan
49
Jan
18% Feb
•
48
40% Jan
19 Va Jan
Nov
"24
-5
1
Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4%%
% July 14
July 25
98% July
8
Dec
31
Union
8
90
>
31
20%
Pacific
July 25
119
May
2
33% Apr
7
28% Mar 14
31
*100
Western
9
25
31
5
100
Air
Western
July 25
24 % July 24
26% Mar 22
34% Oct 21
30Y'e
preferred
547 e July 21
68% Jan
24 V* Oct
30 Ye
91
4%
July 24
15% Dec 30
6
31
99
22 Ye
76
55
Dec
30 Ya
Western Auto
9
67% July 25
86 %
2
*
"96 Ye
4 V2 %
17% Jan
4
6.10C
31
"89
Western
55% Jun
Mar 25
40%
*30%
100
2
15
33% May 14
68% July
8
1,900
40'2
100
2
67% Sep
20% Jan
79% Aug 19
45Yi
40%
100
Jan
11
52% Feb
67%
45
40%
preferred series C_
42% Jan
41% Dec
4
OC Yi
45
40%
4'/2% pfd
preferred series B
3
63
17% Dec
Coal
13
88% July 11
19
66%
45
2
Power
Jan
31
14% Oct 22
Feb
100
65 Y'a
45
40 Y
1
'48% Jan
87% July 11
Dec
•
2
65 Y'a
4434
40%
West Va pulp & Paper common
6
May
2 3 Ye Feb
64 Y4
44%
4.10%
17
103
4
64%
40%
4.20%
9
40% Jun
31% Feb 28
104% Mar 20
Jun
64%
44 yv
40%
—
Penn
20%
65%
West Penn Electric Co
West
20
5,500
2
44 Ya
Corp
West Kentucky
4
Mar
95
17% Oct 22
Jun
Jan
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
32
21
20 Y
40%
Stamped
105
20 31
44%
preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp—
32% July 16
May 20
99% Jun 11
105
20%
05
Knitting Mills
4.80%
4
97% Jan
Mar 20
4
92% Nov 11
8
20%
/%■
lOYi
No par
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
1
9Yi
20%
3,60ft
12%
88 Yi
9%
1,100
13,200
Pharmaceutical —1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
July 17
12 Ya
12%
90
5
24% July 10
2% July 2
32
7,700
:
88
9%
7
3
4.00C
12%
12%
9%
20%
31
10
1,300
30 Yi
29%
12%
9%
2
Jan
*
a
90%
20%
Jan
1% Jan
57 Ye -•37%
a
9Yi
9%
34% May 24
26% May 3
44% Jan 15
400
12 Y'a
20%
30
23
4,300
*38 Vz
*9%
Wayne
100
42 Yi
•
9Y4
20%
24% Dec
3% May 15
29
12 Y
5
Inc
2
48% Jan 23
,30
12%
12 Vg
2
34% Jan
37 Y
29%
12%
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1960-1965
107
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Thursday
July 24
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101.2
SALE PRICES
Dec 15 1958
„
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91.20 Mar 28
*94.4
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July 23
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July 21
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Treasury 3%s
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more
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EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
(Republic of) 7s
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1967
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, July 26, 1958
.
(370)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
or
Sale Price
loan of 1924
(Fed Rep ofi—Ext
■
_
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
96
Sale Price
or
82%
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1968
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104%
76
103
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103
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1969
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3s dollar
ENDED JULY
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German
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Last
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York
New
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
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s f 3s 1977
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
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48%
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45
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Co
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:
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3
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88 ft
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55
65
63%
41
49
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43
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66
62%
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1965
■
63
'65
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debentures
87
•''"■
63%
3s
5s
9
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91
135
Pacific
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95%
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May -Nov
Southern
Carthage
Jan-July
1982
income
mtge
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California
80%
91
92 7a
933a
130
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series AC 1967__~
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures-1968_;
ApriZ-Oct
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1st mortgage 3s 1980————~—
Jan-July
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Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971—
Jan-July
A 5s
86 Vi
67%
V
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mortgage
California
67
*79
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.
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s
,
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102
89
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29.
88
65
June-Dec
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82
100 %
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Ltd
1958
page
51
(interest
1952
external
see
—
April-Oct
external
15
82%
—___
4 Vis deb series B 1978——r_
A
jan-July
A
due 1952 extended to 1962
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—
1968
2012
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83%
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■
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■
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to
82
1962
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1956
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'
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82
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78
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69
82
49
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62
78
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39%
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1967
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1966
A
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66%
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66
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1968
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•
39
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gold
1926
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y,
109
114
1995——
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1999
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1977
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99
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16
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90 Vi
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1977
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Charl
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1958
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48
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102
98
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debs
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%
1970
1966
97
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1981—
2%s
21
132
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debs
debentures
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42
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86
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1958
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1975
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13
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93
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6 Vis
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100
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—
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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1963_Jan-JuZy
85 Va
11
2
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f debentures
s
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.
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29
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—
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1975
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4%s
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mortgage 3s
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_
—
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certificates
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7
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1982
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101
104 %
186
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1982
1976
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2
95
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117
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110
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1979
1978
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110
Feb-Aug
1976
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90%
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April-Oct
1976
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93
2
105
1963
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22
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1972—
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1973——
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2
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93
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—
conv
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May-Nov
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1934
debentures
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M 2%s
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115
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'
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debs
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97
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105
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95
1
14
94
89
i,
1961
debs
3s
1972
2%s
93 7h
95
April
1964—April-Ocf
1990—Ja7i-July
2000—Ja?j-July
April-Oct
1971__Mar-Sept
76
102%
145% 145%
94
*92
2015:
35
.
92%
Jan-July
•
60
104% 104%
97%
84
Jan-July
>
A Jan
ser
21
%
108% 108%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
J&P-Sr——
1987
97%
108 Va
_.—.—-May-Nov
1964—
1986
3%s
4y2s
—A—April-Oct
——M«r-Sept
97%
102 % 102
April-Oct
■
95
u
1981—-——April-Oct
1982-—- ——1-_—June-Dec
5'As debs series H
96%
2
.7
9C%
91%
5
April-Oct
3'As debenture 1977
89
88%
_Feb-A?tg
1977—
v
inc 4'As
division first mortgage
Firestone
88%
June-Dec
.—
1975_
B
—April-Oct
3'As debs series D 1979-—.———-—-Jan-July
3%s debentures series E 1980——
Mar-Sept
3%s
Cor—
Income
^Florida
Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975-
4
87
first
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1976
964
83%
93%
87
Apr-Oct
mortgage 3'As ser E
mortgage 3'As ser,F
First consol mortgage 3'As ser'jG
2%s
debs
.93%
,
96 Ya
103%
Columbia
3s
Railroad
A 5s
91
95 V*
94
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct-
,
consol
96'A
57
88
Feb-Aug
consol
102
53
7
97
First
3
3
—
112
General mtge
102
53
;
64
53
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567A
Ohio
102
64ya
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67 3A
*
51
|
53
Jan-July
76
Corp—
f conv
s
44
96%
!— May-Nov
——
Mar-Sept
first gtd 4'As 1961—April-Oat
Line
95
'•96'A
—:—.—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1989
mtge 3%s
1993
1st
Jan-July
June-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1970
72
37%
13
cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZy
Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
87
4s
64%
72
42%
54
Eastern
&
52%
63
99'A
5
Jan-July
debs
(N Y)
78%
first coll trust
Div
95
96
15
Fuel Associates—
&
65
35
98%
91'A
99
42%
May-Now
1982
2%s
Co
57'A
Erie
*54'A-
2%s
First mortgage
64
1991._Jan-JuZy
3s
mortgage
67
62%
4s
Mich
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
mortgage
67
63 %
1st
Wab &
St Louis Division
Firsi
67
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4'As series E 1977—Jan-JuZy
93%
3
_Apr-Oct
stamped 1965
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
1993_
4s
series B
1
93
107'A
57
Apr-Oct
5s
Cleveland Cincinnati
92
105%
55 7A
May-Nov
1961
mortgage & coll tr 3'As
Edison El 111
91 Va
88
6
1976_Mar-Sept
3%s^l988
105%
88
subord
conv
88'A
101'A
i
1961
1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1983_
1st mortgage 3'As 1986
1st mortgage
103'A'
89%
55
June-Dec
1978
1st
ios
88
,
debentures
debs
6
57
June-Dec
debs
88
89
115
86%
20
Industries Inc—
Duquesne
100'A
98
86%
Mar-Sept
101'A
89
104
99%
86%
101%
97
1
89%
1995
RR 2%s ser B
debentures
2.35s
subordinated
Dresser
4'As
100%
55%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
4'As
60
88
*67%
42%
Feb-Aug
1958)_Mar-5ept
1980
Tunnel
debentures
Chemical
3s
96 3A
subord
conv
5s
1969
gold 4s
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
Dow
96%
&
106%
June-Dec
1995
Detroit
90
—
551
97 V:
4s
77
Y-i
2
62
gold
;
1984—
O
lien
first
Terminal
N
ser
77
88
Mar-Sept
May-ZVow
1958
(conv from Oct. 1
&
&
111% 112%
86%
86%
36'A
101
93
June-Dec
1985
debentures
16
May-Sept
1982
1976
debentures
Gen
65%
J
ser
32
98%
97%
Jau-July
April
2018
Edison 3s series H 1970_
General and refund 2%s series I
& ref
29'%
April-Ocf
Detroit
Gen
56
4%%
37
May-Nov
May-Nov
1985
mortgage (3%
contingent interest) 1993
1%
Gen
81
A
36 %
32'A
33
*—
May-Nov
1 2042
ser
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest)
1993
66%
12
73%
5s
mtge Si coll tr 4'As ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
100
85%
tr
1st
65'A
67%
43%
72%
coll
&
30%
3
32 %
98%
High
24%
% 105%
98%
98%
May
Pennsylvania Division—
mtge
32'A
Co—
1993
Low
37
105
1973—May-Nov
due
Jan. 1
No.
89
York Lackawanna & Western Div
and
refund M series C
mortgage
Range Since
Sold
33
88
Jan-July
May-Nov
1963
Western
Bonds
25
98%
1965
High
*30%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Apn'Z-Oct
Range
Friday's
24%
32'A
Mar-Sept
1975—April-Oct
1977
1987—;
82
11
or
*31%
June-Dec
1986;
debs
1984
3s
5s
2%s
debs
6s
conv
96
86
47'A
f debs 1977-—-——-Jan-July
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debs 1966—
series
series
97
10
April-Ocf
1971
s
89
*69 'A
48
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1970
debentures
112%
1st
Feb-Aug
Financial
Cities Service Co-3s
105'A
—
4s
ref 4s
&
Publishing Co
First
'
101%
May-Nov
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Corp 4s debs 1960
First
95%
95 y4
2
64
64
1st mtge 2%s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
C
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3'As
1982
90%
93'A
1st lien
Second
mortgage
coll
93
93
85
-Feb-Aug
3'As series F 1963
Jan -July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963——Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st
Daystrom Inc
...'
85%
•
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
ACurtls
91 %
A 1st lien & ref
A
First
85 >1
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'As 1994,. Jan-July
Income^ 2%s-4'As 1994^
i
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First
93%
'96
Mar-Sept
1983_-
C
90%
90
100 I
Jan-July-
1995
ser
69 3A
,
Week's
Bid & Asked
24%
June-Dec
96'
100
Jan-July
& equip 4s 1970
v
V
__
JWu-July
—
4'As
mortgage 4s June 30 1970
45%
95
Sale Price
Low
60
92'A
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A2nd mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan 2003___-April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
1
Last
Period
38 3A
90
—April
First
Friday
Interest
Exchange
8
*106'A 108%
^Jan-July
1989
4s
3
Stock
RR—
A 1st
83
York
80
*9534
1996—.Feb-Aug
Refund, and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 1969—.—Jan-July
RECORD
90
.*95'A
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nou
83
Cuba
82
65
92
73
*90'A
-Jan-July
^
7
43'A
New
High
4
91'A
>
First mortgage 3%s series B
1968
_Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965—.Jan-July
3%s
83
64'A
91'A
BOND
25
BONDS
Jan. 1
Noi
''y
42'A
43 %
1974—Feb-Aug
A
82
83
May
JULY
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
■
First
WEEK
Range
s
5s
f
s
f
fund
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
1958
1968
—
——
debentures
debentures
debentures
1977-.
1982
—
Mar-Sdpf
June-Dec
1978
—
103%
—
—
9915
23
90%
90%
2
99
9910
12
IS
100'A
105%
105
*107% 110
5
85'A
99%
100
110
93
100&
102
—
—-
101
101
*—
101
*—
101
Jan-July
Jan-July
103% 103%
170%
106%
105
107
*—.
109%
108
110%
99
103%
•
55
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
(372)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
York Stock Kxiktnp
Ntw
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
llAHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
IA Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
Illinois
1957__Feb-Auf
April-Oct
Consol
mortgage
Consol
mortgage 3%s series F
3%» series
O
1974
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Via ser C
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
1st mortgage 3/20s 6erles I 1982
mortgage
3%s
6erles
let mtge 4%s ser K
J
1988
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
International Tel 6c Tel Corp—
47/a6 conv
subord
debs
1983
Interstate
Power
Co
3%s
1st
&
Mich
1st
mtge
4s
85 Vi
88%
93%
85%
87
85%
5s
21
84%
5
87%
90
"92
*90
93
90 Vi
110% 113
Jan-July
98 Vi
92 Vi
106
'
111%
N
95%
99%
N
*81
85
85
89
-Mar-Sept
'94
96 Vi
90%
95
Aprll-Oct
'71
June-Dec
'90%
88
90%
1990
Kansas
City Power it Light 2%s 1976
mortgage 2%s 1«78_.
108% 110%
98%
98%
122
11
75
June-Dec
N
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4a 1987-Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961
Jan-July
Stamped 1961
-Jan-July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
4 Vis unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%$ 1983
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt A Power 6s 1997
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
JAKreuger & Toil 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
N
*95 Vi
^
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*
„
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r
i-*-
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■
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100
6
98%
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95%
20
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.Feb-Aug
*93%
—
1%
74
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st
mortgage
4Vis
Lehigh Valley RR
Series A
extended
gen
consol
fixed interest
4s
to
Feb-Aug
67
73%
96
80
1974
Jan-July
May-No?
Little
Miami general 4s series 1962
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75b subord debentures 1980
May-Noc
&
Trucks Ino 5 Via
96
94
104 >
92
debs
92
97%
s
s
4%s
conv
„
98%
4s
81
76%
80
71%
87%
85
Feb-Aug
*87
May-No?
Feb-Aug
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96
96
95
85
90%
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70
103 7/a
87
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
s
f
s
1991
debentures
1976
91%
81 Vi
93
117
81
81%
90%
1986
(quar)
*88
68
First
s>
Ohio
98
97%
98
93 %
93 Vi
•»
1
1st
mtge 4 Vis series C Jan
mtge income 43/4S ser
mtge income 43/4B ser
A
Income
debentures Jan
trust 1976
1
60
00%
86
92%
109
B
1
4s
Mountain states Tel & Tel 2%s
Edison
first
&
ser
Jan
58
50-
25
15
84 %
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96
69
94
88%
88%
62
87
67%
89
89
8
85
f;
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1
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103
15
107
15
102%
97%
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..
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V
4
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63 9i
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s
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l
—
4
63Tb
93
2
89%
95%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
*—
66%
01%
—
87%
89 %
87%
June-Dec
*91 %
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1977—April-Oct
102
2%s
87 Va
91
—
71%
84%
First
90 Vi
First
First
89%
104%
First
First
82
101%
First
94%
First
97
1st & ref M
85%
80
*I~
104%
103
104 V«
B3
100%
90%
June-Dec
62%
87
4
87
_Feb-Aug
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87
89
5
67
90
93
104% 104%
~i
101
105
A
3Vis series
1986
JJ^fkville
Cash
it St Louis 3s ser 1986
Register 4 Vis conv debs 1981
Natt Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs
1977
debs
M
3%s
ref
1033;
101% 103%
659
97
109
Mar-Sept
1960—April-Oct
103%
101% 103%
625
97%
104%
99 % 100%
51
M
1384
100
3%s series Z
refunding 3Vis series X
series
Y
1984
99
"lOOVi 101
1st &
Pacific
ref
Tel
3%s series CC
Tel
2%s
debentures
72%
debentures
Vis
debentures
89
3%s
debentures
4%s
debentures
1988
52
81%
72 Vi
14
41%
68
76%
66%
80%
72 Vi
75
Consolidated
211
65%
78
58%
60 Vi
General
616
4Vis
50%
63
56 Vi
General
5s
267
46
57%
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4%s
38 Vi
51%
94
98 Vi
49
57%
86%
88
32%
41%
45%
51
80
84%
39 Vi
50%
32
41
82 Vi
94
94
94%
81
81
1
77
81
129
125
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34
114
131
Mar-Sept
108 Vi
108% 109 V 4
92%
92%
93
102%
95%
163 Va
107
June-Dec
108%
108% 108%
22
108
111
98% 100
99 %
85%
68
3
4
Vi
7
101 Vi
40
93
93 Vi
102% 102%
2
99%
90
93%
93
100%
110
96%
98%
100
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91
96
89%
93%
101%
104%
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series
series
B
series
a
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fund
4%s
1960
'97%
102
90 Vi
-
■
96 y2
91%
94%
100
100% 107
11
——
97
97%
18
99
90
95
■
91 Vi,
152
lGlVi 102 Vi
99%
102 Vi
General mortgage 4 Vis series E 1984
General mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985
external 1960
89%
91
65
68
95%
91
91
92%
18
April-Oct
1981
90 Vi
June-Dec
1968
D
Feb-Auy
88
94%
97 Vi
102% 103
90%
95
June-Dec
1965
A
April-Oct
86%
91
90
95%
..
87
84%
86
32
89%
*94
a
97 Vi
98% 101%
36
82
*82%
June-Dec
1964__June-Dec
1975
98
4
16
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auy
Peoria & Eastern first 4s
73 y»
72 Vi
73%
51
85%
66%
99%
77%
72 Vi
73
10
68
77%
61
61
1
54
63%
95 Vi
95%
4
92%
96
*53 Vi
55%
42%
60
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
95%
'
,
June-Dec
96
95%
—
96
96
May-Nov
Pacific Western Oil 3Vis debentures
73%
8
1981
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
60
8
1983
94%
104% 105
*
1991
*93
93
97 Vi
93%
105
92%
59
94
a
'
June-Dec
*91
67
91
'
89%
Mar-Sept
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6
94
94
89%
91
.
93%
88%
95
__
a
a
1978
13
101
tt
June-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
78 Vi
.
88%
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85%
101'4
88
86%
77
June-Deo
June-Dec
80
85
96
91
88%
a
f
June-Dec
April-Oct
85%
June-Dec
91
*—"
90
63%
1987
3 Vis
1970—June-Dec
90%
90 3 i
debentures
3
Feb-Aug
67
65%
Vis
58%
#
92 Vi
87 3i
3
50
May-Nov
92%
65
80
52
38 Vi
88
38 V*
10
17
_
'
29
49%
99%
85%
it
June-Dec
April-Ocf
43
*87%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1985
90%
88%
_
June-Dec
1978
97%
10
91%
*
June-Dec
debentures
97%
93 y«
%
a
June-Dec
1988
1986
&
June-Dec
102
93
5
88 Vi
91
June-Dec
1987—
mtge 4%s series AA 1986
1st & ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989
66
39
97% 101V*
99%
*99
June-Dec
June-Dec
ref
1,132
National Distillers is Chein 4%s debs
1983—May-Nov
n
Distillers Prods 3%e s f del*
1974—Aprt/-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
May-Nov
1st
mtae
•>%•
1988
May -Nov
For footnotes see page 29.
W
ref
51%
90 %
1982__May-JVot>
;
&
55
97
91%
87
1975
&
96 V i
83%
90%
June-Dec
'94
1st
&
55%
50 Vi
85
96 % 100%
June-Dec
90%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1st
96 Vi
54%
65%
*—
1974
1st
96%
104
3s
100
49%
67
101%
3
102
92
51%
91
65%
90%
—
Feb-Aug
Apr
9
*87
90%
55%
99 %
95
June-Dec
56%
June-Dec
62
95%
2030
2007—
66
62
91
June-Dec
63%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1991
95
60
91
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
& refunding 3s series L 1974
& refunding 3s series M 1979
& refunding 3s series N 1977
& refunding 2%s series P 1981
& refunding 2%s series Q 1980
& refunding 3Vis series R 1982
& refunding 3s series S 1983
& refunding 2%s series T 1976
& refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985
53%
92
.V'
95
1974
f debentures 1988
74%
2020
91 Va
14
57%
64 "
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
75
69
106%
15
96
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94%
95%
94
106%
105
87
95
t
64
95
91%
104%
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94
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91%
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102
94
94
74%
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93%
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it
95-Ti
90
111
106%
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55
92 y.
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65%
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93
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103
107
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88%
89%
; 113%
113
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67
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91
95%
2
96%
85%
■
■
«
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13
68
107
■
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mortgage
54
65
105
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
2%s
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39
21
105% 105%
June-Dec
94
88
'82
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90
26%
84
25
First &
97%
58%
23 y3
'
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 4 Vis 1987
76%
1
2045
Not!
69%
91
A 2047
1979
100% 105
103
96
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1976
50
*
Quar-Jan
First
1st
57
—
*55%
*52 •;i
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Gas
51
Co—
mortgage
3s
67%
53
LApril-Oct
Power
first
87%
53
95
96%
76
1990
1978
2%s
87%
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
1984
1st &
t>
94%
2005
Jan
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan l
Morris it Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
MMlonal Dairy Products
3s debentures 1970
27%
56%
*58
95
96
76
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
debentures
19%.
Quar-Feb
3
mtge 4Vis series B Jan
Gen
5
96%
_
RR—
1st
3Vis
17
94%
5s series A 1962
4s series B 1962
lien 4Vis series D 1078
first gtd
142
86
76 Vi
April-Oct
lien
4Vis coll
Mohawk it Malone
24%
2047
mortgage
"
72
Jan-July
Jan-July
Prior
Jan-July
ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—April-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
5s
45%
23
mortgage
Oklahoma
90 %
103%
*76%
40-year
Gen
35%
mortgage 4%s 1987
;
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
113
86%
104
71
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
A General
mortgage 4s lno 6er A Jan 1991
May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—
June-Dec
Prior
76
First
89
99%
F M A N
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
Minn St Paul & Sauite 8te Marie-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
4s
States
^(Wisconsin)
First
April-Oct
f inc debs
45
93
—
*81
Feb-Auy
1972
s
43%,
Quar-Feb
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series
*95
June-Dec
f debentures
subord
64
44%
24
Quar-Jan
76
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co—
6s
56%
£5%
First
1975™
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cone Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27/8s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/eS sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.10s
48%
1
1997
3Vis 1984
First mortgage 4%s 1986
.
3%s
2
59
2047
87
93
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
first mtge 27/8s
1974—May-Nofl
First mortgage 23/48
1980.
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
April-Oct
debentures
1
89
105
56
59
May-JVou
75
105
56
First &
Metropolitan Edison
4% s
trust
63%
May-Nov
May-Not?
88
105
51
75
i
Ry prior lien 4s
1997
registered
81
-
80
1974
87
*80
Mar-Seot
82
:
>
72%
May-Nov
95
9
co
68%
1973—May-Noo
subord debs 1977
Pacific
First
109%
97%
f debs
s
*85%
May-No?
Jan -July
83%
43
48%
—
.
Jan-July
*93%
82 %
1
50 Vi
>
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv.
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983
Feb-Aug
1972
subord debs
75%
108%
123
-
first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
■
& Co—
debs
78
75
97 Vi
*89
111
78
82
53%
50%
50
RR—
(Minnesota)
,
74
83%
3%s
debentures
registered
Coll
99%
73
86%
43%
50 Vi
—
1972
Refunding & improve 4%s
100%
86%
73
f
Northern
88
n
50 Vi
2
593i
*74
1973—
General lien 3s Jan
94
97%
95%
52
40 V*
*55
74
f debentures 1976
Northern
107
89
97
60
42
i
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
3 Vis s f debentures
__
101V4
'17
£3Vi
29
/■
*66%
1973.;
A
Hartford
Northern Natural Gas
107%
100
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
conv
104
5
98%
63
May-Nov
series
4s
&
debentures
conv
3 Vis
-
4
92
55%
49%
*47%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan -July
General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
4%s
85Vi
93
V
&
46
85%
62%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
B
Haven
82
—~
1968—Mar-Sepl
West
&
series
New
Y
43
2
*
Mar-Sept
subord
Lack
Y
71%
293
61%
82
30
94
85
74%
28
97
75
32
10
107
92%
101 Vi 101 Vi
*—.
McKesson Ac Robblns 3Vis debs 1973
4Vis
66
--
97
63%
38%
*10
107
*90
104 Vi
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 6s s f series 1977
subord
106
—
*78
& Co 2%s debentures 1972
subord debs 1977
conv
107
80 Vi
'
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s 6er A 1974—Mar-Sept
53
102
79%
56%
69
59
,
68%
*82 V8
57%
5
61%
55%
80
25%
105 Vi
Mar-Sept
1979-May-Nov
Maine Central RR 5Vis 1978
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3%e s f debentures 1980
58
73
"103
April-Oct
April-Oct
mortgage 4%s 1987
(J Ray)
__
April-Oct
April-Oct
Macy (R H)
McDermott
37%
72%
Mar-Sent
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s
1st mtge 3 Vis 1984
5s conv
34
37 Vi
50
127
86
2
33%
308
63V8
79%
49%
60
57 Vi
63
78%
48 Vi
31
73
April-Oct
Louisville
Mack
61
30%
56%
63 7i
84%
RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2Tis ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H
2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
1st
55
17
58
*59
__
April-Oct
1978
Nashville
82
-40
62%
52
*52
■
—,
May-No?
April-Oak
D 1976_June-Dco
3s debentures 1976
debentures
—
May-No?
1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3%s
61
*46
57
80
3s
Lorlllard
Louisville
62 Vi
May-No?
4s
4.50s debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs
61%
5
43%
79 Vi
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocl
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
mtge bds—
2003
May-No?
contingent Interest 2003
May.
ASeries E 4 Vis contingent Interest 2003
May
ASerles F 5s contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo'r
D
71%
345
*84 Vi
4%s
Series B 4Vis fixed Interest 2003
Series O 5s fixed Interest 2003
A Series
71
—
eo
56%
2%s series D 1982-Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Aprll-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
70
90
*7
68
53Tb
1st & cons mtge 4s set A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019_—Jan-July
2%
73
63
68
--"■
:
N Y Telephone
72
89
89
*78
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
100%
70%
4
.
-
"
61%
—
97%
74
—
90
"
101%
64
59%
—
•
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8
2
64
.
93
90
—
100
86 Vi
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N Y
94
91
—
2
1974
ref
York
N Y Power &
92%
v
90
89 Vi
68
1997
3Vis
1st mtge 4Vis series A 1973
43
40
—
64
1964
1st &
86%
—
45 Vi
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91
95
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83
94%
.90
—
103
68 y2
91%
Hudson River RR—
&
mortgage
Harlem River & Port Chester—
,f
100%
94
*82
A
88
83
3%s '97—June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st 6o ref
87
123
101%
,
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
-April-Oct
4>Vis income debentures 1989
•;
June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
First
87
—
Lake Shore & Mich South gold
8Vis registered 1997
Central
4 Vis
90
1st mortgage 23/is
1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas. City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4 Vis debs adj 1963
Jan-July
109Vi
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
104%
103
100
135%
62 Vi
Y
New
98 Va
88%
107%
9
101
—
Jan-July
3 Vis
registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998—
_Feb-Aug
110% 114%
486
95
93%
56%
General
96 Vi
86%
37
High
115
*86%
Feb-Aug
N
Jan. 1
Low
No.
*91 Vi
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
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April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
Aprll-Oct
109%
R<xzige Sine*
Sold
104
Central RR Co—
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100
107
*—
98%
,
York
150'/a
96%
97 Ya
90
110%
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New
83
90
*96%
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1959—June-Deo
101 Vi
102
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1982
1974
New
1878—Mar-Sept
4s
debentures
debentures
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Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
99 Vi
Bonds
Hiah
107Vi 108
New Jersey
92 >4
1982
102
May-Nov
1961
guaranteed 4%s series B
3s
90
135%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
80%
77
*82
or
May-Nor
Feb-Auy
1980
conv
1977
debentures
3s
79
*79
112%
Sale Price
New
"89
90
3 Vis
Co
Tea
f
s
New
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Jan-July
Jersey Central Power it Light 2%s
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha
12%
12
'87 Vi
May-No?
conv
Jamestown Franklin it Clear
61
89%
*87
Mar-Sept
1978
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4 Vis
19%
83
Last
Period
Low
53 Vi
89%
Jan-July
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3Vis e I debentures series A 1977—
4Vis s f debentures 1B87
37%
464
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
York
New
High
18
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
;
Low
No.
53 Vi
June-Dee
1981
1987-
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\
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Sold
83
May-Noo
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Feb-Auy
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Jan-July
1934
mtge 3 Vis series G 1980
1st mtge 33/e8 serieB H 1989
3%s s f debentures 1980
1st
193u
May-Noc
May-Nos
1st
1st
50s8
2%s aeries A 1981—Jan-July
mortgage 8s series B 1978
Jane-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979
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High
Bonds
BONDS ■'
National
53 Vi
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First
JLL1 to
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
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Friday
A Income
4s
April
1990.
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1980
April
Mar-Sept
85
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—:
35
8
86
97
85
89
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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5s
series B
1974
General gold 4%s series
-—Feb-Aug
C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974,
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3V4s 1982
First
&
First
&
First
&
First &i
refunding 3%s
1983
refunding 3%s 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
Jan-July
June-Dec
May-Noo
May-No»
—
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97
86%
92
5
1
30
95%
96
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a
84%
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89%
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a
94-Vi
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95%
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a
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a
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97%
97%
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88
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89
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;
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Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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BONDS
l'ork
New
Interest
Last
Period
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Exchange
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or
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conv
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98
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113
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s
1970
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
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Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
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Rohr Aircraft 5V4S
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89%
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1st mtge & Coll tr 4%s 1977
debs
conv
':-.W
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135
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5s
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subord
4%s
1972
debentures
i
r-
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1977
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87
105
,
105 YA
6
103%
7
101%
105%
*
108%
25
5 Vis
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
debentures 1982
debentures 1971
subord
Oil
4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965i
90%
113 V
June-Dec
6s
debs
conv
1978
2%s
debentures
2%s
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison
—
bonds
(Aug
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1977
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1969
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3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
7i
71
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series
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"
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Penn
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Wisconsin
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82
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114
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73%
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2
71
106%
102 %
5
101%
101 Vi
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
100%
93%
-
36
:<' 4-
*84%
'■?
Jan-July
2%s
and
86
65
94 Va
95
95
103 V*
1951—June-Dec
C
ser
debentures
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Co—
1986
Bel
99%
%
93
'"
72
96 Ya
98%
99 Va
Map-Nov
Gold
95%
96
Mar-Sept
Gold
47/8s
subord
Winston-Salem
Southern
Pacific Co—
First 4Vis (Oregon Lines)
101Va
103%
37
104%
102Vi 103
u
130%
127%
>
94
100
18
96
*__
92%
100%
96
100
of America—
Corp
conv
3%s
142
119
6
129% 130 %
129%
!
15)
60%
60%
132%
115%
32
96 ya
92%
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3y4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3V'4s series D 1967
86 '/a
85
—
Co—
3Vis convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973—June-Dec
y4113%
90
100%
first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C 1979
April-Oct
5 Vis debentures 1982
J an-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981
Jan-July
9s income debentures 1984
May
94 Va
81%
"ll
81%
4
:
89%
83
86
92 Vi
June-Dec
2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4 Vis 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
;
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3V4s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983:
Map-Nov
4s
oo
H oo
94
80%
103%
—
100% 100%
Western
91
97%
90
75%
101
108%
107
r* 95
1st mortgage &
1st & ref mtge
West
99 Va
114%
104
l
—
*92
■'
-
81%
J an-July
•
Called
•100%
—
-'
Feb-Aug
1985
46
111V4 111%
89 V4
89%
79 Vi
Jan-Julp
-
sinking fund mtge
We3t
115 '7
96 7.
3
99
99
■
2 Vis
Oil
94
106 %
198
*77%
101%
94%
93 Vi
84 Vi
88%
*101 % 105
Jan-July
86%
90%
*84Vi
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1967
'
93%
80
90%
—
*92 Vi
100
1978
y»;
92 Va
'
91%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
99
101 Va
87Vi
90
—
87
108
94%
95 vi
*93%
Apr-Oct
1973
88
88
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Map-Nov
118%
89
6
>
123V» 114%
-Map-Nov
1976
j.
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—.
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979—.1
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum
90%
90:Vi
'
;
—.Jan*Jidy
-
Smith-Corona
1
a
t
97%
13
99
99
.
mtge income 4y»s series B Jan 1991
April
mortgage 3y4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aup
96
105%
5
318% 118%
—April-Oct
April-Oct
2 Vis
Corp
_
First
Shamrock
Shell
94%
Gen
111%
93
95
87
1
77
81
,106% 117%'
90
97
*.
86
'94%
Feb-Aug"
May-Wou
April-Oct
1975
''"W
117 Vi
*—
Wabash RR Co—
'S-'V
Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
108%
104%
10 S% 110%
109'%
—April-Oct
1982,.
89
92 Va
104
105%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
82;
—
116
*92
4y4s conv subord debs 1976
1
..Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
Jime-Dec
First
82 1
87
9
02 Ya.
92 %
89
89
-
*91 Ya
Mar-Sept
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
•
o CO £
77
*81
v~__
—May-Nov
'
E)
106
91
105%
103 %
137
103
97 Ya
,
—
85
98%
*
mtge 3s series B 1980—'
s i debentures 1977
(Jos
3Va3
63%
101 Vi
90
104
102% 104''
76%-
72
.
2%s debentures 1976
Participating ctfs
90
'97%''
*—''
89
83
108Vi HI
■%:
__
*85%'
-
Jan-July
tr 4%s 1978
debentures
Vanadium
85
—
*96
103
Jan-July
3%s
Beagram
81
97
*85
1989_Jan-July
1982
69
97
98%
1
Mar-Sept
J an-July
§A3%s assented series C 1951-.
50
159
60%
59 %
!
117 Vi
Map-No*
1966_.ApriZ-Oct
SA3y4s assented series A 1951
79%
56 %
17
82
*95
first cons
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
68 Ya
41
64 %
trust 3%s
f debentures
s
S A 6 Vis
'
gold 4s 1968_Juue-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
;
April-Oct
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Won
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
&
76
80
76%
■>__
•
'
Paul
v
2
SA6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
71%
65
—
•
63 %
64
■
May-Nou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
71%
.
;
.
April-Oct
§ A 3 %s assented series A 1947
91
91
65
74%
74%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Mar-No*
1989
--
70%
April-Oct
1996
6s
'''
i-
'
■
8
72%
*84%
Map-Nov
1972
Steal Works Corp—
§ A6%s debs series A 1947
114
i'-iw
85%
72%
96
United
110
111 Va 112
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
Lawrence & Adirond'lc 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-JwZy
debs
f
s
2%s
96%
93%
109%
Bt
Second
mtge & coll
1st mtge & Coll
139
109%
85 Vi
*■
,72%
—Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1970
3%s 1971
1st
U. S. Rubber
*102%
*
96 Vi
'
Jan-July
conv
Royal McBee 6 Vis
Corp 2%s
mtge & coll trust
4%s
& Electric Corp—
4%s series D 1977
mtge
53
110% 110%
87%
99%
98% 101V*.
214
June-Dec
1969
94
Rochester Gas
Gen
97%
96%
90 Va
84
■>84
..
96%
Feb-Aug
America 2%s
of
88%
__
99% 100 Vi
-June-Dec
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973.
United Artists Corp—
Co
104Vi 109%
165
Vi
—
;
1974
,.
91
79 Vi
'
138
*90%
Map-Nov
1970
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Gas
90%.
95 %■
7
1st mtge & coll trust 3y2s 1972
-i-i
;
3%s
Biscuit
85%
94-Vi
90 Vi
108% 109% x
109
*
Map-Nov
1980
85 %
*89 3a
*89 Va
100
90%
81%
17
*97 Va
coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
2%s
82%
*92
■
Corp—
subord
conv
mtge
1st
'156
Jan-July
Jan-July
J an-July
1978
88
96 Vi
;
97
99
87 Vi
87%
107%
103
94 Va
■
*97%
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July,
3%s
1968
mtge & coll tr
United
185
182
*96%
Jan-Julp
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
debentures
102
100%
107%
102 Vi 102%.
102 Vi
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1977
182
177
93%
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
and
ref
6s coiiv subord debs
Vis series B 1978
Richfield
Orleans
New
Ohio Cent
United
'156
89%
1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
adjustment bonds—
5 %s series A
4
98
-97%
May-Woo
May- Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
§ A Co a sol mtge 6s 1953
§ A Consol mtge
6s 1955
1983
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986
1st
97%
94
1
97%
of
3s
■
§ A Direct
Debt
'
'
Feb-A up
;
97%
.
RR
First mortgage and
107
102
2
St Louis—
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
1st
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
debs
of
99%
97
:v
104 % 104%
91
Jan-July
May-Woo
impt M 4s series C 2019
94%
92
91
'
104 <s
First
Tol &
>
88
'
•
•>
97:!'4
87
'
97
■
174
•••?":-94 V-a
:•
92
91
refund M 3%s series B 1970—April-Oct
and refund M 3.%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Term
lli
,
170
17
V
101
101 Vi¬
-95
-
97%
*
.Afor-Sp.pt
ir.7,,
.
105 Va
96%
:''k
118
97%
1983—April-Oct
—Apr-Oct
1975
J 977
110
158
100%
Jane-Dec
mortgage 3 Vis
I
debentures
debentures
1972
..
100%
J 01
87
First and
88%
106%
21
107% 106
*
93 V^
96
88%
*170
3 Vis
Assn
and
114
1
Products—
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
7.'77
'
'
\
92%.
93%
k-
.
91%
■'•mill- ■'■■■■
;
*110
4%8
RR
High
101Vi
35
111% 114
87
May-Wou
Refund
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—J?i«e-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979:Jnne-Dec
i
debentures
subord
conv
Low
87
■
mtge 6s
Texas
103
101
102%
May -Nov
1972
2%s
1st
■
and
debentures
4Vis
.
1963—.
Inc
Electric
Refund
101%
98
Co
Terminal
"
-J*i
1971
&
111%
Ja?i-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julp
Jan-Julp
2%s debentures 1973
96%
97
/
96%
■
93%
98 V4
fund debentures 1982
3%s debs 1973
Transit
Sylvania
No.
Jan-July
Chemical
Surface
95
3
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Map-Nov '<
1966_
Swift
9
2
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(Ohio)—
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
/
,
65
'
sinking
Stauffer
98
98
Oil Co
Sunray
100
99
86
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968__Jan-JitZj/
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
3%s
Standard
98
96%
99% '
Sale Price
April-Oct
(Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971
debentures
1974
2%§
94
76
87
First and
.
92
85%
Mar-Sept
Co—
113%
106 %
—
65
_—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
1981
Gas
&
-r
85%
First
-
'
.
*.-;8
May-Nov
Electric
debentures
3s
1983
3s
Standard. Oil
2
.
99%
*98%
June-Dec
1973
Gamble
&
:
1986
Potomac Electric Power Co
76
Exchange
Standard Oil
4Vis
•
May-Woo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965— Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
Plantation
99
76
99%
96
April-Oct
5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
B 1962
Line 2%s
10
536
Stock
High
April-Oct
General mortgage
1st gen 5s series
98
Last
Period
Low
York
New
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
112% 113%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963__Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Honda
High
87%
Week's Range
Friday
Bid & Asked
low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
JULY 25
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
}
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
STOCK
YORK
Week's Range
95
♦Friday's bid and asked prices;
78%
95
A
Bonds selling
no
flat.
sales being transacted
during current week.
c
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
YEARLY
AND
RECORD
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American
July 21 and ending Friday, July 25. It is compiled from the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
; .
In
the following extensive
list
we
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Week's
of Prices
Shares
'
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Wire Co
common
Consol Industries Inc
Aercmca
Manufacturing
1
4%
4
4'a
1,500
3% Jan
1
class A
Precision Products Inc
6%
6
7
2,300
16%
16%
5% Jan
14% Apr
6%
7
8%
7%
8%
21,300
2%
900
l7a
Jan
137i-
400
S%
Pteb
1
Supply Manufacturing
1
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Aero
For footnotes
see
Corp
page
33.
2%
2%
13%
16 7i
500
800
Last
1
High
6% May
4% Jan
4%
Par
Jun
Air
7
Mar
Ajax
21
%
1,700
preferred—100
-10
cumulative prefferred
100
17%
17%
18%
1,200
1
6%
5'a
6%
3,800
Alabama
Alan
52>
Great
Power
Ltd
Southern
1
3
50c
50
Airlines Inc
1%
Jan
ft Jan
122
86%
4.20%
Wood Steel Co
Alaska
2
Range Since
Low
1,600
ii
Petroleums
Alabama
% July
for Week
Shares
1J
Way Industries Inc
Jan
3
Range
1%
8% Jan
whether
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
lT'a
8% July
13% July
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.
Low
High *
10
Corp
Acme
Adam
Low
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Monday,
25
Sales
Range
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED JULY
Stock Exchange for the week beginning
and is intended to include every security
Jan. 1
High
2%
Jam
13
Apr
Apr
126% May
Jan
95% July
19 % Jan
1QV* May
75% Apr
3% Mar
77% Feb
6% July
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
80
.
.
Monday, Tuiy 287 1958
.
(371)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale PriM
KxUu|l
iBirlwa Stock
ef Prices
Shares
2514
-10e
25 %
5%
25%
100
5%
3%
4%
4%
2%
2%
4%
14,500
9%
10%
1,600
1
35%
39
1,800
Inc—
Co
Industries
Aluminum
•
preferred—...
cumulative
$3.75
85'A
con*
71
Book
American
Electronics
Inc
Meter
78%
9%
9%
6%
Jun
9%
Apr
Feb
10
May
74
July
Jan
1
Jan,
65
Jan
11,600
9% July
17/b May
93
15%
Jan
900
21% Jan
28
May
32
Jan
35%
400
27%
35% July
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
31% Jan
ll'/s
42
42
.JI
Products.
13%
-4.71
10
13
Jan
2,800
Jan
48%
3,900
7% May
11%
3% Jan
4 %
in
24 %
July
12
1,700
3%
3%
1,300
%
%
13%
13,500
13%
9%
M)
(A
_
10
-1
Co—
100
10
1,100
21
/8% Jan
2% Jan
Apr
in h
%
Apr
8% Feb
Jun
16
May
4% Jun
% Feb
xl4%
Jun
12% Jan
.49
Angpetura-Wupperman
Appalachian
Co 4%%
Corp
Power
Oil
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
5%
98
pfd—100
1
Louisiana Gas Co
Hadley Corp
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Altex
Aluminum
99%
310
41%
44
37,800
34%
23,800
\»
.
Jan
J4% Jari
7%
17'A
Co
8%
17
8%
5,900
17%
4
3%
4%
8,500
4
5%
preferred
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
57/b July
13%
26
103
Jan
Feb
44
July
357/b Jun
Jan
5%
17'A
1,300,
1,800/
17% 17%
1%\ 1%
1.30C
Jan
4 s,8
Feb
13%
Jan
100
July
9% July
17% July
,
•
Productions
Inc.
9%
9
Associated
& Light
Power
pfd.
4%
Associate
Stores
Convertible
9%~.
Laundries
2%
of
Associated
Tel
Class A
*2
10
2,50
10
IV:
Coast
Line
2%
Oil
33%
Inc
18%
Jun
2A
Jan
Jan
10%
Apr
Feb
618
Jan
1%
200
1%
Jan
100
1%
Feb
4,700
2
Apr
105%
100
97% Mar
Jan
33%
1,900
26%
Jan
Devices
9%
9%
2%
1
6
5%
6%
9,300
2% Jan
4% May
lOo
Inc
14
13%
14%
5,000
7% Mar
Automatic Steel Products Ino
10%
1,900
3
16,200
1
7%
2%
3% Jun
1% Jan
2%
Jan
"1%
Jan
33% July
Jan
Apr
11%
3%
Baldwin Rubber
Oil
Colon
Co
Ltd
Colonial Sand
American
Oil
Barcelona
Barium
Barker
Stone
Vic
to
ext
Tr
Consol Cuban
Jan
Consol
67/a Jan
15% July
3
Feb
Consol
Stores
6c
Power Ltd
Barry
36%
200
X29
Feb
37
Jun
Continental
Materials
23,100
7% Jan
13%
200
10%
14
200
11% May
3%
6,400
2%
3
2V0
2h
2W
14,300
200
120
•
4%
4%
4%
12%
12%
13%
6,700
6%
6%
6%
1,000
8
7%
8
900
16%
15%
16%
1,800
250
-1%
1%
2%
Apr
Jan
97/B
9%
1%
9%
3%
3
3%
2,200
Bearings Inc
200
Beau-Brummel Ties
SJ Shoe Corp.
Bell Telephone of Canada
11%
...„
Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
11%
11%
18,100
5%
4,100
15%
100
15%
14% July
14%
Jun
3% July
4
Apr
2% May
5%
Jun
14% May
8
Apr
8% May
16% July
1% Jun,
10%
Jun
3%
Jan
Jan
4"% May
13% Apr
5% July
13% Jan
44% July
11% July
6%
Jan
16%
Jun
8%
Feb,
4
&
Co
Co
common
1
•
.
common
bVz % prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
—>
Inc
53/a
Inc
20o
5%
5%
900
35
35
100
94
94
94
10
13A
Jan
95
100
7%
Apr
7%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1% Apr
6
Apr
5% July
6%
6%
6%
14,900
5%
5%
3,200
.•
•
26%
66
65
42%
66
42%
dep
dep
rets
—fl
£1
ord reg
750
44%
6,200
British Columbia Power common--—•
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Brown Company common.
Brown
4%
Forman
£1
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2
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6% Mar
Jan
28% May
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66
34% Jan
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112,100
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7%
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7
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—
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383/8
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88 P Company common
convertible
Jan
100
19%
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60c
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42%
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14
100
1
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Co
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6
1
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cumulative preferred
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dep rets ord shares
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2
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5
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78%
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9
.-
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18
July
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6%
9%
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100
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2,900
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48%
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1
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1
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
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5
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7
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Diversey
Diversified
Dome Petroleum
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Dominion
Co
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17
Apr
Jun
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50
57
250
25
Jan
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—
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Sulphur & Potash
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■
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100
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12 July
7.50
i
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May
3% May
28% July
Jan
5%
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Power
35
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31 7/B
$2 preferred
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Jan
283/b
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2% Jan
30
3%
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4
1,000
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Draper Corp common
62
10
3
27%
28
*
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55%
500
3
75
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1
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2%
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33
•
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1 234
18
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Apr
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2%
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33
1
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Jan
4%
2%
•
Jan
4%
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Jun
'■5:1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.—1
Development Corp of America
1
Devon-Palmer
17%
9%
100
debentures
9% May
54
4%
•
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50
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v
..
4%
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8% Jan
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Duke
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-60
14 %
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42,500
1.25
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Apr
1%
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400
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5 %
5
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Curtis Lighting Inc common
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6,000
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4
1,500
4
;
63/2
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Atlantic Sugar
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%
9,400
2
7% July
2% Apr
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4%
2%
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,
Cork Internat'l "A" partic
•
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25c
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•
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17
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300
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2,100
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2%
13%
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2,100
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50
14%
&
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1,400
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4
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Camden Fire Insurance.
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•
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100
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,
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
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5
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rets ord bearer
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89
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75
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'
16
11
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•
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83
9%
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9
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—
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4%
26% Jan
8%
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Jan
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common
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25
70
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73%
5%
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10%
26
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Retail
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16
/
11% July
26%
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25
.
1
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r
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shares
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20%
13%
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2%
1%
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Jan
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la
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common.
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72
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—
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1,500
10
40
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100
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.
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1
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Jan
Jun
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1
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105
*
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—,—5
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4
common
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participating
15
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4%
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&
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4 li
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10,800
lV
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10
preference
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Club
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100
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Century Investors Inc
Apr
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10
dep rets reg_
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15
100
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preferred
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300
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1
preference SI.50 series
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15,900
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warrants
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98
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4.72% preferred.
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shares
6Yo
111
2
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1
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Chamberlin Co of America
"A''
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1
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B
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Jun
July
600
rets
dep
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Jun
1,700
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11
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23
11%
3%
Jun
10%
4
23 %
4,100
43
44%
9%
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1
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11%
11
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—
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American
Carter
l
Jan
Ltd—
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Jun
23%
*
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AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A.
Post
Jan
45
5% Apr
52
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Can
c
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25 34
700
34%
3%
3%
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6t
Canal-Randolph Corp
1
Capital City Products common
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
—1
Carnation Co common—
.5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
*
28 % Mar
Photocopy Equip Co .........1
Seal-Kap common——1
5% preferred.... ■
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American
Anchor
Canadian
Jun
23
Thread
American
Canadian
Jun
38
90
150
10%
July
4%
10%
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Low
High
20
Ltd vtc.l
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—
2
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian
Range Siace Jan. 1
Shares
29
Southern Petroleums
Canadian
July
30
80
x34
preference
7o
3% Mar
5% Jan
84
300
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Co—
Natural Gas Co 6# pfd—SI
American Petrofina Inc class A
X
American
33% July
5% Apr
300
1%
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American
Apr
7% Apr
6%
Canada
4% July
34%
23%
-3Q
Machine.
American Manufacturing Oo com.
American
78 %
—100
1
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American Laundry
8
74
1%
American Beverage common
American
250
2%
9,500
7%
74
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pfd-
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85%
84
8
common—
American Air Filter 5%
8%
8%
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Aluminum
3/2
stock—1
Low
common..—•
Cement Co Ltd
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
26% July
5% Jun
Jan
15% Jan
4%
4%
Allied Internatl Investing cap
Allied
2
100
J.0
Corp.
5%% convertible preferred^
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Feb
2% Apr
2% Jan
147,600
Alles & Fisher common.
Allied Artists Pictures
Control
20
2,300
5
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
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Canada
Kunstzijde N V—
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Friday
WEEK ENDED JULY
for Week
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RANGE FOR
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'3%
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—25
39 34
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19%
163
21%
163
33% July
30%
Jan
9,800
13%
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Last
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Sale Price
Par
Corporation class A
Edo
Elder Mines Limited
Electric
Bond
&
Electrographic
Electronics
Snare
Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
%
Jan
1A
15,800
32
27%
Jan
32 %
11%
Feb
14
July
10
Corporation
Pipe
Line
2%
2%
1,000
1% Mar
25c
1%
1%
1%
2,200
1% Jan
5
1
106%
105 % 107%
1,850
4,000
10%, Jan
11% Mar
18% Feb
19%
32
64
Mfg CoPlywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
16%
1,500
Jan
17%
Jun
International
7%
.2,200
6%
Jan
7%
International
2
J»n
2
2 Va
14,400
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
Machinery
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
12%
1,200
10%
Feb
xl3%
Jun
International
Jan
102
1
11%
2%
2%
Z7(4'
37%
7%
11%
100%> 101%
10%
11%
1
1
10
20
Ltd
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14% May
3% Mar
37 V
100
33%
Jan
41% Mar
Iowa
7%
3,100
5%
Jan
11%
200
9%
Jan
7% July
11% Jun
Ironrite
8%
8%
700
11%
11%
11%
1,900
25c
or
ir«
in
7,400
%
10
common
Oil
Intex
Jan
Jan
~8%
10
11
11%
11%
11%
22%
24%
14
14%
Jan
9%
1,000
Iron
%
15
31%
11%
54%
1,300
11%
52
5
4%
10c
Co
55
7%
90%
7%
4
3,200
3%. Jan
2,700
7%
Jan
2%
4,800
2
Jan
13%
500
8%
2%
600
2% July
400
8
2%
2%
—1
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12%
12%
Corp
4%
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
18
Xo
Jun
2% July
80% May
Jan
15% Mar
3%
Jan
3,700
10,500
Jan
11%
74% Feb
12%
%
Jab
July
10% Jan
Apr
4(4
1
Oil
7%
11%
2%
—
200
1% Apr
109% Jun
Feb
2%
1
Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing vtc
*
Inc
6,100
Apr
May
3 Ya
Jan
10%
11
33V3C
Royalty
Israel-American
May
Jan
11%
14%
Jan
14%
'
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Jan
1
Apr
% May
fe Jan
Jan
Jan
Products—
Irving Air Chute—
14% Mar
12
9
60
Inc
Company
Investors
Jun
32
Apr
8% July
8,500
%
14%
Jan
7
4,000
23%
5%
Breweries
14
Cigar
International Resistance
July
8%
2%
1
__
92
7,200
13,900
2%
1
Eureka
2%
Industrial
14
12%
High
20
May
—*
6%
12%
LOW*
12 V2 Mar
July
Inc
15%
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Industrial Hardware
Enterprises
14
10c
'
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Low
Shares
14%
Industrial
Feb
7%
20c
100
preferred—
Manufacturing Co____
Esquire
311/a
of Prices
1
50c
9
16%
5c
.
.
E'ro
13,400
%
Jan
for Week
Range
Par
High
6%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
Empire District Electric 5'A pfd
Empire Millwork Corp„
Equity Corp common—
$2 convertible preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1st
Low*:
300
.
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Inc-~_
cum
32
1
Inc
America
Emery Air Freight Corp_____
6%
8
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 25
RANGE
Shares
High
7%
%
5
common
common
of
Corp
8
1
Communications
Electronic
of Prices
Low
1
Sales
for Week
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Jan
J
Jeannette Glass
Factor
(MaxI
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class A
Co
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&
1
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1
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beneficial irit
of
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Fishman
(M
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Co
Flying Tiger Line
Ford
of
Motor
inc
—
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B
voting—
Motor
Ford
Co
Kawneer
6}|
22,100
5
'/a
Kaiser
Kaltman
7%
8%
Jan
7%
12,300
2,300
6%
6%
5%
Jan
8
9%
14,200
7
Feb
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10
7%
100
90
8%
13,900
91 %
90
400
6%
92
67
Ltd-—
Jan
Jan
89
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Brewing
Fresnillo.
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(The)
Company
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(Geo A)
5
£1
1
Co
1
July
."
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•
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ft
5%
5%
8,100
4% Feb
5%
1%
1%
1%
Jan
2
Mar
5%
Jan
7
Feb
15 %
Jan
6
5
.—
Jun
1V4
1.25
/
5%
6%
1,300
3,000
22%
26%
14,600
a
26%
g
Power
Co
;
Jun
Hotels
Knott
Knox
26% July
5%
preferred—
Gellman. Mfg Co common
General Acceptance
General* Alloys
Co
Corp
General! Electric
1
General
Power
$4.00*
GieiUuute
Globe
Gobel
Gold
Products
5%
6 %
8
7%
8
10 %
Western
Financial
Great
1,300
7%
Feb
10 %
8V4
6,300
7%
Apr
:
5,400
9%
Jan
13 7
200
!, xl4%
Feb
3,100
15%
Jun
19%
1%
Apr
3 %
6
%
%
20%
19%
21%
26%
25%
26%
7%..
10c
2%
2.,%
2%
1
500
1.300 4
:
5% Mar
3,300
16% Jan
21%
1,300
21
Jan
700
6
Jan
8%
2,900
5
Jan
Western
Producers
378 %
370
131%
8,800
1301'2 131%.
1
I3 4
1
Co
—30
50c
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7%
7
9c
—
Griesedicck
Company—
Stores Products
.
Jan
13,400
37-%
Jan
Feb
22%
41
22
Jan
1%
2%
45
22
123%
11.100
45%
.
160
1(4
1%.
300
4 ft
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1,500
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6,400
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common.
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28,500
2%
Jan
.
xl8
May
3%. Jan
Jan
12
2%
'
Jan
8'
2:
100
Mar
5% May
3%* Jan.
10%- Jan
Jun
200
4"% Jan
5%- Jun
16
16%
300
15% July
17 3/4, Mar
5
5%
1,900
5%
5%.
5(4
15%,
5%
13%
10
-
1,300
-
300-
153/4. Jun
19% May
500-'
13%
10.
5% May
7% Jan
Jan
4^4 Apr
13% Jan
100
24
3Ys
1,000
15%
23%
5%
27*
x9% Feb
9
Jan
10.
Jan
14%. July
Apr
6%
6%
7,700
1,100
4%. Jan
2%
2%
2%
700
2,600
2% July
11% Jan
14%'JUly
30
45% May
6%
14%
14
14%
40
40
42
180
900
2% Jan
6
200
5% Jan
13% Jan
16%
17%
400
1%
1%
1%
1,500
1.
12
3% May
6
Feb
1
14%
14
I434
800
54%
53(4
54%
14,100 "'
25 %
27
250
24%-July
2
9%
9%
10
1,400
11%
10%
55%Julyy
Feb
33
73A, Apr
'
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July
1% Feb
16 3/4. jun
37% Jan
27
JUn
17 ¥2
Jan
30c
2.50
Co
2%
3% May
Jan
2%
5%
—t
7% *JUn
13/4 July
2%
—5
Service
Stores
8%
1
warrants
Inc
%
10c
50c
400
8%
12
&
•
xlO% Feb
6
9% Jan
7% Jun
10,250
8% Feb
r
5,800
Y?
6%
12% July
%* Jan.
,
A Apr
400
15%
1
Jan
6% May
19%
19%
600
15%, Jan
15%
7
Co
common—
(The B) Co
15%
1,600
13% J&n
20% May
15 3/4 Jan
50
22%
5
4%
20
22%
30%
Jan
30,300
13%
Jan
50
21
*
& Rubber Co
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
9%
Jan
.
69% May
22 %
Mfg
July?
Mining Corp Ltd
Merrill Island
13
May
13% Mar
78,000
14% Apir
22%
1,400'
35
Jan
July.
38(4
40%
5,850
33
Mar
41%, Jun
5674
57(4
4,900
43%
Jan
5%
5%
4%
Jan
57(4 July,
6% May
8
Jan
1
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co—
Jun
Industries—*
34* Jan
9% .July
5%
—}
—
7% Jan
1,200
.
40(4
J
Co_
35
Jan
57'/a
*
(A G)& Co common
McKee
Mead Johnson & CoMenasco
34(4
5
6
2,500
13%
30(4
1
9%
13%
,
1W—
9(4
8%
9%
3
Inc
Industries
~9(4
*
Ltd
Massey-Fcrgusoii
Maule
3il Jan
£1
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Jan
4%
Apr'
16%
(4. Jan
>
11%. Apr
-17% May
■vij
2,500
7(4
r
%> Jun.
JUn
May
Marconi
10% July
20 % May
Feb
2(4
7(4
Jan
2%
Mansfield Tire
Jun
5%
Jan
'
700
2(4
■
57/a July
ZJ
1
10'
Publications Inc
Manischewltz
Feb
8%
Jan
7(4.
1
1
—10
G) Inc
of N Y
(The)
Public
Maine
Mangel
45% July
3
Jan
Jan
9
10c
Inc
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—
1% July
x30
3-
25c
3
Mages
July
133
Jan
3%
1
Ipc
398
"2%
2%
2
MD
8% July
2% May
Jan
241
'■■■:
5%
3% Jan
Jan
1% Feb
25c
(R
Maclc Truck
26% July
7% Feb
1% Mar
875
60c
Inc
preferred series A_;
Greer Hydraulics—,—
380
12 (4,Mar
13%
Corp—
Macfadden
Apr
7%
7%
Tourneau
Lynch
Jun
3,900 V
9%. Feb
100
,
2:
1% Jan
__
50c
Refineries
Lunkenheimer
6% Mar
%
•
,
Jan
% Jan
2,500
5
Corp common
July
3
5%
3,50.0
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) CoLongines-Wittnauer. Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
17
A
11%
"5
10
Co—
cumulative preferred
Locke Steel Chain
July
s
32,400
f
1
5
5 'A
July
9%
5%
%
5%
common
Liberty Fabrics
17% Jan
15%
16%
3
Le
Jun
10%
.
15%
17
6% Mar
8
400
11
"5%
A
Leonard
7% May
13%
8
11%
100
6%
&
9
8%;
12%
400
Inc
Class
Jan
Jan
1(4
—
1
Ltd
Extension. University
Lefcourt Realty
Apr
4&
10,500
Mines
Sessions
&
Salle
Lear
Jun
Tea—
Great
Company
24%
107
101%
2%
5%
■
12.% Apr
13% July
13.
Feb
,
Mar
2%
16 //;;
75 pesos
1
S-A
Lanston Industries Inc„
La
Jun
Jan
It
1,100
2,600
1,000
Jun
26%. July
8% July
10% Jan.
2%
~5%
:
2(T%.May
2%
-
"2%
5(4
101>% July
24% Jun
18% Jan
700
13
lLVa-July
Jan
1%
4'"'
—
33%c
1
—
Foundry Corp
—
of Delaware———
Lamson
21% July
1% Jun
Feb
Shores
Lakey
May
93%
6%
Jan
300
13%
11%
12(4
5
1
Co
"
12,150
9
13
-JO'
Lamson Corp
A Jan
18%
Jan
26%
8%
'
11(4
Apparel Inc
Consolidada
Lake
45% Mar
% May
17% Jan
100
5
._
Films
5
11%
14,200
4
stock
common
States Land
21%
2%
—
1st preferred—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Freehold
20%
%
—
Pacific
&
-
16%
Varnish—
Atlantic
Tti
_
Jan
19 %
x'29% May
16% May
100
5%
common
1%
Apr
7(4
Mar
L
La
3% May
16% May
Jan
2A
2%. Feb
600
7.50
Forge
(The)
L'Aiglon
Apr
a%
45,400
1
Co
7
Feb
Feb
95
110
23%
26(4
«—•
1
Corp
Jun
3% July
May
12
22,400
%
10c
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7%
Gulf
21%
5
Gray Manufacturing Co—_
Great Amer Industries Ine__.
Guild
20
1?!.
*
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Corp
Manufacturing
/! Non-voting
75
3,600
18%
18%
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Grocery
18 %
19%
1
B
Industries
Consolidated
Gridoil
18%.
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,
class
Inc
Grand Rapids
36%
*
joldfield
Great
3114
1
Inc—____
109%
Jan
1% Jan
•
Goodman
Gorham
1
1,900
45,000
.*
—
Corp
(Adolf)
Seal
3614
25c
preferred—
jJisuiuers
Wernicke
100
18%
l
Corp:
Mar
4
lie
2,100
!
24 >4
~5
Stores
Krueger Brewing Co
36% May
4%
*
Co
17%
Mar
4%
e,
50c
common
Union
Globe
17%
Jan
2
300
2%
15
•
___;
common
preferred
Glen, Aider.
,
5
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert1, (A C)
Gilchrist, oj
28
£1
common
Corp
$5
2%
15
i
corporation
General. Transistor
Georgia
2%
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Plywood
SGenerah stores
Giant
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Fireproofing
General* Indus
"3%
3
*1%. ~1%
1%
Ltd—
Co
American dep
800
105
.__*
.„.
Development Corp
General'
35%
warrants
Corp_.
convertible preferred
5%
34%
100
General* Builders
General
34%
Jan
2% July
49,900
4%
23%
24
—1
Corp class A
Kropp
•
11W,
43/8
101% 101 %
5
5
-2.50
10c
1.25
1
20c
Rubber Co
(I B)
4%
25c
—
KJrkland Minerals corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
*
,
common
900
14,'300
!% 9(4
11
50c
pfd—100
1
(Del)
Co
Kobacker
Gatineau
4
i
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Kennedy's Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil CompanyKingsford Company—
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
8% July
Apr
68
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Corp
& Company—
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Kansas
9% July
10% May
9% July
*
American dep rets ord reg
■
May
7% May,
8% July
10
Industries
26% Mar
28
.8%
7
*
I
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co—*
6%
8%
.
.1
—
Jan
1
Canada—
Class; A non-voting—
1% Feb
24,500
7%
lOo
2.50
1
;
Jun
1%
6%
1
Financial" General
Jun
.Jun
lft
3(4
2ft
.
14
1ft
'3 i'i;
—15c
Feb
25
30
,
2%
,2 ft
cohnnon....»..-l
Co
Ltd——
K
1
preferred
:
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
19%
Oils
Jupiter
7
•
32%
31%
;
5,100-
■
•
10.
Jun.
U Jan
WMar,
3,700
24% Jan
363-4 May
4,800
'
20%. July,
•'
-
;
—
.
_
H
&
B- American
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor
10c
Co
Harnischfeger Corp__
Hartftelds. Stores Inc—_i
Light—
Hazeltine
& Co 5%%
preferred
3034
4,300
25% July
8%
900
7
Jan
62%
300
56
Jan
2%
900
2%
Apr
3%
500
2% Mar
3 %
8(4
pfd-
62
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Products
7' ^.
Inc
Holophane
Co
Hormel
30%
Jan
1,100
6%
Jan
&
Hardart
Humble
Oil
Lock
&
&
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21
21%
400
4%
4%
2%
8%
-4,500
4%
2%
-
4
5% Jan
2
Mar
85«
1,100
6%
2%
2%
2 %
1,700
2%
7%
8
3,200
4
2%
3
900
24
25%
25
2,900
Feb
10% Jan
3% Feb 1
Jan
20%
May
8% July
2% Jan
7% May
2
Mar
2% Jan
Feb
17%
9,200
xl5 % May
15
May
3%
3%
300
3% Mar
4 Va
1%
1%
1,700
1,900
1.% Jan
8%. Jan
1%, Apr
Co
26%
Jan
37%
19%
22%*
Jun
Midland
21%
12,700
29
27%
Midwest
51%
51%
2,000
Piping
Wohl
convertible
%%
Mirro
Service
Public
Warrants
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80%
4.50%
cum
100
preferred1 series B—100
115
*
120
117
1% Jan
Jan
39%
Jun
14%
.
32%
700
52%
53%
400
Refining
*
66%
66%
5
7 %
67%
7%
22,100
Manufacturing Co
Jan
22 %
July
14%
Jan
21% July
29
Muter
19% Mar
July
Company
Feb
Jan
56
Mar
114% July
130
Apr
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
27
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
102
May
43% Jan
41%
54 % July
68
July
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
12
3,300
7%
Jan
13%
900
15%
Feb
19% Jun
8,100
11%
11%
1218
19
18%
19
common
20% July
50%
.
7% July
July
Jun
Imperial Oil
Industries-
dep rets ord
(Canada)
X
£1
capital stock--*
reg
Imperials Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial; Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light
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see
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page
pfd—100
33.
47 %
3 lit
4
7,700
3% July
4\
4
May
Milling
National
Co
Bellas
National Electric Weld
12%
200
21%
21%
22%
500
9% JUn
100% Jan
16%
"4
16
1
1
28%
26%
16%
179/4. Jan.
12% Jan
1,800
Hy
fi Jan
4,400
28%
32,400
18%
153%
18%
88%
89%
96%
96%
158
n
740
1
---5
2.50
10
50c
Presto
Rubber.
Starch
I
Jttn
165
Jun
156
July
37% Jan
Apr
Jun.
46% Jun
2%» Jane.
3%- Feb
14
126% 126%
1";
3% Feb
300
10*
May
112% Jan
127(4 Jun
3,400
12%
13
126%
Jan
4,450
27%
26%
28%
26%
28(4
20% Apr
21% Jan
2,400
26%
6 (2
31
4(8
6%
6%
1,600
1,100
30%
31
4%
400
18%
Jan
1,900
2%
Jan
13%
4
5%. Jan
17%
18%
1
"6%
7,800
6(4
5%
6%
Apr
2% Apr
5% July
700
"5%
600
5
1
3%
3%
3%
4,100
3
1
5
25%
23%
25%
1,850
17
Apr
Jan
1% Jan
Jan
11% Jan
14*
%
July
Apr
28% July
28%
Jun,
7%.July
July
4 % July
31;
19
July
3% Feb,
10-
Jan
7% Jun
3%. July
2
'an
25% July.
20% July
16%
16(4
17%
18%
18%
19%
800
3434
31
34%
5,000
*
10c
_7%
"7%
~8
6,700
5%* Apr
9y4May
3%
3%
800
3% Apr
4% Jan
49% July
National
Jan
14% Mayv
6% Jun
Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
common
May,
93
1
10
common—1
Feb
Transit
109
1,500
10,100
13
National
19% JUn
94
934
Inc
39%
Products
16% May
1%, Fein
31(4, Jun
Feb
2
6%
1
1
Machinery—
National
Jun.
Apas*
22%. Jun
2
Industries
National
104
Mar
89% Feb*
156
Jun,
94%*. Feb
10
156
14%
6
40
96 %
Feb
5%
33%. July,
87*
22,600
89%
16
Jun.
26
8,900
5%
91% May
12%
Jan
6,700
100
Jan
12%
4%. Mar
32"
20%
100
84%
10O
Jun.
May
15%. Jun*
15%
6 "4
190
300
13
12.
~2A "2A
13%
•
1,200
5%
33%
Jan.
10% May
10% Mar
20%
49%.
88%
24(4
5(4
May/
~2-,*V
6%
87
20% Jan
23%
19
25c
Machines
13%
Feb
7% Jan
3
Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
47%
8,100
4,400
33%
1
National Research Corp4
12%
24
10
Inc
Napco Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
American
---4
2.50
—100
1
Jun
11%
N
Corp
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
Imperial Chemical
8% Jan
pfd—*
1
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Feb
8%
5
*
A——
Muntz TV Inc——
3%
96
32%
100
preferred* series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
Mt Clemens Metal Products
6% cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
5,000
33%
1
common..
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd——-ris-l
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
Mar
9
800
12%
12%
100
10c
Company
Aluminum
Missouri
10%
12%
10'
--5
50c
50
common
9%
12%
preferred-
Co__:——
Co
17
50
conv
10%
10%
1
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
4
10
Abrasive—.
31 %
800
29
51%
common———-l
Oil Corp $1
Mid-West
Miller
"1%
Petroleum common——1
Apr
% Mar
44,700
19%
Co
preferred
Middle States
2%
47,600
37%
5
Jun
8%
53 %
Hygrade Pood Products
22% Apr
Apr
21 %
2.50
Jun
80
Jan
18%
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hydrometals Inc
98
Jan
Jan
1,100
100
Inc common
Jun
16%
2,200
•
common
July
8%
28% Jan
2%
*
Baking Co
42
Feb
24
21 %
19
21%
15
4% May
2% Jan
86
20%
10
.
& Co„
(Harvey)
24%
•
preferred
Hubbell
24
•
;
Horn <fc Hardart
8%*
Apr
67%
21 %
*
Bearing Co
Inc
(Geo A)
Ida July
3,400
60c
1
:
,
Hoover Ball &
Holder's
4%
6,000
1
Home-Oil" Co Ltd class A_
Class B
Jan
Jan
4
5
!_
July
1%
42
5
Jun
2%
334
1
16%
6%
July
100
8%
1.2.50
common
64
300
39%
25c
17
16%
*
Micromatic Hone Corp
:
8% Mar
1%
8%
—25c
Mines!
21% July
31% Mar
3%
.33.',
_10c
_
Holly Stores Inc_
3%
Ks
3%
Jan
Jan
41-34
l
Inc..
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
2(4
3
100
common
A
■
—100
—
Gallon
8%
3
——•
(R)< & Co Inc common
Class
Hurd
26
29
1%
5% Mar
*
common
Hofmanm Industries
5%
12%
25c
& Electronics
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common
Horn
5.200
10c
Heroic Radio
Hoe
3,000
-r
Hercules
Jun
39,800
_l0c
;
Rubenstein
(JW E)
12%
2(4
11%
——1
:__
Corp__
Hecla Mining Co__
4%
Jan
20(b
1
——
Henery* Holt & Co
2%
19(4
2
—
HeHer
"
10 34
25
Inc__
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway. Industries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Helena*
2
11%
1
17%
1
1
Michigan Sugar
2 Ve
19%
_10
5
—
Michigan Plating & Stamping
1
1
Corp__.
Harvard* Investors
Metal & Thermit Corp_
Mesabi Iron Co
8% May
4% Mar
2,200
2
—
Hartford; Electric
7%
V,
Machine
Plywood
7(4".
7%
._*
H
-
50c
32%,
17%
Michigan Chemical Corp.
..Common
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine—
*
1
.
10% Jan
9%
10
1% Jan
9
Jan
11% May*.
2 3/4. July.
11% Mar-
127/* Apr
17%-July
13
20%, Jun
Apr
3%
26% Apr-
34%. July
21% Apr.
24
May
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Sale Price
block Exchange
American
Par
Electric
Union
National
5
Petroleum
Tel
Chamberlain
New
New England Tel &
Clpck & Watch Co—
New Haven
New
Idrla
Min
New
Jersey
i
50c
100
1
25c
Zinc
New
Mexico & Arizona Land
New
Pacific
New Park
Coal
1
Oils Ltd
&
26
1%
2,400
10%
900
14
17b
24
1
A
r,
I—•
—
New York
New
Auction
Nipissing
Lites
Class
North
Cement
class
A
J3
Jan
25
52 %
275
10
Royalties Inc
Penn
RR
Ind
5%
6Tb
Warrants
i\i July
1% Jan
174
Apr
52 4
July
25
Mar
8,200
5
54
70,200
34
3%
3 311
8,200
6%
64
700
27%
/__
28 4
284
2,600
"4
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4 4
Apr
2% Apr
5% Apr
Jan
2 6
Jan
44 Apr
26
ft'
4
100
3%
3%
10,100
2% Jan
5%
3
6%
6,400
4% Apr
65
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
If,; Jan
278
Jun
74 Jun
5% Jun
67b May
77b Apr
32% Mar
304 Mar
57b
Jan
4% May
67b Jan
13%
13%
13%
9.400
127b Apr
l4-;i
la'
4,1U0
13
Apr
7
Feb
Diego Gas & Electric Co—.1
Cumulative preferred 54 series _—20
Ogden
Oil
Inc
Bros
Seeman
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
Leather
preferred
Jan
96
Apr
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
Feb
Shoe
14,800
ltf Apr
3ft Feb
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
4,300
1
14 July
Sicks
Corp
Ohio Brass
Co
class B
Ohio Power 4:7b %
Okalta
50c
-•
common
common
preferred
Omar
12
20,500
Feb
175
8% Apr
60% Jau
1007 b
180
954
1A
1ft
1,900
1ft July
50% May
63
64%
99
90o
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
11%
—100
Ltd
Oils
114
2
Jan
37b July
12
July
667b May
of America common
Ltd
Jan
102
1A Feb
80 4 July
72 7b
80 Tb
5,200
1
27b
27 b
2,100
1% Feb
2% Mar
-7
4 %
4 %
100
34 Jan
1,775
44 Apr
177b July
25
preferred
Inc
78%
1
15
147s
15 Tb
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer &hares-10a
60
59 Tb
60%
650
40
Jan
604 July
Overseas
154
15%
16
800
11
Jan
16
Securities
1
Electric |Corp_
Oxford
37b
37b
1
600
7% Jan
274 Apr
July
37b Jan
5%I'o
1st pfd—23
1st preferred
—25
5Vo
1st
5<ib
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
5 fc
preferred-.
•4.80c,'o
1st
25%
254
•
•
Northern
1
Pacific Power & Light 5%
1
100
•
common
Penn
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co—
Corp
—1
Ltd
Co
Circle
Philips
Oils
Electronics
Inc_,
41,100
I
--
Scale
21
Jan
Jan
103
Jun
May
Feb
307b July
87b Jun
4 Jan
77 b
24,000
ft
7b
20,300
2
2 lb
6,600
1% Jan
24 Jun
4Tb
47a
200
44 Jan
5
2
15
14%
6
15
14%
14%
7u
300
6 Tb
6
1,100
2,200
6
57b
6
400
97 b
10
500
"5%
56%"
55%
20%
19
1%
"5%
100
Mar
144 Feb
167b Apr
14
157b May
Jan
54 Jan
4%
Feb
9% July
Jan
6
~5%
Jun
4% Jan
57
1,200
47
20%
1,200
164 Apr
1%
1ft
6,200
137b
137b
Tb
Jan
li
Jan
74 Jtn
674 July
107b July
74 July
6% May
57
207
a
July
July
l3/e Jun
137 a
6%
6
674
1,400
54 Jan
64 Jun
3
2%
3
4,000
1% Jan
3
-1
—1
77b
7 Tb
7 Tb
Jan
9
1
50
•
—
97 b
300
Jan
4
900
6 4 Mar
17b
1ft
400
6,400
65%
68
7%
8
8 Tb
11
9%
9 74
17 b
68
10
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A
2,050
Tb
5,000
~
1
Jan
594 Apr
54 Jan
184 Jan
Telephone Co
& Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
2
Mar
1,400
26
25%
26
800
10%
10%
10%
300
204 Jan
84 Jan
MM'
68
68
50
55% Jan
1
•
common
2.50
Pressed
Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
2
•
27 b
27 b
1
1
—
1
1,800
550
48
200
18
28
3b
100
com
90 4
5
40
Jan
314 May
July
1,500
11% Jan
16
94
97 s
1,900
2,200
7% Fep
8 4 Jan
10
90%
175
16%
900
32
42
July
97b May
July
19,400
x88
May
13% Jan
16% Mar
Feb
95
167b July
42
July
Q
1
cumulative
cumulative
Southern California
Southern Materials Co Inc
4.244
4.087b
4%
44
1
20
1
—
(Robert)
& Co
3,600
Standard Shares Inc
10
1,500
Stein
(A)
4% July
67b
Jan
11
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
common
n-
3,100
ii
8,000
427b
1,250
16
Jun
% Jan
97b July
1
Jan
May
13
& Mar
34
Jan
45
Republic Industrial Corp
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
94
3,400
74 Jan
1
5%
5%
6 4
20,300
44 Jan
67b
14
1%
4,500
7o Jan
17b Jun
17b July
8%
9
500
7% Jun
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
—50o
;_1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
—1
'-Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pid F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc—
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
:
34
1
47b cumulative preferred
1.50
—30o
Russeks Fifth Ave common
1
•
2% Jan
37b May
10
824 Jan
864 Feb
2%
6%
6
10%
5%
10 4
2
12%
29,100
14 Jan
100
12% July
4% Jan
6%
x
3.700
64
33,000
10%
1,200
2%
4,100
1% Jun
124
44
124
12%
7,100
1.25
3
May
4% Jan
10
Jan
137b May
6% July
7
11Tb
Mar
Jan
27s July
147b Jan
"
<
44
11,000
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—.
Ryerson & Haynes common
3%
10% May
2% Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,700
2% Jan
1
Russell (The F C)
Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
2,800
12%
54
—50o
o«ef
34
844
3
117b Feb
67b Jun
2,300
2,500
67b
4Tb
11%
Feb
'Jan
24
Jun
May
77b July
277b July
38
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
1,300
1677 b
1,900
130
Jan
680
96
July
34Tb May
40 Tb
17
21
Jun
1
Jan
99
27b Apr
167% July
Feb
100
July
39%
40'b
100
Tb
19%
19 Tb
400
%
u
5,500
%
Apr
277b
Apr
30% July
487b
477b
48%
9,400
32
Feb
487b Jun
487b
49 7 b
150
36
Jan
50% Jun
27b
27b
300
2
Mar
2% Jan
7b July
7b Apr
19
"2 7b
i"a
22,500
4%
11%
37/j
2.600
127;b
4
4%
Jan
7b Jan
4,100
127 b
Jan
47,200
4% Jun
12% July
an
8% Jan
30%
16
157 b
16
3,500
11%
Jan
24%
247 b
247b
4,200
16% Mar
100
327b
32
Feb
33
Jun
1
•
16% July
25
Jun
1327b 1387a
200
397b
40%
7,900
32% Jan
13872 July
407b Apr
37b Jan
37b Apr
47i
47b
47b
8,700
37b Feb
27b
27b
27b
1,000
1% Feb
37a Jan
367b
300
277b Feb
36% July
87 b
77 b
7
674
17%
22,400
367b
87b
7
1
1
12.50
35
35
547b
18
31
Jan
50
Jan
25
Mar
27
24% July
457/a Jan
26
25%
?<tv,
800
24%
25
8% Jun
7
July
May
367b May
Jan
60
36
54
25
5 Tb
200
Jan
6
2,200
357b
54
25%
Mar
4% May
127b Jan
2,600
177b
25
25
95
257b
1,000
567b Apr
July
May
52% Apr
487b Apr
24% Jan
mml
mm
47
47
42
22 Tb
477b
23
'
400
227b
700
21% Mar
22%
227b
300
217b Mar
237b Jun
21%
22
~3%
137 b
Jan
21Tb Mar
237b May
200
27b Jan
137b
13
300
3%
37b
1,100
97b Jan
4
July
14% July
87b Mar
81
July
6
w
May
—
X51
200
787b
77
77
Feb
2 Tb
27 b
300
1%
Jan
27b Feb
8
87 b
15,200
4%
Jan
67b
57 b
67'b
49,500
47b Mar
8% July
67b July
3 Tb
37 b
U7b
1174
127b
2 7b
8%
100
~77s
77b
37b
2%
Feb
7
Jan
13
Apr
July
227b Mar
8,400
'
27
July
2,600
5%
Jan
8
16
14%
16
3,600
13%
Apr
17
Feb
59
5674
61
2,200
61
July
12 Tb
11%
127b
2,900
45% Jan
9.7b Apr
19
1974
1,600
15%
19% July
77b
1
27b
2%
600
6%
77b
5,700
27 b
2%
25.200
1%
2
500
77 b
77b
200
Jan
3%
4
7% July
3ifii July
Tb Apr
Jan
Feb
3
1% Jan
-Tan
6% Apr
15%
15%
1,800
677b
687b
675
47b'
47b July
167b May
68% July
13% May
467b Jan /
400
5
8% Feb
37b Feb
i
157b
127b Jun
27b Feb
-
•
5
*
Apr
4
Tb Jan
137b
137b
300
13
Jan
14
147b
400
13ya May
I57a
147b
13%
147 b
900
12
14 Tb July
2 Tb
27b
2%
14,500
5
Jan
Tb Mar
15
Apr
2%
Apr
17b Jan
15% Jan
187b May
Jun
177 b
177 b
100
31
317 b
1,300
29%
Jan
34
May
15%
16
1,100
15
Apr
16 Tb
July
357b
347b
367b
650
18
Jau
37
15
147b
157 a
4,500
"
16
July
157b July
87b Jan
4,300
2
17n
2
V
1%
16'b
Feb
37 b
3%
4
37b
2%
37b
67b
6
77
2,800
2
Jan
16
11%
„
Jan
11
2.500
16%
16%
Jan
May
18% July
37b Jan
4% May
4,500
27b Jan
3%
31,500
b
27b Mar
7% July
Feb
304
294
304
1,500
224 Jan
317b
Jun
1
4%
4%
4%
1,400
3% Jan
5%
Apr
—1
34
3 4
34
300
2% Apr
44 July
37b Apr
37b Feb
5
—5
Texas
Industries
15 Tb
15
Chemical
Tilo
397 b
300
13Tb
Jan
2,100
127b
200
40%
4,600
Inc
Inc
Industries Inc
Oil
(when
Co
class
A
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
5'b
4,500
2%
10,100
6%
7%
8,200
6Tb July
87b
Jun
1
25c
•
2%
27b
2%
4,100
1
Jan
37a
Jun
ft
%
—1
lOo
10
ft
'MM
■
MM
'
M—
..
2,700
■ft »*an
197b May
38% Jan
96%
'■
257b
23%
25%
2,900
41
40 Tb
42
7.900
Jan
17b Feb
% Jan
%
Vi
5,700
Jan
7
29'b
30 Tb
1,100
207b
Jan
31
25%
25 Tb
257«
2,500
19Tb
Jan,
15%
15
15%
1,700
107b
Jan
6
6
400
2
Union
Co
Corp
of Canada
39% Jun
42
May
% July
Jan
17b Jan
27b Jan
96
Jan
11,600
9%
Jan
12
16,400
2% Jan
4
29,600
% July
'
40%
41%
2,700
2%
27 b
5.100
47b
3%
4%
3,400
10c
11 Va
10%
11%
1
27b
27b
2%
50o
i9c
1/64
6 Tb
D
"Iff
6
21%
2,300
1/64 July
3% Jan
300
18% Feb
405.900
1/64
22 Tb
22%
6 7b
23
23 »b
42,300
2,400
137b
Jan
15%
Apr
capital stock
w
Union Investment Co—
i
8
•
4
27b May
478 May
Jan
.
Jun
1% Jan
7b May
.
6 Tb July
23% July
2374 Jun
X18
May
18
1774
18
32Tb
31
32%
50
297b Mar
7%
900
67b May
32% July
87s Jun
8%
30.900
47b
10Tb Jun
77b
10c
•
129
88 Tb
—
V
Chemical
77b May
27b Jun
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
25% July
157b July
Tb Feb
98
2 Tb
1
•
4
6
1
1
•
Guys from Harrison Inc
Gas
li May
101
May
25% Mar
46% Feb
Is-
10
Inc
Unexcelled
New
2% Jan
29%
warrants
True Temper Corp
Two
Jan
Apr
5
issued)
Trans Lux Corp
Trunz
3%
2
Jun
Mar
8
41% May
57a July
250
1
Inc
Tonopali Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Trans Caribbean Airways class A
Cuba
34 Vb Jau
2
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
New capital stock w i_
20
Toledo Edison 47b%
preferred
100
Trans
16%
Jan
27 b
Amer
Cont
7
5 Tb
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Trans
16% Jun
Feb
77b
1
Markets
Roofing
407b
,
77b
5
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thriftimart
7 Tb
1
1
Inc
Oil Corporation
Calgary Co
Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thorofare
10
7
157 b
15 3b
157 b
157 b
20o
Inc common
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Rights
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
set
Jan
107b Mar
34
"2%
—£1
Roosevelt
3
Apr
844
100
27B
xl65
98%
-■
577b Jun
Jan
84
footnotes
A
common
197'2 May
177b Jan
200
14
4,000
277b
26%
99
2
1
10c
1
Corp
17
400
16 3
8%
—1
_27
Corp
2,400
19
n-
10%
Jan
1
/
Jun
37b Apr
267b Jan
common
(Hugo)
Container
% Apr
87b
400
Jan
Jan
197b July
Jan
3,400
"77b
974
r7
10c
•
—5
1
Stop & Shop Inc—
————-1
Stroock (S) & Co common
•
Stylon Corporation
1
Sun Ray Drug common.
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp——1
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Stone
9%
8 4
1
Pnt
common
Thiokol
Inc
Co
Co
&
.——
Thew Shovel Co common
%
9%
3
Sterling Aluminum Products commou_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
197b Feb
July
97b May
Remington Arms
Corporation
Parts
xl87b Jun
16%
41
2,200
50c
of Canada ordinary
Co
Jan
18 4
*(4
57b
27 b
Enterprises Inc
25c
Slatham Instruments Inc _.—_——1
164 May
9
42
9
1
Starrett (The) Corp
50c convertible preferred
454 Jan
6% Mar
19
50o
Insurance Co
7b
871
5 7B
1677b
Statecourt
650
t
ft
1
common
19,000
16%
1
Reitcr-Foster Oil Corp—
Reliance
17%
1
1%
6
3% May
0
9
Standard-Thomson Corp—,
——1
Standard Tube class B
—1
Stanroclc Uranium Mines Ltd—_—,—1
Steel
Apr
% Jan
4,000
5%
Forgings Corp————-—1
Standard Oil (Ky)—
10
Standard Products Co——
—1
Steel
17b
4,800
18
—
54%
174-17%
52%
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Re is
17
177b
544
16%
Standard
Texas-
10
~47b _4%
17 Jb
-a-.
Standard Financial Corp
Texam
—10
-43;
1
5
—10c
Spencer Shoe Corp——
a——■—1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Etahl-Meyer Inc
*
Standard Dredging Corp common——1
$1.60 convertible preferred20
Line
Royalty Co
Spear & Company—
Television
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
9% Jan
27b Jan
2
Pipe
Southern
Southland
Technicolor
4U
2is Mar
1%
—25
25
preferred
—25
preferred
25
Petroleum. Corp—2
Tampa Electric Co common
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Jan
57b Mar
4,800
36,600
2ft
T
90
164
3
63
15%
Colorado—
4(4% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
315 May
Jan
ft Jan
8%
974
cumulative pfd
4.564 convertible preference
4.484 convertible preference
4.324 cumulative preferred
Stinnes
77b Jun
15>4
8%
9%
cumulative preferred—
Stetson (J B)
4 Jan
15%
preferred—
original
54
Feb
Jun
77b Apr
5,100
2
Southern California Edison—■
117b May
717b Jun
44 Jan
6%
Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
264 Jun
3,600
6 Va
•
24 Mar
Jan
4,000
1»T
4
6
1%
61
28%
mm
10c
1,200
3
60
MM'
8% July
27b
1%
20c
78% Jan
Jan
1%
2.50
107b July
112 May
Jan
17 b
—1
Powdrell
Feb
July
Apr
Jun
~1%
"l%
16
36
25c
Porto ltico
of
Apr
10 pesos
100
common
Prentice-Hall Inc
Jun
5
Pittsburgh & Lake Erio
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Service
37b July
97
6%
r,
1
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce
Industries
Inc_
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Public
1% Mar
20 Tb
2.50
Minerals
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pneumatic
2,400
2.50
Corp—
&
2%
10
——
Perfect
1264 July
2
Pep Boys (The).
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Peruvian
964 Jun
102% Jun
164
014
284
44
4
South Coast
4.784
957b Jan
50
Corp
Manufacturing common
Sonotone
4.88 4
87% Jan
130
—1
Products-
Jun
Jun
107% Feb
864 Jan
n-
77b
247b
...
8
5
•
1
Inc
Paper Mills—
(Howard)
99
Jun
Apr
2 7b
407b
Soss
97b
47b
Jan
6
7%
1387a
Airways
7
1,100
2,200
2
1
Smith
77b
"7
7%
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Tclev Corp—10c
23% Jau
350
19
Ml
274 Jan
264 Jan
1,740
100% 101
—
Jun
27
123%
27b
2
2
Traffic
19%
1c
class A
Canada
210
23 4 Apr
224 July
90% Jan
33% Apr
20 4 Apr
294 Jun
95%
957b
994
98%
122
2%
vtc—2 Bol
Class B
of
93 4
954
99 4
123%
Pantcpec Oil (C A) Amer-shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company—
—1
Patino
24% Feb
•
pfd
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pan Israel Oil vtc__,—
934
•
Airlines
Peninsular Metal
254 July
254 July
400
23 4
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—.
Co
900
1,900
100
$4.50 preferred
dividend ctim preferred
dividend preferred
conv dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Parker Pen
25 3 i
500
1st preferred—25
Parker,sburg-Aetna
26
25 '4
23%
1st
redeemable
Page-Hersoy Tubes
25 >4
224 x227 b
redeemable
Feb
X25»4 X25'4
25
4.30 le
$4.36
80O
307b July
28 4 July
26
A—25
4.50';«>
Pacific
2,700
preferred—25
preferred—25
Pacific Lighting
$4.75
32 Tb
25
redeemable
$4.40
$4.75
3074
28 Tb X287b
30%
23% July
17b July
2 7b
Silvray Lighting Inc
25c
Simpa American Shares
5,000 fr
Sirnnfons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
•
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6r'o
—
Precision Corpaai
Mines Ltd
Silver-Miller
Feb
% Jan
2%
—-2
B
Creek
2174
11,600
•
Silex Co common
Silver
700
1
1
•
ft
3,300
22%
7b
47b
100
72
1%
3
19% Fen
21%
67 b
1
2
27b
Jan
77 b
25
common
2
24
Jan
18%
77 b
5
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Breweries
Jan
187a
lov)
400
•
common
Sherwin-Williams
Corp
Tb
hi
20 Tb
600
18%
~63»
1
_20c
Shattuck Denn Mining
44
22
21
21
18%
10c
1
class B
Seryo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc—ft
Seton
22% May
21
July
20 Tb
10c
1
1
Airlines——v.—
Metals Inc..
Securities Corp General
Seeburg (The) Corp
Seaporcel
1
1
Company
Jan
77b Apr
*
Western
Seaboard
Class
Oceanic
147b Jan
18
,
207b
■
MM
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
5.604 preferred
May
July
20 Tb
series_20
serics_20
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
.1
Savoy Oil lac (Deli
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
*
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—,
.—50c
preferred 47b 4
Cumulative
88% July
2% Apr
ft
a
San
1
-
10c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
1574
12,000
280
Low
Shares
—:•
37;,
91
of Prices
Salem-Brosius Inc—
.—2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—16 pesos
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
3%
88%
ft
2ft
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
-
.
Sales
Weeks
Last
3
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del)
Apr
1
114 Jan
394 Jan
% May
54
pfd—100
4V*e/o
lft May
94
14 Jan
4 4 Jan
50
Pub Serv
Jun
14 May
2,800
6 7b
1
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
Jun
14 4
99 4 July
37,400
2
1
Co
25
13% Feb
—25
Airlines
Feb
14 Feb
Jan
400
300
10
B
Northern
7,500
2,100
1%
1
American
North
Jan
1ft
"11
50c
10c
•
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
3,000
74
144
171.
Inc
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway—.
North American
ft
}<!
34
Apr
187a Jan
514
1
Norbute
Jan
%
4,100
98
17b
1
.
125
ft Jan
10
Ltd
Mines
Mints
117a May
1% Feb
1484 Jun
1,400
14
10
Merchandise
Nickel Rim
Noma
common
Honduras Rosario
&
York
CO
1
98
;—1
Yoik
i,
111
%
•
Co common—.
Superior Oils
New
4
13%
12
13
1 %
New
267b July
62,500
l
23'4
237 b
2,840
1%
%
1
1
New Process
17a July
Jan
194
lft Jan
139
138
139
—20c
Mining CO—
Jan
54 Jan
1
1,200
26%
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1
High
Low
10%
1%
ENDED JULY
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
26
■
Jb
10'a
50c
Chem Co
&
i;fi
-30c
Corp
Neptune Meter common
Nestie-Le Mtir Co common
/RANGE FOR WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
"
■
Sale*
Wee k'»
Last
STOCKS
h
.
(376)
7%
Jan
68%. Jan
86Tb
17T« July
17% July
7% Jan
197b
Jan
9
Tb
Jun
Apr
22% Julv
•
Volume
Number 5763
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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33
(377)
'"~;t
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
Last
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
United
Aircraft
United
Products
Asbestos
United.Canso
Corp
Oil &
United
Elastic
vtc
Molasses
Amer
United N
United
RR
J
10%
S
Air
S
Ceramic
U
U
FoU
S
class
S Rubber
United
Victoreen
2% July
1% Jan
Jan
35% July
3% May
4% Feb
35
34
35%
4
500
4
29
200
3% Jan
176%
150
2%
3,800
168
Apr
189
Apr
% Jan
Jan
3
Apr '
26% Apr
22%
23
200
2y8
3
2,200
1
7%
7%
100
7
Jun
20
Jan
33 7
Apr
2% July
44% July
1
Corp
33%
297/8
2%
2%
33%
2%
Feb
2% Apr
400
1%
37/8
Apr
8%
Apr
a
July
1
41%
41%
42%
2,700
31
Jan
50o
2%
2%
2%
700
2
Jun
4%
1%
1%
1%
2,500
1% Jan
1%
43
.42%
44
32
40
14%
16%
51,600
33%
35%
5%
5%
5%
38%
38%
16%
35
14
2
common
5
1
5%
2,100
warrants-
4=8
8s
65
3,500
4% Jan
6% Mar
400
4% Mar
5% July
Apr
80
30%
4,200
Jan
9,200
2
4%
500
3 "a
3,0j0
8%/
2,100
3
3% Jun
'■J
Feb
3%
v
200
2
:
300
'2
Jun
65
10
56
Jan
3
600
Jan
-4<y> .,10
May/
Feb
dep
rets
-100
pfd
I. %
''—mm
"* '
'
4%
ml
Coal
Ltd—
Is
-
%
White
Stores
o%%
Inc
Oil
River
Wickes
Williams
Wilson
(R
C)
Brothers
800
31%
175
•
Wisconsin
Lt
12%
11
Woodall
Industries
100
pfd
Woolworth
Amer
6%
■
36
11%
6,900
10
5
Jan
■
_
8%
3,400
2014
525
96%
■
8%
19
96%
20
■
2
18%
58
Petroleum
£1
Stock
Elec
Edison
12
10
Period
Exchange
3'As
series
of
N J
~1%
Feb
11 Tit
July
Sale Price
Week's Range
Midland Valley RR 4%
5s
convertible
due
1st
mortgage
Pennylvania
3%s
7s
Water
3%s
3b
series
series
A
B
series
C
1970
4s
3s
series
F
to
G
series
H
4%8
series I
47/as
series
Co
1964
Gas
Edison
97
deb
91
80
95.00
88.39
88%
1965
'80%
21
91
—
98
99
93
194%
130%
94
94 Va
130
130%
3
130
95 VB
19
78
73
98 %
99 %
86
90%
99%
100%
185
85
95%
186
93
88.59
84.03
92.47
90.03
88.70
\ 84.22
92.20
90.05
129.55
79.54
171.97
95.13
88.50
84.32
92.16
90.03
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
llil I o—•
Closing
July 21
July 22
July
89%
182
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
191
Feb-Aug
185
193
Feb-Aug
107%
V
86.53
for
„—
Low
2
1957
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec 24
prices of the common
July 18, 1958, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
groups
week
ended
'
'1
.—
—
Durable
LOW
High
Change
337.6*
—
337.0
+ 0.2
337.6
299.0
419.9
+ 0.3
421.0
373.3
332.2
378.5
378.5*
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
—_
+ 2.3
458.0
—1.3
458.0
402.2
269.6*
Goods
369.9
452.2
Goods
Non-Durable
"New
1958—
Percent
-■
July 11, '58
421.0"
Composite
Manufacturing
264.5
+ 1.9
269.6
219.7
172.7
174.2
—0.9
174.2
155.5)
311.1
311.7
—0.2
311.7
263.2
f 4.2
336.6
261.3
336.6*
322.9
High.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1974
6s
61
~3
97
103
3,445,095
i_
Total
Government
Bond
Julv 22
jul'v
23
3.549,210
Thur.
July 24
3,738,830
Fri.
July 25
4,427,280
18,581,325
.
$23,664,000
Total
$2~000
337,000
134,000
228,000
4,441,000
5,079,000
4,907,000
4,532,000
4,669,000
5,243,000
164,000
$2,000
$1,190,000
Stocks—No.
of
Jan. 1 to July
9,031,950
Sale Price
104%
13
107
106%
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
Feb-Aug
Aprfl-Oct
309,391,674
351,962,710
Bonds
8.
Government
International
—
82,000
27,643,750
14,743,200
558,375,500
$15,578,200
$729,280,120
$586,174,250
$835,000
1,190,000
23,664,000
$24,856,000
and
97,000
37,461,520
691,717,600
$2,000
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
Total
95
Industrial
—
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
92
48
Stocks
92%
91%
73
61
69%
14
61
Mon.
July 21
101%
Tues.
July 22
71%
Wed.
101 Va
—
47
70
102%
July 23
July 24
20
99 Va
95%
100
Thur.
Fri.
Bonds
Shares)
Foreign
Government
Bonds
A—
_
-
July 25
-
740,465
796,794
853,565
865,735
1,025,595
$82,000
113,000
110,000
115,000
61,000
$4,000
13,000
4,000
4,282,204
103
94%
63%
100%
100
Domestic
(No. of
!
$481,000
$21,000
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bond*
Week Ended July 25
1958
Sold
Bange Sine*
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
Jan. 1
Foreign
fto.
High
126.000
1136
136
119,000
5,000
115,000
1957
72,000
$20,000
$522,000
Jan. 1 to
1957
1958
4,278,277
104,775,126
129,755,714
$6,886,000
Bonds
$481,000
$197,000
21,000
98,000
20,000
46,000
$10,589,000
1,106,000
1,035,000
$522,000
$341,000
$12,730,000
Domestic
—
Total
July 25
4,282,204
1166
113
$90,000
$4,000
Foreign government
Low
Bondf
Bonds
Foreign corporate
High
1190
Total
Corporate
11,000
Week's Range
or
$73,000
$4,000
110%
~~
89%
Low
(Germany)
25
1957
1958
1957
18,581,325
Shares
$24,856,000
—u
Week Ended July 25
1958
90
190 %
99%
Last
Sales
Bonds
$5,505,000
$327,000
4,568,000
4,398,000
TUes.
100
2
1102% 102%
Period
;
$5,178,000
3,420,910
July 21
Mon.
105%
109%
107% 108
195
69%
Friday
1952
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
96
87%
Va
1101% 102'A
Jan-July
Interest
Exchange
Foreign
and Miscel.
Shares
101
192
—
Feb-Aug
1959
89
192
.
June-Aug
1060
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
No. of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
1951
72.75 Jan
High
•
86.53 July 25
——
Range
85.66
1958
for
Low
'
40
107
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
S'.
97 Va
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
92%
68%
— mm
98%
103% 103%
April-Oct
BONDS
B
High
85.43
25
Total
series
Range
84.82
85.14
93
87%
Feb-Aug
1
1982
89.99
95.02
95.09
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
stock for the
U.
Feb-Aug
Newspaper Union
A
92.40
170.84
170.82
497.12
96
Jan-July
Knapp Inc 5s debs
series
84.17
90.01
136
94
50
June-Dec
A6s
.92.55
79.26
100%
11
June-Dec
A 68
84.19
79.44
91%
97
'
1981
Stock
40
Bond*
127.54
102%
88
~8
97
73
1982
American
ities
SEC Index of Stock Prices
101
97%
17
%
100%
99
191% 100
97
91
98%
65
Webb
A Baden
Total
Util¬
Rails
127.81
Wed.
:
88
190
1976
Traction 5s
77
20
84%
May-Woo
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western
170.48
Grade
Ralls
54
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1981
3s,
conv
3s
June-Dec
J an- July
May -Nov
Corp
5s
99%
1998—Jan-July
6s
1967
United
West Penn
79.35
Grade
trials
494.89
105'/a
43
49
U01%
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
&
127.25
493.36
98%
87
60
105%
*100%
Jan-July
1963
1982
J
88.31
40
'
80 %
May-Woo
&
deb
84
33%
96
188'A
April-Oct
1979
series
4 %8
95.00
49%
144
84%
liq tr ctfs—
1976
3%s
42
100
1976—Jan-July
1978
series E
168.54
Indus¬
'
494.06
87
_,Jan-J«Iy
Jan-July
1973
3%s
77
debs 1967
1973
3VaS series D
57
3
Trust 6%%
Power
Southern California
87
15
3%s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
2%s
79.36
r
96
86 VB
99
1970
Electrotype
Harbor
125.31
486.55
——
65
135
92
49
Power
Service Electric
Safe
Stocks
10
100
125
14
38
1963
&
Public
94 Vb
20
93
37%
1971
Rapid
49
■/Second
50
98%
44
mortgage 3%s
Water
87
First
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing
High
92%
98%
197%
Corp—
debentures
3s
tl20
41
May
subord
1953 extended
Power
1st
50
Jlfcy-Nov
England Power 3'A8 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s
Low
NO.
High
Mar-Sept
New
Ohio
Jan. 1
Sold
Rid & Asked
1:45
Range Since
Bonds
1961
RR
Power Realization
National Research
5% July
Jan
Apr
Jan-July
1993—
conv
Western
10 -•
Util¬
Feb
Jan
Friday's
.
10
ities
Division—
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
&
19%
8%
or
tEx-dis-
range).
RR—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
A Italian
14% Jun
T%
June-Dec
1970
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Guantanamo
Total
15
•
58% Jun
2,700
Quar-Feb
1970
A
1st mortgage 4s series A
A 1st
Feb
4,3u0
June-Dec
June-Dec
1994
1998
Aug 1
Western
&
Lackawanna
100%
Apr
5
year's
10
Rail¬
Fri.
July
jV
1
..
Last
Interest
Power
6s
2%s
Lack
22
Jan
100
in
roads
Feb
11%
1%
lift
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
Jan
39% Jan
Low
Boston
20
-Wed. July 23—-A
Thurs. July 24
July
—
Friday
Appalachian
'
Jan
9 Ve
17
—■
—
Ltd
Corp
Steel & Pump 4s lnc debs
cash
'
5%
range),
d Ex-interest,
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
h Ex-principal.
(not included
for
40%
year's
Ex-liquidating dividend.
/■+
'
'
no sales being transacted during tlie current week.
.
BONDS
Bethlehem Steel
7'A
93% Jan
1.500
__
in
50%
2
July 18, '58
5%
.
Hargreaves
140%
included
21
56
43%
37%
47
Jan
16 Va
200
18%
56
56 *2
.—8
preference
Wright
AAmer
13%
Apr
200
13%
13
13%
—.
46%
(not
101
53
Apr
Jan
15
99%
153
Jun
2%
May
3%
61%
172
1100% 101%
trials
Jun
Jan
'
dep rets ord reg
American
18 Va
61
172
Indus¬
Jan
Jan
—
\i
30
1% Jan
Jan
—
174
Co.:^
Mon.
1%
182
157
dividend,
r Transaction
Ex-rights.
y
20
161%
—
210
126
2012—Jan-July
g Ex-stock
range),
High
16%
194
1168
'
Tues.
9%
6
on
Jun
40
Apr
2s
Jan. 1
Low
—
1210%
1182'A
delivery transaction
Ltd—
Zapata
115%
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
—.
nil
;
common-
(F W)
—
*
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
No.
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
31% July
2,700
12%
Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
-
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Range Sine*
Sold
are
40
19 Va
5%
year's
32
500
12%
12
.6
8%
fa Jan
600
12 '/a
—10
1
4%%
Apr
300
2%
common,
&
4% Jan
7,300
17-%
2%
—1
Industries
July
% Jan
% Apr
2,500
34
32%
'
Pwr
(John)
1
xl6%
17%
— —
19%
Wood
/
■
Va
—5
__
35
■
2%
Industries
Co
&
July
fa Mar
135
26 Va May
23% Apr
x25%.Mar
200
39%
1
Corp
Corp—
(The)
July
93% Jan
Feb
A)
being traded flat.
18
July
July
Jun
2
Va Jan
30
— mm
.—25
Oil
Willtams-McWllliams
3
r
; Feb
4% Feb
2,400
A
31
1
common
convertible/preferred
Wichita
Apr
120
38%
39%
-10c
Co_
-
%
—10
1
internet
Eagle
Jan
91
700
mm
30
..20
Tl.
,
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
Jan
18% July
3'A July
(Plan
a Deferred
Date
"f
shares
Inc
Jan
1 Va
'
Western Tablet & Stationery common-*
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
T4%"
4%.
—
1%
1% Apr
% Feb
8,600
/_
<js
Apr
119%
2% Apr
1% Jan
4,600
*
1st pfd_IlOO
Invest
ord
I; Va
■
3%
Apr
16%
200
2
Mar
21% Apr
27'A Jan
% May
1,800
1%
1%
Jun
ifc Jan
600
3
1%
1%
Ltd—
Stockholders
Amer
.
'_June-Deo
distribution,
In
Below
3% -July
69
May
107
60
18 %
3
— —
A
26,200
T."
:
•
Jan
24
2,400
1%
117
18%
■
,1%
14%
1%
is
3
—1
Ltd
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
1,400
18%
■
Leaseholds
Western
25%
1%
.1.25
Gas
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
400
115
-3%
Apr
1% Mar
19%
"l Va¬
—I#
Inc-
•
24%
in
_•
(Del)
2%
•3% •
Bonds
High
IFriday's bid and asked prices;
§Reported In receivership.
v;
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
w i,
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
4%
Jan
2% May
8
2%
25%
1
.100
&
1952
1947.
Ex-dividend,
x
A Bonds
;:-.+
July
3% July
5% July
Jan
2%
19
Instrument Co_ —1
L—
included
41
3,900
stmpd
Ex-liquidating
35% Jun
3Vs
65
—30
Manufacturing
Rights
i
22% Jan
3%
3%
IlOO
Inc:
Oil
7s
6%s
1947
value,
par
j 15,700
5%
2%
""-A*
1
Company
6s
Janeiro
No
listed
Webb & Knapp Inc.—
$6 series preference
West Canadian
2134
de
(not
8
8%
:
$2 cumulative preferred
Wetman
Rio
tribution
Jan
Rang*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-Feb-Aug
(Prov)
6%s 1949
—Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
-Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2VbS 2008.
._May-Wot>
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
-May-Nov
A7s
(Issue of Oct 1927)
1947
_Aprll-Oci
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
-June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2Va8 2008
_Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
—Jan-July
16% July
4%
33/i
a
Waitt- & Bond Inc
Went worth
or
Sale Prloo
(City of) Germany-—
(70% redeemed)
1939
48% July
3%
1
•
Webster Investors Inc
Last
Period
A Hanover
44
2%
1
—2
Co-'—L—
Precision
7s
Munic
secured
Jan
/"/>;• W
Waltiiam
f
Hanover
Jan
41
3
3%
Wagner Baking voting clfs ext
T/o
preferred—
!
Tiernan
AS
A
39% Feb
78%
5
Manufacturing
&
Cons
ouerman
13%
"
Wallace
Danzig Port & Water ways
24
570
—5
preferred
Steel Co
Instrument Co:
Aircraft
A
Feb
—10
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Waco
Interest
Exchaago
liow
Jan
25o
15
Industries
9
107,800
1
Vlnco
Vogt
3i3
50c
common
(The)
Apr
2
Sugar
Norman
Van
July
%
176
Insurance-
convertible
$4
2 fa
2%
B
Vanadium-Alloys
5,800
Jan
10
Vitamin
Valspar Gorp
2%
176%
Co
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho
2%
25
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
5
100
common
Reclaiming Co
States
7,200
ia
Stock
A Lima
Conditioning Corp
Tile
7 VH
5
Canal
Sharing
preferred
U
-6I2
registered—10s
Profit
U
9% May
77/a Jun
Jan
'lif
•
common
ord
&
5%
4,800
Ltd—
Co
rets
8%
American
High \
Low
lOc
Products
dep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Shares
7,V
1
Corp
Milk
United
7%
i
Gas Ltd
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Low
common—50o
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale l'rice
EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 25
1,268,000
1,028,000
-
$9,182,000
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i378)
34
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1953
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Par
•
American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining
American
Tel
Anaconda Co
Boston
&
—5
common—25
Tel
&
—2
100
;—
Albany
Service
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
General
10
St
Assoc
5
...
Co
Copper
Boston
common..
50
,
47
Theatres..
5%
10
cum
Northern Railroad
Mathieson
(N
H)
1
20
100
—
48%
48%
585
39%
Jan
14%
24
12
Jan
15
Webster
Fruit
Shoe
U
Rubber
S
24
U
U
9% Jan
44% Feb
Jan
25
45
100
1G%
29
565
21%
Apr
29
56
50
50
Jan
58
Shoe
55% Feb
37% Jan
40%
..
40%
42
28
92
95
117
9
—
139
1,421
417
9%
33%
*
Co
Corp common.
25
Apr
33%
Apr
30
Jan
42
Jan
95
July
8%
Feb
100
33%
Friday
July
75%
29
28%
Jan
30
11
STOCKS
Min
Co
13%
195
11
JHn
6.008
14%
Jan
281
125%
Jan
58
70%
Jan
137% 139
80
Wrigley
Allen
13%
12.50
Jun
37
535
31%
43%
Brown-McLaren
212
11%
Apr
13%
8%
Jan
16% July
26%
780
48%
55
35
25%
47%
47
43
-
836
48:%
40%
36
905
42
35
1,601
%
450
35
Last
Sale Price
Par
35
56%
60%
841
50
22%
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
18% Jan
22%
Jan
25%
34%
Jan
31%
Jan
45%
56
65%
July
Fenestra
Ford
Low
High
Jan
25
25
16
Jan
17
17
30
14
Jun
26%
28%
41
41%
33%
94%
10
36%
37%
Jan
34%
Jan
Jan
34 Vu
87% Mar
95%
27%
Jan
Feb
37% July
97% Jtily
97%
6
95
731
76
5%
1,050
5%
9%
9
-
%
100
-
28 % Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
9
Jun
13'%
Procter & Gamble
Randall class B
32%
32%
15
*
29% Jan
34
51 %
51%
47% Mar
53%
891
% Jan
79%
61
Stores
651/2
64
65%
724
54%
Jan
28
28
200
23%
Jan
28
American
loo
10%
Jan
18
44
45
40
Mar
4G
American
SS
Tobacco
Anaconda
10
(111)
Ashland
Oil
5
1
.
Avco'
Betuieiiem Steel
Cities
•
._•><>
1
Gas
10
&
5
Light
7
Chemical
2.50
N
Y
Feb
5%
Jan
35
24% Mar
36% Mar
12%
100
10%
48%
49%
247
44
60
42%
2%
2%
35
17
2
Jan
12:%
Apr
57
products
3
Jan
42% July
9%
Jan
13%
6
666
3%
Jan
5% July
33%
Jan
43 ys July
3,080
3
%
2%
Jan
%
1%
500
1
400
1%
Feb
22%
616
3% May
Jan
1%
6
2,
,2
.
0%
1,760
4%
100
1%
Jan
29 %
29%
29%
2,534
22%
Jan
%
2%
?%
200
23
Jan
1%
2%
2%
80
19%
6% July
t%
2
1,045
2V2 July
Apr
53%
180
Jan
83
July
20
Feb
5
Apr
5
4
4
100
19% July
3% Mai-
9
9
250
7% Mar
10
342
10
9%
21 %
21%
100
6%
17%
Jan
2%
400
2%
7
7%.
370
4%
5%
5%
341
3
3%
3%
152
2% May
2%
.•i.
10% Feb
Feb
412
'
9% May
Jun
7
22
7
__
Apr
29% July
3
Feb
2% Mar
430
83
19%
%
i
1% Mar
t% July
Jan
Jan
%
2
.V
Feb
7,940
43 %
I''.
Jan
1
0%-Mar
22
Jun
Apr
3%*«Feb
Apr
7% July
;•
Mar
6->4 May
:r
3% 'Feb
v
9%
10
620
9%
Jun
12%
Feb
3%
'3%
100
3% July
'4%
Jun
Aluminum
Castings
(Un)
Ludlum
Steel
Range
Am
57%
1,200
44
Jan
'57%<5Fuly
f
24%
1,100
19%
Jan
24a%-JJuly
1
10
10
10%
500
7%
Jan
>10% 'May
9%
9%
9%
7
6
7
39%
;
134
36%
Jun
8%
300
6%
Jan
24%
79%
,28%
29%
19%
19%
Co
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
Investment
Co
44%
34% Jan
July
American
Motors
49%
50%
73
61 %
61
%
34
97
43% July
531/4 May
Apr
172%
42
220
30%
Jan
50
37%
52% July
61% July
American
14% Jan
20
28 %
32%
Apr
32%
10
31%
Feb
40
49
33%
34%
Apr
40
32%
35
199
29%
37%
37%
108
36%
10
51%
Jan
70%
37%
Jan
20%
Jan
85
Apr
19%
1,000
13%
„
2.000
41%
Jan
52%
4,200
39%
Jan
16
13%
Apr
18 %
20
611/4
Jan
71
13%
150
11%
Am-
\
Jun
13%
Jun
May
23%
23%
23%
46
47
39%
39
39%
285
36%
52%
36%
40
31
53%
53%
74
38%
74%
76%
80
Apr
64% Jan
36%
37%
75
29
Apr
25
25
21
76% May
37% July
18%
Feb
25
30%
61 %
30%
33
48%
62
16
19% Jan
25 %
160
36% Feb
47% July
39% July
50
29% Feb
Apr
25%
J*n
47
Feb
36% July
53% July
July
30% July
62
July
47%
48%
lSl
45% Feb
32
32%
51% July
223
45%
33
45%
45% !.
25%
30 'A
19
18%
19%
5
35
367
1
20
19%
20
i-7
38
36%
38
14%
12%
15%
19% July
Jan
400
16
33
Jan
"50
..-I;
Chem
Corp
San
*
(Un)
&
44
*
.
5
13%
100
179%
44 3 i
12%
179
25
600
13%
J5
167%
3.000
89%
■■
75
769
Jan
July
.J
14% Mar
1
180
July
•89% July
30% ;Apr
Feb
29
1,000
25%
Jan
47%
46%
48%
1,500
40
Feb
10
Refining
28 %
50
(Un)
56%
55%
56%
1,300
39%
Apr
"40% 'July
•56% July
17%
17
17 "2
700
12%
Jan
18V4 July
1
common
1
&
preferred-^.
Santa
18%
18%
18%
1,300
15
Feb
.*
--
31%
31%
115
27%
Feb
18% July
31% July
10
2nd
23%
23%
24%
3,900
17%
Jan
Jan
Apr
July
45% July
20%
Jan
17%
Jan
1 9%
9%
200
9%
Jan
10
4
18%
18%
200
16%
Jan
20
10
40%
41%
800
34 Va
Feb
7%
7%
6,000
5%
Jan
•41% July
*7% July
10%
10%
300
7%
Jan
10% Jun
13
13
500
9%
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63%
63%
150
26%
27%
700
60
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24% May
45
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July
I8I/4
61%
21
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1
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103 'A
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+
46% May
24% Jun
3
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Oil
$1.50
Atchison
Jan
60
1
&
Ashland
38% July
25
98%
14%
Atlantic Refining Co
Apr
29% Jan
68
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Steel
Armco
35% July
Jan
July
Tel
Armour
36%
39%
j
1,800
21
18%
5
American Tobacco (Un)
American Viscose Corp (Un)
'Anaconda Company (Un).
43% July
16% Apr
40
31% Mar
48%
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42% July
64% Jan
Apr
Rad
American
191% July
42% July
Jan
'79% July
Apr
46 %
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American Potash
49%
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245
43%
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45
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60
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July
39% July
48% Mar
30% Jan
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300
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56%
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American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
28%
of
Co
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Shares
High
23
Aluminium Ltd
American
for Week
of Prices
24
1
Laboratories
Aluminum
only
Sales
57
1
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
-
transactions
Week's
Low
-5
.
Apr
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24%
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1
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35
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19
compilation
16
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10
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41%
1
31
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Rand
21%
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Jan
1
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240
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16% May
4%' Jun
38
22 %
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361
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2% Apr
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45
1.40
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39%
5%
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July
Jan
35 %
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10
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Advanced
Jun
5
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13%
12%
431%
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Jan
60
46% Mar
36
57
St Regis Paper
1.482
6,962
38%
6
5%
40%
13
5
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9% May
Jan
6
Jun
%
1
—„
—
200
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Jan
16% July
47«
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Admiral
451/4 July
46 % July
Jan
33% Feb
Reynolds Tobacco class B.
9%
57%
53V2
40%
*
(The)
Steel
Acme
33% July
36%
*
Southern
Abbott
Jun
125
90
Steel
9
131'/a
2%
II
34%
5
Roebuck
71/2
310
854
Corp of America
Jan
Sale Price
July
18% July
33%
15%
—
Jan
48%
Par
July
45'A
43%
II
;
Apr
12%
520
18 %
STOCKS
18
46%
15%
Lead
44%
1.215
10
July
43%
35 %
Schenley
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15%
190
15%
.
Fncon.\
372
7%
57
Apr
13% Jan
43
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Distillers
3,645
16
52 3 h
Midwest Stock Exchange
89% July
48% Jun
39%
9
18%
194
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Sinclair
244
17
41%
,
Jun
49%
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Feb
35%
15
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19 %
1
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Sears
57
18%
63
Central
Republic
39%
41
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Chemical
15%
Apr
52%
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Co
34
Harvester
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Radio
37
40%
3
Owens-Illinois Glass
Pure
Feb
48
55
1%
II
Apr
27%
1
United Shirt Distributor
180 % July
Feb
60%
41%
National Cash Register
National Dairy
National
75%
63
Montgomery Ward
National
30
5
Martin Co
Mead Corp
13%
15
10
19 »/4
5
Greyhound
Monsnnn.
320
42
Motor
General Electric
General
Motors
700
2.778
47%
49-
1
34
5
Federated Dept Stores
14%
35%
52:
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——
Feb
32
4
—
—..
Jan
Mar
14%
351 1
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52V2 July
14% Mar
60
5
International
21
Jan
42 %
2%
10
DuPont
Ford
Jan
11% May
167% Jan
12%
49%
*
Power
178% 180%
89%
89%
33%
10
.
Columbus & So Ohio Electric—.
Corn
Products
Dayton
14%
39%
25
45%
44%
1
Service
Columbia
75
13
7%
5
City Products
Clopay
2% May
2.50
Products
47% Mar
537
52%
Jan
17
18 %
100
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Burlington Industries
Chrysler Corp
Jun
l
Allied
Ohio—
1%
Friday
36%
46%
57
3
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Dow
1801/0
70
21
46%
13
50
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43%
20%
471/2
25
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Armour
43%
5
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American
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10
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2
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6% July
1: 'x
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17
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Jan
3
65% July
28
17
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5%
1
Unlisted Stocks
Allied
17
100
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Jun
100
51%
—
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20%
715
1.66%
Udylite Corporation
Jun
2
common
High
Jan
Jun
l
Printing
Low
Jun
75%
51%
77%
82
751/2
5
Rapid
—
Standard Tube class B
Superior
Range Since Jan.'l
High
7%
401%
—
Studebaker-Packard
Feb
Shares
17%
39'%
—
Dillon
'Sherman
Sales
for Week
of Prices
..1
Corp.
&
Co
Scotten
87% July
5% July
1
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Week's
,20
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Raisin
Paper
Rudy Manufacturing
v
10
;
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21%
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—...—_
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Prophet
Jun
37
•
87%
5%
9%
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48 %
7%
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——
Pfeiffer Brewing
Jun
20
97%
86%
.
Feb
Jan
17%
5
Industries
Davis
Parker
41% July
29
•
86
50
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24%
9,061
616
94%
—100
65%
37%
28% July
69% July
IB %
———-—-—
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Screw
Parke
25% July
17% Jan
475
33%
—100
—„
Jun
22% Mar
... —
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Brewing
Masco
28 Va May
Telephone
Jan
55%
21
Id
——
..
8% July
Jan
(Dan)
Gibson
S
High
5%
331/4
Jan
51%
7:
25
Drug
Kresge Co (S S)_—:
LaSalle Wines
Range Since Jan. 1
22%
Kroger
U
Shares
154
Cincinnati Transit
Eagle
of Prices
600
-8.50
21%
30
.
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Kinsel
25
.
60
40
48%
.
2% July
20% May
—2
i
Co
Motor
Wood
Gar
for Week
8%
corn-
Jun
255.
69%
60
Sales
Range
23%
Cincinnati Milling —
C-NOTP preferred-—
Cohen
Week's
8%
Gas & Electric
Cincinnati Gas preferred—
72%
103% July
36
July
14%
common
Hoskins Manufacturing
Howell Electric Mtrs
22%
Cincinnati
Feb
84% May
31% May
500
...
—
Graham Paige
Great Lakes Oil
8%
2 8'/4
28%
Low
—5
Motors
Inc
Fruehauf
Feb
23%
.10
97
25
2%
—
Corp
Corporation
Ex-Ceil-O
Jun
36% July
36% July
1
Carey
Champion Paper
55%
.-8
2%
■
Detroit Steel
49% July
31% May
26% Jan
....
Edison
Detroit
Jun
—20
—
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27% July
274
Paper
Davidson Eros
48% July
37'
July
i—
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--
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54% July
•0% May
Jan
17%
-
.
.
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Chrysler Corp
Exchange
Low
8
68%
Feb
17%
_
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...
Consumers Power
26% July
38
Laundry
Piano
2%
21%
1
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Mfg
Company
Burroughs Corp
Jan
75
34%
Friday
Feb
Jun
1
_
Brass.
&
Manufacturing
Budd
Feb
13%
Apr
Aluminum
Goebel
STOCKS
42%
110*
36
Feb
16 %
24%
59%
74
122
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...
Electric
Briggs
18% July
147% May
80
Stores...
American Metal Products
Jan
15%
24%
—50
54%
27%
Range
Par
ACF
Jan
103
Last
Sale Price
34% Mar
90% Mar
18%
46
®42
Feb
58%
Detroit Stock
40% July
12%
5
47%
28
71% July
57
13%
34%
——
4^2
48%
42% July
64% Jan
17%
80
—
54%
49% July
55% May
69%
59%
Woolworth
Bohn
17%
Feb
98% 103%
j—
—
Continental
•
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100% 102
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35%
36
July
75
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
103%
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68'A
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152
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26%
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55%
26
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5%
53%
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37
Jun
61%
23%
60%
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Aeronea
(Ohio)
Westinghouse
13% July
61% July
53%
54%
.
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Mar
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Union
Feb
48
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S
130
May
56% July
48% July
63
Shawmut Association
United
Sunray
48% July
Feb
39%
108
381
63
50
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Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
U
10
55 %
71%
100
—
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United
456
113
54%
(N
Range Since Jan.1
Low
53
48%
Studebaker Packard
32% July
180% July
42
100
.
Pennsylvania RR Co
&
Feb
Jan
48%
113
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Racing Assoc
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Stone
26%
167%
,
Oil
Shares
:
High
53
(Ind)
Standard Oil
15% July
8% Mar
124
1,907
69
*
Corp
Narragansett
Rexall
1,277
40%
— —
Lone Star Cement Corp
Olin
— —
111—5
Central
32%
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Co
Gillette Company
Island Creek
Coal
Maine
15%
■178% 180%
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Electric Co
Loew's
12%
30%
Standard
High
53
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Kennecott
Low
1High
Standard Oil
26%
--
10
com
Range Since Jan. 1
59%
5
Fuel
Shares
of Prices
Low
Brands
Standard
for Week
Range
Par
for Week
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
14%
13%
——
1st preferred class A„—100
cum
First
—
5
Co
&
Mas
—
55%
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Co—
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6%
— —
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179%
25
Calumet & Hecla
Eastern Gas
14'/2
— —
I
100
Boston Personal Prop
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Cities
A.
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
50
—
RR
Boston Edison
Exchango
Week's
Last
Sale Price
25
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
JULY
ENDED
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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(Un)
•
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Manufacturing Co
Bendix
Aviation
Bethlehem
Binks
Steel
Corp
Corp
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10
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27
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57%
58%
700
(Un)
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43%
45%
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1
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8
24
45%
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10
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Brach
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5
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Budd Company
;
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Industries
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16
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200
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July
20.
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Number 5763
488
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Carrier fCorp common
10
39%
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America
Corp of
Public
Illinois
ol„
39%
42%
16%
1,300
3,900
1%
Jan
900
17
Jan
32%
Jan
43
12
Jan
1,200
39%
39%
50
3%
25
35% May
2% Jan
44% Mar
3%
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63
18% May
31% July
26%
1,300
31%
Jan
37% July
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9%
21
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Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac—_
17%
;
17%
178
52% Mar
57% July
33% May
48
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11%. Jan
37%
300
Jan
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry com_
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•
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Distillers
National
Gypsum
National Lead
Jan
27%
-800
19%
Apr
9%
400
7%
Jan
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123%
Jan
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July
49 3 «
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44%
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Feb
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61%
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37 %
39 %
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28
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4% %
Iron
common
Inc
Gas Svstem
Columbia
(Un)
Jan
•
61% July
39% July
States
Northern
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Feb
,
Corp.
Consolidated Foods
Consumers
•
Cement
19%
19%
3,200
16
Jan
20
49
50
3,600
41%
Jan
34
10,900
18!a
Jan
51% July
34% July
Owens-Illinois Glass
32%
20 7 it
Pacific Gas & Electric (Un)
Natural
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54
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Jan
49%
50%
314
23% July
52% July
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15 '8
6%
Jan
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Jan
May
15% July
600
23%
Jan
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7%
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25% July
12% May
21% Mar
29% July
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58%
61%
20
July
27%
Jun
38%
Jan
39% July
40% July
16%
Feb
22
51%
Apr
61 %
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550
2,700
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20%
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16% May
20% July
190%
800
174% Mar
34%
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113% 114%
600
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Feb
31%
600
7%
200
30% July
4 % Jan
189
de Nemours (Un)
Penn-Texas
33
Jan
29% July
42% July
800
75
73%
75
1,050
63
Jan
14
1,900
12%
Jan
51
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Jan
13%
14
54%
56%
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41%
42%
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33%
1
Air Lines Inc
114
10
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
34%
34
36%
1,000
3,800
70%
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200
31'/a Apr
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33
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10
80
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55%
100
Jan
58
Jun
16%
100
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Jun
40%
500
33%
Apr
14%
100
14
Jan
42% July
45% May
12 %
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5,600
7% Jan
12% July
5%
700
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13
13%
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11%
46%
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Apr
37% Jan
13 % Jan
46%
22%
5%
19% Jan
48% May
25% May
5%
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23%
1,400
70
72%
800
50
51%
51%
800
37
Jan
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13
Jan
46%
46%
47%
1,000
36% Feb
1
6%
6%
6%
200
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1
July
47% July
7% May
41%
700
37% Jan
43% Jun
56%
600
44
Jan
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39%
39%
1,000
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56% July
39% July
37% Feb
46% Jun
Four-Whecl
'
Auto
Drive
43%
43%
45%
1,100
•
35
35
36%
3,000
33%
31%
33%
54
51%
54
32%
32%
15%
I6V4
700
44%
501/2
1,500
75»%
701/4
650
32% Jan
64
Jan
23'%
24
1,750
20% Jan
10
10%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co_
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
1
Rexall Drug
15%
300
4% Apr
37% Jan
42% July
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
15
19 %
Jun
Richman
8% Mar
12
Jan
0%
13%
Feb
River Raisin Paper
Rockwell Spring & Axle
3,900
17%
150
10%
100
12!8
13%
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41%
10%
.
40%
17%
41%
13!a
2,300
Bex
Contract
Jan
Jan
General
Dynamics
Foods
General
Telephone
Products
Gillette
(The)
Glidden
59%
2,800
62 %
60%
62%
5,600
63%
63%
200
17% Jun
6%
Jun
Reynolds
Brothers
Apr
43%
12,600
44%
1,900
1,800
July
3
Apr
14% May
65% Jan
64%
Jan
57
Apr
49%
Jan
64% July
33%
Jan
38
Jan
43% July
45% July
53
July
40%
Jan
25%
615
22%
Apr
30
Jan
56
59
44%
Jan
56
1
41
40%
41
625
33%
Apr
41
July
July
28%
Apr
34% Mar
Southern
Co
Co—
70
Feb
89% July
Southern
Pacific
17% July
Southwestern
—s
class
Cooperage
88%
89%
150
17 %
250
4^
4/,%
800
28%
Jan
34%
35%
300
26
Jan
36
45%
46%
2,200
-83
Jan
46% July
/4
l.xuO
50
1% Mar
1% July
•
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15%
25
Oil Corp
37%
15%
15%
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Organ —:
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—
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Howard
Inc
Industries
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1,771
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35
Jan
14%, Jan
101%
Feb
Jun
Inc
.
—
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———
10
—*
1
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Illinois
Steel
Inland
Products
Steel
Indiana
Interlake
Co
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*
—.—•
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Harvester
International
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
Sz
31
13
100
31
12%
13
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Shoe
Interstate
Jones
3.50
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Power
Kaiser Alum & Chemical--—
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&
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Kennecott
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Laclede
Leath
Llbby
Gas
Co
Cd
&
r
1,150
27
Jan
32
July
Jan
15
Jan
-$3.50
preference
(Henry C)
&
Co
Field
Marshall
Martin
Merck
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
Portland
Cement J
Modine Manufacturing Co
—
100
IT1/4 Mar
19%
29%
30%
3,700
25%
8%
8%
200
8%
8%
30%
28%
30%
62
60
62
100
600
2,000
4,100
30% July
9-% Jan
8
Mar
9% Jan
22% Apr
46% Feb
30% July
62
July
52%
49
20%
21
550
19%
Jun
32
32%
1,020
24%
Jan
48%
50%
2,300
36%
36%
200
18%
6,200
17% May
10%
19%
17
24
1,200
Feb
33% July
50% July
35% Apr
32% Feb
221/4
50%
Apr
26
Feb
43
•47%
21
32
49
Feb
Jan
"Jan
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•
(Un)
July
43% Mar
V
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8
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Co
—_1
Public Service
19%
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
Oil
300
7%
Jan
12% July
51%
43%
Feb
48%
48 %
49%
35
Feb
53% July
49% July
541/4
53%
54%
1,400
2,400
5,900
Feb
65% May
55%
of Indiana
Standard Oil N J (Un)—
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
53%
55%
600
42%
Feb
200
12 %
Jan
13% Jun
986
291/a Mar
37
July
6% May
52% July
18
July
Standard Railway Equipment
13%
July
Stewart-Warner
36
37
Feb
Corp
Studebnkpr-Packard Corp
Feb
Sunbeam
36%
Apr
100
70
Jan
84
17%
100
16
Feb
18 % Mar
1,440
,3%
3,400
2%
Jan
3%
5%
4%
5%
3,000
2%
Jan
5% July
26
100
26
■20
Jan
26
Jun
July
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
2,800
74
Jan
99% July
29
30
May
35% July
Jan
36% July
Thompson
99%
34
34
34%
600
30
35%
36%
1,500
27
28%
27
28%
1,000
26% July
81%
82
29%
Feb
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71
101% 102
33%
32%
300
85%
200
32% July
36%
38%
1,190
29%
Jan
July
102
July
40
May
38% July
16%
17%
230
13%
Jan
17 % May
Jan
-
Jan
82
Trane
35 Va -\pr
32%
Jan
1,700
36%
38
28%
28%
29%
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71%
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280
75
1,625
10
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22%
33
32
33,700
55%
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42%
22%
24
1,000
19% Mar
Apr
July
13% Mar
ax
July
55% July
24
July
15
15%
595
12%
Jan
15% July
54%
55'/2
400
431/2 Jan
55% July
24%
24%
24%
275
22% May
1%
1%
400
Jan
1% Jun
35%
34%
35%
800
27% Jan
35% July
30%
29%
30%
600
22
Jan
31% Jun
Co
Company
Transamerica Corp
(Un)—
Ex-distribution
Trav-ler
72 y4 July
•
1/64 July
54%
Products Inc
29% July
Feb
Apr
July
38
23% Jan
Vb
Power Tool Co
Thor
Toledo
2?% July
27% July
'an
27%
33%
Rights
95%
Jan
h
26%
2,500
Textron Inc
28%
600
16%
1,910
111/0
Tennessee Gas Transmission
38% July
19% Feb
17%
1,000
19%
Jan
155
22%
691/4
20% Jun
550
38%
19 %
Feb
15%
52%
22%
27 %
Sylvania Electric Products (Un)—
Jan
20%
27%
39%
20%
55% July
Jan
34%
Oil Co
Company
Feb
19
38%
2%
52
17% May
20%
98%
&
1,800
5%
22%
(Un)
Corp —
Machine Tool
Mid-Continent
Sunray
■5%
47%
5%
Sundstrand
Swift
Jun
11%
24
39'/a
55 V4
Jan
52%
49%
Jan
84
42%
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
17% July
23% Jan
9%
52%
17%
36%
150
20% Jan
20% July
51%
11%
44 %
400
35% May
11%
100
3%
Radio
Corp
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
—
Century-Fox Film (Un)
1
25% July
1,800
35
Apr
45% July
20th
Corp
Apr
103% July
Carbide
103%
84
Feb
Union
2,200
2,000
23%
98% 103%
30
27Mj
Jan
32% July
Jan
(Un)
800
25%
Electric
32%
300
Union
31%
27%
31%
27 hi
47
47
48
800
40% Jan
53%
•
5
93%
30%
31%
1,500
25
Jan
31% July
Union
31%
1,404
52%
Feb
68% July
22
Jan
95
700
57
700
3%
1
76%
Jan
July
29% July
95
July
47
Jan
57% Jun
-3%
100
3
Jan
19%
1,100
14
Jan
30
3% Feb
California
of
Union Oil
Pacific
RR
United Aircraft Corp
19-
19%
Air
Jun
United
Corporation
United
47%
47'A
United States
Gypsum
83
83
Industries
(Un)
26%
700
10%
10%
1,400
8
Jan
71%
71%
100
66
Jan
73 %
Apr
20%
600
18% July
29%
Jan
U S
~7
55
10
48
May
55
July
7
7
100
Apr
8
Fruit
United
18! 2
55
19
Jun
19% Mar
5%
States
1,500
26%
38
700
30%
33%
200
31
43%
40%
43%
38
37%
32%
59
53
59
3,350
.
36%
Jan
Jan
43% July
38
Mar
36 %
Jan
May
59
Jan
Jan
July
58% July
Whirlpool
White
Motor Co
55%
58%
1,000
37%
18
17%
18
1,300
15-»a
Jan
19%
Peb
Wisconsin
11
10%
11
1,000
7%
Jan
12
Apr
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Wisconsin
19
Jan
22
13 %
13%
300
in3/4
j«.n
13% July
45
100
34%
Jan
45
World
7%
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Public
Woolworth
45
7
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7%
20
700
*
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July
July
7% May
(F W)
(Wm)
1
*
10
87%
86%
88
500
73%
Feb
88
34%
34%
35
440
28
Mar
35% July
Yates-American
62%
62
63%
700
42
Jan
63% July
•
13%
13%
13%
50
Jr
Youngstr.wn
12.50
10% Mar
14
Zenith
Radio
37
Jan
70% July
27%
Jan
38% July
37%
100
9%
<10%
5,600
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Co
57
21%
23%
48
48%
250
(Un)
10
10
10
24
—
Co
—-5
Corp
14% Feb
Jan
22
55%
Jun
65%
161/2
Apr
23% July
41%
Jan
48% July
July
Feb
-24%
2,100
19%
Jan
25
Jun
36%
495
31%
Jan
37
Jun
25%
900
201/2
Jan
25 % July
48%
35
84
—*
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91/2 May
15 Vb
24%
48%
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Machine
22
Jan
July
36 «/8
July
July
Apr
51%
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4,900
2,400
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Corp—
Publishing Co
Wrigley
311/2
48%
Corp
58%
22
1,300
5,600
60
Corp
86% July
9%
23%
Electric
Jun
67% Jan
10%
37%
Western Union Telegraph.
July
49%
Jun
69
19%
July
8 !4
Jan
81/4
37
22
29
Jan
200
70%
10%
Inc—
6%
35
325
9%
70 '/a
400
200
1,100
Jun
83%
347/8
Co
Westlnghouse
48
9%
U S Steel Corp
Webcor
8%
36%
———
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Walgreen
——*
1
29
Co..
26% July
11% July
24
10%
68%
4
8'/4
(Un),
(Del)
66 %
28 3
67
(Un)
Inc
Lines
United
19
.25
—1
92 %
56
10
Utilities
Brewing Co
& Mfg (Un)
Mln
800
19
45%
Scott (Un)—12.50
Brick Inc—
,—4
Metropolitan
39%
19
July
84% Jan
25
28%
Chapman &
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Mickelberry's Food Products
39
18% Jan
33% Jan
43%
*
(Un)
Co
&
Merritt
1,100
350
15
Co
Medusa Portland Cement
(The)
i
17%
*
1
common
25
23%
4
Marquette Cement Mfg
38
25
29%
—.——*
1
x.
10% July
Jan
44%
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
Lincoln
Printing Co common
Lytton's
Jan
25 V8 July
131/2
84
2—-——u
& T ibby
McNeil
6%
27%
200
33%c
8.75
—4
common
common
1,600
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10
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& Laughlln
10%
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
11%
'
38
(Un)
International Tel & Tel
10%
17%
37%
7.50
•
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International
27% July
46% May
10%
23 "2
17%
*
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Jan
400
Standard Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California—..—-
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Jan
251%
0
—
Apr
July
3%
1
10
Hupp Corporation
Corp
Jun
39
16%
118
17%
3
—1
—;—
Jan
Jun
38
-1
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works
Standard
1
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Co—i
—1
Hein Werner Corp
2
Heller
(Waiter E) & Co————-1
Hertz Corp —
—1
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett_
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Hammond
41
9
37%
44% July
35
1
A—'
1,400
17
,-1
(Un)
34%
44
5
•
12.50
Gray Drug- Stores
Great Lakes .Dredge & Dock
Oil & Chemical—t
32%
34%
Sinclair
50% July
77% May
26
Jun
24
2,500
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Co
Strapping
Steel
Jan
July
1
class A
B
Signode
8%
Jun
54
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Pen Co
53
Class
Co
&
33% Jun
16% Jun
35
Jan
•
200
44
1
(W A)
27
500
271/2
43
10
1.40
1
(Un)
Corp
Roeouck
36% July
37
Schenley Industries
Scherlng Corp
Sears
30% Apr
21% Feb
38
Mar
251%
12
class A
Sangamo Electric Co
Shaeffer
400
261/4
Co
Paper
520
3,700
44
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Regis
50%
10
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Co
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Schwitzer
50%
—
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53 hi
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25
Great iLakes
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86
56
53
10
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41%
44
43
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—.
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Jan
1% Jan
11%
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1.60%
—_
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58'%
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Gcrber
200
59
1
1,400
.—-5
Utilities
Public
General
2%
13%
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General Motors Corp_
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2%
13%
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70
50
-
2%
13%
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•
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86
American Transportation—2.50
General
2.50
(Un)
Metals Co
400
Royal Dutch
General
10
63/8
10
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Trailer
Fruehauf
5
Radio
17%
_2
—
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Jan
5%
41
6%
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Inc_
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51% July
Jan
53%
41
17%
Apr
Jun
•
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Company
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of
7%
Jan
12.50
2
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Mills
Flour
Feb
Jun
14%
40%
2
Revlon Inc
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43%
71
40 »/4
55%
1
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Feb
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16%
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—
16
56% July
42 %
26% Jan
32
36%
Jun
76% Jun
Feb
38
114% July
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July
22
28% Jan
Quaker Oats Co
Eastern
38
16% Jan
25
Airways (Un)
Corp common
Co
22% July
Apr
1,400
(Un)
Public Service Co of Indiana
Oil
Jftn
26%
21%
33 %0
Pure
16%
500
42%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Pullman
8,000
29%
21
—25
Co
7,800
22
42
PeoDle's Gas Light & Coke
Potter
28% Jan
38
21%
190% July
20%
1
Inc_„
1,700
10
29 %
Va,
Paramount Pictures
Parker Pert class
34% July
21
5
6.25
Pennsylvania RR
8%
15%
41 %vJan
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American
Pan
Feb
42%
Peabody Coal Co common
8,6 )0
30! i
•
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20% July
48%
10
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Jan
100
1,400
2
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14%
52 %
23%
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of America—
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2,300
52%
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19%
22%
25
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CurtissrWright Corp
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23%
Jun
May
25%
29%
7.50
Gas
Chemical
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5
25
;
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18% July
2,900
•
—
20%
1*
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•
34%
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10
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Power
Container
34
1
34%
Apr
12
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
Olin-Mathieson
Consolidated
32%
Jan
13%
1
Jun
22%
Oklahoma
33%
6
900
10
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91
July
29% July
600
v
8
14%
»
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8%
18%
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300
8%
17%
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Jun
19 la
29%
8%
18%
21%
Jan
49%
28%
28%
35%
12
10
Commonwealth Edison common
•
161% Feb
B
79%
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26% July
50% July
Apr
10
18
Ohio
Jan
85%
10
250
July
43
300
Co
Gas
Pacific
Northern
25
99%
Gas Co
Illinois
Jan
50%
97%
1
(Un)
North American Car Com
Northern Natural
21%
50%
•
North American Aviation
Northern
23%
1
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Central RR
3,400
200
Jan
5
10
21%
87%
v
20 %
25
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3%
1
13%
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87%
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&
26%
5
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National Tile
47 %
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33%
49%
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&
13%
136
______
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1,200
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A
class
Conv
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-
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17% July
22% July
27% July
22%
25%
9
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Vernon
59% July
•
20%
27%
/
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Motorola
New
22%
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3
326
10
Jan
common —1
37,%
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43%
38% July
55% May
Muskegon
37%
1
51
36%
Jan
Mount
Jan
1
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Apr
28%
17% May
2% July
41%
1%
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37%
Feb
50
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37
30
1,500
37%
3,900
1,300
34%
51
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31%
5
425
Champlin Oil & Rei common
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34%
Morris
50
37%
Lev
2
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July
49%
10
Chemical
far Week
•
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600
Monsanto
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Montgomery Ward & Co
2%
5
2%
,
Par
High
14% July
9%
—50c
Service—
Products
Certaliwteed
pi'.
Last
Bale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
14%
17
(Un).
Brewing Corp
South West Corp
—_—
Central &
Central
.___.
Shares
High
14
-_30c
Ltd—~
Export, Gas
Ceutlivre
Low
14%
2 >2
5
Calumet &. Hecla Inc—
Canadian
of Prices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
JULY 25
ENDED
Sales
Week's
9
100%
8%
95
86%
48%
900
36%
^36%
392
32
May
60
80
Jan
84
9%
100%
87%
450
500
151
8
69
69
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
48% July
36% July
-Jun
88
10
Jun
100% July
87%-July
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
(330)
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—
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK ENDED JULY 25
Friday
STOCKS
Low
1
Air
—-
76c
Jan
315
4974
2 74
Apr
Jan
American
Bosch Arma
1,530
474
Jan
7% July
950
3
Jan
4% July
Flying
4%
500
3
Apr
474 Jun
Food
82%
551
Apr
82 74 July
24%
26%
Foremost
Apr
32 74 Mar
Friden
14%
Jan
21% July
Fruehauf
Jun
19% July
Garrett
49% July
25 74 July
General
Amer Oil
General
Controls
24
172
19%
Feb
18%
18%
812
13%
Jan
48%
48%
360
427
Feb
25
25
25
10
51%
3,629
24
48%
46%
9%
9%
10
2,485
30
30
55
15%
14 'A
12%
isi,,
28.151
45
45
45%
655
13
12%
American Smelting & Refining (Un>—•
American Tel & Tel Co___100
45
American Tobacco Co (Un)
15%
(Un)Gas(Un)
Louisiana
Arkansas
Bankline Oil
Beech
Bell
Gypsum Co (Un)
Corn (Un)
Black
Chica
(Un'i—
22%
Feb
31% July
4a%
100
2674
Jan
43
Giidden
34 %
309
26%
Jan
57
1,421
17%
3 '.7
Budd Company
639
24)'#
3,790
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)—
Burroughs Corp
Products
Co
7
7%
7%
7%
6,052
13%
13)1,
131
33%
35%
510
Capital Airlines Inc (Un)——
Corp (Un)
Case (J I)
Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Cenco Instruments Corp—__—
—
36
41 %
July
July
7
Jan
8%
Feb
5%
Apr
7% July
July
(W
Grace
Granite
3,998
13% July
Grumman
Feb
35% July
Gulf Oil Corp
574
774 July
Apr
70c
Jan
21c
Jun
"anrock
Oil
Hartfield
59 %
59 %
221
Home
45%
6,798
Jan
Apr
59 74 July
43%
3674
3674
45% July
13
2,385
10%
Jan
13% Mar
Honolulu
4c
Jan
18c
9c
14,100
14
220
1,186
46
17.
19/64 29/64
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17%
17%
15
Mar
3474
May
74 July
46
Feb
Ideal
177-4 May
167
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Apr
33
%
1974
Apr
2574
Jun
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16
Jan
745
15%
77
Jan
1374
Power
July
Imperial
Interlake
Internatl Nickel Co of Canada
34
2.657
2774
Jun
12% May
36% Jun
Apr
M July
7b July
Interstate
3074
23
Jan
19
19
125
19
July
21% Feb
Jade
Feb
4974 July
187s July
Johns-Manville
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740
3974
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200
147a
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6
650
3%
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6
23% Feb
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28
28
16%
100
14
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2874 Jun
1774 Feb
40
42
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20 74
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25
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2.400
1674
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20
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1374
1,245
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277
3474 Mar
19 78
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El Peso Natural Gas Co
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61%
2,784
5274 May
3374 Apr
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4974
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4274 July
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North
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Jun
5074
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6174 July
Invest
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43
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3774 Feb
115% July
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25% July
3774 Feb
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7
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7374 May
24%
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42
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1174 July
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Apr
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5
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2474
1274 July
2374 July
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6074 July
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Lockheed
22% Feb
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274
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
3174 May
3174 May
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101
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2
Feb
10934 111%
July
45
July
1674 Apr
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18
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1,720
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188
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650
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174
—
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—
41
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43%
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6574 Feb
70%
30c
74 July
Litton
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54% May
188
Mar
31
16%
25
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807
46%
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Tel & Tel (Un)
International
July
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27 74
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974
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9%
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240
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Apr
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1674 July
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74
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32%
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12%
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4874
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2974 July
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1
Commonwealth Edison
64
Jan
1
28 74
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Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—•
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Apr
2.40
Chem Co
2574
23%
(Un)
57%
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1674 Mar
4774 July
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Crane
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Jan
6274
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5
1874 May
Feb
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55
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362
Columbia
1
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45%
1
19 %
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10
1874
12.50
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
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Apr
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100
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43%
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57c
46 %
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Jun
13% July
18
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Champlin
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Jun
57
Jan
10
21%
—10
Certain-teed Products Corp
19
Feb
9%
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26%
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)———25
Carrier
Jan
39%
3,781
1
18
20
26%
a
15
1,281
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10
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21%
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2,025
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12
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2,210
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2474 July
34% Mar
6,322
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Atlantic Oil Co
48% Jan
38
Jan
5274
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Packing Corp
Dry Corp (Un)
857
Jun
17%
1%
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California
Canadian
874 July
60
July
42% July
Goodyear
Feb
36
8
Co
Apr
874
8%
■
Goodrich (B F) Co (Un)
Intex
Cement
6%
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Good Humor Co of Calif
Jan
195
953
-1
California Ink Co
1
I_I_5
——
Calaveras
23% July
35% July
July
15
851
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•
Apr
57
1774
36
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——-
July
1874 July
18% July
41%
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89
39% Apr
12% Feb
23
Eudget Finance Plan common——50c
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18%
7%
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.
18%
5%
7
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17%
13%
5
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Apr
5%
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Jun
Jun
5%
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Bishop Oil Co
July
18074 July
Feb
76
40%
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47
55%
——1
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11% May
30%
35 74
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Utilities
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Greyhound
1
21%
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1.5
Telephone (Un)
General Tire & Rubber Co
4974
605
89
7%
Corp
Benciix Aviation Corp (Un)
21
32
53%
General
1,953
7%
Inc
Instrument
Aircraft
2174
455
General Motors Corp com
25% July
1
Aircraft Corp--—-
Beckman
44% Mar
2,555
Exploration Co of Calif
General Foods Corp (Un)—
General
Jan
'
——--
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Jan
60
General
14% Mar
Jan
1
Co
Jan
July
45% July
16774
774
—100
377b
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General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
Apr
8 74 Mar
34 74
23%
(Un)—12
195
4134
of Texas
15% July
1574 July
36
Co
Petroleum
Bandini
Barnhart-Morrow
15
30
Jan
12
41%
*
4474
40%
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4074 Feb
V
,
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5774
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10
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Ealtimote Sc Ohio RR <Un;
51% July
39% Jan
9% July
25
May
I 36
—-~
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1774
44%
41 %
-
33%
10
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J
Apr
5974
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732
57
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2274
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
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44
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180 74
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Feb
21
207a
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866
4,977
2
267a July
26%
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125
32
17%
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17
2
22% May
1,024
1,805
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38%
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774 May
1374 Jun
17
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2,155
American
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Ford Motor Co—-
29%
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38 74
3874
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81%
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6%
13
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73%
51%
July
382
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Jan
1.20
249
1
—
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,
1074
6i
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1072 May
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Ltd
Airlines Inc com
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19,970
61
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
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5
———
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Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
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Jan
774
10
80c
43%
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Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Alaska Juneau Gold
Allied Artists
38% May
59%
•
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80c
304
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ACF Industries
Admiral Corp
42%
42%
1074
High
Tow
High
41 >
Par
.—25
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Low
1
Fairchild
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eng & Airplane (Un)__
Fa list eel Metallurgical (Un)
for Week
Range
Last
for Week
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Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Goasi Stock Exchange
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preferred
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1st pfd
red
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4.50%
4.36%
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1st pfd
1st
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Jan
52
Jun
4,248
48
Jan
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Jun
32%
1,360
31 % Mar
33%
Apr
25%
Apr
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28%
189
28 % Mar
30%
25%
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25% July
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27 %
Jan
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23 %
Apr
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Jan
325
22%
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41
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STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pacific
Indemnity
Pacific
Co
Industries
Pacific
Lighting Corp
$4.75
conv
pfd
$4.36
*
common
Oil
Development
(J C)
common—
Co
160
2,900
3%
4,118
40%
94
50
107%
93
10
133
100
Jan
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
5%
123
Jun
Universal
95
jun
65c
Feb
77c
16%
485
118%
Apr
Jan
135
Jun
Vanadium
206
13'%
Jan
17
Jun
Victor
989
31'A
Apr
Jan
82 %
133
16
16%
41
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4044
79%
82%
564
54'%
92%
92%
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70%
69%
70%
4,233
51%
Jan
70% July
42%
44
3,022
39 V2
Feb
44
5%
5%
5%
202
5% Jan
33 %
33%
380
24 %
25%
890
28
Apr
22% May
5
Jan
•'
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of
1
America (Un)
Co
1
94% May
Westates
Petroleums
(Un)_
com
Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter
&
Pullman
Pure
Gamble
Ino
%
5,119
2.00
Jan
25% May
4% July
Western
a72%
305
51%
Jan
70% July
Western Union Telegraph
350
37
Jan
51 % July
1,755
12%
Jan
18% July
213
45%
Jan
55%
Jun
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wesungnouse Elec Corn (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un):
1,613
36%
Feb
47
July
Willision
55%
Feb
2,172
18%
Co
4
16%
5
50%
a40%
a
2
64
05%
Jan
West
Kentucky Coal Co
Western
Lines
Dept
Basin
65% July
55%
585
45%
Jan
55% July
Woolworth
39%
39%
979
29%
Feb
30%
36%
680
30%
Apr
6
6
600
5%
Jan
36% July
7% Mar
14'A
21%
Jan
19 % July
Feb
35%
39%
Yellow
88c
3,235
11%
6,284
36
36%
400
34
Apr
45 %
Feb
19%
20
210
15%
Jan
20%
Jun
1
21%
20%
21%
548
19% May
23% Feb
12%
11%
12%
3,451
10%
Jan
12%
2.50
22
20%
22
630
15%
Jan
22
22%
24%
497
18%
Jan
24% July
57%
60
43%
4
—
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(Un)
!
10
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59%
1
18%
J
7%
19%
1,420
8
33%
32%
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
33%
1,905
50c
13
13
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
3,500
50c
7
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804
5% Jan
;38% Apr
'13% Feb
10
53%
1
28%
1
33
51(4
Co
32%
33
560
15%; 10%
2.50
53%
29%
2,300
28
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Richfield
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Rockwell
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Co
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1,402
8,741
26%
8%
7
(F
2.126
55%
Jun
65 %
43%
869
34%
Feb
43% July
15c
15c
1,150
11c
Feb
19c
Jun
20%
23
1,270
15%
Jan
23
July
10
Cab
(Un)__
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Co.
(Un)
iij
48%
48%
450
37
Jan
48% July
5
Corp
Jun
Zenith Radio Corp
6%
6%
Mar
6'/a Mar
100%
97
100%
585
70%
Jan
100'% July
Al
(Un)—
88%
88%
88'%
155
72%
Apr
45
49%
1,456
32%
311
64
Jan
11 %
13%
13%
13%
614
92c
92c
94c
6,800
80c
94 %
95
1,132
56
5
Last
49% July
75% July
14%
Jan
Jun
96% July
Apr
Alan Wood Steel common.,
10
!
American Stores Co
26 %
27-%
284
25
Apr
27% July
American
31 %
30%
32
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23%
Jan
32
July
Arundel
Corporation
43%
42%
2,880
37%
Jan
46%
Jun
Atlantic
City Electric Co
30%
30
43%
30%
422
24
Jan
31%
St
St
Louis-San
Regis Paper Co
Ban Diego Gas
'
5%
._:_10
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(Un)
5.60%
Scott
preferred
Paper
Seaboard
Bears
23%
Apr
10%
Feb
28% July
16% July
37
38%
22%
1.557
27
Jan
38% July
1,088
20%
Jan
24
20%
20%
315
20%
Jan
3,050
21%
21%
22%
21%
July
1
100
%
Jan
1 % July
27%
23%
27%
2,225
18%
Jan
27% July
40
40
187
33%
Jan
42% Mar
66
66%
498
55%
Feb
67%
20%
20%
244
17%
Jan
30
1,038
25%
Jan
20% July
30% July
4%
Apr
10% July
1
A/.LA
29%
__
7%
Tel
7%
20c
9%
9%
151
7
5
5
810
4% Mar
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Shell Transport •& Trading N Y slirs
Biegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
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Tel
&
100
Calif
82%
124
Feb
59%
Feb
A
11
Jun
5% July
82% July
19%
19%
12%
14%
1,586
19% July
12% Jun
20
13%
16
Jan
2
48
48
48%
1,550
32
48%
Jun
12%
12%
100
61%
1,287
60
20
1,362
Feb
12% July
46% Feb
Transit
Co
Campbell
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Jan
29%
Jan
12"%
32%
13%
—
1
Calif
Bouthern
Co
Duquesne
10
Electric
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Southern
General
Gimbel
Acceptance
Motors
Hamilton
Hecht
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Watch
(The)
Homasote
Co
Co
t
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Co
—
12% July
61% July
Lehigh
Coal
Martin
&
(The)
.Merck
& Co
Navigation.
Pennroad
28
56%
56
56%
3,042
Jan
57
Jun
47%
47%
396
49%
42%
Jan
47 % May
22%
22%
125
22
Mar
24% Jan
2i%
21
%
lao
21'% July
29
Apr
Pacific
•
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Bperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
49
50%
4,371.
44 '<»
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950
1
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4r%
36%
36%
30'%
151
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50%
•
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19%
3,224.
17
17
100
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BtandaTd
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Oil
Co
Standard
of
Co
Btandard Oil
Oil
California
(Ohio)
com
Statham
Chemical
Sterling
Drug
I
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
Bwift & Co
TXL
Oil
Texas Co
Texas
33%
Apr
17% May
10
Jan
36% July
21
Jan
17% July
$1.25
Feb
35%
Feb
51%
5,018
47%
Feb
55% May
55
55
387
43'% Mar
55
17
17
110
15%
17%
15%
545
72%
041
13% May
61
Feb
16% May
72% July
39'%
333
32%
39%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,694
27%
34%
37%
26%
27%
2,301
20%
Jan
33%
34%
546
30%
Jan
36%
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1.340
33%
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238
28%
29
3,1 J 8
14% Jan
25% Mar
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1,016
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10% Mar
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2,003
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11
11%
668
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10
Apr
18
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Corp
18
100
17
25%
920
19%
May
Jan
10
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World
"Ex dist"
Airlines
-
25%
24%
25%
2
24 %
24
24%
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common
Transamerica
Trans
12%
12%
12%
425
11%
Jan
990
1,132
3,996
Warrants
Corp (Un)
1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union
Carbide
Corp
Union
Electric
Co
(U11)
Jun
Union Pacific
Union
Reading Co
Sugar
United
Aircraft
Lines
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
&
French
Co
United Corp
(Un)
United
Cuban
United
Fruit
Jan
25% July
22
May
25% July
13% Jan
Oil
United Gas Corp
34%
35%
22%
28%
Jan
35%
800
13%
Jan
30%
29%
30%
1,254
22%
Jan
23% Jun
31% Jun
Jun
97 103%
961
84a
Apr
31%
160
27%
Jan
5,677
41
Jan
54%
1,550
24%
Jan
47%
31%
12.00
2,2
26%
33
10.804
15%
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35
50
29
30
043
22%
Jan
30
5
67
67
67%
441
53
Feb
68% July
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-
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see
page
42.
Jun
36'%
59% July
16%
15%
16%
511
13%
Apr
16% July
Jan
841
60
July
1,011
41%
Jan
49%
Jun
13'%
12%
13'%
1,745
11%
Apr
13%
Feb
35%
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271
28
Jan
42%
43%
3.485
37'%
Jan
35% July
43% July
42%
49
May
66 %
4,854
4%
Jan
18%
3,913
1,112
12%
Jan
7% Apr
18'% July
25%
21%
Jan
26'%
34%
36%
1,136
2p% Jan
36% Juu
19%
21
7%
16%
25%
6%
21
356
19'% Jun
25% Jan
United
Corp
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light common
$4.25 preferred
65%
66%
1,108
56
Feb
68'%
84%
311
59%
Jan
25%
Jan
84'A July
34'% July
34 %
34%
467
65
62%* 65'%
299
—
1
8'%
100
6%
Jan
68%
Jan
8% May
44'%
762
34%
Jan
45% July
793
34
Jan
45'A July
88
10
85
Mar
88
July
81
—
45%
45%
88
•
83
$3,000
73% Apr
83
Jan
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series A—1975
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
.
Co
1
39%
5
5%
Shares
38
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
39%
279
31%
6%
917
Apr
High
39% July
6% Jun
1
27%
27%
28
226
10
32 %
29%
32%
597
23%
Feb
July
32% July
19%
19%
135
16
Jan
20
System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
10
Light Co
10
41%
32%
28
July
7%
5
7%
410
6%
Jan
7% Mar
40%
41%
175
34%
Jan
41% July
31%
33% July
37'% Jun
32%
230
26%
Jan
—7 '/a
35%
35%
36
125
30'%
Feb
«
32 Yz
32%
32%
100
29'% Mar
1%
1%
1,000
13%
McKinney Manufacturing
13%
13%
26
10
77%
73%
1
6%
27%
26%
3%
3%
17
5
10
15%
14%
15%
335
12
Jan
15'% July
24
23
24%
351
18%
Jan
24% July
12.50
59%
56%
60 %
610
55%
Jun
653,s
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
3
2.50
5
Jan
49%
33'a
34%
460
27 "2
Jan
9
9%
239
8%
Jun
34% July
10'A Jan
1
Sales
for Week
Range
5% July
22% Jan
Gas
Duquesne
Week's
of Prices
Low
5
38
% July
8'%
8<%
.58% May
Jun
44
13'%
Manufacturing
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
670
6.000
Jun
80%
34%
Ruud
47%
9%
12
Jan
60
Rockwell-Standard Corp
47%
1
common
For footnotes
Apr
Mar
48%
Jan
%
47 %
10
10
37
54%
Jun
%
•
U S Industries Inc
6
90c
Jun
32% July
1% Jan
11%
Apr
15'% Mar
July
July
10c
:
10%
♦
103% July
32% July
30%
'
Jan
46%
31% July
103%
46%
Co
17% July
5
18
July
25% July
47
(Un)
14% May
31
33'%c
Lab
_
July
10
Corp
17'%
13'%
60
•
Kline
a
112
31%
Inc
38% May
47%
50
common
Smith
21% Jun
13% Mar
10
common
Air
Jan
21% July
31%
(Un)
Apr
50
Scott Paper Co
29% May
72% July
—23
Ry Co
United
III
•
Union Oil Co of Calif
11%
22%
15
38% July
22%
——
(Un)
com
400
1,080
257
33%
6% May
22%
(Un)
■
July,
13%
930
—8.50
Tri-Continental
July
Apr
20
'
Inc
29
43% July
0
•
Allegheny
Tidewater Oil
Jan
27% July
35%
% July
25%
—
Inc
3
1,100
ft
preferred
Apr
68%
•
Thriftimart
July
39 %
——
....
Feb
15%
72%
16
21'%
28%
53% July
49% July
17
15% May
33% Jan
33%
-5
Sun
43%
50c
Rights
235
45% July
28%
(Un)
Co
387
6,747
59%
32% July
50% July
1
common
43%
29
10%
Jan
1,289
25
Sulphur
Inc
16
41'%
5.5%
Jan
7.50
(Un)
42% July
19'% Jun
32 %
Jan
42,568
Transmission
Gas
33'% July
%
30%
1
(Un)
Gulf
Textron
(The)
Corp
Tennessee
54% July
41% July
Jan
59%
35%
51%
25
Bylvania Electric Products
Jan
26%
17
25
1
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
34'%
13
7%
4914
54%
5
Btudebaker Packard
46%
181
28'%
18%
48%
1
(Un)
131
1,514
33'%
15%
3
49%
10
Co__
Inc
54
41%
28%
42%
10
53%
5
Jan
40%
Jan
.10
49
10
Instruments
Stauffer
10% Feb
Jan
3% July
51%
7|
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Jun
15'%
21% July
34% Feb
23
(Un)
8'%
37%
Feb
2%
8%
(Ind)
of N J
Co
932
7'% July
July
South
Standard
Apr
979
.10
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
1,114
44'%
43% July
57% Jan
1,235
32
Apr
1,201
Jan
18'%
V3O
18
3%
35%
41%
Co
Inc
52%
29%
406
1,463
July
Jan
32%
16
17%
—1
—
17% July
32
Apr
Jan
40'%
15
45
3 58
13'A July
5%
13%
41%
—1
c
502
29%
Jun
Apr
37% July
32 y8
1
common
1,949
32
9%
31%
53%
41'%
5
48%
3%
49%
8%
8%
—
118
180 % July
832
18'%
1.66%
Corp
Brothers
17%
8
Southern Railway Co
Southwestern
Public
18% July
77% July
1,495
5
48
2
49'%
7
15%
43'%
14%
42%
47%
-2
Co
Dairies
48%
pfd series A—25
Petroleum
—
10
Light Co
Storage Battery
25
(Un)
6%
7
15'A
Delaware Power & Light common—lS'/a
25
Southern Calif Gas Co
Southern
Jan
24'%
382
1.80
25
1
17%
17'A
167%
100
37%
Co
25
preferred
4.24%
preferred
4.08% preferred
3,726
31%
36%
5
Soup
180%
——13
—5
4.48?r
178% 180%
High
31%
common
01 %
common-
403
36%
Company
18
Edison Co
75%
16'% May
65'% Jan
—•
*
10
Southern
Low
25
74%
75
18'%
6.50
18
——
Range Since Jan. 1
18 %
—
Jan
1
—
Sinclair Oil
Corp (Un)
Smith-Corona Marchant
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
82%
1,555'
Baltimore
Budd
General
7%
:
Oil Co
Shares
High
Jun
22% July
23% Apr
2.50
Inc
(American
1,020
22%
1
(Un)_.
Siinca
16%
22 %
S
(Un)
Shasta
Shell
15 %
•
Co
Servomechanisms
Water Co
199
Apr
1
Co
&
28%
1
;
._.
Finance
31%
38%
1.40
(Un)_
Incomorated
13% July.
Jan
16%
—20
—
(Un)
Co
Roebuck
Servel
Jan.
24'%
5
com
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schering Corp
11%
2,440
28%
20
Industries
373
29%
10
(Un)
& Elec
13%
29
•
preferred
tJchenley
13%
29%
_10
Francisco
'
Jun
1.66%
(Un)
1
Sales
for Week
Range
Low
Par
__i
Inc.
Week's
of Prices
jun
94c
May
Sale Price
1
W Fine Foods Inc_.
88% July
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
16% July
Jan
75%
.
53% July
29% July
Jun
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
S and
400
Feb
20 g
Corp
Bafeway Stores
St Joseph Lead
Feb
*
1
common
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
•33%
Jan
75%
•
Standard
Jan
July
15c
23
10
STOCKS
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
11% July
Jun
Jan
-
1
Com
Aircraft
49%
10
;
May
8% Mar
—10c
•
.
Explor
Friday
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rice
54c
"
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
:
Jun
84c
11%
36
'
39% July
1
Co
99c
85c
(Un)
Inc.
Oil
•
(Un;
Railway Equip & Realty
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)_.
Jun
11%
1
;s
Stores
53%
8
....
Radio Corp of America
Rexall Drug Inc
Air
Wilson & Co Inc
•
(Un)
13%
Jan
51%
1.6% o47%
3
5
(Un)
Oil Co
Apr
51%
18%
33'A July
27%
25c
11%
19%
4
25%
1
(Un)
185
51%
Mar
6 % Mar
July
875
a 70%
Apr
V
v
Corp
Equipment
23
a72%.
12.50
High
34% July
37'A July
Apr
1,479
L_.
(Un)
13%
4%
1
Inc (Un)
Co
Philco
31%
37'A
43
Co
13
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
26%
34%
OIL.
Sugar
23
.33'/ac
350
37%
Preferred (Un)
.
Low
33%
5
West Coast Life Insurance
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un) •
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Range Since Jan.1
High
■■
33%
May
20%
82% Jan
-
Low
Shares
42% July
132%
16%
40%
-
of Prices
—1
■
(Un)
Utah-Idaho
600
20
Corp
Corp common
Feb
Jan
1
•
Plywood
87
X
(Un)
S
1,565
75c
19%
U
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Feb
48% July
Jan
48
94
19%
56
Jan
93
70c
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
50
47%
1
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (TJn)
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
;
Penney
47%
33ft
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel
3%
*
!
Gas
&
Low
56%
3%
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
56%
334
25
STOCKS
Shares
.*
„
preferred
Pacific
Low
2
WEEK ENDED JULY
for Week
of Prices
10
Inc
FOR
Sales
Jun
United
6
3%
650
2%
77%
152
67%
6%
105
27%
304
6
22%
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
3% July
3%
Jun
77 % July
7%
Feb
27% July
5%
Apr
Feb
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(382)
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED JULY 25
Friday
Montreal Stock
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Per
Abltlbl Power A
Paper
preferred
Aluminium
Jan
29%
200
23
Jan
25
Jun
a9
25
9
Jan
10
May
a95
a95
15
*
13
13
31
32
7,350
26%
28
12,928
23%
23%
2,006
31%
Can
4%
24%
550
—
27%
of
3,485
24%
a9
„100
LtdCo.
29
pfd—
4 Vtffo
preferred
Canadian Pulp
■a~
8% Mar
13
22%
Feb
25
Apr
Jan
23 y»
32
95
45 %
Jan
50
51%
51%
51%
75
48
Jan
53%
38
Jan
44
Feb
14
Jan
23
43% Jan
41% Jan
53
July
May
40
40
40
850
22%
22%
23
680
53
53
50
Mar
Jun
46
Corp,
Atlas Steele Ltd
46
200
28%
29%
2,696
27%
Feb
21%
2,528
15% Mar
21% July
21%
Banque Canadlenne Nationals
Bailey Selburn 5% CU pfd
Batnurst Power <fc Paper
Class B
Bell
46%
47%
3,655
38%
Jan
61
60
61
1,315
51
Jan
45
*
—,
37
Jan
22%
125
20
Jan
40
245
35% Mar
20%
a20%
a21
379
41%
a
25
5%% preferred
Brazilian Traction Light
CO
•
41%
54%
41%
54%
7,112
48%
6%
54 %
M
Power——•
Bank
45
22%
38%
•
preferred
British American
44%
40
—25
Note
Co
48%
6%
•
British American Oil common
British Col Elec 4%
pfd
4%% pum red pfd
•
39%
466
48%
140
3,651
39%
100
40%
40%
British Columbia Forest Produots
43%
-
Development
6% May
39'/a Jun
.4%
95
Jan
62
Jan
49
Jun
39%
40
1,885
26
Jan
40
40
27%
Jan
40
July
July
I534
15%
143/4
Apr
16% May
32
Jan
40
Provincial
•.
5
21
V
4%%
81
Jun
Canada
pfd
Canadian Bank pf Commerce—
Canadian Breweries common
44
Mar
St Lawrence Cement
53
July
St Lawrence
11
1,040
40%
2,882
42
346
8%
Jan
12
Feb
36% Apr
42
July
39%
Jan
443/8 Mar
12
10%
12
2,500
9%
Jan
12 3/4
39 %
40
471
36 Vi
Jan
42
69
70%
2,020
62
Jan
72%
102% 102%
10
97
Jan
Canadian
Class
A
Class
B
Warrants
Canadian
%
1,582
28%
508
26%
28%
30
346
25
Jan
a95
a95
25
85
Jan
25%
25%
25
200
24% Apr
30% Jan
40
Jan
50
Jun
common
al25
Class
783
40 V*
Jan
25
Jan
32% July
«%
32% July
9
1,005
Triad
U3.00 a3.00
30
225
20
Aur
14
100
13%
Apr
14%
1,030
13
Feb
28%
Jan
31
5%
#4.00
a4.00
*
14%
8
107
9.70 Mar
3.50
8
30
17%
4,304
15
a 83
5
80
2,240
6% Jan
Jan
16
Jan
48
26
27%
preferred—10
14%
28
14%
13
16
26%
13%
12%
2,270
19%
20
5,250
30
30
30%
275
16%
50%
16%
50%
*
A
131
1G%
•
T
1,464
250
'
150
10
25
Mar
30
10
Jan
13
16%
Jan
31
com
43
Feb
20%
1,700
19%
Jun
21
29
28%
29
3,030
25%
Jun
29%
11
11
100
7.75
Jan
2,745
207/a
Feb
24
a8
100
7%
Feb
12
32
1,617
23%
Jan
32
76
120
60
Jan
76
•
•
Ltd
15%
Dominion
Donohue
Bros
Ltd
21%
21%
962
70%
18%
Jan
23%
70
72
875
51
Jan
12%
72
12%
8%
12%
8%
5,120
9"%
Jan
7y8
Feb
13
200
9%
Feb
Dow Brewery Ltd
*
37%
Dji Pont (1956)
•
19
—1
12%
12%
12%
•
19
19
19
635
5
a39%
14'/a
a39% a39%
175
Corn
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor CP
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
18%
8,034
1,450
22 q'8
7.80
125
33%
34
450
27
33 %
105
Some Gil class A
•
Class B
105
20
56 Va
1,920
54
40%
314
Bay Mining
class
A
8
225
49
25
31%
29
31%
34%
1,040
34%
35
586
20%
20%
19%
21
12,395
19
21
1,788
14% Apr
1334 Apr
35
49%
•
a
2,801
25%
48%
50
2,000
39%
•
34
•
13%
International Utilities
Corp
fatenrovincial pipe Lines
5
•
16% July
8.40
8.40
150
43%
39%
43%
390
27
Jan
43 Va July
35%
37%
300
26
Jan
Jan
37% July
26 V2 Apr
32
July
48% Jun
25
4.
——..25
25%
12
Apr
95
14V*
Jan
14
•
Jan
3.85
,..100 1
26
4,471
31
575
23%
28 %
45
45%
325
43
39
39
25
33
30%
31%
480
21 %
Jan
23%
23%
23%
950
16% Mar
*
50
50
50
102
50
64
63 Va
,65
4,880
102
102
^0
44 %
44%
44%
260
27%
26%
27%
3,242
4.60
4.60
4,85
1.150
13%
13%
395
28%
29%
45%
.
*
com
•
ipo
10
j—-—
•
;
Worts
•
;—
29%
mil
3.55
3.50
_
A——_.
3.55
4.25
Ltd-.:—
..
Feb
Apr
32%
38% Mar
45% July
29%
.Jan
4.25 Mar
12
25%
14%
300
50
32
435
22
Jun
4.20 May
Feb
.4^5
Jan
24%
JUn
29%
Jan
Jan
32 %
Feb
5.00 Jan
Mar
Feb
32%
July
May
.
20'
2.15
32
Mar
103
4.25
31%
July
53 '
65
Jan
300
32%
31%
common—,
; 24
Mar
3,075
'
Jun
•39
July
'31% July
45% Jan
95
3,175
4,25
July
8.40
Jan
31%"
80%
Jan
Mar
22
Jan
30%
25%
50
Feb
32% July,,
32 V4
26% Jan
July,
32% Jun
Exchange
Timber
&
40c
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
54c
27
28
425
25
G
5%
6
4.520
5
6%
6V2
175
12
•
40c
27
12
175
23%
237/a
!22
23%
22
*
Co
&
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Sales
Week's
Last
36c
26,200
63c
6%'July
370
6% July
12
July
20% Jan
25% May
600
15%
22% May
41
72
Jan
a42
2.50
200
6%
210
32
32
100
17
al7
25
16
60c
60c
26
80c
1
May
2.00 Mar
5
29
28
34 V*
4.288
28
July
16
Feb
1.00
,
May
33%
33:
•
May
32
Feb
6
Jun
7
Jan
a"27
Jan
3,30
Jan
a27
Jan
—
July
45
May.
a
Feb
67/a, Jun
a42
:
May
31
-
Jan
2.50
-
l—
Jan
'
Standard Sec cl A—•
:
High
Mar-
6%
T,
Paper Inv Ltd—
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd,
Consumers Gas
29
Apr
July
34%
Jun
860
96
6% May
a51%
26
47%
49%
125
43%
Jan
53%
200
50 Va
Jan
Feb
96
a
13%
77%
98
a
100
90
13%
225
10% Mar
79%
7,151
Telephone
Warrants
Reitmans
69%
Jun
Trans
A
pfd
10
May
29
Jan
100
July
,
110
100
40
70c
80c
5.900
32c
85
87 V*
1.350
66%
Jan
89
50
100
39%
Jan
50
July
19
19
*
19
300
19
Mar
19
Mar
Jan
July
% July
54
July
98
July
,
21%
Feb
26%
970
48% July
21%
Jan
28
48%
1,075
37
Jan
July
48% July
Jun
8%
100
14
14
150
13%
Jun
14Va
26%
26%
475
22%
Feb
75
72 Va
75
355
64
Jan
27% July
75
July
Feb
46
8%
,
—
,
8% July
8% July
Feb
45
45
125
42%
26%
100
23% Mar
Apr
26% July
46
48
125
45
Jan
48
46
46
46
105
42%
Jan
48
25%
25 V*
25%
100
Jan
9
9
9
100
27% May
70% July
'
Corp
(Canada)
Industries
—
July
*
——
Ltd
•
Ltd
—
Ltd
Power
18%
9
17
1,000
12%
Jan
93h
3,600
7Va
Feb
12
12
.100
11%
Jan
16%
15
16%
5,200
128
128
129
110
120
40
40
500
37
42%
41%
42%
1,975
31%
43
'42%
'
Ltd
Mining and Oil
*
*
al4
Pipe Line Co—„•
59
61
Algom
Uranium
12
•
'
Mines
Anacon Lead
Mines
Ltd—
Jan
175
39%
10%
Mar
43
82
300
6G
Jan
20%
20%
300
18
Mar
2.90
2.90
200
al8
203a
|
al8
10
13%
Jan
32c
34c
47,850
12c
Jan
6c
7c
10,100
4%C
Jan
1
—1
Anthonian
J
Mining Corp
Arno Mines Ltd_^l_
3
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co
Ltd
Aull Metal Mines Ltd!
Jun
..73% July
2.80
33
Jun
21% May
Jan
3 20
Feb
(
--
33 %c
•
■
>
—
'
Mines Ltd
Jun
13
40% Mar
r
July
42% July
Feb
50
2,080
Jun
40
Mar
14
43
a
135
'
•
Ltd
Mar
16% July
Jan
.'
~*
l-"
-
Exploration Ltd
Ameranium
Feb
17
July
11% May
S% May
63%
82%
& Refiners Ltd_l
Stocks—
'
'
•
•
July
8%
'
*
pfd—100
6%
Materials
Oil
-
16%
17
9%
—
—
Finance
Mountain
Alscope
14% Jun
202
Feb
26-%
.
13
100% July
Jan
80c
26%
.—— —
Wainwright Producers
49
Feb
16
July
36% July
47
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
United Corporations class B___
6% May
363/4 July
83%
a49% a52%
May
Jan
100
1,305
50
Corp class A
cum red pfd—
i—-:——^40
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
10
July
79% July
893
47%
Quebec
47% July
14 % Jun
Apr
97 iooy4
26
Mar
Paving &
53
20
17%
715
10
36%
1st pfd—50
common——5
1 '■
Standard
49%
18%
10
,
100
Corp of Canada 6%
Canada
Jan
18%
36 %
.
'
Power
Southern
Jan
Feb
50
July
650
Jun
30
86%
preferred
July
5,535
5%
class
35
12%
26
Ltd
50
a6%
36%
50
Co
Apr
11%
_
1st
Jun
103/4
34
July
—
A
Corp Ltd common
*
Newfoundland Light & Power
Co,Ltd_10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd {com—*1
Jan
21
July
28
Paper Co Ltd__.
Jan
Jan
29
50
100
—*
class
Moore
Russell
34%
25
pid
7%
—
Sangamo Co Ltd—1-'.
Shop & Save
(1957)
12%
2oy2
;
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A—"
Distilleries Ltd 6% pfd
10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
_5
Jan
21
1,620
29
Melchers
40% July
8
July
49
Power
of Can
Dauch
Hubbard Felt
35% May
65
&
31%
31
——*
July
July
4,093
49%
Hinde
Jun
107
Kootenay
Fleet Mfg Ltd
Ford Motor Co
13% July
27% July
9.00
29
29
10
(R L)—
21
2,155
79%
100%
East
July
12% July
19
May
40% Mar
34
47%
13%
19
Ltd
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—=18 2
Dominion Magnesium Ltd_^----*
10
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
36%
July
37% July
38% Apr
13%
-
a
Crain
9% Apr
Jan
06%
100
10
10%
20%
36%
50
International Nickel of Canada
com—•
international Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
10% Mar,
•20
1
Preferred
14
Jan
45%
•
50
Inland Cement Preferred—
14% Feb
250
2.025
i
-
Jun
27%
13 Va
—
,
65% July
10% May
935
Bank
Marconi
July
28
45%
4.68%
—:
Jan
Mar
13%
•
Warrants
preferred
5%
45
6% Jan
20% July
38% Mar
20%
common
Mar
Jun
Jun
23% July
145
•
class
Lumber
Traders
10%
*
com
preferred
Jan
8
—
•
A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
53
105
-
22
Power
Consolidated Div
•
Apr
34% Feb
49
50
•
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Jan
101
56
56%
•
•
Paoer common
Jan
6.90 Jan
40%
—
1
—
$?Z6
Jan
13%
•
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
9% Feb
27%
1%
Indus Acceptance Corp
15% Mar
7.80
—
100
Investment
265
13%
common
Mar
98%
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd
1-*
'
26%
pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Class
761
Jan
13%
Power common
Imperial
19
30
27%
10
Goodyear Tire 4%
Hudson
36
com___*
preferred
General Dynamics
Sow#rd Smith
37%
•
new
5%
General Motors
General Steel Wares
37%
37% May
12% Jun
pfd
Jan
14
13 % May
440
13
3%
common
98
r'
3,268
15%
Canadian
Jun
21%
Tar & Chemical common—•
Textile common
•
11%
12%
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
July
76
25% Feb
May
98%
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Apr
July
•
205
1,070
-
65%
15%
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—_•
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Belgium Stores Ltd common—
—*
5% preferred ——_.——i
.20
11% May
22%
31%
; .15%
11%
_———————
Canadian Power
a8
31%
34
Jan
64%
65%
Par
Jun
21%
Dominion Stores
Gatlneau
B
Abitca
July
11
•
Jan
12%
Friday
Jun
22%
.•
27%
1
104
Sale Price
17% May
50% July
Feb
•
Foundries & Steel
766
6,400
23%
STOCKS
July
19% July
20
23
.
32%
Canadian Stock
May
16
»
ofd
Jan
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
20% July
20%
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Petroleum
(Geo)
Class
141/4 July
2.50
Bridge
Coal 6%
tfeb
2d
1434
104 104%
21
23%
31%
1
May
21% Jan
7% Feb
2
SeagramB
4.10 July
43% Mar
.90
Apr
July
^-11%
6,215
14%
29% July
-
12
12%
Feb
Jan
Jun
20%
Pipeline
Zellers Limited
Jan
25%
40
al3"
3.00
/ 34% Jan
85
July
87%
22
31%
-*
Jun
14%
25%
13%
12%
19%
5
>'36
Feb
21%
21%
19% May
Jan
Petroleum
French
83
23% Apr
21% Jan
•
700
2,395
a?8
Jan
22
July
July
45%
*
Electrolux
18
630
•
54%
98%
14% May
8 3/4 Jun
Feb
730
Eauipment
4.10
41%
88
a
;
28% .Apr
..
Jun
29
•
Dominion
105% July
46%
•
8
775
1,641-
>r_i.
46%
28%
Cerbys class B
Dominion
25
1,080
19
100
"
Apr
26
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
Dominion
a—-
8
18
.
-*
Oils
Weston
May
46%
28%
Combined Enterprises
Dominion
Apr
a__
83
19
May
29% May
10% Jan
13
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Western Leaseholds
6% May
3.25
•'
Vickers
Dome
4.80 Mar
3.25
17
17%
•
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Crown Zellerbach class
i
5
14%
10
I
Jan
33
7——100
Steel Corp—
Walker Gooderham &
Feb
25
—,
Oil Comoanles common
Canadian Pacific Railway—.
Farm
325
•
105% 105%
•
Canadian
Cockshutt
105%
a
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
110
5%
U2.00
•
common
International Power
Distillers
a30 a30%
205
Apr
common ——*
United
16% Mar
1
—
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Jan
13%
a2.00
24"
10
-*
10
preferred
Toronto-Dominion
3.50 May
27
Feb
23
Canadian
Preferred
10%
13%
4
Canadian
Apr
Apr
23
Canadian Fairbunks Morse pfd——100
Industries
Preferred
8%
2.80
13%
30
26% May
23,
July...
-*
Trans Canada
25% Jan
5%
20%
16%
1,693
"
34
Canada
1,025
a
May
•
5%%
6,103
/
Canadian
of
Co
32%
—*
Canadian
Steel
32%
20
155
14%
preferred-—
Canada
Southern
Steinberg's
49%
•
pfd
Jan
rm
—
32
*
A
130
2,375
J9.
29%
"
Simpsons
49
Cellulose
4
18%
28 3 e
64%
Sicks' Breweries common
98% Mar
Va July
—•
B
Husky
;34
29% Jun
30 % Jun
31%
25
&
Jan
14
Converters class
al25
18%
•
Williams of Canada
32%
23
Jun
34
—
49%
common
$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
24% Feb
A
Sherwin
25
38%
25%
38%
~9
•33
-•
100
pfd—
preferred.
53/4%
Series A 4%
July
July
28%
Canadian Canner class A
Canadian Celanese
105
28%
29%
———————«,■
Bronze
Class
Jun
33
•
Jan
—x—————
5%%
10
British Aluminum
26
a-12%
Corp common.—
Warrants
Jun
Mar
33%
2B
590
64%
class A
5%
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
—•
Preferred
Jun
33
3934
common—
Jon
10%
c
46
32 %
'
—
Jan
40%
26
2,827
100
-±
40%
—2t
common
44%
-•
Power—
48%
40%
100
Steamship
19% Apt:
35% Jan
43
29%
(A V)
50
•
preferred
Canada Malting 4%%
Jan
21
101% July
14 V May
23% May
32 %
1
60
11
10
11%
50,"
4bu
Jun
40July
May
Jan
common..
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
433/4 Jun
40
-
92
—20c
May
Jan
•
Canada Iron Foundries common
20
common—
Transport
.
16% Jan
101% 101%
a 14% a 14%
21
20%
loo
Natural Gas
Quebec
Quebec
a52
33
-
100
50
-*
May
33%
—1
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
..630
July
50% July
42
•
450
.
a21
nil
47
40%
100
V.. •
40.
40
.
'.(21
-L.—I—'—
preferred
Feb
Mar
:
Premium Iron Ores—
Price Bros & Co Ltd
5%
46
15%
:
—:
Corp of Canada
97
•
common
.
50
24
Jan
100
•
Preferred
31% July
8% July
11,332
77
Shawinlgan Water & Power common—*
Calgary Power
Jan
2,220
8% ;■
Juii
85
Powell River Company
43%'
a01%
Jun
24
31%.
—^
Jan
5,880
21
Building Products
common
47
49
a52
20
55
Tubes——;——
42
10
46
49
50
Feb
44%
65
46
46
16
1,840
:
130
a94
50
275
48
II5
77% Jan
89% Jan
42%
79%
—50
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Brown Company
Placer
7 Power
49% Mar
27% Jan
July
20
July
59%
(Canada) common
5%% preferred—
Rolland Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada
a94
.—AO
—
Jan
5%
22
93%
I
Penmans
July
-
Apr
48
-100
Roe
79%
preferred
21
19%
'
42% Feb
54% July
Apr
45
6%
100
preferred
4%% preferred
5%% preferred
Apr
25
92%
58%
—-—
Morgan & Co common
—_—
4 3/4% preferred
—
—
National Drug & Chemical com—
Page-Hersey
Feb
Jan
41
100
5%
15%
39y4 Jan
60
41%
a22
59
—
47% Jun
61% July
45
July
23% Feb
25 Va
39%
Ogilvie Flour Mills common.....
T/c preferred
.
—10
claes A
Telephone
Bo water Corp 5%
4%%
47%
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
19%
10
Montreal
Jan
48
Pacific Petroleums
Bank of
18%
39%
Trust
Nor and a Mines Ltd
46 % Jun
32
Mar
570
.100
National Steel Car Corp common.
•
29%
Asbestos
Montreal
v
47
93%
.100
preferred
Montreal Locomotive—
Jan
33
25%
29%
8%
Class B————-i———
July
31% Mar
22%
Jan
-50
-™
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
July
47
Anglo
pfd
Anglo pan Tel Co 4%% pfd_—
Argus Corp Ltd common
62-40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
31
:
041
Paper 5 % %
Mersey
23
20
"8%
Preferred
a—
High
700
a22
Power———
Bloedel class B
McColl Frontenac
Low
37
——3
Massey-Ferguson common
Jun
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
24%
25%
—
————
—
Shares
36'/a
Lawrence
MacMillan
High
28%
common—
———
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
Low
St
•
Low
com-
'
28%
24%
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
57c
High
Secord
Lower
Range Since Jan. 1
JJimivou
Laura
Shares
i.Jonnj
Limited
1JttUtibb
Lmuu.ii
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
common.—
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
Ltd
Service
Public
Jamaica
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Prle*t Shows Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
,
20c
53c
53c
53c
4.000
42c '
Apr
__1
12c
11 %C
12c
10.000
6%c
Jan
6%c
6%c
10,500
3%c Jan
.
1
_•
6c
16c
6c
1.083
15c 16) 2c
32.500
.
13% May
36c
lie
-
July
Jun
68c
Feb
17c
Jun
2c
July
6%c July
'8%c Mar
6c
Jan
18c
July
11
":?
'Number 5763
188
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(383)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
|
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Low
tfaxer Talc
9.70
200
35c
54,100
10 Va
Feb
Gc
3.500
3c
38c
Jan
1.35
3,100
40c
Mar
18c
20c
2.000
10c
July
39c
Ltd
Be]]c-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
40c
10.500
i
35c
9c
5.500
Gc
22c
lGc
22c
15,666
12c
Jan
...1
liVic
lHL<c
14c
24.500
7c
Jan
8c
8Vac
8c
July
10c
10c
}
6c
Bouscadillae
Burnt Hill
Gold Mines
Ltd
V,
gc
Tungsten Mines ;Ltd_
1 ;■»
4.000
•
2,200
8
Vic July
t
1
!
;
l
■<'
27c
July
Sale Price
Jun
11c
Apr
23c
Mar
24c
May
17 VaC
Jan
Acadia
21c
Jan
Acme
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
Preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Calumet Uranium
Mines
Ltd—
27c
33c
13,500
20c
Feb
77c
:f '-J 500
59c
May
88c
July
4c
5VaC
2.077
4c
Jan
9c
Feb
5.40
5; GO
500
3.75
Feb
6.00
6.00
5.95
G.15
1.400
3.75
Feb
1.200
5.05
Apr
4^
■*
.
Campbell Cnibouaamau Mines Ltd—*540
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Homestead
Co
Ltd——
2
Ltd—
♦
Petrol
Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Explorations
'
L
Canuba Mines Ltd
Caviar
Asbestos
Central-Del Rio
Cbibougamau
Chipman
12c
Jun
21c
Jan
76,300
7c
Jun
33c
28c
31c
17,500
15c
Apr
74c
July
21,000
4 Vic
4C
Ltd—
900
4c
93,900
8.05
8.05
600
8 80
8.70
9.10
5,600
50c
:
50c
1.000
8c
8c
_1
ll%c
Mines Ltd—.
52c
'
Uranium
Consolidated
Cadillac
Denison
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Dablon
Mining Corn Ltd
L—
Geco
Minos
Golden
Indian'Lake Mines Ltd
Iso
Uranium
Gold
Kontiki Lead
&
Labrador Min
July
-Gc
1.500
Feb
13c
15 V*
13c
•
Mines
'
Ltd——
Pacific Coal
&
Gils
Ltd
(1945)
Feb
May
8.35
200
20 Va
:7c
14,000,
.
19
4c
Jan
8c
July
11c
May
18c
Feb
500
VaC May
12c
Jan
Mar
16c
Jan
8
■I2,000..
:
85c
25c
9c
2.000
42c
7,100
18c
82
July
62c
Feb
9Gc
52c
7,000
38c
Mav
G5c
12'
al2
100
10c
10c
1,500
55c
68'/a
Jan
9.25 Jan
7 Vic
Jan
Associate
Warrants
Atlantic
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
River
Gold
Gold
Aunor
Jan
Fabric
Class
Avillabona
5 Vac
28,500
V
9c
July
30c
Feb
2,500
>,
13 Vic May
3c
Jan
7c
July
10c
15c
Jun
1.18
1.20
3,900
20c 23 Vac
15 ViC July
(1944)
Mines
14.500
1.15
13c
Ltd
500
45c
July
45c
July
45c.
45c
5.90
3.10
53c
11.150
33c
Jan
82c
May
20c
22c
3.000
15c
Feb
35c
May
1.09
1.09
200
5c
V
400
Bankeno Mines
Barnat
13c
45c
2.55
2.95
7
20c
Titan Petroleum Corn
3Gc
1
1.27
July
.
Corp Ltd.
Weedon
Wendell
Pyrite
&
Mineral
Jan
July
Bidcop
10c
Jan
57c
Mar
Black
400
2.44
Feb
34c
5,250
<
Jan
1.50 July
24c
July
2.76 May
57c
1.95
July
Jun
Apr
4Gc
Westburne Oil
Co
West Canadian
Westville
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Oil &
10c
6.00
Jan
6c
Jan
800
4.25
1,000
4c
July
July
4.500
16c
Feb
29c
Jun
4.000
57c
Jun
82c
July
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
5c
4.10
GOc
3,500
!
1,000
60c
6 Vac
3.90 Apr
500
58c
Feb
1.000
•
4c
Jan
July
17c
5.500
17c
15c
16c
2.000
9Vic Jan
9.GO
11
3.852
8V»
Feb
2.15
1,600
1.75
May
21c
July
25c
Mar
18c
Feb
11 Vb Mar
2.33
21c
13c
May
35c
2.000
200
1.95 July
7,500
45c
I
8.300
1,000
Feb
July
July
1.95 July
15c
Mar
8c
.
Jan
30c
24.810
Gc
15c
Jan
May
8c
Mar
20c
35c
4.55
63c
8c
1.95
Gc
Per
footnotes
see
page
3Vic Jan
15c
13c
15c
13,200
12c
5c
Jan
20c
Feb
25c
May
55c
July
54c
Mar
9c
10c
55c
55c
1.25
22%
1.00
1.45
22%
20%
5,000
1,600
286,600
23
46
20
52%
53
12c
1.80
8 Vi
8%
9'/a
99 Vi
99 Vi
4.10
4.50
453
6
6
200
400
15
15
15
21V*
8 Vie
18c
23c
6 Vic
May
Jan
19 Vic May
2.23 Jan
17c
12VJC
17c
11c
2.45
Apr
6.00 Apr
Mar
6% Apr
13
Jan
15
July
15% Mar
21
% July
10c
17%oMar
4c
.'
33o
May
Feb
8c
Jan
6c
Apr
Jan
HVic
3,400
2.20
Apr
Jan
24,200
2.30
Jan
9%
5
40,200
9 Vic
Jan
3.90
II,000
11c
8%
109%
Jan
95
85,850
6c
53
5,000
22c
May
Jan
8V4 Jan
8,539
8c
July
July
47
8%
100
19 Va
8 VaC
23'
Jan
7c
I,350
;»100
9%
1.45
Jan
1.60 Apr
160
%
Tan
32c
Ian
43 Vi
-
16,000
11c
Jan
6C
41
95
8Vi
Jun
31
Feb
14
2,766
46
1.73
21c" July
Apr
6c
Jan
1.93
Jan
16Vi
16%
25
13%
Feb
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
2.25
1.10
1.10
200
90c
Apr
Apr
6 ViC
6C
7c
8,500
5c
Jan
-
16c
Apr
2.55 May
Jun
17?
'3.5a Apr;
1.50 Jun
90
May
Gold
Boymar
Mar
5c
May
13c
Jan
13c
Jan
24c
4,600
61c
Jan
83c
May
20c
23c
12,700
15c
May
30c
Feb
22c
26c
122,900
12c
Jan
30c
5c
Jun
10c
Jun
Jan
Apr
21
July
280
Apr
20c
22 Vic
8c
15,000
21
25
GC
21
23c
37c
15c
8c
21
15
1?%C Jan
21c
25c
17,022
35c
42c
25,200
35c
July
15c
15c
13,500
12c
Jan
24c
July
12Vic Feb
47% Jun
62%, July
1.45 July
1.07 Mar
Feb
17c
26%
103
2534
26%
600
1.01
1.05
19,900
1.85
1.85
500
41'i
4114
41%
9,940
91c
1.00
14c
14c 15 Vic
—-
104
26Vic
r
4,700
30,200
17% Jan
86c
1.30
Feb
Jan
39% Jan
83c
Jan
10%c Jan
28Vi Jun
1.55
Jan
3.00 May
Feb
42 Va
1.25 Mar
18c
Ian
May
6c
6 Vic
9,000
4c
Jan
8c
95C
1.07
67.697
85c
Jan
1.35
Jan
—
18c 26 Vic
8,525
10c
July
60c
Jan
14c
■
17c
11,200
9c
Jan
28c
July
25c
25c
1,000
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
5 Vic
7,600
4Vic Jan
10c
Jan
5 Vic
5 Vic
Jan
14Vic July
17%o Jan
11,000
5,000
7c
Jan
Ltd
1
51c
50c
53C
17,300
35c
Apr
60c
Jan
115
Jan
50
Jun
1.26
8c
3.000
6c
19c
5,500
18c
July '
25c
25c
I6c
Jan
1
21c
22c
7,000
18c
Mar
,_1
3c
3c
5,000
2
3,100
61c
Vic Jan
1.75
Jan
Jun
1.80
516
10c
10c
30,500
5.30
5.45
1,820
73c
71c
73c
2,200
6V2
6%
6V2
4,844
5%
21
Mines
_1
common.
20%
21
600
19%
40%
46%
common
3.50 Jan
7c
4.30
64c
4.5ft July
Jan
Jun
16c
Jan
6.4ft May
May
Apr
Feb
46% May
79c
6%
Jan
Jan
21% May
48
Apr
47
170
1
1.85
1.76
1.93
6,210
1.35
Jan
2.20 Jun
41%
42%
8,885
33%
Jan
43% Jun
50
79
79
80
165
77
Jan
81 % May
100
50
96
96
96
15
88
Jan
97
50
49
50
180
44% Mar
51
Mar
52
52
155
48
Mar
53
July
Oil
Electric
Co—
preferred
5 Vi %
preferred
—50
British
Columbia Forest Products
•
11
10%
11
5,340
British
Columbia Packers class
*
13
13
13
100
British
Columbia Power
40%
40 Vi
3,480
A
8%
12
•
12%
Feb
Jan
13
Jan
40 V
2
Mines..
Brunsman
Mining
Gold
&
Jan
44% Mar
6,800
46 %c
Apr
65c
Jun
9Vb
Jan
13
Jun
4c
Jan
117a
10 7i
1 17h
1,970
5c
5c
5 Vic
26,000
6 ViC
6 ViC
7c
60,000
3.00
2.90
3.00
6,500
6'ic
6
Smelting
12,200
5c
July "•
1.95 Apr
Jan
5c
7%r
Feb
Buffadison
Jun
Buffalo
Jun
Buffalo
July
Building
Ankerite
Red
Lake
3.25
8c
Products
1.88 July
July
Mar
55c
July
Burlington
58c
Jun
Burns
Hill
Ext-
Vic
7c
88c
90c
6.600
Vi&
8c
9c
14,500
4%c
Jan
12c
•
40
39 %
40 Vi
452
35%
Jan
42
57'a
57a
57/a
25
5%
Jan
9c
12c
23.000
—1
1
1
8
*
73c
Mar
6Vic May
«
12
117ir
12
1.146
11%
Apr
•
13%
13%
14%
1,158
10%
Jail
Ian
7Vic July
*
34c
26c
July V
38%
59c
._1
Mines
Brunswick
42
545
57c
1
Mines
Jan
Apr
41%
59c
.1
Company
July
36%
40
1
25
Reef
May
Jan
Jan
19Vic Jan
17c
4.55
5%
5 Vac
87c
45%
—*
Bunker
Jan
45
4.55
8 ViC
45
50
—.—1
1
pfd
100
11c
5c
42 Vi
5.45
5 Vi cfo
Columbia
10c
7c
18c
1,000
Jan
75C
.*
Jan
8c
preferred
4% c/o preferred
Apr
8e
18c
7.500
20c
74c
38%
8 Vic
May
...
1
33c
Apr
6%c Jan
8c
;
Amer
British
Brown
39c
Jan
10c
1,200
3,704
22c
July
2.24 May
4'e
British
Brunhurst
26c
Jan
19c
8,800
13Vic Apr
7c
47%
24
40 V2
Jun
39c
51
554,445
21c
"Jail
1.58 May
8c
Preferred
Feb
200
545
1.40
19c
21
8c
Bridge & Tank
7.50
9.500
60 Vi
1.15
1
Britalta Petroleum
2.64
9c
59%
—1
*
......
Traction
Jan
87c
7C
46%
'
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Apr
1.80
20V2C
Bralorne Mines
1.65
85c
21c
7c
—1
Paper
5.00
1.80
Jun
47%
60Vi
1.34
21c
250 '
4,350
11,831
—1
Corp
4.000
7 VaC
10%
2.20
Gold
Bowater
10.700
500
Jan
7.05
5,732
9.95
22%
2.04
9.GO
6c
Bowater
2.35
'
V
9.60
22 Vi
2.05
1
25
1
Mines—-—
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
6.75
j
42.
July
18,200
1
i
Mines
Bouscadillae
2.1G
1.1
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines Ltd
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
Jun
13% May
4 Vie
1
Mines
Gold
Bonville
G.25
87c
53%
Jan
25
50o
Mines Ltd
Bay
Uranium
2.25
1.80
Jan
8.70
4c
Warrants
Brazilian
212,200
20c
15c
•
-48Va
12
July
4c
1
—
Uranium
Bicroft
G.75
1
Jan
1051
Apr
3.25
July
Jan
22c
15c
1.25
Gas Ltd
Ltd
11%
Mar
6 VaC Mar
1
Copper Corp
Products
Feb
1
Copper Corp
Yukon
6c
GOc
12c
Bibis
18c
1
u;
8.25
42c
"
Mines
Bevcqn
»
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
130,
28c
1
1
——*
Mines
Telephone
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
26c
9.50
Jan
*
—
Quebec
Bethlehem
Feb
20c
4.00
Bell
Broulan
Ltd
Jan
Apr
•
Belcher Mining Corp
Jan
'
Gc
1
Jan
13%c
9.50
—•
Mines
Uranium
Lodge
Belleterre
Jan
2. GOO
10c 11 Vic.
1
;
Ltd
Mines
2.10
38,300
•:
May
-1
...
Beaver Lumber Co common
2c
1.95
1
Ltd
3.10
Beaver
5c
2.15
1
1.250
19c
12c
1
Mines
Bordulac
48c
6 Vic
20c
68o< Feb
57c
2.65
17c
23c
10
Bata Petroleums Ltd
70c
17c
1
40c
20,433
46C
130
1
Scotia
Uranium
Baska
51.000
-
2.G8
45c
5c
1
Tib
Apr
GOc
15c
Jan
4,000
10
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Base Metals Mining
1,000
15c
41c
107a
Apr '
1
—
Mines
Barvue
34,500
5c
14c
44c
_♦
j.
Jun
50c
1
;
Feb
9.10
3.10
1
."
Ltd
Feb
Jan
6
Feb
4.90'afun
July
July
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd
Consolidated
1.58
30c
29c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Apr
Mar
29c
1
2.30
136
2.65
53c
17Vic
Bathurst Power & Paper class B—,—*
Jun
1
~
....
14,258
Beaucage
Apr
;
35c
3.75
29
Mar
16c
;
Jan
3.75
Jan
31c
July
10c
Ltd
15c
23c
28c
18c
6.000
Ltd..^
Ltd.—
Mines
60c
100,960
17 Vic
Jan
25c
Feb
65.500
__
July
31c
May
21c
4.00
13c
28 Vi
25c
24c
v
45%
lOVic
28c
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_1
12c
1.46 IVJay
Feb
20c
1
675
1,000
81,464
16 Vi
Oils
9c
Jan
4c
21c
.^..1
.
47
16c
Jan
28V2
1
Nova
6.65
85c
23c
Ltd
Raines Ltd...
46
13c 20 Vic
.52
A_—
Mines
of
*
July
16c
11%
B
Bank
2.75 July
200
1
1
__
11%
..1
class
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%%
preferred
2,075
Ltd—
v
51%
common
Products
Banff
9.00
Mines
Mines
23'/a Jun
49
.Feb
240 May
1.10
Electric
Auto
Jun
12,500
'
5c
Gold
Apr
_1
Mines
Auto
July
f
4.30
Sherritt-Gordon
'
22
—1
Mines
Mines
9c
..
1,200
'
Aumacho
Aumaque
1.09
1
23%
_1
.....
Jan
8.70
;_1
23 Vi
—1
3.70
5c
Oils
Mines
Mines
13 Vi
8.80
Ltd
23 Vi
46 Vi
21
7c
4.25
Mines
31% Mar
__1
12c
Ltd-1
Quebea Smelting Refining Ltd—
Jun
*
common
Mines
1.09
5c
25'/a
20
Yellowknife
2.75
1.80
30,481
Steels
Atlas
Beattie Duquesne
:1
28
4.50
Preferred
Atlas
3.30
4,000
United
Acceptance
Montreal
,45c
26%
11%
:
-
of
__
60c
J—
Bankfield Cons Mines
6c
•
Jun
51%
25c
com
Debentures
Bank
11,000
United Asbestos
Artists Prod
Feb
17c
1
28c
-
100
class B
Apr
5c.
40c
;
40c
Mines
Jun
9,500
1.1:1
32
35c
lie
Gold
Ash Temple
14c
12c
Ltd.
7.55 May
Jan
•
-
./
Asamera Oil
G5c
8c
Mines
Arjon
89c
20c
Apr
21%
50
Apr
10c
_2
4.15
4,569
3,250
preferred
$2.40
Feb
—1
99%- Jun
*2,950
32
46
53
July
'
Jan
5.70
1
•
50
...J
Gc
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94%
99:,i
31
preferred
$2Vi
34c
30c
Trojan
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Argus Corp common
45c
25p
L
no
99
5.50
32
9c
9,100
77,950
10c
Ltd
18% May
99%
*
14.500
Jun
Mines
Jan
'•
Corporation
16,450
1
Apr
12%
17
17
;
1
10c
Mar
—
34 Vi c
16%
7 ;7
1
Nickel
60c
4c
Ltd
Mar
43c
1,100
4,305
37c
50
Resources
50c
-
1.80 May
17% July
•
8c
1.18
16
5,640
V
Jan
Jun
1.30
550
,
36c
1
53c
•
1.80
16%
4.75
(
5c
;
Jan
1.75
16 %
*>
45c
•
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__1
7c
lc
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10c
9c
)
Mar
July
Jun
1.85
Trebor
Feb
145
7c
Exploration
45c
July
1,500
30c
Mines
Jan
93c
82
1.52
Tazin
Feb
85c
1
Mines
Jan
July
500
8,000
Quebefi Copper Corp Co Ltd___l
Stadacona
May
4,500
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Steep Rock Iron
9c
19
July
July
9c
4.000
—90c
4c
19c
1
45c
Cbibougamau Goldfields Ltd.l
Qu.ebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
_1
Standard Gold
9 Vic
Jun
Gc
52,100
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1
Mining Co
Gold
Jan
Jun
45c
Quebec
Sisco
:
19
,15
Jun
July
44c
Jan
25c
Uranium
South. Dufault
9c
-25
Jan
11c 14'ic
Mining Corp
Crest
8.50
Feb
5c
500
July
July
33c
19%
Gc
10c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island* (Chib 1 Miiies Ltd
Provo Gas Producers Ltd—
Red
Jan
15
25c
715
4,000
'
Jan
14c
Mines
Uranium
Jan
81
50c
Radiore
Area
Jan
13c
a
PaUdash
Gold
Jun
6c
13c
80c
45c
Co
21 ic
2.178
G VaC
24c
,
Pater Uranium Myies Ltd—
^
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Pato Cons Dredging Gold Ltd.t_——.1
Oil
44,000
;;
25c
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd
Phillins
Jan
G.10
,
10c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Oix;miska Copper Mines (Quebec
Pennbec
Jan
1
Ltd
Lake
100
'
—1——_1
Ltd.— ,—i.——'U
Orchan Uranium
77c
9c
—
New West Amulet Mines
.
10,500
Jan
9
82
12c
Okalta Oils
Jan
13c
Ltd———Xa—1
5 Vic
Warrants
Arcan
Gc
25c
1
Imperial
Cons
Feb
9c
800
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd ♦
New Vinray Mines Ltd
;
1
Ltd
5c
19c
20o
1—
Mines
Mar
1.75
July
141,500
7%e
Mines
Anthes
5c
44c
i20c
Nocana Mines Ltd
Ansil
July
2,000
177a
50c
Norlartlo
July
„_5
Huronian
Vac Jan
20c
'80c
Anglo
July
Jan
17
New
74c
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
47c
64c
30c
;
Jan
1
Petroleums
3c
5
13 Va
lOVaC 10'i-c
1
Develop
Anglo American
20c
Feb
39c
1
Santiago Mines Ltd——,.—
Apr
39c
17%
...
33c
■'
•___—50
Lead Mines
51c
1,315
Gc
4.00
2.18 July
2,350
Gc
.
58,500
16%
25
Mines
Analogue Controls
Anchor
Jan
8,500
15
18,
July
Anacon
11c
7,200
;
Jun
May
July
2c
30c
(ic
Oil
Arcadia
1G Va
6 Vac
16%
May
1.00
37.000
23 Va
.■
74c
'.C'-tM '
17c
8Vac Jan
8.35
5
preferred
preferred
Apex
25c
•
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4Vi %
16 Va May
Jan
lG'L-
25c
1
New
Mar
11
4G.G00
'
'
5c
Canada Ltd
Ltd„—„1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
1
Mo.ntgary Explorations Ltd
1
New Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Kosoo
77c
23 Va
-
New
20c
1,600
Gc
15
10 VaC May
13,000
•
•V
58c
15
July
1.14 Apr
4,000
Gc
of
Mines
28c
300
5Gc
Jan
5c
834
5c
85c
Mining Corp
7 5 Vic
10Va
40,250
11c
10'ic
—
4%
Anglo Rouyn Mines
17c
44c
G7c
[_l
Corp
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Pitt
July
10c
9c
Mogador
Obalskl
94c
Mar
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd_4—.
Merrlli Island Mining Ltd
New
Feb
5c
9»aC
Mining Corp Ltd-———___1
Exploration Ltd
:
1!
Marpic
2Gc
5c
Maritimes
Apr
56c
Jun
100
&
Goldfielcl
Feb
9c.
1,500
77^
*
Louvicourt
7c
Apr ;
5,500
5%c
23%
GViq
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Feb
10c
10%c
/
Co
Amurex
59C
1.01
_1
Aluminum
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
14 Va
1,000
.
4 Vac
Copper
74c
:'
53,392
27%
Jan
55c
7c
1.00
Exploration Co Ltd—l
Mining Co Ltd
1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
L*
Lingside
Jun
5c
5c
;_i
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Ltd—
Jan ■"'
5 Vic
common
8,500
"
3 Vi> C
__1
Mines Ltd—
65c
Ltd
July
1
5
70c
45C
*
27c
3V>c
.1
Minos
Zinc
Aluminium
July
Minerals
3.500
'
15
.
Minesi
Kerr-Aduison
9.40
Roxana
29c
12c
1
i
Allied
Rare Earth
1
——,
8.65 July
Larder
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
6,900
•
Amalgamated
I
Haitiaft Copper Corp Ltd
31c
71c
67c
100
Amalgamated
>1^
'
13'/a July
Jun
69c
5.60
1
debentures
Jan
1511
,
5Vi
July
17c
Warrants
8 Va
645
65c
"
Warrants
1.00 July
34c
38 %c
1
July
May
3.75 May
Jan
2.31
66c
■
—
common
18c
1
;
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#
Algoma Steel
51c
•
Ltd
13%
13c
Feb
12%
Jun
29c
Jan
13c
14,100
1.75
Oils—
Cons
Algom Uranium
Jan
7c
_•
Ltd
Mines
Pacific
16c
1,900
j
Alberta
Jan
Jan
Gc
28,353
Age Mines Ltd-..;
Gunnar
5c
93,100
65c
mis
Jan
85c
Ltd
31,675
:
common
Trunk
5 Vic
Gc
■
Gas
July
2.13
Futurity Oils Ltd_
Ventures
33c
Jan
11c
Alberta
17 Vic
10c
Ii
8c
25c
3.55
7c
Jun
10% May
21%
Mar
19
20c
-
1
50c
70c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Alberta Distillers
511
3.05
1
Explorations
25
8% July
50
20%
29% July
Jan
"
*
Gold
7'ic Jan
1.90
—
Jan
6.20 Feb
3,500
1.95
Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fatima Mining Co Ltd—
Fontana Mines (1945 » Ltd—
Oil
5.40
2.40 Feb
14 Va
j
Alba
9%
20%
Jan
23
3.50
—50c
Yellowknife
9%
'
24 Vi
23c
mil
4,500
1
Pano
Apr
VaC Mar
2
4
V'-V-'
—
9
20%
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Agnico Mines
Akaitcho
%
•
Ajax Petroleums
3.500."
5c
54I
Dome Mines Ltd——___*
Empire Oil & Minerals lnq
.III
Gaspe
?
80c
.
Dolsan Mines Ltd
50
1
12c
Ltd—l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
..V'"'
r
Ltd
52c
Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Mining Exploration
Mines
28c
1
Halliwell Ltd—
1
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd—___1
Continental
4,601
7 Vic
11c
-
'l7c
:
Consolidated
Consol Quebec
29
24V4
•
50c
-
5c
Ltd—l
28
241/4
Mines
Oil
&
"
28c
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines-Ltd—____—1
July
10c
"
,
8c
1.50
1.75 Jan
'
allc
3c
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.
;
5c
alOc
;
75c
.
Compagnie Miniere L-'Ungava
Consol Central
4 VaC
3,100
g.05
_*
29
24%
Jan
5J
*
i_.
Cleyeland Copper Corp———
Metals
3,500
5Gc
an(.
Ltd
Lake Mines Ltd—
Combined
15c
30c
;_i
Ltd
Ltd—
Jaculet
14 Vac
'I_
30c
'
1
Mines
Corp
Oils
'2.20
__1
<
,
Gold
6.10
1.97
I4%c
j
,5.90
1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd,
Cartier-Malar t ic
s.yo
1
.
Ltd
July
July
76.30 June
6.25
2.10
Oils T,td_—•
Canadian Lithium
Canorama
i
34 Vic July
_
High
Low
«
common-
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
25
A
Gas
of Prices
Low
>
Sugar
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
55c
77c
Calalta Petroleums Ltd
Last
July
Advocate
Cable Mines & Oils Ltd
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
'
Dollars
Jun
July
1.45
Jan
i
Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp—4
—_
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
25c
May
8c
Bonnyville
Oil &
Toronto Stock Exchange
High
May
1.26
'"""VH
1.'
Bay Mining—
Belleehasse Mining Corp
7.10
20c
Gc
——-I1
Bateman
JULY 25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
31c
32c
1
Barnat Mines■ Ltd
Shares
High
9.70
Ltd——_i
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
V7Par
.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A___l
FOR WEEK
Sales
Jun
May
1.34 May
May
M»r
6% May
16c
July
13
Mar
15
39
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(384)
4U
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Cabanga
*
Friday
Shares
Low
Consol Northland Mines!——
45c
49c
4,000
31c
Jan
55c
oils
1
27c
26c
33<;
36,971
12c
Jan
40c
Petroleum
July
Consolidated
25o
74c
69c
77c
33,500
45c
Jan
89c
July
Calalta
•
26%
25%
26%
1,350
17%
Feb
'27
68%
62%
Jan
73
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Campbell Chibougamau
Bread
Canada
•
._
i
70%
885
1
5.50
5.50
5.85
4,134
1
(
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
8.35
7.30
8.60
*
common
Cement
•
common
Preferred
Iron
Foundries
3.50
1,750
33%
1,339
25
Jan
34
28
28!'1
67
27
Jan
%
2.75
Jun
3.50 May
Feb
July
8
8
8%
515
6
Feb
29% Jun
8% July
10
common
201 £•
29%
29!::
210
25
Jan
30
50%
*
CI
Jun
Feb
67% July
23% July
25% July
1.50 Mar
2.50 Jun
61
62%
560
a
25 %
25%
50
2.18
2.18
2.25
1.10
2,700
70c
*
45
44%
45 %
1,540
34
Feb
48
•
July
44i/;,
44
45
3,032
34
Feb
45
July
95
95
60
80
Jan
95
95
95
95
5
88 '
Jan
97
July
V Mar
81c
65c
82c
2,250
55q
Jun
26
»
Lands
•
Packers class A.
B
_
Permanent Mortgage
Safeway Ltd pfd—«.
Canada
8.90 May
Jan
32 ■>,.%
25 !
Warrants
Canada
Jun
6.15
5.15
1.00
Canada Oil
Class
Jun
*
Canada Malting common
Preferred
Canada
11,060
Jun
3.95 Feb
3.45
33
20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
Canada Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Canada
SteamshiD
Canada,
Wire
20
100
warrants
-
Petroleum
&
Lines
Cable
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Atlantic
i
3.55
1
•
com
class
*
B
1
Minerals
36
1,400
1.20
Mar
Jun
1.16
Jan
Jan
4.80
3.50 Jan
36
5
32
Jan
39%
Jun
14
14%
1,975
12%
Apr
14 %
Apr
7%o
8c
6,800
5c
2
5.75
6.15
5,050
49%
48 %i
49%
2,078
•
32%
13,190
32%
31%
31%
32%
29
British
A
6.00
20
32%
1,830
•
9
9
9
530
•
13%
_
Preferred
Canadian
Aluminium
warrants.,
3.05
Canadian Canncrs class A
Canadian Celanese common..:
$1 preferred
.*
9%c Jail
Mar
25
Canadian Chemicul & Cellulose
Chieftain Pete
L
•>
Canadian
3
Collieries
•
common
Preferred
3.00
6.50 July
3.75 Feb
Jun
Jan
32% July
Jan
25
25%
50
Jan
40%
Regcouri Mines Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
16%
Apr
3.60
Jan
3.25
775
13%
14
1,870
13
May
13%
300
13
Feb
15% May
16% Mar
1 6%
16%
10%
100
15%
Feb
17
5%
5%
0
845
1.00
1.00
1.01
17,550
4.50
4.50
4.75
3,060
2.75
Apr
4.75 Mar
80c
Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers
Class
Class
B
Coulee
Lead
Zinc—
Cree
Oil
4.00
Apr
6% May
1.13
Apr
Crestbrook
Croinor
Jan
4.90 July
Jan
Cusco
5.00
Apr
6.60
Jun
Dome
500
•
21%
10%
20%
10%
Canadian Dredge & Dock
22 %
3,995
15
Jan
Canadian
1
80c
75c
84c
9,325
49c
Jan
pfd
Canadian
High
Homestead
620
6%
2.41
12,950
699
46
1.96
H«nine
Dominion
Electrohomc
7% July
Jun
2.41 July
17
Apr
Domlrtlon
Husky Oil
18 % July
30c
55c
Apr
Jan
2.40
Jan
Feb
Canadian
Malartic
Oil
8l'o
preferred
8
8%
Jan
8%
17
17%
2,288
1G
May
17 »/a
83
30
78
Jan
83
July
37c
35c
40c
17.000
19c
Jan
45c
July
28c
27c
Jun
*
100
—.
Tire
Canadian
Vickers
Corp
.
155
155
10
10 %
11%
2,125
pfd
5%%
5.50 Mar
2.10
8,200
27%
10,862
20%
Jan
28
Jun
67
13%
Apr
16%
Jan
8c
8c
14%
8%c
3,500
6c
Jan
15c
Jan
110
106
110
•»5
81
Jail
112
Jun
25%
50c
21
2.23
26%
350
21
Feb
30
May
16
350
13% July
16
20
21%
20%
2
5
20c
21
2.25
23c
640
75c
May
Apr
12c
Jan
25c
23%c
Jun
24c
July
1
18c
1
22Vbc
1.20
51c
55c
4,150
•
Ltd
Quartz
13 %c
12 %c
14c
41,300
9c
77c
77c
500
50c
Asbestos
8.05
8.10
_1
Corp
Ltd
Trethewey
Dominion
Del
Dominion
Central
Pat Gold
Chartered Trust
Chateau Gai Wines
Mines
East
Sullivan
Eastern
Mining
&
Elder
16c
17c
10c
11c
Corp
Explorers Alliance
14c
Apr
15c
2.50
Mar
39,226
1.15
July
May
1.35
5,420
96c
Jan
5.120
25%
11%
Jan
2,777
Jan
16 % May
11%
10%
11 %
350
7.70
Jail
11% May
22%
21%
22%
2,085
11 %
11%
100
31%
32%
7,430
Feb
1.78
Apr
Apr
95c
Jan
50c
21c
Feb
84c
May'
Jan
Jan,
Farwest
Grain
70
72
12%
12%
12%
9
8%
121
121
121
10
20c
20c
20c:
400
Jun
Ford
Apr
Foundation
6.10 Jan
9.35
July
9.15
25,503
88c
85c
89c
4,000
29c
25c
32c
227,664
66c
Jan
7c
Jun
1.18 May
37c
July
Canada
ot
Co
Francoeur
Fraser
(A
1.75
1.81
3,100
Jan
French
55
55
500
50
Feb
59
Feb
Froblshcr
18
18
125
14%
Jan
18
6c
7c
7,000
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
1.55
Apr
2.05
18C
1,300
16c
Apr
22c
Jan
15c
15c
3,000
10c
May
17C
July
48c
50C
6,475
31c
May
65c
Jun
Geco
Apr
25c
Mar
17c
July
18c
15c
18c
362,100
6 VaC Mar
18c
July
1.59
1.53
1.65
14,000
1.30 Mar
1.95
1.81
2.00
4,600
7c
8c
10.000
1.40 May
7c
Mar
40c
38e
42 c
12,100
25
25
25
485
73c
-1
11c
13
13%
21 %c 23 %c
16 Vac
15c 16 %e
32c
6c
12%
34c
6c
12%
Power
7c
Giant
Jan
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Ltd
Explor
57c
7c
63c
32c
43c
1.75
Jan
9c
July
Apr
12% July
1.05
July
3.50
Jan
General
page
42.
II.000
16c
18c
110,000
24%
1.02 May
July
35c
12c
Jan
24c
26%
6,229
21
Apr
28
Jun
19
1,550
14 %
Jan
19
May
16 VB
1,255
14%
Apr
19
Jan
1.16
65,950
97c
Jun
45c
4,110
40c
July
2,300
18c
15 %c
•
38%
20c
50,160
38%
38%
590
28%
28%
50
7c
7c
1.000
G5c
__
80c
14,600
5.00
1.78
8bc
Jan
Glenn
9%c Mar
21c
Jan
41
25%
Jun
30%
Jun
Jau
5%c
Apr
13c
30c
Jan
80c
39%
38%
40
475
33%
Jan
41
86 %
85%
87%
665
66 %
Jan
88%
13%
13%
2,248
12%
Jun
13% July
10c
lie
26.550
5c
Jan
12c
26%
27%
681
Jan
27% July
90
90
25
7.90
8.00
500
7.00
Jan
1.63
1.83
11,220
1.18
Jan
*
27%
._100
_10
22%
90
94
July
One
for
new
Eagle
95c
Jan
Golden
500
26c
Jan
35c
Jan
Goldfields
20 %c Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
5 % c Jan
10,000
6%c
500
14c
35,433
7
Apr
Jan
33%
33%
34
1,610
27
Jan
106
105%
106
195
101
Jan
106 Vb
Jun
109
109
10
103 %
Jan
111%
Jun
14
15%
10,340
7.95
Jau
6%
7
940
4.90
Jan
4%
class
9% May
Graham
Bousauet
8c
Jun
Great
Lakes
Jan
16%
Jun
Great
Northern
Jan
6.00
Jun
3.20
4,380
25c
34c
18,033
40c
40c
1,170
29c
Jan
58c
45c
61c
July
July
12,413
48c
Jan
80c
Jun
4,300
40c
Feb
16c
July
25c
Mar
GOc
2.30
2.40
1,310
30c
2.30
5%c
16.n;>o
227,750
50c
33c
12,000
40c
40c
4,500
•
3.95
3.80
4.00
•
5,320
19%
19%
20%
5,439
1.55
1.50
1.60
1
21c
7,950
1.62 Jan
19c
29c
2.10
163a
1.13
Jan
Jap
Jtin
Jan
May
3.30
34c
Jun
3.80 Jan
33
7%
8
665
16c 17 Vac
7,100
90
27% May
5% Jail
-
35
July
8
17c
1
5.85
5.00
5.85
3,324
28c
28c
31c
8.100
26c
July
2.10
lie
10c
13c
6,420
5c
May
17c
July
5c
Jan
12c
26c
Jun
38c
7%c May
68c
May
July
July
10%c
4.25
8% Jun
Jan
19c
Jan
7.05 May
7e
9c
1
32c
30c
33c
13,300
33c
20 %c
42c
401,475
•
common
155
155
155
35
48
48
48
15
10c
5,600
9c
13,600
135
Feb
155
45% Mar
49
—1
July
Apr
July
* July
7c
Mar
20c
18c
21c
5,200
18c
July
1.35
1.32
1.40
8,200
92c
Feb
—•
31%
29
31%
1,177
27'/a
Jan
34
22%
17
Jan
23% July
8% May
*
Class
1
common
B
HVbc July
49c
1.52
23%
725
7%
7%
1,480
6%
Jan
3.65
3.75
340
3.00
Jan
2.25
Jan
3.50
Jan
20 Vb
Jun
Apr
28c
July
3.15
Develop
Uranium
•
19c
3.25
550
18%
1
18 %
200
19C
21c
64,800
15
16 %C
4.40
Greyhound Lines
•
10%
10%
10%
1,360
lOV'a Mar
11
July
Gulch
Ltd
1
19 %c
18 VaC
22c
55,800
8%c Jan
May
July
Gulf
Mines
1
8c
7%C
8c
10.500
7c
1
17%
16 %
17%
14,890
8.30
8.15
8.35
13.125
8,000
95c
2.55 Jun
38c
67c
4.05
July
May
Gunnar
Mines
Warrants
Gwillim
i
Lake
Gold
7 VaC
1
8CI
8,300
17c
65c
8,< 00
49c
Jan
75c
30c
Feb
34c
51,899
16c
Mar
44c
7c
7c
3,250
4c
Jan
14c
July
July
July
Jun
Apr
Apr
22c
July
Jan
13c
Jan
12%
Jan
19%
5.70
Jan
8.60
4!be
Jan
12c
Jun
Arir
July
Gypsum Lime & Alab
•
35
34%
35%
390
27
Jan
35% May
Hahn
•
19
19
19
50
16
Apr
20
1
85c
71c
86C
92,866
49c
Apr
7%
7%
135
7
Fel)
Jun
20 % July
1.82 July
32c
Mines
Lead
Jan
Jun
Mar
7%
warrants
Plains
Greyhawk
9c
3.75
common
Gas
Warrants
Great
9c
9c
60c
31 %C
41Vb July
Jan
35c
20c 21 %c
Mar
Feb
2.75
1
Power
54c
32%
400
•
Mines
3.10
Jan
6,634
3.25
32
*
41 %
1
Mines
10%
Jan
Jan
40
three old
Paper
2.30
May
65
•
Lakes
22c
Jun
18 Vb
Jan
53% May
1
Great
5%c Jan
~
7.00
3.20
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
10,130
A
8
15% July
1
Canada
20c
4.80
410
preferred
Mar
7%c
16,105
56%
35 % May
11 %c May
10c
14%
17%
55%
41 %
1
Granduc
4.50
16 %
56%
Uranium
Grandroy
3.05
10%
1
Mines
Feb
14! 8
V
50
Manitou
Jan
7%c Jan
15
2.25 May
Ltd
10c
19,700
4,500
17,421
Feb
•
100
1
Gold
each
Goodyear Tire
9c
14,500
9c
9.00
1.65
Gold
Jan
9c
Jun
Apr
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
60c
7%
Jun
•
Mines
Mines
35,200
4,200
July
J/4 July
Being exchanged for
Gold
24c
July
July
26
*
Mining
Uranium
Goldcrest
Feb
Feb
7.20 May
_..l
Yellowknife
19c
GOc
Jan
Mar
19
6.50
*
Feb
27 %c
Feb
21 %c
15%
20c
Ltd
7c
1
•
21 %c 22 %c
99c
Products Mfg class A
Steel Wares common
Mines
2,000
3.05
1
Mines
55
6.15
A
Canada
9c
2
Mines
see
10
Jan
1
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
4%c Mar
Jun
9c
Sineltlng
Jan
182
1%
Petroleum
Glacier
1,500
9%
23c
footnotes
Jan
160 %
8c
For
47 %c
Jan
16c
-
Feb
May
9c
Consolidated Mogul
Jan
47
54
1
Motors
15c
14%
1
Jun
18c
„
7
12c
*
Ltd
38c
Jan
1.12
1
12c
1
Oils
20 %c
8
22c
Mac
Genex
87
1
Mlc
Feb
July
42
1
Mining &
19 %c
280
Consolidated
Consolidated
36c
Jan
1,150
7
ponsolldated
1
Jun
7%c
1
Jan
100
9C
Mines
Jan
10c
6.50
-
:
12c
1
Apr
19c
1
common
12c
Cadillac
Gold
Jan
158
8c
4.60
Marcus
7%
11c
'9%
7%
Gamma
Jan
25
Feb
Jun
26c
26
Ltd
Mines
10%c
9%
63c
Jun
48c
7-000
19
preferred
5%% preferred
8,500
47,400
54c
24c
Howey Gold
1.80 July
2.15
85,666
16%c
__1
5%
6G,800
1.90
32c
Marbenor
Jan
1.80
1,000
53.805
Oonsol Fenimore Iron Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake
Consolidated
55
157%
10
Mines
Consolidated
Jun
50c
Mines
Consolidated
4,474
2.25 Jun
40
1.80
__~Il
July
15c
Mar
24
Jail
38,050
54
__1
84c
1.05
31c
30c
22Vic
common
General
22%c
1
72c
30c
25 %c July
10 %c 12 %c
31c
1
25
preferred
Ltd
14% July
1
%
Feb
7c
•
General
1
Apr
May
50c
lie
——1
preferred
3.15 May
Arrow
9%
125
May
IB
17,940
Golden
Feb
Jun
20c
14.300
common
2.50
Consolidated Halliwell
•
7%
119
Jun
169,082
•
2.40
2.50
13%
"~i
500
1
Ltd
J)
Pete
Gatineau
18c
1
Consolidated East Crest
13 Vb May
Jun
•
Mines
Jan
11c 14 %e
Companies
55
Cockshutt
Demson
10
16c 16 Vac
J
class
new
Mines
Frciman
1.77
Cochenour Willans
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
73% July
Jan
Development
Dynamics
Warrants
Consolidated
23%
Jan
Feb
1
General
Oonsolidated
Jan
50
3,711
9
18%
1,876
8c
Kirkland
Federal
General
...
11% Jan
1,025
-
60c
—20
Feb
Central
Jan
I,500
...
A
3.50 Mar
Consolidated
21%.
97
82,900
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
4.25
Flln
32% July
101% Jun
9%
21
Jun
Jan
870
70
*
23% Jan
25
10
9%
21
Ltd
Cop
class
50
Calliman
12% May
-—1
Preferred
530
Beta
24
May
40c
Tungsten
Federal
3.65
*
Jun
11
25o
47
Consolidated
29%
20% Feb
100% 100V4
Warrants
2.70
Consolidated
--
10
.*
Fargo Oils Ltd
8.25 May
.
/
•
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Apr
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mines.I
32%
*
47
Development
July
July
1.62 May
19c
15%
Famous Players Canadian
Jan
•
Feb
:25c
29%
...—
2.60
Conro
10!'aC Jun
7 VaC
Jail
14
Bakeries
Key
?7C
1.31
—1
General
Con
10,500
17,166
3.05 July
22 VaC Apr
28%
Nickel
FnleonbrJdge
Apr
-2.50
8,009
•
1.31
Eureka
General
Coniaurum
Jail
15%
r
Jun
_
Feb
2.50
•
——
July
ConiagaB Mines
—
11c
7%
950
•
Mines
69c
Life
32c
710
-
29%
Mining Ltd
Equitable Life Insurance
5.45
-
July
—2
El Sol
3.50
33c
Jun
21c
Mar
33 %c
v
%
—1*
Mines
Eldrich
3.25
47
Jun
31
49%
Apr
6%c Jun
12
32c
Smelting
78c
National
16% Jan
43
Jan
65c
Match Co
Eddy
700
6c
July
1.90
Apr
—1
Jan
Confederation
13c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
i
Jan
Conduits
1.25
Jan
2.20
12c
—.—.——l
40c
Petroleum
7%c
78C
V 4.45 July
117,600
3.05
common
Mines
50c
Commonwealth
10
45c
11%
common
Eastern Metals
9,200
Mines
365
37c
————
18,100
Enterprises
48 %
.1
East Am pill Gold
East Malartic Mines
53c
Yellowknife
22%
47%
14c
70c
Combined Metals
22%
12%c 13 %C
16c
70c
Combined
22%
1
52c
Colomac
Jun
l
300
1
12c
Copper Co Ltd
6,100
II
Mar
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Duvan
52c
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream Conner
6c
17c
1
Cody Reco
9,500
73c
3.75
Chromium Mining & Smelting
*
Jun
9%c 11 %c
__
70c
Chimo
Equip
90c
13c
70c
Farm
Feb
16c
3.55
25
60c
2.50
!.
1
Chrysler
200
70c
1
Mines.
1,900
72c
Jan
July
common
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Gold
12,000
1.50
72c
*
75o
Min
12c
1.40
1
1
Cop
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
11c
1.40
Mudge
3.75
1
1.60 Mar
33c
July
July
Mines
3.45
*
_
1,525
100
&
8.70
20
'
Mines
Donalda
Donnell
8.75
•
Kay rand
12,383
245,100
1
Oil
Chesterville
18c
1.30
1
Porcupine
2.10
•
Textile
3.55
•
1.90
__
Woollens
8.05
•
3.40 Mar
10%
Preferred
1
_
__L
,
Rio
1,110
30c
Stores
•
;
Athabaska
Central
17c
20c 22 %c
1.20
Jun
)
4,000
35.1
51c
Mines
2,000
Jan
1
Warrants
Jan
16
23c
Mines
4.00
Apr
25%
20
1
Explorations
Gold
11% July
26%
20
Oil
Candore Exploration
Cariboo
July
14%
Copper Co
Captain
155
Jan
150
Jun
103% May
27%
•
preferred
Canadian Western
1.80
Apr
97% Jan
14%
common
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Chib
155
1.00
29 % July
23%
•
Canadian
Cheskirk
25
Jun
10
Corp
Charter
3,366
102
Jun
1
Thorium
Central
10,510
29
102
1.85
Canadian
Castle
34c
28 %
28%
5%
2*
preferred..
Cayzor
28c
11
•
1955 warrants
Cassiar
Jun
100
Canadian Pacific Railway
Erin
Jun
8.35
83
common
Canadian Petrofina
Can
14%
L~_
warrants
Can Met
9.55 Mar
4.50 Mar
17%
•
preferred
Canam
6,134
7,50
*
Gold
Cos
5%
1953
14%
1,440
2,514
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian
13%
"g
55c
4.30
250
Dominion Tar & Chemical
50
Preferred
July
54c
4.25
•
15% Mar
7.50
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
12
90c
—100
690
141;,
17%, May
Jun
Foundry & Steel common..*
18 %
1
18% May
Jan
10 % July
15c
Magnesium
17
Warrants
Apr
16%
41c
Preferred
Dominion
Dominion Steel & Coal
Feb
1.65
16 %
159
7%c Jan
Ind
48% July
18% July
750
July
2.23 July
139,768
■
Jan
26,926
Jun
14c
Jun
16
35c
Apr
29%c
•
Dominion
Jun
1.08
37
2.18
July
5%
2.50
10
35c
4.10
816
3.05
Petroleum
420
1.95
Feb
Jan
4.40 May
•
46
~~
1.05
11%
„
16%
2.10
39,336
2.14
2.29
100
511
__
*
Seagrams—.—.—
46
10c
Jan
100
-
72c
Mines
Dominion
Canadian
Oils
17%
20c
Mar
7c
Jun
Jan
21C
1
•
Oils
15c
11,714
1
*
Crest
91,700
Apr
108
-
18c
J-
11% May
May
'
5
_——_—_*
A
22%
Apr
16
100
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Class B
;:
Canadian
7%-
78c
Jan
9% Jan
16%
3.35
104
58c
1
11,297
7%
10
19c
—_1
6.00
2.21
107
34% May
69c
Mines—...
5.80
16%
Apr
Mar
7.50
Jan
24 %
—1
class
Palmer
Devon
5.90
2.34
4.85
8,563
28,250
50,385
Gold Mines—
Dcldona
•
16%
3,695
31%
July
May
90c
Jan
12
48 %
Deer Horn
Dome
*
5.80
19c
12c
VaC Jan
17%
13%c
Brewis Mining
Distillers
16%
55c
12 %c Mar
17%
1
Decoursey
Apr
Products
4
18,800
17
5
B
Jun
Food
16,500
1
Leather
Class
1.65
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common
;
Daragon Mines
Davis
Feb
Canadian
23,700
8c
17-Mb
1
10
Mines
1.35
*
17c
79c
11%
—
Daering Explorers
3,675
pfd_
May
12
50
common
Minerals
2,900
Steel
14c
1.88
1
Timber
Zellerbach
77c
Drawn
Jan
200
4.25
Trust
Crowpat
1.55
Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle Oil warrants
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
8%c
;?
2.10
Crown
75c
Canadian
9%c
Jun
17
-
1
—
Pershing
1.45
Devonian Petroleum.
Apr
29c
24c
9%c 11 %C
1.93
Warrants
75o
65c
50 c
5
—
Canada
of
CrestaUrum Mines
1.50
Wright
Apr
3.35
5
24c
Warrants
1
Curtis
40c
29
—>
*
—
5,873
107
——1•
——1
•
;
Feb
40c
5.50
31 %
4
—*
Imperial ———L—*
Cosmos
Apr
8c
15c
5.55
•
—
45c
74c
100
Conwest
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing.——
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
;
Corby Distillery class A
Jan
5c
/
7%c
—
___10
—
24c
2,696
9%c
77c
•
5.500
7c
40c
15c
__1
Co common
Gas
A
•
Canadian
Canadian
1
Consolidated
High
40c
6c
40e
9%c
1
Consolidated Sannorm
Low
37c
__
—
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar
-1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32% July
Mar
8
13%
•
Canadian
%
—1
1
—
Shares
.
36
14!>1*
80
3.70
4,150
Oils
Peak
Crown
Oil
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Class
Low
Consolidated
xvlines
caoie
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
JULY 25
Sales
Brass
Halmon
Mining
Carpets
Harding
Hard
Rock
Harrison
Hasaga
common
Gold
*
Mines
Mines
—
,
1
10c
1
Minerals
Gold
15c
1
10c
12,500
12c
15c
19,300
19%C
20c
6,000
9%c
8%c
8c
12%c
Jun
1.04 May
8
May
14c
July
Mar
18c
May
Apr
21c
July
Jan
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Volume
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/
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STOCKS
Par
J
Low
l
Red Lake
Heath, Gold Mines
Heva Gold Mines
High wood
Sarcee
Home Oil
Co
Apr
11c
Jun
Midrim Mining..
45c
50c
21,950
33c
Jan
79c
Jan
Midwest
7%c
3%c
5,500
6c
Jan
10c
July
-i
5%c
5%c
4,250
1.50
14,500
...
i
...
—20o
20c
19%c
4%c Jan
2.000
Jun
350
39%
Apr
50
2,8<s5
20%
Jan
25%
30c
Mlndamar
July
21
20%
Class B
20%
18%
34%
34 %
35
4.45
4.50
50
2 2%
Howard. Smith Paper common
19%
Mimng —....
Hudson BSy Mining & Smelting.
HildsonBay OiL
Oils
1
21
Apr
21
25 %
Jan
35
440
3.05
Feb
50
2,543
39%
22%
5.163
15% Mar
1.05
1.19
9,300
77c
Z"
"
July
July
50
Apr
July
22% July
130
32
Jan
41
51%
320
43%
Jan
•
10%
10%
10%
700
6%
Jan
51% July
10% Jun
49
Feb
80
38 %
Feb
47% July
14% Jun
8%c
65
65
65
25
■■.'.^■45-v.
45
47%
10,333
13%
10
13
13%
3,751
650
.
6%
6%
1
6%c
6%c
Corp Ltd common.*
34%
34%
7%c
36%
12%
11
13
100
95
95
98
60
50
48
48
48
30 ;
3.40
3.40
3.60
.
$4 % preferred
$2 %. preferred
32,000
7,110
.
1,570
:
-
12% Jan
5"%
5c
Jan
13
92
Mar
98
44
Jan
50
10% May
10 % Mar
10%
13 ,%
1.3.%
13%
._1
5%
5%
5%
2.53
2.53
2.70
1,435
300
46c
48c
15,500
..
_
Co
Nickel
.Zll
^
National
.950
5%
Nealon
2.50
40c
11
Journal
Feb
67c
Kenviile
'■
New
Petroleum
Dufault
13%
15
4,725
9%
Jan
23,100
52c
1.75
1.65
1.76
1.80
1.G5
1.85
I,800
16c 22 %c
32,650
12c
July
1.80
71,950
89c
Jan
30c
20c
1.70
1.70
82c
107,875
13c
12,200
6
6' •'»
5,970
72c
68c
G%
Jan
1.40 Mar
Goldvue
La Ice
Jan
94c
Jun
15c
July
7
May
23c
8c
6
*
14c 15%c
50,246
1.3c
14c
15c
16,250
10%c
Jan
29c
5,300
20c
Feb
40c
15c
19c
96,900
8c
Jan
23c
15%
115
New
Hosco
15
Mines
Jason
Newlund
New
July
July
July
Manitoba
New
Leitcb
Jan
Newnarlh
Mining
&
Exploration..
*
Gold
New
New Taku
Niagara Wire
2.25
2.25
500
1.90 Feb
5%
1,605
2.20
2.45
1,975
6%
550
6 '
5%c
5%c
6C
1,000
17%
16%
17%
5,120
1.51
1.60
600
/
May
38c
6%
Mar
5c
95c
4,000
27c
7c
II,600
51,983
5c
36c
70c
Jan
40c
'Jun
Jan
Mar
14c
Mar
Jan
26
5,325
4,2 JO
14% May
91c
Apr
19
July
40c
18
19
..Zi
1.06
71c
2,318
3.00
3.15
4,380
83
589
1.15
Jan
80c
Janv
9%c
2,050
7c
Jan
Il2c
13,300
16c
Jan
29c
5.05
4.85
5.05
3,o25
Jan
5.25
2,800
2.75
Jan
3.25
400
2.20
Jan
2.95
Feb
23c
1.500
23c
3.90
Jan
23c
Jan
Feb
20
22%.
22%
375
20
20
10
19
108,600
95c
Jan
10c
6c
Jan
12c
m.
Jan
11c
5c
6c
1.81
1.90
120
120
25
1.50
120
30
31
1,335
28%
Jan
30%
Feb
22
Jan
32
47
46%
47
742
41% Jan
47
f>c
4%c
5c
14,566
3%c Mar
6%c Jan
5
5
25
Jun
6% Mar
5
10c
6,500
11 %c
Apr
51c
54c
17,200
49C
Mar
68C
Jan
32c
4,600
24c
50c
Feb
26C
29c
149,800
10c
May
May
33c
July
Mar
11c
8c
8c
51c
1
29C
8C
7c
8?
6,000
2.90
3.00
2,415
7%c Mar
2.90
5c
25c
10C
May
Gold
O'Brien
Massey-Ferguson
5,764
23% Jan
2.50
19,350
45C
45c
45c
200
..._.10c
1
1.05
8,000
1,355
4C
29,125
3c
1.00
1.00
1.00
5,425
90c
8c
8c
4,300
"a
8
56c
45C
58c
8c
8c
9
265
261,900
3,500
\J?
4%C Jan
5%c Jan
9%c Apr
7%c
9c
1.05
Jun!
7c
Jan
4c
May'
1.34 Jan
May
11%
100
75c
88c
10,164
57c
1.89
3,040
90c
May
July
7c
9,500
5o
Feb
13c
17c
6,000
8c
Jan
44
43
44
5,285
35V4
Jan
6c
7%c
5%c
Apr
9c
Jau
7c
Jan
27c
July
23c
23c
26c
8,000
17,380
2.70
2.65
2.75
3,245
24c
22c
10c
10c
29c
25c
25C
37,800
12c
.
3.20
21,100
29c
229,675
3.35
860
33%
34
60
53c
58c
87c
73c
89c
3.30
3.20
3.50
109,200
125,730
12,789
S4
'
29c
Jun
8%
93
93%
140
26 %c
28c
78,400
3.75
3.75
100
16C
58%
17c
12,200
60
1,518
48c
14C
462,425
56,510
24c
4,300
23c
22c
1.2B
2.35
2.80
2.85
50c
1
13C
13c
15c
50
__J
78c
•
78c
12c
50
6.00
Apr
28c
Jan
62
Jan
18c
Apr
2.75
Feb
33%
Jun
July
37c
Mar
89c
2.71
Apr
1.85 Apr
2,925
785
11
Jan
14% Jun
43
100
39
Apr
44
3.25
3.35
540
13%
160
13
150
75c
3.00
Jan
May
Apr
2.40
Jan
1.01
Apr
5.00 Apr
1.30 Jan
•
12%
12%
12%.
3,274
10
Feb
14% Jun
125
24
May
29
26
26
20
3.40
3.45
510
20
20 %c
25c
3,500
*
23 %c
20c
24c
136,100
20c
18c
20c
4,500
7c
7c
1,000
91c
81c
93c
64,130
15%
15%
2.70
Jan
&
Gold
33c
Jan
10%c Mar
40c
14c
Jun
30c
July
July
4c
Mar
8c
July
45 %c
Apr
Feb
16
I,185
16 %
Jun
6c
7%c
26,550
Mar
9c
Jan
17c
5,500
11 %c
Jan
23c
1.15
1.25
6,095
1.15
July
21c
18c
22c
15,250
ll%c
Jan
1.95
1.90
1.95
10,470
1.55
Jan
2.10 May
Jan
55c
13%
5c
36c
206
25
77c
70,350
11%
Jan
13% Feb
49c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.55
32c
July
May
40c
40c
43c
9.00
8.60
9.10
8,963
5.75
Feb
9.10
3.05
3.05
100
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mar
11c ll%c
3,100
ll%c
'
3,500
-
Jun
10C
Jun
20c
Jan
July
.1
54c
44c
51c
14,600
19c
Jan
60c
34c
34c
35c
5,400
25c
Jan
44c. July
Apr
20% Jan
1
18%
18
19%
5,413
15%
•
29%
28%
29%
2,006
26% May
33 %
Jun
50c
55c
6,900
41c
Apr
66c
Jun
26c
26c
30c
8,600
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
9c
135,800
•
—lOo
1
———1
1
1
-1
1
4V2C Jan
5%c
5%c
6c
22,000
3%c
Jan
58o
57c
64c
II,281
37 %c
Jan
700
47c
40c
47c
2,400
33i
Jan
62i
Mat
21c
18c
21c
17,050
14c
Jan
25C
15c
15c
1GC
3,566
13c
Jan
23c
July
July
18c
Feb
1
1.25
23 %c
27c
2,900
8%
9
670
46
46
50
40
*
24
24
100
2
1.70
1.61
1.75
9,025
—1
27c
24 %C
27c
18,500
1
1.15
1.12
Oil preferred
6%
400
Mar
10
July
46
July
May
1.55 Apr
24%c
Jun
July
1.17
5,600
70c
Jan
71c
71c
75c
26,700
38c
Jan
1
1.06
1.00
1.10
5,775
60c
Jan
•
1
1.00
95c
1.00
800
92c
July
3.10
20c
1.00
&
Minerals
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
Pioneer
Jan
Pitch
Ponder
Jun
July
July
Apr
10
10'%
8.00
24c
24c
28c
4,000
24c
34
34
35%
1,003
28%
Apr
35% July
1
*
37c
37c
37c
500
35c
Jun
46c
Jan
64%
64%
65%
312
54%
Jan
67%
Jun
1
2.60
2,60
2.68
600
2.25
Jan
3.55 May
•
4.75
4.50
4.80
5,450
3.85 May
5.00 July
7c
5%c
Royalties.
Mfg
Gold
;
•
'
7c
28,000
5c
5c
2.85
20c
4.00
3.60
4.15
4,880
Electric
•
1.50
1.50
1.60
8,900
1
6.25
6.25
6.30
1
4.75
4.75
5.00
8,135
*
1.00
1.00
1.00
79c
•
1
2.62
2.56
2.70
2,400
28,875
19c
15c
20c
639,385
5c
East
Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
13
Jun
Prospectors Allways
13%
Jun
Producers
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1.14 May
Apr
May
1.05
20,500
1,175
Gold
Border
Gas
90
4,200
7c
Premium Iron Ore
Provo
1.73
10%
1.30
6c
10
Corp
Proton
Jun
1.75 July
1.23 Feb
1.14
Rher
President
1.29 Jun
80c
•
Oils
Premier
Jan
Feb
•
Jun
Jun
40c
1.28
Placer Development
July
2.05
1
of British Columbia
Uranium
July
Power
Jan
25% Mar
50c
Gold
Ore
-
July
Feb
•
Oil
11 %c Feb
Jun
23
common
Jan
9c
7c
5%c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Peruvian
Oil
17c
13%
'/r
1.35 July
1.18
•
—*
Mines
Pipe
49
12%
July
4.25 Jan
May
18c
16c
7c
common
Gas
Prairie
22c
35c
Apr
13%
1.90 Jan
1,104
1.05
—50
Prairie
.
Feb
12%
Feb
-1
oils
Pipeline
July
July
July
8C
Feb
4.00 Jan
14
3,500
II
Preferred
48c
10%c Jan
46
170
21.000
3.50 'Feb
2.25
12%
4.00
PCE
Powell Rouyn
9,500
49
July
July
4.60 Feb
3.05
Paymaster
May
Feb
9%c
.
58c
1.15
1
Amalgamated Mines
83
Jan
4.15 May
Feb
44
48c
13%
•
1
Mines
93% July
2.20
May
1.05
—
Western
Jan
Jan
15c July
33c
43
3.35
1
*
Parbec Mines
Jan
Apr
Feb
36c
V
2.11
*
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
67%
14c
3.05 Jun
1.10
Mines..
87
6%c
Jan
July
45% Jun
May
7%c Mar
12c
Jun
7c
12%
43
—
Pnwpl'
Jan
48
71c
50c
May
61C
9%c
77C
18c
11c
49
13 %
77% Mar
20,936
9%c
•
13.50
76c
7,511:
8% July
Feb
94
2.25
2.05
18c
2.23 Mar
Petrol Oil & Gas
93
1.51 Jan
3.75
Petroleums
Pacific
Page
Perron
8%c Jan
27c
July
■
11% July
9% Mar
1.15
Gas
Pamour
Permo
5%
17c
Jan
12c
1.82
90o
Lake
11%
3.75
Mines
-
Ormsby Mines
Penmans
21,652
13c
42.
36%c Jan
•
Orange Crush
O.renada Gold
July
106,700
39c
page
Jun
•
Warrants
12c
8%
14c
For footnotes see
12c
2.11
Jockey Club common
Ontario
Jan
26c
42C
Midcon Oil & Gas
852,600
3,500
1,500
Opemiska Copper
Mar
8%
•
Mexican Light & Power com
Preferred
25c
16%c 16 %c
1
Malartic
YO'Leary
5c
23 %C
1
pfd
Jan
18c
11%
1
Oils
/ Okalta
25c
24c
•
Mines
Jan
17c
July
1
7% Feb
May
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mining
40c
Apr
1
PemMnn
99c
McKenzie
Island
July
Jun
•
Jan
26c
50
Uranium
22c
7c
25o
;—
Jan
Feb
1,430
Meta
May
20c
16 %c
Cement
Ocean
9% Feb
93c
Jun
Feb
83
mptiu
July
12c
8,700
1
1
;—;
1.20
8c
93%
Mersey Paper 5 % %
July
lie
90,793
•
Ltd
12c
40c
93
Z
12c
Mar
9c
1.25
——
Natural
May
6%cMar
60,300
76%
Mines—
Feb
6c
23c
1
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
46,900
83
Gold
7.25 July
6c
7%c
1.05
Ltd
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
10c
93
Petroleums
20c
1.05
Jan
87c
100
McWatters
Feb
July
July
—-•
6c
9C
59 %
Mentor Expl & Dev
17c
.
1.05
-
July
18% July
76c
common—
Lake
Mar
8c
2,500
.—
Jan
17% July
10c
17c
Red Lake
13c
9c
20,184
1,570
—
Pardee
80c
*
Red
1,166,053
19,200
4,500
19,500
3.75
7c
l
July
•
1
*..100
•
Preferred
Mar
3.00
1
8c
Mar
6c
18%
Maybrun Mines
Mpdolltor
4c
5c
3%c
•
common
11c
-•
50c
—1
Consol
Prontenac
2.80 May
July
17%
6C
1
Preferred
Matachewan
1.15 Jan
Jan
45c
4c
•
1
Maxwell Ltd
McMarmac
1.70
1
1
Ltd
9,500
7c
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Pan
325
34%
:
9c
14c
6%c
50
Paramaque
20%
30
2.25
—
Feb
Jan
5%c
Mines
34% July
20%
31
2.49
1.05
•
Mines
July r
4%c
5c
Mines
20% July
20%
»
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
49c
59C
4,500
6%c
Z*
1
Oils
Feb
*
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
Mar
2.59
7c
Quebec Power common
July
1
Goldfieids
25c
35c
13 %c
Ontario
35c
B
Uranium
-
Jan
6%C
warrants
15c
5c
Mines
18'A
Maneast
July
1.83
23c
,
50
Jan
90c
class
Majortrans
McColl
24c
preferred
Malartic
Marcon
14,150
35,000
4,516
25c
1.05
Maner Shoes Ltd
i
27c
10c 10 %c
I
1
Mines
Cons
Feb
62c
Jan
3.20 Jun
2.40 Jan
Apr
Apr
20% July
Sporting Goods
Mages
Magnet
35c
1.01
Jan
'v'i: 5C
Obaska Lake Mines
Jun
1
Lake Gola
Red
Apr
Mar
22c
warrants
Nudulama
July
1
Bloedel
Macmillan
Madsen
40
69c
2.01
6%c
*
Norvalle
31% July
32
3,066
5,677
22
31%
—1
6%
Ltd
MacLeod's
45c
-
Jan
July
July
8%c July
4c
18,614 "
60,800
...
14c
18c
15c
32c
1,05 * 1.13
75c
Uranium
Northland
32 % May
30 %
31%
30%
\
Mines
8%c
Apr
l0%c July
Jan
lie
1.85
Northern
July
5
Gold
7c
41%
Jan
*
Northern Telephone
2.30 May
Jan
Feb
81
_•
Co
it
Jan
27% May
Jan
6c
19c
"
Northern
July
6,000
37,000
3,845
31c
ocK-n
....
«0c
220
37,833
242,290
3,420
69c
.1
l
A
1957
May
4c
5C
A
Mines
14,000
32c
8c 10 %c
43c
16c
•
1956
1.68 May
1.55
9c
.1
Explorations
July
3.35
.1
Nickel
Osisko
Macassa
19c
—1
Northern Canada Mines
July
1.26
1.40
-1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Macfie
Mar
8%c
Class
22 % July
30 V*
Macdonald Mines
Apr
lie
1.05
Common'warrants
Jun
19c
19
20
.30
Mining
3c
500
27c
Class A warrants—
Jun
2.80
Warrants
Lyndhnrst
50,500
15c
13c
Preferred
Feb
2.90
2.50
120
Mines
3%c
30c
13c
North Star Oil common
May
Iso
Uranium
6c
15c
31c
7c
Mines
Northspan
Jan
21c
1.90
Long Island Petroleums
650
1
Rankin
'North
May
20c
—I
class
41
1
North Goldcrest Mines
87
9%c
A
Hosiery
40%
6c
North Canadian Oils common
3.40 May
Feb
2.70 Jan
80
20c
common
London
23% May
4,0%
19% Apr
32% Jan
7c
—
Norsyncomaque Mining
Oils Ltd
Apr
9%C
—
Explorations
Lorado
1.14
70c
3.15
.50C
Preferred
995
38c
Mines
Nor pax
Jun
.2,846
...3
Lomega
21
2.25
Northcal
Jan
8c
2,500
25
2.80
—
5.00 Apt
20%
36c
;
Mines
Norlartic
Jan
2.80
...
class
4.00 Jan
40c
Normetal Mining Corp
,
8%c July
73c
18%
lie
24U,
18%
_•
Lac Gold
Cos
22% Jun
20
24% Jan
2.10
common
Norgold
1
19% May
2.06 Apr
Feb
1
Class B
May
375
38c
Mines—
Nor and a
Jan
'8c
Jnn
14% Jan
43c
11c
-1
*lst preferred
26c
21
Nisto Mines
Nor Acme Gold
7% May
6c
:
—
Jan
Feb
14% May i
100
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
2.70 Jun
1
Mines
Loblaw
Jun '
36c
770
Nipisslng Mines
Jun
5% July
75c
38c
40c
40C
2.49 Mar
Feb
4.20
1
Goiu
July
Jan
.-1
Groceterias
% May
July
75% July
4.10
2.20
Mines
Rouyn
Superior Oils
July
..1
A
27%
2,800
5,450
16,700
5,310
Exploration—
Senator
29c
—:
Candy
20
27'/a
.500
Smelting
Rouyn Merger
68c
25
Mines.
Long
15%c Jan
Jan
7c
New
15% July
1
__
Mines
Little
9,000
7c
New
Jan
1
Lexmuin
2,312
18c
1
Jun
17%c JUly
"—I
Gold
Loblaw
14%
17c
—1
July
July
20c
5,500
1
Gold
10%
July
10% July
1
Mylamaaue
62,234
_.l
Lencourt
16c
New Minda-Scotia.
68c
ti
Jones class
&
20,225
8c
Mlhes.
25c
Mines
Secord
20c
Mines
24c
2.20
Mines
Lawson
18c
60c
Mines
New Kelore
5%
Lamaque Gold Mines
Latin American
Laura
72c
20
New Harricana
50c
5GC
01%
Shore
Luz
La
78c
Apr
27%
.20
Mines
lie
Mines
Osu
Jun
41c
—1
Mines
»
.1
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
Jan
55C
9,500
Continental Oil of Canada-
New
22 % c July
1.90 July
28c
15%c
Debentures
Lake
64
86,637
1
13%
1
Gas
2,020
74c
l52c
17c
Preferred
Lake
75%
1
Delhi
,.
Mines
;
Dickenson Mines
(John) ;Ltd.
Lakeland
75
III
New
New
IG 3 LjC
Mines.
40
68c
.
16
33
8c
July
15% July
1.80 July
2.00 July
40 c
Cinch
14% Apr
100
15c
July
14c
Minerals
Lake
320
40
_.1
July
52
15 \\
Labrador Minine «&
16
CO
.200
72c
Ltu_.
Townsite
Jun
July
May:
15%
...1
49
^Warrants
Labatt
77c
ZZi
Mines
New Chamberlain
55
—i
Klrkland Hudson Mines..
Kifkland
Apr
New Calumet
Jan
Jan
IZZZZZ1
Copper
Kirkland
62c
1
Feb
—
Gold
<
2,500
—1
Jan
;
Gold
17c
68c
4.10
Uranium
36%
Canada
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Jan
*
Labine
31%
—
:
29
7c
New Bidlamaque Gold
New Bristol Oils.
79%: July
16,159
11%C
Mines
of
40
15% Feb
*
18%c
Kelly Douglas class A
"Warrants
26% Jan
200
B_Z
New Athona Mines
3.25 Mar
,
May
—1
.
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Kelvinator
80
700
17c
.10
407
...;..wl
Publishing
Mining Co
Jowsey
40
27%
0
4,944
Ltd—
Jonsmlth Mines
Jun
July
Apr
July
15%
July
40
10%
New. Alger Mines
May
14% July
7% Jan
"
•
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
12
July
22c
15%
—
299,600
•
(1930)
Gold
Joburke
Jan
68c
Hosiery Mills class
45c
—
Mines
Jelhcoe
lie
14
17c
Mines
Nesbitt
Feb
4.25
,
Jun
1
Minerals
8c
Jun
3.20 May
Jun
257b
18c
48%
48
-42c
20c
Lake
7c
9.10 Jan
50c
_25c
Mining
Mining Corp
Exploration
1.95 Jan
100
40
National Steel Car
/National -Trust
July
July
Apr
New
Jaye
May
3.15
75
47
Mines-
-Teanette
100
28c
Jan
74c
38c
52
Jack Waite
Jefferson
12
12
Minerals
47%
1
Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate class A
Itish Copper Mines
oacobus
21,200
t
Feb
Apr
1.77
40
—I
Ranwick Ltd
Interprovincial
Bay
—
79%
77
79%
common-.
ftttferhationial Petroleum
Iron
14c
12 %c
...
60c
26%
Preferred
Jan
10c
6.75 Jan
170
10%
.10
International
475
12
National Drug & Chemical common..
National Explorations Ltd.
National Grocers common
36% July
Jan
2.70 Jan
Inland Natural Gas common
inLemauoual
2,200
Nama Creek Mines
Apr
6% Jun
July
25%
1.940
Inland Cement Co pfd
Warrant*
%c
12 %
13c
Nello Mines
Inglis (John) & Co
Ingram & Bel1 preferred
•
8
Jan
19C
3,500.
30,954
2.75
July
35c
700
11%
2.75
1.75 Feb
"r
Gold
Inspiration Min & Dev_
-
24c
Corp common
Wright Iron
Multi
.
2.73
Moore
Jun
40%
51
40%
.
23c
Montreal Trust
1.21 May
Jan
.
1.18
Jan
1.25
2.62
Corp.
Warrants
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works-
4.65 Mar
51
--
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada Ordinary 8
6 r/c ^preferred
4.8633
'Warrants
41c
High
Jan
65c
12%
Metals
Molsons Bxfewery class A
Molybdenum Corp
13%
039
21%
1.19
20
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Life Assurance-
AcceDt
6,317
4,350
Modern Containers class A
Mt
Industrial
98c
1.45
23c
21% July
.10
Mtge
Imperial Bank
Indian Lake
95c
,1.40
2.73
Apr
14
26,209
10,712
48%
Hoyle
Huron & Erie
98c
Min Ore Mines
Ltd—
low
High
41c
Mining Corp
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1.45
Milton Brick
Feb
17c
50
23%
.1
Industries Gas.
Warrants
1.60 May
23
of Prices
Low
.
Mill. Cit» Petroleums.
Milliken Lake Uranium
6%c Feb
Jan
1.10
49%
23%
Class ?A
Humber
Par
6c
1.22
_i
Gola
Cod sol
High
3,500
Canada
Hoihnger
Low
High
for Week
Range
Sale Price
9c
-
Sales
Week's
Last
•
Range Since Jan. 1
7%c
:r~i
I—
Oils
Dauch
Hinde <&
STOCKS
Shares
8%c
—Z
Headway
Highland Bell
of Prices
47c
Iron
Lakes
of
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Head
Sales
Week's
Ltd
750
70c
Jan
Apr
July
36c
Jan
Feb
Jan
10c
Jun
4.15
Jan
1.60
July
July
Jan
7.05
Jun
Feb
5.55
Jun
4.25
3.80
Jan
1.33 May
2.41 Mar
May
2.85
20c
Feb
July
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .'.
{386)
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
-
Sale Price
LOW
77,645
7c
43c
48c
15,200
34c
28c 30 Vac
High
Mar
35c
60c
Jun
23,130
22c
Apr
47c
7%c
7,500
6c
Jan
10c
4.20
4.30
1,200
I6V2C
18c
2,000
95c
98c
3,950
22
685
22
21V*
14 %c
.1412 c 15 %c
9.00
8.80
10,219
9.25
2,235
10c 10 %c
10 %c
Petroleum
4,791
4.20
10c
6.15
July
21c
Apr
Jan
1.55
25'A
17c
19c
23%
630
Twin
7.50
Mine.?
Union
17c
Jan
10 %
Jun
2nd
15c
Jan
Union
United
59c
58c
62c
23,500
35c
Apr
85c
July
29c
29c
29c
1,500
17c
Feb
35c
Jan
——1
—
85c
83c
85c
4,925
80c
Jun
6V2C
Jan
10c
Jan
24c
Jan
71c
May
Explorations
Uranium
6V2C
1
1
7c
6,000
Rexspar
50c
Rich well
1
1.56
1.43
1.56
19,700
80,579
1
8%c
8c
9c
8,666
Rio
Rupununi
Riverside
Mines
Robertson
*
1
52c
common:
•
15
Mfg
$1 preferred
Roche
A—
17
5,000
18c
Jan
39c
36c
/45c
153,200
-16c
Jan
12C
104 A
1
11c
14-/8
14%c
14%
16'A
12c
64%
9c
12%
Jan
3,080
11'A
11%
12
1,256
21%
21%
21%
MO
•
9%
11-'AC
__
Corp
Maurice
Gas
St
Michael
Uranium
nfd
con"
Ltd
series
Jan
Class
July
14%
28%
Feb
500
7
Feb
i.X
9r,
Jan
12c
July
Walte
Gold
Gold
% May
Webb
12
Apr
15
July
Werner
Lake
95
Jan
99 % July
Wespac
Petroleums
70c
75c
85c
Jan
Westburne
10 %c
5,000
Jan
West
20 .22 >2
16,745
47c
Apr
8c
May
Jan
14c
22 %
July
39 %
44
2,844
27
Jan
34%
38%
1,933
25%
Jan
44
July
38% July
8.20
9.75
2,530
3.30
Jan
9.75 July
65c
70c
1,705
1
12%c
12 Vac
14c
41,800
90e
87c
90c
5,900
35
35
37
320
40c
9c
50c
28
75c
Apr
Mar
20c
44
July
1.93
1.93
2.00
7,009
1.69
Jan
5.70
5.50
5.90
4,100
4.10
Jan
6.15
26
25%
26
2,110
24
Jan
26%
31%
150
29
Apr
45%
45'4
46
465
43%
Apr
48 %
4.00
4.10
8,169
3.90
Apr
4.65
31'A
30%
31%
825
21%
Jan
30'A
31
860
21
Jan
31
4.15
4.15
150
—
M*
1
class
61C
—50c
Mines—
17c
A
57c
13,564
20c
7,500
10%
.
63C
17c
■ _•
—___—* '
July
Apr
2c
77,222
2.30
122,266
13%
124
64c
72c
16,375
1.20
&
2.85
14 Ve
Jun
Jan
79c
Mar
Jan
12c
July'
Jan
29% July
5c
5.50
5.80
156, 900
600
1.42
Jan
3.35
Feb
100
3.50
1.15 May
4 .155
6
17c 21 %c
0
'
...—•
17c
1
3.50
Ltd
3.50
5.15
6.60 Mar
Apr
29%
5
Jun
7'A
24% Mar
Jan
Jun
21% July
8%c Jan
2.10
4.10 May
Apr
24c
5 .000
8c
.
22c
•
8c
12 .000
O'Ac Mar
13c
Jun
23c
11 ,950
17c
Jan
39c
Apr
■16 .450
65c
Feb
38c
Jun
-
18c
Jun
26c
Apr
87c
•
-
83c
88c
1.76
•
Gas
22c
Jan
21c
1
——1
.
l
2.CO May
2.50
3 901
29 %
5.70
29%
—*
11'A
532
3.65
Jan
1
1.76
1.92
7 ,777
13c 15% C
13 .985
11c
Jun
20c
5c
Jan
7%c July
2.20 July
1.65
1.99 Mar:
Jan
6'Ac
•
2.09
1.80
2.20
19,575
10%
10%
10%
535
1.60 Apr
10% July
Breweries—.——5
32%
32%
32%
165
30
6%c
6%c
50
2.05
2.05
2.30
1.68
1.65
1.75
7,731
20c
22c
3,600
37%
37'A
100
88c
91c
4,125
85c
Apr
Z
Petroleum—
i
•
Grocers
class
Z_—
A
4%%
Jan
23c
Jan
83c
Jan
24c
11'A
Winchester
Windfall
Jun
Wood
Sisco
1
61c
60c
62c
5,500
54c
Apr
76c
Apr
Wood
(J)
1.10
1.00
1.15
8,100
70c
Jun
•
10%C
8c
11c
21,008
11c
11c
500
10c
16c
1.800
Oils
1
Services
16c
15 %c
_*
5%
Spooner Mines & Oils
30c
Mines
•
200
16,000
17c 17 %c
17c
100
1.70
18c J8%c
18'Ac
5%
1.70
16,066
21V2
Jan
Jan
33
95%
95%
64
13%
22,245
106% 106%
35
76c
9,800
66c
35c
442.500
13c
95
11%
12c
Jan
13c
Apr
23c
Yankee
Canuck
5
May
7%
Jan
Yellorex
87%
6.65
97
Jan
Jun
,
13% July
Jan
107
Jan
103
July
July
Jun-
2.50
Feb
Yellowknlfe
Feb
York
64c
July
1,500
5c
Jan
8c
.Jun
7,357
12c
Mar
20c
Jan
6%
6%
1,51b
3.85
100
24
26
1.6"!
15
1.25
1
2.1
6,150
10 %
Jan
Lead
Zinc
&
Oil
13C
20c,
\
*.
class
12c 15'Ac
14c
-
9%c
93c
95c
25c
•
Bj._—i—...A-
Mines
1
17c
Jan
25c
Feb
Stand Paving & Materials
*
39%
39%
40%
1,551
33'A
Jan
40%
1
1.39
1.25
1.39
9,445
1.14
Jan
2.10
Jan
Zenmac
56c
60c
5,400
11,415
45c
1.25
Jan
Zulapa Mining
3.15
93c
13c
Jun
31%
Jan
15
July
1.70
10c
Feb
6c
loV;C July
Mar
May'
Mar
15c
8,000
5'Ac Jan
10c
5,854
69c
Jan
1.20 May
60(1)
25c
Mar
87,600
•A
Jun
33c
Apr]
8c
May-
Jun
30%
•
Jun
65c
Apr
4'Ac Mar
Jan
A 4.00.May
Jan
Jun
Stanleigh
7%
Jan
/.
537,600
14c
7c
95c.
: 25c
•
;
12c
9'/aC.
1
Mines.
Bear
Knitting
Yukeno
1
:
;
.
1.22 Apr
■
Yale
Apr
3.15 May
24 % July
1,100
1.32
14%
1.30
•
Mar
6'Ac
.
3.85
6%-
84c
Apr
15c
6c
15c
_5
_
Mines
1.50 May
16c
Jan
23c
15c
•
_
-
July
Jan
23'
•
class A_.
Ltd class A
Wright-Hargreaves
1.70 Mar
72c
.*■'■
Ind
15c
26c
Feb
33
21%
—1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
May
Woodward
Warrants
7,825
4,170
1
_
Alexander
*
33
1
1.
Mines,Ltd
&
Jun
-
l.oo
33
1
j
Larder
Oils
24'A
Union
Jan
37y2 July'
31
13%
•
—
10% May
16% Mar
Valley Oil-.
40c
30%
^100
Wiitsey Coghlan
July
Jan
Apr
1 90 Mar;
Jan
31% Mar
t
Apr
13c
10%
4 ]/2c
Feb
May
32%
.100
Willroy Mines
235
_
1.50
July
5,104
-
1.50
15c
32%
,
preferred
11
Roi
1.225
Feb
8V2 Mar ;
2.55 Jun
•
A
preferred
2nd
23%
Manufacturing
15'A
32 V2 July
Jun
6% July
•
class
Warrants
6 %
37%
•
B
11
Ltd
6C
—
*
Petrol
Naco
(Geo)
Class
4.75 May
12
6'Ac
1.500
._
—
23'4
Uranium Corp
Warrants
•
Mar
Etanrock Uranium Minea Ltd
1
2.75
2.48
2.75
Stan well
Oil
1
90c
83c
90c
16,550
Starratt
Nickel
1
8%c
8c
9c
157,200
29
29%
75
24%
Jan
8tedman
Gas
&
Bros
•
-
1.75
Jan
Steel of Canada
•
63'A
65
4,647
45'A
Jan
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
•
7c
7c
8c
7,322
4c
Jan
1
10%
9.45
11
27,964
8.30
Feb
Steinberg
pref
River
Sturgeon
63%
100
Gold
102
——1
102
20
97
12c
13c
2,525
9c
6c
6'Ac
5,800
4'Ac
2.12
2.20
5,225
20c
22c
18,980
6'A
—-
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
1
Mines
1
Sunburst
Exploration
8uperioi
Propane common
1
•
.
2.15
22c
6%
Warrants
6%
2,430
Jan
Supertest
Cons
ordinary
*
Gold
Sylvanlte
Gold
Voting
Mines
i
Feb
Feb
Silver
80c
92c
32,625
45c
Jan
1.16
79c
90c
12,900
38c
Feb
1.11
8'%
8'A
150
1.94
42,755
85c
81c
92c
12,850
44c
43c
46c
7% July
1.35
80c
Jan
July
July
Jun
Jan
1.94
July
1.41 Mar
General
34c
Feb
67c
75c
11,200
67c
July
6%c
8'Ac
16,500
5c
Mar
10c
83c
86c
15,050
83c
July
87c
27c
29c
July
July
2,000
21c
Jan
33c
■;Z:i;/•
l
i
I
Towagmac Exploration
class
Asbestos
60c
1.28
Cruadian
Consolidated
Dalhousie
May
Feb
International
Ogilvie
Flour
Pato
May
Pend
Oreille
Jun
22%
Prict
750
17
Feb
23
38
37'A
38
60
29%
Jan
39
28 %
28 %
28%
July
July
50
25%
Jan
*
27%
29'A
27%
28%
75
24
Jan
50
30
53%
51%
53 %
490
51%
Jun
2,000
7VaC Jan
12c
1,608
31%
40
75
42% July
40
July
92% May
43 % July
1.45 July
86
Jan
37
May
6,0°O
67c
Jan
1
27%
26%
27%
4,806
20'
Jan
•
61
59
63
7,261
40% Mar
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
53% July
9%c
42%
40
50
32
Feb
29%
Jan
4.45 Mar
233i
1.190
20%
Jan
25% May'
23'A
23'i
2.90
—
15c
2.90
200
1.90 Mar
2.70
3.00
200
1.85
34'4
1,922
33%
.
15c
17c
-75%
76'A
18'4
19%
7.50
100'4
Cons
200
1.221
647
6.00 July
67/e
Jun
32
Mar
3.20
Jun
Jan
3.00 July
28
Jan
;34% Jun
13c
Jan
20c
60
Feb
76 Ve July
15%
Apr
19y4 July
84'4 Jan
26
27
275
21 '4
Jan
110
113
330
75
Jan'
100 *4
28
Feb
July
July
122 V2
Jun
2.50
26%
26%' 26%
620
21'4
Jan
27
Jun
•
common
32%
32%
33
470
26
Jan
33
Jun
•
•
Gold Mines-
3.00
3.00
3.25
2,965
3.65
Jun
l
Mines
2.25
:2.08.
2.25
1,200
1.80
Jan
2 .25
July
•
39%
39%
41'4
154
34%
Jan
42% Mar
12 '4
12
12'4
40
10% Mar
12V4 July
66c
66c
66c
3,700
54c
74c
1
i
—*
Gold
11,350
,
96% 100'4
__
110
27 3 i May
2.75
,
19
-
Jan
Corp
■
1
2.50
Jan
Jan
Mar
9 Vac
590
3.00
5
Jun
41%
92
960
'76'/a
Sangamo
Yukon
Jan
Feb
73% July
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
CANADIAN
MARKETS
*
No par value.
t
a
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
range)
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
In year's range).
1
e
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When delivered,
wl When issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
r
\
1,210
3.50 ;
•
Paper
High
....
3.60
"33%
common;
Jan
29 "2
•
Paper
3.55
28'4
•
(1956)
Low
.'.ys.y
200
'
Bros
1.04
High
-
5,637
,
common
Consolidated
30c
46
43%
i
S
6
3.50
1
>
Jan
92
1;
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5.00
5
Paper
Minn & Ontario
Jan
1.00
/V
for Week
29 'A
"
6
19c
42%
Section
5%
5
38%
92
Apri
4.85
•
Inc
1,002
1.04
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
5
Loblaw
1,500
43%
•
International Utilities
45
1
Exploration
—
-
Oil
23
40
preferred
preferred
•
Jun
6
S
!
Dominion Glass
30c
Jan
Apr
in Cauudiiiii Dollars
Week's
-
I*
Sugar
Dupont Co of Canada
29c
,
Friday
Last
i.1
Marconi
Copper
44%
42
Are Expressed
Par
Canada & Dominion
45
(.—.*1*
Z_I_~Il00
25c
..
,
Corp
—
23
•
.,
.
■
Com
Bulolo Gold Dredging
30c
l
A
Class B
li%c
■
..
National
■*
„
3,800
Shown
Newloundland Develop
20
common
-
,
Andian
Anglo
•
Trusts
18c
Sale I'rlee
10
Bank
..
STOCKS
Jan
—
Toronto Star preferred
Finance
16,100
75c
7%C
•
17c
Jun
8'A
*
Mines
/:
Coast
1.70
'
10c
Toronto Iron Works
Class A
Canada
83c
1.27 Jan
27
1.78
25o
Mines
Dominion
5#
1.01
4.40 May
1
Elevators
4% %
2.60
1
Torontc
Trans
200
19%
-
Toronto
Toronto
Trader;-
3.75
1
Petroleum
Gold
2.45 July
225
v-
Feb
July
7»A July
19V8 May
5%c Jan
8,200
•
common
Mines
Torbrit
2.35
22c
Jan
1.07
17c
:-S.
--'•'/
■
Jan
26%
62c
Apr
Jan
1.01
36'Ac Jan
.
15%
26%
:
Jun
3'Ac
1.07
trust
Pearson
Texas Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
Tidal
8c
922
26'A
1
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Tomblll
19c
5,500
•
Teck
Tiara
102% May
5c
Jan
Prices
"
3.75
—
149.179
.
11 % Mar
-
2.20
1.00
3'Ac Jan
41c
..
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
'
17'A
125
1,700
30c
1
Apr
4c
1
common
Taurcanis
Taylor
•
6c
39c
•
July
17'4
17%
50c
Switson Industries
Tamblyn
Jan
5c ,:
1
Metal
Jan
2.20
Petroleum
Inlet
Apr
1.70 May
6c
Mar
4
65
12 %c
Feb
'
6udbur>
Surf
.
5% July
4.25 May,
1.50 May
875
28%
21
4.4o0
3.00
**%».
Ltd
Apr
58c
200
1.17
Jun:
Jan
1.63
16.6°5
1.90
July
12
-
10c
8c
9c
4.15
'Ac July
..
•
Decalta
11
Stadacona
2c
%c
Copper common——6%c
Weston
31% July
31
1
Mines—
Dairies
Air
July
2.80
Mines
23%
Spartan
58c
1.90
Canada
Western
Jan
i
B
Southern
July
*
.
Oil
•
Souris
41c
465
Products
Western
July
Jun
4.00
•
Standard
Van
9,"50
15c
Warrants
Jun
1
Breweries
D
Jan
49c
1.20
Oil
Simpsons Ltd
K
15c
Jan
3.40 Feb
5,652
Warrants
Jun
32
„
S
Mar
29
MaygUl Gas Oil
Western
2.35 Mar
50
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec.
Slocan
6c
5%
Western
July
•
preferred
Mines
14,000
8c
Westeel
Jun
50o
Gordon
Class
600
9C
2.12
29
Western
1.12 July
Jan
Mar
31%
Miller
8c
72c
—
Malartic
West
■
Sllverwood
5'Ac
#
22% May.
Apr
3.95
.3.00
Nickel——,——
Canadian
Rights
West
38
Shwwlnlgan Water & Power com——*
Silver
2,000
July
8c
„
13%
—•
Knapp Canada
Weedon Pyrite Copper
85
13'A
16%
5%
common
&
2.25 July
410
...———,—1
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd.
Wayne
Jan
43%
—
.
Silver
W)
7.50 Jttn
20 'A
26%
Mines
&
23c
Jan
2.15 July
181
2.23
Waterous
4,640
1
Petroleums
A
(G
Jan
4.90
2,250
1
13'A
_1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Class
Amulet
Walker
17c
10,800
42c
•
Mines
83 V* July
2.15
L—:*
*
,
;
■9% July
Jan
6.80
9c
1
r-
7'% July
8% Jan
sc
8c
-
•
Wainwright Prod & Ref_
Jan
Jun
9.T5
Debentures
Sherriit
Jun
3.85
,
Explorations Ltd—.—1
9c
Warrants
Sicks
:
t
Mar i
38c
•
'
5'A Jan
20'A
20%
•
—
L
Violamac
July
10
20%
21c 22%c
1
r_
B
Jun
17c
65 %
Mar
12,895
5,450
5.50
Feb
«
July
66
•
6.25
A
entirely on
at 5>27 per share——
series B pref—
__25
Rlvei
Oils
98:A
22
75c
July
2.15
:—1
Viceroy Mfg class A
Jan
105
Jan
6c
805
-—*
-
Fortune
Ventures Ltd i—
15% Jun
53
:
25c
490
82 V2
«.tt0
1
Hill
13
1
July /
called
issue
Aniunlo
Mines
Keno
98
•
common
1,225
9
81
22 %c
*
;
Mountauban
72c
1
Mines
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsev
Estella
13%
——
6t
9 >2
11 %C 11 %c
7'A
3.20
730
6%
1%C
July
29 %c
class B
98%
•
common—
preferred
8%
98
111,601
•
46,000
9
1
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
1.30 July
Apr
18,551
25
32c
7
United Steel
July
28c
97,198
500
4.50
82
1
United
17'A July
15
17c
Apr.
■
-
25c
-~1
United
Vandoo Consol
65%
4.00
6,315
4.00
•
Oil
Corps Ltd
United
Jun
Jun
14c
103% 104%
65%
10
1
Sapphire
Jan
Jan
Industries
8and
11%
15
Feb
Mining
San
59c
9c
Russell
Aug
id
5%%
Apr
28c
Ryanor
Above
May
229,250
68c
United
Feb
United
11
31c
222,300
100
Lawrence
1.18
United New
16c 20%C
•
Preferred
5%V/>
700
;•'*
30c
*
—
Asbestos
United Canso
9%c July
13% Jun
56c
Mines
Consol
5%
17'A
Jun-
27c
4.50
Canada
ul
5'Ac Jan
20c
;
Royal Bank of Canada
Ro.»aiite Oil common
St
135
Apr
4.85
23c
1
preferred
1.56 July
64c
50o
Can Ltd
Preferred
Rowan
10
19,775
15
5.7b
28c
4.50
23c
Acceptance common-—
Gas
Jan
1
Ltd
Pete
12
53c
15
1.00
—1
Mines
Rocky
12
47c
17'A
—*
—
Rockwin Mines
Roe (A V)
45c
12
Uranium
class
Silk
Atnabasca
Rix
50c
Jun
1
Shawkey Mines
Jan
•
.
25%
4.65
City Gas.—.—
Jan
13c
8'AC Mar
1
Ltd
Mines
Kayruca
Reef
Mines
Uranium
,30c
Jan
1
Union Mining Corp
Radiore
Rainville
Jan
•
:
>'
13c
18%
12,100
23 %
Co
Ultra
Feb
High
Low
•
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
Jan
Low
Shares
•
Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
July
70c
Resources
Pipeline
Trlbag Mining
Jan
20
Prairie
Triad
Jan
4.20
Trans
Mar
7c
Transcontinental
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
July
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
7c
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quoato
High
35c
Metallurgical
Quebec
Friday
24c
Quebec Natural Gas
25
Range Since Jan. 1
28c
Quebec Copper Corp_.
Quebec Labrador Develop.
Queoec
Lithium Corp.
Quebec Manitou Mines.
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
46c
Uinbougauutu Gold—
WEEK
for Week
34c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Queuec
Range
of Prices
Low
,,
FOR
Sales
Cash sale (not included In year's range).
y
Ex-rlghta.
1
Ex-stock dividend.
Apr
■i.Vi
u; 11,
Volume* 188
Number 5763
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
»
11
i
,
(387)
43.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday July 25
The following bid and asked quotations
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
are
represent actual transactions. They are
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
not
or
"bid")
Origin of any quotation furnished
which have
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
>
56
60
Haloid
66
70%
3214
34%
Hanna
23%
25%
19',4
1
5
Commercial
Amer
Co
Gobain
Partic
36 V»
Hoover
29%
Houston
Natural
•
24%
25%
28%
Houston
Oil
15%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
26'4
14%
Mat
common
1
89%
6%
22%
Hugoton
15%
16%
7%
Rose
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
21%
18%
26
1
—
85
Husky Oil Co
28
10%
74 %
78 %
8%
9%
—
Co
Sabre-Pinion
San
53
56%
Bchield
323a
34%
Indian Head Mills Inc
Searle
Co—5
21%
22%;
Indiana
22%
33%
Indianapolis Water Co
International Textbook
5
21%
10
31 %
10
Corp
18%
19%
Interstate
Bakeries
62%
Interstate
Motor
16%
1
.
18
Interstate
Securities
■
■
1
Water
&
58
..10
Co_
Gas
22 %
21
1
28%
16%
17%
34%
7%
36%
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co
5
32 %
33%
Bay less (A J) Markets
Bell A Gossert Co
—1
16%
17%
Iowa
Public
5
16%
17%
10
11%
12
Iowa
Southern
Co^-lS
26%
27%
Beneficial Corp
—l
11%
13
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp—
_5
6%
_•
Inc
25%
Black Hills Power A Light Co—1
Black,Sivalls & Bryson Inc corn. 1
Botany Mills Inc
1
Inc
Bowser
SI.20
Burndy
Co—_*
20%/
24%
10%
1
Steel Castings
Bullock's
19%
4%
15%
10
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye
26 %
preferred—25
Brown & Sbarpe Mfg Co
7%
27%
28 %
26%
11%
27%
4%
17
25
10
42%
45%
1
Inc
10%
11%
Corp.
California Oregon Power Co—20
32%
34%
California Water Service
Co—25
46 %
49 %
12%
23
6%
24%
Calif Water & Telep
.4:
Canadian Delhi
Co
Ltd
Oil
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon
Mills
Carlisle
Corp
Steel
22%
21%
com—25
B
53
56%
1
class
9
9%
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
7
35 %
10
Corp
22 %<;
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
&
Gas
Co
10
36%
5
14%
: "40%
38
Central Maine Power Co
i-10
24 %
26
Central Public Utility Corp
6
23%
Central
*
25%
50%
10
47
22%
6
1
18
5%
Soya Co
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
Stores
2.50
8%
9%
1
15%
16%
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Standard Register
1
30%
32%
43 %
1
40%
•
24%
26%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
34%
38%
37%
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
41%
Stouffer Corp
8%
54%
57%
—16
37
39%
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnltz Greene Corp
10
22
23%
Suburban
10
31
32%
Buntide
1
11
11%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
3
35 %
Koehring Co
5
32%
14%
Co
5
15%
Frary & Clark
25
15
4
common
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg
3
Co—
50c
Kendall Co-iiv-i-u
Kennametal Inc
;
Kentucky Utilities Co—
Ketchum
Inc.—
Co
Glass
Fibres
Landers
Blower
Co
Loan
Corp
Stores
36%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales
21%
27%
20
•
23
Co
Co
7%
Dentists' Supply Co of .N
Y„2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
7%
8'4
12%
26
16%
1
9%
13%
28
18%
18
17%
12%
35%
38%
28%
30%
5%
6%
6
6%
3
Corp
1c
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine A Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
El
Empire State Oil
Missouri
Utilities
8%
18
Mountain
Fuel
104%
Supply Co
25
26%
1
9
9%
27%
10
Boston
First
21
24 %
26%
50c
24%
26%
1
12%
13%
Elec Assoc—8
18%
19%
—•
17%
18%
50c
1
13%
14%
3%
4%
1
Class B common
New
Eng Gas &
Norris Thermador Corp
Oil
&
Gas
Corp
Coal
North
11%
Northeastern Water Co $4
American
13%
15 %
5
13%
North
Northwest
17%
Northwest
•
27%
12%
11
11%
pfd_*
72
76%
13%
—7 %
55
10
51%
6%
41
57%
483 4
2.50
24%
Co
—1"
Fisher Governor Go—
Florida
Steel Corp
Mart Inc
Food
-
13%
1
61
72
(
-
12 %
2
:
7%
43%
15%
Foote Bros Gear A Mach Corp_2
10
Ft
Paper_10
32%
*
27%
Wayne
Frito
Corrugated
Co
_
Gas
Packing
1
Co
10
Service Co
General Crude
2% *
Oil Co
General Gas Corp
Gen
2.50
(Calif) 5% pfd—20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
Telep
Pub
Serv
Natural
Corp
Serv
Pub
Co
13 %
17%
10%
35 %
29%
44%
15%
16%
2%
3%
18
13%
13%
14%
5
29%
31%
•
1
9%
10%
Otter
Tail
Co
Power
East Line
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Mercury Telev
Pacific
Power
Pacific
Uranium Mines
Sulphur
Parker
30
31%
Pendleton
29%
32 %
Pepsl'-Cola
5%
21 %
General
Gulf
6%
1
18%
19%
common—5
13%
14%
Society.
Interstate
129
Gas
20
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
Corp
20%
21%
10c
preferred
Gulf Sulphur Corp
4%
5%
2.50
26%
28%
111 Bank
2B
36%
64%
52%
23%
Co
1
Co
ft
/ 441/2 r
Warren
(S D) Co
•
Washington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"_1
47%
37%
34%
13%
14%
21%
23
0%
7%
West Point Manufacturing Co—5
Western Lt A Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
13%
14%
36%
39
43%.
46%
Western Natural Gas Co
16%
17%
%
43%
Natural
33%
8
Plains N Y).
(S F)-10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal Trust Co (Newark
80
39%
69
273
260
70
75%
39
80%
87%
90%
80%
41%
24
25%
36%
38%
186
196
47%
26%
44
51%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co——-20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Camden N J)
6%
First National Bk (Atlanta)—10
79%
77
83%
82%
70%
32%
22
33%
23%
Bank Baltimore—10
51%
55
First Natl Bank of Boston—12V2
70%
10
(NY)_10
N J)
Federation Bk A Tr Co
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr CO-10
First
Nat'l
100
of Chicago
First Natl Bk
66
29
36%
274
10
32 %
(Jersey City)—25
First Natl Bank Trust Co
of Paterson
28
First Natl Bk of St Louis
20
57%
Natl
of Dallas
Bank
First Natl Bk
(N Y)—20
Pennsylvania Banking
(Phila)
10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
10
Natl City Bank
3%
3
11
12
A Trust Co
60%
65%
64%
28'%
36%
73%
285
34%
61%
65
67
67%
Franklin
Island
Bank
Natl
Y
N
of
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—18
24%
25%
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
14%
29
7.50
41
lOo
7%
ft
14%
16
1
13%
14%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
10
28%
5
13%
10
7%
_i
34%
37%
Consolidated Industries—1
9%
10%
Williams
Bros
Company
8'%
*
30,
14%
Wyandotte Chemicals oorp
8
Yuba
Zapata oil-Shore Co
ftOe
7
7%
Co
3%
0
Properties Inc
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Companies
10
10%
Hanover
18%
20 J/4
Harris
25
9%
29
27i%
10%
30%
5%
20
York—10
iChlc)—20
Bank of New
Tr
A
Sav
Bk
26%
Hudson
County Natl
35%
8%
38%
9%
IOC
8
8
18%
20
20%
21%
1
18%
28
1
29%
32
Co
84
87%
(Phila)
10
26%
28%
Long Island Trust Co Of Y)—10
36%
39%
10
Trust
43%
46%
ft
(If Y)
Manufacturers A Traders
23%
25%
(Buffalo)
25
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
Tr
Co
Nassau
Mercantile Tr Co
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com
Natl
Providence
R
Bens
(N Y)—10
47%
79%
50%
83
For
L_———10
Trust Co
footnotes
65%
(Bt Louis)—28
44
296
National Bank
of Detroit
10
21%
132
(J P) A Co (H Y)—100
68%
47%
309
54%
57%
19%
21%
69
73%
National Bank of Westchester-8
National City Bank (Cleve)—18
National Commerce Bank A
7.80
27
29%
Trust
(Albany N Y)
Natl Newark A Essex Banking
58 %
62%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
44
46
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
45
Boston 1 100
Bank A Trust Co.ll
York Trust Co (N Y)
25
36
49%
39%
(Qhioago) —100
435
Co
New
(N
28
J)
Eng Trust Co
New Jersey
New
Northern
Tr Co
29%
81
32
84%
464
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co
JO
(Pittsburgh).
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
1
A
(Phila)...
Trust
—
54%
58
.20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—28
Rockland-Atlas NaU Bank of
Boston
10
—
17
18%
38%
Philadelphia Natl
Provident Tradesman's Bank
40%
45%
48%
55
125
139
37%
40%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—ft
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
67%
70%
18
20%
7%
8%
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
74%
78%
82%
86%
74
78%
27
30%
..12%
45%
48%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
22%
24%
St Louis Union Trust Co
(Los
41%.
44%
Sterling Mau Bt a
(New York)
ii co
*
42
45%
(N Y)—-10
22
23%
44%
93 »
46%
98
Trade Bk A Tr Co
34
36%
Trust Co of New Jersey
50%
17%
Union Bank of
46%
15 %
34
see
36%
2%
9%
11
JO
United
Co of
Maryland.
(NY)
43
United States Trust
19
20%
34%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix
preceding page.
44%
43%
46%
25
27
20
71
74%
35%
37%
States Trust Co—
40%
32%
41%
JO
JO
(Cleveland)
'Boston >
ol
(Phils)—8
Irving Trust Co (NY)
_
10
Industrial
126
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Union Tr
Industrial
19%
-5
County N Y
Mellon Nalt Bk A TT Co (Pgh) _2B
29%
20
v
Bid
JO
Bank
5%
24%
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
31%
15%
Corp
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Security First NaU Bank
—5
1
1
Piwuaclng
Purolator Products
47%
Long
—
Co„70c
2
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Punta Alegre Sugar
44"%
6%
19%
10
Gas
l
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Morgan
Trust
A
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co—10
18%
123
23
(N Y)
(Chicago)
35%
1
17%
•
10
50
Co
5%
Bottlers—1
Pioneer
Corp
55%
18%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Grolier
Co
33%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Grinnell
52%
49%
10c
Indus—;
22
Power Corp-—5
1
6%
Permanente Cement
Tool
31 %
Mountain
(NY) .12%
(N Y)—10
County Trust Co (White
6%
Hannifin Corp
20%
Green
Trust
Trust Co
5%
Lleht Co
A
American
5
18%
Co
41%
Bk
Exch
Corn
"A"—90c
28%
20%
Cement
38%
First
1
Portland
Phila_10
Bk of
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
First
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Giant
7%
12%
Pfaudler-Permutit
20
6%
•
22%
preferred
19%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
Old Ben Coal Corp
20%
5%%
38%
Chase Manhattan Bk
First
28%
5
42 y«
1
3
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
26%
19%
•
19
Co
Gas.
Production
Northwestern
Pan
Garlock
Indiana
27
14%
26%
36%
36%
19%
5
National Homes Corp A com.BOc
38%
Corp
Fisher Brothers
29%
33
2%
10%
1
15%
22
Warner A Bwasey
Warren Brothers
69%
24 %
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
25%
Co
Natl
Continental
1
Co
Montrose Chemical Co
12 %
Oil Co
10c
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
23%
66%
(N J)
8
Cleve—16
Natl Bank of
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Nortex
Equity
14%
Meadow Brook Nat) Dank of
Central
24%
16 %
2534
——
21%
22
67%
22%
36%
Emhart Mfg Co
23%
50o
Oorp of Amer
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
45%
Commercial Trust of N J
23%
(Texas)
•19%
21%
38%
334
19%
64
15%
1
Co
34%
320
42%
20
10
15%
1
Paso Electric
41
(St
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
14
50c
Electrolux Corp
44%
17%
1
Manufacturers Tr Co
14%
Associates—10
Inc
Boatmen's Natl Bank
16
5
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
1
Inc
—10
Miss
North Penn Gas Co
Laboratory
(NY)—5
Virginia
Mississippi Shipping Co
2
Utilities
41%
8
Ask
Commercial State Bank &
7%
Industries
of
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
30%
6%
Economics
100
28%
—2
Eastern
(Newark)-25
1
Nicholson File Co
Eastern
Bank
9%
19%
Minneapolis Gas Co
40%
preference
6%
Bank of Commerce
Bid
38%
A
Cleveland
37%
$1
A S
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
1
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
T
N
Bank of North America
Centl-Penn
National Shirt Shops of Del
Inc
America
48
50%
3
31%
Bush
6%
30%
23 %
47%
2%
29%
Dynamics Corp of America—
5%
28%
45
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
Dunham
8
Vitro
31%
21%
13%
Inc
29%
Gorp_7
Francisco)
Camden Trust Co
7%
12
Bradstreet
of
(San
28%.
32%
Inc—
common.
Inc——1
A
56%
37%
National Gas A Oil Corp
Dun
7%
52 %
2
A
National Aluminate Corp
5
18%
1
30%
Miles Laboratories Inc
19%
Dictaphone Corp
17
6%
lc
Eastern TTansmls
35%
I
21%
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
8%
1
Corp
8%
5
26%
5
17%
,_1
Co—
Bridge Co
4
1
5
20
Detroit Internet
18%
25%
1
Co
5
1
Harvester
Detroit
3%
23
Par
Bank
Chem
Class
1
Propane Gas
Refining
2%
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
6%
Bank of New York
11%
6%
5
1
14%
Bank and Trusl
33%
51%
16%
16%
27%
(L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
31 %
48%
1
1
Darling
./
1
Corp
25
Danly Machine Specialties
'/I*
1
Marquardt Aircraft
-—1
Maryland Shipbldg A Dry Co_50c
,'$1.25 conv preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
11%
16%
.2%
35-%
5%
17 %
24%
;
1
(W L)
10 %
-31%
Valley Mould A Iron Oorp
Vanity Pair Mills Ino
29>/8
16
Industries
1
32%
29%
21%
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
McLean
37%
33%
2%
23%
1
«■
Maxson
33 %
1
1.25
9%
1
f
24%
18
29%
7%
11%
30%
9
64
8%
Wa
44
48%
3%
12%
39
60%
Inc
29%
Common Ltd vtg
15%
1
Lithium Corp of Amerioa
Lone Star Steel Co
Lucky
5
25
Tamp ax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil Corp
B—5
Ling Electronic^
22%
16%
5
25%
3
Wurlitzer
50c
com cl
Inc—
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
9%
Texas
L-O-F
27"%
Co Inc
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
18%
23%
4%
Corp
preferred
2%
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—>1
10%
33
16%
1
Steel
$1.46
41%
Cummins Engine
9%
30%
16%
17
Kaiser
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
28
Mfg Co
(A E)
Stanley Home Products
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
Marlin-Rockwell
26
45
10%
Co—1
States Tele
5%
17%
8%
12%
7%
Producing Co
4%
17 J4
13%
6%
Gas
31%
11%
8%
11%
1
10
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
Uhlted Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
28%
29%
10%
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Company
5
26%
10
16
Continental
1
Uhlted Greenfield Oorp—
6 % preferred
Varian Associates
Staley
16
Copeland
41%
10%
1
2%
24
39%
9%
1
22%
17%
145b
17%
22% "'
5
Madison Gas & Electric Co
2%
16
25
Eng Tele Co
33%
Corp—:
Jessop Steel Co—
»%
13%
18%
28%
Macmillan
21%
16%
14
12%
25
5%
Freightways.
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products;
5
12%
17%
5
26%
22
ConsOl
23%
31%
Co
5
Cross
109
6%
Connecticut Light A Power Co-»
30%
21%
23%
Jervis
19%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
28%
2
2%
22
Inc
7%
Corp
2%
4%
Colorado
13 %
Sprague Electric Co
20%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
11%
1
Electric
Milling A Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
Colonial
48%
1
Speer Carbon Co
20%
com
6%
11%
1
A
5%
38%.
1
Class B common
7%
37%
10%
__33%c
Coastal States Gas Prod
Co
104
7%
35
35%
cl A—33%c
com
clhss B
Engines Corp
Radio
24%
42%
1
Supply
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
111
Collins
Jefferson
22%
40%
——*
Inc
Water
Liberty
19%
Common
Heintz
16
3%
Clinton
&
Jamaica
21%
45 %
Southwestern
Jack
38%
Co
Citizens Util Co
Utilities
Lau
Gas
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
'
Co
20%
Sr.
Central
•
Service
6%
Electric
Central Indiana Gas Co
1
common--.
5%
Central
Elec
A
38 %
21
1
Products
Class
Gas Pipe Line Oorp—50c
Tucson Gas Blec Lt * Pwr Co-5
Southern
7%
1
_
Trans
10%
9%
23%
.'
31
Southwest
18%
-10
Co.,
Baxter Laboratories
10%
9%
29 %
2
Sftl
Investor^ Diver Services Inc—
Bates Mfg
7%
Southern Union Gas Co
17%
5
Co
8%
21 %
Southern New
30%
1
Corp
Freight Sys
Xno
\
Colorado Power CO—•
Southern Nevada Power CO
_1
63
industries
5%
i
Southern Calif Water Co
25
59
28%
1
5
(G
Sierra Pacific Power co
23%
*
10
Co
62%
26%
Towmotor Corp
South Shore Oil A Devel C0-IO0%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
22%
591/2
•
Tracerlab Inc
1
Co
&
1
22%
20c
D) & Co
Seismograph Service Carp
24%
•
Co
Bantam
1
Corp
43
•
Petroleum—
&%
20%
1
Corp
Jacinto
*
Power
Reid
System Inc
Topp
1
40%
9%
11%
1
1
Production
Marie
Ryder
5
.
Co
Products Tnc
& G3|.;
Gas
4
•
Oil
Class A
23%
•
A
_1
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Aztec
Tokheim
64
27
Field
12%
10%
34'/a
class
iii/„
43
9%
6%
32
60
25c
23%
e%
5%
38
Robertson
27
21%
29%
*
Robbins A Myers Inc
25%
1
(H H) Co
1
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2 %
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
Roadway Express class A
10%
36 %
Co
Texas National Petroleum—
Texas Natural Gasoline
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gu Co
Time Inc
14%
22
Art Metal. Construction Co„
Avon
19%
9%
1_
preferred
Associated..Spring
33%
33 %
17%
1
common—.
Missouri
31%
17%
13%
1
Arizona Public Service
Arkansas
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc..3%
1
2%
50c
Arden Farms Co
Riley Stoker Corp
120
Engineering
Bid
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_B
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Oorp_l
117
High Voltage
Corp—7.50
Ampejt Corp
16%
12
113
Hearst pons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
__1
Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch Inc
15%
111
54%
1
35%
10
common
20%
56 %
& Const Co
-
3%
11
1
12%
51 %
Research A Develop
Amer-Saint
AMP
B
2
Par
36%
3%
33
Co class A com_10
(M A)
Class
5
Inc__
-2
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe
Xerox
Co
53
10
Hospital Supply Corp
Amer
43b
Gas
4
Line_5
Barge
American Express Co:
Amer
-
Ask
34
1
America
Richardson Co
28
Corp
Republic
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
4
1
Bid
Co
29%
1
Air Products Inc„:—
American Box Board
Ask
Bid
Par
Purina
Rare Metals Corp oi
Natural
Resistoflex Corp
Aerovox Corp
Anier Cement
Ralston
Ask
The "National" list is composed of securities
on request.
wide national distribution.
a
Ariz).5
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday July 25
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
funds—
Textron
Institutional
1.07
1.84
6.39
6.92
Institutional
4.08
4.36
Inst
7.93
Affiliated
Ine
Fund
Institutional
1.60
Institutional
5.15
Institutional
5.25
5.71
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.73
8.40
Investment
Co
3.70
4.04
Investment
Trust
10.00
10.87
24.14
26.38
Blue Eidge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America-.
*
11.02
11.98
20.09
21.60
16.00
22,92
~1
12.43
6.08
11.65
-lc
3.78
6.65
10.68
Aetna
Casualty
30.58
30.99
Aetna
Insurance
Mutual Fund—I
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)—,_1
a20.69
20.69
Aetna Life
25.08
26.18
Amexicau
Grade Bonds)_l
22.68
24.75
American
Bonds.) ——1
15.33
16.73
$1.25
(The)
(Medium
B-3
(Low Priced
1
12.96
1
17.89
19.36
Ltd
Canadian
Fund Inc
Canadian International
Fund Ltd—
Growth
1
Chemical Fund Inc
8.09
23.16
25.04
9.18
17.35
13,100
10.03
Securities com—100
Christiana
preferred
Colonial
7.40
1
Fund
—ICQ
—.—
Commonwealth
10.72
11.70
11.91
13.00
Com Stksi_l
8.74
9.54
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
11.13
12.04
1
5.99
5.12
5.61
Fund Inc—
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Bond
1
12.80
Inc——
—
14.69
14.51
1714
Crown Western Investment
Dividend Income
De
Insurance Stk
Inc—1
5.67
6.18
a43.54
43.54
Diver
Growth
Trustee
series
E
Dividend
2.75
3.02
9.97
General
16%
17%
49%
19%
Paper
shares---—.
Balanced
1
21.84
1
Fund
20.84
23.35
22.28
Corp—1
4.95
—lc
3,50
3.86
shares——*—lc
2.65
2.92
152.16
6.91
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
——lc
2.47
2.73
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
13.73
15.63
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
3.55
3.89
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
4.84
5.29
1
2.32
2.54
r;. Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
8.24
8.96
^
.
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Common stock series
Preferred
stock
lc
series—lc
Inc
9.45
10.08
5.49
6.05
2
Inc
—
15.90
17.42
3.20
3.48
2.32
2.56
Fidelity &
6.53
7.16
Fireman's
11.51
Industries Fund
Fund Inc
33VaC
——
General
Capital
Mutual
Investment
Shares
10.82
11.70
19.80
21.41
Automobile
13.51
14.61
9.31
10.22
al3.61
13.61
Fund Inc..
Corp—
288
301
Northeastern
130
137%
Northern
Co
5
3.09
65
Pacific
Peerless
43%
46',4
Phila
91
95%
43%
51%
2.50
Insurance
36%
34
«%
9%
84
88%
3.36
72
30%
32%
Reinsurance
18%
19%
Reliance
4
73
1.50
107
Paul
St
60%
64
64
67%
19%
20 Va
(Texas)
Insurance..2
35%
37%
Springfield
39%
Standard
Insurance
Insurance Co
10
Co
160
94 %
8
3.55
3.88
Jefferson
Preferred Stock Series
7.65
8.36
Jersey Insurance
5.42
74%
lo
25
Marine.
42%
Amer__«
106
99
°
2
23%
5
82
85%
3
62
26%
28 Ve
Y
2
37%
39%
2
29
30%
Trust
(N
Y)
....
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Fire
S
—._
U S Life
32%
48
22
&,
U
-
44%
110
30%
8
Fire
Guar
10
Insurance Co
in
A
51%
65 %
the
8.09
6.11
54%
50 %
5.92
7.40
51
69
Accident
Travelers
10
North
Co of
Title
167
44%
57%
47
Security (New Haven)
24%
&
41%
10
37 %
Fire
15%
14%
53
6.25
Marine
&
22%
•
42%
10
Surety Co
10
Co
5%
4014
10
Natl Life
Fire
4%
5
2
Co
Insurance
5
Insurance
27 %
1
C)
(Pa)__
(N Y)
Corp
Ins
Seaboard
113
(N
Fla)_2%
(Jacksonville
Insurance
Home
Dividend Series.
5
Co
City Life Ins
Republic
77%
Life
American
and
60
25%
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Republic
5.96
Series—
Series
56
5
59
11.33
Bond
52%
10
Co
N
10
68%
—
Gulf Life
88%
48
—
of
Insurance
55%
5.45
Security
Balanced Series
Life
5
(D C)
83
Insurance
—5
(DC)
10
Y_10
Co
Indemnity
4
Employees Ins
Government Employees
Ins
(Minn)
10
10.37
National
6.68
.
Series——
Stock Series—
Growth
New
—
Stock Series
England Fund..
York Capital Fund
New
20.03
Nucleonics
Standard
21.87
32 %
of Canada Ltd—.
34%
Shares
Inc
9.08
Life
Ins-^10
80
Co of N Y__10
32
%
84%
City
One
'William
Street
Fund
11.73
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
9.92
12.68
1%
Over-the-Counter Securities
14.04
Pioneer
7.22
Price
Fund
3.87
12.73
13.95
8.67
9.47
4.70s
Aug.
21.78
Corp
Fund
Fund
(T
15,
3.62
Securities
6.64
Jan.
22.00
4.20s
Oct.
Inc
Inc
Inc
2.5
3%s
April
Federal
11,
14.55
3s
32.28
3%s
6.26
6.77
12.42
13.50
3%s
March
11.66
7.96
Puritan
Fund
12.67
4%s
June
3%s
March
45
47%
Inc—
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund.
lc
6.30
6.91
lc
7.13
Chemical
lc
12.10
13.25
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc
(The) Stock Fund_lc
11.79
12.91
Scudder Stevens &
Putnam Growth Fund.
1
a35.50
35.50
a23.96
23.96
lc
6.93
7.60
lc
7.21
7.91
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.34
10.23
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
6.90
7.57
Shareholders Trust of Boston-
10.39
7.61
Smith
(Edison B)
Fund.
Southwestern Investors Inc
13.38
11.93
Sept.
13.39
33%
5s
2.
99.16
100.14
99.24
2%s
100.20
100.4
100.12
102
102.8
103
103 Va
109%
99%
106%
99%
110%
103%
104 Va
103
104
Feb.
99.24.
1960
1,
100.26
99.29
100.1
4s
102.2
101.8
101.16
May 3, 1962—
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 1966
100.8
100.16
4586
105.8
105.24
1S65
1968-
99%
99.4
99.20
July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s
100 %
Oct.
100.8
1971.:
15,
Feb.
3%s
100.12
100.4
1970-1967
1,
4VaS
1958
1,
3%s May
13.04
12.23
101.18
100.6
1972-1967
100
99.12
99.28
100%
107%
100 %
100.8
Sept.
1972
15.
14.66
Sovereign
101.14
11.36
6.94
1959
101.26
1963
11,
2,
2 Vis May 1. 1959
Oct. 20, 1959—
100.20
Bank for Cooperatives—
Central
•
100.9
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961
—..._
1962
10.
4%s Feb.
100
100.5
100.5
100.22
11,
Ask
1958
1,
100.16
1960
13,
point
a
100.1
1959
10,
of
32nds
l%s
1958
23,
more
2%s Nov.
.
Clark
Fund Inc
100.12
1959
10.
Aug.
3%s Feb.
7.82
Scudder Stevens &
Feb
1.65s April
or
Bid
99.27
—
1958
10,
14.31
9.9.28
—
1963
Mortgage Assn
31.96
Growth Stock
Rowe)
99.24
1959
15,
Natl
one
Ask
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1959
1.60s Feb. 16,
Fund Inc
Peoples
N
of
Westchester
35%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Chemistry &
Electronics
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
Equipment shares
Insurance
Pacific Insurance Co
3%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
12.97
Electrical
29%
Providence-Wasliinelou
10
11.33
10.93
&
40%
27%
Lite
Phoenix
Deposit of Md
Eunu (S F)
10.48
Corp
9.98
Electronics
Northwestern National
89
40%
Hartford Fire
lc
shares
45%
39%
.12.50
37 "2
21.18
Aviation shares
Common
19%
43
10
—
61
19.58
14.39
7.26
18%
...3.33%
-:
—
3
(N J)
Republic
Hanover
13.17
lc
85%
Quaker
Great
of beneficial interest
Fund Inc
shares—.
36%
2
5
60
Government
Mutual Trust* Shares
1
.
39
5
1.25
Life
Globe &
Mutual Income Fund
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
81%
2.50
5
General Reinsurance Corp:
Glens Falls
Fund—
beneficial interest-
of
Pine Street
Group Securities—
72%
76%
5
A...
Fire
lu
1.4
Franklin
Stock
Growth
Investors
Units
Trust
int_33%c
beneficial
of
Inc..10c
Investors
Massachusetts
1
Inc
68
River
Co
12.44
Fund
Bond
Philadelphia
Gas
12%
Corp class
York
North
25
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
Fundamental Investors
Futures
14.84
16.90
59%
11%
—10
Income
10
—20c
56
4
Casualty
Hampsnire Fire—
New
Federal
Manhattan
154.40
7.16
Energy Fund Inc
Equitj- Fund Inc
5
—
(Bait!
Group Assoc
;—•
Reinsurance Corp—8
Employees
Employers
Petroleum
5.41
——
Investment
40%
46 %
10
Nationwide
23'%
39%
37
37%
42%
National Union Fire
New
206
5
New Amsterdam
108
16%
198
1
Fire
15%
102
21%
15%
109
stk dividend
32%
2\
20%
105
Life Ins..—5
Assurance
14%
National Investors
Stock Fund
33%#
National
21'%
1%
37%
10
Life
Ex
16%
35
20
Manufacturers
30%
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.
Electronics
Fire
1
Crum & Forster Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
1
Va
Merchants &
Lite
Casualty
Inc.—
Monumental
Ins
Assurance
(Birm)_2
Casualty
Bonding
Merchants
9%
38%
Co
1%
3.67
10.84
Eaton & Howard—
Maryland
2%
9
J).10
(N
Ins
15%
Massachusetts
2%%
■
2
2.73
7.25
9.34
1
Ins
Mass Indemnity
36
Ins
Life
2.29
6.62
8.52
25c
Shares
7%
34%
1
(Ky)
3.33
Mutual
DreyfUs Fund Inc,
Co
2.07
Massachusetts Life
19.30
Commonwealth
2.47
—lc
;
9.63
17.06
Ask
(Va)_5
Co..65c
3
Companies
—5
Lite
shares...
11.49
2.50
-
Natl
Metal
8.76
Shares—
Ins
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
10.45
Inc„1
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
lc
Bid
82
Casualty Ins Co
26%
10
Life
Continental
Mass
.
Life
Stand
5.26
14.97
68
1
Natl
4.76
Automobile
14.82
63 Va
lv
&
31
6.25
Insurance Co
Connecticut
shares
Life
24%
__5
Co
Continental
6.69
Fund
Stk
Diversified
Fund
Managed Funds—
6.12
—_1
Fund—
Bankers
Sayles Mutual Fund—.*
Loomis
100%
of Tenn
35%
7%
a
D C>__.1
Shippers
Columbian
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Bankers &
17.19
shares
Delaware
American Surety
15.73
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc_.
De
(Galveston)..
Ins
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
18%
Inc
Fund
(Wash
Nat
Beneficial
15.69
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
15%
Mercury
Boston
15.91
1
14%
Amer
12.45
19.01
1
Fund Inc.
Co
Amer
10.55
Life
99%
Lincoln National Life
1
Assurance
American Re-insurance
9.65
13.91
17.49
Fla)
Home
11.39
9.71
1
—
Fund
Concord
9.34
8.94
(Jacksonville
25c
1
Stock
&
Fund Inc
Composite
8.59
1
-
Investment
Amer
Life
30%
6.57
1
Natl
Life Insurance Co of
American
Com Stocks)—1
Liberty
Life
Amer Ins Co (Newark N Jj__2%
(Income
201%
Corp
Title
19%
17.17
(Low Priced
&
22%
12.07
(Speculative Com Stkl—1
Ins
Mtge
18%
15.74
S-3
Title
Lawyers
21
11.06
10.28
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
136
130
9.47
1
Inc_——
18.76
13,600
1988
Par
Lawyers
33
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
1
102%
Companies
5
9.28
Inc
101%
Trans 5 %s
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
5
Heritage Life Ins—
Equitable Assur
conv
10.18
Fund
101%
1976
28
9.32
Lazarcl
101
5s
10
8.59
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Match
65
193%
1
Fund
78
1983
Ask
—10
(Income Pfd Stocks*—-1
Knickerbocker
Ask
__1970
4s
143
137
61%
(Discount Bonds)—
Knickebocker Growth Fund
1
50c
Century Shares Trust—
of Boston
Chase Fund
Steel
Westcoast
10
K-2
General Fund—
(1954}
Co—
B-4
8.21
14.01
10
Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co
S-4
7.51
&
K-l
S-l
Bid
Industries 4%s
100%
Bid
Par
9.77
Istel Fund Inc
97%
Insurance
4.13
of Boston—1
1
America
of
S
10.73
12.75
S-2
1
California Fund Inc
Canada
100
S
Universal
k„
9.58
24.78
13.63
Ltd
Fund
96
Improv 4%s_—1983
Gas
8.77
17.30
Bullock
9.80
Fund—_lc
Insur
United
Bonds—(Cont.)
U
U
76
153%
10.78
Income Fund—lc
B-2
1
Eroad Street Investment——1
11.52
9.85
74%
151%
1971
—1978
5%s
Corp
1
Johnston
Boston Fund Inc_
Underwood
10.53
lc
Fund.lc
Growth
8.67
1,46
—*
Inc„l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Electrics Corp.lc
Axe-Ternpleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Ask
Pipe Line
United Gas Corp 4%s
Fund—lc
Bank
Foundation Fund
4.71
Associated Fund Trust
Devel Mut Fund
Atomic
Bid
Ltd—
Shares
25c
1.25
Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Xnc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
American Business
far
Fund#—
Mutual
Ask
1971
Units-
5s
Amer
Trans-Canada
35%
Food
shares
Mining
Petroleum
Railroad
shares
8.76
11.08
12.14
6.25
6.86
lc
shares
shares
8.41
lc
lc
Merchandising
11.34
12.42
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Selected
Amer
.1
Shares
Investors
State Street Investment
Stein
Roe
Corp..
a31.48
& Farnum Fund
Bond
shares
lc
2.19
2.42
RR Equipment
shares
lc
5.11
5.61
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.
Television-Electronics Fund
Stock shares
lc
8.41
9.22
Texas
lc
8.06
8.83
United
lc
6.38
7.00
Railroad
Steel
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utilities
Growth
lc
Industry Shares Inc.—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
10.16
11.13
14.64
15.08
16.56
17.06
Fund
United
Hamilton
Series
Funds
10c
Series H-DAj
4.26
4.65
10c
4.23
1
a23.01
23.01
2.39
2.61
Haydock Fund Inc,.
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Income
7.30
7.98
8.22
8^98
1
.
9.23
11.58
7.00
7.65
Income
Fund
Funds
9.75
10.60
10.37
16.42
6.11
6.68
4.96
5.42
2.84
3.10
7.16
Ltd
7.83
Fund Inc
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
Special
Fund
Inc..
8.14
8.80
Fund
Situations
Inc.
10
Wall
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
8.47
Investors Fund Inc
Figures after decimal point represent
100
100.30
101
2%s Feb; 14,
1959
100.21
100.23
1 %s
1959
l%s Aug 1,
British Petroleum
1969
0s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian
Pac
Ry
31/26
1966
Wisconsin Fund Inc
5.18
Carrier
Corp
4%s
1982
Chance Vought 5%g.
—1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
€s
99%
99%
Delaware Pow <fe Lgt
3%s__1988
tu
Paso
Natural
Corp
Gas
3 %s
General
New England Power 4s
115
101
99%
112
88
85
i98g
99%
1976
New
New
3%s
Brass
Can
1%S
Feb.
15,
69%
N
1%S April 1, 1959
1%s Oct
1. 1959
1 %s
5s
Gen'I Tire & Rubber
6s
Illinois Power 4s
ww
__
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4 %s
98
5%s
1963
Okla
l%s
100.2
100.4
99.18
April 1, 1960
100
71
Elec
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
3%s
Glass
Bid
Due
Dated
8-
1-58
9-
1-57
11-
3%s_. .1988
5%s
127
1982
118
120
Quebec
1938
100%
101
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
--
Pacific
Puget
Pow
Sound
Natural
Southern
74%
P&L
100.11
2-58
100.8
10-
1-58
100.11
Railway
4%s
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
95.4
97.12
104.4
96.8
105.8
95.12
Nov.
Feb
15,
1963
99.24
99.28
April 1,
1963
94.4
94.12
15.
1962
104.4
3-58
100.13
100.16
3- .3-58
12-
1-58
100.10
100.13
4-
Due
1-58
1-
5-59
104.8
Bid
Aak
100.3
100.6
1%£
1,
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.29
1%%
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.23
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
2s
w
i
United States Treasury
99.25
100.5
99.28
100
99.26
100.7
98 V4
k
Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
)
July 31, 1958
99.995
99.997
Sentember
99.981
99.986
99.967
99.974
August
97%
Dated
1.60 %
100.14
11-
2-57
August 7, 1958
101 %
August
14,
1958
21,
28,
1958
99.953
September
18,
September
25,
1958
1958
99.960
October
99.935
1958
99.906
1958
99.948
October 9,
99.921
1958
September 4,
11,
99.931
October
October
1958
2.
1958
23.
96%
1958
96 Va
135
136 Va
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
97 %
96
w. .1967
95
98
.1988
100
101
.1982
112%
113%
•No
a
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
d
.
on
b Bid
Ex-rights,
t New
the New York
x
Stock
stock,
Ex-dividend.
When
,
99.902
99.885
99.826
99.811
99.792
1958
16,
issued,
^stock
99.925
99.887
99.869
99.844
103
Units
w
105.4
Bate
100.3
120
4%s—. .1988
Gas
97.4
96
1962
2#
Ask
100
2-58
101
118
.1988
Lt "4%s
&
1.
104.28
103.30
15, 1962
Oct.
99.12
98.20
104.24
l%s
99.22
3-58
104
.1977
5s
Aug.
1(*3
98.12
1,
3%s
100.8
1-
12-
100%
.1973
Petroleum
99.4
1,
2%s
100.6
2-
August
&
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
102
.1988
Gas
178
ww
.1988
125
73%
4s
100.12
102
1977
1981
100.4
101
97 Va
-1975
Cement
100
101%
Uranium
Span
102 28
1960
1961
4s Aug.
1, 1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961
100.10
100%
.1993
Northern States Power 4s
April
100
1959
88
99%
Pwr 3%s. .1988
Telep 4%s
Mohawk
Bid
1%R April 1. 1962
108
1988
point
a
97%
84
105
England Tel & Tel 4s- 1993
York
97
1975
1976
5s__
32nds of
Ask
98%
HI
_
Port
97%
4s._ 1983
Supply
95%
1975
I.Uoritia Power
Corp 4%s
rruehauf Trailer 4s
Fuel
Mueller
National
5%s_1977
3%s
Mountain
Oct,
I%s
100.3
2.45 ft
Bid
83%
1%S
100
3.00%
60
.,
more
3%s Feb 15, 1962
Rate
Bonds—
Niagara
1988
4s
75
102%
113%
1972
Con Eaison
Perro
95
100.1
1959 w i
5.60
Ask
58
62%
99.30
——
Treasury Notes—
l%s Oct. 1. 1958
13.15
Security Issues
73 %
or
MaturityNotes—(Cont.)3%s May 15, I960
Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1, 1958
May 15,
one
Treasury
4s
14.11
12.16
Whitehall Fund
Ask
3.65%
Bid
5%6
Bid
9.26
12.94
nc
Wellington Fund
100
Indebtedness-
of
4 Va 'c
Recent
Bonds—
99.28
Maturity—
Certificates
4% %
Barium Steel
195*9
2,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.33
15.11
Shares-
Fund
Canada
__
1
Fund
Incorporated Investors
11.50
12.49
10.65
Fund
United Science Fund
Value Line
Inc—
H-C7
Incorporated
Continental
United
United
10.87
Inc—
Accumulated
1958
March
31.48
11.46
Inc
Funds
1.70s
9.18
8.45
—
United
8.48
1.2
2.35s Oct. 7,
dividend.
99.863
99.842
99.833
99.807
Number 5763
108
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<389)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—PhiladelphiaWeek Ended
1958
Bank -clearings this week will
show
an
increase compared with
Pre¬
year ago.
a
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Bethlehem
indicate that for the/week ended Saturday, July 26, clearings for all
of the country,
12.3% above those of the corresponding week last
week in 1957.
same
the week ending Friday, of 24.9%.
there is a gain for
preliminary
Our
year.
2,601,104
Lancaster
■+•
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ending July 2G—
1958
1957
—-21.5
985,000,000
961,000.000
~
City
Francisco
686,548,316
+
42G.626.704
2.9
16,617,725
+ 16.7
17,252,196
18,087,636
17,551,004
+
3.1
13,275,469
1,112,768,068
(11 cities)
1,159,652,100
4.0
1,383,566,625
343,900,000
+
4.4
664,312,637
+
14,935,008
14,631,913
64,657,100
13,133,222
12,390,633
13,482,471
14,913,562
444,200,602
496,428,974
—
Youngstown—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
455.187,652
587,229,941
301,447,263
_
Other
i
1,459,035,021
$18,289,970,622 $15,747,568,279
*
cities, five-days—
4,382,025,855
4,349,082,845
+16.1
Virginia—Huntington
Total all cities,
All
cities,
one
five days_
$22,671,996,477 $20,096,651,124
day
876.405,171
Richmond
869,816,568
4,886,735
22,898,620
5,000,219
24,206,782
393,349,853
152,419,330
207,527,019
8,176,637
414,744,257
168,457,183
806,254,118
:
-
Maryland—Baltimore.—.
+12.8
District of
$23,548,401,648 $20,986,467,692
—
828,112,097
We cannot furnish them
week.
next
ends Saturday and the
Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
In the elaborate detailed statement,
32,981,621
however, which
For that week there
was
226,114,420
1957.
Outside of this city there was a loss of 1.2%, the bank
at this center showing an increase of 14.8%.
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
and from this
we
/
973,211
215,734,722
222,099,517
1,350,744,797
1,342,406.288
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(10 cities)
<
Boston Reserve District the totals register
a
improvement of 13.8%, but in the
an
-
Arbor
2,649,631
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
South Bend
smaller
are
Terre
hy 3.4%. "and in the-Richmond Reserve District by 2.6%., but in the Atlanta Reserve
District the totals
are
larger by 0.6%.
District suffers
a
.The Chicsiga Reserve District has to its credit
dfiincrease of 7.8%, in the Dallas
ReserveVbistrict
; "
.
:
1
<
•:
'
:
.12
1st: Boston--
$
866,126.463
cltiM
885,698,305
York—9
13,038,076,191
3rd Philadelphia—-—11
1,112:768,068
7
1,459,035:021
1,609,551,588
5th
6
806.254,118
828,112,097
Richmond
;
1956
v.',:'
•
2.2
858,644,833
10,734,235,852-
11,814,638,249"
4.-0
1^83,566,625.
1,280,104,432
9.4
1,522,047,967
2.6
—
+
0.6
1,225,329,333
0.3
1,665,840,415
761,563,233
5.9
620,664,702
Total
718,214,598
583,331,096
Minneapolis—.—7
703,336,865
(#4,250,107
—
1
:
+
6.0
+
3.9
228,750,121
186,123,589
28,360,775
119,341^77
■
369,400^100
•6,793;058
6,324,599
198,745,270
214,142,910
13,254,830
7.8
15,270,429
+ 46.4
615,996
570,193
2.9
215,269,820
201,998,627
0.6
1,225,329,333
1,157,931,339
—
—
+
7.7
2,895,994
2,279,002
1.0
20,001,345
17,792,279
6.4
11,339,118
+ 16.3
12.615,719
91,928,000
9,592052
10,888,902
89,097000
—
+
—
9,325,626
9.7
+
2.5
+
+ 10.8
9.9
7,247,852
+
1,636,660,649
+
0.3
+ 63.8
S30
4,315,436
131,622,396
'
10,824,932
1,510,896
6,795,704
19,364,762
403,600,000
214,114,480
142,611,167
3,338,676
~
752,877,375
763,664,323
7.8
703,874,422
685,864,997
North
Dakota—Fargo
+
3.9
"567,923.031
549,523,257
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,418,869,407
1,398,019,517
+
1.5
1.345,112,425
cities •
24,515,396,816
our
11,888,598,460
detailed
23,036,221,5G3
"+
12,036,502,588
statement showing
6:4
11.858.170,467
703,336,865
664,250,107
5,264,864
7,498,558
i
Helena
.21,340,216,910
1.2
—
23,238,973,400
15,922,746
11,640,642
5,495,719
6,266,332
14,437,396
12,134,630
Montana—Billings
1,280.410,373
128,52^,490
7,153,300
47,524,340
14,414,922
6,120,969
41,140,347
13016097
1,640,295
+
0.1
+
3.5
1,593,667
1,270,797,638
6,952,415
14,253,159
+ 25.1
12,088,143
2.7
7,019,197
6023,273
1,€65,840,415
1/460,163,273
414,400,000
393,300,600
—
0.3
1,088,527,769
7/538,036
*
13,963036
10,"453,909
2.9
—
1.4
208,601,253
194,098,563
2.9
135,811,502
128,285,464
6.3
2,750,478
2,530071
1.4
761,569/233
718,214,590
—22.4
8,825,602!
392,511,706
150,074/498
9,217,346
4,368,058
19.7
10,224,452
413,274,831
161,329,496
10.J68.416
4,864,702
6,597,574
+ 10.3
14,205,231
13,144,465
5.9
620,664,702
583,331,096
—
+
~
—
Total
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
the figures for each city for the
-
"
S
$
Inc. or
1956
Dec. r/c
.
$
Omaha
1955
$
2,947,931
7,379,807
6,178,547
706,951,178
638,909,680
12.8
3,369,817
1,632,326
.
3,609,581
4,339,177
5.5
>.
16,226,486
13,746,785
16.7
11,533,109
10,914,559
4,092,213
1,903,540
1,885,443
+
3.865.984
3,618,587
:+
16,805,692
17,784,111
14,606,518
—
<
Worcester:
donpectibut-f-Hartford—
Rhode Island—Providfence
Hampshire—Manchester
(12 cities).
42,190,239
46,090,507
24,948,016
Haven
25,840,371
36,700,000
34,729,800
3,190,293
+
2.0
42,540,437
36,866,079
3.5
28,350,310
21,633,746
5.7
31,345,600
28,817,800
8.5.
„
4.9
3,353,468
866,126.463
—
885,698,305
—
706,328
10,018,082
8,812,448
163,769,118
13,789,903
34,B66,126
159.156,899
10,717,724
32.177,004
457,854,848
14,726,695
7,197,817
452,866,066
+ 32.4
7.8
703,874,422
685,864,997
10,911,906
467,1296,414
39,422,104
7,943,900
8,095,239
11,724,968
35,986,010
462,034,534
15,168,708
5,752,930
757,566,125
702,496,045
—
37,907,958
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
(9 Cities)
+
6.9
+
—31.0
5.3
+
+
8.8
+
13.0
945,505
,
966,796
13,323,421
2,758,251
2.2
858,644,833
3,014,511
+
6,463,225
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
14,282,563
518,588,573
■
15,049,590
494,848,874
48,068,738
6,443,000
13,440,185
45,891,849
8,767,000
7,689,372
13,312,284
608,275,872
Texas—Austin
Fort Worth
4.7
—
3.1
480,185,667
44,778,075
8,264,000
7,95®,367
+
1.0
15,828,906
17,131,076
585,558,969
+
3.9
567,923,031
549,523,251
217,657,562
+ 4.5
228,552,644
101,689,328
227,654,290
+ 8.2
+ 0.4
203,520,149
5,458,927
227,080,788
103,107,760
? 11,486,430
6,663,651
...
Galveston
Falls
7,452,813
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
10,907,016
4.8
+
7,207,937
Dallas
Wichita
5-1
+
—
227,377,487
.
—
1,381,414
1.8
+ 12.0
1,425,402
6.8
723,502,849
12,163,135
New Bedford
+
3,461,505
1.0
7,350,185
5.1
3,569,135
__
33.3
+
709.277,793
_
+
7,722,534
River
6,189,421
—11.5
502,770,672
17,133,905
7,616,118
Kansas—Topeka
2,756,362
2,844,253
—
4.2
954,355
159,798,244
Wichita,.
3.790,102
—
+
,790,134
10,286,162
170,868,042
—.
Missouri—Kansas
—
2.5
+
—
City-
11,525,160
'
;
7.6
804,156
Hastings
1957
5.9
844,875
Nebraska—Fremont
1958
+
+
11,028,974.568
19 for four years:
+
11,829,305
444,195,135
170,185,578
9,181,910
+
V
Total
6,793,812
+
1,217,087,995
183,137,608
585,558.969-
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
7,510,215
470,196,549
702,496,045
Clearings at—
New
3,823,882
142,732,083
211,032,561
146,717,816
3,126,998
Paul
608:275,872
•
Springfield
+10.9
+ 29.5
Minneapolis
757.566.125
City—
Massachusetts—Boston
0.8
—
+
Lincoln
i_
132,146,981
401,400,000
6,089,507
14,090,896
St.
6
108
l—
Fbrtland 2
32,869,078
2.7
3.0
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minnearfiolis—
|
iialne—Bangor
1.9
+
—
—
45,694,835
Minnesota—Duluth
10
i—
add
714,072,913
—11.3
392,000,000
;
(4 cities)
9
10th Kansas, City
new
769,768,165
1/641,466,514
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quiiicy
1,460,163,273
1.4
9th
week ended July
2.6
—
1,157,931,339
1
763,664,323
We
(17 cities)
Missouri—St. Louis
714,072,912
—
1,342,406,288
752,877,375
New Yoik
353,594,599
132,103^159
1,404,300/628
'769,768,165
—
1,636,660,649
4
Total
6,515,525
382,738,544
143,497,285
CightN -Federal Reserve District—St. Lenis—
772,064,153-
1,641,466,514
St. Louis
Francisco
8,003,395
9.5
7,443,416
——
Total
-■
1,350,744,797
8th
Dallas-*——
7.3
—
1955
:
10
_
3,878,195
20,926,000
197,055,434
5.2
+
—
1,213,953,004
6,802,931
20,038,479
*
Peoria
;
-—17
6th. Atlanta
'
1,404,300,628
4,460,553
23,559,734
207,508,654
—10.0
i.'J
Decatur
"
7tii "Chicago
7.9
+
18,253,120
2,474,402
.
Rockford
;+13:8
1,159,652,100
4th Cleveland
—
11,460,251,575
Lowell
1,522,047,967
^
Inc. or
Deb. ^
$
5.4
—
13,539,326
.
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
'
"
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1957
1958
2.3
—
10,650,480
4,194,845
Des Moines
of 3.9% and the San Fran¬
SUMMARY GF BANK CLEARINGS
Week" Ended July 19—
Fall
9.4
99,536,000
146,345,412
8/32 L,824
50,199,189
Springfield
In the following we furnish a suiDmary
'
438,149,573
9.449,217
1
Haute
Sioux City
'
-
13,922,938
459,242,067
15,306,339
Iowa—Cedar Rapids...
loss of 1.4%+ In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
cisco Reserve District of 1.5%.
!
13,555,006
—10.5
89,586,000
;
*
—
W iscons in—-Milwaukee—
gain of 0.3% ana the Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.9%, but the St. Lotfis Re¬
Outside
59,431,500
16.148/663
9.6
21,090,037
12,669,288
13,160,582
11,606,948
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis., .
decline of 2.2% and in the Philadelphia
2,870,210
21,302,430
Rapids J
Lansing..:
,
Reserve district'of ^.0%.
San
6.0
—
Seventh Federal Reserve District--Chicago—
Michigan-—Ann
note that in
Grand
the New York Reserve District the totals record
I2tb
+
288,562,935
582,948,791
53,094,800
15,215,985
clearings
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
16,689,266
664,808
7,827,023
-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the whole country having amounted to $24,515,390,816 against $23,036,321,563 in the
sanfie week in
217,553,313
15,384,783
'6,619,312
Augusta
increase "of. 6.4%, the aggregate clearings for
an
33,631,612
140,625,543
427,000,000
6,670,542
7,056,717
270,414,970
144,394.495
414,200,000
Macon
present further below,
we
286,515,210
Nashville-
Georgia—Atlanta
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
July 19.
llth
6.1
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
(6 cities)
Florida—Jacksonville
New
+
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
2nd
12,405,606
637,161,435
+12.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of
8,776,171
-
Columbia--Washington-
0.8
+
Total
Total all cities-for week
show
13,587,750
322,921,546
+
1,609,551,588
223,923,409
Virginia—Norfolk
0.8
+
South Carolina—Charleston...
serve
2.1
4.2
—12.9
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
2.1
—
West
a
113,808,037
1,280,104,432
—11.0
353,996,967
(7 cities)
—-14.8
522,413,365
•-Ten cities,- five days
are
—
680,831,241
68,579,40Q
Mansfield
387,741,114
Baltimore
we
—
4,233,166
6,996,775
5.4
4.5
Pittsburgh
our
5.0
—
325,698,165
592,686,233
;
Columbus
Cleveland
in
+ 14.5
7,579,577
312,018,085
Cleveland
+ 12.0
"700,209,000
—i
,15,198,496
7,399,250
19,384,433
Cincinnati
2.5
+■
477,737,412
,•——
359.100,000
San
4,109,235
8,218,319
0.4
+
1,979,1^2
4,577,613
7,601,001
3,536,101
6,933,550
Ohio—Canton
717,349.210
Kansas
5,749,540
1,216,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,062,845,885
'
Philadelphia
1,934,884
4,744,990
1,320,000,000
3.3
4.7
$
1+24.9
$12,739,511,945
___
+ 22.9
—
—
V
%
810,198,469,881
1,046,911,609
York
New
2,158,596
4,358,555
-
Jersey—Trenton
BY TELEGRAPH
-
1,916,782
4,002,075
7,618,824
.
York
New
1955
1,653,148
$
—
2,116,651
5,166,900
1,091,000,000
4,376,343
8,676,031
1956
1,794,039
—10.4
2,007,732
1,633,057
*3,800,000
,'
~
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
Total
.,
1,040,000,000
Scranton
totals stand
At this center
the week follows:
-
4,996,739
Philadelphia
Reading
July 19
Inc. t>r
Dec. %
1.2
$
1,463,349
.
Wilkes-Barre
$23,548,401,648 against $20,966,467,692 for the
at
1957
-
1,983,183
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
45
(6 Cities)
—26.5
8,418,157
772,064.153
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—-New York—
:
*
Washington—Seattle
1
Yakima
New York—Albany.!
Bingham ton
•
Jamestown
Rochester
Syracuse
:
Connecticut—Stamford
tfet Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(9
cities)
27,962,922
26,999,154
(a)
73,526,623
'
13.038.076,191
11.460,251,575
145,052,908
2,560,174
2,673,481
5.6
3,554,449
2,644,288
11,380,802,933
10,311,242,342
5.2
38,754,009
35,836,707
25,698,019
21,437,267
27,465,404
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City—.
—
Pasadena
—
7.1
•—
+
+
+
+
3.7
30,016,363
31,182,392
22,816,585
741,929,278
32,894,726
21,186,840
730,524,536
29,993,577
10,244,428
16,140,631
9,852,038
13,788,537
1,418,869,407
1,398,019,517
California—Long Beach
San Francisco
109,516,093
7-7
1.6
9.7
4.0
+17.1
26,882,471
+
+
3.-6
-
7.1
79,108,546
91,798,859
152,294,078
+ 14.8
•—
30,039,090
86.307,442
4,094,377
7.9
—
10,999,818,975
41,711,229
31,990,150
0.2
—
3,488,005
12.626,798,356
22,556,537
(a)
2,765,670
43,870,289
_T....
6.0
*
158,029,938
3,293,829
J "
+
(a)
2.759,038
Elmira—*
New Ym'lc
,
<a>
26,492,109
145,465.136
Buffalo
r
28,092,556
—
75,359,691
69,106,053
6.0
85,592,955
83,275,808
11,814,638,249
10,734,235,852
+ 13.8
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Total
Grand
(10 Cities)
total
(108 cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings operations
24,515,396,816
23,036,321,563
11,888,598,460
12,036.502,588
discontinued.
29,229,510
19,363,799
708,480,434
26,791,998
8,368,067
13,710,993
5,521,474
198.230.H3
110,015,473
26,454,091
16,943,369
669,484.602
29.584,159
6,547,053
12,119,080
+ 1.5
1,345,112,425
1,280,410,373
+ 6.4
23,238,973,400
21,340,216,910
1.2
11,858,170,467
li;028,974,560
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, July 28. 1958
.
(390)
.Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Haskelite
4%%
Indiana
Bank
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the
the different
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
-
Belt
RR.—•
——.--Sep
jV
'
•
r--.
2
"
•
1st mtge. fr'afe
bonds, due June 1, 1982—
Aug 15
Indianapolis Public Loan Co., Inc.— '
■' '\/;
5(/o s. f. debs, due 1995
.———Aug
1
Kings County Lighting Co.—
" !
;
'
Z"
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the
Harbor
Pag*
Date
j
Manufacturing Corp.—
f. debs, due Aug.. 1, 1961
s.
_
■
*
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
v JULY
18, 1958 TO JULY 24, 1958. INCLUSIVE
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOPFIGN
3Vnc,'»
first mortgage bonds,
(Value in United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Country and Monetary Unit
bonds 3>/a&
Investment Corp.
Southern Pacific
Monday
2,232818 ; .,
.0385359*
1.042734
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00238048
.00238203
.238530
.238800
.210131
.210131
.210108
.210106
2.804375
2.804887
2.803125
2.803427
.00277912*
,00277912*
.329775
.3267+1
—«
.293450
.283590
.283980
2.775371
.0349000*
.0238095*
.498950*
.0349000*
.498950*
.0349000*
-
.0238095*
.1400UO*
.496950*
.499950*
.0349000*
—
57c
.0349000*
.193283*
,193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
Union of South
2.791718
2.793897
2.794209
2.792652
2.804375
2.804687
2.803125
1
U89S
1987——Aug 15
.—Aug 1
—Aug
1
$2493
nyr-l-
Co.—
Power
mortgage bonds series due Aug.
1,
preference stock
Corp.,
148
Nov 25
—
248
$2843
due 1959—
—Aug 19
Refining Co.—
V;! Vv.
income debs, due June 30, 1962—^———.—Aug 20
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—
• vv;-!
57o
sub.
,
2.792983
2.802187
2.803437
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
States
Warren
46
245
!■;
Ltd.—
cumulative conv. preferred stock, series'A
5Ysf/o
.233350
United
1,
Suntide
.193283*
.233350
„
Blocdel,
Paciiic Finance Corp., 4e/o
debentures
Salada-Shirriff Horsey, Ltd.—
.0238095*
.0238095*
1
&
first
Northam
.140080*
.140080*
-.0238095*
.496950<:
-
Northern
2.775680
.140080*
debs, due Sept.
conv.
—Sep
,47c first mortgage bonds, due l9G5———--L—-
.293750
2.778916
.140080*
peso
MacMilkin
.0800560*
.0800590*
.0800580*
.0800580*
2.776808
6'i
145
-f" 293'
—Aug 8
)„ July 29
1970
1, 1977———
Co. of California—
cumulative preferred stock———
90-cent
.00277912*
.328841
.283525
debentures due April
Lime Corp.
Knudsen Creamery
.329841
2.774443
-
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
5W'o
Page j
*
8
stock——- —Aug 15
cumulative
Eastern
.00277912*
.0800580*
—
Date--
stock—_—— —Aug
participating preferred
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—
.00238242
.238550
7°/o
.00311807-
.00238125
.238500
.326841
i
,
.00311807*
.002779l2*»
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
krone
.209975
2.802187
.
New
Norway,
.209975
.210000
*
293
CALLED
ISSUES
Products, Inc., preferred
Allied Control Co., Inc.—
.238500
Ireland, pound
Japdfc, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
.210000
91
15, 1967
'—.Aug 30
convertible subord. debentures due Nov.
Company and Issue—
.00237887
(frec)_
—%
rupee-
.207525
90
"
Alco
1.041408
.207508
mark
Deutsche
Genpany,
•
1.043125
.00311807*
—
1.041937
1.043125
90
j
ENTIRE
.0200500
.0200500
.0200500
.0200500
G'/v
.0385359*
.0385358*
.0385358*
.0385358*
.,v
,
.0200500
Co.—
2.233814
2.2335G5
2.234810
2.2345G1
«
90
.0236431
.0235764
.0235794
.0238987
.0239794
—
pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canadar dollar
Ceylon, rupee
;
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
India,
.0555555*
,0555555*
Official
Australia,
148
Victoreen Instrument Co.—
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
—
.
$
$.
:
debs, due Feb.
series II 5%'* due Oct. 1, 1983—July 31
Tampa Electric Co., 1st mtge. 4
bonds due 1989—-Aug 1
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 series A pld. stock—
Aug 29
July 24
July 23
$
$
$
Argentina, peso—
Free
July 22
G7o
1st mortgage bonds
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 21
Friday
July 18
12907
Aug ' 1
Aug 1
1, 1959—Aug 1
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% debs, due Fc-b. 1, 1992—
Aug 1
Southern Natural Gas Co., 4 %% s. f. debs, duo 1973—Aug 15
1st mtge.
Lawrence
due 1975series of 1975
preference stock.—__——
Light Co.—
5*4^
bonds due Oct. 1, 1987—I—
Power
1st
291
—Aug 15
convertible
$2.40
Utah
«fc
mtge:
•
—Aug 15
•Nominal.
♦Announcement
v
Statement of Condition of the Twelva
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Inc. ( + >
Dec. (- -) since
July 23,
1958
ASSETS
1958
1957
account———
19,808,892
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
884,157
—1,286,502
29,999
309
Gold
certificate
Total
F.
II.
gold certificate reserves—
Other
and
—_
361,549
—
advances
Industrial loans
27,308
52,974
-4*'
17,780
73,749
-
—
15,273
—
■'
332,127
218
—
■'
38,245
Acceptances—bought outright
15,935
—
39,615
342
—-;
-
—1,264,931
+
20,973,049
380,901
'
——_uLl
cash
discounts
other banks———
of
notes
21,571
+
Chicago District outside of Chicago. Time
deposits decreased $53 million at all reporting member
banks; the principal decrease was $85 million in inter¬
bank deposits in New York City. Demand deposits cred¬
ited to foreign banks increased $169 million.
r
A summary of
4
-
—
4
-f
10,000
+
114,325
Bonds
+
216,600
2,383,110
19,948,105
>10,000
2,903,582
-
Certificates
assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
;
.
92,275
25,222,797
■
'■
1,913,53L
+
8,583,906
•
■
y.
Increase ( 4- ) or
t
'i
■■
....
.
—8,561,413
+
101,832
1958
under
repurchase
Total U. S.
Govt,
agree't
securities
—
25,222,797
92,275
and investments adjusted)
adjusted*
Commercial
1,762,058
+
Uncollected
Rank
cash
Other
15
items
premises
133,891
25,335,133
foreign banks
from
4,7G9,475
—1,048,6G8
89,688
assets
——
+
172
254,646
,
+
+
1G,385
+
—
,'
ing
securities
Real
20,515
estate
—4——" 51,864,436
Total assets
—.1,122,879
'
purchasing
—
98,513
1
Reserve
Federal
notes———.
29,757,791
102,931
bank
reserves—,-—-
18,934,427
512,234
179,434
94,181
295,123
92,598
—
319,181
33,769
+
Member
U.
Treasurer—general
S.
acct.
Foreign
.
Other
Total
-
-—-
deposits
19,790,995
Xleferred availability cash
Other
liabs.
Total
accrued
&
dividends
liabs.
of
gold
to deposit
ities
&
87,881
41,775
—
—
+
178,620
854,224
577
—1,135,198
—
+
+
+
128,312
117,943
1,090
89,204
+
809,198
27,543
227,263
capital
accounts
51,864,439
159
—
+
12,193
—1,122,879
+
+■
20,713
91,905
—
+
72^628
98,894
to
•
with
+
Cash
vault!
in
with
Reserve
285
+
7
179
—
6,512
+
170
198
+
+
6,930
+
34
+
33
deposits
+ 1,707
Banks-
+
984
—
2,780
——u
+
225
224
+
248
30
—
19
4
—
58
267
+
55,654
adjusted
+
28,334
.—
4,194
—
810
487
+
53
+ 4,726
610
951
+
224
11,899
—
1,655
banks
+
1,085
+
169
5
—
From
others
Banks
Reserve
!
—
78
—
—
677
—-/
,—
—
372
13
tExclusive of loans to banks and after deduction of valuation reserves;
individual
loan
items
arc
loan
for
+
0.2(
—
shown gross.
foreign
109,413
commitments
981
986
5
+
—
42,092
in leading cities
chows the following principal changes for the week
ended July 16:
Decreases of $245 million in loans ad¬
justed and $183 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities; increases of $248 million in reserve balances
with Federal Reserve Banks, and $810 million in demand
deposits adjusted; and decreases of $610 million in U. S.
Government deposits and $224 million in demand depos¬
its credited to domestic banks.
industrial loans decreased
$186 mil¬
lion at all reporting member banks; the principal changes
were decreases of
$98 million in New York City, $36
Chicago, and $23 million each in the Boston
Districts.
Changes
dustry appear in another press release.
according to in¬
Loans to brokers
and dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
and other securities decreased $94 million in New York
City and a total of $105 million at all reporting member
banks. Real estate loans increased $41 million.
•
Holdings of Treasury hills decreased $170 million and
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
857
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Francisco
7-10
8-20
v
,
•
10-15
.
Price Eros.
Prince
A; Co.
Gardner
Ltd.
Co.,
Inc.
Procter & Gamble Co.
Provincial
of
4CV(4
preferred
preferred
4'a(4
preferred
4.64(4
Public
8- 1
(quar.)
3.35(4
4.50(4
9- 2
8-20
7-18
8-15
8- 1
8-30
8- 1 *
7-14
7-14
7-29
8-1
7-4
25c
9- 1
8-15
8-15
9-30
9-12
45c
$1.05
$1.06%
8- 1
9- 2'
9- 2
8-1,5
8-15
$1.12%
9- 2
8-15
9- 2
8-15
25c
8-15
7-31
8*c
8-15
7-31
$1.12%
8-15
7-31
9-30
9-30
8-29
35c
$1.02
9-30
$1.04
9-30
$1.07%
9-30
8-29
$1.26'4
9-30
8-29
34c
8-15
75c
—
—_
9-13
(quar.)..,
New
7-25
7-11
Hampshire—
;;
„
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
•
4.08(4
preferred
4.18(4
preferred
preferred
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
4.30(4
5.05(4
(quar.)—
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
——
preferred
(quar.)
Power A* Light
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)—
Puuta Alegre Sugar
8-29 ,"
125c
(quar.)
com.
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.
Puget Sound
*
$1.16
Colorado,
Common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
-
9-19
.
8-12
:
common
(quar.)—
of
9-10
9-10
50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
Co.
-
10-1
W- 1
*50c
—
(quar.):
preferred
Service
8-.8
.
8-1
(quar.)
Transport Co.,
Public Service Co.
4.20(4
(reduced)
7-18 "
10- 1
7-25
/ 7-18
8-15
,
—
(reduced)—
9-
8-29
8-29
"
8-29
7-16
8-20
2
8-
$2
/—
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc
10c
^
Quebec
Power Co.
(quar.)
Qucmont Mining Corp. Ltd. (quar.)Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Corp.
Ralston
of
America,' connuon
Purina
Randall
$35c
1
8-15.
' 7-22
8-25
7-15
J15c
9-30
8-29
U5c
8-
1
7-22
7-28
6-20
Co.
Grip
&
Corp.
(quar.)
Batten Ltd.—"
(quar.)
International, Inc.
Rayonier.
Reading
Date
Bulkley Building Co. 77o
s.
f. bonds
cumulative preferred
stock'
Page
1
146
July 30
149
Aug
57e>
gen.
Transit System, Inc.—
mtge. gold bonds due July
Sprague Devices, Inc.—
1st
mtge. 5'c
conv.
,
1967
148
July 28
Owl
Rcdondo
Reed
(C.
Class
—.Aug
5*'*cc
Investment
Co.
cumulative prior
Date
Page
stock
Aug 14
242
1
46
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
3?'o& coll. bonds due Aug. 1,
1
47
Aug
bonds series due 1987———-—Aug 19
Equitable Securities Co., 5fc s. f. debs., due Feb. 1, 1960 -Aug
l
"
-47
'
5
9-12
8-15
7-21
8-15
7-25
7-10
7-29
7-21
35c
8-15
2%c
8-15
*
$2 partic. class A
(quar.)
50c
(quar.);
8-
25c
59c
Inc.
pfd.
(qua.)
(increased)
^
8-
$1.25
8-
25c
2(4
Canada
Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
J15c
(qUar.)
7-31
7-31
*7-21
1
1
7-21
1
7-15
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-
1
7-15
30c
8-
5
7-29
45c
7-31
7-16
55c
9-12
8-15
(quar.)
f27c
10- 1
9-12
$5c
10- 1
(quar.)
t28c
1-1-59
fz,
Insurance
Engineering
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
A
A
Industrial
Corp. (quar.)
Aluminum (Canada)—
43i(4
preferred
(quar.)
4ai(4 preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common
Common
class
Oil
Rich's, Inc.,
3%(4
Consumers Power Co.—
1
8-14
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Stores
Richfield
1999-
10-
55c
'
(quar.)
Reliance Electric
Class
of Illinois—
preferred
(quar.)
(reduced)
com.
dividend
Republic
(J. I.) Case Co., 25-year 3V2(o debs., due Feb. 1, 1978—Aug
1st mortgage
Stock
Reynolds
Company ana Issue—
t$1.50
Extra
1
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
9-
.
20c
A.)
B
Reltman's
Class
1960
7-21
9-19
lOc
Stores
Tile
,
bonds due July l,
8-21
12%c
—
Quarterly
Red
Reliance
1,
7-14
8-1
Inc.
Company,
Reliable
Indianapolis
9-30
9-11
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Corp. (Mass.),
Reichhold Chemicals,
Company and Issue—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. 1st. ref. mtge.
1
8-14
50c
preferred
Raymond
10-
5c
25c
American
Reecc
NOTICE OF TENDER
87VaC
[
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rapid
6(4
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
Including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives thq location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
25c
(quar.)
;
Co.
Rapid
Notices
•
7-15
-
8- 1
9*2
.
$3.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Rfldoroclc Resources, Inc
2.7'r
accept¬
banks of the Federal Reserve System
million in
,
*
87J/2C '/;".8- 1.
—-$1
■&' 1
5(4 preferred (qua*.4
$1.25
PWsbury Mills, common (quar.)—
.
62,/sC
$4 preferred (quar.)
$1"
Pittsburgh Brewing, com. (initial)—-——.v
10c $2.50 conv. preferred (accum.)——:——. $4.37%Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
;
'
Common
(quar:)
——
•!
! $1.75
7T4 praferred (quar.)—
$1.75
Pittsinrrgh Plate Glass Co
-55c'
Pittsburgh, Youngstown It. Ashtabula Ry. Co,
7(4 preferred (quar.),
;
—1...
$1.75
Pneumatic- Scale Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—J40c
Portsmouth Steel Corp. (quar.)—
:
15c
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60'4 pld. (quar.).
V
90c
4.70(4 preferred (quar.)—
$1.17%
President
Electric.
Ltd
$2V2c
Racllo
44.4'/*
on
Commercial and
.
'4
9- 4
486
-+
22
■
.740*
7*10-a
'7-IO —
.
-7^15.' *
Fhillips Petroleum. Co. (quar.)j.!-.-;
—42^0 V*v^ 9- 2 ■">.tv7k *
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock* dir.)"- ( '
3(4 8-1 - 7-18"^
2,611
Borrowings:
Federal
Philip Morris, Inc.—
3.90(4 preferred (quar.)———.
4(4
preferred (quar.)
——•
8-1
8-.1
8- 1
8- 1
'
$1.50-
———
$1.40 div. preference common
banks
From
Quarterly
-■
■—.
13,370
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits-,
.
Foreign
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Cb.—
t
210
LIABILITIES—
Demand
'
Philadelphia Eleetrtc Co., 3.80ft pfd. (quar.)
: 95c W"
4.30^ preferred (quar.)—
$1.07^3
4.40(4 preferred (quar.)-w——
$1.10 '; !
4.68(4 preferred (quar.)
«;r.
$£.17!;.'
+ 3,493
59
—
9,303
1,394
banks
41
14
———
domestic
—■
260
+
—
;—
Federal
726
183
21,682
——
banks-
Reserves
+
1,619
;
.
105
and F. R. note liabil¬
Condition Statement of Member Banks
San
Loans
\
'
'7 When HoUerk
Share- Payable- of Rec.
reserves
combined
liability
ances
purchased
correspondents
and
+;
11,168
-
securities
91
Interbank demand deposits:
4,
.
8,942
,
——
bonds
S.
Other
+
10
1,417
1,923
Balances
354,953
—
certificate
Contingent
Industrial
42,799
.—
32,154
Domestic:
capital accounts-,
Total
+
125,005
ACCOUNTS—
in
(Section 7)
(Section 13b)
Gurplus
Surplus
3,911,932
15,091
50,445,779
Capital paid
Ratio
—
liabilites
CAPITAL
Other
items
—
—1,156
—2,216
6
carry-
.
loans
;
2,405
Government securities—total
S.
U.
deposits:
or
._
+
for
dealers
and
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
520
bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
—
U.
;
\
Fitr
,
186
29,425
carrying securities-
loans
Other
98,894
or
187.
■'>
,
Name of Company
—
369
245
■
industrial loans—_
brokers
Other loans for
40,166
1957
—
52,896
—
_
and
purchasing
7
9,308
to
Loans
1,446,415
—
—
195#...
r,
v'i' 94,153
Agricultural loans
Total loans and securities
JJue
.r
July 17,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS-Loans
Loans
Held
275,800
.
Decrease (—) Since
July 9,
July 16,
+ 2,037,856
—
lln Volume
issue,
——
ber banks follows;
Bought outright—
Bills
Loans to banks decreased $225 million.
$372 million.
U. S. Government securities:
:V
decreased
decreased
this
(Continued from page 12),
-
r
the
^Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks
$22 million and
borrowings from others
16,704
+
2,001
'—'
holdings of U, S. Government bonds' decreased $33 ipiliioti. Holdings of Treasury notes increased $34 million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $59 million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $297 million in
New York City, $143 million in the Kansas City District,
$73 million in the Richmond District, and $64 million in
the San Francisco District, but they decreased $61 mil¬
lion in
July 24,
July 18,
-
in
B
1
7-
8-
90c
75c
Mills
1
1
7-11
9- 5
8-15
9- 5
'8-15
9-15
8-15
20c
(quar.)
common
8- 1
7-18
9334c
preferred (quar.)
Brand Rice
7-31
8-
90c
(quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas t,
Voting trust certificates
River
9-12
12-12
59%c
(quar.)
common
'
8-18
t$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10c
8- 1
7-18 *
' 4
5c 1
8.-11
5c
8-11
7-14
7-14
8-
7-11
30c
1
,
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5763
188
(391)
Per
.
♦*'
Name of Company
Rochester Gas
;;
,
So Electric
Corp.—
.
$1
"F" (quar.
—
preferred H (quar.)_
4%% preferred I (quar.)
4.-9sc; preferred K (quar.)
RocKwood & Co., 5% series A pfd.
tquar.)
Rogers Corp., $3.60 class A (quar.)—,
ROhr
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
Paper
Class
B
Class
-
Royal
B
9-
2
8-15>
$1.23%
9- 2
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
Bros.
10-
1
9-30
8-
1
7-21
Sterling Precision,
7-31
7-10
5%
Stern
8-20
7-31
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
Stetson
(John B.),
15%
7-30
6-13
Stevens
15c
8-
1
1
7-21
.
8-
1
8-11
7-21
8-15
"
8-1
9-19
25C
37 (4c
(quar.)
9-
St.
35c
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.,
5(4Vfc preferred A (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Antonio
San
Transit
common
+
''
8covlll
Roebuck
So
Co.
Corp.,
Selected
Seminole "Oil
So
8-
Class
1
4.16%
7-10
pfd.
'
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8-
7-15
10-
3
4.10%
4.50%
preferred
4(4%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
4.04%
preferred
"8-23
10-
1
8-15
8-
1
'4.65%
4.90%
7-29
6-30
5.10%
9-
1
8-
5.12%
75c
12-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
'
8
,
5.25%
11- «
r
5.16%
Texas
,
Sefon Leather
of
8-
25c
—_
Shareholders Trust
1
.
A
(quar.)_
%
Sheraton
Stock
of America
Corp.
dividend
.
Common
$50c
(quar.t-
2
9-
common
9-
15c
8-
1
7- 3
2%
8-
1
7- 3
Pacific
Slerta
Power,
30c
Class
}■.
Sinclair
8mlth
(S.
15c
$25c
Kline
Slater
<N.)
Smith
(A.
& Co., LtcL,
common
30c
__
50c
(quar,)
$25c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_i—^
Snilth (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd. (quar.)—
$2 preferred .(quar.)—
Sonotone Corp.r common (quar'.)—
$1:25 preferred (quar.)_——
'
O.)
Corp.
$1.55 preferred
-
South
Bend
4:48 %
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.24%
*
4.78%
;
4.88%
1
7-
1
6-30
J50c
•
$4.84
7-31
1
7-15
4(4%
Townsend
T62(4c
8-15
7-18
IOC
88-
1
8-29
1
7-11
8-
9-15
8-15
8-15
7-31
CO
7-21
$1.10
Co.
10c
8-15
7-31
45c
HO
10-10
1
rH
9-
1
8-15
92 (4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
($25 par) (quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)
8-
1
97 (4 C
8-
1
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
$1.10
8-
1
7-18
$1.15
8-
1
8-1
7-18
27 %C
27yac
8-
1
11-
1
97!4c
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.10
11-
1
$145
$1.18%
11-
1
1
10-20
27 %c
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
Corp. (quar.)
;——
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stange (William J.)
Co—.—
Co.
(quar )
7-31
$17J,4c
$1.43%
:
75c
7-0
1
7-11
7-11
8-
1
8-
1
7-18
8-15
7-24
-
50c
'
15c
34%c
7-24
,
,
"
...
88-
9c
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9c "
/
1
7-11
7-15
7-21
8-30
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9c
1
7-31
""
25c
monthly)
7-18
8-15
$1.25
'
Power
■'
7-8
,
8-1
8-
$1
4
9-10
7-31
\
(quar.)_
(increased
»
8-22
'•
9-30
9-15
-
$1.50
7r31
,7-15
•
5c
7-31
7-15
•
34c
8-15
7-31
'
30c
$1.25
9-20
8-29
:
So
Public
'
*
.
7-15
10-15
10-15
8-29
8-15
31 (4c
9-9
12 (4c
9-30
(F.
62(4c
(F.
(quar.)
5%
/'
ta
convertible
W.)
Co.
(quar.)___„
(interim)
Yellow
—
"
9-15
8-4
8-14
7-23
8d
$1.11
i.
3-15
H- 2
8-
1
7-15
25c
.9-
2
8-19
25c
10-
1
9-19
25c
1
10-20
12-
1
11-19
10c
u
11-
25c
Wurlitzer Co.
9-
1
8-15
7-31
7-10
(quar.)
Cab
6%
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)_
37(4c
York Counvy Gas (increased quar.)
65c
Youngstown Sheet So Tube (quai*.)—$1.25
conv.
1
7-15
9-15
8-15
$30c
8-1
7-2
$56(4c
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Zellers,
4(4%
8-1
7-2
source.
No*-
8-
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
tPayable
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
the
at
tax
British income tax.
Less
j
Previous
date
8-29
published
date
was Incorrect.
The
indicated here.
corrected
payjueai
and/or record date Is
xLess
Jamaica
Income
tax.
tPayable in U. 8. funds,
7-19
less
7-19
8-15
In
resident
a
7-19
Gas
15%
Canadian nonresidents tax.
9-20
Lumber
class
United
ties
U.
9-15
8-15
11-15
10c
Fire
S.
Lines
4(4%
U
S
Hill
Mines,
Jersey RR.
Insurance
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
.
7-10
8-15
9-
5
(reduced)
Co.,
Stores
United
of
prods.
sold
ices
Federal
<fc
5
serv-
255,135,000 254,568,000 515,466,000 524,800,000
costs
taxes
$
other
and
operating
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
sold 264,215,000 269,217,000 542,554,000 564,990,000
services
income
4,540,000
7,148,000
13,544,000
19,879,000
4,540,000
on
B
Whelan
Net
7,501,000
788,000
13,544,000
788,000
1,576,000
20,311,000
1,576,000
3,752,000
profit
dividend
6,713,000
11,968,000
18,735,000
$0.86
$1.35
Ltd.
common
preferred
10-
1
8- 1
8-
(interim)
?8c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
7-15
1
7-15
9- 2
12- 1
8-
25c
1
11-15
7-10
7-16
8-15
50c
9- 5
1-1-59
25c
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
12-
an
of
reduction
tax
being
$0.48
of certain
computed
on
standard manufac¬
in
accelerated
of
method
straight
the
previously employed.
line
method
iu
depreciation charges by $500,000
per
This results in
a
quarter after income
1953.-
Awarded Contract—
automatic
An
air
8-15
7-25
1
7-15
the
8-
1
communications
air-ground
8- 1
7-11
35c
8- 1
7-18
and
delays
solve
help
the
system
problem
designed
under
mid-air
of
to
cut
contract
collisions
awarded by
7-15
$1.18
traffic
will
8-
8-30
8-18
11-15
8- 1
11- 1
2-1-iB
10-15
9-30
9-18
$3.50
convertible
preferred
$1.25
12-31
12-18
$3.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
87(4c
87(4o
350
7-30
7-16
$3.50
convertible
preferred
(auar.)
87Vac
2 5c
8-15
7-31
Universal
25c
9- 2
be
7-15
1-10
Z-45
developed
Airways
The
this
by
Modernization
organizations
two
11-29
60 14
$1.25
(quar.)
is
$0.27
depreciation
1958,
1,
5
60
Co.
facilities
lieu
15c
$1.50
'■
Insurance
turing
62(40
fquar.)
(s-a)
stock™
share—
Beginning Jan.
9-20
1
8-
22(4c
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
for
Earns,
8-15
10-10
$2.50
(quar.)
Y.)
8-29
Corp.—
Common
—
per com.
8-29
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp., $6 conv.
United Wallpaper—
434% class A preferred
class
7-15
9-30
20c
preferred
Vitamin
5%
Cost
Bal.
7-31
55c
(quar.)
& Canal
(N.
United Transit Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8-
8-30
8.
$
So
Subs.)—Earnings
1958—3 Mos.—1957
\
15c
United
8-20
net
(increased)
common
3-15
1
7-11
7-31
1
securi¬
$1.06(4
3-15
9-
10-
20c
8
1%
from
from
Quarterly
Keno
1%
7-15
7c
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
New
1
(5c
2c
United Insurance Co. of America
United
8-
and
United-Greenfield
6%
Period End. June 30—
Preferred
Fund,
income
preferred (quar.)
United
12-
8-15
8-30
t75c
profits)
U.
1
7-11
$1
8- 1
8- 1
$1
;
United Gas Improvement, com.
4(4%
,
8-15
t38c
UOc
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Continental
7-15
9-10
7-21
Prods.
preferred (quar.)
investment
7-15
10-
1
9-15
United Funds—
1
12-15
8-
8)
7-11
page
Radio Corp. of America (& Domestic
Investments, Ltd.—
A
1
30c
8-23
(Continued from
7-11
12(4c
preference (1956 series)
6%
9
8-
8-15
Corp.—
4%
United Fuel
4
2%
!—i—
Corporation and
Investment News
8-15
25c
:
preference <1955 series)
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
7-
8- 1
9- 2
9- 2
$1.25
—
Co.
Aircraft
$1.12(4
$40c
35c
General
7-19
25c
System
8-
,
Stauffer
•-
$12(4c
::0c
11-14
8-15
5C
20c
—
common
preferred
8-15
11-25
8-15
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)
10-20
27(4c
(stock dividend)
i
" 7-15
7-16
8-15
56 %c
;
7-18
10- 1
ta.ta'-
1
7-15
$1
4%
10-20
11-
"
So
1
1
8-25
92(4c
United
10-20
40C
Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)-——
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd! (quar.)-,. ~Jf56%c25c
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (quar.)—
tl5c
.Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quarO
—
:
+10c
Class B (quar,) —
(A.)
88-
25c
87(4c
Union
10-20
$1.03%
$1.06%
(quar.)
7-31
$1.25
(accumulative)
Stores
Electric Co.—
(quar.)
(Kansas), com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Union Oil Co. of Calif, (reduced)
10-20
,
20c
1
7-16
9-15
Union
7-18
92 (4C
Standard
Stein
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Union Gas Co. ol Canada, Ltd.
7-18
(quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.9
Spokane International RR. Co.
Quarterly
dividend
8-
$4
7-18
8-
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
7-13
8-
7-16
$1.49
$3.50
7-18
$1.03%
•
7-15
8- 1
11-1
7-16
1
(quar.)—
1
8-15
11-
7-16
1
8-
10- 1
United Air Lines
(quar.)—
(initial quar.)
$25 par preferred (quar.)
4.40%
$25 par preferred
(quar.)
Special Investment So Securities, com. (quar.)
Stock
1
8-
(quar.)
1
8-
*
$1.26
6-80
8- 1
25c
633,ic
8-
:
75c
$1.25
7-15
1
7-31
$1.22(4
(quar.)
Stock dividend
37c
Sports Arena (Del.)
8-
8-15
8-
$1.25
Union
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
31 (4c
;
7-11
9-12
8-
50c
:
preferred
20c
22(4c
35c
7-15
1
62(40
208 South La Salle St. Corp.
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
—
conv.
$5 preferred A
Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
Two
7-11
1
25c
——
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
8-
10c
7-15
1
50c
(quar.)—^
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-22
$3.70
$1.20
$3.70
4.75%
4.36%
8-15
8-15
$1.42(4
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Quarterly
Trunkline Gas Co.,
Electric—
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
4.60%
8-15
1
1
Monthly
8-15
9-
8-
32(4c
4
(quar.)
—
7
1
9-
1
7-31
50g
$1.26
8-15
7-10
9- 1
Trico Oil & Gas Co.
Trust
preferred
8-
9- 9
8-29
10c
Company
$5.70
7
7-28
8-
2
(quar.)__
W.), Ltd. ordinary
(Approximately 93c)
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
(Win.
Jr.)
(monthly)
Monthly
:
Monthly
8-20
8-
7-17
9-
Woolworth
8-20
1
1
8-29
(quar.)
&
99-
25c
8-
Bank
Trade
com.
8-15
-t30c
Woolworth
8-22
2
8-22
$1.14
—
.8-5
(Quarterly from Investment income)
4.40%
Co.
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)_.,
1
8-
$1.00(4
(quar.)
8-31
(quar.)—;
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
(quar.)
Corp..
preferred
preferred (quar.)
8-31
4%
4.25%
preferred
30 (4 c
Southwestern Investors—
4.15%
8-15
9-
$1.06^
8-
Southwestern Electric Service—
preferred
3.90% preferred
4,15% preferred
•'
4.25% preferred
>4.40%
preferred
4*60% preferred
4:36% preferred
4.40% preferred
(quar.)
4.25|%
20c
;
Ltd.
1
1'.
v:.
7-lG
35c
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)—
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
Southern Railway Co.—
3.70%
"
12-13
8-
8-
■
7-10
•
7-30
9-13
1-1-59
30c
5.04%
preferred
(quor.)___
WoodaU Industries, common (quar.)^
1
8-
1
10-.
'"50c
(quar.)„_
Light Co, (quar.)„__^„_
Service, common (quar.)_
5%' preferred <quar.)_
5.04%-preferred (quar.)
•
"8-29
17,4c
(quar.)
common
Transamerica Corp.
dividend
Common
;
Co.,
Wisconsin
8-15
7(4%
(quar.)
Trane
4
9-15
31 (4c
29%c
Southern Nevada Power
Quarterly
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Life
(N. Y.)
5
8-
;
■
5%
20c
J3c
5
6
Southwestern
35c
So
Wisconsin
7-18
7-18
7-15
&
preferred
Monthly
Monthly
7-10
7-31
62(4c
8-
9-
1
7-31
20c
4.56%
7-15
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from Income)
7-10
Trust Co., Ltd.—
Toledo Scale Corp.
7-28
B
Wilson
.
pfd. (quar.)
26 (4c
—
8-
30c
preferred
RR.
Tablet
Winn-Dixie
7-10
^
1
15c
r
7-
5
8-
91(/4C
(quar.).
7-
30c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
$5
7-10
8-1
$1.21
;
8-31
5
8-1
$1.19
•
'
7-18
$1'
•
7-31
___
*
7-31
7-31
$1.14
•
(final)
Corp.
8-12
13c
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
8-15
30c
Edison Co.,
7-31
9-10
*
Jioc
(quar.)
;
Wheeling So Lake Erie Ryr, common (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
$2 prior preferred (auar.)
White Stores, Inc., common (quar.)__:
5(4% preferred (quar.)
8-15
7Vac
■
conv.
1
preferred
Class
8-22
9-15
$1.25
7-31
5
y9-15
30c
(increased)
7-31
7-
•
25c
—
28c
(quar.)
$1
•
60c
7-11
4.40%
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ordinary
7-15
8-
7-11
Drug
9-12
60c
Tobacco Securities
8-15
8-29
1
Southwestern
9-12
1
$1.29
(quar.)
2
1
non-cuuuflative
1
10-
common
B
9-
8-
5%
Bros.,
A
9-30
8-
Stock
10-
$1.31(4
%
(quar.)
Class
Tokheiin
59c
Southern Natural Gas
9-1?
9-
-.
Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
Class
Toledo
59c
&
10-1
7-15
1
8c
Stationery Corp..—
(quar.)„
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.—. 3:: •; v
Class
A
(quar.)
5%
7-18
1
8-
;
(quar.)
Precipitation
Western
9-12
$1.28
preferred
Pacific
:
9-12
1
Title Guarantee & Trust
2
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——:
Southern Company (quar.)
Co.
1
10-
preferred
Western
•
5
8-
50o
Breweries,
Telephone,
(quar.)
Western
Thriftlmart Inc.—
2
first
Gas
10-
'Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Ltd.
9-
second
Materials
$1.25
Ther-O-Disc (quar.)
9-
4.72%
Indiana
9-12
28(40
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
(quar.)
:
(quar.)_—
preferred
1 9-12
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50
6-30
4.72%
4.80%
1
10-
Thatcher Glass Manfuacturing, com. (quar.)
$2.40 conv. pfd. (entire issue called for re¬
Southern Colorado Power—
Southern
10-
$1.22(4
Light So
5.20%
8-
50c
(quar.)_
Canada
5%
9-12
$1.27(4
redeemable
9-30
12 (4c
(quar.)
(qucr.)——
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com.
Southern
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-30
12 (4c
—
10-
$4 preferred (quar.)_.
$4.7G preferred (quar.)
7-31
(quar.)
$1.16
—$1.16.(4
(quar.)
Texas Power &
7c
J:
(quar.)
Southern California Edison, common (quar.)
4.56%
8-
7-31
30c
Coast Corp. (quaf.)—
Georgia Natural Gas, com.
4:08%
Industries,
preferred
38%c
Works
Lath
$5
31% C
(quar.)
South
86uth
Texas
30c
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Western
9-12
9-12
(quar.)—
10-
1
7-10
7-10
$30c
■
-
8-22
10-
7-15
C«.
So
Western
7-10
"8-29
1
7-31
6
7-30
(quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
Western Air Lines (quar.)
8-22
8-
7-25
isc
Pictures
preferred
preferred
4%
9-12
•7-16
9-10
4%
4
8-25
8-20
(reduced)
Mines, Ltd.
Bros. Transportation—
A
(quar.)
Class
9-
20c
25c
Amulet
Weeden
9-12
1
8-
8-15
9-15
1
8-
9-11
1
1
b-29
7-30
8-
1
1
9-15
8-15
10-
10-
,
1
10-
Aug. 11
5
8-
$1.15
8-29
9-
8-15
$1.12(a
1
45C
1
$1.06%,
8- -R
9-15
8-
$1.02(4
demption on Aug. 15 at $60 per share''
plus
this
dividend).
Convertible
to
75c
7-24
35c
Co.
Bros.
Watson
8-15
$12(4c
(quar.)
10..
9-18
6
8-15
$1.04
1-8-15
15C
8-15
50c
W'arner
1
8-15
7%c
(5.3Q
9- 3
7-24
•
6-27
7-31
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)J
Washington Mutual Investment Fund.._i.
8-15
■
7-31
dividend)
Co.
7
8-
1
^
'
3%
Iron
7
8-
7-15
7-18
25c
(stock
Coal So
7,
$1.16
1
8-
1
Morgan) Co; (quar.)
So French Laboratories
Smith
5
' JU
$1.25
Ltd.)—
(guar.)-.
8-
$25c
8-
'
(quar.)
3.65%
1
.
9-
■
30c
;
7-17
8-12
$0-052
8-
1
$1.08
Service, $4 preferred
8-1
25c
8-
1
9-
preferred
Thalhimer
8-
Corp.
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—
9-
■
:
7_i0
'
(quar.)
7-10
8-29
9-
Oil
28 %o
7-10
8-29
61c
(quar.)—
9-15
7-13
7.31
(reduced)
—
Industries
1
8-
15,.
V^Utr ,a 1 fmd
(S-8)
8
1
9-30
35c
(quar.)
(T. S.) So Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
8-
1
7-10
(quar.)—_
B
Simms
-
>$22 (4c
Lighting, Inc. .(quar.)
—L;—
Sihrerwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-10
1
1
8-
4)Oc
Silvray
9-15
8-
-
——
common
"$2.44 preferred A. (quar.)
'
1
8-
9-30
f45c
—
10-
$1.21
Common
25c
(quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co.
(quar.)
Walker So
Co., common (quar.)
$1.19
2
(quar.)__:
Voting
trust; certificates—
Sidney Roofing So Paper Co., Ltd., 90c class A
•
$$1.25
41 %c
(quar.)
7.10
7-23
Wagner Electric Corp.
Sulphur Co
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
2
2
—
SlckS Breweries, Ltd.,
•
1010-
—
7-15
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Oanada,
1
(quar.)
7-18
————---
Co. hhf
8-
Texas Gulf
7-15
$56%c
(quar.)
;—
Sherwin-Williams
Virginia
7-22
7-31
87(4c
VatMures, 'Ltd.
Viclad
$4.64
6-30
8-25
■8-15
10c
—
4%
preferred A .'tquar.)
-*•4%%
preferred B /quar.).
r
i
7-31
-417c
$33 Vac
—,—
Class
7-23
preferred
$4.76 preferred
*
'
Shares of beneficial interest (from net in..■
vestment income)
Shawlnlgan Water So Power, com. (quar.)—V
7-18
65c
(quar.)
8-1
8-14
Co
America
7-31
-$4.84
7-16
Boston—:
'<
Electric
of
7-31
25c
preferred 'tqdar.
7-15
Corp.
7-16
(quar.y
com.
$2
31:,c
4, 8c
(quar.)
8-15
:
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
cleared toy end of this year.
Vanadium
A
12%C
(quar.)
75c
%%
preferred
(accum.)—
With above payments all arrears will
Preferred
Works
8- I
ta
25c
(Canada
preferred
Iron
9-3
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
2 -:
Dorfi
Walworth
Carson
7-31
7c
accum.)
8-29
(quar.)
B
&
convertible
5%
5%
Co.,
9-15
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
Snarrs—
Gas
'9-15
$1
common
A
preferred
Pearson
5%
7-11
7-31
Co.,
30c
:—
8-29
9-30
35c
:
7-22 '
7-22
Van Horn Butane Service—
9-10
50c
-
1
1
(increased)
30c
;
10c
—
Van
(quar.)—-
preferred
Taylor
7-18
7-31
Electric
4.32%
7-18
„
31 %c
(quar.)
7-21
Co.—
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
B
Tampa
7-25
8-14
•10c., 10- I V „*9-10
3%
9-30
9-10
.
9-15
25c
Talon, Inc.,
7-15
1
8- 1
25C
investment, income).
-
9
8-15
9-
+20c
common—.—
Banknote
American
(From
8-
1
10-
8,
8-
—
7-31
(quar.)
A (quar.),
preferred 1955 series
Biscuits
7-22
1
8-
Value Line Income Fund (from
earned Inc.)
Van Camp Sea Food
Waite
5
4c
Security Insurance Co. of New-Haven (s-a)
.
8-
85c
————-l—
2nd
7-15
8-
$1.31(4
Valspar Corp., $4 preferred (s-a)
Value Line Fund, Inc.
9-11
33c
1
8-20
8-15
1
—
Oil
7-
7-30
$1.37(4
10-
43%c
-
preferred
5(4%
u—
7-8
8-1
40c
(quar.)„
8-15
(quar.)
4(2%
Sunshine
common
1
1
2%
5% preferred A (quar.)_
Security-Columbian
8-
11-
$1 '
dividend——
"
11-15
35c
(quar.)—:
Acceptance
Stock
8
8-11
8-15
"91%c
(quar.)
Common
8-11
1
10c
:
Seagrave Corp. (stock dividend)—
Seaporcel Metals (quar.)_,—
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A <quar.)_.
Securities
8-
1
7-21
of Ree.
8-1
40c
(quar.)„;
1
(quar.)
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental
Co.
9-
pfd.
conv.
Products
Upper Peninsular Power,
5(4% preferred (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Sun
5
9-
Universal
(4c
12 (4c
(1952, 1954 ser.) (quar.)
Sun Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)
1
9-
25c
;
5.20%
1
8;
1
9-15
15C
3.65% .pfd. (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.),.—
Sears
12-
-
1/
"9-
■
.
15c
Mfg.,
$4 preferred
34'!e«
*35^0 "
common
Voting trust certificates common.
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Bchenley Industries (quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co.
(quar.)
9-
10-
U5c
—
—
vtc.
Co.,
12-15
v
$1.10
■'
7-29
Holder*
Payable
50c
37 (4c
-
Service
4
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
9- 2
9-16
$1.25
Paper Co.," common (quar. )-_„__
1st preferred series A (quar.)
Regis
$4.40
.
$1.25
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Co.
Clothier, common (quar.)
Corp., com: ■ (qtiar.j
Gas
7-
8-27
When
share
25c
56c
Greene
Suburban
5
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5#
.5%
12c
12
Stern Textiles, Inc.
preferred
(quar.}_
&
1
9-10
♦••.-■•
-
(quar.)
com.
Extra
-
,
~
Leaf Tobacco,
12 (4 c
-
Stone So Webster (quar.)
Stonega Coke So Coal Co.
7-25
25c
(guar.)—...
Light & Power, com.
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7% first preferred (quar.)
7-21
8-
&
4(6%
7-18
8-
Universal
"
(J. P.) So Co.
4%,-
30c
.
pfd. A
(quar.)
+20c
(quar.)„
Strawbridge
St. Croix Paper
5%
preferred C
Name of Company
7-23
7-31
$40c
Stores
Per
of Ree.
8-15
$91 %c
(quar.)
90c
$1.25
StttbnitJ!
8$. thwrph
Canada
35c
8-15,
'
York
New
of
Holder»
Payable
+$1.32
(quar.)
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.
;
Quarterly from investment income
15c
of
Co.
When
r
Share
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
i
preferred
Sterchl
—
Bank
3.65%
Steel
(quar.)
State
8-15
8-15
(Ordinary),
Ltd.
2
2
(final)
Rose's 5, 10 and 25c Stores, com. <quar.)__
RoBs-Royce,
9-
9-
—
class A
Ltd.,
Per
Name of Company
of Pec.
JlOc
—*
Co.,
(quar.)
Holder»
$1.02(4
$1.18%
*,10%
Rolland
Payable
'Steinberg's Ltd., 5%%
preferred
-
\k. When
Share
...
47
contract,
on
for
July
corporation
Board,
it
10.
$1,400,000,
.
calls
equipment capable of obtaining flight
from
the
J.
tq
up
present
M.
aircraft. ,in
Hertzberg,
Products,
cations
500
voice-channel
said
System
the
a
announced jointly by the
was
two
for
production
of
.
„
experimental
information by electronic means
This
minutes,
is 25
to
50 times
capacity.
Marketing Vice-President,
system—known
as
the
RCA Defense Electronic
Air-Ground-Air Communi¬
(AGACS)—-will query aircraft electronically from
tho
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
special
without
for
flight information.
The answers, provided by
equipment, will come automatically and instantly,
intervention of the pilot for routine questions.
ground
airborne
communication
Voice
and
for
use
emergency
AMB
communications,
will remain in use for non-routine messages
in aircraft not equipped for the mechanized
spoksmen said.
will operate in conjunction with a ground-based
data-processing display system being developed for AMB by General
Precision Laboratories, Pleasantville, N. Y.
This system will either
store the flight information lor use in up-dating flight plans or make
them immediately available to the traffic controller.
The
part
inspection lamp that can be accurately positioned for
fixed directional light control has been developed by this corporation
for markets
which use tens of millions ol
such units annually.—V.
the AGACS development program, studies will
the most satisfactory and economical means of
of
*953
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
Profit
Federal income
before
income
*
taxes
income
—
$0.69
$0.80
stock dividend In September, 1957.—V. 186, p.1890.
share—
per
Adjusted for 10%
Roanoke Gas Co.—Places Bonds
Privately—This
com¬
bonds due
has placed $1,000,000 of first mortgage
pany
$1,907,770
270,308
137,810
231,028
117,385
—
—
.
income
Net
Net
.
$1,807,296
_____
Federal taxes on
York,
with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
1983
announced
was
The
will
proceeds
July 21.
on
retire
to
used
be
property additions.
The company operates
finance
to
and
loans
bank
;
natural gas transmission and distribution
system supplying residential, commercial and industrial customers in
Roanoke, Va., and the near-by communities of Salem and Vinton, Va.
—V.
186,
a
new
portable
plant,
of ..the -Ohio. River
formation
Tim
.
plans of i his company lor continued expansion ol' its
capability were implemented on July 17 with acquisition
acres of land at the firm's Torrance, Calif., Division.
said that the company now occupies or
plant sites totaling 95 acres in four
major locations—Lindberg Field, San Diego; Kearny Mesa, San Diego;
Inglewood, Calil.; and Torrance, Calii.
In addition, several large
warehouses
are
being
utilized
by Ryan
in the metropolitan San
Diego area.
Claude
T.
All
President,
Ryan,
available
has
for
future
use
office
and warehousing facilities
under the
total approximately 1,600,000 square feet, with
considerable additional plant site space
now available
in which to
expand as the company's increasing production, research and develop¬
ment activities require, Mr. Ryan said.
manufacturing,
today
banner
Ryan
the
At
main
plant
Lindbergh Field,
on
50
are
acres,
with
1,100,000
roof.
The rapidlv growing Electronics Division on
a 30,000
square foot building on seven acres, with
under option.
feet under
Kearny Mesa has
square
2 Va
more
The
acres
transaction
at
announced
Torrance,
July
17,
brings Ryan's
to the Torrance
total
holdings to 38 acres at that site, adjacent
Municipal Airport. The new acquisition adjoins the 27
acres originally
Since then, the existing group of buildings
augmented by three large structures providing a total of
280,000 square feet ol production and office space at Torrnace, which
now is
the final assembly plant for the famed Ryan Firebee remotecontrolled jet target drone.
obtained by Ryan last year.
has
been
In
Inglewood, Ryan operates a machine shop for machining aircraft
parts requiring such highly specialized equipment as -three-dimensional
profiling machines.
Meanwhile, Ryan is continuing to negotiate for acquisition of other
facilities to accommodate
its constantly growing,
widely diversified
bomber
B-52
thrust
braces;
development
of
vertical
take-off,
Ohio River Chemical Co.,
CUtmifial CQ. lox.Uie UbmulitLiuic
Per. End. July 12— 1958—4 Wks.—1957
Delaware corporation, has been formed by
a
caprolactam.
The new plant, which will be located on the Big Sandy River, south
of Ashland, v ill employ about 175 persons at the start of operation.—
'
187, p. 2910.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$54,845,887 $49,720,181
$7,293,413
$8,717,087
-
187,
2845,.
p.
St. Louis Southwestern
oper.
due
oper.
Net
186,
$7,406,460
corporation
at
819,865
3,363,248
called
5% %
for
redemption
cumulative
shares
per
share.
have until Aug.
on
Aug.
convertible
19,
all
1958,
preferred
stock,
Act
of
common
for
one
to
convert
share
of
their
stock
the
at
of
registration
a
contained
the
in
ol'
preferred.—V.
186,
p.
statements
financial
the
schedules
and
filed
now
—V.
171, p. 397.
Operating,
Oper.
Ntet
Hon
revenue
expense,
Minute
See
1957
and
taxes_______
Maid
Minute Maid Debentures
above.—V.
Corp.
187,
p.
$3,871,902
3,023,210
$1.144 454
4,322
3'to5
«
Standard Milling: Co.—Earnings—
Months Ended April 30—
from
sale
before
and
1958
services
for Federal &
1957
$4,629,583
$4,199,828
302,811
___
224.648
1
taxes
income
state income
taxes
114.820
_;
69,248
$187,991
•f
Mmm0n
preferred
series
"°<*-
S73M66
4%%. preferred, series "B»_
4.7%
preferred, series "C"
4 7%
preferred, series "D"
186,
p.
2157~
monn
3°'J^
'
o
™
cSnmoSreferred'series ,,E"
—V.
S74MS6
30 000
32'£*
"A"
<,1
2*734
3
J2
21^391
$1,332,760
187,
p.
$1,551,239
'
1958—4 Mos.—1957
$5,394,317
$6,244,936
2272.
Sunset
Petroleum
This corporation has purchased
inc.,
Corp.—Acquisition—
330,000 shares of
overseas
common
stock
from
exploration company of Denver,
Colo., for $250,000 cash.
Morton
Period End- Jun. 30—
Sterling, Sunset International's President, and James A.
McRae, head of Tradewinds, on July 8 jointly announced that Sunset
International
has
also
received
five-year options on an additional
Tradewinds
5,400,000
has
acres
in
oil
and
Panama
common
gas
and
company
stock at $1.50 per share.
The
concessions
an
interest
covering
in'
approximately
2,000,000
acquired
a
51,455
acres
on
in
acres
12,000-foot test
T
the
to
Peigan Indian
the Mississippum
^l^^i-----322-188'143 335'812'175
1'43a'^27'753
company
at
Offering
Tampa Electric Co.
Bond
— Mention
was
our July 21 issue of the
public offering of $25;000,000 4^4 % first mortgage bonds due July I, 1908 by
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and. associates at
102.575%, plus accrued interest. The offering was over¬
made in
subscribed and the books
follow:
GIVING
were
EFFECT
First
Shoe Corp. of American-Sales
Decline—
^Period Ended June 28—
1958—4 Weeks—1957
1958—26
*****
$6,503,825
187, p. 2705.
series due
FINANCING
Outstanding
Exchange Offer—
the
of
One
1
above.—V.
Corp.
vibration
huge
a
environmental
walk-in
few
accommodate
188,
^
291.
p.
Builds New
—
lest
chambers
under
machine
extreme
built
ever
altitude,
to,
tern1-
humidity conditions has been installed in the new Elecironics Center
lacility of the Stromberg-Carlson Division of General
Dynamics Corp. in Rochester, N. Y., by Tenney Engineering. Inc. The!
chamber is one of the key phases in an overall expansion plan to
advance Stromberg-Carlson's
position as a leader in the electronics
industry.
"
Constructed at the Tenney plant in Union, N. J., and trucked to
Rochester, the chamber measures eight feet high and across and 12
feet deep in the inside.
It has a temperature range of minus 120
degrees to plus 350 degrees Fahrenheit, humidity
range
of 20'<
to
and an altitude ceiling of 100,000 feet.
Provisions .have 'beenincluded to facilitate extension of this altitude range as needed t0
changes in specifications.
steel
designed
was
room
Eastern Transmission
Texas
testing
permit
to
equipment, including missile components,
weighing-6,000 pounds.—V. 187, p. 1939.
with
of
military
vibration
a
machin'e
Corp;—Expansion—
:
corporation's Little Big Inch pipeline system now has access to
products terminals in the Chicago area, according- to
announcement made by Millard K. Neptune, Senior Vice-President,
This
petroleum
July 21.
on
:
the
in
Canal,
Ship
v,'V,.-v.*'1 ■
V
-
are
area
already
have
construction,"
under
now
terminals with access
the
completed
been
;:
Mr.
the Little Big
to
while
other
Neptune
extensions'
said.
"Among
Inch are: General American
Transportation Corp., Globe Oil & Refining Co., Lake-River Terminal,
Waterwavs
Terminal, Pure Oil Co., Marine Oil "Terminal Co.,
and
Bell'Oil Co."
'
■
shipment of gasoline has already been moved through the
initial
An
and delivered
to Chicago
line
to
the General
Corp. Terminal, .and other shipments
and Oklahoma refineries.
are
on
American Transportation
the way from Gulf Coast,
Arkansas
:
Mississippi River Products line.
:
"t
Big Inch system will transport to the Chicago
range of clean petroleum products including burning
the Oklahoma
1.700-mile. Little
The
terminals
oils,
full
a
and
jet
To
fuels and
tractor
aviation
and
automotive
gasolines.
4%%
series
due
4.16%
series A, ($100 par)„
series B. ($100 par)—
Cqpamon^stock ($3 par) —1—.
1
10,000,000
25,000,000
1988
due 1969—
Short-term notes (3 % % to 4% )_
.-1
f
Speed Up LP Gas Pipeline Transportation—
will
Eastern
Texas
give
priority
top
plans
to
Pipeline Transportation system to the Eastern
Atlantic
and
accelerate
to
shipment of
the
gas.
first
he said,
made,
was
after
its
extend
Gas
LP
serve
Mid-
Neptune. The deci¬
completion of
successful
a
from the Gulf Coast to Lebanon, Ohio, which
of
the
line
to satisfactorily handle
liquefied
propane
ability
proved
to
seaboard to
England states, according to Mr.
New
v
,
.
.
.
gas through the Little Big Inch pipeline,
arrived "up to specifications" at Lebanon,
the line's Northeastern terminus, 30 miles north of Cincinnati, accord¬
ing to Mr. Neptune.
A second shipment ol
165,000 barrels is scheduled to begin moving
from
Bay town. Tex., through the Little Big Inch during the latter
part of July and is destined to arrive in three weeks transit time, at
shipment
of
LP
180,000 barrel test batch,
.
Texas
"Also.
has
Eastern
begun
construction
of
,
fractionating
a
sent to the Lebanon area before it is
released to customers to assure delivery of. n pure product," Mr. Neptame said... "This plant is being erected on .the site of Texas Eastern's
new
LP gas underground storage cavern now under construction about
15
mile's Southwest
of Lebanon
and
approximately. 30 miles North
of Cincinnati.
This storage facility will be known as the Todliunter
will process
that
The
LP
gas
fractionating
plant
icady for operation by Dec. 1."
Complete truck and railroad
-
at
be
Tbdhunter Terminal, he said.
the
to
expected
Todhunter
entire
operation by Aug.
the terminal
will be
1,
Terminal
1959,
Mr.
used--to store
is
be
to
facilities
will
These facilities
completed and ready for operation by Dec.
The
rail
is
delivery
scheduled
Neptune
are
constructed
also
expected
1.
to
added.
and distribute
completed and
be
be
completed
When
LP
gas
and
in operation
by truck and
Over a wide range of states from Michigan to New.
LP gas will, be transported to the terminal from Gulf
origin points through Texas Eastern's Little Big Inch line.
The cavern at. Todhunter will hold more than 12,000,000 gallons of
LP gas when complete, Mr. Neptune said.
There is sufficient proven
transport
England-.r, The
land,
on
'of* tile
25,000,000
-the
89-acr^ site to permit construction of eight other caverns
size.-
same
-
-
-.
,
,,
.
,
""
Modernization
extensive
derway
the
wilL
in
at
result
of Plant Underway—
multi-million
dollar
modernization
now
Un¬
Gas
program
Texas, refinery of La Gloria Oil &
production levels through y increased
Tyler,
higher
Co.,
efficiency
according to- John F. Lvnch. President." .*
The
is
program
already considered
being
concentrated
on
two
units
the
of
refinery,
of the most modern of its kind in the nation.
the program is completed, the refinery's
gas
concentration and catalytic cracking units will have undergone
-extensive changes, Mr. Lynch said.
3
about
In
five
one
months,
when
..
.
Increasing the capacity of charge stoek will step up output from
catalytic cracking unit by some 20 %
to 25%, he said.
The
gas concentration unit will have its propane and
propylene recovery
boosted "from 55%
to 92%
by the program.
•[
:
the
.
Previously
the
cracking
catalytic
unit
has
been
burning
approxi¬
mately 7.200 pounds of petroleum coke per hour during its normal
cycle of operation with a combined feed to the unit of 10,000 barrels
per
When renovation
day.
of the cat unit is completed,
coke burn¬
ing capacity will bo increased approximately 37% to some 9,850 pounds
of coke per hour and the combined feed to the unit will be increased
to about 50%
to 15,000 barrels per day.
The fractionated output of
7,680.000
10.000,000
-
Big Inch forms a common carrier link between the MidWestern petroleum products market area and the refining areas of the
Gulf Coast states and Arkansas,
Shipments from the southern Okla¬
homa refineries can reach the Little Big Inch at McRae, Ark., through
Little
The
4,700,000
8.000:000
Debentures 3%
5,400,060
5,000,000
;
$6,825,000
6,000,000
1983—
4%% series due 1986—
4»32%
$6,843,754 $37,855,136 $37,733,958
PRESENT
$7,500,000
series duet 1980—
Preferred
Weeks—1957
TO
Further details
mortgage bonds—
series due 1976
series due 1978
3»70%
I
closed.
Authorized
'
1957
1.475,035,235
Manhattan
perature and
outstanding
2.80%
*
t%e Chase
at
Tenney Engineering, Inc., Union, N. J.
An
has called for redemption on Aug: 20; 1958, all of
5 V2 %>
subordinated income debentures, due June 30,
100^4 %, plus accrued- interest.
Payment will be made at the
Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York, N. Y—V. 186, p. 2553.'
its
3%
1958—5 Mos.
temporary debentures
Place, New York, N. Y.-
(.'oast
«
,,
recently
Reserve, Alberta, Canada, where
is planned.—V. 188, p. 151.
Co.—June Sales Off—
195®—Month—1957
definitive
1977, are now available, in
1,
for
Environmental Test Unit—
in
A.
2s/o%
Sears Roebuck &
1.500,000
& Co._
—
zzl?
Middle States Petroleum
Terminal,
International
CAPITALIZATION
211,794
exchange
Extends
See
plant
1958—Month—1957
Sales
40:000.
~
43 Exchange
$155,400
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—June Sales Decreased—
Period End. June 30—
—
43/*%
Struthers
^
,
200.000
-
Lebanon.
profit
187, p. 1095.
1962,
$8!S
in
The
2,727,448
$1,169,312
income
form,
petroleum
2706.
Suntide Refining Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
revenues
-
1,000,000
Wood & Co.—
Gas Transmission Go.—Definitive Debs.—
Bank,
a
The
$4,192,522
—
depreciation
operating
operating
1958
Tennessee
sion
Standard Brands Inc.—Sells
Works—Operating Revenue Up—
12 Months Ended June 30—
1,000,000
—_
by
will to a large extent continue to be filed by ilie com¬
pany's
parent,
The
American Sugar Refining
Co.;
and
that
the
continued filing of annual and other reports by the company is not;
necessary in
the public interest or for the protection of investors.
rate
733,
Wood,
2.000,000
—
Midi
Harold.E.
The. 6% .debentures due Nov.
company
Honduras.
San Jose Water
1.000,000
Barney & C'o.i— 2,000.000
1,000,000
Day
-
on.1
p.
xno,
■
Smithers & Co
S.
300.000
-.% m*■»
V.
UioO
-
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
1,000.000
Ripley. & Co.,
pur¬
bonds
;
1.50C.000
1.000,000
Smith,
2.000,000
Co
to
new
\
'■
Higginson Corp.— _
Moselcy & Cc.___
F.
Co
the
of
f
•
S.
F.
Union
Cc._______
agreed
severally
amounts
,
Lee
1,000,000
&
have
-.
Shields & Co.————
200,000
_
Co.
&
shares.
"Delnery lines to a number of these terminals, all along the Sanitary
of
250,000 shares of Tradewinds
18
law
by
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.—$1,000,000
W. E. Hutron & Co.-— 1,000,000
l.C'00.000
Inc.—
Dillon,
«nt
and
order
an
Securities Act
4,068 905
$27
Stockholders
two
has
outstanding
A,
Seeks
—
statement by Spreckles Companies, under the
1933, proposing the public offering of securities. The
registration statement became effective on May 25, 1949.
According
to the present application, however, all of the company's outstanding
securities, consisting ol 369,461 shares of a single class of capital
stock, are held of record by 13 persons and there Pre believed to be
not more than 19 beneficial owners.
The application asserts5 that the
company's stock is closely held, with three persons owning 96%
of
the stock,
and is not actively traded;
that all of the company's
stockholders are furnished annual reports'containing financial state¬
ments certified by independent public accountants;
that information
filing
$9,860,687
618,317
Inc.-—
Inc.
0~
full
respective
.
Southwest
nine
has
company
for
—V.
Salada-Shirriff Horsey, Ltd.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
its
exceed
464.
p.
applied to the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
exempting it from the requirement of the Securities
1934 for filing annual and other related papers.
Interested persons have until Aug. 6,
1958, to request a hearing or
file a statement of views on the application.
The obligation to file annual and other reports resulted from
the
The
sion
Exchange
1958—5 Mos.—1957
$1,915,057
6c
Securities
...
the
__.%^ir$3;300,000
Inc.——.. 2.000.000
Co.,
Estab-ook
an
Provision
-
&
Eastman
to exhaust the sum
accrued interest
to
amount sufficient
100';
plus
an
to
Tradewinds Exploration,
series
Aug.
1.
convertible
Companies, San Francisco, Calif.
Exemption From Reporting Requirement—
Profit
$1,279,061
oper. income—
187, p. 2844.
The
until
sale to it of first mortgage 5%
to
not
will
Ind.,
Sprccklcs
Three
$5,591,297 $24,285,353 $27,840,381
3,676,240
16,878,893
17,979,644
3,374,264
expenses
ry.
—V.
1960
Bonds—
from rail¬
operations
way
1,
prices
at
1958.—V.
Sept.. 1,
Ry.—Earnings—
———————
revenue
July
$5,275
Indianapolis,
Corp.,
receive tenders for the
1958
for
$1,162,425,376 $1,117,308,453
1958—Month—1957
$4,653,325
revenue..
*
Net
Securities
Net
Period End. May 31—
Dittmar
Drexel
for
underwriters
company
Burr,
comply with
The huge
Devices, Inc.—Tenders
City
bonds
of
—V.
Railway
Railway
limited
as
,
Sales
—V.
Income
1958—28 Wks.—1957
$173,164,285 $166,828,381
—V. 187, Pi 2844.
except
amount
Webster Securi¬
Collin
.
nylon staple fiber for floor covering and various other
textile applications. The company's nylon plant is located at Covington,
Va. Spencer uses caprolactam to make molding resins for sale to plastic
processors.
Spencer also intends to sell a portion of the caprolactam
produced by Ohio River Chemical Co. in the open market.
Spencer will be responsible for the supervision of engineering, con¬
struction and operation of the new plant.
Construction will start, this
Fall with completion estimated for early 1960. The plant will be con¬
structed under license agreement with Dutch States Mines whereby Ohio
River Chemical will use the Dutch company's process to manufacture
landing (VTOL) plans, and other projects.—V. 188, p. 250.
Bales
in
below:
CorpI
Blyth •& Co.,
manufacture of
and
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Rise—
limit
exchangeable
the
ties
Spencer and Industrial Rayon for the sole purpose of producing capro¬
lactam.
Industrial Rayon
Corp.
presently uses caprolactam in the
operations, including manufacturing of huge aft fuselage sections foxBoeing KC-135 jdt tanker-transports; jet engine pod and pylon assem¬
blies for the Douglas DC-8 Jetliners; automatic electronic navigational
systems; Firebee drones; rocket engines, jet engine components, Boeing
_
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
Chemical Co.
$10,000,000.
Co.—Expands Torrance Site—
additional
11
forth
Ilarriman
announced 011 July 11 by Industrial Rayon Corp.
Caprolactam is a basic raw material used in
the manufacture of nylon.
The new company, it was stated, will con¬
struct and operate a 20 million pound caprolactam plant near Ashland,
Ky.
The initial cost of the facility is expected to be approximately
V.
is
from
Stone &
caprolactam was
and Spencer
Sprague
Long-range
production
of
Co.—Forms New Affiliate—
Chemical
Spencer
Period End. June 30—
195R—« Month-—'1(»sv
$2,363,484 $11,525,340 $12,148,326
which
First
The
of
in
commence
187, p. 2271.
Ryan Aeronautical
»
the
of
will
space,
Spiegel Inc.—June Sales Higher—
1958—Month—1957
$2,284,533
scrip
set
which will have 150,000 square feet of
the fall.
The new project will be
located on 600 acres near Cortland.
The site was purchased by SmithCorona
Marehant last year because of its convenience to the Grolon
and Cortland plants, where the company's manual and electric port¬
able typewriters are manufactured.—V. 188, p. 90.
Rose's 5-10-25-Cent Stores, Inc.—June Sales Off—
Period Ended June 30—
—V.
Expansion—
typewriters.
Construction
floor
without
UNDERWRITERS—The
corporation on July 22 announced plans for the construction of
plant near Cortland, N. Y-, for the manufacture of parts lor
The
a
mortgage,
chase
1633.
p.
Sales
of
.
or
the certificate of reincorporation of the company, which presently
limits funded debt the company may have outstanding at any one time
to
8100,000,000.
^Estimated.
s Includes
190
shares
represented" by
250.
p.
Smith-Corona Marehant, Inc.—Plans
of
Earnings—
Refractory & Insulation Corp.—Sales and
glare-free
188,
the
in
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—Develops New Lamp—
A
system
new
be made
to determine
adapting
present military and civilian aircraft communications equipment to
use
in the new system.
r',
The contract calls for the experimental equipment to be developed
by August, 1959, and tested and modified as needed during the rest
of the year.
It is planned that the sytem then will go into operation
ss-tfct-sastc> arc-a m
24$.—
As
it
.
(392)
4,000,008
3,292,000
§4,100,800
250,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
42,390,141 shs.
unit
188,
then
be
increased
by
some
'210
barrels
per
hour.
291.
1
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31^-
1958—Month—1957
$312,030
$320,545
$1,580,426
$1,405,826
" 216,213
210,565
1,017,588
975,484
operations-
$95,817
income
22917
$109,980
30.285
$562,838
149,775
$43Q,342
91.523
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
revenue
expenses
1958—5 Mos.—1957
Net revenue from rail¬
way
♦Additional bonds may he issued, subject t© the restrictions contained
will
p.
Texas Mexican
5(k0OOshs.
3,008,000 she.
the
—V.
Net ry.
—V.
oper.
187,
p.
2952.
Volume
188
Number
5763
The'Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
)
•
.
,,
-
...
■
t,
.
....
.
-
.
__
of
Texas Utilities Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
Period End. May 31—
1958—12 Mos.—1957
The
$6,605,860
Total
share
•Per
Net
income
;
$0.50
$2.55
$2.44
$5,572,168
$5,110,471
$0.44
___
devoted
$1.77
$1.63
$5,020,000
___
$4,395,600 $19,319,600 $17,094,000
$0.40
__
_
$0.36
$1.56
$1.40
outstanding end of period: 12,550.000 shares May
shares May 31, 1957.—V. 187, p. 2953.
,
12,210.000
Little,
of
directors
meeting
188,
July
on
announced that at a
Rupert C. Thompson, Jr.,
*9
held
on
July
to
succeed
D.~ Mevhort who
William
291.
p.
corporation
July
on
shares
965
8
of
district
The
Offering
Now
Placed
2,000,000 Shares—It was an¬
additional 1,000,000 shares
at
July 22 that
on
addition
The
Morris
M.
J3.
the
Townsend, President,
also announced
retired Chairman of the Board and Chief
Wilson,
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
and
of the Board of Vitro Corp. of America,
Of the Townsend Fund.
This
with
fund filed
the SEC
Charles
Payson,
S.
on
registration statement covering an additional
1-cent par capital stock.—V. 168, p. 291.
July 17,
with
Co.—Awarded
Air
3958
to its
its
of
is
(Ala.)
offices of
and
other national
numerous
and
Coal
and
Iron
Division
completed.
will
It
that
approximately
As
had
result
a
been
the
of
in
broker-dealer
Neither
the
firm
company
the
its
and
its
was
defendant in
A
since
June
25.
investigation of recent dealers in the stock,
filed by the Commission naming as defendants
complaint has been
a
who
this
SEC
a'
individual
effect
representatives,
managing
nor
trust
and
an
agent.
of its officers or directors was
any
action.—V.
foreign
a
188,
p.
188,
named
190.
F.
Net ry.
Federal
Net
income
434,813
—V.
188,
187,
Building
a
Trunkllne
Gas
has
company
Co.—Partial
for
called
Redemption—
redemption
Payment will be mfede
dividends.
per
at the office of J.
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York 8, N. Y.—V.
United Artists Corp.—Stock Offering
recent
26, next, 1,147
share and accrued
Aug.
on
shares of its $5 series A preferred stock at $101
P.
Morgan & Co.,
172, p. 848.
Completed—The
offering to the public of 300,000 shares of common
per share through F. Eberstadt & Co.
stock at $22.37 %
and associates
For
details,
was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
V. 188,
see
292.
p.
-Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
company filed on July 21 with the SEC an amendment to its
registration statement covering an additional 3,000.000 shares of United
Income Fund, $1 par value;
1,500,000 shares of United Science Fund,
value;
par
value.—V.
and
750,000
shares of United Continental Fund,
187, p. 2706.
$1
reached
closed.
in Net Assets—
or
reports
net
assets
of
$110,758,229
as
of
June
30,
to $33.45 per share on the 3,310.815 shares of com¬
outstanding. This compares with net assets of $103,599,326
equivalent
1958,
mon
corporation
stock
$31.29 per
Share
on
share
Dec.
The June
on
March 31,
1958
value was after deducting two dividends
of
40 cents per share paid March 31 and June 30, aggregating $2,648,652.
Of each payment 15 cents per share was from net ordinary income and
25 cents per share from net
realized capital gain.—V.
Fund
Walter
by
were
details,
For
States
Steel
at
an
high
Co.
The
at
tails,
was
see
Corp.—Debenture Offering Com¬
oversubscribed and the books closed.
V. 188,
Expands
The
ftart
on
a
new
Center
For de¬
all
time
combined
the
to
and
needs
high of $710
million
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
net
on
Wellington
in
on
revenue
expenses_
Monroeville,
20
that early
in
stock
have
been
paid
12
ended
March
per
were $27,563,000 and net income
$5,957,000, equal to
share. For tho calendar year 1957 operating revenues were
and'' net income $5,730,000 or $2.45 per share.
Research,
pointed out that the corpora ticri's future plans call for increased use
W.
F.
Munford,
Executive
Vice-President-Engineering
and
for
touch
close
$225,058
80,741
126,397
Signed
Telegraph Co.—IBM Contract
Business Machines Corp. on July 15
control of the organi¬
efficient and economic
direction and
coordination,
the
zation's activities.
The new system will provide
between all points in minutes.
The primary installation will he in two stages.
The first,
for operation in the latter part of September, will connect
unified
an¬
1958 total opera-
1,525,479
$231,478
25,000-:nile private wire
telegraph system which will eventually dink 245 I3M oflices and
plants in tiro United States and Canada.
.
.•'
The
new
high-speed network,
one of
the most extensive m the
nation,
will provide fast and efficient communications between alt
IBM
points and with IBM world headquarters at New York City,
where the message center of the system will he located.
About 250,000 words a day will flash over the newt IBM network,
expediting company business and enabling headquarters to maintain
50 cents per share
30,
Union
Western
This company and International
plans,
operation
centers,
part
branch
selected
months
7,445
inc
1,424,943
$37,975
21,532
$28,852
ry. oper.
railway oper,
187, p. 2954.
1958—5 Months—1957
$1,656,421 $1,750,537
1958—Mcnth—1957
$303,869
$345,051
275,017
307,076
signed a contract under which IBM will lease a
proceeds
revenues
CAPITALIZATION
•
GIVING
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
EFFECT TO
regional,
offices,
with
and
divisional
nine
Western
Union
scheduled
150 IBM
offices,
and
refile points.
The
15.
the
district
adding 31 branch offices, is scheduled for Dec.
Further installations during 1959 will complete the integration of
entire communications system.
second installation,
The
,
will
system
can
simultaneously
center.
When
desired
the
station
transmission
start
operation
with
extensive wire
18
circuits.
be broadcast on each circuit to as many as 16 cities
by simply pressing selector buttons in the switchinga
button is pressed, the electronic equipment selects
or
stations,
starts.—V.
4Va %
series due 1982
series due 1987
series due 1988
43»%
series
3Va %
47'8%
due
White
188,
p.
Stores Inc.—June
Period End. June 30—
mortgage bonds::
312% series due 1964
and
293.
automatic
number
is
sent, and
$150,000,000
$19,079,000
20,370,000
30,000,000
20,000.000
15,000,000
1988
—V.
187,
p.
(F. W.)
13,500,000
stock
(no
par)
10,000,000
.
11,500,000
5,000.000 shs.
13,500,000
10.000,000
•
11,500,000
2,666,168 shs.
Wool worth Co.—June Sales
Period End. June 30—
by property,
earnings, and other provisions of
also subject to being increased by amendment of the
mortgage to a maximum of $500,000,000 without the consent of or
other action by holders of 1982 and subsequent series bonds.
•Issuance
187,
p.
1958—6 Mos. 1957
$
$
61,706,072 366,009,684 350,987,555
$
2273.
Yonkers Raceway, Inc.—Registrar
limited
mortgage;
The
class
Chase
A
Increased—
1958—Month—1957
64,188,470
Sales
—V.'
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$4,166,042 $20,855,992 $16,503,43^
2273.
$
payable—banks, due Mar. 1, 1962
Common
Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
$4,800,270
Sales
Debentures:
the
Pa.
Net rev. from
foregoing assures an aggre¬
$100,000.
of Alabama—Earnings—
Ry.
Railway opci*.
—V.
the registration
$27,811,000
Notes
Laboratory—
July
Western
Period End. May 31—
Net
of
date
effective
the
Industrial in accordance with the
Messages
the
from
clays
90
The prospectus states that subscriptions will not be accepted
of 25 persons until the aggregate amount paid into
Railway oper.
common
until
excess
gate net worth to Western Industrial of
territory.
EARNINGS—For
$2.54
in
Western
188, p. 293.
service territory for the distribution
of
electric energy is in eastern Washington, northern Idaho and a
small area in Montana.
The principal community served is Spokane,
Wash.
The
company
also distributes natural gas over a part of
this
within
$100,060
statement.
company's
BUSINESS—The
that no sales of the shares will he made
company
M. Marks & Co. offered for
1958, dividends of
of 42 (•> cents per share.
law on May 20, 195U-.
Co.,
each headed jointly
Blyth & Co., Inc.; White,
sinking fund due 1978
4»i%
sinking fund due 1983
August it will
building for electromechanical development at its Reannounced
25
posited in escrow and will be refunded without deduction of any sale*,
load or other charge upon demand in the event the net proceeds in
do not result in Western
Industrial having a net worth elf
balance used
the
Thus far in
paid in March and June.
1899.
Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC
Colo., corporation filed a registration statement with
July 16. 1958, covering 1,000,000 shares of its common
cents par value, to be offered for public sale at a price oS
escrow
repayment of
the
♦
.
at 104.80%
to July 31, 1959 and
to
the principal amount.
Special
100.42% to par.
from
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
*
$
$
22,111,000 101,386,000 103,370,000
has obtained firm commitments from not move than 25
persons to purchase 22,000 shares at S4.571,a per share.
These sub¬
scriptions will bo offered initially to shareholders in the Investment
Management Corp. and to officers and directors of Western Industrial*
Tho
proceeds received from the foregoing subscriptions will be de¬
the
Securities Offered—
—
Co. (Mo.)—June Sales Up—
Inc., is the underwriter and Investment
investment manager.
Clinton H. Anderson is
President and director of all three companies.
'
decreasing
range
company
since
2,000
on
Randolph &
Management Corp. the
will be applied in part by
$15,000,000 of notes issued
for current construction.
The company notes chat the total cost of its Noxon Rapids hydro¬
electric project in
western Montana is presently estimated at $87,000,000.
It is expected that
the first two units of the new plant
will be placed in operation in the late summer of 1959 and the third
and fourth units by the spring of 1960.
utility
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Denver,
Anderson,
groups
14%
292.
Electrochemical
corporation
Bearch
p.
stock,
redeemable
are
prices
prices
construction
for
3,000
3,000
3,000
2954.
p.
SEC
from
Co.;
Laurence
and
bonds
new
thereafter
-
$5 per share, with an underwriting commission
The
company
was
organized under Nevada
were priced
at 100.416% and accrued interest, to yield
approximately 4.35% to maturity. The common stock
was priced at $40.62 xk per share.
redemption
50,000
50,000
purchase,
■
1958—Month—1957
Western Industrial
This
248,000.
of
186, p. 364.
pleted—The public offering made on July 16 of $300,000,000 4% sinking fund debentures at 100*2% and ac¬
crued interest through Morgan Stanley & Co. and asso¬
ciates
-
21,242,000
187,
the
see
•First
United
4,500
4,000
2954.
p.
Sales
million during the past six months,
Morgan, President, in a semi-annual
L.
separate underwriting
&
5,000
4,500 '
187,
1
•
public sale on July 23 a new issue of $15,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due Aug. 1, 1988, and 200,000 shares of common stock (no par value). The bonds
ting
asset
7,500
$
increase of $105
Kidder, Peabody &
by
1958 and $103,456,893 or $31.25 per
1957.
31,
30,
Marshall
&
Period End. June 30—
,
Washington Water Power Co.
were
The
9,000
Western Auto Supply
the same period the net asset value of each
increased from $11.56 to $12.61, a gain of 9.1%.—V.
Two
to
Wagenseller <fc Durst, Inc.
Murphey Favre, Inc._:—.—
Blankenship, Gould &
,
Blakely, Inc.
William J. Collins & Co.—
Waldo Hemphill & Co
Paine, Rice & Co—
Richards, Merrill & Petcrson, Inc.
9,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co.
—V.
19,605,028 121,806,007 110,943,643
books
the
this
of
an
new
a
agreed
Co.
10,000
ton
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
During
share
nually
United States & Foreign Securities Corp.—Reports In¬
crease
Co
Inc
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
to shareholders.
half
this
increase resulted from the higher^ market value
Eund's investments and the other half from record purchases
of Wellington shares by investors.
The number of Wellington share¬
holders
(located in every state and many parts of the world) also
par
v
,
11,000
11,000
Co
Hogle & Co
& Co., Inc
A.
—V.
PROCEEDS—The
United Funds, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.-
&
Northwest
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
the
of
12,500
12,000
Witter
Pacific
sent
report
the
$1
30,
reported
Weld
The
Dean
Co.
&
Pierce, Fen-
Smith
&
ner
About
condition requested by Transamerica the option may
Hot be exercised prior to Jan. 1, 1959.
The option was granted for a
substantial consideration which is to be applied to the selling price.
While
the
total selling price
of the stock was not disclosed, Mr.
Belgrano indicated that it was satisfactory to Transamerica.
Mr.
Belgrano said he expects that the option will be exercised and the
sale of stock of Allied Building Credits, Inc., will be consummated in
January 1959.
•
-'.V
It is understood that the purchasers intend to retain the existing
officers and staff and carry on and
develop the business of Allied
Building Credits, Inc.—V. 188, p. 190.
By reason of
Marks
M,
Co.
&
Foster
$
and
assets
June
v,
■'/: •
■
;
Shares ;*■
Schwabacher & Co
4,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co
4,000
William R. Staats & Co—
4,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
3,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
3,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
3,000
Wm. P. Harper & Son &
20,000
20,000
Merrill Lynch,
4,897,913
3,823,167
>'
.
20,000
Allen
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Assets Reach New High—
was
Shares
Blyth & Co., Inc
White, Weld & Co
offering made on July 16 by The First Boston
and Johnston, Lemon & Co. and associates of
Total
"
«te
Inc—
them severally, the respective
set forth below:
.•'=£ *
the company has agreed to sell to
of shares of new common stock
Kidder, Peabody & Co
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1,881,218
864,479
100,000
100,000»
100,000
—
severally
have
below
named
•
2273.
p.
subscribed
it
Favre,
'
100,000
'
60,000 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock at $100
per share, plus accrued dividends, was quickly over¬
on
J.
number
Washington Gas Light Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—The
Corp.
William
Co.
Murphey
100,000
100,000
92.
p.
20,595,996
public
N.
ing for the sale to such group of all the stock of Allied
Credits, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Transamerica.
underwriters
The prospectus states
Belgrano, Jr., Chairman of the Board and President, announced
22 that negotiations had been completed for the granting of
a group of New York investors consisting of Lazard Freres
Co., Roger L. Stevens and associates, and Payson & Trask, provid¬
&
The
&
Collins
250,000
Curtis
&
son
125,000
125,000
Co._
Parker
250,000
Higginson Corp
Paine,
Webber,
Jack-
Walgreen Co.—June Sales Up—
—V.
250,000
250,000
250,000
Hutton & Co
E.
Walston
714,964
599,351
435,750
250,000
Co.___
&
Lee
Stock of Unit—
option to
an
250,000
Allyn & Co.
;-
Hallgarten & Co.___
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Earnings Lower—
taxes
100,000
100,000
100,000
250,000
Dominick-
C.
Dominick &
$8,969,552 $10,081,232 $53,982,862 $61,863,631
7,513,340
7,993,419
44,763,637
47,726,466
income
The Ohio Co.
Schwabacher & Co
William R. Staats<S>Co.
Inc.
J.
1958—Month—1957
" 100,000
350.000
250.000
Laurence
operating rev.
operating exps.
op. income after
Redpath
Bacon, Whipple & Co._
Blunt Ellis <fe Simmons
Clement A.
Evans &
Co., Inc. _____
Freeman & Co.___.—;—_
The Illinois Co. Inc—
Irving Lundborg & Co.
»•.
350,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
company
Railway
Railway
125,000
350,000
Northwest
Pacific
Se-
A.
has called for redemption on Aug. 15, 1958, all of its
outstanding first mortgage 5'/*% bonds, due Oct. 1, 1987 at 107.54%.
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 188", p. 293.
July
on
Webster
&
planning
292.
p.
150,000
1
Auchincloss,
Hutz-
&
progress,
and
..
.
L
E. F. Hutton & Co.___
McDonald <fc Co.-,.
:
350,000
Stone
.
150,000
150,000
.150,000
150,000
Co.
&
350,000'
Smith
&
Smith, Barney & Co.
W.
<fc
__
Day
L.
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
the
Co
&
Inc._.
Spencer, Trask & Co._
Tucker, Anthony & R.
350,000
Corp.
Dean Witter & Co.____
of
Hammill
150,000
150,000
______
Stroud
,
Co.
150,000
150,000
150,000
Shields
ler
Utah Power & Light Co.—To Redeem 5^4% Bonds—
The
&
Salomon Bros.
over
dealers.—V.
franchised
by
Co.
350,000
■
Securities
Shearson,
350,000
350,000
a
an¬
2Va tons of steel in its structural
system and other home components, brings home-ownership within
the reach of a great' many
families who have wanted to buy but
simply could not afford the' medium to higher priced hoves available.
Designed to sell in the $10,000 price range to meet the nation's
low-cost housing needs,
"The Beacon" is being exhibited at selected
locations
350,000
*
350,000
Freres
Drexel
■
utilizing
Co
&
V.;
150,000
Corp.
Union
.
years.
V. 188, p. 293.
Transamerica Corp.—To Sell
was
installation
complete
two
division.
home,
Dillon,
Lazard
Merrill
install
them
forth
•
$200,000
Estabrook & Co._.
L. F. Rothschild <te Co.
450,000
__±.—
Lehman Brothers
will
Equitable
450,000
Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.
Inc.
three-bedroom, ranch-style home, designed to enable builders
successfully in the low-cost home market, is being pro¬
duced at U. S. Steel Homes Division's New Albany, Ind., plant, it was
announced on July 22 by David H. Boyd, President of this U. S. Steel
new
&
Securities
new
The
450,000
First Boston Corp.
curlties
estimated
is
require
Sales
corporation
was
resumed
and Detroit Stock
Exchanges,
following
Securities
and Exchange Commission's suspension
the
of
which
order
663,000
1,187,000
&
Glore, Forgan & Co.__
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
was
compete
midwestern companies.
Trans Continental Industries, Inc.—Trading Resumed
termination
it
mill.
*'S
of
or
for
Period End. June 30—
stock
at
policies
Unit Produces Low Cost Home—
A
to
2953.
Trading in the common
July 16 on
the American
continue
Processing Equipment—
tin
Period End. June 30—
producing 1,200 tons of cooling to be used in the new
25-story Kroger Building under construction in Cincinnati, Ohio, A. C.
Menke, Vice-President, said on July 9,
1
:*
^
The Kroger Building will be owned and operated by R. E. Dumas
Milner, Jackson, Miss., and will house general offices of the Kroger Co.,
central area long lines offices of the American Telegraph and Telegram
Co.
will
structure,
severally
to sell to
bonds set
J. A. Hogle & Co
American Securities
Corp.
____
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Dick & Merle-Smitli__
1,187,000
__
Marks
M.
Eastman
sales
in
corporate
the 457-ton installation
is presently in
construction scheduled to begin as soon as the
facility
new
Cooling Contract—
for
—V. 187, p.
divisions
change
in
amounts
Peabody & Co. $1,188,000
u
Allen
Chairman
This company has been awarded the order to provide air conditioning
equipment
new
no
agreed
of new
has
company
-
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
simplification."
strip steel processing equipment, it
Arthur V. Wiebel, T. C. I. President.
by
Wabash RR.—June
Trane
is
onange
Tennessee
19
Fairfield
actual
phase
Officer
shares
1,000.600
The
made
Robert
Dr.
Executive
have joined the advisory board
amendment
an
that
number of others
facility will be a continuous annealing (heat treatment) line
the launching of an important modernization project at the
new
and marks
divison's
of
capital stock have been registered because of indi¬
dealer and public interest.' This extra offering
places at 2,000,000 the total number of shares which will
be offered July 29 as an open-end investment company.
They will be priced at approximately $5.46 per share on
amounts of 1,000 shares or less. During the closed-end
period, the Fund placed $740,000 of stock privately to
ten accounts. FIF Management Corp., Denver, Colo., is
the principal underwriter, and will be represented on the
East Coast by FIF Investing Associates, Inc., N. Y. City.
a
corporate
these
of
there
this
of
its
to
July
on
an
cated
over-all
and
result
corporation's
major
nounced
6%
Townsend U. S. -& International Growth Fund, Inc.—
changes follow
of
offices
locations
a
Engineering
nounced
"these
interest
Unit to Install New
filed a letter of notification with the
cumulative preferred stock, second
-series, to be offered at par ($50 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 182, p. 258.
covering
Co.
Charles B. Baker is President of Universal Atlas, while David H. Bovd
is President of Union Supply and Homewood Stores.
Tower Finance Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
and
present
as
that
the
the
principal
have
below
named
'r
Laurence
disclosed.
<
^
in
General
practices
10
Treasurer
elected
was
resigned.—V.
Chairman,
Board
said
Ilood
underwriters
and
exclusive
are
through sinking fund operations.
retired
be
outstanding
arid
authorized
as
to
respective
the
Blyth & Co., Inc._«
White, Weld & Co
Clifford F. Hood, President.
1950
purchase,
to
below:
as of close of business June 30, Universal Atlas Cement
Co.,
Supply Co. and Homevood Stores Co., wholly owned subsidiaries,
will become divisions of the corporation, it was announced July 1 bv
their
Treasurer-
Textron, Inc.—Thompson Also
President,
agreed
severally,
is
Effective
since
shown
currently
UNDERWRITERS—The
Union
Mr.
board
amounts
$900,000
of
Laboratory will add 54.000 square feet of
already the largest laboratory in the free
exclusively to research in steel and related problems.
what
to
space
world
$22,169,169 $19,943,249
$0.42
•
•On common shares
Royal
SThc
and
Creates New Divisions—
declared
31, 1958;
mechanisms,
Electromechanical
floor
,
-
share
share
handling
Kidder,
,
Total
Per
materials
.
.
Total
•Per
$6,103,115 $32,051,910 $29,738,349
$0.53
____:
Company only
Dividends
and
process
control
in
steel
production.
The
new
laboratories
will
additional facility for development work in these expanding
an
lie Ids.
and subs.
Company
instrumentation,
provide
Consolidated net income
49
(393)
.
automatic
'
1953—3 Mos.—1957
.
,
non-voting
for Stock—
Bank has been appointed registrar
stock. $1 par and class B voting stock,
Manhattan
of tho
$1 par.
50
(394)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, July 28. 1953
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
America National Trust & Savings
Warrant Offering
J. Douglas
—
Brown, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 6 for
the purchase of $700,000 general
obligation refunding warrants.
Due
from
Further
from
1959
to
details
1988
Thornton,
inclusive.
be
can
Mohr
obtained
&
Farish,
Bldg., Mont¬
First National Bank
gomery, Ala,
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim Union High Sch. Diet.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the County Clerk
at his office in Santa Ana, until
11 aun. (PDST) on Aug. 5 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
(F-A)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Anaheim School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
eral obligation
fered
July
were
America
gen¬
building bonds of¬
v.
188, p. 294 —
awarded
22
$350,000
—
to
National
the
Bank
Trust
&
of
Sav¬
ings Association, San Francisco,
as
3Y26, at a price of 102.008, a
basis of about 3.33%.:
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
Sch. District, Los Angeles County,
California
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
office
in Los
Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 12
for the purchase of $600,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at any of the
fiscal agencies of the county in
New York City
or
Chicago.
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000
v
eral
obligation
municipal
im¬
offered July 22
awarded
provement bonds
187,
—v.
to
a
gen¬
2955—were
p.
group composed of First Na¬
Bank
of
Beverly
tional
Hills,
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
cisco,
Blyth
cago,
Kidder,
&
Co., Inc., Harris
Trust and Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Peabody
R. H. Moulton
Staats
&
Co.,
Co., William R.
&
&
Co., Taylor and Co.,
Weeden & Co., Shuman,
Agnew
& Co., and
Stern, Frank, Meyer
& Fox, at a price of
100.03, a net
interest
cost
follows:
.
of
about
$360,000 5s. Due
1959
to
on
2.94%,
July
1
inclusive.
1962
as
from
120,000 4s. Due July 1, 1963.
240,000 2V4s. Due on July 1, 1964
and
1965.
1970
on
July 1 from
1969 inclusive.
480,000 2%s. Due
1973
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1,200,000 3s. Due
on
July 1 from
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Biola Sch. District, Fresno
County,
California
Bond Sale—The $118,000 school
building bonds
V.
188,
offered July
294—were
p.
awarded
to
Sale
—
The
.Veterans
Act
series
offered
R,
awarded
cate
-
to
a
of
$100,000,000
1956
bonds,
July
headed
by
a
merger
the
Bank
of
of
.
—
Brothers
&
Co.; J. S. Strauss &
Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc.; R. D. White & Company;
Robert
Winthrop & Co.; II. E.
Co.
Work & Co.; City National Bank
Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
and Trust Company
of Chicago;
ties & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Julien Collins &
Company; First
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
National Bank in Dallas; GlickenSmith; Blair & Co., Inc.; Weeden haus &
Lembo; G. C. Haas & Co.;
& Co.; The First National Bank
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; J. A. Hogle
of Portland,
Oregon; Philadelphia & Co.
National Bank; Seattle-First Na¬
Irving Lunclborg & Co.; Moore,
tional Bank; Equitable Securities
Leonard & Lynch; Model, Roland
Corporation; Stone & Webster
& Stone; National Bank of Com¬
Securities Corp.; Dean Witter &
merce
of
Seattle; Rand & Co.;
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Shu¬
Weld & Co.;
Salomon Bros. &
man, Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauer
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
& Co.; Third National Bank in
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Nashville; J. R. Williston & Beane;
Mercantile
Trust
Company;
Shields & Company; Reynolds & Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Auchineloss, Parker & Redpath; Blunt
Co.; Crocker-Anglo National
Ellis & Simmons; C. F. Childs and
Bank; J. Barth & Co.; Ladenburg,
Company, Inc.; John W. Clarke &
Thalmann & Co.
American Securities Corp.; Co.; Courts & Co.; F. W. Craigie
& Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis &
Bache & Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co.,
Co.; Dittmar & Company, Inc.;
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Clark,
Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.;
Dodge & Co.; Dick & MerleFahey, Clark & Co.; The First
Smith; Dominick & Dominick;
National Bank of Memphis; Free¬
Fidelity Union Trust Company,
man & Company; Hayden, Miller
Newark, N. J.; First of Michigan
& Co.; The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.; First Western Bank
&
Corporation; Kalman & Company,
Trust Co., San
Francisco, Calif.; Inc.
Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone
&
Kenower, Mac Arthur
&
Co.;
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; E. F. Hut- Laird, Bissell & Meeds; McDonald
& Company; Mullaney, Wells &
ton &
Company; Laidlaw & Co.;
Company; Park, Ryan, Inc.; Put¬
Lee Higginson
Corporation; Carl
nam &
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
Co.; F. S.
& Co., Inc.; Reinholdt &
Gardner;
Moseley & Co.; National State
&
Co.;
Rockland-Atlas
Bank, Newark, N. J.; John Nuveen Ripple
National Bank of
& Co.,
Boston; Ryan,
Inc.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Schoellkopf Hutton & Pom- Sutherland & Co.; Schmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke; Anderson &
eroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
Strudwick; Malon S. Andrus, Inc.;
Company of Chicago; The North¬
ern
Trust
Company;
R.
H.
Moulton & Company;
Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
William R. Staats &
Co.; Stroud
&
Company, Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.
Inc.;
Wertheim
&
& Wells,
Inc.;
Whipple & Co.; Baxter &
Co.;
Bacon,
Com¬
pany;
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co.;
Branch Banking & Trust Com¬
pany;
Braun, Bosworth &
Inc.; Coffin
&
Burr
L
Co.,
Inc.; Francis
duPont &
Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; First Southwest Company;
Gregory & Sons; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; The
ern
New
&
Company of West¬
York;
Co.; W.
Laurence
H.
Morton
M.
du
of St.
and
Skaggs
&
Dougherty
Bank
Co.;
Louis; City
National Bank & Trust
Company,
Kansas City, Mo.
A.
Davis,
Webster
&
and
Richards &
land
Company;
Co.;
Federation
Trust
Co.;
Field,
Co.; The First Cleve¬
Corporation;
Ginther
&
Company; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Hill Richards & Co., Inc.;
McCormick
Moore
&
&
Co.;
McDonaldMcDonnell & Co.;
Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., Inc.; W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co.;
Loeb
&
Co.;
tional Bank of
Pincus
Bank
&
&
good
&
Newburger,
Northwestern
Na¬
Minneapolis; D. A.
Co.; Provident
Trust
Savings
Company; Season-
&
Pont &
Co.; Estabrook &
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Barr
Brothers & Co.; The Boatmen's
National Bank
Atkinson
Mayer; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Sterne, Agee & Leach;
Stubbs, Watkins and Lombardo,
Inc.; Talmage
Company;
pany;
&
Chas
Watling,
Co.; Thomas
N.
Tripp
Lerchen
J. C. Wheat & Co.
&
&
Com¬
Co.;
Hammill &
Dean
Co., Taylor & Co., and
& Co., as 3%s, at a
of 101.83, a basis of about
bids at llis office in Stockton
til 2 p.m. (PDST) on July
the
purchase of $360,000
building
bonds.
Sale—An
school
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
sold to the Bank
tional
Na¬
Nipomo Union School District, San
Luis
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—A.
1959
to
1963
bids at his office in San Luis Obis¬
until 2
po,
*
July 1 from
40,000 3%s. Due
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
sive/Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Oakland
Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif,
Sale
Note
4s.
Due
on
July
1
July
1,
1958.
of
Bond
Offering
—
$15,000,000
1960
able
Due
to
on
1988
inclusive.
Police
5,400,000
bonds.
Due
of
San
1959 to
1978
Sept.
1
from
inclusive.
1,100,000 Library bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
The
bonds
Sept. 1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
office,
at
the
City
Treasurer's
at the City's fiscal agency
York
City or Chicago.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
in
&
1967
or
New
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Valley Union School Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
building bonds offered July 21—
v.
188, p. 191—were awarded to
Bank
of
America
National
Trust
& Savings Association, San
Francisco, as 4s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 3.99%.
Mammoth
Bond
bonds
Water
District, Calif.
Sale—The
offered
$100,000 water
July
15—v.
188,
p.
1970
to
1974
Ramona
San
ings
Association,
San
Francisco.
1
from
Aug. 1 from
on
Aug. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
to
Unified School District,'
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until 10:30 a.m. (PDST; on Aug. 5
for the purchase of $34,000
bonds.
1983
Dated
school
Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Orrick.
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
terest
Francisco.
Joint
District, San
Union
High School
Bernardino County,
California
Bond
son,
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
office
Bernardino, until 11
on
Aug. 11 for the
$300,000
school
a.m.
1958. Due
15
to
from
1959
in
1978
at
the
geles.
County
Legality
of
bonds.
on
Aug.
inclusive.
Principal and interest^(F-A)
able
San
(PDST)
purchase
building
Dated Aug. 15,
O'Melveny &
Sav¬
Aug.
1973 inclusive.
office.
&
from
Aug. 1 from
on
on
425,000 332s. Due
America
Trust
1
1969 inclusive.
92—were awarded to the Bank of
National
and Hill
price of
inclusive.
340,000 3-y4s. Due
Redlands
Lucerne
the
to
1958. Due
dated
are
&
National
Aug.
011
1961
to
building
clusive.
Trust
Francisco,
Co., at a
&
255,000. 3s. Due
Call¬
Department
on
National
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
of Sept. 1* 1968.
as
composed of the Bank
$255,000 5s. Due
C.
airport
Sept. 1 from
**
100.14, a net interest cost of about
3.30%, as follows:
municipal
bonds.
Sav¬
The
—
425,000 2His. Due
Walter
Peterson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until -10 a.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 19 for the purchase of
$21,50u,0GQ
general
obligation
bonds, as follows:
&
Security-First
1959
Angeles, Calif.
Trust
of " Los
Richards
»
Los
tax
High Sch. District,
Sale
group
Co.,
San
Francisco.
r
$1,750,000
Angeles, Weeden &
Co., First Western Bank & Trust
Principal
Sutcliffe,
Union
America
Bank
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
National
Angeles,
from
and
Herrington
The
Savings Association.. San Fran¬
cisco, California
Bank, of Los
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
a
of
1970.
and
160,000
—
composed of the Bank of
group
to
July 1, J969
on
Aug. 4
on
$1,760,000
school building bonds offered July
21—v. 187, p. 2955—were awarded
July 1, 1964.
on
(PDST )
p.m.
for the purchase of $85,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
Bond
inclusive.
1968
Mallagh,
Butte County, Calif.
from
on.
80,000 3JA>s. Due
to
1
inclusive.
20,000 434s. Due
1965
July
on
E.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Oroville
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as follows:
$89,000 5s.- Due
San
Bank, and Wells Fargo Bank, all
of San Francisco, at 1.00%, plus a
premium of $29.00.
of $389,bonds was
of America
of
ings Association, American Trust
Company, Crocker-Anglo National
&
Trust
Sutcliffe,
&
Francisco.
a
issue
building
school,
Dated
Aug.
1,
1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest * (F-A)
payable at
the.
America
Bond
un¬
23 for
—v.
Lake Tahoe Unified School Distrioi,
El Dorado County, Calif. *
000
High Sch. Dist., -i!
County, Calif.
anticipation notes offered July 15
188, p. 191—were awarded to
Witter
price
3.57%.
Union
Joaquin
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
I.
23 were
consolidated syndi¬
representing
groups
,
Marks
California (State of)
San
Kansas
.
Marine Trust
22
Hill, Richards & Co.
Bond
Francisco, and
Co., New York
Andrews
480,000 2V2S. Due
1966 to
San
Manteca
Commerce
Trust
Company, Corning Union High School District,
Tehama County, Calif.
City, Mo.; R. S. Dickson &
the Bankers Trust
Company, Inc.; Eldredge & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $623,000
City, respectively, at a price of Inc.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; school building bonds was sold to
100.001, a net interest cost of Geo. B. Gibbons & Company, Inc.; the Bank of America National
about 3.22%, as follows:
Ira Haupt & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Trust and Savings Association, of
The Illinois
Company, Incorpo¬ San Francisco, as follows:
$29,800,000 5s. Due on April 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. rated; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
$88,000 5s. Due on June 15 'froth
10,800,000 3s. Due on April 1 Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive. Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; F. S.
20,000 4s. Due on June 15, 1965.
Smithers & Co.; Stone & Young53,600,000 33/4s. Due on April 1
110,000 3%s.
Due 011 June 15
Taylor
and
from 1973 to 1983 inclusive. berg;
Company;
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Spencer Trask & Co.; Trust Com¬
100,000 3Y2S.
Due on June 15
5,800,000 Is. Due on April 1,
pany of Georgia; Wachovia Bank
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
1984.
and Trust Company; G. H. Walker
Other members of the syndi¬
245,000 3.%s.
Due on June 15
& Co.; Wood, Struthers
&' Co.;
cate:
Chase
Manhattan
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
Bank;
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.;
First National City Bank of New Adams,
Dated June 15, 1958.
Principal
Robert W. Baird & Co., Incorpo¬
and interest (J-D) payable at the
York; The First National Bank of
rated; Baker, Watts & Co.; Barret,
Chicago; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Fitch, North & Co., Inc.; William
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Blair
&
Company;
Bramhall,
Boston Corp.; Harriman Ripley &
Herrington & Sutcliffe,' of San
Falion & Co., Inc.
Francisco.
Co., Inc.; Harris Trust and Sav¬
:
r
:
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G.J
ings Bank; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Downey Union High Sch. District,
Lehman Brothers; American Trust Edwards & Sons; King, Quirk &
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Company, San Francisco; Secu¬ Co., Inc.; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
Bond Sale
The $1,070,000
rity-First National Bank; Cali¬ and Trust Company; The National
building
bonds
offered
fornia Bank, Los Angeles; Drexel City Bank of Cleveland; Newhard, school
Cook & Co.; New York Hanseatic July 22 — v. 188, p. 92 — were
&
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank; Corporation; The Ohio Company; awarded to a group composed of
C. J. Devine & Co.; Continental Republic National Bank of Dal¬ the California Bank, Los Angeles,
&
Co.; Stern E. F. Hutton & Co.; Shearson,
Illinois National Bank and Trust las; Schwabacher
Association,
Ozark, Ala.
pay¬
Treasurer's
approved
by
Myers, of Los An¬
Volume
Number 5763
188
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Hughes
&
Recrea¬ Raffensperger,
Co.,
Park, Ryan & Co., and Lyons
Calif.
& Shafto, Inc., as 2.60s, at a price
Bond Sale—An issue of $32,000
improvement bonds was sold to of 100.08, a basis of about 2.59%
the
Bank of America National
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Tt ust &
Savings Association, of !
Rollingswoad-Wilart
and
tion
San
Park
Francisco,
$8,000
5s.
Due
4s.
1965
—1969
1
and interest
Note Sale
The
-
July 22
of
interest,
$737.
plus
as
Offering—Secretary John
Sheffield
that
announces
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 11
u.m.
Due
Jan.
(EST) oil Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $21,000,000 rural
road bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Bonds due in 1969 and
thereafter
are
numerical
order
a
premium
on
Apalachicola, Fla.
1
from
1960
to
1979
callable in inverse
on
Jan. 1, 196*8,
subsequent interest
payment date. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J)
payable at the Citi¬
on
&
any
Southern
National
Bank,
$230,000
Atlanta, or at the option of
San Francisco.
general improvement revenue cer¬ the holder, at a banking institu¬
tificates offered July 17—v. 188, tion in New York City designated
Santa Barbara School Districts,.
p.
92—were awarded to Pierce, by resolution of the Authority.
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
approved
by
Carrison, W u 1 b e r n
Powell,
Inc., and Legality
Bond
Offering — J. E. Lewis,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Inc., Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
jointly.
Atlanta, and Chapman & Cutler,
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
of Chicago.
until 10 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 25
Deland, Florida
Bond Sale—The $500,000 utili¬
for
the
purchase
of
$6,675,000
HAWAII
ties
tax
improvement
revenue
bonds, as follows:
Hawaii (Territory of)
bonds
offered
July 21—v.
188,
$6,000,000 High School District
Band
Sale
The $12,500,000
bonds. Due on Sept. 15 from p. 92—were awarded to B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and A. M. Kidder & highway revenue bonds offered
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
July 22 — v. 187, p. 2956 — were
675,000
School
District
bonds. Co., at a price of 98.22, a net in¬
awarded to a syndicate headed by
cost' of
about
3.45%, as
Due on Sept. 15 from 1959 to terest
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Smith,
follows: :
f
1983 inclusive.
Barney & Co., and Lehman Bros.,
Dated Sept. 15, 1958. -Principal $181,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from at a
price of par, a net interest
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
and interest (M-S). payable at the
cost of about 4:14%, as follows:
{ 177,000 3.30s. Due on July 1 from
County Treasurer's office.
$1,370,000 .43is. Due on March 1
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
and Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1964
:
Santa Rosa, Calif.
; 142,000 3V4s. Due on July 1 from
Certificate
Sale
—
zens
of
The
"
,
—
-
.
,
'■
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement,
the
Bank
bonds
America
of
$200,000
sold to
was
& Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows: /
$40,000
4s.
1959
Due
on
1963
to
from
1
from
1966 inclusive.
to
and
Aug.
1967
1968.
Dated
1,
Principal
1958.
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's officer Legal¬
County
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Sati
Francisco.
'
y
:•'•///•.■.;■
Solvang School District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
*
;
Offering — J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
10
(PDST)
a.m.
Aug. 25
on
for the
purchase of $120,000 gen¬
eral. obligation
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1958.
from
15
1959
to
on Sept.
inclusive.
Due
1978
.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
office. :::
'
.
COLORADO
July 24—v.
Chergo
May
l from
1961
Interest M-N.
by
Tallmadge
to
1988
'Legality
& Tall-
madge, of Denver.
CONNECTICUT
purposes
to
a
188,
group
$2,920,000 vari¬
bonds offered July
191—were awarded
composed of Chemical
p.
Exchange Bank, New York
City, Glore, Forgan & Co., F. S.
Smithers & Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
E. F. Hutton & Co., Baxter & Co.,
and
A.
G. Edwards &
Sons, as
23lts, at a price of 100.209, a basis
purposes
22—v.
188
p.
1957.
Due
'
inclusive.
—
Auditor
on
Jan.
C.
Clerk,
and
until
bids
1
numerical
inverse
1959
from
are
due
in
callable
order
on
or
Jan.
1, 1977. Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the option
of
the
holder, at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
¬
July
294—were awarded
to
a
group composed
of J. P.
Morgan St Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Hayden. Stone & Co., King,
Quirk & Cel. G. H. Walker & Co.,
1
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lewiston), Idaho
Sale—The
a
188,
for
the
—v.
bids
were
foregoing
originally
188,
p.
submitted
bonds
offered
on
when
July
9
191.
Sale
—
The
group
of
$222,000
Peoria
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
County Community High
Sch. Dist. No. 312 (P. O. Peoria
Heights), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$775,000
sold to
a
group composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago;
White, Weld & Co., and Negley,
Jens & Rowe, as follows:
school
building bonds
$300,000 3s.
1960 to
Due
1
from
1969 inclusive.
475,000 3.30s. Due
1970 to
was
Jan.
on
on
Jan. 1 from
im¬
from
1976
to
1983
Sept.
1
inclusive.
follows:
as
as
School Township bonds
2%s, at a price of 100.14, a
basis of about 2.60%.
12,000 Civil Township bonds as/
3V4s, at 100.11, a basis of
about 3.47%.
1978 inclusive.
Shelbyville, Ind.
Dated Aug. 1,1958.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Eleanor T. Vat-
chett, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
Springfield Airport Authority
(P. O. Springfield), III.
Stand Offering—Frank England,
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
2
p.m.
July 28 for the pur¬
$75,000 municipal bridge
construction bonds. Dated JiRy 1,
Chairman of the Board of Com¬ 1958.
Due
semi
annually .from
missioners,
will
receive
sealed Jan. 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclu¬
bids until 11 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. sive. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
14 for the
purchase of $560,000 proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
airport bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Miller, of Indianapolis.
on
chase of
-
Due
on
Oct.
1 from
1966
to
1976
IOWA
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at an Illinois banking in¬
stitution to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
INDIANA
Bettendorf, Lowa
Bond Offering—Mae G. Steffen,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 8 p.m.
on
July 29
(CST)
the purchase of
Due
serially from 1959 to 1977
Legality approved by
Albert J. Stafne, Jr., of Betteninclusive.
dorf.
Carroll, Iowa
H.
Bond
Offering—T.
Kerwin,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $20,000 airport
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
City
Clerk*
will
Montezuma Community Sch* Dist.,
:
Iowa
'
~
Bond Offering—Vincent John¬
son, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors* will receive sealed and oral
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July
29 for the purchase of $556,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to 1978 inclusive.
Legality ap-/
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
,
Rockwell, la.
Bond
City, Ind.
Everett W.
for
$175,000 general obligation bonds.
Offering
—
L.
Lowell
Fowler, City Clerk, will receive
sealed and oral bids until
1
p.m.
Bond
Offering —
(CST) on July 28 for the pur¬
Gaunt, Secretary of the Board of
chase of $30,000 swimming pool
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
until 1 p.m. (CDST) on July 30
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
for the purchase of $44,000 school
Legality approved by Bannister,
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due July 1, 1959 and on Jan. 1 Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Des Moines.
and July 1 from 1960 to 1964 in¬
Note
The foregoing supple¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCorcl, Ice & ments the report in our issue of
—
American Fletcher National Bank
ILLINOIS
&
Bellville, lU.
Bond Offering—Vic Geolat, Jr.,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Trust
sealed
Aug. 4
$60,000 swim¬
ming pool revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959
to
M-N.
inclusive.
1968
Bidder
to
name
Interest
paying
Bureau
County (P. O. Princeton),
Illinois
Bond
188,
192—were awarded to a group
composed of the Northern Trust
Co., Chicago; Wm. Blair & Co.,
Inc.:
Julien Collins & Co., and
Indianapolis; City
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bond
(State of)
—
The State is
Offering
make
an
offering
early in September of an issue of
expected
$30,000,000
to
State
Office
building
bonds.
Indianapolis, Ind.
The $160,000 fire
station bonds offered July 18—v.
Bond
188,
Sale—The $980,000 hospi¬
bonds offered July 23—v.
Co.,
Securities Corp., and
Bond & Share Corp.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
p.
on
Co.,
$12,000
July 21—v. 188, p. 295.
Kalman &
Co., Inc., and Miller, of Indianapolis.
Coughlin & Co.
Hamilton Township (P. O.
KANSAS
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due over a
Seymour), Ind•
period of 20 years. Principal and
Osborne, Kan.
Bond Sale—The $79,000 school
interest
(F-A)
payable at the and civil
Bond Sale—The $80,000 munic¬
township bonds offered
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
July
21—v.
188,
p.
192—were ipal improvement bonds offered
ity approved by Burcham & Blair, awarded to a
group composed of July 18 —v. 188, p. 192 — were
of Spokane.
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.; awarded to Stern Bros. & Co. '
agent. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1975 inclusive.
Due
Northwest
Pershing Township (P. O.
Freetown), Ind.
Sale—The $24,000 school
and civil township bonds offered
July
17—v.
188,
p.
192—were
awarded to Frank E. Hailstone &'
Bond
Co.;
$120,000 3 *2 s. Due on Sept. 1 from
334S.
Pacific
Portland;
tal
105,000
93—were
Inc.; Seattle-First National
Bank, Seattle: First National Bank
provement bonds offered July 22
—v. 188, p. 295—were awarded to
Beil & Hough, as follows:
1959 to
$1,500,000 high
July
awarded
composed of Blyth &
p.
Muncie, Ind.
Bond Offering—Stanley R. Ter-
1975 inclusive.
to
L.
for the purchase of
Mitchell, of New York City.
Note—No
Robert.
Co.,
Bonds
thereafter
and
and
school building bonds offered
22—v.
f
George
sealed
inclusive.
1987
to
Bond
$2,096,000 vari
bonds offered
No.
Bond
inclusive.
Offering
Co.,
IDAHO
Wilton Manors, Fla.
Hartford, Conn.
ous
1978
receive
2.72*1.
Bond Sale—The
1971
Alexandria School
Due on Oct. 1 from
City
&
basis of about
hune, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $330,000 municipal bonds. Dated July
Fairbury, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually from
waterworks and sewerage revenue July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1976. Le¬
bonds was sold to Harry J. Wilson gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.& Company.
405,000 3V8S.
Whil taker & Co.
interest
Corn
Of about
Masten.
a
2.83%.
Jan. 1 from
on
—
Nez Perce
(EST) on Aug. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 municipal gas
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
after
Bond Sale—The
23—v.
1
Oct. 1 from
on
noon
1978
New Britain, Conn.
ous
March
1979 to 1988
price of 100.38,
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
to
Bond
in
.
from
Tallahassee, Fla.
will
approved
1
inclusive.
1972
to
that
general obligation water sys¬
bonds.
Dated May 1,
1958.
on
Due
1968
to
1973
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $210,-
inclusive.
Oct.
on
510,000 3¥dS. .Due on Oct. 1 from
^
White,
Due
Co.,
inclusive.
1965
to
1969
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
tem
inclusive.
E.
Due
to
1966
the Board of Trustees will receive
000
com¬
follows:
as
$100,000 4s.
Clerk
announces
group
on
Due
1970
to
r
80,000 3'/is.
Bond
ancl Sept. 1 from
1961
Waterloo, III.
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.,
Harriman
Bond Sale
The $350,000 elec¬
Ripley & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs tric light
plant and system bonds
& Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., B. J.
offered July 10—v. 188, p. 93—
Inc., J. Herbert Evans & Co., Al¬ Van Ingen & Co., Dean Witter &
were awarded as follows:
lan Blair & Co., and
Juran &
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Lee
Mopdy, Inc., at a price of 98.06, Higginson Corp., Hemphill, Noyes $170,000 general obligation bonds
to the Mercantile Trust Co.,
a net interest' cost of about 4.22%,
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Dick
St. Louis, at a price of 100.001,
as
.follows:.;,;'.
& Merle-Smith, Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
a
net interest cost of about
$545,000 4s. Due on July 1 from livan & Co., Wood, Struthers &
3.29%,
as
follows:
$22,000
1961 tp 1971 inclusive.
Co., F. W. Craigic & Co., Braun,
3 V2 s, due on Dec. 1 from 1960
530,000 4.10s. Due on July 1 from Bosworth & Co., Inc., Robert W.
to 1962 inclusive; $61,000 3s,
Baird & Co., Inc., Leedy, Wheeler
1972 to 1978 inclhsive.
due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
& Alleman, Inc., Kenower, Mac1,125,000 4.15s. Due on July 1
1969
inclusive, and
$87,000
Arthur & Co.
from 1979 to
1988 inclusive.
3.40s, due on Dec. 1 from 1970
Do Haven & Tovvnsend, Crouter
to 1977 inclusive.
&
t >
Lakeland, Florida
Bodine, Schwabacher & Co.,
180,000 revenue bonds to Harry
!
Bond Sale—The $750,000 utili¬ Mullaney, Wells & Co., Rodman &
J. Wilson & Co., at a price
ties
tax
revenue
bonds offered Renshaw,
Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
of par, a net interest cost of
July
22—v. v 188,
p.
92—were Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.,
about 3.96%, as follows: $140,awarded to a group composed of C. C. Collings & Co., Inc., Dol¬
000 4s, due on Aug.
1 from
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & phin & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son
1959
to
1980
inclusive, and
& Co.,
Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
Smith; Goodbody & Co., and Cle¬
$40,000 3.90s, due on Aug. 1
ment A. Evans & Co., at a price Sweney Cart wright & Co., Cun¬
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
of par, a net interest cost of about ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc., A.
bonds, originally set for July 29,
has been postponed indefinitely.
Adelaide
191—
&
Co., Leedy,
Alleman, Inc., G. H.
Walker & Co., Harkness & Hill,
60,000 S.'JjS.
?
p.
188,
a
$575,000 2%s.
&
Postponed—Proposed
$465,000 special assessment
Frederick, Colo. .:
Offering — Town
clusive.
5,730,000 4.20s. Due
Estabrook
Wheeler
1961
Bond Sale
.
to
March 1 and
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1978 in¬
bonds
revenue
posed of B. J. Van Ingen &
No. 58-1, Colo.
,•
—
sewer
awarded
3.50%,
Durango Special Improvement Dist.
sale of
Florida
The
$2,200,000
on
,
51
follows:
.
Bond
until
and
offered
Inc.,
-
Aug. 1,
on
Bond- Sale
water
were
Aug.
on
90,000 Z%8. Due
•
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
Gulf port,
of
inclusive.
70,000 214s. Due
1964
Aug.
1978
5,400,000 4s. Due
National
Trust
San
1975 to
price of 100.11,
a
net interest cost of about 2.95%
a
inclusive.
FLORIDA
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
by Orrick, pahlquist, Herring ton & Sutcliffe, of
Bond
E.
and
(F-A) payable at the.
Quail & Co., at
Hutzler, at
,
approved
GEORGIA
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
$45,850,000
award¬
were
ed to Salomon Bros. &
County
ity
Redevelop¬
Land Agency (P. O.
Washington), D. C.
0.90%
Principal
1958.
1,
Columbia
notes offered
..
inclusive.
1976
to
of
ment
from
Due on Aug. 1 from
s.
District
from
'
1968 inclusive.
Aug.
Dated
,
4
1
Aug.
on
!
./
Aug.
on
Due
to
16,000 4'
follows:
1964 inclusive.
1959 to
8,000
Park
District,
as
(395)
p.
Sale
—
192—were
awarded to
a
group composed of the American
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
Co., of Indianapolis, City
Securi¬
KENTUCKY
Henry County Water Dist. (P. O.
Pleasureville), Ky.
Bond Offering—James C. Cub-
Chairman of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive
bids at the Deposit Bank
of
Pleasureville, until 1 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 5 for the pur¬
chase
of $214,000 water system
revenue bonds, comprising issues
of $39,000 and $175,000. The bonds
are dated
April 1, 1958. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1998 incluafve. Callable as of April 1, 1965.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay7
able at the Central Bank, North
bage,
Water
sealed
ties Corp., Indianapolis Bond and
Share Corp., and Raffensperger,
Pleasureville;
Deposit
Pleasureville,
or
Hughes & Co., Inc., as 2T'ss, at a
Manhattan Bank, New
at
Bank of
the Chase
York ©Hir*
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396.)
Legality
approved
Skaggs,
by
Sabine Pariah, Florien Consolidated
School
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
Lewisport, Ky.
Bond Saie—^vn issue of $190,000
■
bonds
follows:
natural gas system revenue
Was
sold
4V2s, at par,
as
Finance
Nov.
on
and
Federal Housing
$140,000 to
Home
as
1
Due
Agency.
10/2
from
1987
to
inclusive.
50,000
,
Due
Nov.
on
1
1961
from
to
inclusive.
19 71
Ky.
Newport,
City
will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $1,200,C00 school building revenue bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
until 9:30
from
Bonds
1959
due in
inclusive.
(CDST) on Aug. 13
$80,000 school
building
bonds. Dated
Sept.
1,
1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
a.m.
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
MAINE
and
thereafter
1963
—
188, p. 296—were awarded to
Trust Co., Au¬
burn, at 0.83% discount.
—v.
(J-D)
payaole
the
at
Newport
Legality
& Cutler,
approved
Chapman
by
First' Auburn
0.79%
herty, Jr., District Treasurer, will
Safe
University of Kentucky
Lexington), Ky.
(P.
bids
sealed
Deposit
the
at
Trust
&
Boston
Co.,
100
Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
O.
(DST) on Aug. 5 for the purchase
$4,000,000 series A water bonds,
Bond Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
of
Secretary of Board of Trus¬
as
son,
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11:30 a m. (CDST) on July 31
for the purchase of $150,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated June
I, 1958. Due on June 1 from 1960
inclusive.' Bonds
1998
1964
and
thereafter
due
of June 1,
1963. Principal and
(J-D)
payable at
the
Farmers Bank and Capital Trust
Company, of Lexington. Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays
&
interest
Fahey, of Louisville.
The
Due
Redeemable
than March
in
callable
are
bonds.
1998.
bonds
March
1,
earlier
not
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
Boston
Safe Deposit
Legality
Mitchell,
& Trust Co.,
approved
Pershing,
by
Shetterly
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
LOUISIANA
"
Lynnfield Center Water District
(P.
Sale
Bond Sale—The $350,000 public
improvement bonds offered July
were
Scharff
a
$254,000
of
&
Jones, Inc., at
100.007,
about
3.72%,
$87,000 4s.
on
1963
inclusive.
4)0,000 3V4s.
1.964
Due
57,000 3%s.
1970 to
Aug.
Due
Aug. 1 from
on
MARYLAND
Pease
Due
until
Aug. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
on
for
Aug. 1 from
Needham, Mass.
Sale—The $360,000 school
project
L.
bonds
188,
v.
1968
2.68%.
will
be
at
(CST)
purchase of
Offering
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
c/o
re¬
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬
chase
of
$350,000
borids,
as
fol¬
lows:
$300,000 water bonds. Due
1 from 1959
to
Aug.
on
1973 inclusive.
50,000 electric bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
Dated
are
at
the
office
State
Legality approved by Miles &
er.
Stockbridge, of Baltimore.
Street
Trust
Co.,
Legality approved by
Palmer
&
Sale
offered
—
The
to
188,
the
p.
296—
First
Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, at 0.598%
discount.•'
*
Flint
(EST) on Aug. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 science build¬
a.m.
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
May 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
on
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Citizens Commer¬
tax
Bond
plus
5:30
Shawmut
Bank
the National
of
Boston, Trust
Dept., 40 Water St.,, Boston, until
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
a.m.
(DST), on July 29 for the
purchase of $475,000 bonds, as
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
Ruston, La. >
able at the above-mentioned bank.
Offering—Donald C. McLegality
approved
by
Storey,
Cormack, Town Clerk, will re¬
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
ceive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
Boston.
(CST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
of $610,000
public improvement
„East Longmeadow, Mass.
bonds, as follows:
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 school
1973 inclusive.
1,
-
Dated
Aug. 1
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
Callable Aug. 1, 1968.
125,000 Series B bonds.
Dated
on
from
Sept. 1, 1958. Due
from
1,960
to
1
bonds.
Dated
Due
i
March 1 from 1960 to
1983 inclusive.
296
—
were
July 23—v. 188,
awarded
to
p.
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
1.90s, at a price of 100.21, a basis
Bond
Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
1958.
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
1,
Callable
1958.
Aug.
Principal and interest
1,
able at the above-mentioned bank.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Worcester, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$3,800,000 vari¬
ous
purposes bonds offered July
22—v. 188, p. 296—were awarded
payable F-A. Legality
approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell,
of New Orleans.
to
headed
by Harriman
Hill, Inc.,
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
2.70s, at a
basis of about
3s, at
price of 100.42,
basis of about 2.93%.
as
a
a
price
group
of
100.05,
a
as
2.69%.
Essex
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Sale
The $23,340 notes
offered July 22—v. 188, p. 296—
Note
were
—
awarded
to
the
Beverly
Others
in
the
account:
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Stone & Webster Se¬
curities
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$120,000
•
sealed
bids
interest
until
5
p.m.
on July 28 for the purchase
$16,800
special
assessment
Water District No. 45 bonds. Dated
June
1, 1958. Due
1958
to
on
Aug. 1 from
1962
inclusive.
Callable
July
1, 1972.
The
(EST)
of
inclusive.
1981
bonds
dated
April 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Da¬
vis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
1958.
are
Interest
J-J.
Wayne and Macomb Counties, Milk
River Drainage District (P. O.
Detroit), Mich.
W.
ceive
on
1972.
general obligation bonds.
on July
1 from 1960 to
sold to
re¬
—
water
revenue
bonds.
July I from 1960 to
Callable July
*
Due
;
was
Howard
Bond
Sale—The
$6,621,000
spe¬
cial assessment bonds offered July
were awarded to a group com¬
24
of Blyth & Co., Inc., the
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc., Phelps,
posed
First
inclusive. Principal
Fenn & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
(F-A) payable at the.
Co., and F. S. Smithers & Co., at
First
National
Bank, of Mount a price of
100.004, a net interest
Clemens.
Legality approved by cost of about
3.96%, as follows:
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
$1,266,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
of Detroit.
and
interest
1959
1967 inclusive.
to
770,000 3j/2s. Due
Community Sch. Dist.,
1968
Michigan
Bond Offering—Andrew H. An¬
1972
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 31
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1971
to
660,000 3:5/4S. Due
derson, Secretary of the Board of
1
from
1959
to
1987
inclusive.
Callable July 1, 1968. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
on
May 1 from
1974 inclusive.
to
3,925,000 4s. Due
on
May 1 from
1989 inclusive.
1975 to
-
.
>
Corp., Coffin & Burr, Es-
Wayne County Drainage Districts
(P. O. Detroit), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $5,454,000 spe¬
■
^
'
cial assessment bonds offered July
24 were awarded to-a group com¬
posed
First
(P. O.
Battle- Creek),■ Mich.
Sale—The $3,650,000
Bond
school site and building bonds of¬
fered July 22 were awarded to a
of
Blyth
& Co., Inc., the
Michigan- Corporation,
of
Halsey Stuart & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth. &
Fenn
&
Co.,
Q?.; Inc.,'. Phelps,
Goldman, Sachs
Co., and F. S. Smithers & Co.,
follows:.
i.-.-v.
gan
as
••"
'•
v
headed by First of Michi¬
$4,804,000 Girard Drainage
Corp., and Braun, Bosworth
v*.
trict bonds at a
group
& Co., at
interest
cost
of
$240,000 4s. Due
1959 to
about
3.55%,
as
on
v
July 1 from
on
«"
July 1 from
1965 inclusive.
3Y2s.
1966
Due
to
545,000 334s. Due
on
1980
on
July
1
inclusive.
July 1 from
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
825,000 3V2s. Due
1984 to
on
cost
of
as
1 from 1975 to 1988-inclusive.
Black
bonds
r
net
Other members in the syndicate:
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
at
a
Marsh
District
price of 100.04, a
interest
cost
of
about
follows: $150,000
on May 1 from 1959
to 1967 inclusive; $90,000 3t2s,
due on May 1 from 1968 to
1971
inclusive; $80,000 3%s,
due on May 1 from 1972 to
1974 inclusive;
and $330,000
4s, due on May 1 1975 to 1988
3.92%,
5s, due
White, Weld & Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., McDonald-Moore &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Watling,
Lerchen &
Co., Ryan, Sutherland
Co., Rand & Co., Walter I.
Wade, Inc., Rodman & Renshaw,
&
Lilley Twp. School District No. 5
(P. O. Bitely), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
building bonds offered July 14
3.98%,
follow s:
$879,000 5s, due on May 1
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive;
$500,000 3^s, due ori May 1
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive;
$440,000 3%s, due on May 1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive;
650,000
M. B. Vick & Co., Charles A. Parcells & Co., and Friday & Co.
interest
net
a
and $2,985,000 4s, due on May
.
July 1 from
1987 inclusive,
006,
about
-T:
1962 inclusive.
1963 to
1,810,000
Disprice of 100.-
price of 100.005, a net
a
follows:
pay¬
192—were awarded to Harkness &
a
Sept.
1, 1968.
Interest
Easton, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$135,000 water
bonds offered July 17—v.
188, p.
Village
Due
may
be
with the purchaser.
Offering
Offering—Forrest J. Kirk-
Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $200,000 bonds, as follows:
man,
80,000
Phillips, Township Clerk, will
from
on
of about 1.83%.
March 1
inclusive.
Callable Sept. 1, 1968.
275,000 Sewerage District No.
on
bonds offered
inclusive.
55,000 water bonds. Due
The
South Rochwood, Mich.
$92,000
Principal and
a
place as
at
upon
of
Stone,
Canfield, Paddock &
Bond
Detroit, at 1.50%,
230,000 33/4s. Due
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1975
on
'
on
1983
1959.
payable
agreed
170,000 school project bonds. Due
Bond
office.
of
premium of $6.11.
a
Bank,
or
1988
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on June
.
Due
anticipation notes
the City Bank of
,
Offering—George F. He- sealed bids at the First National
City Treasurer, will re¬ Bank of
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
on
Aug. 1, 1958.
issue
(J-D) payable
National
at .the option of the
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Mil¬
Niles,
holder,
Schools, Mich.
Sale—An
First
the
at
1,
Fraser Public
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1959 to
cipal and interest
cial and Savings Bank, of Flint.
-
City Treasurer, will receive
ran,
EST) on July
28
for the purchase of $115,000
special assessment paving bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on June 1
of Detroit.
District, Mich.
Lakeview School District
Sealed
$210,000 Series A bonds.
School
sealed-
receive
will
Clerk,
Luth,
C.
Offering—Burt
Bond
City
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
Woburn, Mass.
Chelsea, Mass.
-
bids until 7:30 p.m
Bond Offering—Ralph S.
Steffe,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond Offering—Michael J. Cur-
Aug. 18 for the 11 a.m. (DST) on July 30 for the
follows:
$827,491.35 paving purchase of $150,000 funding
$250,000 off-street parking bonds.
certificates. Due from 1959 to 1969 bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
'
v
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclu¬
p.m.
8
the
for
purchase of $185,000 school
building
and
refunding
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on July
$300,000 notes
July 22—v.
awarded
were
1959.
Niles, Mich.
for the
Taunton, Mass.
Note
bids
sealed
receive
(EST) on July 31 for
the purchase of $50,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated July 15, 1958.
ler,
1,
Storey,
Thorndike,
odge, of Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS
ceive sealed bids at
—
the
in Baltimore or An¬
napolis, at the option of the hold¬
bank
until
of
Treasurer,
inclu¬
a
callable in inverse order
of Boston.
until
31
Detroit.
Kent City
Aug.
bids
July
purchase of $65,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958.
on
May 1, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
clusive.
Bank-State
able
Iberia, La.
received
Town
ond
derson,
Certificate-
Norwood, Mass.
livan,
sealed
on
Due
Bond Offering—Edmund F. Sul¬
$2,657,000
construction
(EST)
Harrison Township (P. O. Route 4,
Mount Clemens), Mich.
and
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
bids
5
Aug. 1, 1966, and on any sub¬
sequent
interest
payment
date.
Principal arid interest (F-A) pay¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the office of the School
New
bids
Aug.
on
sive.
or
highway
on
receive
1958.
Principal
interest payable at the Sec¬
after
for the purchase of $150,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
of
23—
to
F. Rothschild & Co., and Geo.
Fogg & Co., jointly, as 2.70s, at
price of 100.14, a basis of about
Com¬
1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu^
sive. Bonds due in 1967 and there¬
F.
to
receive
the
a.m.
July
awarded
Aug.
Secretary of the
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 19
July 1 from 1959
that
offered
296—were
p.
will
cation,
until 8 p.m.
Due Jan. 30,
will
Note
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
C. Haley,
Parish School
—
will
11
the
county
Claiborne Parish Consolidated Sch.
:
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Homer), La.
Offering
Offering—Secretary C. R.
announces
bonds
nicipal Department, 111 Franklin
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on July 29 for the pur¬
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
mission
1973 in 1978 inclusive.
Board
Casco Bank
2.82%,
Bond
Aug. 1 from
on
103,000 3.85s. Due
Bond
the
Co., Portland, as 2%s, at
price of 100.37, a basis of about
from
1
1969 inclusive.
43,000 3%s.
to
& Trust
1966 inclusive.
to
1.967 to
of
awarded
follows:
as
Due
1959 to
price
a
net interest cost
a
improvement bonds of¬
July 22—v. 188, p. 296—
fered
station
July 23—v. 188, p. 296—
awarded to the Harris Trust
Bond
&
Bosworth
''
p.m.
about 2.61%.
a
per¬
fire
Savings Bank, Chicago, as 2.70s,
a
price of 100.59, a basis of
at
were
Rapids Public School Dist.,
Michigan
Note Offering-—Effie M. Fuller,
Secretary of Board of Education,
of
offered
were
Braun,
—
Eaton
$75,000 water
offered
July
17
and
sewer
to
296
p.
Co.
&
ka, Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
$200,000 special
bonds offered
The
—
Marblehead, Mass.
Sale—The $595,000 school
Bond
manent
18—v. 187, p. 2848—were awarded
to
Barrow, Leary &
Co., and
The
—
O. Lynnfield), Mass.
Sale
supply
notes
—v. 188, p. 193—were awarded to
Tyler & Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.41, a basis of about
3.13%.
P.
South Portland, Maine
Bond
Arcadia, La.
&
basis of about 2.87%.
Note
Co.
188,
v.
—
awarcied
Dabney
& Tyson, Harkness &
Hill, Inc., and W. E. Hutton &
Co., as 2.90s, at a price of 100.16,
a
Detroit, Mich.
paving
93—were awarded to
p.
Montague Public School District,
Michigan
Note Offering—Charles W. Lip-
bonds
Curtis, Coffin & Burr,
&
Weeks, Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, Townsend,
payable at the Eastern Trust &
Banking Co., Bangor, or at the
Boston.
assessment
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
McDonald-Moore
Hill, Inc.
Bond Sale—The
at
offered July
24—v. 188, p. 296—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., Paine, Webber,
&
March
dated
Boston,
.
188,
—v.
MICHIGAN
East
Merchants
Lexington, Mass.
purposes
and
1, 1973.
are
of
notes
&
296—
p.
Bond Sale—The $2,605,000 vari¬
ous
March 1
on
from 1.963 to 1980 inclusive.
2,710,000
the
to
Bank
188,
discount.
follows:—
$1,290,000 bonds. Due
$750,000
July 21
Bangor Water District, Me.
Offering—John J. Fla¬
receive
of Chicago.
as
National
Bond
National Bank, Newport.
Sale—The
July 21—v.
awarded
were
callable. Principal and interest
are
to
Note
Jackson
Note
Sale
The $100,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 21
& Co., Tucker, Anthony
Day, Lee Higginson Corp.
Harkness
and
Hornblovver
Auburn, Maine
tabrook
& R. L.
offered
inclusive.
terest
the
dis¬
Fall River, Mass.
Alford,
for the purchase of
a.m.
1987
to
Triist Co., Beverly, at 0.53%
count.
(P. O.
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
*
20
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Robert G. Scho-
maker,
No.
Many), La.
Offering — Roy
Bond
1978
Company.
Kentucky
to
District
.
as -
inclusive.
(
MINNESOTA
Fosston
Indep. School District
Minn.
$50,000 school
No. 601,
Bond
bonds
297
—
Sale—The
offered
were
July 23—v.
awarded
to
188, p.
the
First
Volume
138
National
3763
Number
Bank
of
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
and
Bagley,
Northern State Bank of Gonvick,
jointly, at
interest
a
price of 100.40, a net
of about 2.77%, as
•
$25,000 2%s. Due
1961
25,000
1988
Feb.
Aug. 1 from
on
by
&
Due
inclusive.
1969
1973.
callable
are
Legality
ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
'
from
1
Aug.
on
Tyler, Minn.
Bond Sale—Tne $oo,000 general
obligation
Freeborn County
(P. O. Albert
Lea), Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert D. Han¬
bonds
2849
—
offered July 17—v. 187, p.
were
awarded to Allison-
Williams Co.
Due
Jan.
on
1964
from
1
1979
to
inclusive.
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Legality approved by Dor-
1968.
Owen, Barker, Scott & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Gilbert Independent Sch. Dist.
"
No. €99, Minn.
'
Bond Sale—The $200,000 light,
heating and plumbing equipment
bonds
was
posed
of J.
to
^old
M.
group
Dain &
Allison-Williams
City, at
Co.,
July 1 from 1960
to 1963 inclusive; and $1,500,000 2V4S, due on July 1 from
Co., Inc.,
Piper,
of
Due
sew¬
Jan. 1 from 1961
on
1970 inclusive.
The bonds
Little Falls, Minn.
Bond Offering—Clifford J. Eck-
City
Clerk,
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
$520,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1978 inclusive.? Callable Aug.
1,
bids
Aug.
on
1973.
until
for
4
Interest
proved
p.m.
the
F-A.
Legality ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Marquart, of Minne¬
by
Barber
will
3
&
apolis.
No.
Bond
Offering
sealed
(CDST)
Vernard
—
Clerk,
bids
will
until
E.
re¬
3
p.m.
Aug. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $1,800,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1961
to
pn
of
as
1,
1974.
callable
are
Legality
Mound indep. Sch. Dist.
Minnesota
Bond
of
ap¬
Dale
that
G.
an¬
sealed bids will be
received until " Aug.- 27
for the
purchase of $500,000 bldg bonds.
Bond Sale—The $90,000
building
fered
July
posed of Juran
Allison-Williams
cott &
of
&
a
of¬
group
com¬
&
Moody, Inc.;
Co.; E. J. Pres-
par,
net interest cost
a
about 5.23%,
as
$23,000 4.20s/ Due
1961
to
1965
67,000 4.90s.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry an extra 1.10% interest from
Spicer Common Sch. Dist. No. 771,
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
building
were
bonds
awarded
Bank
&
Co., of Kansas City, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ba¬
con, Whipple & Co., the Milwau¬
kee Company, Baxter & Co.,
Alvis & Company, Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., First
Master
Bank,
of
Natchez, Miss.
Bond
Sale
—
improvement
The
$50,000 street
bonds
awarded
were
Jones,
offered
July
Scharff
to
&
Inc.
Due
serially from
1959 to
1968
inclusive.
July
Kalman
&
21
Co.,
Sale—An issue of
hospital
bonds
was
sold
First National Bank, of
2i/2s
and
Due
on
2*4s.
$62,000
to
the
Memphis,
July 1,
Dated
May 1 from 1959 to
1968 inclusive. Interest'M-N.
Le¬
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Smith County Supervisors District
No. 3 (P.O. Raleigh), Miss.
Sale—An
Bond
Industrial bonds
R. Nunnery &
Due
issue
was
of $40,000
sold to John
Co;
serially from 1959 to 1978
No.
Bond
486,
Offering
Minn.
—
Bond Sale—An issue of $14,000
library bonds was sold to the Peo¬
ples Bank of Indianola, as 2.40s.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
J-J.
Charles
Legality approved
&
Trauernicht, of
by
St.
sealed
(CDST)
bids
296
Bond
City, Miss.
$30,000
Sale—The
until
8
HAMPSHIRE
school
July 22—v. 188, p.
Coffin &
to
Burr, Inc., as 2.30s, at a price of
100.10,
Sale
The
$200,000 notes
offered July 23 were awarded to
—
National
the
Shawmut
of
Bank
Boston,: at 0.873% discount.
Coos
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Offering—J. Arthur Sul¬
Note
livan, County Treasurer, will
ceive
bids
sealed
(DST)
on
of
until
2
re¬
p.m.
July 29 for the pur¬
$100,000 notes.
Dated
Aug. 4, 1958. Due Dec. 18, 1958.
Franklin,
Bond
sealed
Clerk,
at the
bids
Bank
H.
Offering—Mildred S. Gil-
City
man,
N.
of
to
will
receive
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
inclusive.
1968
and interest
Principal
payable at the above-
bank,
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
mentioned
NEW
public
p.
MISSOURI
p.m.
Bourbon
School
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$206,000
school building bonds was
George K. Baum & Co.
Mo.
sold to
010
ocr,
.
1957, it
JERSEY
shown
is
in
Toll
revenues
the
with
the
month
same
For
the
12
a
Township (P. O.
Westmont), N. J.
Offering—Mrs. Ethel
Township
Atkinson,
Clerk,
bids
sealed
receive
until
8
will
I
Aug.
on
1959
from
1973
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First Camden National
Bank and Trust Co., in Camden.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafi.eld & Wood, of New York
Hanover
Township School District
O. Whippany), N. J.
Offering—Dorothy Cook,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 4 for the
purchase of $980,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1960 to
(F-A) payable
cipal and interest
the
at
First
National
Bank
of
Whippany. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield„& Wood, of
New York City..
County (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Offering—Arthur J. Hamley,
County
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
will
11
re¬
a.m.
Aug. 7 for the purchase
of $950,000 general improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
on Aug.
15 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(DST)
(F-A)
on
in
at
the
County
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Dover), N. J.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Madelyn
M. Hastie, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8
II
for
the
p.m.
(DST)
purchase
of
on
Aug.
$160,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978
A-
Tilnpv Rt Cn
inin+iv
of about 3 55%
.
tral School District No. 1
South Dayton), N.
(P. O.
Y.
Bond Sale—The
$230,000 school
building bonds offered July 22188, p. 193—were awarded to
v.
the Marine Trust Co. of Western
New
York, Buffalo, as 3s, at a
100.64, a basis of about
price of
2.90%.
Glen, Mohawk, Charleston, Root,
Palatine, Carlisle, Esperance
and
Johnstown Central School
income,
District No. 1 (P.O. Fonda),
$32,815,129 in the
New York
j
year ended June 30, last, against
Bond Offering _ Willard Ar$30,831,599 a year previously.
Budgeted operating expenses ingeysinger, District Clerk, will rethe 12 months ended June 30, 1958 ^eive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
amounted
to
$6,248,325
against (EDST) on August 5 for the pur$5,316,677 in the previous year.
: chase of $1,500,000 school bonds.
Revenues
after
operating ex- Dated August 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
penses but before debt service or
* from 1958 to 1987 inclusive,
reserve
requirements were $26,- Principal and interest (M-N) pay566,803 against $25,514,921 in the able at the Central National Bank
Canajoharie in Fonda, or at the?
12 months ended June 30, 1957.
option of the holder, at the Guar-*
North Hunterdon Regional High
anty
Trust
Company, of New
School District (P. O. Annadale), i
York City. Legality
"approved by
miscellaneous
amounted
„
Jer8ey^,.
„
Bond
Offering
Schultz,
of
to
,
Richard
—
Secretary
*
A.
Board
the
of
Education, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug.
for the purchase of $1,000,000
'Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
19
_
'
.
,,
_
Springfield Twp. school District
(P. O. Jobstown), N. J.
Bond Sale
City
—
Chamberlain,
Jay I. Nesbitt,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11
school bonds.
&
Hornell, N. Y.
Bond Offering
bids
a.m.
(EDST)
July 30 t'or the purchase
on
$165,000
public
of
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
i fr0m 1959 to 1975 inclu.
The $93,000
school juiy
188, p. sive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
Boland, payable at the City ChamberSaifin & Co., as 3*%s, at a price Iain's office.
Legality approved
of 100.25, a basis of about 3.71%.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
—
bonds offered July 16
94
v.
—
awarded
were
—
to
Bond
bm"'
Galloway, of New York City.
MEXICO
Aztec,
Mex.
N.
Offering
Jack R. San-
—
"Untin8t°nNew $'0£antin*ton>>
Bond Offering—Ernest W. John-
SlyClmk, will leceive
sealed bids until 8 pun. (MST) cm, son> Town Supervisor,
seaie(j bids until 11
will receive
a.m.
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $400,-
juiy
on
29
for
the
(EDST)
purchase
of
obligation water
$3)113)0oo
pubiic
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958
Due bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
19/8 m- on Feb
^ from 1939'to 1987 inelusive.
Callable after 10 yea s
cillsive>
Principal and interest
from 'date of issue. Principal and
(F_A) payable at the Bank oJ!
interest (M-S) payable at the City
Huntington, in Huntington, or at
000
general
ofike.
Treasurers
Legality
proved
by Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
received
Director
the
by
until
10
a.m.
recreational
(MST)
facilities
of
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬
able
1, 1968. Principal and
(F-A) payable at the First
Aug.
Bank
National
of
Albuquerque.
Legality
approved
Nagel, Sherman &
by
Dawson,
Howard, of
Denver.
Agency,
as
Bedford
Hills
3s, at
NEW
a
price of
par.
YORK
Fire
District
(P.
O.
Moger Avenue, Mount
Vernon), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Leroy Curtis,
on
Treasurer,
bids
July
31
until
11
for
will
holder, at the
Exchange Bank,
City. Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Middletown, N. Y.
Offering
—
Nicholas
F.
Vuolo, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 pan. (DST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $112,000
public
Dated
improvement bonds.
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Orange County Trust
Co.,
a.m.
(EDST)
the
National
purchase
Bank
Co., in Mount Kisco.
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
North
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,308,500
ous
purposes
23—v.
to
188,
&
p.
bonds
offered
vari¬
July
297—were awarded
the Marine Trust Co. of West¬
New
York, Buffalo, Blair &
Co., Inc., Manufacturers & Traders
Trust Co.,
Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross, R. D. White & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., and Rand & Co.,
as
3.30s, at a price of 100.38, a
basis of about 3.26%.
receive
of
$246,000 fire bonds. Dated July 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1988 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Mount
Kisco
by
Bond
ern
19 North
sealed
the
Middletown. Legality approved by
Regents of the New Mexico College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
(P. O. State College), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,400,000 family housing revenue bonds
was sold 011 July 18 to the Fed¬
eral Housing and Home Finance
District
York
on
Dated
interest
New
of
Corn
Sleekier & Galloway, of New York
j Lily
July 29 for the purchase of $600,000
opti0n
chemical
proved
Offering—Sealed bids will
Finance
|be
of
N. Mex.
Albuquerque,
Bond
be
p-
Tall-
&
office.
Mine Hill
and
Cherry Creek, Villanova, Ellington,
Charlotte, Arkwright, Dayton, Leon,
Conewango, and New Albion Cen
June
ended
Total revenues of the Authority,
including tolls, concession rev¬
enue,
income from investments,
payable
by
& Cross
previously. Revenue
tolls in the latest period amounted
to $29,105,300 compared with $27,389,242 in the 12 months ended
June 30, 1957.
?<
(P.
Bond
$425,000 school
|
$2,750,041
Dist,
Jefferson
— v. 188, p.
awarded to Roosevelt
were
—
ffs oOs,
year
NEW
5 for the pur¬
chase of
$775,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
(EDST)
193
1958, traffic totaled 39,971,872
against 36,471,5Q6 in the same pe-
W.
p.m.
Free Sch.
Port
bonds offered July 17
30,
a
O.
Station), N. Y.
,
year ago.
months
Union
(P.
Bond Sale—The
small increase
a
3
the,basis
Haddon
Bond
No.
in June this year
$2,842,786,
-
Brookhaven
.
report to bondholders.
First National
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
a.m.
(DST) on July 31 for the
purchase
of
$50,000
permanent
public improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1959
b
j
June
and
basis of about 2.28%.
a
Note
City.
in June
1958, an increase of
4.9% compared with the 3,637,608
m
riod
awarded
were
proved
bonds offered July
193—were awarded
to Allen & Co., of Hazlehurst, as
2t^s, at a price of 100.13.
183,
re¬
July 31 for the pur¬
chase of $195,000 school building
general obligation bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, FRASER
Digitized for 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
on
—
Treasurer's
Yazoo
Herbert F.
Thompson, District Clerk, will
electric
Middlesex
Sunflower County Supervisor's Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Indianola), Miss.
improvement
Independent Sch. Dist.
$7,000,000
bonds offered
inclusive.
17—v.
the
14 for
City.
Rosedale, Miss.
1958.
be
Concord, N. H.
&
Co., Inc., Mid-South
Securities
Co., Commerce Trust
Co.
of
Kansas
City, Federation
Bank and Trust Co., of Nqw York,
Southern Bond Co., Lewis & Co.,
and Wra, E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
as
Bids will
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
•+
compared
District, Neb.
—
August
of
+i
totaled
bonds.
revenue
Jackson, Mc& Co., H. V.
Hutchinson
school
$25,000
offered
to
National
Louis.
Inc.
Swansville
ceive
City
Trust
est
,
Co., Wachovia
Co., of Winston-
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. Inter¬
Aug. 1, 1958 to Aug. 1, 1962.
until
purchase
follows:
on
Due
&
Trust
Salem,
193?—
p.
Co., and Kalman & Co., at
price of
a
188,
to
munici¬
bonds
revenue
16—v.
awarded
were
Nuveen
gality
New Hope, Minn.
pal
John
Bank
Bond
Nelson
$134,000 munici¬
bonds offered July 15
193.
Offering
received
chase
York, Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Harris Trust and Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
No. 277,
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
nounces
cost
Other members of the syndicate:
Corn Exchange Bank,
22
Jan.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart,
of, Minne¬
apolis.
p.
Chemical
1988 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1979 and thereafter
188,
Bond
of New
Sattley
71, Minn.
Lundin* District
construction
interest
2.10%, as
l%s, due
clusive.
National
Mankato Independent Sch. Dist.
ceive
about
are
callable.
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
man,
sealed
inclusive.
follows:
$600,000
July 1,
1960; $900,000 2s, due on July
1 from 1961 to 1963
inclusive;
and
$1,200,000 2y4S, due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1967 in¬
improvement bonds. Dated July
to
to
2.700,000
building
bonds, at a net
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $165,.-
1, 1958.
on
1968
$1,500,000
proved
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
cles
were
the
NEW
2s, due
and
obligation storm
for
.
est rates as follows:
com¬
LaCrescent, Minn. V
Bond Offering, n— Robert Kies,
er
a
$3,000,000
building
construction
bonds, at a net interest cost
of about 2.17%, to bear inter¬
Jaffray & Hopwood.
000 general
Bank, New York
price of 100.011, as fol¬
interest
National
Authority carried 3,818,867 vehi-
Sold—No bids
Not
Omaha Public Power
eral
Chase Manhattan
and
the
at
—
Sheridan, Mont.
Bonds
Mississippi (State of)
$5,700,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
23—v. 187, p. 2957—were award¬
ed to a syndicate headed by the
Principal
payable
will
NEBRASKA
Bond Sale—The
1.964
a
Offering
Clerk,
received
—v.
lows:
(F-A)
a
MISSISSIPPI
on
inclusive.
Falls, Mont.
Union Bank of Dover.
Legality
Fred L. Hill,
approved by Hawkins, Delafield.
receive sealed
& Wood, of New York
City.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July
New Jersey Turnpike
28 for the purchase of $330,000
Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Special Improvement District No.
Traffic
954 bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Up
4.9%
in June —
Bond
City
pal revenue
son,
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
$112,000 general obligation drain¬
age
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Great
treatment plant
sewage
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
4 MONTANA
inclusive. Bonds due
1,
proved
1965 inclusive.
to
3s.
1966 to
'•
to
of
as
Barber
cost
follows:
1961
in 1979 and thereafter
53
(397)
and
Trust
Legality ap-
Tupper Lake, N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $38,000 street
improvement bon$s offered July
17
v. 188, p. 194 — were award¬
—
—
ed
the
to
Bank
&
3s, at a
National
Trust
Commercial
Co., of Albany, as
price of 100.10, a basis of
about 2.98%.
/
The Cammercial and Financial Chronicle
54 : (398)
I
Utica, N. K
J. Nel¬
Bond Offering—Thomas
•
until
bids
sealed
ceive
ment
will re¬
Comptroller,
City
son,
(EST) on Aug. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $4,593,230 special assess¬
sanitary
Aug.
noon
15,
and
15
bonds. Dated
sewer
1958.
Nov.
Due
from
May
on
1959
15
1978
to
Aug. 7 for the pur¬
$2,500,000 City Auditor¬ inclusive. Principal and interest
ium building bonds.
Dated Sept. (M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
1, 1958. Due on March 1 from 1960
by
Squire, Sanders
&
to 1988 inclusive. Principal and proved
(DST)
on
chase of
payable at the Dempsey, of Cleveland.
office. Legality Madison
Twp. Local School District
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
(P. O. Trotwood), Ohio
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Bond Offering—Ralph F. Hunn,
interest
(M-S)
Treasurer's
City
'
City.
Central School District No.
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
1
building bonds.
Due on June
of $800,000 school
(P. O. West Seneca), N. Y.
Bond Sale — The $2,200,000
school building bonds offered July
•v.?
188, p. 298—were awarded
22—v.
of Education,
of the Board
Clerk
and Orchard Park
West Seneca
4
Dated Aug. 15, 1958.
15
and
15 from 1959 to
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal
1978
interest
and
payable at the Farmers &
Citizens Bank, Trotwood. Legality
Other members of the syndicate:
Bosworth ' & - Co.,
Inc.,
Co., First Boston Corp.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co.,' Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lazard, Freres
Braun,
Drexel &
Garrett & Sons, Hill & Co., Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., John
B. Joyce & Co., Kalman 8c Co.,:
Inc., Lucas, Eisen.-& Waeckerle,
Inc., McDonald-Moore 8c Co.,
McMaster-Hutchinspn & Co., MidSouth Securities Co., New-burger,
.
Monday, July 28, 1958
.
.
water bonds.
Dated: Aug. 10, 1958.
Due On Feb. 10 Trom 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Callable Feb. "10, 1960.
Principal and interest XF-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice; Legality approved by Shuler,'
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
'V
. k-.
Co., McDonald & Co., Merrill Loeb 8c Co., J. A: 'Overton 8c land. r. ■
Penington
Colket & ' Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Co.,
Linn County School District No.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Smith, Barney Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Rambo;
";rl 10-C( P. O. Crab tree), Ore.
& Co., White, Weld & Co., A. C. Close 8c Kerner, Inc., Chas.- W.
Bond
Offering.— DoTieta ShuAllyn & Co., Inc., Bear, Stearns Scranton & Co.
v.r-v ;1
maker, District Clerks will receive
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Shaughnessy &:;Co., Inc., I. M.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Simon
&
Alex. Brown & Sons.
Co.,
Small-Milburn
&
Equitable Securities Corpora-,
tion, Hornblower & Weeks, F. S.
Moseley & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
Curtis, R. W. Press-;
prich & Co., Shields & Co., Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., Dean
Witter &
Co., Bache & Co., Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.,- William Blair
Investment Co.,
Inc.f Soden
Co.,
Starkweather & Co.;, Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Stephens, Inc., Stix & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman 8c Co., Edw. G.
Taylor 8c Co., Watkiris, Morrow
8c
Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., Robert
Co., Winslow, Cohu
Whittaker &
Aug. 6' for the purchase of $12,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1958." Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Legality
>,
by V Winfree,
approved
McCulloch, Shuler 8c Sayre, of
composed of Marine
& Stetson, Womeldorff & Lindsey,
Portland.-'"'";
Trust Co. of Western New York,
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Dom- Harold E. -Wood & Co., Yarnall,
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manu¬ approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ inick & Dominick, Francis I. du- Biddle & Co., and Zahner & Co.
PENNSYLVANIA
J
facturers and Traders Trust Co., liams, of Cincinnati.
Pont & Co., Estabrook & Co., First
Rutland, Ohio
'
of
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
Aliquippa, Pa.
of
Michigan Corporation, HallMaple Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Vernon L. Web¬
Wood, Struthers & Co., First of
V Bond Sale
The $125,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The $234,300 special
garten & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Village Clerk, will receive eral obligation bonds offered July
Michigan Corporation, R. D. White assessment bonds offered July 23; Hemphill, Noyes & Co., W. E. er,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
8c Co., and Rand & Co., as 3.60s, —v.
21—v. 187, p. 298—were awarded
188, p. 194—were awarded to Hutton & Co.
July 30 for the purchase of $39,500 tc a group composed of
at a price of 100.96, a basis of
Junkin,
Lee
McDonald & Co., as 3J/4S, at a
Higginson
Corp.,
W. H.
waterworks
assessment
bonds.
to
a
(J-D)
group
.
—
about 3.51%.
.
White
*
Bond Offering
Eleanor.Low-
—
July
on
of
purchase
the
for
30
$9,780,000 bonds, as follows:
school
high
-$860,000
on
1967
1959
from
1
Feb.
Due
bonds.
site
to
inclusive.
8,920,000 high school bonds. Due
on Feb.
1 from 1960 to 1988
inclusive.
Dated August 1, 1958.
,
and interest (F-A)
Principal
payable at the
in
National Bank of Westchester,
Plains, or at the option of
White
holder, at the Bankers Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
the
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Note
^
—
the report in
ments
July 21
.
The foregoing supple¬
—
v.
188,
p.
298.
Offering
—
of)
Gill,
Edwin
Massillon, Ohio
Bond
toff,
Offering—Carl
Roth
Chris-}
Z.
will
Auditor,
City
receive
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Reynolds
&
S. Smithers & Co., Weil,
& Irving Co., Wertheim &
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co., Adams,
McEntee
&
Inc., Allen &
Company, Auchincloss, Parker &
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $27,- j Redpath, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
000 special assessment
improve¬ Barr Brothers & Co., Breed &
ment bonds.
Due in two years.
Harrison, Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Julien Collins &
Montgomery, Ohio
Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, Eldredge
Bond Offering—Carl W. Brieske,
& Co., Inc.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Geo.
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 13
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Goodbody
for
the
purchase of $170,438.92
& Co., Gregory & Sons, Hirsch &
special assessment sanitary sewer
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., the Illinois
bonds.
Dated Aug 1, 1958.
Due
Company, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
A. M. Kidder & Co., McDonnell
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
& Co., the Milwaukee Company,
(J-D) payable at the Silverton
Moore, Leonard 8c Lynch, R. H.
Bank, Silverton. Legality approved
Moulton & Co., Mullaney, Wells
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
&
Co., Newhard, Cook &-> Co.,
Cincinnati.
Pacific Northwest Co., Pohl & Co.,
sealed
bids
until
(DST)
noon
Co.,
on
,
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph Green¬
wood, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 5
for
the purchase
of $148,646.08
CAROLINA
NORTH
North Carolina (State
Note
isstie of
our
Morton
Co., F.
District,
thian, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
•
\
price of par.
Plains City School
V
New York
sewer
district
Dated
bonds.
June
Inc., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
Treasurer,
awarded
J.
to
A.
White
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Co., as 3s, at a price of
$352,500 special basis of about 2.89%.
100.63,
Bond Sale—The
assessment property improvement
bonds offered July 21—v. 188, p.
194—were awarded to McDonald
Co.,
as
3s, at
a
price of 101.14,
a
basis of about 2.78%.
«
a
Oberlin, Ohio
Bond Offering —H. W. Smith,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $21,838 sewer
Defiance, Ohio
and paving improvement bonds.
Correction—The offering of spe¬ Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
cial
assessment
sewer ;■ district
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds scheduled for Aug. 12 is in
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
the amount of $1,091,310, and not
at the Peoples Banking Co., Ober¬
$1,091,000 as reported in our issue lin.
Legality approved by Squire,
of July 21—v. 188, p. 298.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
East Franklin Local School District
(P.
O.
Manchester
6075
Road,
Ohio (State of)
Bond Sale—The
$31,000,000 Maj or Thoroughfare Construction,
Series K bonds, offered July 22—
v.
187, p. 2850—were awarded to
cation, will receive sealed bids a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
until noon (DST) on
Aug. 12 for Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
the purchase
of $600,000. school
Inc., Lehman Brothers, B. J. Van
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
Ingen & Co., and the Ohio Com¬
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
pany, at a price of 100.004, a net
to
1978 inclusive. Principal and
interest cost of about
Akron 19,) Ohio
>
Bond Offering—Donald H. My¬
ers, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
,
interest (J-D)
payable at the Ex¬
change Bank Co. of Canal, Fulton.
Sale
The
$12,500 fire
apparatus bonds offered July 21—
v. 188, p. 94—were awarded to the
Farmers
as
4s, at
—
Banking Co., Lakeview,
a
price of 102.58,
a
basis
$4,420,000
6s.
Due
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
.Bond Offering—Anna C.Pflug-
felder, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
sealed
March
15
1961.
12,155,000 2V2s.
1961
15
and
from
Due on Sept. 15,
March 15
1962
to
and
1966
Sept.
inclu¬
11
of
re¬
a.m.
Leary & Co., George K. Baum &
Co., Boettcher and Co., Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Crutten-
Donald, City Auditor, will receive
bids until noon (DST) on
Aug.
Due
on
March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1967 to 1969
inclusive.
6,660,000 3s.
Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1970 to 1972
inclusive.
for the purchase of $l,-;
improvement
bonds,
as
7
122,725
follows:
$31,575
on
1
water
Dec.
Sons, Ellis & Co., Garrett-Bromfield & Co., Granbery, Marache &
1
bonds.
works
from
inclusive.
as
3s, at
Bond
from
1
Dec.
Due
to
1968
1959
to
1959
awarded
bonds.
Due
1959 to
in¬
1968
Dec/1
on
1968 inclusive.
Dec.
bonds.
Due
on
1959 to
1966
$100,000 3V2S.
Dec.
1
from
1
inclusive.
;;
The $750,000
are
eral
taxes;
The bonds
the
are
1983
thoroughfare bonds
gen¬
issues are
obligations.
dated Aug. 1, 1958.
general
other
tax
Principal and interest (J-D) payt
able at the
City Treasurer's-office;
Legality approved by Squire, San-*
ders 8c Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Wichliffe, Ohio
V
Bond Sale—The
$340,500 special
assessment bonds offered July 21
—v.
> ;
1 from
.
Aug.
196 i to 1965 inclusive.
r
_
,
>
Bristol
Township School
District
Authority (P. O. Bristol)* Pa.
Sale—A syndicate headed
by Butcher & Sherrerd, purchased
on
July 21 an issue of .$4,800,000
building revenue bonds at
school
payable from unlimited
limited
Aug. 1, 1959
,
on
400,000 3j/4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
/
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
250,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1974 to 1978 inclusive.^,
;
from
;
«
on
:
Due
Bond
to
1959
Due
and 1960.
250,000 3s,
inclusive.
on
com¬
Penington, Colket & Co., at a
price of 100.0005, a net interest
cost of about 3.32%, as follows:
from
750,000 thoroughfare bonds. Due
.
group
•
improvement^
179,150 street
a
delphia;. Blair & CoM Inc., Cun¬
ningham, Schmertz & .Co., and
125,000 street improvement
i
to
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Philadelphia National Bank, Phila¬
clusive.
<-■:
■■
Sale—The $1,000,000
gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered July 22—v. 188, p. 195—
^
•••"•
37,000 fire house bonds. > Due on
<
price of 100.47.
a
Altoona, Pa.
.
price of par, for various coupons,
making a net interest Cost to the
issues of about 4.38%. The serial
bonds bear interest at rates rising
a
gradually from 2.65% for the May
1, 1962 maturity to a level of 4%
those due in. 1977 and 1978.
for
The
$3,440,000
bonds,; due
term
1998, bear 4%% interest.
The bonds are dated Sept. 1, 1958.
May
1,
Principal and interest <M-N) pay¬
able at the Doylestown National
Bank &
Trust Co., Doylestown.
188, p. 194—were awarded to
Legality approved by Townsend,
Co., Inc., as 3V2S, at a price, Elliott 8c Munson, of Philadelphia.
100.06, a basis of about 3.49%..
Other members of the under¬
Pohl &
of
den, Podesta & Co., Curtiss, House
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Webster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Dreyfus & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Co.,
Co., Chaplin & Co., Kay,
& Co., and McKelvey &
posed of
Offering—Thomas J. Mc¬
sealed
Wyoming, Ohio
Anderegg,
&
A.
Richards
were
Steubenville, Ohio
Bond
Bond Offering—R. A.
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 15
for the purchase of
$286,333.73
writing group: Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Haupt & Co., Moore, Leonard
& Lynch, Blair & Co., Inc.; Horn-
Ira
blower
.-
& " Weeks.
■
DeHaven
&
Hilltop Area Sewer special assess¬
Co., Green, Ellis &
Anderson, ment bonds. Dated
Aug. 15, 1958. Townsend, Crouter 8c "Bodine,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Indianap¬
Due on Dec. 15 from 1959 to 1978 Singer, Deane & Scribner, Yarnall,
olis Bond and Share Corp., Jurari
inclusive.. Principal and interest Biddle & Co.,.Arthurs, Lesfrange
&
Moody, Inc., Kenower, Mac&
Co.,
Juran
8c
Moody,
Inc.,
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
Arthur 8c Co.
Steele, Haines & Co.", and Boentional Bank of Cincinnati. Legal¬
Leedy,
Wheeler
&
Alleman,
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer & ning & Co.
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., A. E. Hasten
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Coplay, Pa.
&
Co., McCormick & Co., MeBond Offering — W. H. Keiser,
Dougal & Condon, Inc., W. H.
OKLAHOMA
BoroUgh Secretary, will receive
Newbold's
Sons
8c
Co.,. Pierce,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Butler, Okla.
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., RaffenBond Offering—Lindsay Stock¬ Aug.-12 for the purchase of $20,sperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., John
Town
Clerk, will receive 000 general obligation improve¬
W. Reinhardt & Co., Reinholdt & ton,
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) ori ment bonds.
Dated Sept, 1, 1958.
Gardner, Roose & Co., John J.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1908
Ryan & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., July 28 for the purchase of $40,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Due from Inclusive. Callable as of Sept. 1,
Inc.,. Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co.,
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
~
J 1963'. Principal and interest pay¬
Thomas
&
Co.,
Van Deventer
able at the Coplay National Bank,
Brothers, Inc., Edw. G. Webb & Delaware County, Concord Indep.
Coplay.
Legality
approved
by
Co., Inc.
School District No. 4 (P. O. Jay),
Towfisend, Elliott & Munson, of
Oklahoma
Westheimer & Co., E. Ray Allen
Philadelphia.
'
Bond Offering—Dan D.-Draper,
& Co., Allison-Williams Co., C. S.
Ashmun Co., Atkinson and Com¬ Superintendent
of .Schools, will
Coraopolis Municipal Sanitary
*"
■
-
-
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Inc., Jack M. Bass & Co., Byrd
Brothers, Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Chace,
Whiteside
&
Winslow, Inc.,
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
pany,
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., Dolphin & Co., First of Iowa
Corp.
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Robert
sealed
receive
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST)
of
t
6,660,000 23/4S.
ceive
on
Sept. 15, 1959 and 1960.
1,105,000 5s. Due on March 15,
sive.
of about 3.48%.
bids
until
as
and
Lakeview, Ohio
Bond
2.88%,
follows:
Bankers Bond Co., Inc., Barrow,
ap¬
& Wil¬
Shaffer
liams, of Cincinnati.
proved by Peck,
Parke,
&
Rutland. "Legality
in
Bank,
&,
"Co., Schmidt, Roberts &
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy,
Schwabacher
8c
Co.,
Seasongood
&
Mayer,
Singer,
Deane & Scribner, Stern Brothers
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1978
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Pomeroy ./ National
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Ryan, Suther¬
land
15, 1958. Due
1959
from
a.m.
were
&
15
Prescott & Co.
will
receive 15, 1958. Due on Dec. 15 from
(EST) on 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal & Co., Sterne, Agee 8c Leach,
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $8,000,- and interest (J-D) payable at the Stranahan, Harris & Co., Sweney
000 capital improvement bond an¬ County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Carthwright & Co., Inc.', Tripp &
ticipation notes. Dated Aug. 12, ity approved by Peck, Shaffer & Co., Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
1958. Due Aug. 12, 1959. Legality
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., G. H.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Walker & Co., Chas. E. Weigold
Montpelier, Ohio
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
& Co., Inc., R. D. White & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $60,000 sewer¬
City.
J. R. Williston & Beane, Wood,
age
system
improvement bonds
Gundy & Co., Inc., Arthurs, Lesoffered July
17—v. 188, p. 94—
OHIO
trange & Co., Baker, Waits & Co.
State
sealed bids until 11
Patton &
June
Dated
on Aug. 4 for the purchase
$15,000 school building bonds.
OREGON
.
Empire, Oregon
Offering—Fred C.
.
„
Bond
Dyer,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
for
the
purchase of
5
$30,000
Authority (P. O. Coraopolis),
Pennsylvania
Sale—A syndicate headed
by- Singer,
Deane & Scribner,
purchased on July 22 an issue df
$1,425,000 sewer revenue bonds, as
Bond
follows:
r
,
r- -
,
$810,000 bonds due 011 Aug. 1 from
196i to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
bear
interest
rates
on
an
in-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 57G3
188
Volume
creasing
scale
2
the 1961 maturity to
Vi%
on
334%
ranging
the
for
1977
(399)
from Delaware County National Bank,
of
Media, as 3s, at a price of
1978
ahd
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Dated Aug.
100.005,
Converse
basis of about 2.99%. '
a
1, 1958.
Bonds due
in 1979 and thereafter
:
College (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
of
as
callable
are
Feb.
1, 1978. Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the First
$492,000 non¬
National Bank, of Dallap,
Legality
exempt
dormitory revenue
; Bond Sale—The $15,000 general tax
Aug. 1, 1988.
approved by McCall, Pai'khurst &
obligation bonds offered July 18— bonds offered July 18—v. 188, p.
The bonds are dated Aug. 1,
v.
195
were
sold to the Federal Crowe, of Dallas.
188, p. 95—were awarded to the
1958. Principal and interest (F-A)
Western Pennsylvania Bank,
of Housing and Home Finance Board of Regents of the University
payable,., at the Union National
of Texas (P. O.
Monongahela, as S^s, at a price Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Austin), Texas
Bank,
Pittsburgh.; Legality
ap¬ of par.
Bond Sale—The
; ■ > .
..
$5,076,000 Per¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Spartanburg County, Startax-Jack- manent
University Fund refund-*
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Sharpsburg, Pa.
v
son-Wellford'Duncan Water Dist.
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 188,
Bond Offering—Henry J. HohOthers in the account: Cunning¬
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
payments,
.A;....
j.
bonds
615.000
4.20s.
as
.
,
,
Due
'
New Eagle,
"
'
,
on
Pa.
Bond
i
.
Sale—The
'
—
ham, Schmertz & Co., Arthurs,
Lestrange &. Co., Butcher & Sherrerd,
Leonard
Moore,
&
receive
(DST)
of
Colket
&; Co., Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, ^Steele, Haines
& Co., Curtiss, House & Co., A. E.
Masten & Co., McJunkinj Pafton
& Co., Poole & Co.j Smith &r Root,
and Norman Ward &
Co.
-v-v
■j.
sealed
$100,000 / general
Bank
of
price
of
2.73%.
'
'
Dated
clusive.
-j:
^
.
;n «
Principal
Legality
obligation
.
offered
bonds
95
p.
by
approved
Perry
v:
a
of
Pitts¬
188,
195—were awarded
p.
composed of Johnson,
group
Lane,
Space
Corp.,
McCorley &
Co., and J. Lee Peeler & Co., at a
price
of
par,
about
of
Feb.
on
Due
1965 to
•
•_
Bond
ous
;.
Sale—Thb
23—v.
188,
to the First Boston
at
v.
188,
the
price
a
about
of
Corp.,
100.38,
33/4s,
as
basis
a
of
3.70%.
and
Bond
DAKOTA
Offering—Jens
Clerk,
2V4S.
1961
1,200,000
Other
cate
about
2.30%,
July 1, 1959
on
Due
to
2.40s.
on
July
July
on
are
members
the
same
of
the
will
will
receive
188,
p.
$5,000,000
195—were
awarded
Permanent
Fund bonds to
Seasonally Adj usted
1958
"June
Industrial
production, total
Manufactures
L_
Nondurable
Major
.
May
June
145
128
130
127
145
132
130
147
132
129
138
Minerals
Consumer
♦June
1957
•
134
.163
138
133
^
Durable
--
.
1958
June
May
130.!
__
-Unadjusted-
1957
146
162
'
127
126
124
130
.,109
127
116
110
131
109
105
...
134
107
103
131
109
105
,
144
107
104
140
99
.:
126
114
-
•9G
100
99
156
106
103
108
131
.
'
:
durable- goods, .total—*
durables—
consumer
-J.
Autos
Other consumer
durables..
108
.
157
r
105
110
bids
until
8
a
University
headed
group
Prin¬
;
.
totals
t242
;
t239
..
.
?24l
•*
*337
•
♦252
Nonagricultural employees, total
•
Manufacturing tprod. worker's) —
Employment, total
:v_,
115.0
-
115.2
114.2
92.2
91.0
104.7
114.0
94.9
94.1
114.1
94.9
89.0
87.4
93.6
94.3
.
!_
■
144.7
~
73-
-
^
stocks,
store
—
•
:
'
90.1
90.3
1
-90
-
80
--
140.7
-74
-
163.7
•
-
94
tl34
♦133
138
tl27
•130
131
X
♦144
153
X
•146
146
value—
Without Seasonal Adjustment
Conduction contracts, value
1956-57 average=100
April
128
_____
Residential
All
April
128
105
124
-
-
-
115
120
net
tEstimated.
133
98
will
receive
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on July 30 for the
purchase of $70,000 general obli¬
gation
school
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬
able
Aug.
1970.
1,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Scott &
for 48 states,
sealed
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
$Not available.
INDUSTRIAL
1947-49
PRODUCTION
Bond Sale—An issue of
Average—100
water
Seasonally Adjusted
1958
Durable Manufactures:
♦June
Primary metals
91
132
102
93
149
146
176
139
124
119
and
171
138
136
168
153
125
124
153
167
207
165
159
197
184
181
220
182
181
217
Stone, City Recorder, will receive
94
93
132
93
94
130
sealed bids until 10:30
351
equip:!'-
318
314
310
159
173
159
157
products
128
125
140
132
126
144
139
156
149
141
159
glass
and
146
products;
and products—
L~-
t
—
126
125
t
113
131
123
133
123
118
121
113
108
118
117
113
132
129
100-
:%*
.
Paper
leather
and
and
Paper
allied
and
Newsprint
W.
on
a.m.
129
142
125
139
1990
Oct. 1 from
99
93
98
106
X
100
99
94
Bonds
1958
due
in
1967 and thereafter are callable in
inverse
104
99
inclusive.
numerical
on
or
on
Oct.
Principal
date.
payment
interest
and
order
subsequent in¬
any
payable at the First
'
106
113
X
105
110
National City Bank, of New York
105
%
104
119
104
100
117
113
135
X
112
132
X
X
106
X
X
105
Bank, of Bristol, at the option of
i—
products
printing
and
Printing
X<
.
Albert
—
—
145
145
144
148
the holder.
products
v
products
and
1, 1957. Due
to
1, 1966
Apparel and allied products——
Offering
(EST)
on August
8 for the purchase of
$705,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
terest
Textiles^and apparel
'Tr""
Textile mill prodiiets--;^-,:^'!-
Rubber
Bond
130
_!!
fixtures
171
111
,
manufactures
and
355
"
miscellaneous-
and
313
Nondurable Manufactures:
Leather
Bristol, Tenn.
123
161
Miscellaneous
Rubber
TENNESSEE
125
parts-
and Jumber
Furniture
sold to the Allison-
was
139
138
equipment
trucks,
clay,
Lumber
bonds
Williams Co. Due in ten years.
136
179
119
1_~
Other transportation
Furniture
June
148
Instruments'
Stone,
May
*174
Transportation
glass,
nue
$100,000
improvement reve¬
system
1957
1958
♦June
99
-'
Nonelectrical
Clay,
June
124
products
Electrical
Autos,
1957
May
141
metal
Machinery
*
Unadjusted-
151
__
fabricating
Fabricated
143
148
X
153
159
X
153
161
140
137
141
139
139
140
X
products
publishing
consumption
124
132
X
132
City,
or
at
the
First
National
132
"
*
periodicals
X
144
X
143
166
165
172
163
164
168
X
177
184
t
177
179
X
180
204
X
182
200
135
•132
139
135
♦129
139
117
109
117
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
144
Chemicals and petroleum products
Job
printing
Chemicals
allied
and
products-
chemicals
Industrial
Petroleum
Foods,
and
coal
and
products—
manufactures
_
—
113
114
109
116
114
113
X
106
111
X
116
X
X
138
Rauscher,
X
115
112
X
118
121
A. Underwood
oil
Crude
"
gas
—
gas
stone,
—
natural
and gas liquids—
and
♦Preliminary.
earth
109
127
115
109
127
minerals
$Not available.
74
62
86
73
61
88
134
132
146
133
131
145
122
_
and
oil
Natural
Metal,
114
_
Crude
119
136
122
120
136
X
X
194
X
X
184
115
107
131
128
115
149
Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
113
113
schoolhouse
ly,
fuels
Coal
Sch.
Texas
X
Minerals:
Mineral
Independent
X
—
Beverages
Tobacco
TEXAS
Arlington
X
manufactures
Food
146
113
beverages and tobacco
Food and beverage manufactures
interest
to 1963
000
cost
of
about
inclusive; and $1,700,-
2.30s, due
1964 to
on
July 1 from
1969 inclusive.
Associated
Offering—John Bielmaier,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Vermilion, S. Dak.
Metal
Permanent
2.28%, as follows: $1,075,000
2y4s, due on July 1 from 1959
Dakota
Bond
114
104
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based on P. W. Dodge data
♦Preliminary.
May
109
130
-
other
I957
1958
May
Total
South
1968
University
Fund refunding bonds to a
group headed by Drexel &
Co., at a price of 100.02, a
and interest payable at
banking institution to be desig¬
nated by the successful bidder
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart
of Minneapolis.
120.1
105.2
•
Department store sales, value
Department
119.8
92.4
94JB
carloadings
July 1
inclusive;
and $2,675,000 2.70s, due on
July 1 from 1969 to 1978 in¬
to
clusive.
Pennington County, Wall Independ.
School District No. 58 (P.O. Wall)
226
...
on
1962
■
233
net
$1,650,000 2%s, due
2,775,000
cipal
.'
—
Payrolls
.
114.6
*
92.7
Nondurable
Freight
j
_
a
with
Halsey,
Stuart
"
-
Durable
232
—'
par,
about
inclusive;
from
-
Utilifcy-'-output,
Electricity
of
a
1 from 1959 to 1961
((CST) on Aug. 5 for the
purchase of $55,000 general obli¬
gation
school
building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
as
interest
cost of
2.68%, as fol¬
lows: $675,000 4s, due on July
p.m.
BUSINESS INDEXES
r..
1947-49 average=100
price
Offering—George Knock,
of Education,
sealed
as
bonds
Pierce
was
&
&
sold
to
and
R.
Co.,
Co., Inc., joint¬
follows:
$140,000 3y4s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
75,000 3y2s. Due
1970
to
1974
on
1975 to
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
485,000 3.60s. Due
on
Co.,
K.
Baum & Co., R» D.
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett 8c Pickard, Inc., R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
Metropolitan Dallas Corp., Muir
White
&
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Smith, Barney & Co., First South¬
west Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson &
Co.,
Michigan Corporation, L.
F. Rothschild & Co., Russ &
Co.,
James C. Tucker & Co., Dallas
Union Securities Co., and Wallace,
Inc.,
First of
Conroe, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
1950 to 1961 inclusive.
follows:
of the Board
receive
George
Geruldsen & Co.
Sale—The $7,775,000 rev¬
bonds
offered July
22 —
enue
Christen-
Lincoln County, Tea Common Sch.
Dist. No. 60 (P. O. Tea), S. Dak.
Federal Reserve System
^
Co., Inc., Fltz& Co., Julier*
syndi¬
(P. O. Austin), Texas
(CST) on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $190,000 building bonds.
Bond
1,
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Clerk
&
Sullivan
noted in the
as
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. at
Board of Governors of the
1
1967 inclusive.
Due
item under "Board of Directors of
the Agricultural and Mechanical
v.
District
sen,
of
1960.
3,365,000
South Dakota
299—were awarded
p.
Morton
$128,000
refunding bonds was sold to Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston &
Board of Directors of the Agricul. Currie, as follows:
and Mechanical College of Texas $37,000 2%s. Due on May 15 from
County, Wessington
Springs Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O. Wessington
Springs),
$275,000 vari¬
H.
Collins & Co., Schwabacher 8c
College of Texas."
Jerauld
bonds offered July
purposes
improvement
—
SOUTH
cost
1968 and 1969.
Feb. 1 from
on
interest
follows:
$511,000 2.10s. Due
from
1978 to 1988 inclusive.
ISLAND
as
from
inclusive.
1977
620,000 4.15s. Due
-*
net
from
1
Feb.
on
W.
patrick,
Investment Corp., and Kenneth
a syndi¬
Ellis & Co.
by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., at a price of
Associated with Drexel' & Co.:
100.009, a
1964 inclusive.
530,000 4s.
Corp.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson 8c
Co.,
194—were awarded to
cost
1
53
cate headed
follows:
as
5s." Due
1961 to
interest
net
a
4.12%,
$100,000
Burgwin,
Pohl,
&
RHODE
':
'
•
awardedJ to
were
—
interest
and
17
;
.
July
Due
to
North Providence, R. I.
.
The $215,000 gen^
—
1, 1958.
vania National Bank, Sharpsburg.
Media, Pa.
Bond Sale
Aug.
obligation
Sheraden
":"■
..
V".
c-
eral
the
p.m.
payable at the Western Pennsyl¬
Pittsburgh, as 23/4s, at a
100.14, a basis of about
:
: ^
■""V.-.;
■
:
to
7
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
on
obligation;- school building bonds Ruffin,
offered July 21—y. 188, p. 298— burgh.
awarded
until
Aug. 4 for the purchase
on
bonds.
Crafton School District, Pa.
-Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
were
bids
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 water
works system bonds offered July
22—v.
Lynch,
Stroud & Co., Thomas & Co., Pen-
ington,
Jr., Borough Secretary, will
man,
Sachs & Co., Lee Higginson
,
Feb. 1 from
1993 inclusive.
&
Co.
Kuhn,
Inc.:
Lehman
Loeb
&
Co.,
Brothers,
Goldman,
91,000 3s. Due
on May 15
1962 to 1968 inclusive,
Legality
from
approved
by McCal^
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Cooper Rural High School District,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
school house bonds was sold to
McClung
&
Knickerbocker,
as
follows:
$89,000 3y4s. Due
on
1959 to 1971
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
70,000 3%s. Due
on Feb. 15 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
66,000 33/4s. Due
on
Feb. 15 from
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
15,
1958 and become optional Feb. 15,
1973. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved
by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
&
Crystal City Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$30,000
school building bonds was sold to
the Columbian Securities Corpo¬
ration of Texas, as 3s. Dated Aug.
1, 1958.
1975.
Due
on
Aug. 1, 1974 and
Interest F-A.
$6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(400)
Dated
School District*
Decatur Jndep.
and
T exas
of $40,000
Bond Sale—An issue
3% refunding bonds was
Metropolitan
Dallas
sold to
Corp.
the
1958. Due on July 1
inclusive. Inter¬
J-J. Legality approved by Du-
Dated July 1,
from 1959 to 1965
est
Dallas.
Jndep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
San Antonio), Texan
Bond Offering — F. Wiley How¬
M aria nd ale
1958.
15,
Interest
Sch. Dist.,
Y'Texas
V;
price of 100.04,
$330,000
''
&
mar
Co.,
1958. Due
1962 to
1973
July 15 from 1959 to
1966 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legal¬
I i''/:Texas'-i
Sale-—An issue of $75,000
on
refunding bonds was sold to the ity approved by McCall,
hurst & Crowe, of Pallas.
follows:
1972
to
1959
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
the City
at the Mer¬
payable
tit
of
Water-
town. Legality approved by
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1976 inclusive.
770,000 3.40s. Due
1978
interest
Treasurer's office, or
chants National Bank
Aug. 1 from
on
to
and
inclusive.
440,000 3V4s. Due
2Y2S. Dated July 15,
as
school building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
from
Aug. 1 from
on
Monday, July 28. 1958
000
5s.
1,210,000 3s. Due
Bond Sale—An issue of $38,000
refunding bonds was sold to Ditt-
.
.
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $550,-
follows:
Due on Aug. 1
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
7;
Hawkins Jndep. School District,
net interest cost
a
of about 3.27%, as
San Antonio Independent
Dallas.
Bond
July
j-j.
of Har-
tinge.il. Legality approved by McJall,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Huguenin & Boothman, of
jmas,
National Bank,
.he First
Dated
1, 1958. Principal
(M-S)
payable at
Sept.
interest
.
Chap¬
"
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
Park¬
First Southwest Co., as
CANADA
WASHINGTON
'
ry,
President of Board of Trustees,
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
thereafter
and
1979
in
are
numerical
inverse
in
callable
order
August 1, 1978, or on any
on
subsequent interest payment date.
Principal and interest (F-A) paytable
at
the National
Bank of
Commerce, in San Antonio, Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Harlingen, Texas
—. Mayor Frank
«G. Parker will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering
(CST) on August
of $1,861,000
7:30 p.m.
until
C
the purchase
for
$1,811,000 general bonds. Due on
March 1 from 1959 to 1980 in¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1974 and
thereafter
callable
are
of
as
1,
July
dated
are
Interest J-J.
1958.
3 YzS,
as
King
$380,-
Dated July
1, 1958. Due
1959 to 1988 in¬
County,
No. 401
Highline
Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A.
County
Sch.
BRITISH
A. Tremper,
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Bond
receive
(PST)
a.m.
COLUMBIA
New Westminster, B. C.
Offering
A.
Wilfred
—
Greene, City Comptroller, will
ceive
on
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $875,-
(PST) on July 30 for the purchase
general obligation school of
$165,000
local
improvement
clusive. Bonds due in 1974 and
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1* bonds. Due on July 2 from 1959
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000 thereafter are callable as of July
1958. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
waterworks
and
sewer
system
1, 1973. Interest J-J.
1978 inclusive. Callable eight years interest
(J-J) payable at the Bank
revenue bonds was sold
to Raufrom date of issue. Principal and of Montreal.
Spring Branch Independent School
;
scher, Pierce & Co., as follows:
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
District, Tex.
Trail, B. C.
7
$45,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000 County Treasurer's office, or at
Debenture Sale
An issue of
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the the State's fiscal agency in New
30,000 3Vis. Due on Nov. 15 from First City National Bank, of Hous¬ York City. Legality approved by $125,000 improvement debentures
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
was sold to Odium Brown Invest¬
ton, as 5s. Dated July 1, 1958. Due Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of
ments, Ltd., as 5s, at a price of
25,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 15 from on
April 1 from 1959 to 1989 in¬ Seattle.
99.56. Due on July 2 from 1959 to
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
Lincoln and Adams Counties Joint 1.978 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Dated July 15, 1958. Principal proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Consol. School Districts Nos. 105
and interest (M-N) payable at the &
Searls, of Houston.
NOVA SCOTIA
and 157 (P. O. Davenport), Wash.
First National Bank,
in Dallas.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Stephenville,Tex.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Kings County, N. S.
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000 ing bonds offered July 16—v. 187*
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
airport bonds was sold to the p. 2960—were awarded to Foster
improvement bonds was sold to
Kermit, Texas
State Board of Education, as 3J/2S. & Marshall, as SVzs, 3s and 3.20s,
the
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
Bond Sale — An issue of $50,- Dated June 1, 1958. Due on June at a
price of 100.01.
Ltd., and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
000 general obligation waterworks
1, 1974 and 1975. Interest J-D.
Ltd., jointly, as 4%s, at a price
WISCONSIN
bonds was sold to the First South¬
July 1 from
on
Jacksonville, Tex.
uOC
—
,
improvement bonds, as follows:
March
bonds
An issue of
—
000 school building bonds was sold
to the State Board of Education,
and 1963.
The
fxm.
clue
Texas
Bond Sale
30,000 2V2s. Due on July 1, 1962
Vilt receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on August 5 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 unlimited
tax school building bonds/ Dated
August I, 1958. Due on August 1
Irom 1959 to 1993 inclusive. Bonds
San Marcos Jndep. School District,
$45,000 2V4S. Due on July 1 from
1, 1973.
west
50,000 park bonds. Due on March
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
3s. Dated Aug.
Feb. 1 from 1959
Company,
1, 1958. Due
as
on
1968 inclusive.
to
Interest F-A.
Jndep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Boncl Sale—An issue of $200,000
school bonds was sold to the Ham¬
ilton
Securities
bian
Securities
Kingsville, Tex.
Bond
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Offering
CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC i
James H. Mc-
jointly,
Co., and Colum¬
Corp. of Texas,
follows:
as
will
Burlington, Wis.
Bond Sale—The
rate
$600,000
bonds
purpose
99.35.
7
corpo¬
offered
July
22—v.
188, p. 196—were awarded
group composed of Barcus,
;
Richmond County, N. S.
,
Bond
•
Sale—An issue of $63,000
improvement
bond9
Dominion
the
sold
was
to
Securities
Corp.,
Kindred & Co., Stern Bros. & Co., Ltd., and the Royal Bank of Can¬
ada, jointly, as 4%s, at a price of
Loewi & Co., and H. C. Denison
to
a
receive $175,000 21/2S. Due on
July 15 from
(CST) on
93.94.
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Co.
July 28 for the purchase of $625,25,000 2V4s. Due July 15, 1968.
000 general obligation refunding
ONTARIO
Cclby (City), Colby, Mayville and
The bonds are dated July 15,
bonds. Legality approved by Du¬
Mull (Towns) Joint School District
V; Y 7;
1958.
Chatham, Ont.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
mas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
No. 1 (P. O. Colby), Wis.
Debenture Sale
An issue of
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Dallas.
Bond Offering — Frank Hunt,
$269,475 improvement debentures
Boothman, of Dallas.
District Clerk, will receive sealed was sold to the
Royal Securities
Midlothian Independent Sch. Dist.,
Tarrant County Consol. Sch. Dist. bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. Corp., Ltd., as
4%s, at a price of
Texas
15 for the purchase of $100,000
No. 99 (P. O. Carroll), Texas
98*27.
Due on July 1 from 1959
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,Bond Sale
An issue of $20,- general obligation school building to 1963 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Crocklin,
"+T—1.
—
of
Stratford
Mayor,
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
.
COMPANY!
UTILITIES
Quarterly dividends payable Septem¬
ber 15 to shareholders of record Sep¬
tember2, have been declared at the
following rates per share:
000 schoolhouse bonds
,
251
5% Convertible Preferred
.
25*
Preferred
.
.
.
of
5.40% Convertible Preferred
27*
21Vz4
D.
.
.
.
J. Ley,
.
*
V1CE-PRES. fltTREAS.
July 21, 1958
100.27,
$17,000
i
»■
.40*
.
j
■
bVz% Convertible Preferred
Common
—
sold to
was
j
J
J
|
3s.
Due
1959 to
June
on
1969 inclusive.
40,000 3%s. Due
1970 to
inclusive.
1981
53,000 4s, Due
y
June 1 from
on
Tom
approved
000
road
bonds
American
MEIER
and
as
Due
on
to
Sale—The
bonds
inclusive.
Interest
by
Burt
Wise
&
A-O.
Gibson,
nance
Legality
Spence &
road
and
Bond Sale
—
—
Fi¬
2%s, at
as
Board of Directors,
July 23, 19">8, declared
on
« quar»
terly dividend of fifty cents
the capital
stock of the company, payable
September 15, 1958, to stock¬
($.50)
per
share
or.
An issue of
$37,000
C. N.
Burt
&
Co.,
Interest
A-O.
Legality
sold
holders of record at the close of
business August 29. 1958.
to
Due
1966
inclusive.
Legality
18500 Philmont Ave.. Phila. 18, Pa.
from
1959
Interest
sealed
J-D.
approved
by
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
An issue of
—
Interest
proved
ATOMIC
FUND, INC,
Year-end
Dividend
Income
^
Payable
to
from
Investment
5<f per share
water
August 1.1. 1958
stockholders of
record
ton.
$30,000
and
Due
1078
ap¬
3s.
Due
40,000 33is. Due
188.
v.
a
July 15 from
on
1
July 15 from
-1975 to 1978 inclusive.
*
98.80,
was
group
&
Co.,
awarded
from
1959
to
1978
$140,000
on July
Securities
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Bank of Gays Mills.
Legality
approved
by
Quarles,
Herriott & Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Menominee, Wis.
Bond
the
offered
Sale—The $175,000
July
21—v.
188,
bonds
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The $2,750,000
offered
196—were
p.
July
24
awarded
—
to
group composed of
Halsey, Stu¬
& Co. Inc., Lehman Brothers.
Alex. Brown & Sons, Baxter &
Co., C. F. Cassell & Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, The Investment Corporation of Norfolk,
Thomas
Co.,
and
&
Co.* R. H. Brooke &
Mackall & Coe., at a
on
July
-
from
1
Dated July 1, 1958. Interest J-J.
Ste. Foy, Quebec
issue of
Sale—An
$670,-
composed of Gairdner, Son & Co.,
Ltd., Banque Canadienne Nationale, Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., J.
T. Gendron, Inc., Lageux & DeRochers, Ltd., Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., and Oscar Dube & Co.,
at a price of 96.63, a net interest
cost of about 5.23%, as follows:
$120,000 4s. Due
96—
1959
to
1968
550,000 5s. Due
-
St.
on
Aug.
1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug.
1 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
Wis.
Sale—The
net interest cost of about
1968 inclusive.
Due
000 waterworks, sewer and road¬
works bonds was sold to a group
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Allison-Williams Co.,
jointly.
a
follows:
5s.
Bond
were
Bond
net interest cost of about
as
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Corp., and Milwaukee Company.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug.
1
a
1960 to
composed of Allan
Channer
$96,000
$39,000 4s. Due on July 1, 1959.
20,500 4l2S. Due on July 1 from
;
2960—were awarded to Mullaney,
Wells & Co., at a price of 100.12,
Bond
July 15 from
1974 inclusive.
a
•
Quebec
36,500
Wisconsin
to
-
Sale—An issue of
Bond
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P.O. Gays Mills),
Bond Sale—An issue of
J-J.
school building bonds was sold to
J. F. Simard & Co., at a price of
lin
$70,000 school
bonds offered July 21—v. 187, p.
school
1968 inclusive.
on
Center
Interest
Papineauville School Commission,
5.05%,
Arlington County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
art
55,000 3V2S. Due
and
(Vil¬
lages), and Clayton, Freeman,
Haney, Scott, Utica and Frank¬
Stevens Point,
An issue of
on
Co.,
Co., jointly.
to
VIRGINIA
:
$125,sewer
improve¬
obligation bonds was
—
awarded
in¬
Legality approved by Peter
clusive.
school
Securities
Mills and Bell
interest
Montpelier Na¬
Montpelier, or at the
T. Leclerc, Inc., as 5s, at a
price of 96.50, a basis of/ about
5.49%. Dated July 1, 1958. Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1973 in¬
Rene
Giuliani, of Montpelier.
follows:
1969 to
July 14, 1958
at
1958.
to
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
sold to the State Board of Educa¬
as
1,
1959
payable
of
construction
Sept.
from
tional Bank,
and
ment general
1960 to
on
1
(EDST)
purchase
school
Principal
Neches, Texas
Bond Sale
tion,
p.m.
the
bv McCall, Parkhurst &
Port
000
8
clusive.
$170,-
Legality
for
Dated
Crowe, of Dallas.
DEVELOPMENT
MUTUAL
|
J-J.
until
30
Sent.
on
3*2S. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
bids
July
bonds.
000 gas system revenue bonds was
sold to H. L. Schaffer & Co., as
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Gays
23
School District, Vt.
Offering—David Gilbert,
Treasurer,
will
receive
$160,000
Perryton, Texas
Bond Sale
Channer
school bonds
Town
Bond
Town
$98,700
300—were
p.
Allan Blair &
Blair
on
Parkhurst &
\V. B. ASH BY, Secretary
15
June
011
188,
ap¬
VERMONT
Dorset
Sale—The
building bonds offered July 17—
as
of Austin.
son,
QUEBEC
Bourlamaque, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
improvement bonds was sold to
District No. 1, Wis.
Bond
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
and
M.
E.
Allison
& Co.,
Inc.,
jointly, as 2.40s. Dated June 15,
1958.
(Village), Center and
Plymouth (Towns) Joint School
the
to
The
Footville
v.
par.
An issue of $98,000
was
mutually agreeable to the School
District and the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Nikolay, Jensen
& Scott, of Colby.
3M>s. Dated June 15, 1958. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1967 inclu¬
(P. O. Corpus!
hospital refunding bonds
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company in Wisconsin as may be
the
Home
and
Dated Aug. 16, 1958. Due
Aug. 16 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
18—
to
bridge refunding bonds
sold to
was
Christi), Texas
notice.
Agency,
July
sold
County (P. O. Decatur), Tex.
sive.
Nueces County
Housing
Bond Sale
Gibson, of Austin.
c/wicfesfict
offered
refunding
N.
bonds.
on
$1,165,000 San
196—were
p.
Federal
3y4s. Dated June 15, 1958.
April 1 from 1959 to 1965
approved
COMPANY
<NCQ*PO<*Ar(ZC>
C.
1959
A-O.
County Junior College
(P. O. San Angelo), Texas
188,
v.
issue of $87,-
bridge
sold
was
Co.,
An
—
10 from
Interest
10,
Green
Bond
revenue
Sale
of
Bank
Angelo College and Student Union
Montague County (P. O.
Montague), Texas
Bond
April
on
sold
was
5s. Dated June
as
inclusive.
District
McCall,
by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Due
1983
bonds
National
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
1990 inclusive.
1982 to
Dated June 1,1958, Interest J-D.
Legality
1958.
to
June 1 from
on
First
Grapevine,
from
1
the
to
follows:
as
schoolhouse
000
Wm. N. Edwards & Co., at a price
.
5%
—
Aug.
1,
Int. F-A.
1958.
Joseph-de-Coleraine,
Quebec
$235,000
school building bonds was sold to
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
group
composed
of
J.
E.
La-
2.09%,
flamme, Ltd., La Corporation de
Prets de Quebec, Oscar Dube &
$40,000 2s. Due on Aug. 1 from Co., and Grenier, Ruel & Co., at a
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
price of 96.00, a net interest cost
30.000 2)4s. Due on Aug. 1 from of about 5.42%, as follows:
as
follows:
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
$124,500. 4s. Due
1959 to 1963
Watertown, Wis.
Bond Offering—C. C.
Congdon,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CDST)
on
110,500 5s. Due
1964
Dated
to
1978
Aug.
1,
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug,- 1 from
inclusive.
1958.
Int.
F-A.
@FedFRASER