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Reg, XL 8, Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number 5861
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
ABC
This
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
"The
service
continued
to
arenas,
mention
long-range plans and
our
of
success
Acoustiea
The
the
past
ultrasonics Was
Y., by this
tional defense;
The
Eastern
opened
hospitals,
wre
Division
of
and
in
United
June
on
23
in
Robert
L.
Rod,
different
plants,
said
that
plant,"
ultrasonic
and
control
craft
and
Mr.
new
•'
vast
/
Montreal
and
Executive
Stock
Stock
Exchange
applications in home, industry,
missiles, air¬
of several forthcoming ipew prod¬
recently conceived a novel means of
solid-propellant type rocket by utilizing
capable of providing a wide measure of
of
solid
fuelled
missiles
without
President
Aloe Cremc
38
Files With SEC
39
The
42
43
Markets
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1C9,
also
increased
in
the
approximately
Industries, Inc.—Sells
Adam
Thisl
Under
lias sold its Adam Hat agency business to Miller
Co., Inc., Harold N. Leitman, President of Adam Con¬
I. Benjamin Parrill, Executive Vice-President of Miller
announced jointly on
June 30.
ufacturers,
Mr.
-
Tire
Inc.,
division
said
has
of
part
these
by
the
the
The
Adam
the
corporation
parent
Adam
of
growth
forced
its time
divisions.
handled
the
is
manufacturers
Leitman
greater
of
Brothers
of
efforts
to
executive
staff
consolidation
retail
contracts,
Management Co.
he
as
to
and
explained,
Mr.
Parrill,
that
acquired
who is also President of Adam Hat
his
company would
Adam
Hat
shortly
jobbers;
The
Tire
includes
of
Mart
Stores, Corp.,
leased outlets in
auto
accessories
Mart
National
Fleet
Service,
fleet
operators;
Inso
to
national
for
its
The
which' retails
Tire
department
tires
A
Mission
California
beverages
throughout
Europe.—V.
Co.,
total
well
as
of
Federal
46
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$
Manager,
Income
U.
87,171,720
122,294.613
14,594,164
12,833,677
19,373,704
113,010,033
15,838,058
(est.)
7,567,000
6,760.000
9,959,255
8,420.000
for
7,027,164
6,073,677
9,414,449
7,418,058
371,522
505,236
573,132
805,494
7,398,686
6,578.913
9,987,581
8,223,552
$2.42
$2.16
$3.27
$2.69
before
and
S.
Net
taxes
Canadian
taxes
come
income
Dividends
from
of
have
the
Middle
it
containers,
are
capacity
a
containers
792
Wis.,
with
manufacturer.
East,
with
the
announced
was
packed individual shipments
of
348
cubic
and
feet
weigh
military Conex containers form¬
were
an
Total
from
purchased
additional
100 placed
expenditure
for
the
Higfiway
on
order
with
containers
new
opers.
* Earnings
per share for the periods
3,052,271 shares of common stock
NOTE—The
consolidated
?
foreign subsidiaries
to
the
the
extent
parent
that
Over
four
John
of
Sloan
19o8.
Mr.
tions
of
its
for
That
Smith
would
reports
1959
Smith,
were
$1,164,946
•
188,
up
the
safd
existence.-
a
total
stated
are
the
include
the
Canadian
remitted
sales
the
on
or
profits
companyi; except
cash dividends
to
in
Co., Inc.—Overseas Business
a
Year Ago—
a
was
189, p. 1921.
of
overseas
business for the first'
than -twice that of a year ago.
disclosed that overseas sales through
a
year
period
as
increase
uled to be
Purchase
Funds
.
for'27
months
vear
Buys Containers—
another link
military
in
household
the
establishment
shipments
between
financed by Seaboard & Western
for
and
additional~
•
The
east
of
notification
with
the
inventory and working capital.
monthly
rentals
of
"
coast
aircraft
cost
a
&
and $1,500
'
a
round-trip across
the Constellations sold,
operate
that of
"■
Western
the
of
can
lower than
payload.
—
States
the
North
and carry
r—-
operates across the North Atlantic between the
States and Western Europe, and also carries
United
The
military
company
below.—V.
Oil
189,
Well
Co., Denver,
1921.
p.
Completion—
Colo.,
have
announced
control
and
approximately
plan
continuous
a
Oil
5,000 acres of leases
development program.
%
t
Corporation—Stock Offering—
dollar hunt
oil
for
(estimated
1959
the
United
States,
Registration
the issue
of
with
the U.
S.
Sectfri-
ties
and Exchange Commission in
Washington has just become effec¬
tive, it was stated. Proceeds of the issue will be used to buy explora¬
tion equipment in the United States and to obtain American technical
help in the oil search on American Asiatic's concessions, which total
than
more
million
a
acres, the Company stated in a prospectus
The stock is now being offered to investors.
With theS. E. C.
P'ounded in
1957, American
listed
the
on
register with the S.
E.
Asiatic Oil is
Manila
Stock
first
in
C.
the most
of
one
Exchange,
with
filed
widely-held
approximately
Philippine oil exploration company to
the United States.
The company also announced through its New York
office, (Universal
Inc.), that one of the Japanese Government's top geologists,
Kazuyoshl Ida, on special leave to American Asiatic Oil Corpora¬
New York,
has just completed a survey of the concessions in collaboration
with AAOC's own geological
teams. Dr. Ida, Chief Geologist of the
Geological Survey of Japan, was retained as a special consultant, the
Company stated, to make recommendations for shallow drilling opera¬
tions
determine geological
to
in
now
there
Manila
within
and
the
mended staking
structures. Equipment for
Japanese
next
30
drilling
days,
out of new
it
was
experts
stated.
this
expected
are
Dr.
Ida
also
drilling is
to
has
"hopeful" areas, of which he made
arrive
recom¬
a
close
study.
Geological studies to. date — including a massive survey made #or
the Philippine Government by Grant W. Corby — have indicated that)
the
Philippines
from
Japan
Sumatra
In
is
and
the
the
"missing
Taiwan
and Java,
link"
(Formosa)
in
in
an
the
oil
rich
north
to
chain
stretching
Celebes,
Borneo,
it was stated.
registration statement filed with the S. E. C.
in
Washington,
American Asiatic Oil Corp. reported that it holds nine major conces¬
sions totalling more than 1,000,000 acres (in five of the
Philippines' six
delineated '.'petroleum regions") on which geological surveys have been
completed
(7)
paring
in progress. American Asiatic Oil Corporation has also
applications with the Philippine Bureau of Mines,
are
or
pending:
additional
500.000 acres. It is also in the process of pre¬
additional applications with the Bureau of Mines as
by its Japanese consultant, Dr. Ida.
20,000.000 shares are being issued for over-the-counter sale In
an
three
(3)
recommended
qiie
a
price-of-114 cents per share,, the prospectus
capitalization is 500.000,000 shares author¬
stated. The Company's total
ized,
which
of
1959.—V.
188,
314,123,000
p.
2241.
shares
were
outstanding
as
of
April
30,
•
-
personnel and cargo over the Atlantic and
has an application before the Civil Aeronautics
authority to extend the Trans-Atlantic routes to eastern
and southern Europe, the Middle East and the Far East- It aleo has
applied to the Board for permission to establish Trans-Pacific service
from the east coast, midwest and the west coast of the United States.
United
Texota
well
~
$35,000 per aircraft
•'
CL-44D-4
the
Co.
2669.
work-ittg~-eapttftl—the United- -States-at
.
Pacific.
.
down-payment
at
■
Seaboard
opera¬
is being
fleet
and
new
p.
totalling
through the sale-leaseback ,of" five Super Constellations
engines for $9,429,000, the equipment to be leased back
engine.
twice
full
the
DA-3
15
Atlantic at
moving
new
■
in
third
the
for
BoardJfor
company has begun forging
all-commercial handling of
of
obtained
of
113.5^.
letter
a
the
seven
completed by the spring of 1961.
by depositing 10T in cash, 10'c on delivery, with the balance payable
a
to Canadair, Ltd. in monthly installments over a period oi live years.
of five
volume
total
he expected the
company'^ overseas
close to $3,500,000 in 1959,
only the
applying the funds in part to the purchase of five longrange, Canadair CL-44D-4 heavy lift, prop-jet aircraft
and spare parts costing $23,000,000, and has taken an
option on five more of the aircraft. Deliveries are sched¬
with' $545,581
ago, with
compared
of
R.
Services, Inc., announced the private place¬
$9,429,000 first and second mortgage notes of
its* above-named subsidiary.
The notes were issued in
connection with an equipment sale-leaseback financing
program arranged
by Aviation Financial Services for
Seaboard & Western* Airlines, Inc., a leading scheduled
international cargo-mail carrier. Seaboard & Western is
per
President
tion,
of
ment
were
for
Texota
and
1,600 shareholders. It is the
Financial
and
more
over
four-month
reported
1813.
p.
volume
President,
$619,364
represents
grow
its
is-cunning
-
outstanding at April 30, 1959.
not
been
Transit
Higher Than
company
months
do
than
have
corporation.—V.
100%
This
,
(other
profits
Aero May 1 lower
*
figures
Harold
the
189,
companies
Trailer
Carriers, Inc.4— Private Placement — Gen.
Harris (USAF Ret.), President of Aviation
Airborne
1
British
Net income-.
'Earnings per share
basis of
•
in¬
subsidiary
,
°
$
_
formerly
an
and
now covering more than
one-quarter
Philippines' 115,000 square miles, a major publicly-held Philip¬
pine oil company, American Asiatic Oil Corp., announced -on-June 24,
1959 that it plans to offer 20,000,000 shares of its
capital-stock for sale
International Division.
into which
They replace the
placed at $300,000.—V
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
90,934.568
S
sales
Net
filed
19
to be used
are
American Asiatic
Dr.
189,
June
With an intensive, multi-million
expenditures: well over $5,000,000 )
45
—_—
as
Van
Sea
new
boxes,
goods,
Edgerton,
German
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Period End. Apr. 30—
.
Ambassador
—V.
2237.
p.
Division, was
139, p. 2885.
corporation
—
on
corporation
around
46
erly used by Mayflower in the transport of household goods overseas.
Tire
truck
to
Products, producers of insulated wire;
Corp., watchband
manufacturers,
and
Mission
Inter¬
(Europe) Ltd., manufacturer and distributor of extracts and
of
of
—
Europe,
900
Cameron,
huge metal
pounds "each.
1,600
and
stores;
tires
of
and
nearly
household
of
dealers
of
Maurice
by
newly
Vanderbilt
franchised
distributor
Banks
in
Gcmex
national
licensor
through
46
Member
Banks
States
United
the
Electronic
The
the
tires
of
the
Consoli¬
Aniline
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
of
formerly
plans
11
—
The Course of Bank Clearings
Manufacturers, Inc.,
announce
Consolidated Industries, Inc.,
Rubber Corp., national distributor
^53
Payable
System
Condition Statement
Reserve
business.
agency
Adam
and
development
Adam
for
agent
devote
committee,
the
the
Vanderbilt
were
executive
of
now
completion of an important extension to the Richey Pool, McCone
County, Mont.
The well, the No. 1 Schrock, flowed
1,060 barrels of 38-dcgree gravity
oil in 24 hours on initial potential test.
A southwest diagonal
offset, the No. 2 Schrock, is now drilling under
surface pipe.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
in¬
Man¬
purchase
stated
and
the
Hat
Consolidated's
dated.
and
Adam
Hats.
Adam
company's
and
of
proceeds
This
Reserve
Combined
Miller Brothers
purchase
Miller
the
of
Vice-President
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Announce
Rates—
Statement
Federal
and
the agreement, which became effective
July 3,
all contracts with, agency stores and will
assumes
ventory.
Exchange
Condition
Hat
solidated,
Brothers,
Declared
Dividends
Foreign
corporation
Brothers
is
(A. S.) Aloe Co.—Merger Approved—
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Agency Business—
Board
Ferguson
182, p. 2353.
See
Hat
the
of
Mr.
Laboratories, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—
corporation
The
V.
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Consolidated
the
of
Committee,
member
volved.
33
State and City Bond Offerings
Adam
member
a
covering 75,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered lor
subscription by stockholders of record June 1, 1959 at the ratio of one
share for seven shares held at $2
per share. No underwriting is in¬
proportion.
same
be
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
2345.
p.
presently
SEC
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—
the
parts, the new system is of considerable interest be¬
simplicity and small physical size, according to Mr. Rod.
rapid expansion
during
the past
four years
of
its
existence is highlighted by its report of net sales for the
year ending
Feb. 28,
1959, of $4,857,999 which is a five-fold increase over sales
of $1,C9G,760 for the
previous fiscal year.
Net income and earnings
share
National
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
its
—V.
the
of
Chairman
a
a
Miller.
B.
will
Executive
currently
Glen
is
of General Chemical Division.—r-V.
Acoustica's
qier
Brown,
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
development
rate
Mr.
Officer;
and
Officer, effective
Operating
director and
a
Fisk
and
Chief
President
of
Fisk, Chairman oi the
Ferguson, Chairman of
S.
Administrative
37
Over-the-Counter
a
and
the
of
Harry
Chief
and
is
Mr.
Vice-President
Toronto Stock Exchange
improvements
measurement
of
Chairman
and
officers
new
committee.
34
Exchange
the
of
executive
Officer;
Committee
M.
Brown,
retirement in
34
—
Executive
Canadian Stock Exchange
moving
ot
cause
Stock
Executive
Each
34
37
•
e
level
Potentially
thj-burning
over
Exchange
36
Acoustiea
thrust
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
plant and other ex¬
about major, scientific
declared, "portends
for cleaning, iiquid
used
new
them,
the
energy.
of
for
described
Among
control
use
equipment
and
controlling
sonic
Rod
September
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
submarines."
Rod
ucts.
Mr.
President
upon
Detroit Stock Exchange-.
Midwest Stock Exchange
substantially less
Landing, Long Island,
of the ultrasonics industry will bring
breakthroughs during the coming year.
new
Chester
Chief
805.
p.
elected Kerby H.
34
Exchange-.
the
and
189,
Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
directors has
of
29
Stock
Pittsburgh
the
board
Board
Cincinnati
with
Glenwood
and
Allied Chemical
The
13
25
na¬
1
pansions
"This
industry,
company's executive headquarters
and research operations which were
Mineola
President,
for
market price.—V.
Boston
the
Y.
in
Page
Exchange
Exchange at
then prevailing
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
exclusively
Long Island,
Plainview,
to the prospectus, the; shares are to be
present holders thereof from time to time in the over-the-counter
(if The-shares are listed) on the American Stock
the
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
proceeding
devoted
systems
home.
the
four
States
ultrasonic
production
located in
space,
the
consolidates
previously conducted
floor
in
manufacturer
plant
new
plant
According
the
in
confidently expect our phenom¬
continue,"
says
Mr.
Sherman.
to
years
few—is
a
Park, N. Y.,
1959, seeking
capital stock.
offered for sale by
markt or
New York Stock
single
company,
located at 30 Verbena Avenue, Floral
a registration statement
with the SEC on June 26,
registration of 38,697 outstanding shares of its $1 par
filed
In This Issue
Associates, Inc.—Opens New Plant—
largest
N.
N.
All-State Properties, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
our
services,
from theatre food
installations in air, rail, bus and
turnpike restaurants, and in-plant
cafeterias—to
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
This
—
189, p. 1125. ;
and
INSURANCE.
-
of
vending
sports
automatic
with
to
diversification
automatic
terminals,
subway
employee
enal
INDUSTRIAL
-
Vending Corp.—Expects Record Year—
concessions
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
the fastest growing and one of the largest
organizations in the world,
celebrates
with
its
predecessor companies its thirty-fifth anniversary this month with the
prospect of surpassing in 1959 its record
$6^.000,000 gross racked up
last year, according to Benjamin Sherman, Chairman
of the Board.
line
Price
corporation, today
refreshment
—V.
Y., Monday, July 6, 1959
American
This
Cyanamid Co.
—
To Build New Facility
—
will build a new facility to produce mclamine crystal
company's existing molding compound plant and de¬
velopment laboratory at Wallingford, Conn., it was revealed on Juno
company
adjacent
25 by
to
the
Dr. W. G. Malcolm, President.
Is the chemical raw material
Mela mine
products;
Soma-of
melamine
dinnerwarc, adhesives
The
plant
mclamine
will
the
have
annually,
t
and
better-known
an
will
and
initial
utilize
used
in
applications
wet strength
a
are
wide
variety
of
Melmae quality
resins
paper
capacity of 10,000,000 pounds of
an improved process, according to
'
2.
The Commercial and
(46)
jjouis J. Francisco,
'*
elected
general manager of Cyanamid's Plastics and Resins
Division.
.•
.
•'
program to
on
Mr.
ouf
for
ment
Over $16,500,000
™
American Enka Corp.
corporation
This
.
.
Demand
1922.
and
be
to
from
$56
per
share.
rayon
President
announcement
Board.
the
John
of
the
at
close
last
of
the
A.
to fractional
sec¬
written
of the
the board upon retirement
and reinstated to receive
Mines
Inc.—Registers
with offices
in
registration
With
Bank
the
SEC—
at
$0,875
■\i". '/'H V'/.,
share.
per
estimated to
cost
(3)
$350,000;
standing,
of
abo.it
$15,000
exchange
In
for
Mexico
and
75,000
common
shares
67,400
the United
States.
shares
rind
State
are
determined
be
offering.. There
until
immediately
prior
to
the
held
by
The
This
public
Nationwide
proceeds
with
and
the
tion
the
part
will
sale
to
of
the
Aro
Guatemala,
Mexico,
in
Panama
also x-ngaged
the
Venezuela.
and
telephone
gas,
and
Certain
quarterly
dividends
of
cents
25
is
listed
on
share
were
per
share
the
have
York
been
in
paid
in
both—has
in
Income
the
for
Earnings
Two
date
to
stock
common
which
be
may
<
acquired
188.
pursuant
on
a
reported
been
by
this
55.59
increase
in
the
for
company
sales—
in
second
the
six-month
share
per
period-in
Sales were
for
the
expects to go ahead with its expansion plans to meet
energy needs in its operating areas in Latin America
problems in some of the important countries served,
li'enry B. Sargent, President, told shareholders at the annual regional
meeting held in New York on June 24.
189, p.
1959
$1,753,708
was
cents
71
were
1570.
that
in
to
net
each
work is proceeding on
the third and fourth
hydroelectric development on the Rio Grande
of
conerating capacity.
Paulo
Sao
These units
which
will
add
scheduled
are
to
be
he reported,
company,
also is
going ahead
con¬
program in Cuba to meet expanding power needs, and this
expects to install about 82,500 kilowatts,
which will bring the
Cuban company's generating capacity to about 480,000 kilowatts.
He noted that electric
energy sales in Cuba in 1958 were 14'<
greater
than in 1957, and that net revenues for the first five months of 1959
year
in
the
period
same
1958
in
as
a
result
of
With
The
mated
at
1962.
To
of its
of common
unit.
The
per
and
1
share
"offering is
fJccurities
Cor]).,
of
to
which,
preferred, .at
be
made
on
a
receive
will
a
Preferred Stock,
value.
It is proposed
an
best
$12
to
with
the
dated
The
of
$100
of
interest
debentures
rate,
subscription price to
the
at
1958,
19,
subscription
thereto.
$50,000,000.
The
'
-
by
apartment
hotel.—V.
American
189,
pp.
Machine &
Automatic Pinspotter
Morehead
tnat
the
Patterson
automatic*
oru6r,
,
ol
June
;
glass,
for
cohsideratien
of
60,000th
MacKenzie,
Stauffer
is
He
—V.
also
189.
i,s
the
Board,
announced
on
June
29
»
a
day and
-a
said
that
that
as
set
lami¬
America
the
Chairman
of
the
—
Board,"
new
business
is
being
received
at
rate.
of
and
the
June
board
will
The
the
SEC
question
of
who
has
Columbian
of
Stauffer
Carbon
Co.;
>-•'
V
m
one
of
28
new
July in the Wy-7
Wytfitjing Ave., Detroit.
about
the
AMF
Automatic
Recreation,
from
Co.
and
to
request
a
vacate,
or
a
.
March
23.
Pin-
Television
filed-a
notification with
the
of
10,
the
Commission
contained
offering
false
violated
and
.
asserted
misleading
Section
17
Securities Act.
At
the
July
(the
suspension order
heating,
for
or
the
inquiry
purpose
make
it
ot
-9
hearing
earlier
"who
of
189,
p.
Anchor
Metals,
Kennedy (D. S.
»
on
-provision)
of
the
these
and
vacate
below.
,
'
v
on
<:
,
achieved the highest sales
other income .climbed to over $17,the previous record of $13,098,665 for the
company
.
'^
\
■■■
full'year
the
'A
r
available
not
are
it is
yet,
as
p.. 2778.
y
.-f.
v
.
.
continues
the
President: of
as
the
said
company,
operations had consolidated sales in
year ended April 39,' 1959. * "
\
combined
they
excess
for ,,the .fLscal
at Manhattan Beach;
with facilities
Calif.,-, and-. Tulsa.
both -profile milling and chemical milling; produces electronic
pioducts and is engaged in industrial equipment
'
also.will
Denney
operated
as
a
continue
>
-
;o;. '
of Mid-Continent
President
as
-subsidiary.
*'
•"*
which
' -f .'**
'**<
transducers,
*
tions
telemetering
automatic
and
.-
field
chemical
and
and
milling
firms
and
titanium
magnesium
should
be
LThe
.
by
patents
"its
Tulsa
In
•
in
heat
full
is
will
Beach; plant,
«;•
to
.
Sept.
by
I,..
1
:
the;chemical
use
•
milling/Automation
ultrasonic
and
other
he
;
-
milling
and
stainless
plant
steel
handle's
commented.
>
.
It
i
covered
operating
processes
has
:
.
to ^chemical
announced
Denney
temperature alloys,
North American Aviation,
for nearly two;years.
facility
L
,
'
held vby
addition
Mr.
•?
capable of- processing
metals,
while the Tulsa
high
operation
manufacturing
.
be
resistant
licensed
'•
.
aluminum
and
in
firm
facility
applica-
airborne
•./.
-
-
complete
for
recording systems for labora¬
already one *of the* nation's leading
through its Tulsa, Okla., facility,, enters the
in Southern California with installation of a
22.
June
The
data
.
rapidly-expanding field
facility at its main Manhattan
on
instruments
servo
indicators
testing.
"
Instruments, Inc.,
been
'
Instruments is engaged
nondestructive
testing equip¬
providing nondestructive testing service on a contract fee basis,
of*
electronic
systems*
subsystems
and
components
milling of complex aircraft, and mlksife parts1, and'industrial
equipment leasing,—V. 189, p. 2670.
ment,
manufacturing
profile
the
Ayeo-Corp.—Sales and Earnings Show Gain-
2778.
cents
Inc.—Merger Effective—'
& Co.
President,
"
acquisition of Mid-Continent shares adds the Datran Electronic
Division
which- is. engaged
in
the. development, and
production of
Net
See
189,
electromechanical
will be
order
.
permanent.—V.
\
*
•,
munu|taetures complex structural, co'inpopenta; 'through the appli¬
Mr.
on
Commission *
will be conducted, into
determining whether to
' '
Record Earnings-
Kern,
l.etiKlhg.
Corp.
-
company's olfering
representations'and that the
'
14
matters
,
■
that
$3,000,Q00
and
Co.
that "1the
anti-frdud
Ky,"
County,
.
.
The'
1S59.
1959,
*
the
increase over
Mid-Continent,
the
proposing the public offering of 100,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock at $3 per share pursuant to the conditional
exemption from
registration provided by Regulation A. In its suspension order, issued
June
1
the total shares outstanding, to 984,927.,
making the- announcement, Corwln D. Denney,- nfivly-appointed
of the Board and Chief Executive ..Officer, and J. Randolph
Richards,
—
of this company* for
make permanent, an
#
just?, ended
34'r?
a
-anticipated
Hearing Ordered
Exchange Commission—
granted
whether
Radio
Taylor
in
•*
Chairman
.
—
a
howling
establL-hment a r 18908
Thev will replace 4MF
machines ins'al led there in June 1953. Larn
Sisson,* Wy-7 owner and
past
president of the Detroit Bowling Proprietors
Association, has
has
&
;
the
of
In
.
Mr/.
Chemical
..v.,
Pool
/
corporation'has exchanged 500,000 of its/ common shares for
outstanding stock of-Mid-Continent
Manufacturing;(Inc..
This
announced
arid" Greyhound
">
.
operations
raising
Okla.,
directors.
resigned
''
$3,000.000."—V.
all
'j
24.
;•
.
'***
the Commission temporarily, Suspending a
Regulation A exemption
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 "with
respect to a
public offering of stock by American Television. The hearing is, sched~tiled* for July 14,
1959-,- iiv the Commission's Chicago Regional Office
related
be
;
.
Duval,
Starr,
in Texas, in
Automation Instruments, Inc.—Acquisition—
f
director
2346.
Securities
By
..
60,000th4 machine
spotter." to be nmalled
*
counties
'
of.
New Director
on
Associated's
South Texas;
Arranged—Herbert
year
Automation
stock
shipping 100
Wells
■
01
company also is offering
forth above.
A portion oL the
'•
American Television
circular
,
AMF is' how producing and
'
■
Victoria,
Tyler,
Jim
Atlas;-will - complete this year with net earnings, sub¬
stantially above*;the. preceding year, and we are hopeful that; the
company will achieve a rqew all-time high. L; ...
*
• •
"On April
17th, this company- successfully completed^ from1 two of
'the Nation's largest insurance companies,' a
12-year.unsecured loan
The
$33,000,000.
of
President
director
p.
American
of
in
Ttk 12-year history." .Sales and
of
Leases
"
.•
south
Greensburg
2778.
Loan
anticipated
and,
bonds due April 1. 1982 and
shares of common :stock at an
209,000
(he
in
preceding, yeay.
•<'•••.•; ....
1; "Although earnings for
first mortgage
purchase
the
:Co.1; of
around
500,000,
;
plant i.i projected for completion in
this construction, the
pempany has/entered into-ah
of 69
period,
field
gas
19, said;
"In
in
'■••
■
rolled
-
D.
Mr.
1233.
Foundry Co,
and
north
'
Board
an
company has leased its 60.000th Automatic
Pinspotter. Mr.
said that this gives AMF
two-thirds of the estimated 90 000
tenpm bowling machines which are now installed or' on
machines
The
and
construction
—
Patterson, Chairman
Mr. Patterson al.-o
same
2886
for
and producing activities of
Kentucky operations.
Its current operations include
completed; two gas wells completed,, one dually; three
189,p.
'
exercising its-
••••
-
glass
plav
new
appointment of Hans Stauffer to
Staufl'er replaces James S.
Rockefeller
Co., I nc., New Or¬
April 23 publicly offered 100,000 shares of"
stock (par 10 cents) at 50 cents per share.
used
and
60-day
Private
stockholders,
shares'
"
.
purposes.
Oil & Gas Co.—Drilling Operations—
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.—Expect
record,' date,
The common
153,600
prices;
' ' ;
"
manufactures and sells sheet
the
on
be
•
-
its
to
the
v.
stockholders, under
and
American Smelting & Refining Co.
Stock Offered—Assets Investment
to
v
,•
•
i
of the company's exploration
wells
tory and
are
'
.
for
each
March
2238.
J.
The company now has
outstanding 162,-OOG shares of common stock
which 62,000 shares were
acquired by Joseph D. Lindsav, president
end certain other officers at 10c
per 'share.—V. 189, pp. 2880 and 1233.
proceeds
,
.
solely for general corporate
...
major
cation
Of
PROCEEDS—The
..
used
operation immediately.
is
currently drilling
oil
oil
amount
build
penditures.
common
be
wells
new
t
3,000 block of St
Charles Avenue in New Orleans
owned by an affiliated
company at
An estimated cost of $2,000,000.
Net proceeds of the sale of the
units
will be applied to the construction
of the building and
related ex¬
leans, La.,
.
will
letter to holders of its preferred stock
ready market, has asked for tenders
of outstanding preferred stock.—V.
a
shares
have brought in a
extended production limits in
an
oil field; participated in the development of two other recently
developed major gas fields; and brought Associated into the important
SEC—
process of the sale of the debentures and common stpqk will be
applied to the retirement of $3,950,000 of long-term debt and the balance
Will be applied to the cost of constructing the new.,: plant;—V.
189,"
p.
to
a,
have
successfully drill stem tested, with casing set, and being
completed; two wells successfully drill stem tested in upper sands and
drilling ahead; three tests spudded and drilling; and four proven loca-«
tions staked witfi rigs
moving in.
;.
i
The company's* announcement further states:
• '
/
net
per
unit.
intends
for
its debentures and common shares,
basis by Lindsay
commission ot
$180
company was organized in February 1959.
It
160-unit modern apartment-hotel on a site In the
at
debentures,
rights
$33,000,000
aggregate
shares
efforts
selling
The
ft
3
held.
rate
agreement for the-sale to The Prudential Insurance
69
consisting of
offering price of
of
finance
warrants
no par value. $9 stated
for public sale in units
1, 1961 to
-"'-■
two
for
gas
nated safety glass and specialty glass products and intends,
upon com¬
pletion of its new plate glass plant, to manufacture and sell plate, glass.
The cost of constructing the new plant,, plus related
charges, is esti¬
UP
convertible,
share
shares
company
As previously noted
in pur June 29 issue, this company filed on'
June"25. ^''registration' statement" with the SEC covering 600,000 shares
to offer these securities
the
to be supplied by amendment.
for, subscription1 by common
are
offered
new
contract
$6,400,000
American Investors Syndicate, Inc.- -Additional
Regis-
cumulative,
1
at
stock
common
be
common
subscription
p.
tration Details—
stock and 200,000 shares of
of
option
an
1£61.
10c par common
of
to
is
rate
275.000
installa¬
generating capacity and lower fuel costs.—V. 189,
com¬
1266,
survey
a
two
3Vs. shares held. The record date;
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
F.- Eberstart & Co. is listed as the
principal underwriter.
**
'.*■ Soeiete Anonyme des Manufactures des Oinces et Produits Chijniqucs
de Baint-Gobain,
Chauny et Cirey, the company's parent, is purchasing
struction
were greater than
tion of additional
the
at
placed in service
with its current
shares
also
stock,
common
underwriting terms
stock
in I960.
I The
8
and
kilowatts' of
95,000
312
of
Tenders—
not
17,519
proceeds
p.
addition
"
principal
by holders of its
Brazil
Peixoto
State
total
a
26vo.
p.
.
Associated
due
the
the
Nolan/Waller,
compared
compared
of
past
uled
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
1959, covering $11,221,500 of subordinated (convertible) debentures
1983 and 544,314 shares of common stock.
The company proposes
offer the debentures for subscription at 1009
of
26,
current
the
*
months, Harry J. Mosser, Chairman of the.'Board on
June 16 reported the company has 16 drilling rigs running in seven
Texas counties and in Taylor County, Ky., with two more rigs sclied-t
This
This company
hi
;l,ad
company
189,
.
hespite
of
1959.—V;
1,
!
does
Associated
the
to $12,439,640, from $8,482,429.
up
first-half^
stock
188,
In
second
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—Registers
.growing electric
said
The-
companies.
as/of May
1266.
p.
"In
Ho
the*
•-
May 31.
1959
1958's 46 cents.—-V.
Expansion—
loiver
of
corporation, noting in
5,000
on
1959.
units
install¬
was
incorporated under the laws of the
1851. Its execnti/e office is located at 246
Ohio. Originally organized, as
a
wholly./
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., 519
of
5,
;.'_V ••/
that such
--V.
income
net
v/ith $1,128,755 last year.
Stock
1958.
acquisition
company
Asks Preferred
This
West
A record six months was recorded, as
well, according to Samuel G.
Rautbcrd, President, with a 55.49 increase in income on a 46.79 rise
in sales, compared with the same six month
period in 1958.
sub¬
transportation
New
paid
2100
.
-
per
at
quarter was $984,043, up from $599,319
in the second quarter last year.
Sales rose to $6,744,777 in 1959, from
last year's $4,336,869.
\
Earnings per share were 40 cents in 1959, up from 24 cents the *
previous year, both-based on 2,475,000 shares of common stock cur¬
rently outstanding.
'■
/
v-' yy •*'. ■ ■
businesses.
The
company's common stock
Exchange, and dividends of $1
of
1959 ended
Income
programs.
are
shares
increase
for
quarter of
The
company is a utility holding
company whose operating
sub♦sidiarics derive 979 of their revenue from the sale of electricity in ten
Ijatin American countries—Brazil,
Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba,
sidiaries
of
the
.;'-y•,
Equipmjpnt Corp^r-Private Placement—This
'
The
64.29*
records
of
applied to
cluding investments in subsidiary companies, to aid in their construc¬
lSquador,
to; be used
including
1, 1979 and $600,000 of serial notes due, June
Earnings at Record—
will be applied by
outstanding bank loans,
general corporate purposes, in¬
be
balance
lass expenses of the Issue,
through Dean Witter & Co., has arranged to place
privately $1,400,000 of 5.25% sinking fund notes due June
Exchange Commission—
located
company
200.000
—A
debentures
the
repayment
company
pany,
thereto.-
of
The
from
in
the
Columbus,
Insurance
share! olde'rs
participations in its Employees' Common Share Purchase Plan, together
Metropolitan
company
by
-shares, will be used as follows:
series A subordinated deben¬
'
Dempstejr, Evanston, 111 ; filed
{^registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1959, covering 1200
1987.
Net
receive*J
be
to
common
American Photocopy Equipment Corp.—Registers With
Securities and
Life
Insurance
Co.,
$25,000,000 by
The
Washington, and the balance by other in¬
stitutional holders.
new
convertible junior debentures will rank_
equally with the company's outstanding 4,80'U junior debentures due
the
proceeds
»
Oct,
on
St.,
subsidiary
1965.
are
Bank
case
outstanding common shares, or a total of '29,499 shares. /With one
exception, the
Board of Directors .of fiie company is composed o|
individ> als- who are also members of the Hoard of Directors of the
the
by
High
owned
to pay $15,000 from the proceeds of this financing, Higgason,
principal promoter, exchanged all the outstanding shares oi Com¬
pania Minora Urite, S. A. Higgason subsequently donated 27,400 shares
to the company treasury,
/•',; ;
p.
presently $52,500,000 principal amount of the 5%'i
♦sinking fund debentures, due 1982 outstanding, of which $25,000,000 are
Export-Import
the
In
the common shares
was
sold to the public in December 1952. As of
May 1,. 1959; Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co, and Nationwide Mutual
Fire
Insurance Co,, of Columbus,
Ohio, eacn owned 24'-a9
of'the
out¬
now
-The
Ohio
of
North
of
v
commitment
a
-The
additional
the
receivable;
BUSINESS
,
payment
notes
ment
-V//:;. v|''. A'*.-9: 9 y*
•
ISSUE
OF
the sale of
of, the company; -$JL22,000,
additional working capital
for
the
registration statement states that each $1,000 junior debenture
will be convertible to the extent of $500 principal amount into senior
SVb%
sinking fund debentures due 1982 and to the extent of $500
Into common stock of the company.
The interest rate of the junior
debentures
and
the
conversion
price with respect to the common
not
have
share.
shares has been, approved by obtaining the
the holders of more than two-thirds
tures
'
company
summer.
will
shall
offer, but not to exceed 4,000 shares, will be sold to
& Co.; of Columbus, Ohio, at $20 per share for
from
The
*tock
major fractional
$118,000 to prepay a. like amount: of 39»9
obligations; (4j to carry on with the balance of the proceeds *
exploration program for acquiring and exploring lor additional gold//
minergl properties both in
According to the prospectus
This company on June 30 filed a registration statement with the
covering a proposed offering of
$22,500,000 of convertible junior debentures, due
1982,
through
a
«roup
to be headed by The First Boston Corp.
and Lazard Freres
As Co.
It is expected titmf the offering 'will come
to market in the
•
to a
issued,
were
additional l*uii
an
Fractional
However, those
consent of
PURPOSE
Building,
statement with the SEC on June 29,
company
and
SectirifW ahd* EXclWhgF Commission
late
1959.
the offering.
resale to residents of the State of Ohio at $21.50 per share.
: '
the Southwest
of
other
an
Exchange Commission—
and
June, 16.
on
the
record
outstanding shares of the company/The subscrip¬
expire at 4:30 p.m. (EST) on July 17,1959.
not subscribed and paid for at the expiration of
Shares
and
day
per
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Registers With
American &
Securities
business
of
tion offer will
was organized
in March- 1958 to engage ^principally
acquisition, exploration and development df gold-bearing prop-%
the marketing of gold.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will
be used as follows: < 1 > assume and pay an option held by its Mexican
subsidiary to purchase certain mining claims in the ;-ltate of Darango,
Mexico, owned by Compania Minera La Bufa, S. A., by paying to such
company $50,000;
(2 > to'construct and place in working, operation a
n inc.
mill and accessories capable of processing 100 tons of gold ore
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
has resigned, effective July 1. Mr. Bailey will
to be available for assistance.—V. 189, p. 1017.
Bailey,
indefinitely
of
shares at
common
shares owned
oversubscription, shares will be allotted to share¬
holders in proportion to their respective holdings, with¬
out regard to fractional shares. The right to subscribe is
nontransferable. The foregoing arrangement with respect
the
ertles
past two years
continue
close
12,000
an
the
company;
Tee
in
•
year
of
share, with a dealer's concession of $1,40 per
This offering was quickly completed.—V.
189,
estimated
arc
Will.
Frazer
Cor
Gehan
P.
Admiral
Will.
named
was
the
for
each five
for
right to subscribe for
covering 150,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale, at $5 per share.
The company proposes to offer the shares"'directly*to the public.
If no underwriter is secured, the olfering will
be made through Sam Higgason, cor.ipahy President,
Soiling expenses
*
membership and
board
to
member, of its executive committee.
The office of "President" was vacated by
Offering—A
share
one
share, if fractional shares
,
1959
-
•
.
Will also, was elected
Admiral
e,
Co.—Secondary
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
shareholders who would be entitled
overseas
American
Executive Officer, effective July 1.
The
by Mrs. Josephine Bay Paul, Chairman of
made
at
of
* shares will not be issued in
of
use
.
Vercoe
Chief
and
was
President—^
24 elected Vice Admiral John M.
of directors on June
The board
USN,
rate
expecta-
$20 per share,
at
ers,
2777.
p.
This
Inc. —New
optimistic
most
our
in Sweden
ago
American-Marietta
,
Export Lines,
exceeding
strong,
.
Approved Finance, Inc.—Offerlh|"to Shareholders—
The company is offering to its shareholders the right to
subscribe, pursuant to pre-emptive rights of sharehold¬
been
the AMF chairman said, adding that "demand
allied AMF 'Streamlune Decor' bowling equip¬
Houston, Texas, fhed a
American
had
games
ondary offering of 79,100 shares of common stock (par
$2), was made on June 23 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at
to 4 cents' a pound for 125 denier
for 150 denier and coarser.
These increases apply to all lusters and packages and to Enka's Jetepun solution-dyecl yarns; they do not affect its "Skyloft" lofted vis¬
yarns.—V. 189, p.
120,000
also continues to expand, he stated. The first
automatic, bowling equipment in Europe started two
where the City of Stockholm opened a new community recreation center using AMP1 Automatic Pinspotters. Two more
Pinspotter contracts have been obtained in Sweden. Others are being
negotiated there and in other European countries. This is in addition
to a growing number of AMF installations at overseas military bases.
—V. 189, pp. 2777 and 2562.
textile filament yarns*amounting
and finer and to 3 cents, a pound
cose
machines
continues
weeks
—
June 26 announced price increases on its
on
after
otn
,
,
Increases Rayon Prices
—
pointed
Pinspotter",
commercial
support equipment for the B-58 -Hustler" jet bomber program. Phillip
W
Zonne, President, announced on June 30.
Mr.
Zonne said
that long range planning on
the B-58 program
indicates a potential of substantial follow-on contracts.
The order was placed by Convalr Division, General Dynamics Corp.,
Fort Wort hi Texas
,/
Mr.
Zonne said
the contract brings American
Electronics
backlog
of unfilled orders to in excess of $16,500,000.
A year ago, backlog
was approximately $11,000,000.
At the start of 1959, the backlog was
approximately $7,500,000.—'V. 188, p. 745.
,
doing
"
/ ipment.
tions."
corporation has been awarded an initial contract of approxi¬
$50ff.000 • for the design and manufacture of tactical ground
This
mately
the latest model machines installed
ave
opt/
original AM:
Patterson
Automatic
Electronics, Inc.—Backlog
lea:-
the
had
his
-uat the;new lease brings to 20.000 the
number that have been obtained in a year's time. "It was only a year
ago in June 1958 that ,we announced the leasing of our 40,000tli AMF
>
American
.
his
renew
he
bowled
provide
a
will supplement the
existing melamine mar.ufactuiing unit at Willow Island, W. Va.
*
-*
The new facility is expected to be in operation
early in I960.—V.
189, p. 2452.
to
which
*
is the first in a planned expansion
substantially increased supply of melamine, and
The new unit
Financial Chronicle
earnings in .the second
per,share,
nounced
.•
Total
double
June, 29.'*•
consolidated net
on
fiscal
those
of
quarter of -1959 were equal to 28
the first quarter, the company an¬
1.
profit
for
the
:*'■
second
•
"
-
"
quarter
was
$2,352,000
v
lor
and
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
six" months'-ended May 31,
the
all
after
Number 5861
ISO
Volume
and Canadian
S.
U,
1959 amounted to $4,202,GOO
Earnings for the six months were
taxes.
equal after ,preferred dividends to 41. cents per common share,
on
10,217,231 shares outstanding at the end of the period.
Pre-tax
;
Bostic Concrete Co., Inc., Lafayette, La.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
based
The
earnings for the first six months this year were $7,852,000
with $7,410,000 for the same period of 1958.
rose to $148,420,000
in the first half of fiscal 1959 com¬
compared
SEC
Financial
Services,
Airborne Carriers,
./
■'
..
New
RR.
below.—V.
Insurance
Tucker
\
.
W.
187,
As
i:
-
previously noted in
tration
statement
shares
of
:
the Bankers
$2.00
In
&
on
efforts
best
a
account
oiv
of
The
is
company
National
of
that
at
price
a
to
the
of
expansion
supermarkets.
N.
Y.,
In
has
acquiring
other
York.
not
establishment
be
to
under
such
land
negotiations
are
locations in Kings
under
now
in
New
A
subject
his
purchase
in
working
capital
of
the
Nassau
Birdsboro Steel Foundry
for
Machine
&
Co.
on
This company on June 26
than
more
The
by
is
order
described
the
as
first
engineered
1959
Financial
DJta:
Current
of March
as
liabilities
Net
asisets
current
Current
20,349,342
.
ratio
to
6.2
-
1
4.0
to
Cordes
Snyder,
Chairmen
Jr.,
6,446,272
31.16
orders
two
It
years.
appears
and
In
Inquiries
that
orders
for
this
normal
volume
short
of
higher
income
net
The
in
lead
levels
second
the
showing
quarter
"Considering
the
products.
first
Both
quarter
a 34%
gain
should show
of
sales
1959,
and
with
the comparable 1958
further modest gain.
over
a
had
the record
net
income
in
1958
of
$6,932,000,
earnings of $7,007,000 in 1957."—V.
189,
only
p.
Blue
A.
President,
first
six
were
$30,295,000.00.
months
of
announced
Net
pared
$0.95.
Last
THE
ties
29
that
sales
for "the"
profits
to
agreed
to
1
$648,928.00
and
Jackson
V.
&
FINANCIAL
Gas
CHRONICLE
(Reg.
U.
S.
for
Ave.,
Boston,
Mass.,
the
the
and
in
short-term bank
at
1961.—V.
28,
incurred for
construction
in
1959,
for
1959-1961
$1,400,000
608.
p.
the
construction
involving
programs,
Expenditures
$1,4.00,000
132,
loans
in
ex¬
pro¬
1960,
and
(
1959,
among
offering
circular
cancelled the hearing, scheduled
Regional Office, on the question
make permanent a prior order of the Commission
or
has
its New York
189,
p.
by
other
profits
the
Queens,
were
Commission
things
false
order
of
May
22,
1959,
which
that
the company's notification
and
and misleading in respect
of material
for
Gamble,
Patent
Perth
of
for
in
income.
It
base
period
determining the
(1942 to 1946),
in
excess
years
income
the
In
jcweled-levcr watches
ended
year
the
on
in
March
1.949,286
fiscal
which
later
years.
and
radios
in
1958.
31
shares
amounted
to
$2,527,168,
$2,232,738,
with
compared
The
the
$58,446,574
sales
including
informed.
were
reduced
and
working
capital
increased
to
$33,166,953
from
the year before.
"Although research investment in the company's future, and ex¬
tensive
tooling, will continue, for the present, to impose a burden
on
profits, we anticipate improvement in net earnings in the fiscal
ending March 31,
year
the
1960,"
report said.—V.
189,
p.
2779.
Butler Brothers
Shoe
company,
Hie
completion
Co.'s
Air
a
id
Eric
M.
Co.,
Step and Naturalizer women's brands
organization
will
continue
William
and
to
its policies
manufacture
Dana
investment
will
the
remain
Air
—
placement of the note with The Prudential Insurance
Co. of America
A.
O.
Steffey,
bo
was
arranged by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
The loan matures in 15 years.
Sabison,
June 25
Step
in
company
unchanged.
The
and Naturalizer
that a portion of the loan proceeds
the callable notes due 1960-1962 issued
acquisition of the TG&Y Division, of
commented that the balance would be used
to
prepay
the 1957
with
Oklahoma City.
He also
for general corporate purposes,
the
of
divisions
variety
of
specifically including further expansion
company.—V. 189, p. 2671.
the
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Earnings Increased—
This company derived a net income of $972,253
from operations
during the 12 months ended May 31, 1959, This result compares with
$909,862 earned in the corresponding period ended in 1958.
Current earnings are equal to $2.43 a share on the average of 334,599
shares
of common
dends.
Year-ago
of
324,531
stock outstanding, after $160,470 for preferred divi¬
earnings amounted to $2.28 a share on the average
shares
of
stock,
common
after
preferred
dividends
On
account
of
the fluctuations in
the
rate
of
B.
of
$171,059.
from
all
totaled
sources
$10,760,436
for
the
12
months
ended
with
May of. 1959, against $10,381,392 in the corresponding
period ended in .1958. The 1959 total consisted of $9,669,586 in utility
revenues and
$1,096,850. from sales of tank gas and appliances and
other non-utility sources.
The 1958 total was cornposed of $9,347,761
in utility .revenues and $1,033,631 from non-utility sources.
For
arc
_
of
comparison, figures for Southern Utah Power Co.
entire period of 12 months ended with May of
company became a division of California-Pacific
during June, 1958.—V. 189, p. 2671.^
purposes
included
1958
and
for
the
This
1959.
Carpenter Steel Co.—Changes in Personnel—
John
Moxon
has
been
elected
Executive
Vice-President^ he
Executive
President
Officer.
Mr.
in Canada
the
President, stated
employed
connection
has
substantial
—
consummation
of
a
Private Placement
This Chicagomerchandising firm, on June 29 announced
of a $9,000,000 term loan.
The private
based variety
a
Moxon
been
veteran
death
Both
of
J.
men
42
Frank
Cha'irman
years
Heber
will
of
with
Parker
assumed
their
R.
of
Palmer.
the
Board
Carpenter,
in
this
fills
Formerly
company.
responsibilities as Chief
assume
7
succeeds
elected
of
now
/
President
of
a
December
July
1948,
Mr.
who
Palmer,
created by the
1956.
posts
since
Directors.
vacancy
new
on
1.—V.
189, p.
479.
•
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y-.^REctbi^-DDjO.^Geoil?~J_ Ittorrissey,- Editor;
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illlnoia
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 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. SUDScriptloni
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 per year.
NOTE:
the
earnings figure includes non¬
of $1,008,475 from sale of
real estate and refund
compared with $555,700 of
non-recurving items in
$63,806,094
not
Utilities Co.
this
Ltd. of Perth, Canada,
on
negotiations which give Brown Shoe Co.
control of Perth Slide Co., Ltd—
~—'
—-——
Shoe Co., Ltd. has been the Canadian licensee
manufacturing
Office)
the
Acquires Canadian Firm —*•'
—
President of
past seven years.
Sahiston still retains
the
the
were
the
profits
Revenues
the
company
tax
taxable
increase
an
profits
errors
Despite reduced earnings of the past two year$ the company Is in
stronger
financial
position
than
before
the, business
recession.
The
ratio of current assets to current liabilities at the
year's end
was"5.7 to 1, compared to 4.1 to 1 a year ago and 2.» to l two years
ago,
the report disclosed, and noted that total liabilities have been
2779.
Brown Shoe Co,
and
1940)
to
in
in
a
would
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock
was made on June 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
perlshare, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
share.
This offering has been completed.—V. 188, p. 46.
Mr.
31,
right
excess
\
added
was
1958.
stockholders
$38.50
worsir.g
per
income/ taxes
in
Commission
In
suspended
asserted
R.
correct
1946.
about'$40,000
Is
of
covering
31,
this
To
dispute
to
refund
Incorporated, New York.
by /Brookridge
Development
Corporation,
Ridgesvood,
York.
The suspension thus becomes permanent.
facts.—V.
$520,000.
In
Commissioner
March
fiscal
than
share
share
per
further
by SEC—
temporarily
still
the
claim-for
a
through
corporation's
decrease In
a
excess
demand
the
of
income
$31,697,373
June
on
as
net sales for fiscal 1959 wero $5,3G0,000
of the previous year, the company's net
special
non-recurring
profits,
amounted
to
$1,518,693, or only $158,345 less than the $1,677,038 comparable net
income in the previous fiscal year.
The company followed its usual
policy of charging against profits
from operations the "heavy costs" incurred in the
development and
pre-production
tooling for several new nroducts during the year,
1,425,000
Atlantic
1945
interest,
decreased
in
half
Although
pur¬
Co.—Registers With SEC—
178
base
excess
be
estimated
Brown Shoe
last year. Earnings per share for the period were
189, p. 478.
in
credit
also
upturn
income
2887.
p.
14-year
Watch
below
500,000°
Curtis
189,
located at
Exchange
July
Perth
com¬
credit
company
fiscal
1,425,000
—<
refund
tax
a
unprecedented
an
stockholders.
of
—$1,650,009
.„
per
New Products Boost Sales
Outlook—Earnings Higher—
An
bonds sot
new
cents
GO
Company, Inc., which has executive offl'ces in Jackson
Heights, Long Island, was represented throughout the
years by Gclfand
Radler, tax specialists, add by Bernard
Weiss, attorney, of 136
E. 57th Street, New York
City.
281,632 shs.
severally
of
at May 31, 1958,
26%
the
the
Juno^ 14,
established
profits
corrections
-40,000 shfc,
In a notification filed Dec. 19; 1958, Brookridge proposed the public
offering of $200,000 of debentures pursuant to the conditional exemp¬
from registration provided by Regulation A.
The exemption was
for
was
$1.07.—'V.
AND
Corp
company's 1956-1958
of about $2,808,000.
are
President
June
involved
War II
right of the taxpayer
(March 31/ 1937 to March
Bulova
in the Inden¬
tion
slightly
company's fiscal year which ended May 31st
Sales last year for the corresponding period were
COMMERCIAL
have
:
1923.
.
year
to
announced
on
*
income after taxes for the first six months
to $745,503.00
40.000 shs.
climaxing
the
recurring
(par $1)
the
$26,591.0(10.00.
years
'
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Secondary Offering—•
Bell, Inc.—Earnings—
Morris,
decision
excess
upheld
30,000 Shs.
f,
distribution
a
started./originally-against
on
$391,000
additional interest.
3,000,000
registration statement with the SEC covering 37,268 shares
stock, to be offered for subscription by common stock¬
record July 29,
1959, on the basis of one new share for
the
Clark
E.
$911,366
World
of
sum
$1.15
5,000.000
new
a
year
helped to produce "better results for
foreseeable a year ago," Omar N. Bradley,
Chairman, and John H. Ballard, President, stated in the annual
report
A
already recorded and the generally
economic picture now prevailing,
results for 1959, barring a
prolonged, strike in the metals industry, should show another advance.
"Blaw-Knox
a
of
$1,700,000
stock
better
below
the
or
respective amounts of the
Securities
see
company,
penditures
New
quarter.
of
litigation
the
Revenue
6,000,000
281,632 shs.
underwriters
Inc.
Webber,
details,
grams
.
improvement
at
action-was
6,000,000
30.000 shs.
for
five-year period u£~March 31, 1942
The Judgment hafided down was for
temporarily) suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration
tinder the
/Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a public offering of
earnings moved to
volume up 19%' and
adjusted
the
$1.30
issued subject to limitations
_
Burr,
whether to vacate
sales of $167,709,000 in 1958 were only 8%
sales, last year's total was without benefit of
consumable equipment and in several other lines
time
in
The
Internal
Not
3,000,000
reached
right of a taxpayer to adjust
period years and then obtain
profits credit. It was the first
time this issue had been before the U. S.
Court of Claims, the five
Justices of which decided unanimously in favor of the plaintiff.
Outstanding
5,000,000
Gain in Assets—
assets
net
total
$52,555,069, Hugh Bullock, President, stated in
to shareholders.
This figure, he said, reflects
shares,
amount
issue
or
——
company the
of $1,950,000 of
under
new
type busi-
Fund
increase in
$3,880,000
1989—.——
Peck
&
are
ment
for
company
1957
The
an
this
The subscription price and underwriting
supplied by amendment.
The First Boston Corpora¬
tion is- listed as the principal underwriter.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be applied towards the repay¬
,
consideration.
record-
1985—
that
retroactively its net income In
second
eight shares then held.
terms
said
and
assets were
the
in
$4,000,000
c—
$6.40
legal battle.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
$5.70
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Receives Tax Refund Check*—
Financing
Following withdrawal of the company's request therefor, the Securi¬
15,
June
on
may reach a record level in the current quarter.
"'Equally significant is the inquiry situation. Both in quantity and
character, recent inquiries signify a healthy change in the in¬
dustrial climate. Delivery dates again becoming an important factor
"Although
the
ing Made
in
below
EFFECT
12-31 58
share
The company has received from the U. S. Government
di¬
30.62
ness
of
and
net
Bullock
check
Brookridge Development Corp.—Suspension of Offer¬
President,
increase
an
now
president
Carduner,
outstanding
$
34,707,000 187,849,000
940,000
13.803,000
164,843
2,139,644
share from capital gains in November
1958, was
Mr. Bullock added.—V. 189, p. 1019.
& collateral trust bonds—-
Webster
V
common
each
may be regarded as a .signal
that the long projected
capital goods buying is under way.
bookings of short lead time business are at the highest rate
almost
of
'
scmi-annuql report
gain of $10,693,128; or 46.5% over total net assets at May 31, 1958.
the 12 months ended May 31, 1959 the gain In net asset value
of
below:
filed
29
in
"Our
used
none
'
For
of
—
holders
which
upturn
in
experiencing
is
14,000
GIVING
series due
of
6,590,704
—
,
company
and
receive
37,500. shares-by the selling stock¬
Leonard
due '1987—
This
14,717,312
part:
"This
capital
will
'
1924.
the
a
Additional details follow:
scries
Coffin
Blaw-Knox Co.—New Orders Increasing—W.
working
Brunswick
'
corporation reported
high at May 31, 1959.
Total
its
due
Stone
1
15,158,704
-
Net prcperities after depreciation
Book value per common share
——w
♦Loss.—V. 189, p. 2887.
in
Details—
2887.
series
Adams &
5,675,196
17,159,756
3,928,185
—_
Inventories
-
to
company
Co.—Additional
UNDERWRITERS—The
1958
1959
-
the
of
p.
series due 1973
forth
$24,277,527 $22,834,952
—-
'
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—Reports 46.5%
ture.
♦$0.23
31
v
Registration
an office build¬
.
Corp.—•
&
chase from
♦60,690
$0.33
/_
—
assets
Current
The
are
♦Additional bonds may be
♦188,428
-
share
common
per
189, p.
record
preferred stock ($100 par)
5.60% preferred stock IS50 par.
Common stock ($25 par)_...
*
2,247,590
431,067
-
profit after income taxes.
profit
per
189,
Edison
Brockton Taunton
226,374
taxes—-
Net
Copper
■
5%%
$8,124,620
2,142,220
2,329,651
general and administrative expense--—
income
Kennocctt
shares
—V.
sale
added
6.40%
p.
2.850,832
before
be
sell
to
4%%
1958
$10,273,201
—
profit
Net
and
owns
S.
:
Earnings
Earnings Show Gain—
Three Months End. March 31—
profit
sale
the
3%%
exclu¬
189,
A.
of
-I.
Common
& Co., has
& Webster Securities Corp., and
including
Burr. Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
yield to maturity on the bonds
approximately 5.15%. Offering oversubscribed and
3%
It has been
engineers.—V.
will
purposes.
proposes
♦First mtge.
*
one
Mo., where it
——
earnings
30, 1958,
Income
selling
offered for
stockholders
shares.—V.
For
Net
three
stock
from
who
Paine,
Selling,
York
as
Baer,
v
914.
Gross
New
common
£
-
Authorized
Com¬
Equipment to
ingots into finished bars.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.
of
be
to
the books closed.
(and aluminum) curtain walls, windows and screens; metal lathing
products, prefabricated steel buildings and miscellaneous steel products
for the construction
industry and for farms.
on
utility.
Stone
is
added
-
by Birdsboro in cooperation with Ceco
director of >V. R. Grace
a
Brazilian
Brunswick
of
Aloe
and Adams. & Peck. The
machinery already delivered is being installed In a new merchant
now-undur-construction at Lemont, 111.
The mill will be the
steel-producing facility owned and operated by Ceco, one of the
country's leading fabricators of reinforcing steel, steel joists, steel
mill
•
corporate
selling
Coffin
mill
The
shares
.
plant.
sales
The
announced that it will complete delivery in
of steel mill equipment for Ceco
sively to direct roil electric steel
9%
company arc in St. Louis,
and
Net
Graqo
Details—
Mention was made in our June 29 issue of the offering
on
June 23 of $5,000,000 first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, 5*4%, series due 1989, at a price of 101.50%
plus accrued interest, by an underwriting group headed
expansion.
To
—»
receive
the Aloe company had 601 stockholders and 1,120
Its stock has been traded over-the-counter. Headquarters of
*
Line Inc., the First National City
Ingersoll-Rrand Ltd., Stone & Webster Inc.,
Co.
by
are
Brockton
first
designed
sale
proceeds
52,507
The
bar
'
Grace
—
.
Park,
be
will
Aloe Company during the fiscal year
ended Nov.
compared with those of The Brunswick-BalkeCollender Co. for the year ended Dec. 31, 1958, as follows:
^
the 32,474 shares now owned
by him; William Carduner, vice-president and director, who proposes
to sell 5,500 of the 14,989 shares owned by him;, and
Simon Shclb,
treasurer and director, who proposes to sell 18,000 of his holdings of
$2,000,000 worth
Steel Products Corp,
•'
'
1958,
31,
a
Sales
This
additional
of
rector,
landlord
will
further
$2,000,000 Contract for
New Illinois Steel Mill —
July of
York,
CAPITALIZATION
plete Delivery
the Aloe
ing and
company,
The
wi^i respect
Counties, New
offering
and
company
for
normal
2887.
p.
tlic
of
holders.
approximately $500,000 will be spent lor
improvements,—and
merchandise
for
additional
super¬
the
"/'!
"•'<
Dec.
Net
director of
a
Insurance
the
location
the
contract.
progress
and
of
is
New
lor
food
Hyde
second
to
stockholders
25
the boards
for every 10 shares of Aloe held.
The company will operate
major division of Brunswick under the direction of Howard F.
189, p. 2837.
sale
31,
that
The balance of the proceeds
189,
located
leased/
■'
'
••
June
on
■
employees.
v-
.
originally organized in New York in 1945, is engaged
importation and manufacture of a diversified line of products,
principally in the electronics and high fidelity industry. It now has
outstanding 306,160 common shares.
Net proceeds of the company's
expenses .are
Jan.
additional
of
construction.
been
that
new
estimated
equipment,
to* the
has
..
private placement
the
which
Voted—
stockholders of this
Aloe
in the
commissions of 24c per share.
to pay to the underwriter an
the
states
is
markets.
—V.
to
is
and
York,
possible
It
supermarket,
leased
New
title
prospectus
to
Ono
been
Hewlett,
the
for
of
The
public
Mr. Zuckerman will own 55%
of
the
then outstanding stock.
Simmons & Co. owns'48,125^ shares of the common stock of
Big Apple
Supermarkets, Inc., Jerome Kass, a director of Big Apple, is syndi¬
cate manager
of Simmons & Co.
Proceeds from the stock offering will be used principally to finance
program
July 2
on
past
stock
working
stockholders; and the remaining
by the issuing company. The
offering is to be underwritten' by a group headed by Emanuel, Dect
Jen <te Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
sold,
a
for
—
director
a
Grace
offered
board of directors, owns 684,373' shares "of"€he
company's
stock, being 91%% of the shares now outstanding. Assuming
the 425,000 shares covered by the registration statement
a,re,
all
and
the
3
2779.
company and tlic A. S. Aloe Co.
the merger of the two companies as proposed by
directors in mid-April, effective June 30.
of
Co,,
As previously noted -in our June 22 issue,
this company filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 24, 1959, covering 75,shares
of
common
stock, 50c par value.
Of the shares being
registered, 37,500 shares, representing outstanding stock, arc to be
the
common
&
5%
British Industries Corp.—Add'l
1955,
It operates, through wholly-owned
subsidiaries, three supermarkets in
Brooklyn and one in Bayside, New York, and presently plans to open
two additional supermarkets.
Ardie Zutjjcerm^n, president^and chair¬
man
obligations
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
37.500 shares
or
Sylc
produced, in
189, p.
approved
Life
share for each share actually sold.'
per
by
has
it
women.—V.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Merger
The
in
stock,
000
New York corporation organized on
a
announced
carrier's
Grace/President and
elected
Northern
V.
.
basis,
Whether
expenses,
actually incurred^ of 11.29 cents
Peter
Bank
on
par
the
of
•
Mr.
issue, this company filed a regis¬
Jurfe24, 1959, covering 425,000
value, to be offered for public sale
SEC
10c
share, with underwriting
the company has agreed
per
addition,
allowance
the
stock,
Co.,
?■"
•
and
offered
common
a
•
been
our June 29
with
common
by Simmons
of
•
1969
1,
be
the
.
Elected to Board
Big Apple Supermarkets, Inc.—Additional Registration
Details—
a
underwritten
pay
brands
•
2438. •
p.
>
used
other
as
'
First National Iron Bank of Morristown, The People's
Bank & Trust Co., Wilmington, Del., and a member of the Board ol"
Trustees of Drew University, Morristown Memorial Hospital, and the
Community Chest.—V.
to
be
to
' '
Pressprich & Co.
$3,000,000
Co.,
Morristown
be
to
are
'
.
Brazilian
189, p. 2779.
director of
a
will
of
with
guaranteed notes, due June 1, 1974.
These notes have been guaranteed
by the United States of America
under an agreement executed
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
pursuant to the Transportation Act of 1958.—V. 189, p. 2671.
Co.—Obituary—
was
offering
July
$1)
class
(par
shares
20
Boston & Maine RR.—Private Placement—
R.
Placement
Roy E. Tucker, President of Beneficial Management Corp., a sub¬
sidiary, and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Beneficial
Finance System, died on June 21 of a heart attack at his home in
Morrlstown; N. J. He would have been 63 on Aug. 14.
In addition Mr.
The
and
notification
debentures due
stock
commqp
of
On
J.
Beneficial Finance
a
debenture
letter
a
well
as
include Dr. Locke shoes for
:v
Y.
N.
proceeds
,
Maine Central
filed
19
brands
Files With
—
President of Aloe.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Plans to Stop All Passenger
Train Service —
•
••••
:
See
class
unit.
per
York.
The
of
$500
one
capital.
above.
Inc.
shares
of
$600
of
By Subsidiary—
See
Inc.—Private
at
June
011
covering $250,000 of convertible
units
pared with $140,219,000 in the same 1958 period.
In the
comparable six months of 1958, -when provision for U. S.
income taxes was required for only part of the period due to a loss
carry forward, net. earnings amounted to $6,210,000.
They were equal
after preferred
dividends to 67 cents per common share, based on
9,077,281 shares outstanding at the end of the period.—V. 189, p. 2563.
Aviation
corportaion
10,000
sales
Net
(47)
Company,
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
(48)
The Commercial and
Catclli Food Products Ltd.-r-To Redeem
Its
1%
outstanding
dividends.
CI per share, plus accrued
Ckco
,
provided with additional
sought."—V. 189, p. 599.
it
of
Central
Mill-
Net
the
to
amount
Collins
'
31—:
'
1959
—V.
189,
ylL.
'
.
Under
'
i--
bases
'
'
'•
as
Century Chemical Corp.
—Mention
offering of 170,000 shares of
•
PROCEEDS—The
net
Will
proceeds
be
used
the
scribed. Additional details follow:
Chemicals, Inc., for the purchase of
<mcl
equipment to ipoderniz.c Wilson's manufacturing operations,
to
be used as a reserve for advances to Wilson! to meet,
as
required,
payments on current and overdue accounts owed by Wilson, the bal¬
ance
of
the
funds
will
be added
to
the, general
working capital
Wilson
of
of
the
Organic
State
Sept.
on
5,
maintains
It
its
executive
offices
New York, 17,
stock
common
templated
sale
be
by
issued
of
offered
convertible
subordinated
—V.
representation
no
be
can
made
for
in
use
the
drug,
south
tfche
than
adhesive,
metal
and
intermediates
and
sale
of
production of
materials as well
by others.
transaction.
standard
paving,
special
roofing,
the
as
and
tile,
distribution
asphalt
and
chemicals
One
of
these
units
be
for
the
Another
these
of
A
multiplication
GIVING
transmissions.
heaters,
wonder
new
virtually
block
67%
40%
with
with
2888.
p.
PRESENT
Class
A
common
stock
(no
Class
B
common
stock
is
It
few
a
in
hours
Chrysler
of
into
share
one
of
class
A
its
it
stock.—V.
tially,
steering,
power
sealer
broken
of
that
"The
New
modify
its
York
P.
minimum
S.
Commission
monthly
additional $300,000 of
♦an
a
will
lias
prescribed
changes with respect to
reductions attributable
*.he
in
effect
of
1959.
authorized
to
electric
revenue.
the
to
•
the
has
tract
.
'
*
retail
is
mixed
with
be
can
that
the
Jiling its higher rates last
Commission
would
will
under
be
can
used
to
the
same
would consider fthe
income
taxes
taxes
and
On
resulting
not
March
as
after
V7tlis change in policy
the -close
announced
income*,-vather
"
accel&atcd
tax
income.
30,
t}ie Commission
case,
from
a
Ltd.
will
Cycleweld
than
was
taxes
accounting
reported to stockholders
on
May
to
yield
and
anticipated
us
in
a
the
new
case
gave
full
"In
Ib3
{due
effect
for
March.
construction
commence
Ont.,
Canada,
Ron
company's case, it is estimated
Increased by $652,000 Us a result of
Beauharnois,
reduction
relating
to
of income is- equivalent
together
with
the
to
$300,000
accelerated
6%
a
rate
increase
increase
granted,
of
about
the
and
supplying
plant
trucks
Canadian
and
Mr.
areas
in oil
formally.!
now
which
for
is
has
been
188,
1611.
p.
Corp.
above.—V.
189,
Corp.—Debentures
1020.
p.
Offered—
interest.
be
The underwriter reported
approximately one-half sold.
was
proceeds
of
July
of
the
as
stock
added
The
sale
the
1959,
of
of
the
all
and
the
capital
working
the
debentures
presently
balance
of
the
its business.
of
course
from
1,
company
the
to
corporation
Indiana
its
out¬
the
of
company
:.<]
,
two
1923.
include
The
the
the
under
of
operations
laws
the
of
cor¬
following:
instalment
mortgages
of
incorporated
was
19.
June
on
subsidiary
or
are
in
salesmen
notes collateralized by conditional
automobiles and other chattels.
These,
on
types:
this
classification
under
issued
notes
are
discount
a
demonstrator
salesmen's
to
dealers
by
their
plans.
basis.
'
(2)
Wholesale—Advancing funds to dealers on their
interest-hearing notes collateralized by mortgages\ or
Alton
S.
the
Jones
Watson
in
elected
that
as
Jones
J.
Ad.
in
Loan Act;
and
in
the
States.—V.
value,
of
be
reduced-' to
the
The .public .offering price
2%
commission
Officers' and
Net
to
Del.,
on
to
the
is
capacities.
President,
will
serve
Other
ment
June
$600,000
29
of
ha?
secured
of
loans
to
made under
Act... Discount
loan
the
Indiana
operations
began
Industrial
in March,
notes—Making
The
radius
of
1923,
193t.
!
filed
series
been
not
will
be
completed.
the
collateral .level
meets
the
miles.
50
The
main
office
has
been
Consolidated
the
in
Indianapolis, Ind., since the founding of the corporation
on thp ground floor at 111 North Pennsylvania St.,
since
East
offices
maintained
are
Washington
credit
lines
St.,
in
totaling
1111
at
North
Meridian St.,
Indianapolis.
$6,000,000
-
,
and
.
maintained
through 35
or
more
lending banks located in" Indianapolis, Chicago, New York,
St. Lohis, Cincinnati, Detroit, all principal Indiana cities as well as
banks in Texas, Wisconsin and Iowa.
Continuous dividends have been
paid on the preferred stock of the corporation for the past 36 years
a
and
F
in
dividends
every
have
been
paid
since
year
1925
with the
CAPITALIZATION
y
•
.
GIVING
.
6 %
sinking
Common
(l%^on bonds issued in exchange).
underwriters.
- <
exception of
EFFECT
•^Senior
in
notes
FINANCING
Outstanding
y.
*
payable
$460,000
^$<399,000
1,500.000
'
800.000
($ 100
right
corporation
1933.
PRESENT
debentures
fund
stock
as
TO
Authorized
-Subordinated
offer¬
are
the common stock .of the
on
.
Long-term obligations:
re¬
'
this
When
and
Branch
2314
the
of
Building,
in
of
are
note
be
of
within
the
proceeds
debentures
may
not
also
be
used
exchanged.—V.
to
187,
retire
p.:
one
year.
outstanding subordi¬
2904.
part ;-.t_—"2
the
to
Consumers Power
debentures
■
~
offered'
2,000 shs; *
.
herebj-.—V.
"•'* 1,947 shs.
174,
Engineering
Co.,
Inc.
—
New
This
control
unit
1692.
p.
Inc.
patented
systems,
188,
p.
to
formed
engage
"Digitizer"
T.
2461.
C.
in
wholly
a
the
and
Coleman,
owned
^manufacture
related
subsidiary,
and
automatic
President,
sale
data
announced
of
Ccleman
the
on
for
June
and
25."
be
reactor
on
high
be
power
operation
plant,
a
direct
cycle,
forced
in
circulation,
boiling
water
density and
high
by
specific
power.
It
is scheduled
1962.
including the conventional
constructed
and
will
of producing 50,000 kilowatts of electricity and will have
primary objective the development of engineering and economic
The
com-:
handling
Reactor-
capable
its
as
data
has
company
Electronics,
pany's
Subsidiary
Co.—To Build
Tim
company
plans to, build
an
atomic
electric
plant on Lake
Michigan at Big Rock Point, midway between Charlevoix and Petoskey,
M'ich., Dan E. Karn, President, announced on June 20.
The
Coleman
Formed—
—V.
as
consist
other
cash
nated
-
and
These
,
the company, the contract is then purchased, and the
collected, from the, dealer.
corporation, operates- principally in Indiana^lis and within a
original
Bank
proceed? of the debenture sale will be used to increase
or maintain
the working capital of the
company but will be initially
applied to the reduction of short-term notes due
Part
recepits
direct
chattels
conducted by the subsidiary.
receivables
standards
.
'
*
extent that
such
exchanges are made.
to be TOO't1- of
principal amount,—with-a
underwriters
employees
trust
loans
loans io dealers on their shortcollateralized by receivables. The underly¬
following nature:
(a) Invoices on automobiles sold on a fleet-deal oasis,
(bf Automobile conditional sales contracts on which the down pay¬
ing
the' Board
as
remaining luisold in this offering.
No bonds
this exchange
offering.
The cash proceeds of
for
will
ing
debentures,
automobiles
individuals..
of
discountrhasis loan
and
and are
(41
189, !p. 2780.
cov.ering
subordinated
goods,
signatures
instalment
Iterm, discount-basis notes,
the
position.
United
household
on
Investment
and
1958,
-
those
Warren
and
leans—Making
interest-bearing loans made under the provisions of the Indiana Small
:Load
board .of
Chairman
of
the
Chairman
as
security,
demand-basis,
;
instalment
borrowers, with
and
■
Direct
(3)
—
management,
Watson
board
■
automobiles;
yon
offered to the presentthe
Company's subordinated debentures in
exchange, at
on the maturity dates of
those securities so lbng as there
of
served
accounting
Wili
Florida
Petroleum
the
the normal
and
Included
supply
Canada
'
■■
W.
Eurl
will
in
Changes in Personnel
—
elected
26
time
same
bonds
are
1, at which
$1 400 000
in
.
>•-
■
Executive, Officer succeeding Mr.
five-year
face
purposes.
company
company's charter
Acquired from dealers: Instalment-notes are Issued to dealers
purchasers and arc acquired from the dealers on a discount basis.
by
board's
holders
"deferred
hi 1959
will
accounting treatment of
tax
depreciation.
This
the
(a)
Quebec,
cars
corporation, located at. Georgetown,
registration statement with the SEC
TD59
com¬
that .income
this
tax
the
cf
retire
will
of
receivables
Citizens' Acceptance
Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
the
K.mount
to
purposes
Corp.—Changes Name
amend
to
Development Corp.!
has been engaged solely
Finance
W.
19.
Todgham said. "Iniemployment will be relatively
technical manufacturing field
This
company's
rate-making
to
used in
Slate
poration
•
With
Ihnp it] was stated that the company was unable to
say
what effect
new
policy would have on its pending electric
rate proceeding,
tt ftas jhow developed that the
Commission's decision in the
liollcy announced in
Cuban
preferred
BUSINESS-
on
Alcan's
Committee
the
foreign
Che
•?C.td
Multiplier,
to provide '..four quadrant
frequencies in., excess of
that
Development Corp.—New Name—
Retail—Acquiring
June
on
used
proceeds
to be
liquid hardener. After
shaped, filed or
action, Mr. Jc-nes said, is another step in
strengthening
parent Cities Service Company senior
management group which
carrying forward the most extensive
expansion and development
program in the company's history.
This program embraces substantial
additions to plant facilities i# the United
States and Canada,, and
acceleration of oil and natural
gas
exploration activities in various
reductions in Federal
for
be
net
is
hearings in the company's rale
policy of treating these tax reduc-
deferred
voted
Gables.—V.
Consolidated
standing
potential.
June
on
•
succeeding
189,
of
a
—
Electronic
Consolidated
development l'ield
negotiating for the
Coral
sales contracts
shortly
major realignment of headquarters
Chief
At
it .had been using
as
AM.'PM
designed
at
which Up
PROCEEDS—Part
sanded,
*
and
company anticipated
method
of
computing
^depreciation
23
July 2 that the issue
on
cracked
a
outlets- through¬
•
announced
establish
which
;
Executive
J the
December,
follow
federal income taxes for rate-making purposes that
for 15 years, and also that it
is
'
clear
a
ground,
ingots for building Chrysler
the United States.—V. • 189;
p. 2780.
In
will have
pany
new
a
Securities Corp., of Indianapolis, Ind., on July 1
publicly offered $800,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures,
1959 series, dated July 1,
1959, and mature July 1, 1974,
80%
is called Cycleweld Liquid Iron.
that sets up into a substantce like
represents
a
step
forward
in
from Canadian sources," Mr.
investment
it
growth
directors
providing the company with increased income of
$652,000
company had .requested an annuali increase
based on
amounting to $1,831,000 in electric revenues of
which the
would have realized $854,000 after taxes."
SEC
City
with
and
leg to
corporation's
the
by
that
available in
be
aluminum
,
"The
cales
New Product
—
Petroleum
to
name
Consolidated
ingots for the plant will be supplied by
Chryslum, Ltd.,
jointly owned company that is being formed by Chryler Corp.
Canada,
as
majority owner, and by Aluminum Co. of Canada
addition, the Commission
accounting for Federal Income
depreciation which
land
City of
See
In
to accelerated
the
past several months.
Moore, President, told tht stockhpldars that this action
will clear the way for the closing ct
negotiations on several properties
on
both coasts
of
southern Florida,. including
developments within
new
of
company
customers
the
exploring and
-
(Alcan)," Mr. Todgham .said. "The new company will furnish a
major
•portion of aluminum. ingots needed by Chrysler of Canada
and
a
portion of ingots required by Chrysler Corp."
Chryslum and the Aluminum Co. of Canada will enter into a con¬
June 19, said:
has
charges
annual
notification with
of
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
variables
June
on
its
company
enter
the
on
Minne-
"Aluminum
'
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Rates
Modified
Acker, President,
letter
a
until now
production and exploration in Cuba and the Bahamas will
,
53%'
washers
chair
die-casting plant at "Windsor,
needs
the
but
The
♦—Ernest R.
change
The
stumper
Canada,
President,
decision
automotive
Outstanding
*396,600 shs.
common
by
2799.
Cuban
stockholders
to
wilt
late
tlic
of
aluminum
an
"The
-small,
par)
940,000 shs.
*940,000 shs.
♦Commencing Jan. 1, 1964 each outstanding share of class B
common
convertible
founder
was
.
outstanding
input
Consolidated
windshield
and
a
today
which will
after
Corp.
Todgham,
products
2779.
of
Consolidated
The
end.
Canadian Unit to Build Plant—
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
.
He
acquired
:
2455.
p.
Division.
product,
country
from
putty-like synthetic plastic
a
iron
(no
par)
filed
p.
atil00% and accrued
adhesive
announced
Products
new
the
iron-like
everything
was
Cities Service Co.
TO
Boston.
later
-
methods; High frequency accuracy permits its use its
functions, of t(vo variables and in high speed repetitive
Phase shift is Jess than one degree at 500 cps.—V. 189,
generating
operation.
.
.
EFFECT
do.,
was
feasible, by other
for warm
weather accessories on
reported by M. C. Patterson, Dodge General
a continued high demand
for other major
^
Authorized
B'.
189,
June 22
on
Computer Systems, Inc.
demand
was
Liquid Iron has hardened it
with back-up lights.-
and
.
Trust
Corp. which
189," p, 2564.
The company has announced
'designated model MC-701, which
for
with
engine
out
of
CAPITALIZATION
Is
98%
Chemical
other
units
organic .chemicals
a
Bank-State Street
air
orders
repair
•
manu¬
manufacture
Boston
corporation has recently called for redemption on June 30, last,
shares
of
its 5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock at
per share, plus accrued
dividends.
Payment wil) b made at
The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine
St., New York 15, N. Y.
The preferred stock may be converted into common stock to
June
25, 1959, inclusive.—V. 189, p. 2672.
ii\ the same manner as iron.-1
Announces New Product—
.
will
is
Fund, "5s
Compo Shoe Machinery
drilled
used
other products.
The third unit will be for the
organic polybasic acids used in the manufacture of,
«mong other things, resins used in certain types of
plastics, paints,
♦enamels and lacquers.
To the extent that products manufactured
by
the. latter two production units are hot
utilized'as intermediates in the
company's own operations, they will also be sold to other cliemical
«tock
Co.—V.
•
automatic
radios,
dyestuffs, fungicides, synthetic
manufacturers.
in
also reported
for
and
with
products
coating
of
Wilson
the Second
;
Boston law firm of Choate, Hall &
also a director of American
Edison Co. ;ind United Fruit Co.
■
'
director of Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
Co;,
the
The
the Edjele Field, in Algeria and
discoveries of Gulf Oil Corp., Stand¬
Oil
\
10,900
$25.75
of
Oasis
Power
for
preferred stock.—V. 181,
conditioning units on 1959 Dodges have increased
tinted glass which shields, out'
bright sunlight
have soared 159% over 1958 model
installations, Mr. Patterson said.
Dui'ing the 1959 model year, 94% of all Dodges have been ordered
;
«old to chemical manufacturers generally.
for
the manufacture
of chlorinated
■\7hich are used in the manufacture of
plastics
increase
He
Orders
50%
,
♦organic-nitvo compounds, a portion of whicly output will be used In the
♦company's .manufacturing operations and the balance of which will be
Manufacture
and
accessories.
In addition, the company proposes,
upon acquisition . of the Adler
Popper Properties, to proceed with the construction of three new
l>r.oduction units upon the land which it will acquire as a result of
wesins,
marked
1959 model automobiles
Manager.
«,nd.
«uch
Jersey)
'!
stock
common
Chrysler Corp.—Demand Up for Dodge Accessories—
A
produelt* cosmetic, drug, dyestuff, food,
paint, rubber, textile and other industries,
the
in
•isplialtic
factured
chemicals
20,000
.
important new oil
(New
force
12.000 shares of 6.12%
senior cumulative sinking fund pre¬
stock,
series
A to
offered
at par
($25 per share), through
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, Nebraska."
The
proceeds are to be used to retire the presently
agricultural
finishing,
manufacture
*lsed
hundred
one
the
Co.
$5,-
air
at
Clarence "AY.
acquisition of the Adler and Popper Properties, the company
by utilization of the facilities so acquired, to continue the
manufacturing ahd sales program
being conducted by the
owners of such facilities.
Such program includes the manu¬
the
of
Oil
ard
approximately
stations
ferred
Inc.—Secondary Offering—
Concessions 74, 75 and 76 lie oast
proposes,
in
.
totals
A
covering
25,000
&
of
which
communications
2780.
p.
counsel
The company
^
2
...
American Libya Oil Co. has conducted extensive
geological and
geophysical studies on those licensed areas and anticipates drilling an
exploratory well on the conbessiop in the late Summer or early Fall
of this year, the announcement stated.
The
of
Co.,
2-_.
___
Courts
the
Community Credit Co., Omaha, Nebr.—Files With SEC
25,000
&
Pan
phar¬
present
Lane,
This corporation has purchased a
2.125(7' overriding royalty in oil
exploration concessions! numbered 74, 75 and 76 located in the United
Kingdom of Libya.
These concessions v,ere granted to Pan American
Libya Oil Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of In¬
diana, in March of 195a and total 22 million acres.
•
facturing operations.
leather,
189, p. 2564.
Uy
■'
Shares
•
Space Corp.
Clement A, Evans
secondary offering of 2,000 shares
or
facture
Johnson,
189,
aiuhs-IIoneywe'l.—V
Christiana Oil Corp.—Acquires Concessions in
Libya—
dyestuff,
rubber
fungicide
and
other
industries.
The
company further proposes, by causing Wilson to acquire new machinery
,«.nd equipment, to effect a complete modernization of Wilson's manu¬
more
The
.
100,000
-
.
maceutical,
present
names:
has caljed for redemption on Aug. 1, next, $320,000
its 37h %
bonds due Aug. I, 1969 at 100'J
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of
Chicago, Chicago,
111., or at the New York Trust Co., 100
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
—V. 1C9, p. 2780.
phlhaloryanlne, azo and other organic, dyIs end pigments which are
as coloring and filling
Materials in the manufacture of numerous
products, including lacquers and enamels
used
in
the
automotive
industry, interior and exterior paints, vinyl and linoleum floor coverings
end rubber plastic products, as .well as the manufacture and sale
of
Upon
Wulbern,
contract,
Masachusetts.
ahd. President. of Doelcam
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Partial Redemption—
Used
intermediates
and
the
The,company
-
and
sev¬
of
of
given of the ability of the company being able to commence,
contemplated offering of debentures, of the ultimate success of
the offering hereby made or the
contemplated offering of the deben¬
tures or of the ability of the company generally to raise such addi¬
tional capital.
The company, ..after the acquisition of control of Wilson proposes,
fjy utilization of. the facilities so acquired? to continue and, if possible,
to
expand Wilson's present business of manufacturing
and selling
chemicals
respective
have
stock
Command's
company
Energy Shares, Inc.—New Appointments—
legal
Electxic
(par $2) was made on June 24 by Blyth & Co.,; Inc. at
$22 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per
share. This offering has been completed.—V.
189, p. 2671.
-
„
the
fine
Carrison,
Chicago Aerial Industries
A
assurance
iiromatic
below
cohunon
~
.
as
debentures,
their
Inc.
New
described below.
In view of the de¬
pendency upon market conditions and other relevant factors of the of¬
fering made hereby and the contemplated offering of the 20-year 6%
company
opposite
named
of
v.,Shares
'
Pierce,
Inc.
hereby and the balance from the con¬
subordinated convertible debentures to
6%
20-year
the
shares
new
construct
and
of advisory board.
Stockton, a. partner of the
Mr.
:
underwriters
170,000
will
California
Stewart,
Ml*.
several
amounts-set
at
York. The company was formed
of manufacturing and selling chemical materials
and
products and
acquiring interests in corporations engaged
in
similar
activities.
As
of May 11,
1959. its cumulative deficit ..was
£15 098.58. The offering price of the company's shares was arbitrarily
determined and is predicated upon future possibility as to which no
representations are made. Tin.company has entered into an agreement
to acquire voting control of Wilson Organic Chemicals, Inc., a New
Jersey corporation
("Wilson") and entered into an agreement- to
acquire 10C%, of the outstanding capital stock of two corporations,
Cheino Puro Manufacturing Co. and, Oil & Chemical Terminals, Inc.,
as
well as certain facilities,
equipment and leasehold and contractrights owned by Chemical Products, Inc. (said stock and assets being
-collectively called the "Adler, and Popper
Properties").
Funds and
liquid assets pres'eufcly held by the company, together with funds a/ad
liquid assets "available to the company under existing commitments,
aggregating approximately .$525,000 (excluding funds to
be derived
from me' sale of the shares of class A common stock offered hereby),
will enable the company to acquire up to
10Oil voting control of
Wilson, to purchase approximately $80,000 worth of machinery and
equipment,
and
to
cover
its
anticipated,
initial
operating
losses.
However, in order to enable the company to acquire the Adler and
popper Properties, to consummate its proposed new construction and
moderhi/.atidh program described below, to meet and discharge antici¬
pated obligations and to establish and maintain adequate working
capital reserves, it will be necessary that the company acquire addi¬
tional capital of approximately $5,250,000.
The company proposes to
raise such additional capital in part from the sale of the shares of
A
-The
purchase
to
the
1958,
York.
New
East 42nd St.,
for
the
purpose
class
in
~
Contract—
Air
this
to
and production-of Rome Air Material Area;
member
a
;
,
incorporated under the laws of the
and is qualified to do business
was
company
of
€0
•
agreed
4
Delaware
of
the
In
UNDERWRITERS
erally,
company
Company.
BUSINESS—The
State
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
&
stock
machinery '
purchase
to
Strategic
let
James H. Orr, President, on June. 24
announced the appointment of
Charles HI Stockton as a director of the Fund and John J. Wilson as
Inc., The Johnson Lane, Space Corp., Clement A. Evans
Co., Inc., and Courts & Co. This offering was oversub¬
completed, all" of the said shares having been sold.
the
of
Collins
in
Colonial
stock (par 25 cents)
common
at $3 per share oil" June 24 by
the
of
been
,
required,—V.
Chemex Industries, Inc.—Additional
Financing Details
was made in our June 29 issue of the
public
Common Stock Offered—
—
Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., of New York City, on June
25 publicly offered 100,000 shares of class A common
stock (no par) at S3 per. share. This offering has been
Communications
.
$2.56
■
600.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
previous contract provided
for installation? in Nebraska and Louisiana.
Also under this contract,
Collins
is
furnishing and installing radio , and control equipment,
switching centeflw; consoles and antennas, installation of underground
coaxial transmission lines to antennas and
modification of buildings
3,463,600
$2.61
.
•
terms
000,000
8,874,741
period3,463,600
»
procurement
.
Rome, N. Y.
9,933,241
conijubn-....9,050,111
p.
Co.—Gets
calling for extension
communications network has
directorate of
1953
10,108,611
—
fox*
Radio
contract
global
$56.6;3,274 $53,553,840
131532,056
12,692,401
income
Common shares at end of
Earned per common share.
of Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co., has
member of the board of directors.—AT. 186, p. 72G.
a
May
Gross income
189, p. 2239.
President
Adair,
Ended
Operating revenues
Elected to Board—
Central Airlines, Inc.—Adair
equivalent
Illinois Public Service Co.-—Earnings Up—
Months
Available
Eugene T.
jbeen named
almost
"
Twelve
Steel Foundry & Machine Co. above.—V.
income
.
A
at
1
Products Corp.—Building New
Steel
See Birdsbpro
be
Pl'd. Stock—
for redemption on July 1£„ 1959, all
non-cumulative preferred stock to be offered
lias called
The corporation
Financial Chronicle
Bechtel
Corp.
of San
power
generating portion,
Francisco
as
will
prime contractor
engineer-constructor, with General Electric supplying the nuclear
reactor, instrumentation, nuclear fuel. element fabrication and
power
Volume
190
Number 5861
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(49)
generating
Commonwealth
equipment.
Associates
Inc.
of
Jackson
will
ability,
The company filed a petition with the Michigan P. S. Commission
on
June
20 asking approval of its accounting
plan for the project.
Valley.
provide
engineering, services
in
connection
with
certain
facilities..
petition puts the cost of the proposed plant and related facilities
at 830,000,000, or $10,000,000 more than the cost of
building a con¬
ventional electric generating plant of similar
capacity.
The company
proposes
to charge off this extra cost as research and
development
expense over a period ending in 1973.
Kara
said
development
with
Consumers
program
General
will
undertake
reactor
on
extensive
an
and
core
fuel
design
research
in
its
Dana
Sales
is
Electric
this work.
of
1958
Consumers
project
at
Big
Point will
Rock
not
affect
the
Co.
other
"fast
a,
industrial
reactor,
-
Gross
Net
opera ting
-
plutoniirm
revenue_2 l
on
now
interest,
L-.—__.
taxes,
'
1958
•*.
40.9l3.766
1,430,2199
-$42,344;065
etc.—
33,678,477
—V.
18),
Del
SEC
A.
Denver
Oil
ties
Share.
tf.794;186
$3.38
books closed.
?PROCEEDS—The
funds
a
will-
of
See
proceeds
the.
went
estate
organized
.
;
.
.
.
•
>
<
four
.
the
....
..
at
under
is
95
Exchange
the. laws
St.,
purchasing., and
also
other
■
,
furnishes
services
V;,;
•
,
AS
OF
•
JUNE
Common
stock
189,
$1)_L____
(par
stock
23%%incrcuse
'
...
in
\
.
later
ac¬
1959
;
for
revenues
May,
163,845 slis.
A
a'10%
f*-. Gross
stock
dividend
in
revenues
May
,
—
i
than
more
20#'
.
.
.
$1;110;676,
The" gross
$6,529,259,which is $1,119,156 more than the 1958 figure of $5,410,103.
U{> Net income after taxes for the month was $53,775, amounting-to
than
Earnings
nine'. cents'a
for
the
share-on
live-months
the
577,400 shares
outstanding.
$245,563, equal to- 42 Vis cents 6a
were
„
i
khare,
Net*:incomc in May,- 1958 was $31,258, or six cents each on the
525,1100 ashares then -outstanding.
First five months, earnings in 1958
were $13B,882,
or 25 cents a share..
The-operating-ratio, for May was 91.36% .and- fcr the first five
months,
91.54,
" During May, he said, Cooper-Jarrett equipment
carried
34,550
tons
of revenue freight,
22%
more
than
in
the
same
month
last year.
-Tonnage for the five months pumped from 135,781 to 164.174.
Mr.
-Cooper said:
'""On the
;
'
"
: -
basis of
current
operations,
by the following: "
Cordillera Mining Company,
Y (ll
"notification, filed JUne. 8,
ing of 2,995,000 common
(2)
-,'J
>
Oreenlite
1955,
(3)
filed
of
Old
its
Faithful
has
exemptions
issued
from
■
Grand
at
10c
on
22,
at
Las
Vegas,
10c
In
ucts,
Nevada.
share
per
The
was
proposing the
%
United
under
the
Securities
exceeding
asserts
the
that
terms
The
Act
and
orders
with
$300,000
respect
in
Greenlite
to
amount.
and
Cordillera
conditions
further
of
Regulation
asserts
would
operate
Each
of
request,
or
A.
with
-•
the
various
the NYSE
U.
and
S.
complement
in
the
the
these
divisions.
Diamond
present
lines
Diamond
and
Diamond has 29
in
one
Coast
Canada.
and
in
It
also
New
and
sqles
,
offices
has
and
30,
June
23
%
•
.
Dr.
ities
Mark
will
E.
Putnam,
film
serve
ployment
Executive
Dow
in
customers
is'expected to be
about
Automotive
Vice-President,
Midwest
the
and
100.
fraud
a
or
be
said
East.
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
.,
basis.
the
;
Not
ry.
189,
$357,188
$3,£17,216
**$ 1,482,852
*1,G33,280
"$4,328,213
,;,4,99l,576
the
question
permanent.—V.
upon
an
whether
^
the
suspension
should
be
Period Ended Apr. 30—
vacated
Railway
2781.,
p.
oper.
expenses
478,790
-
Crow Construction Co—Awarded IBM
Contract—
The William L. Crow
Construction Co. of
the contract to build the
superstructure
center
hi
.William
Kitchawan, Yorktown,
L.
Crow,- President
of
N.
the
New York has been
of
Y.,
it
IBM's
was
Net
Net
awarded
June
27
119-year-old
1959—4 Mos.—1958
building firm.
The Crow
company is currently completing $1.5 million of
foundation
site work for the
building, which was awarded to it as a
separate
last year.
This is the fifth large IBM
project awarded the
Crow company in the last
three years.
-
1,878,727
The
corporation on
which will
June
Subsidiary
R. O.
the
Hunt
said
overseas
Corporation
that
25
G.
J.
Ticoulat
company, which
International.
plans to
international
the
has
would- be
;
Subsidiary—A
announced
in
operate
been
establish
field.
designated
known
as
a
new
President
President
Crown
of
Zellerbach
...
j
Crown
jpany
seas
Zellerbach, which
years,-
has- for
operations,
World.
Mr.
some
both
Hunt
in
has
time
the
explained
been
active
been
the export
interested
Western
that
in
in
Hemisphere
the
a
and
corporation's
market
for
variety of over¬
throughout the
new
international
Subsidiary would provide greater .scope for
activity abroad, as well'as
a means for
protecting and strengthening Crown Zellerbach's
existing
markets in foreign, countries.
v
Considers Newsprint Mill in Denver Area—
Cl'oxvn Zellerbach Corp. Is investigating the possibility
tablishing,
a
newsprint
newspaper customers
The company will
economic
factors
in
mill
the
shortly
involved
in
the
vicinity of
Mountain
undertake
Tn
the
States
to
studies
including
of
,
es¬
supply
its
timber
'='97,983
'•
■
-
revenue-
$450,000
$438,800
$1,877,000
expenses
355,865
337,991
1,353,906
rev.
from
7
ry.
$94,135
op.
$100,809
*28,776
*Deficit:—V..T89, p, 2136. ~
-
Corp.—Reports
tNet
$523,094
$730,286
*23%27
29,187
183,526
Shares
Net
outstanding.
income
per
"Deficit.
was
various
avail¬
June
Utilities
the
416,880
336,240
$0.18
$0.19
—
Associates—System
Borrowings Ap¬
additional
investments
in
common
directors
of
maximum
of
any
to
one
time,
the
proceeds
retire outstanding
Mont's tip
Electric
of Equity
shares
149,478
to
a
th®
one-
General has authorize®
of Equity General pre¬
of
of
.
.
voting securities of Equity General and will continue to
corporation, and Equity General will hold 81.47%
ol
voting securities of Development Corp. and will con¬
it.—V.
189,
1927.
p.
Opens Two New Units
—
—
nation's
the
of
one
leading
manufacturers
of
automobila
V*
.
store
.
was
investment
D.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
located at 1028 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
registration statement with the SEC oil
The com¬
company,
filed
C.,
a
29,
Yates,
lists
neither
Distributors,
ESA
Board
Securities
Co.
<g
Inc.,
Woods* of
Chairman
will
serve
St.
Louis
underwriter,
as
President.
and
as
business
as
and
American
manager
The
pros¬
investment
Joseph
of
Amann
ad¬
oi
Diversified
the fund.
,
Evans Products Co.—Unit Acquires Bach Firm—
Co.,
to
be
used
bank notps, to make
and/or to pay in
S.
Avails, Jr.,
of
E.
Edward
President
announced
22
of
of
Evans
E.
E.
the
cash
Fiddes-Moore
E.
holding company, and three of its subsidiaries have
authorization to issue ana sell notes' to banks during,
half of
1959,
in
amounts
not
exceeding an aggregate
of
SEC
last
board
first Protecto
Mutual
*66,153
provision for income taxes.—V, 189, p. 1926.
$19,475,000 outstanding at
by the respective borrowers
and Development
of
$1,430,578
'77,490
Boston
received
stock;
of 5,343,220 shares
offer 500,000 of such shares
In exchange therefor, on
to
proposes
General
a
control
amount
Eastern
Equity General, 500,000 shares of
1959 covering 2,000,000 shares of its capital stock.
pany tvas organized under Maryland law on May 15, 1959.
1958
$2,477,770
—
1.
1
no
owner
exchange for shares
basis of one share
Washington «'as
—
"share
tThere
pre¬
-
-
common
and
pectus
1959
:
—
the
ESA Mutual Fund,
•
income
and
covers.''
This
Profit-
6' Months Ended April 30—
Net -sales
of
preferred stock of Development
Equity General preferred for
Development Corp. preferred.
;
to
the prospectus,
the management of Equity believes
such
to
viser;
Dynacolor
follows:
as
149,478 •shares of preferred
of common stock.
The
in
Washington,
income—--
issue
share.
.
1,322,914
Net
last
per
of
The
$2,053,200
oper.
Net ry. oper.
this
$42
'1959—4 MoS.—1958
oper.
Railway
This
of
the
10,843
proved—
region.
intensive
project,
Denver
"'29,126
Railway
.
of
of
opened in Canton, Obio m Mny of laslj
year.
The two new stores in Detroit bring the total, units in th®
chain
to
14.
Mr.
Leopold said that two more buildings are undue
'construction in Detroit and will be opened as soon as completed. Th®
^company plans to add 20 to 30 units a year until the chain span®
the
nation.—V.
189fcl p. 1346.
$55,897
1959—Month—1958
rate
outstanding
seat
& Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Apr. 30—
conversion
_
and
of
stock
chain
$1,934,624
1,867,462
■
conversion
upon
initial
opening in Detroit of two units of the Protecto chain of fran'cliised auto specialty stores was annuuncid on June 25 by Howard
p„ Leopold, President of this company, which is the sponsor of th®
$198,088
,
arid
Tbe
$15,194
56,197
2033.'
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg
contract
Crown Ze Iter bach Corp.-'—New
V.—189,'
Jan.
usual
our
Equity
or
basis.
many
tinue
by
ana
,
$121.89-7
ry.- op.
oper..income
ry.
-Deficit.
tluec-story research
announced
from
rev.
4.50%
result
a
"7,075,707
"
1
as
stock
outstanding
$G,797,liOB
$2,065,550
456,532
issued
were
unissued,
issuance
the
Ero Manufacturing Co.
1959—Month—1958
$600,687
$471,726
revenuc_
oper,
stock
Equity General
and
proposes
to offer 500,000 of such shares to th®
Equity common in exchange therefor, on a one-for-ori®
Equity General is the owner of 2,399,504 shares of Development
control
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Rll.—Earnings—
Railway
189,
the
of
As of
conversion,
for
holders of Development Corp. preferred may desire to acquire share®
of Equity
General preferred in exchange for shares of such Devel¬
opment Corp.- preferred in order to acquire a security having a greater
"net asset coverage than Development Corp. preferred in a corporation
having higher earnings experience to support the dividend payments
on
the
preferred.
Assuming complete acceptance of the Equity anil
Equity General offers, Equity will hold approximately 97.08%
of tho
8,149,699
209,454
shares
presented
stockholders of Equity may prefer to hold secu¬
Equity General or Development Corp. representing a mox®
direct interest
in
underlying assets represented only indirectly by
shares of Equity.
The management of Equity General believes thak
$1,352,491
8,245,429
"
outstanding
been
of
According
that
2033
p.
common
2783.
p.
issuance
rities
em¬
1,840,040
3490,712
income
oper,
"Deficit.—V.
had
basis
Corp., on
the
two shares
of
the
offering circulars
of
the
misleading representations of
at
common
ferred
-
of
Net rev. from ry, opers.
of
stock
common
Jiolders
facil¬
Initial
2,336,647
expenses-
was
galled for redemption.
registration of securities,
oc¬
$2,827,359
revenue
prin¬
due, April
1.
like amount
repay %
loans
institutional
12
Corp., 500,000 shares
The Equity Corp. is
1959—4 Mos.—1953
.
to
($3,000,000)
been
189,
.common
'V
1959—Month—1958:
$7,000,000
series
to
Equity General Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
End, April 30—
bank
used
'■
Findlay
the
short-term
of
sold
and
41/£>%,
were
This corporation
and Development Corp. of America, both of 10»
.'Park Ave., New York, filed a registration statement on Jan .29
covering
_
Inc.,
the
'
stock offering
purchasers of the stock. *
opportunity for hearing,
upon
deceit
orders" provides
stock
...
at
bonds,
of this sale
such. shares
short-term
—V.
on
recently announced plans to build a polyethylene film plant
Fresno, Calif., to seive the Western market.—V. 189, p. 2782;
Period
.
our
1959
gas
storage program.
In addition,
an
open line of
credit
^amounting to $0,000,000 has been established with a Pittsburgh bank
for the
period beginning April 15, 1959, and ending April 10, I960.
r
Dow
in
;
practice, the company borrowed $6,000,000 on
during • 1958 under a natural gas storage credit
agreement with a Pittsburgh bank to finance the
inventory of ga»
.in storage.
This borrowing has been repaid, and a similar new lin®
.of credit in the amount, of $'7,500,000 has been established to financ®
,
Fibres,
site
27-acre
than
under
all
As has
a
189,
Findlay, Ohio, industrial plant which will
manufacture of polyethylene film was announced
this "company..
by
th®
In
better
over
vacanL
The plant, built in
1947 by National
cupies about 208,000 square feet on a
.north city limit. ;
sold
shares
fer red
in
Dow Chemical Co,—To Establish Ohio Plant-—
jr
issued
mortgage
'common.stock.for
stores
country>—V.
the
Equitable
first
January, 1959, the remaining
preferred stock were
for-one
the
23%
working capital.
1958,
of
loans
1959,
■Cdrp.
of
$2,500,000.
were
,
2240.
for
being
orders
thereof. On
.March 17, 1959, the company issued and sold
60,000 shares (tiggregat®
.par, value $6,000,000) of its. 4.36%
convertible preferred stock to m
group of underwriters for public offering. The proceeds of this sal®
together with $1,500,000 generated from operations were used to
pay
the $7,500,000 of bank loans
outstanding, previously mentioned. Th®
company has reserved 142,858 shares of its authorized, but
first
owns
10,
borrowed
88,100
equipment
provide
retail
86
England,
throughout
dividend
—
for
used
convertible
J-
sales
be
total proceeds
were
bank
In
■
wrappers,
have
1953
then outstanding.
Th®
investors at par.
The balance off
renewed, and an additional $4,500,00®
an open line of
credit, thus making the year-end
loans outstanding $7,500,000.
The proceeds of the borrowings wer®
added to the company's general funds and were used
to finance' a.
part of the 1958 construction program.
the
multi-color .printed
companies
its
Laboratories, Inc., Butte, Mont.—FilesExchange Commission —*•
^
to
$10,000,000
bonds
will
for
April
the
was
founded
was
Ne&
securities
and
are
amount
The
of
.
board.
manufacturing plants
timbcrland,
proceeds
1983.
Printing
subsidiary, manufacturer of molded pulp prodInterest in a domestic company, Dairypak But-
West
Printing
of
.converted
•
-
S.
Bath
offering
•-
.
States
:
including labels,
i
certain
will
the
on
June 8
filed a-letter of notification with tho>
$195,000 of five year 6% convertible debentures to b®
denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000
each, at par. Deben¬
convertible at any time into common stock at $5
per share.
In
cipal
for
Diamond
of
earnings,
of 1959, Ebasco's new
period.—V. 189, p. 2033.
Research
arc
On
of
on
$23,000,000.
was
Equitable Gas Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Financing—D.
Beecher, President, on June 23, said in part:
common
circumstances, their
as
the
on
made
comply
of
Gardner.
him
of
underwriting is involved.
The
&
Cleveland, Oliio.
——Purchase
the'
that
respective companies contain false and
material facts and that, under such
„
to
of
on
'
offerings of securities
orders,
the
Commission
its
join
value
corporation
S.
in 1867 and is. one of the leading propackaging and advertising materials,
folding cartons, point of sale material, out¬
door posters, booklets, calendars and a wide range of other advertis¬
ing products. Tt is^^especially known for quality color reproduction by
all
of
the.";'major. printing
processes—letterpress,
lithography
and
gravure.
U.. S, Printing plants are located in Cincinnati, Ohio; BaltiVmore,. Md.j' Erie, Pa.; Long Island City, N. ,Y.; Mineola, N. Y.; Phila¬
delphia, Pa.jrkan Francisco, Cal.; Rt. Charles,. 111.t
■
public
In
failed
50%
acres'of
U.
-
(4L)_,Pumpkin Buttes Uranium Co., Inc., .Rapid City, South Dakota.
In its notification, filed Oct.
6, 1955, Pumpkin Buttes proposed the
public offering of 500,000 common shares at 10c
per share.
^ r. Regulatiori
A provides
av conditional
exemption from
registration
not
will
market
a
covering
tures
No
with
Corp.
months
1958
The
Company,
.•ducers
its
...
Printing
its
English
an
andvlias a
the
public
,
from
450,000
Faithful
public
on
1954
company's
offered
stated.
share
Gas
•
five
the
SEC
Estimated
subsidiaries in
exchange of 2.7 shares
each
U.
f
Services
Inc., wholly owned engineering,
construction and
consulting subsidiary of Bond and Share, accounted for 27%
sfoC—-
and
Value, etc.—
fields,
unconsolidated
was
United
Ellis
Gardner's
Asset
—
securities
With Securities
packaging
and
it
the
for
selected
Division
located
-
the
2136.
p.
June 30.—V. 189, p. 2673.
Co.
$16,000,000, or 51% over cost.
Share realized a net income of
$7,616,041, or $1.45 per
1958, the second highest in the past 3,7 years, u'pd -fii'sfe
quarter
in 1959 were 3% ahead of 1558, Mr. Walker said.
Ebasco
of
fir$t
Inc.
proposed
-
189,
the Diamond
facilities
"These
Co.s
Montaup
and
and
business
18%.
ler,
offer¬
share.
per
Bond
earnings
hi
the
Limited;
per
1955,
5c
Colorado.
public
SJ
'
orders
the
proposed
share.
call for
Printing
-
as
Electric
&
2732.
p.
on
Share
&
Share's
since
share in
fsecuri-
o
of
1959
showed* an
increase
of
about
14%>,
over
the
1958, and U. S. Printing sales were up approximately
Diamond' company * also owns The Rartman; Fibre
The
registration
27,-1956.
" '
Casper, Wyoming.
Old
Inc.,
April
common* shares
Junction,
U.
Gardner
quarter
;
.
Corporation,
Uranium,
notification
4,500,000
of
acquired,
Stock-Exchange.
will-be
States
are
borrowings
Gas
$3,200,000;
per share at June
12, 1959 was $34.69.
Walker
noted
that
unrealized
appreciation in
holders
.
Cordillera
shares
Uranium
•
offering of 3,000,000 common shares at
-by Greenlite in a notification filed Jan.
i
1959,
of
name
the
p.
the—-Securities—Act—of—1933-—with—respect—to—public—-offerings—
securities
sale
'quarter of
Offering Suspended—
26,
Cincinnati
Co.,
value
.Mr.
first
organizations and
$250,000,000,"
Gardner
189,
was announced
and
shares
United States Printing
of" approximately 900,000
Approval by share¬
both/companies will be sought at special meetings to be held
$168,000,000
.
Cordillera Mining Co.—Stock
under
and
cars
greater flexibility for* both companies."
Diamond asset's reported in 1958 totaled $135,458,000;
United. States
Printing $20,453,000.' Diamond lias over 10,OpO employees and United
'States Printing &
Lithograph Co. about 2,500.
/
%
;nThe ^78-year-old Diamond-1"Gardner
reported sales in 1958 of over
and
•/vThe SEC, ft was announced June
temporarily suspending Regulation A
printing
stock of
common
'-ment 'said.
bearing in mind that the
-remaining
months
>f
the
year
are
traditionally Ihe
best
in
our
Industry, I believe that my earlier predictions of. a
$15,000,000 year
•and $1.20 per share
earnings will easily be fulfilled."—V. 189, p. 1464.
•of
Differentials,,
•
in the offer and
Diamond
in 1959%,Diamond stock is listed
new
J of
both
figures approximately 2% bettor than last- year,
and both substantially below the
industry average.
Mr. Cooper noted that earnings before taxes for this
may-of $114,775
were close to
double the May ,1958 figure of
$67,2.58.
^
'
Act
strengthen
the
merger
Diamond
"United
paid this March.
> %
$1,364,880 leaped $254,204 aboVe May,
for five ofiening
months
of
1959 was
of
195B's
more
Slip
passenger
V
the-combined companies.
%
Lithograph Co. will provide Diamond
an
.outstanding .record in production and merchandising of printed
packaging,^- cartons, labels and advertising material, with extensive
facilities-for letterpress, offset lithography and gravure
processes, in
plants'located'in eight cities throughout the country," the joint state-
■
_
and of.
in
about
the
resentatives
-
"
despite
'.V
According to the statement, Mr. Fairburn will become Chairman of
Board and Mr. .Walters .will become President of the
merged companies...; Mr.-.Walters will also become a director and two other
rep-
•i
five months of 1959 over last year, were announced on
June 25> by Robert F. Cooper, Jr., Chairman and President.
Per share earnings for May showed a 50%
increase over lastyea!r,
'
most
than
more
the
VOutstanding
for;the: first
'
with
Limited
on
below.—V.
will
Vallev
Light
portfolio at Juno 12, 1959, George xtj.
Walker, President, reported, had a market value of $69,000,000, repre¬
senting 38% of total assets. It contributed 19% of the 1958 income.
Tho
portfolio
consists
of
stock
of
32—companies - purchased sine®
April, 1954 with a market value at June 12 of $46,000,000, and 640,49«1
fTl?c proposal Involves the issuance
of
the
-on
subsidi-
.
1,
Earnings for May Up
—
gross
Powr-Lok
Bond
reductions
Gas
combined
total
of
of
holders
j'.-.
A
together
cost
five
the
shares of
j
•
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
substantial
recessions
of the Securities
position
will
common.
Maine
ol
these
300,000 shs.
p.'2888./^)
of
1959
Terms
supervisor,
for
;
.
.
sales
no
Portland,
of.ithe.,State
:Authorized
—V.
and
•
a
CAPITALIZATION
.
the
Regional
consolidation
$11,000,000—V.
Electric Bond
of
.
"This
Individual
Blackstone
Electric
compared
increase
an
-V,'
.
equipment
Equity General Corp.
Printing's
j.
selling stockholders,
.
Consumers
company.
counting,''financial,
i aries. "
was
Diamond Gardner Corp.—To Merge—
/*
the
and
water holding company which con¬
ownership-seven water companies and in addition,
real
one
.
to
located
company,
is'.,a corporation
,^V.
company.
;Feb.> 25,
1^6.' Consumers
trols through stock
on
oversubscribed
was
,J.cT..'y
to
accrue
This
Directors of this ^corporation
and The United States Printing
&
Lithograph Co; have agreed to merge the two companies, subject to
shareholders' approval, it was announced June 29 in a
joint statement
by Robert G. Fairburn, President of Diamond, and William H.
Walters,
President of U. S. Printing.
/
.
BUSINESS—This
Me.,
offering
■"
1
■
1958.
$3.28
;
This
*
in
Development Corp. of America—Registers With
$28,833,367
8,866,210
outstanding.
sh'areiii-
Payson* & Co., of Portland, Me., on June 22 publicly of¬
fered 9,700 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $29.25
per
comparable
period
corporate defendants.
Consumers Water Co.—Common Stock Offered—TR M.
y
the
for
the
for
Christeuson
and
River
through Lehman Brothers, G. H. Walker &
Co., and Bacon, Whipple & Co., has arrahged to place
privately $5,000,000 of 5*4% promissory notes due June
This
Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Enjoined by SEC—-
Sherman
Marva
a
■
reported
544.
p.
construction.
new
$2,775,000;
company,
$165,477,036.
were
share
per
earnings reflect
optional
Sections 5, and 17
288P.
p.
in
188.
.
3,748.770
$29,315,048
stock
common
*'
as
trucks.—V,
Judge
v
32,582,137
3,733,429
preferred stock...
per
1959
Office announced-June; 24,
1959, that
iUSDC, U.) had permanently enjoined
Corporation, 31ack Gold and "Mines Corp.,
Liquid Gold & Minos Corp., Utah Galena Oil Corp., Syndicate Oil
&
Mineral
Co.,
and
certain
individuals
from
further
violations
of
S224,579,608
43,532,967
%
Earnings-,
available
The
•
S242,000.752
etc..
Balance
Shares of. common
31,
$131,477,412
,
improvement
light
Co.,
1, 1979, it
Del Marva
$44,946,124
^
May
-by-product.
1959
after
ended
the
over
of
Fall
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—Private Placement—This»
accomplished
during the
1958
50%
increase
in
the
sale
of
:
__i
income
income, after
Dividends
"a
•
,
May 31—
income
months
,
.
development of
as
2564.
p.
asset
f
income
Gross
Net
in. the
1,363,157
operating
Cther
companies
producing
Earnings Increased—
12 Months Ended
nine
increase
'
utility and
breeder"
189,
■
The
participation in the Enrico Fermi atomic power plant
project
Monroe, where Consumers is cooperatiing with The Detroit Edison
and
the
Electric
period.
75'^'
pany's
near
$2,500,000:
decide to proceed with a mill after analysis, of
project would take approximately two to three years
Earnings of $13,747,688 or $5.45
$7,870,833 or $3.07 per share
com¬
part
the "cost
follows:
EUA.
'
.
company
with
.
The
'•;
.
Corp.—Sales Up 26%, Earnings 75%—
for
26%
a
The
initial 50,000
an
the
complete.—V.
and
cooperation
-,
,
findings,
to
Co., which will contribute substantially toward
goal will be to increase the plant's
capacity
kilowatts to 75,000 kw through refinements and
technical developments to take place over a
period of •41,a years' after
the plant goes into
operation in 1962.
vthe cost
from
-
*
Should
The
w.Mr.
labor, water and power resources * and possible milTsites.
The
phase of the study will include the upper Colorado River
millsite
^
5
&
sale
to
President
Mdhvork
of
the
Northern
Co.,
Products
Bach
Bach
which,
of
this
Co.,
Bach
Plywood &
in turn, is
and
E.
E. Bach,
on Jun®
undisclosed
Door Co., a subsidiary oi
a
wholly-owned subsidiary
company,
Minneapolis,
company
for
Minn.,
an
Co.
Millwork
with
Co.,
sales
at
an
annual
rate
of
approxi¬
mately $3,000,000, is one. of the area's largest millworking wholesaler®
whose
specialized
operations
include the
distribution
of
windows,
doors/ mouldings
and
other millwork
items
to the lumber dealer
and
contractor
trades.
Its
acquisition further strengthens FiddecMoore's facilities in
the
west
north central section of the country.
—V.
189,
p.
2241.
..
°
6
Fairmont Foods Co.
At
the
holders
May)
V
annual
that
—
June 24 it was reported to .stock¬
the first fiscal quarter (March, April and
a
15',.
improvement over a year ago.—
obtained
processing
new
on
1
Carbon
General
Plant and
if
Corp.—Unit Plans
Chemical
&
Farringrton
The
U.
nounced
Co.
Manufacturing
New
Develops
—
—
S.
Force
June
Air
Research
Development Command
and
Print
Reader
19
MX-2021.
Machines
Intelligent
at
Research
;
(
-
of
lie
reading of printed information
Farringtion's 25 print read¬
ing machines being used at various commercial-installations.
However, (he Air Force machine is far more advanced than any
existing commercial installation in that-it reads ordinary typewritten,
sheets having both upper and lower case alphabetical characters; nu¬
merals which are seif-checking for accuracy and even reads the punc¬
symbol.-.-
189, p. 2349.
V.
filed
The
share.
and
offering
salesmen,
for
the class
is to
which
the
sale
at
$3
commission
The
shares of class B common stock; and 100,000 class B shares
have been set aside lor issuance to key personnel other than the organ¬
The
■
company
organized
was
April,
in
1958
and
engaged in
is
purchasing real property and interests therein for investment purposes.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be available for the payment of
principal and interest due on properties heretofore acquired, for the
purchase of new properties, lor the development of properties and for
working capital. It has acquired undeveloped land, commercial prop¬
and property located in residential
and resort areas, • the properties being located in Phoenix, M&ricopa
County, Gila County, and Yavapai County, Ariz.
*
The prospectus lists Bert Cava-naugh as President. He and George F.
Tyson, Vice-President and Treasurer, will each receive 100.000 class B
erty
unimproved)
and
(improved
.
shares.
for
Georgia International Life Insurance Co.
manufacturing."
salt
High Voltage Switchgear
than
units
100
and
Department lias recorded or¬
a
corresponding number
received
long
balloon,
through an underwriting group headed by The Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Company, Inc. and The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. The under¬
writing
organized under Georgia law in May, 1959 and has
Hughes Spalding < Board
Smith, Hughes Spalding, Jr., Griffin B. Bell and
David H.
were
the organizers.
G. Albert Lawton, who will'
serve as President, together with officials of the managing underwriters,
also were active in organizing the company. The directors of the com¬
The company was
design,
license to do business in that state.
a
Chairman),
Furman
Gambrell
together with
aid to the scientific World as a
altitudes, is heading for new prominence com¬
and accident
viduals.
General Manager of the division, on June 25 announced
and operation of the two new "blimp"-shaped
commercial
offer
possibilities
in
elevating
and
loads
the
northwest
Oklahoma.
—V.
189,
counties of
He
makes
His
home
will be in Tulsa,
Street, Tulsa.
headquarters
at
1920
Main
No.
and 2074.
2783
pp.
Texas.
his
Land
Corp.—Plans
Construction—
This
corporation is embarking upon a major construction program
at Duck
Key, a tropical island resort development on
the Florida
Keys, 95 miles south ol Miami, Fla., Bryan W. Newkirk, President,
announced
June
on
24.
House,
allied
and
antennas. In addition, they are expected to be used for
measurements,
communication links, advertising,
reconnais¬
microineteorlogical testing and monitoring, and location markers.
—V. 189, p. 2457.
'
headed by Auehincloss, Parker & Redpath.
were offered at $75 per debenture and
the common stock was offered at $2.25 per share. Addi¬
ing group
The
General Plywood Corp.
offered:
Step..in the creation of
in
good
would
Reed,
M.
faith.
be
further
He
served
best
stated
Kidder, Pcabody
he felt the industry generally
all questions in connection with,
Miami
of a hotel,
on
Duck Key, as the initial
the Overseas Highway between
on
and
Key .West," Mr. Newkirk said.
Incorporated in Florida in 1958, the corporation
improved
resort,
Duck
Key
property
and
business
residential
which
Key is a natural island, the
•supplemented by 500,000 cubic yards
of
yards
bay
bottom.
will
be
outright
owns
further
tho
original
site
developed
coral
of
of Which lias
for
fill
rock
and
been
1,500,000
The
property has been divided into five
linked together by bridges and a tenmile network of hard .surfaced, oil-bonded roads.
It is connected with
the Overseas Highway by a 2,000-foot
causeway and bridge.
separate
landscaped
Protected
islands
by
zoned
are
development.
which
The
19.j
for
There
miles
islands,
breakwater
a
are
the
on
hotel,
is
the
on
in
1951
and
yacht
10.5 miles
subsidiary
a
Ocean
club
of
side,
and
the
five
residential
water
frontage,
of
[
ocean.
form
company, Mr. Newkirk said, to start
ects scheduled ut Duck
Key.
Duck Key was acquired
by Mr.
«—V.
Atlantic
business,
approximately
corporationwill
executive,
filling ft
manufacture
Ferris
ol
the
the
on
according
to
master
a
Corp.
pre-emptive
—
Rights
Offering
to
rights;
these rights expired on
price was $12.50 per share.
April 21.
The subscription
offering was not underwritten.
Stockholders of
on April
2, 1959, purchased 20,251 shares of the
company s common stock
(par $1) pursuant to pre¬
emptive rights. The remaining shares will be sold
pub¬
licly by the company through its
regularly employed
agents and employees.—V.
189, p. 2033.
I he
record
General Bakeries
Ltd.-—Earnings Show Increase—
pr°fit for tlie fiscal
pa^w?th $822?l28eSS
year ended April 1, 1959 was
32' °pcratlne Profit of $897,967
Oompanyrs operations
were
further
broadened
bv
mirchase
of
comwell.
OntaSo
R5£?fh!ibaker!Cti,rOUa"aj
Brockville and Araherstburg in
^ere coinPlPted just prior to the fiscal yenrwinfom Worker °^a^lnS tesults for the year was 'negligible, report
Ch,airman of the Board, and Stephen R. Saxby,
k"
of the n<wly acquired plants, a sales increase
10.6% over »
the g ?
'
af, of £pri! h 19*9 was $301,224,
addition
to
as compared with
of the assets of the newly acquired
substantial
Sffisq?3?onCvtiw?, 5? !°a,?S ?y
to produce
■
^
major - project
equipment
?
bread
W,
and
and
that
lie
it.
shares,
at
expenditures
for
building
were
additional bread
nearing completion at
lnstdllation of
which
was
enable this plant to almost double
increase the
.
and
$850'°90 whi1^ fixed assets
was
Montreal,
over-all
on
its capacity
capacity by 50rJ. A building
June
on
for
2
a
voted
25
basis.
1
to
Present
certificates
and
General
split the company's $5
certificates
representing
are
be
to
For
subsidiaries
$31,304,000
compared
in
the
$1.47 per
or
with
$1.35
months
12
share
iter
share
recent
per
how
as
lias
been
Earlier in the
ago.
running
ahead
of
domestic earnings
share and net receipts from Manila Electric Co. 5c
appears
that domestic earnings may be slightly
per
November to the 28th
the
ol
the
15tli
same
in
February,
higher
months.—V.
May,
1959
"Our
of
the
August
(B.
With
all
currently operating profitably, the overall
excellent, Mr. O'Neil reported,—V. 189, p. 2034.
General
.
Transistor
Corp.
New
—
(
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Outstanding
®2.150 shs.
100,000 shs.
2,150 shs.
400,000 shs.
$100)
stock
capital
common
(par
out¬
—
Output of Tread Rubber In¬
Angeles Plant—
Los
at
rubber at
B.
F.
Goodrich Tire Co.'s Los Angeles,
operation and better control of product quality
daily output. The tread rubber is packaged
efficient
addition
to
the greater
50-pound .rolls.—V.
189,
in
in
2034.
p.
(II. W.) Gossard Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
Six
Months
Profit
before
Provision
for
Ended
income
May
Intercoupling
$200,712
208,250
209.000
51.05
$0.96
188, p. 49.
Grand Union
System— '
204,767
$218,591
—
:—
$405,479
236,253
___
profit per(share_:
1958,
$454,844
—
J,—
taxes
Net profit
of shares
—V.
1959
31—
taxes,——
income
Number
Net
'
•
Goodrich Co.
300%
Calif., plant was increased 260% by a new manufacturing unit put
into operation recently.
The $300,000 unit boosted the plant's capacity to 50,000 pounds daily.
The new unit is 142 feet long and comprises two mixing mills, an
extruder, and a series of stock cooling chambers. It makes possible
W.
company,
is
of*
EFFECT
$1
Production of tread
^
divisions
appears
(par
(par
of
F.)
creased
and
earnings for the first six months of 1959 were
equivalent to $2.63 per share of common stock
outstanding,"
he said.
"Our
earnings
are
more
than
four
times
what they were at the comparable 1958 period when we
reported on
earnings of $.52 per share of common stock outstanding."
look
manufacture of commer¬
items lor use by the soft
$100) are convertible, at
the option of the holders, into cbmmon stock (par $1) on the basis of
100 shares of common stock (par SI) for each share of common capital
stock (par $100) over a period beginning July 1, 1960.—V. 189, p. 2458.
estimated
which
stock
•Shares
;
189, p. 2458.
1958
period.
first six months' sales in the history
O'Neil, President, announced on June 25.
same
$13,929,809
capital stock
Common
It
of this company for the six months ended
$305,339,274, compared With $202,22B,500 lor the
This is an increase of 51'r
and represents the
highest
Smith,
the company and
Authorized
than
sales
were
—
and the books closed.
general funds of
the
to
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
more
consolidated
31,
be added
refrigeration, with special emphasis on
industry.—V. 189, p. 2456.
Com.
year
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Reports Record Sales—
May
Offered
BUSINESS—-The company is engaged in the
.
The August dividend will be payable on the 28tli instead of the 15th
heretofore.
The company had announced in May a change in divi¬
from
Stock
Common
at $1.48
share.
-...
dates
—
drink
shares
a
2890.
189, p.
used,
cial
by
will
earlier."
payment
—,
7,500
6.000
5,200
5,200
together with retained earnings, to maintain its program of
research and development in the over-all field of commercial refrigera¬
tion and more particularly in that of general vending machine design;
and to reduce or eliminate the necessity for seasonal short-term bank
borrowings.
•
receipts
15%
than
1959
split
Corp
PROCEEDS—To
be
from the
share in the latest 12
domestic subsidiaries in
the
of
better
we estimated
year
18,700
13,500
55,000
45,000
45,090
—.
—
——■
_
18,700
•
70^000
1—
-
This offering was oversubscribed
of
to about
amounted
Net
year ago.
to 11c per
subsidiaries amounted
period. Kilowatt hour output
weeks
May
a
Philippine
months
ended
Coe.
&
details, see V.
Glasco
value
par
shares
the average number of
on
—
-
Shares
.
,.
Hague & Co. and associates on June 25 publicly offered
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share.
be mailed July 9 to holders of record at the close of business June 25.
After the split there will be 21,741,406 shares outstanding.
A.
F.
Tegen,
President, told stockholders that "Earnings of the
domestic
A
170,000
125,000.
—:
..
Brewer, Becker <fe Bryant
Mackall
Plywood,
retained
additional
the
:
expresses
contributory infringement
of
.
$170,000
—
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
General Public Utilities Corp.—Stock Split Voted—
Co.—Opens Three Supermarkets—
"
integration of machine -accounting and wire communications Is
new possible with the
development ol an advanced intercoupling sys¬
tem by Systematics, Inc., N. Y. C„ a
recently acquired subsidiary.
The new equipment permits the automatic transmission of
punched
card
data at 60,
75,
or
100
words
minute between locations linked
by wire systems. It, is applicable to any operation where punched card
data must be relayed to a control location for
recording and analysis.
Immediate
applications are in payroll reporting, inventory control,'
cost accounting, etc.
This Systematic series- of intercouplers eliminates errorprone manual
transmission of data.
Machine accounting procedures are speeded up
per
in
data handling costs are reduced substantially.
Company spokesmen reveal that several orders have been r-eceived, and
installations at two leading industrial concerns are under way.
Systematics, inc., was acquired in May, 1959.—V. 189, p.. 2675.
.
Fort
Florida.
Two
Grand
"
'
•
more
Union
markets,
one
in
Chappaqua,
N.
Yr,
and
opened on June 24.
The Chappaqua
supermarket is 18,600 square feet in size and that in Whitehall 8,000
square feet.
the
other
With
11
p.
in
these
Whitehall,- N,
new
Eastern states,
Y.,
openings, Grand Union is operating 440 markets ,in
the District- of Columbia and Puerto Rico.—V. 189,
2675.
Great Western
and
initial
June 22 opened a 19.300 square foot Grand Union
Lauderdale, Fla., bringing to. 20 the number of its stores in
The company on
The
Securities and
Life
Insurance
Co.
—
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
This company, located at 101-111. N. W. Second Street, Oklahortia
filed a registration statement with the SEC on^yune 29, 1959
covering 500,000 shares of its common stock and options to purchase
200,000 .additional shares of outstanding stock.
These securities are
to
be
offered in
units,
each consisting of five
shares of common
stock and an option to purchase two additional shares, the units to
bo offered for subscription by, holders of
the 1,500,000 outstanding
common shares at the rate of one unit for each
15 shares held.
The
City,
General Waterworks Corp.
prior year was recorded
**17'569 a >ear earlier. Purchase
businesses, in
2HL5.V 7?
production
wtihout incurring, liability for
patent pr any inmugement
Stockholders
plan.
Stockholders—The company on April 3 offered to its
stockholders of record April
2, 1959, rights to subscribe
lor 231,988 additional
shares of common
stock, on the
Of
belts
specifically reserved its right to assert that users
such belts may have infringed or may be infringing its patent.
There was no money involved in the
agreement.-—V. 186, p. 942.
dend
property
Investment
*239
abrasive
coated
has
estimated
and
construction
immediate building proj¬
Newkirk, a Toronto, Ontario, mining
approximately $1,800,000 has been spent in
andscapmg
of
belts
Plywood's
however,
The
basis
of
Co.-„
Co
<fc
Rouse,
his firm's
afforded in the
said
opinion as to whether the industry would be best served by resolving
all questions in connection with the patents.
Under
the
terms
of
the
settlement, Minnesota Mining agrees to
dedicate its patent to the public and agrees that it will not bring
proceedings challenging Plywood's patent.
In return General Plywood
agrees not to challenge 3Ms' rights to manufacture and
sell coated
supply1-
189, p. 2674.
Foundation
sale
and
President,
protection
Redpath-
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co.-—
no
.shareholders
use.
Duck
cubic
patents.
Speaking for 3M, Herbert P. Buetow,
only interest in its patent had"been the
Parker
Auehincloss.
that
resolving
by
and not jointly
the amounts set
stock now being
Debentures
Jr., Plywood President, said he now felt that all
areas of disagreement had been resolved and that all parties had acted
facilities
city
anew
■
•
involved
Henry
^
;
have severally
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase .from the selling stockholder, In
opposite .their names, the debentures and common
The patents
controversy involving patents held by each of them.
relate
to
processes
for finishing wood.
year
_
—
corporation and Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. of St.
Minn., on June 26 announced settlement out of Court of a two-
Paul,
debentures
tional details follow:
Patent Suit Settled
—
This
the immediate construction
resort
th£
public offering on June 19 of $680,000 of 5%% sinking
(GT series) due Dec. 1, 1971 and 74,809
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) by an underwrit¬
-
"The directors have approved
Indies
Additional Financing
—
made in our June 29 issue of
was
fund debentures
sance,
abrasive
Florida-Southern
Mention
—
'Inc.
Properties,
Food
Giant
Details
the
Melvin W. Rippe has been appointed District*Manager*for the Floor¬
ing and Adhesive Division, of The Flintkote Co., it has been announced
by W. L. Harper, General Sales Manager.
Mr. Rippe's territory will cover the entire state of Oklahoma and
states as the directors may determine.
construction
which
suspending them above the ground at low altitudes (a few thousand
feet) despite moderately severe weather conditions.
Mr. Soucek said they are capable of establishing stable aeVial plat¬
forms under strong- wind conditions. They have been used
to elevate
atomic
instrumentation
and
rescue
beacon
antennas, and
they will
pressure,
Flintkote Co.—Names M. W. Rippe—
all types, on the lives of indi¬
develops it intends to qualify and do business
sickness insurance of
and
the company
As
in such other
acoustic
A complete,
low cost, integrated Pipeline Information System for
accurately measuring, transmitting,
indicating and recording flow,
temperature and other pipeline variables in digital form
is now available from this company.
The new system measures vari¬
ables at remote points and relays data by means of standard com¬
munication
or
telemetering equipment to a central control station
where it is converted into digital form and
recorded by automatic
typewriter. The system, features a single F&P transistorized Analog to-Digital Converter (ADC) which converts and displays telemetered
data
continuously in digital form at the central control station.
—V.
189, p. 2G74.
the initial stock
to
officials of the company. The company expects to engage in the sale
of life insurance and annuities of all typey on the lives of individuals
carry, radar
Fischer & Porter Co.—Announces Information System
subscribed
incorporators,
the
of the company, purchasing 115,000 shares at $4.50 per share.
Options
covering 76,500 shares have been granted to Mr, Lawton and six other
Developments—
Division.
Zeus Soucek,
the
the company.
of
received
1
-
vehicles
to
expenses
mercially and scientifically with the development of two new carriers
the Aerocap Balloon and the Aerokite Balloon—by the corporation's
Mechanical
share. The underwriters have
the organizational and other
commission is to be 50c per
contribute $67,500 toward
agreed
'
significant
a
research vehicle at high
Registers
—
Commission—
and Exchange
share
pany,
General Mills, Inc.—New Balloon
The
central Iowa.
This company, located at 850 Hurt Building, Atlanta, Ga., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 30, 1959. covering 1,6(35,000 shares of common stock,
to
be offered for public sale at $5 per
influx of
more
serving five communities in south
Co.,
acquired telephone properties are to be converted to auto¬
operation. REA financing of $500,000 for this purpose has been
approved for the Iowa property.
Adumunal loans of $3,500,000 will
be sought for the two Illinois companies.—V.
189, p. 2675.
,
"
200,000
izers.
Telephone
The newly
into the light hydro¬
said.1 "The depot's storage caverns are a
inquiries from utilities for more information.
Commenting on the rise in orders and wide interest caused by the
new
single tank breakers, G. L. Roark, Department Manager of Mar¬
keting, said the utility Industry's trend to modernize their distribu¬
tion
systems while reducing maintenance costs--has necessitated a
change in breaker design.—V. 189, p. 2675.
per
99,18(3 shares have been issued or subscribed for.
in consideration
lor services rendered in organizing
the company and as an incentive
to management, the company has agreed to issue to the organizers
Creek
that Dakota Salt is going
mean
complement* to
Company's
ders
across
$15,000,000.
the
matic
of
company officers and directors
of 45c per share is to be paid.
be made by
a
public
for
A-stock
a
'
marked
boosted General's total assets
which
North Jersey; the Western Hill Utility Co.. providing water service to
550. customers in Denver, Colorado, suburbs; the South Gate Water Co.,
adjacent Sarasota, Fla., with 1,000 customers; the North Miami* Shores
Water Co., with 500 customers in Dade County, Florida; and the Soap
stream
orders for single tank power circuit breakers for
voltage.of 44,400 volts through 4(3,000 volts li*a»s been
announced by this company.
1
Since the introduction of its new all-in-one tank breaker last fall,
located at 3500 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Ariz.,
shares of
1,700,000
initial capacity
an
on
have
General Electric Co.—Tank Breaker Orders Up—
A
registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1959, covering
shares of class A common stock. The company proposes to
a
.
General
Stover,
H.
sub-transmission
1,799,18(3
offer
R.
said
...
acquired for cash prior to recent acquisition
and increased its gross revenues by $2,200,000 to
of
With Securities
Fidelity Investment Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
have
come
added.
natural
—
•
days,
few
a
carbon- business,"-Mr, Stover
is based in part on basic techiques used in
tuation
lo
depot will
storage
"Tliis doesn't
automatic
of
1
within
plant will
scheduled
is
The
•
Successful achievement
begin
of 50,000 tons yearly
by May i960, he said.
flexible capacity, sealed to customer
requirements.
Capacity is expected to reach 2,000,000 barrels in the
next five to eight years, Mr. Stover said.
The depot will operate on a
lee basis to serve bulk distributors of propane, butane and petroleum
hydrocarbons in the United States and Canada. The greatest share of.
its business is
expected to come from natural gasoline plants and
refineries
in
Montana,
North Dakota,
Alberta and Saskatchewan,
salt
The
and
-
recognition, scientists
pattern
Tarring Ion.
increases in the past'18 months to $658,000
He added that rare increase applications how
approximately $200,000 more in additional gross
eight ~are in Illinois;
They are the Preston Utilities
Corp., providing water and sewerage for 400 customers in suburban
Joliet, the Mississippi Valley Telephone Co., serving ten communities
in
the
west central area, and the Augusta Mutual Telephone Co.,
serving Augusta and the surrounding rural area.
The^bthers are the Shore Hills Water Co., with 500 -customers in
Three
Carbon President.
successful
The Print Reader is the result of a two-year development program
by U. S. Air Force Scientists at the Intelligence Laboratory, Rome Air
Development Center, Cfriffiss Air Force Base, New York, and expert
June 24.
on
will
Work
an¬
development of a new information
machine which reads typewritten pages and translates them, into elec¬
trical signals
at
the rate. of 200 characters per second. Thfi new
machine, the, first of its kind, was developed by the company's Intelli¬
gent Machines Research Division at
Arlington, Va„ and called the
on
Monday, July C, 1959
.
'
million
$90
15
announced
Air
.
rate
basis.
All eight companies were
of New Roehelle Water Co.
evaporative salt, plant, the first to be constructed in the U. S.
years, and a liquid petroleum storage depot • •ill be built near
Williston, N. D„ by Dakota Salt tc Chemical Co.. a subsidiary, .it was
in
.
revenues.
Salt
Liquid Gas Storage Depot-—
An
Machine
through
annual
an
being processed total
on
2241.
p.
was
completed at Saint John, N. B.. and
machinery installed in Brandon.—V. 189, p. 134'3.
addition
Earnings Up 15%
—
meeting held
earnings for
.show about
would
1C9.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(50)
—
Eight Acquisitions
Acquisition by this corporation of five water companies and three
telephone properties was announced on June 24 by Howard Butcher,
III, President.
The companies, located in six States, add upwards of
$5,000,000
to General's property account and approximately 10,000
customers to
Mr.
in
the
Butcher
additional
System.
also
gross
announced that
revenues
rate
annually
increases
have
been
providing
obtained
$150,000
by
seven
companies in the System to bring the .totql of additional gross revenues
options evidence the right to purchase the 200,000 outstanding shares
owned by Great Western Building & Loan Corp.
The record date arid
subscription price are to be supplied by amendment. The offering is
to
be
made
on
a
best-
efforts
basis
by
G.
J.
Mitchell.
Jr.,
Co.,
and
Number
Volume 190
5861
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the underwriting terms to be supplied by amendment.
the selling commission, the underwriters will receive up
reimbursement for its expenses, plus warrants to purchase
100.000 of outstanding shares.
The net proceeds of the offering are to be utilized to loan to the
Purvis
&
Co..
addition
In
to
to $21,500 as
The subsidiary (Great Western Building & Loan)
to liquidate its obligations incurred on the pur¬
subsidiary $250,000.
■will
these
use
of
chase
funds
300,000
shares
of
Great
Life
Western
stock
from
J.
L.
Fife,
of the
organizers of the company qnd the former Board Chairman.
proceeds in excess of this amount are to'be used to increase the
one
Net
capital and surplus and tnereby furnish the company with
additional capital funds to expand its business.
At the time of Fife's
resignation as Board Chairman in December 1958. Great -Westerncompany's
Building
acquired
Loan
and
The
$250,000.
fcr
the 300,000 shares of stock from, him
paid him $110,000 in January 1959, tiie
1960.
To finance this transaction,
the
subsidiary
be lance
being due Jan. 1,
subsidiary borrowed $100,000
anteed
James
by
(II. L.)
due
1959,
31,
the
loan
being
guar¬
President.
McDowell,
E.
Dec.
Sales
$27,682,676,
were
company's
Mobile
compared
with
Canadian
(formerly
subsidiary,
Olen)
$26,886,261
for
Division.
a'kme
the
period in 1958.
Comparative earnings show
compared with
a loss of $313,934 for the 1959 quarter,
profit of $102,955 in the first quarter of 1958. On the
a
basis
of
share
comparison shows
of
the
in
cents
seven
shares
1,396.293
of
stock
currently outstanding the perloss of 22 cents this year as against a profit
a
1958.
;
.
\
v
Joseph H. Unger, who signs the letter as President, writes:
"Although sales were higher by $796,415, representing an increase of
2.9V over the prior year, earnings declined sharply. Over $300,000 of
the decrease
the
iiyearnings^is-directly due to^th« Mobile Division, formerly
Olen
Company, which rcrorted a profit of $64,875 for the first
1958, a figure which, is of doubtful accuracy.
major part of the loss reflects extravagant and unsound oper¬
ating policies under the Olen management for the first two months of
this quarter, the diversion of time and effort of the present manage¬
quarter of
"The
ment
to
the
problems
related to the discovery of the deficiency, and
thorough housecleaning in the company's operations.
"The company's expansion program is proceeding satisfactorily. Nine
the
stores
new
be
for
need
a
have
been
opened before
opened
the
end
since Feb.
the
of
fiscal
and
1
additional
12
of
On
year.
10c
shares
will
ones
Referring
the
to
receive
declaration
Aug.
1
and
stock
of
Nov.
2,
dividends
respectively,
full
a,
shares
share.
buy
or
Detailed
such
fractions
information
as
will
be
may
of
he
lcr
each,
states
that
mailed
be
when
obtain
to
necessary
dividend
the
is paid.
"It
the
is
dividends
such
intention
fcr
the
action."—V.
Greenlite
See
the
of
fourth
189,
Mining
corporation
Co.
merce
Commission
has
to
the
cash
justify
resumption
of
earnings
company's
above.—V.
1
Pay 5%
771.
p.
approval
51/0
common
to
ICC
approval,
a
from
stock
Interstate
the
tional
shares
for
this
on
a
as
payment also will be
offer
in
mailed on
1959!
Aug, 27,
for
each
who
$.50
face
amount
of
such
to
be
at
Common
Stock
increase
an
current
a
in
Fund,
total
in
the
net
first
assets
months of fiscal 1959,
approximately $11,000,000,
six
of
figure
of $63,790,000, according to Herbert R. Anderson.
President.
Shareholders accounts now total 15,631, a new high and
an
increase of 14% for the six months.—V. 189, p. 1130.
Grumman
Delivery
This
May
to
the
June
on
for
the
organized
was
of
purpose
emphasis
in
March
1959
the
engaging in
institutional
on
-
V/Ori».
TX/Tolroo
iviaKtb
-
rate
general
construction
tion contracts.
from
It
is
under
Delaware
assets
under
12
on
who
received
an
in
debentures.
with
agreement
located
acres
the
Red
Hancock
Bluff,
Red
Bluff.
be
It
the
the
on
Red
added
to
it
50V interest
a
and
will
in
for
its
general
As
previously noted
registration
statement
by
Sinclair
Refining Co.,
according to
announceineht
an
17.
Gulstream
distributors, will
electronic equipment,
Grumman
install
custom-interior
furnishings,
radio
is
producing the' plane at a three-per-month rate, with
airplane having gone to Sinclair. Aircraft numbers one
production prototypes, and number three aircraft, first
production airplane, is being used by Grumman as a demonstrator.
The new plane, which flew'for the first time in August of last year,
lias a cruising speed of 357 mph, at an altitude of 25,000 feet.
Presfour
two
and
are
surizntiOn
25,000
at
feet
provides
altitude
cabin
a
5,500
of
feet,
per¬
mitting above-the-weather routing—over heavy air traffic.
The new plane is powered by two Rolls Ro.vce Dart prop-jet engines,
and can self-sufficiently operate completely5, devoid of all ground han¬
dling equipment. Features include a self-contained stairway just aft of
the cockpit which permits pilot control of loading and unloading, and
an
auxiliary power unit which allows the ground operation of cabin
air conditioning equipment, radio and lights, independent of the main
engines. After loading, the engines are started using internal power.
The plane can carry as manias nineteen passengers in a high density
version.
in
June
our
-
-
Distributors
and
marketing the Gulfstream, in addition to Pacific AirSouthwest Airmotive. Dallas; Atlantic Aviation, Wilmington
Aviation, Montreal.—V. 189, p. 2566.
are
Timmins
„
fndustries, Inc.—Forms Ortholog Division-
Gulton
Formation
of
unit,
new
a
Ortholog
the
Division,
—
that
nounced
This
by
1956,
150,000
usable
extracting
during
transmission.
information
is nowequipped to offer
concept," he stated.—V. 189, p. 481.
a
of
this
signal
or
new
completely
29
in
a
Natrosol
is
this
filed
company
chemical, with
variety
of
unusual
applications,
coatings^ and
for
adhesive,s and
water-soluble
The
Canada,
the
of
name
188,
Tliis
Co.
—
Sells
registration
a
France
unit
new
located
at
statement
shares
"
U.
S.
Chemical
Milling Corp.
Hagan Chemicals &
Sales
and
income
for
President, said
cn
189,
p.
2784.
Controls, Inc. —Earnings Higher
the
months
six
considerable improvement over
„
below.—V.
ending June 30 will showthe like period of 1953, W. W. Hopwood,
and
is
of
2332
proceeds
will
the
to
South
sizings,
of
cellu¬
tetter Of notification
to
are
equipment
be
of
acquisition of
for
ski
a "new
more
and
to
them
the
others being
(S
A).
p
President
for
is
for
.
Berkeley,
26,
for
Calif.,
and
Amos
is
—
Enters
—
Central
?
as
a
first
the
r.
oper.
expenses
18,396,000
2,525,000
(net
Net
Mexican
stores
producing facility.
Pensacola,
—V.
189,
Fla.;
Telogia,
will
be
Heyden
Newport's
fifth
ry.
The firm's other naval stores plants are at
Fla.; Oakdale, La., and Bay Minette, Ala.
Splendor Mining
Co.
sales
Cost
of
Net
&
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$3,190,925
1,783,368
7,821,865
7,934,801
687,274
3,410,392
3,473,577
1,099,000
1,096,094.
4,411,473
4,461,224
$0.35
$0.35
$1.42
3,291,019
3,710,804
$171,020
$100,094
$268,867
71,658
83,835
91,694
*$45,200
*$99,362
"$16,259
$177,173
shr.
tBased
on
3,111,775 shares
Illinois Power
and
1959—5 Mos.—1958
taxes—
income
Gross
Net
Pfd.
$11,166,938
.
income
$9,609,639 $22,004,653 $19,929,070
1,986,595
4,816,215
4,806,737
$9 245,114
applicable
$7,623,044 $17,188,438 $15,122,333
879,584
$8,365,530
shares outstanding
Com.
189,
879,584
$6,743,460 $15,077,433 $13,011,333
6,420.000
6,420,000
1958
indicated
and
stcck
For
and
top
that
this
reported
sales
per
time
$559,518.
income of
814.500,000,
he
approximately
running
said,
,
ahead .of
located at 25 South St., Dryden,
registration statement with the SEC
in
11,352
15,877
17,80.8
*$110,714
*$32,136
$194,981
common
preferred
stock,
common
stock,
188,'p. 949.
for
the
three
months
ended
April 30, 1959,
period a year ago,
compared with $2,403,796 in the corresponding
Philip N. Hirsch, President, reported on June 19.
Net
earnings after taxes were $98,013 as against $30,596 in the
first quarter of 1958. These earnings were equal to 22c a
share, com¬
as
pared with 7c
^'Operations
the
a share a year ago.
for the first five weeks
increases
months,
be
Sales
"Vith
for
net
the
same
income
oi
period this year would
approximately $725,000.
Hopwood said^nearly all the company's diversified product, lines
increased volume.—V. 189, p. 46.
Hancock
tration
(J. W.) Inc.—Registers With SEC—
company,
statement
located at
with
the
not
369 Pine St.,
SEC
San Francisco, filed
on,June
25,
1959,
covering
regis¬
200,000
a
29
of
par
shares.
the
to
nine
common
at
conversion
a
and
8,175
outstanding
price
of $6.25 per share.
The 13,080 preferred
shares are to be offered in
exchange for
shares of common stock of Farmers Union Tele¬
common
327
phone Co., a New Jersey corporation, on the basis of 40 shares of
preferred and 25 shares of common for each share of common capital
stock
of
Farmers
Union.
issuing company further proposes to offer 96,604 common shares
of its outstanding stock of record June
30, 1959, for sub¬
scription at $6.25 per share on the basis of one. new share for each
to
holders
shares
then
held.
No
underwriting is involved.
Hallgarten & Co.
has
purchased warrants for an aggregate of 50,obo
stock.
Of the remaining 572,014 common shares,
borne
sales
in
of
will
mind,
the
first
shares»
preferred
option
issuable
are
stock
held
be
issued
or
may
by
from
and
at
shares
officer
an
time
of
time
to
time
any
2,400
offered for
be
of
the
quarter
second
and
is
it
quarter
have
expected
that
shares
cash
be
quite satisfactory,"
Hirsch said.
however, that the Texas chain was
This
"It
not
conversion
upon
issuable
are
into
the
operations
of
the
company
year. Therefore, the final three months of
reflect
the
substantial
increase
that
has
year.":—V.
189,
p.
the
until
October
current
been
sho]vn
of
year
will
for
the
a
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.
—
Sells Color-Matic Units
company,
6%
of
located
at
Aug. 31,
preferred
cumulative
1969», with
will have
holder'to
commton
a
(13,080
the
series JA
stock
purchase
company.
The 556,534 balance may
the acquisition of additional businesses
183, p.
105-15
180th
on
"B"
at
$12
Warrants
proposed
at
$10
basis
to
1858.
,.
will
30,000
stock purchase warrants.
and
one
one
share
"B"
of
N.
Y.,
par-convertible
filed
warrant
common
Each share of
attached,
(for
until
each
entitling
two
"A"
share, expiring June 30, 1961; and for each two
at $14 per share,
expiring June 30, 1961.
It is
the
preferred
stock
(with
warrants)
for
public
sale
The offering is to be made on an "all or none"
underwriting group headed by Standard Securities Cor¬
Irving Weis & Co. and four other firms.
The underwriters
an
receive $20,000 for
stock
purchase
statement
includes
owned
Standard
by
Jamaica,
25, 1959, covering 60,000
($10
share.
per
by
poration,
also
"A"
St.,
June
stock
per
held
offer
preferred
common
one
.purchase
—
This corporation last week reported sale of a 5-unit Hoe
press
to
Mississippi Publishers Corp., publishers of the Jackson (Miss.)
Clarion-Ledger and Daily News.
The
5-unit press consists of 5 Color-Matic untis with one double
former, double* delivery 3:2 folder, one pair upper formers. 5 paper
roll reels with automatic
tensions and fully automatic web splicing
mechanisms, 3 color cylinders, and Color-Matic color facilities.
of
the
in
sate.—V.
registration statement with the SEC
shares
the
2784.
under
of
portion
a
Industrial Plywood Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Warrants)
the
June
A,
on
$10,
and
warrants for the pur¬
together with
'
1958. Hagan had total sales of $13,486,995
reported
This
last
series
.
$3,638,982
were
consolidated
SEC—
Y.,
The
Ilirsch & Co.—Sales Up Sharply—Earns. Rise
maintained
With
the prospectus, 80,000 common shares are to be of¬
payees of n on -assignable convertible notes
outstanding
amount of $500,000, for conversion of
such notes into
to
shares
•the
convertible
of
50,000
According
shares
8,822
shares
of
"6,420,000
13,080 shares
N.
covering
cumulative
two
current
-
"
Mr.
8%
share earnings would easily exceed the 68 cents
last year, takrng into account the firm's. 212-for-l
split ill February.
tne first six months of
net
is
volume
6,420,000
company,
a
2,111,000
150.
p.
■
He
2,111,000
to
stock
common
—
,
requirement—
Balance
1959—12 Mos.—1958
-1,921.824
deductions
div.
current
$46,699,234 $41,606,424 $96,894,898 $89,298,899
35,532,296
31,996,785
74,190,245
69,369,829
revenues
Opel*, exps.
Income
$1.43
outstanding end of
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Period End. May 31—
fered
*$36,378
sundry deduct.
78,926
189, p. 2458.
Operating
$3,441,937
1,921,954
profit
six
1,787,000
20,973
fixed
com.
month.—V.
chase
$1,750,934
1,676,396
—
♦Loss.—V.
the
504,862
:
per
806,793
47,124
Balance
Discts.
6,447,316
1,566,411
260,000
9,000
for
'■Estimated.
5'«
$1,674,472
loss
2,194,470
6,637,394
1,252.183
67,712
Independent Telephone Corp.—Registers
other
Income
10,076,388
3,468,837
688,000
avail,
This
$1,924
and
expense-
Operating
Other
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1—
sales
operating
10,281,402
391,288
deducs...
Net. income
below.—V. 188, p. 1717.
(Charles E.) Hires'Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings ImproveNet
2,119,692
,
-
filed
End. Mar. 31-
$
1,299,479
Fixed charges
Proposed Merger
—
$
1,536,000
charges
—V.
Lisbon Uranium Corp.
was
income
oper.
income
Inc.
naval
2351.
p.
Hidden
See
acquisition
cost
21,257,260 111,284,323 105,873,727
17,446,801
90,896,690
87,155,553
456,000
Miscellaneous
the
company's formation", Mr. Askin and Mr.
Martin del Campo announced, "it has acquired
already existing manu¬
facturing facilities in the del Tigre region".
The
for
"
Dr)
Other
pro¬
head of the Mexican participant. Resinera Uruapan,
of Mexico's largest naval stores producers.
in
Co.,
*1959—5 Mos.—1958
<ft
$
22,913,000
one
step
&
purposes.
*1959—Month.—1958
revenues
Mexican
strengthening its basic world position
Sudler
RR.—May Earnings—
oper.
through
.
Colo.,
seeking
making of the concentrates.
The
money
development and acquisition of the formulae
to
Corp.
C.
manufacturing
Railway tax accruals
Equipt. & jt. facil. rents
filed
covering
sale
1959,
29,
John
Railway
1959,
public
Denver,
June
stock, to be offered for
offering is to be made on a best
Railway
SEC—
June
on
offered
Building,
on
for
the
Period End. May 31—
company, Resinera del Tigre, S. de R.L. deC.V., is a col¬
laboration of Heyden Newport and Resinera Uruapan, S. A., according
to a statement by Simon Askin, the U. S. firm's President and Ramon
"As
oper-.
of
Illinois
(Italia)
new
is
the
SEC—
and
Manufacturing
del Campo.
to
In
seller of naval stores with the formation of a
new company
production of gum rosin in Mexico, it was announced on June
(RUSA)
Incidental
expenses
of
unde™ riiins.
No
par-
resort.
The
assets
company's
shares
formulae
con¬
equipment
24.
A.
the
follows"
as
Czubaty. It has outstanding 200stock, all held by Mr. Czubaty and six
other holders,
Including 150,000 held by Kobey &
Mitchell, of Denver. The 209000
shares were issued as consideration for
the transfer to the
corporation
of
the
ducer and
S-
to be offered
a*®*"*. »t
used
a
with
and $140,000 of debentures
of $50 each
Company
tEarns.
Martin
1958.
Wash.—Files With SEC—-
Inc.—Registers With
The
000
Africa.
Street,
SEC
be
Ileyden Newport Chemical
The
28,
a
shares of common.stock
denominations
nominal.
Fourth
with
added
be
corporation
Aug.
they will receive a commission of
$0,375 per share.
V 1
company was organized under Colorado
law on Feb. 26, 1959.
Initially, it intends to engage in the
preparation, and sak; of concen¬
trate bases for the
bottling of two cola beverages to be sold under
the trade names and brand
of I C Cola
Regular and I C Cola Lighter.
The proceeds
derived from
the
sale of
the shares
will be
used
to
further the corporate
purposes and In the preparation
of
the con¬
centrate
and
the
enfranchising of bottlers, the .1 local and national
promotion of advertising of its
beverages, and where necessary to
make loans to such bottlers for the
purchase of-glass for the
bottling
of the beverages.
The amount of $1,043,000 is
slated for advertising
advances, working capital and general
corporate purposes, and $160 000
for
fixed
an¬
working capital and used for general
purposes.
R. C. Steele, company President, and three other
together with .members of their families, own 123,354 of the
outstanding shares.—V. 184, p. 2370.
This
•513,083
£2,75
$S
paid
The
officials,
for the
145[000
Corp.,Wattle,
winch
^corporate
Naval Stores
766!ooe
„_!
to 2% stock dividend
salc at by Purvis &
$-.50 Per share.
basis
PfT
f
efforts
$670,877 of long-term debt.
The
company intends to apply a portion ($315,000) of the
proceeds of the
stock sale to the discharge of a portion of such
debt.
The balance of
the
1958
This
machinery,
conveyor
Hewitt-Robins
stock,
capital
standing 194,624 shares of stock
should
June 25.
income
on
company,
located
at
704
Equitable
a registration
statement with the SEC
registration of 600,000 shares of
common
systems
Change—
19.-,9
filed
underwriting group headed by F. S. Smithers & Co. The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the
design, development ancl manufacture
of honeycomb
cores, used principally for structural work,
It has out¬
data
Aircraft
taxes
°£ Junc 23 filed
? 111 5
?'
and
I C
prop¬
is
paper
ether
transmission
Products^Inc.—Registers With
company,
Lower
,
$
$
Ilexccl
Gulton
group,
integrated
•
share^—l:
per
.The proceeds
ation
2742.
p.
Co.—Earnings
30—
L ImXr' <$ ° PCr SharC"
a
p. 2784.
subsidiary,
England,
earnings
?
coatings
hydroxyethyl
veyor
belting, vibrating screens, power
industrial rubber products.
This is the company's sixth
foreign
—V.
April
^Adjusted 2507.
188, p. to give effect
Ilyak Skiing
Ilevvitt-Robins Inc.—Established Italian Unit—
Holland,
Ended
$75,000
some
"Natrosol
nonionic
a
59;948
236,338
$0.25
-V.
Additional Registra¬
issue,
new
wide
a
ceramics, inks, and latex emulsions
(P. N.)
Machine
Division—Plans Name
"See
-
250," is a water-soluble stabilizer and
thickener.
Extensive
development work suggests its
application in
water-based emulsion paints,
preparation of polyvinyl acetate emul¬
sions, textile warp and finish sizes, paper
Sales
American
B.
&
telemetered
addition
the
"With
from
Industries
II.
Net
out¬
-
introduction of
product,
.$1,037,204
67.416
236,338
the
suggest its use
this company.
new
Months
to be ofefred
announced
was
June 24 by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton. President.
According to Dr. Gulton,. formation of the Ortholog Division marks
the company's expansion
into statistical ancl data analysis, a new
and
sophisticated electronics field. The new division will
specialize
on
in
one-
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Introduces
New Chemical
erties
~
~~
_
2291.
p.
Provision for Federal
company
became ah investment company
during the last half of 1958 by virtue of the
acquisition of certain
stock interests.
Prior to that time its
primary interest had been in
the development of real "estate
acquisitions it had made.
Net pro¬
ceeds of the stock sale will be used
for general corporate
purposes,
which may include acquisition of
additional assets and reduction of
bank and mortgage debt.—V. 189,
p.
2891.
Period
motive,
Nine
with
the
SEC
on
June
24,
1959,
covering
22.820 shares of 5% convertible preference
stock, w$12 par, to'be offered
-•
•
1
'
1 1 "
for public sale at
par.
No underwriting is involved.
in
183,
Up
1958
$976,718
ac¬
purposes.
Heartland Development Corp.
tion Details—
Organized
1959
IIoov«r Ball & Bearing
properties. Net proceeds of this
general funds and working
capital of
According to the prospectus, Hancock owns all of the
standing shares of common stock, issued in
exchange for
of assets transferred
by him to the company.
corporate transport airplane, the Gulfstream.
the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), has been
of a list of 40 companies who have placed orders
10-to-12-passenger prop-jet plane to take delivery.
The vii
company will put the Gulfstream into fleet service in September, fol¬
lowing its "fitting out" 011 the west coast where Pacific Airmotive Corp.,
and
—V.
,■
Jackson
-
share—
per
plant.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings
:
outstanding-!-
property-
undivided
an
sales
they plan to
own
Ce * 5"Unifc prCSS' Jnstalle<* at
Bluff
the
used
and
company
1959
installed,
PU546
125 residential lots in the
Highland Park area
anticipated that the initial construction operations
is
commenced
financing will be
October
California,
third interest in fees in
will
In
capacity of 80 pages with
and Daily News
have an-
when th®
V188
Earnings
irresident, John W. Hancock, consisting principally of
cash,
receivables, and a small amount of construction
equipment, trucks
and -automobiles,
together with $25,000 borrowed from a limited
group
.
overall
acquired
its
persons
an
Clarion-Ledger
Net profit alter taxes and
minority interest
Common shares
wild
.construction
of
residential
It presently Iras no construc¬
commencing business with certain
have
The
Quarter Ended March 31—
law
business,
color.
Hoffman International
of
surrendered
new
the
number
in 1943
construction,
housing projects and shopping centers.
Sinclair is the first
for
will
■
in
delivered
^.
Engineering
—
corporation's
certified
made
Aircraft
nrhTth f,
offered
the
debentures
units will
press
of spot
i«
n°w Hoe equipment is
print their 16-page Sunday color
comic sectidns in their
common, at $8.50
best efforts basis
by
underwriters,
new
pages
Net
company
50,000
Group Securities, Inc.—Fund Reports Six-Month Gains
The
24
of
an
to
The
the
units
ancl
189, p. 2351.
shows
and
pajr,
to
cancellation,
The
to
and
made
firms,
complete market coverage for Hewitt-Robins
Com¬
The corporation
—V.
be
other
$2
common
corporation on June 19 announced the establishment of
wholly-owned subsidiary in Italy to provide better service
make such a payment.
will mail the shares representing this stock dividend
on
Aug. 27, 1959 to common stockholders of record July 23, 1959.
Fractional shares will not be issued.
Instead, Greyhound will make
a
cash payment at the rate of $21.67 a common share for the frac¬
"
to
three
share
l
stock,
proposed
the
This
Stock Dividend—
received
pay
is
offering
and
is
of
a
share
Offering Suspended
183,
dividend, it was an¬
nounced on June 22 by F. W. Ackerman, President.
At its May meeting, the directors indicated their
intention, subject
-
This
Kass
It
shares
lose, available in four viscosity types.—V. 189,
Corp.—Stock
Greyhound Corp.—To
The
if
quarter
consider
to
2784.
p.
Uranium
Cordillera
directors
preferred
stock.
50,000
selling commission of $1.30 per unit.
The remaining 50,000 shares of
common
stock are
to holders of outstanding 4% subordinated
debentures
be in a
first store
our
"Custorpary arrangements will be made for stockholders to sell their
fractional
unit.
per
Kenneth
The commercial
recent
payable
are
convertible
common
and
consisting of 4 shares of preferred and
outside Continental U. S."
which
par
will
these
shopping center in San Juan, Puerto Rico/which will be
cumulative
preferred
of
figures include those 'x>f the
Metropolitan" Stores, Ltd., and* of the
G%
shares of
quire
stockholders.
to
The
of
100,000
of
Green Co.—Reports Loss in First Quarter—
Consolidated sales and earnings of this company for the first quarter
of its fiscal year which started Feb. 1 are given in the
quarterly letter
mailed
shares
200,000
the
expenses,
warrants
30,000
Securities
at
and will be entitled to purchase
lc
warrants,
and
per
an
received
The registration
additional 11,250 warrants
by it as additional com-
warrant.
«
increase in primary aluminum production that
ha's made within- two month's as a. result of the. steady,
in market demand for aluminum":
' «
With reactivation of the Mead potline Kaiser Aluminum win be,op¬
erating at a new record high of 546,500 tons of ; its total annual
capacity of 009,500 tons of primary aluminum, an operating,level pt
approximately 90%/ Tl)« company will now be operating seven of the
eight potlines at the Mead Works. The reduction plants at Chalmette,
La.i and Raveitswood, W. Va., are operating at full capacity'.—V. 189,
^Tho^roduct^of
and its subsidiaries fall into four
plywood wall panels, plywood,
plastic
•ami nates and miscellaneous products.
Net proceeds of this financing
Vin be applied,
in part ($100,000), to the reduction of
„1"1
tmnk loans; $50,000 to liquidate long term debt; and the balance foi
additional gmrking capital, to be used principally to carry inventories
«nd accounts receivable.—V, 188, p. 1519.
}
the
company
classifications—prefinishbd
.
head
can
Mr.
conditions,
International Oil & Metals
•a
«n
district of
Big-Indian
the
nounced
15.
June
on
Executive
Each
up
Holt, President, an¬
'
producing uranium ore at
,.
.
*
.
•
,
,,
,
.
the rate oi
•75,000 a month, or at an annual rate of $900,000, and on an aiVP
f/asis is netting about ten cents a share on the company s 4,000,000
«hares outstanding.
He said the Company produced uranium on; oi
«t cross
value of $250,000 in the first five months, this year.
Total
■output last year amounted to $300,000.—"V. 180, p. 1504.
the company is now
said
He
Accident Insurance Co. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company, located at 540 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tcnn.,
•tied a registration statement with the SEC on June 26, 1959, covering
350 060 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
«ale bv the present holders thereof through an underwriting group
•leaded by Equitable Securities Corp.
The public offering price and
•mderwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Interstate Life has outstanding 2,984,207 common shares.
The pro¬
spectus
selling stockholders; whose holdings aggregate 904,1,5
chares. -The largest blocks are held by H. Cloy Evans Johnson, Piem«5ert
219 577 shares; Joseph \V. Johnson, Jr., Vice-President, 201,.*86;
«nd David P. £>.. -Johnson, Vice-President, 225,3'03... Each proposes to
jpell 63 497 shares;hThe Evans-,Pounda,t^v>rI?lc.» proposes to sell 84,5.0.)
«.f
it« holdings
of 128,952 shares; and three trusts propose
to sell
25,000 shares each of their holdings of 42,984 shares eachJ-V. 189,
Interstate Life &
formerly
above
Chemical
&
server
Corp.'
Vice-President' and
as
General
;<
"
l<|r,q
expenses
and
SEC
(net)
-
Twelve Months Ended May
Operating
Operating
.
revenues
expenses
$10,047,264
:
.1,937,561
$5,921,599
$8,109,703
stock
■Other
i n come
Gross
$5,969,564
Net
$1,758,061
•"
deductions
Income
——--
—
stock----'—-
—
preferred stock dividends—:
common stock outstanding--. — - -
Balance after
of
Shares
Darnings
per
—V. 188,
p.
share-———
common
tradin"
in
Detroit
Stock
the
further 10-day
517;585
$3,484*,519
(2,997,356
issued
competitive
at
'
qualified
At
25,908,270
221,815
28,533"?;
K-
-
cf
2891.
'
807,506
**•
1,682,868
:
It
Jet-IIeet, Inc.—Seeks
437,861
$2,083,921
$1,862,949
$5,644,423
;
Exemption Order—
$0.87
$2.63
$2.40
1,050,880
com.
'■
of
sales
^
Co.—Merger Approved—
a"t
a
* c
Kennedy
reorganization of Jet-Heet; and the Commission lias issued an order
interested persons until July 7, 1959, to request a hearing
•hereon.
"
:
V
Jet-Heet is an engineering add licensing company providing dcvel■orment
services
for
manufacturers seeking
new
products, largely
In the field ol heat transfer apd thermomechanisms. 'As of Dec. 31v
the
giving
1958,
ctock,
its outstanding securities consisted of 46,887 shares of common
10c par value, $20,000 of G't
demand notes, and $312,500 ol
due 1962-1967. • Of these securities, American Research held
that date 18,521 shares of f; the .common stock, $10,000 of the
a
demand notes, and $204,700 of the 5b. notes.
Jet-Heet proposes
plan of reorganization under»-which its capital stock will he in¬
creased, from 100,000 shares of 00111111911 stock
to 500,000 shares of
cuch sioCk.
Upon the consent, in writing of the holders of at least
designs
formed
in
manufacture
held
of
by
I.
Cc.bcntu.res
the
,
electrical
of
receive $4 principal amount of such
common stock.
Jet-Heet further pro¬
shares
ol
The'
Chairman
W.
Bert
The new' notbs aiid stock will be divided equally
Research and a director of Jet-Heet, who own
•fie demand notes presently! outstanding.
The application stute.s that
•he plan is proposed as, a means by. which Jet-Heet will improve its
fiiiancial position and be able to attract new captial.—V. 175, p, 2178.
corporate planning of Hunt Foods and
demand notes.
American
of
.given
with the SEC 011 June 26,
covering 28,902 shares of common stock, to be offered pursuant
plan for sale of common stock to employees of Jewel Tea Co.
Inc. and its subsidiary corporations.—V, 189, p. 2676.
V
its
Johns-Manville Corp.—New Plant in Production—
The
June .30 officially put
into production at Klamath
plant which for the first time
major commercial basis.
Under a
long-term- contract with' the government, Johns-Manville
•will take about 50,000 cords of. lodgepole pine each year from the
company
Falls,
on
a
multi-million dollar
native lodgepole pine 011 a
Ore.,
using
Located
buildings
p.
and
on
with
Rogue
a
River
290-acre
a'total
national forests.
the plant consists
tract,
of "285,000 square feet
Engineering
of floor
six
groups
space.—V
This
tional
corporation •announced or.. June 23 that
\ ;
In
in
of
the
steel
and
eight
Austria.
six
last
*
tons.
the
operations ' will
be
•
•
.
—
that
earnings .per share for the
24%
gieater !than those
quarterly
dividends
were
declared
1959,
Regular
were
dividend
the
on
common
stock,
there
also
was
on
based
the
on
number
average
of
690,405
shares
the
for
in
prior
ordcTs
•*
-
year,
totals
Stein,-
96
The
.
present
$11,049,000
/
mark-id
Increase "Jiad
during the second half 'of
orders
new
oi
compared -with
thitv/a
stated
and
indicated that the
He
that
increase
an
•
President,
both shipments
year.
or
$11,142,000
-
•
declaration
1%
the
01
year-end
this recent trend, and rm'lectcd management's
would be projected into foe new fiscal year.
trend
this
/
V
•/
-
equipment
includes
reach
to
fivb
'.fi^lSSffes
safety
the machines prior
unsafe"
an
of-research,.
years
new/equipment -provides
for
alarming
to
the
concentration.
»'»
time
Kodak
-v/di// ';
and
that
auto¬
vapors
awarded
the
."•» 5/P/,
faster-acting
safety
features
than
Kodak's continuing interest
2352.
p.
-
..
Buys Site
—
—
The
company: on June_i5 announced that it will exercise options it
holds to purchase 874 acres' of lan J approximately 10 miles south
now
near Labirop.
, **;
:/>.
■
6/.
Officials of the company'emphasized that it is" not intended do build
/ .glass factory there in the near future.;
;
' ■ '
,
r k
"This property has been acquired in accordance with a. long-range
-'..
,
plqnning program," declared George P. Mac-Nichgl. Jr.. President. "Our
manugemmR, has purchased this site - to have land available should a
V
•
flat glass plant in that area become desirable."
Thj California property, niade up of 10 or more
•-
farms,
was
*,
<
assembled
provide
Industries-,' Inc-
eeSk
Colombian
company
Construction
of
the San
to
Joaquin River for water supply
139, p. 2243./>---
and
also for discharge
'plant wasteWatdr:—V.
'
*
Contract—
Corp,?
a
pany's
E.
who
Beck
Mr.
of
the
Beck
is
Vice-President
has
Jjilly
has
been
outside
named
is
President
responsible
the
United
of
as
Lilly
1958.j
member
a
committee
Eli
of
Eli Lilly International
all_of the parent com¬
succeeds Harry Mal-
for
States.
He
'
continue
of
&
the
Co.
of
.*
the
board
of
directors
-
and
parent company. He has been a
in charge of industrial relations
,
International
installations
Mexico.
-
retiring.
will
executive
since. March,
Eli
V
subsidiaryr which
operations
linson.
"
:
Lilly & Co.—New President of Unit Elected—
Burton
has awarded a. contract to Kop¬
Division in connection with its
months,
Koppers
foreign
received
been
has receiv.ed
in
Mexico
for
work
Engineering 'and
construction
Argentina and Colombia.
countries.
Italy, Brazil.
make
to
contracts
engineering surveys have been
and Ecuador.—V. 189, p^ 2785.
received
in^Turkey,
Corp.
Buys
Then
Leases
Four
Electronic
Machines—
^
it will put 22,000 addi¬
office in
/ of Stockton, Calif.,
•
different
have
Contracts
189
cf primary aluminum capacity in operation by June 28
by-reactivating another pptline at its'Mead. W*ash>, 'reduction- plant
,
•
in
Australia,
Corp. sells
products in 120 countries and
Canada,
England. Brazil,
Argentina, Colombia,
and
India.—V.
189,
p.
1929.
,
Corp.—Reactivates Pot-
.
initial
possible heretofore and is part of
significant safety developments.—V. * 189,
in
Koppers Division has received a contract ;to'<furnish, engineer¬
procurement, inspection, expediting and construction management
...services lor additional steel-making facilities at*the plant of, Acerias
Paz del Rio.
S. A: at' Belenciito. Colombia.
More -' specifically, Koppers
will
have
charge of extensive alterations to
the- steel firm's- cokeoven
and by-product plant;
additions to permit"production of sheet
steel; and additions to the skelp-making-equipments.--»\, ■
The work
is expected to be completed eariyj. in; 1962.-/-.
'•
/•'
Kratter
line—
.
}"."?> ?>,•-'/'
Nevada
Shipments & Earnings Up
—
were
2352-"
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
that
^
The
contracts
of
.
dividend.
record
open
tend
The
ing.
,
Fremont
Inc.—Gets
American
South
1
vaV working
purposes.
'Neg: and its principal
reported
May 31,
year.....
stock,
contract'after
..v
expansion program.
JX 59,
In
The
might
-
Co.,
Koppers
A
pers
funds
*
Wilshire
22
June
stock
of
Melville
(Eli)
Tea Co. Inc.—Registers With SEC—
'
/-:«- ,.,/
engage
contemplated
ended
directors
of
general
Industri
and
Foods
reason
number
This company filed a registration statement
to
to
matically, shutting down
by management/in requesting .an increase in the
was
to provide for.'representation' on the board
substantial shareholders hot presently represented.—V. lay, p. 2247;
The
tictween
of
Hunt
of
at
and
;./.? /
.:
.
promotion
Long & Levit;
law
Jewel
•
'
ha$k^jbevn ^elee|ed;;to, t/.e board
"
'
a4' " ' A '
*
*
~
the
member
senior
Levit,
firm
"
to issue a total of $20,000 of new Five-Year 6b
Notes, and 46,C38 shares of common stock, in exchange for its presently outstanding
poses
€%
.
,
Foul' New Directors—
additional members
following
F
the
offered
'//./'/'/>'//•''
for
corporate
Receives.Eastman Contract—
%
Norton Simon,
be
This company lias received a contract for an undisclosed amoiuit
ffom;-. Egstmah Kodak Co., . Rochester, N. Y., covering infrared equipni<'ni for measuring solvent vuporsLirom fttm toM coating machines,
enlioimc'ed on June 19.'.
is, engaged exclusively in
transmission towers'..iahd
;•
Knox Glass, Inc.
to
,
Gl-3
cash
the
ago.
confidence
microwave
811.
p.
ten-year 5% subordinated income debentures and
.stock.
For each $25 in principal a mount , of notes
noteholders will
18.75
and
and
/,
with
notification
stock
common
company's
general
stock dividend reiroguized
Khnberly, President, on June 15 announced preliminary, sales
him,
common
currendercd,
constructs- large
and
1953
class A
Files With
—
—J
of
Southern
I'/
of
year
the fiscal
year ended April-30/1959 of $368,318.000
compared with $345,845,110 in the previous year. .Estimated
earnings on
common stock
were
$26,271,000-._o,rp..$3.pl. „a%shares,In
the preceding year, earnings were $25,512,012 or ^2.92; a share.—-V. 189,
amount of the 5%
notes, Jet-Heet, will issue to
Cc.cli consenting noteholder, in return for the surrender of /all of the
cotes
was
principal
in
2138'
p.
for tlle~ fiscal year ended May'3T, 1959
to '$35,962,000
compared with $15,262,000 for the previous
representing an increase of 2%.
New orders received during the
just closed totaled
$36,055,090
compared
with new orders of
occurred
cor¬
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
John R.
«,
chares
and
design
189,
Consolidated,net- shipments
oacklog
(%this corporation for the fiscal
,
€%
17%
•'
operating, divisigrt and Its stockholders receive
Kennedy
1945.
Ancdror
letter
a
Libbcy-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
notes
of
to
a
$33,103,000
switchyard structures for electrical utility companies. / »
Kennedy plants are situated in Cohassetfand Hiiigham,- Mass'. Anchor
plants are at Hurst, Tex.; Fort MadisoiE '.Iowa^ and \Anniston. Ala.
Satellite-Kennedy, Inc., is in Monterey, (Calif.—V. 189, p/ 2458.
,.
%cJc
in*
Formed
V.
to 21'4 cents per share on the class A and class B 5%
stocks and 15 cents per share 011 the common-.stock.'
In
common
year
net income $151,306.
$6,864,708:
at
company ,011
year,
told
antennae.
■
totaled $868,191 208
amounted
special meeting- June_29, approved
competitive
were
1959.
outstanding during the year. Net earnings for the previous year were
$1,112,127, equivalent to $1.35 per share based on the average number
of 676,556 shares then outstanding
•*.>•'*;•
v
-
•
*
of
4
All dividends are- payable
July 25 to
July 10. 1959.
The consolidated net earnings of the comimny rrid its
wholly owned
Canadian subsidiary were $1,353,176 for the fiscal year. After
providing
for dividends on preferred stocks, the earnings
equal $1.68 per share
$5.1*61,702
$0.97
3
its
presently
the
stockholders
$6,212,582
437,861
filed,
added, to
proposes
year which
the
previous
.
American Research & Development Corp., Boston
investment company, has applied to the SEC lor an exemption order
tinder the Investment Company Act of 1940 with respect to a proposed
affiliate
is
to
Addition
2,040,865
$6,695,304
1,050,881
-
This
California
preferred
,llvl.
f>.
13,
Philadelphia, Pa.
16
Building, Carson City,
company
for
-
$8,253,447
$8,378,172
Kennedy share for each 3t?a/Anchcif shares."***—-« > «.r—
the meeting, D." S. Kennedy, who will,be .Chairman,of the
more
a
net
{
closed.
for
fiscal
$8,031,632
stockholders thai/the mcuger places ^tlie company in
position for national commercial distribution. It
will
provide greater financial
strength, stability and flexibility : of
operations, he stated.
"
:
^ vMr. Kennedy said that for the fiscal year
ended March 31. 1959
the company, exclusive of Anchor, had total .sales-of $13,873,000 and
to
a
net
loss of $7,482.
The - loss, he said, was- due primarily to the
the
■nenses
stretchout ol' a major government contract ami starting-iip, expenses
s
lor Satellite-Kennedy, a West Coast subsidiary.;
In the previous ve ' il*
sale of the bonds will be used lor the com¬
pany's 1959 constrnttion program, for the reimbursement of its treas¬
ury
for such expenditure!?, and for other corporate purposes.
ConCoruction. expenditures in 1959 are estimated at $1C,1'«8.000.
V. 189,
the
ended June
Leeds & Nortlirup Co.
24,391,978
$8,349.63!)
$2,300,810
of this company
a
as
weeks
over
portion of the State ol* California and more
the Counties of Los Angeles and Ora:i"e.
v
189
2567.■ y ■
•'
'
p
proposal to merge with Anchor Metals, ; Inc. of Hurst, Tex. Anchor
previously have given their approval.
■ ,
•
\
surviving corporation, under the D. S. Kennedy name, is ex¬
pected to have sales of about $20,000,000 a year, ,it was stated. Anchor
one
15% •
or
Specifically wituin
The
continues
the-first-24
year.
BouBvard
; Santa' Mohicd, Calif.
in the business of purchasing and
selling on the best terms available, unimproved large tracts of real
property within or near growth potential areas of existing communi¬
stockholders
issue
last
to:teausact. business within the Stat*? of California and
principal ofiice in the State of Nevada at the ' Virginia
Truekee
State
a
bunds
period
same
for
$1,526,214.
company
maintains its
and
•
poration,
CUNctUm*oceeds89of
662,973
(D. S.) Kennedy &
Light Co.—^Bond Sale Cleared
order* authorizing this company to
bidding $8,000,000 of first mortgage
Rise—*/
income
ol
.1959—12 Mos —1958
p.
74,560
—
for
Stockholders
cards
company, was incorporated in /ho State of
1959 and
not a^yef. engaged, in business.
The
April 13
has
$3.00
-
$3,108,316
$2,521,782
Stock
Earng. per coin, share-V. 189, p. 1574.
$1.10
an
1,174
.
avail,
Bal.
IBM
BUSINESS-The
The
(net)--
dividends
Pfd.
2,997,350
$1.23
$3,033,756
$3,184,755
deducs.
actually
which
using
$34,257,915 $32,423,610
9,887,459
$3,183,581
books
"declared
common stock of F. L. Jacobs Co, on the New York and
Exchanges and in the Over-the-Counter Market'for a
-period, July 1 to July 10, 19o9, inclusive.
V. 189, p. 2891.
lias
SEC
sell
517,585
$3,093,918
,
10,625,G41
income
Net
June 29
Jersey Central Power &
Tire
$4,002,104
Co.—Stock Further Suspended by SEC
announced the issuance of an order suspending
(F» L.) Jacobs
1959—5 Mos.—1958
$13,809,222 $12,921,215
June
on
available
amounting
49.
The SEC on
■e.nd
$4,211,503
the first 24 weeks
the
ties..
income
Gross
increase
the
for
PROCEEDS—To ,be
Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—*
&
oper. revenues ._
income- (net)_~—1
Income
income----...-—
Dividends on preferred
$5,546,678
$1,544,574
Net
Other
•„..
—
55,234
-
■
.
and
$8,075,933
$3.01
,
$5,491,444
47,965
and taxes_^
reported net
an
Voz Publishing Co.,
.capital
1,942,895
.
—
Operating
revenuesOper. exps. <fe taxes
29,340,423
.
Land
1,458,843
$10,018,828
pfd. stock,.
qn
Period End. May 31
31,664,957
an
be-well
■*' '
Equities, Inc. — Common Stock Offered—Ross.
Lyon & Co., Inc., of New York City/ on June 24
ppblicly
offered 200,000 shares, of class A common stocks
(par one
cent) at $1 per share. This offering was oversubscribed
2757.
Kansas Gas
$37,586,556 $34,831,867
exis-mhe
.
1958
1959
31—;
earnings——---•
income (iiet),_.
Net
V
—
$10,427,217
for
liniiied
Earnings Higher
"Iowa Public Service Co.
for
to
'./.'
•
cards
without underwriting.
/
The proceeds are to be used for expenses
publication of the newspaper "La Voz".
47,884,678
2,378,529
__-_2
--J
—
Earnings per share of common
p.
reported
■
,
$12,425,793 $11,477,671
—.—_—
,
requirements
186,
in
j
credit
on
par,
$12,354,926 $11,3793148
—.L'i.
.* 70.8G7
98,423
-
Balance
June 26
011
covering 2,000 shares of
The
—V.
maehin
-characters
/:•
corporation
i qcn
•
49,204,441
taxes.
income
deductions
Dividend
dnl'
is''the
raised
Securities and Exchange Commission
$G1,559;307 $59,263,926
—..I...-;
income
Net
was
*
$11,953,431,
of
La
■■•..*■
revenues
income
Gross
Inc.,
---,
Databossers
topping those for the first six periods of 1958 by 6/
on
Income
California/Western
,
12 Month Ended May 31--r-
income
of
Sales
Kaiser,
Operating
of
Machines,
Earnings were equivalent to i.M»c per sales dollar.
Net income is
after provision for Federal income taxes of
$12,949,551,
Net income
was
equal to 97 cents per share of common stock, as compared to '
85c per share earned in the like week of
Kansas City Power & Light Co—Earnings Up—
\
610.
f).
Alumipiim
Kaiser
i
Other
four
;
company
1959
income
'
Operating
Operating
Co.
Kroger Co.—Sales and Earnings
The
of
of each organization.
;
*
L
formerly Vice-President of Aluminum, Steel and
Cement, and President Of Willys Motors, becomes Chairman
of - the
Board
of
each
organization.
'./•: 7 %/.■.;:/■
■ "/..
./ E.
E.
Trefethen, Jr., formerly Executive Vice-President of «each
company, assumes the new position of Vice-Chairman of the Board
of each of the four organizations.
>v •.V;h •'/'•/"
Messrs. Kaiser., Sr., Edgar Kaisbr, Trefethen, Jr., and Henry Kaiser,
Jr., will. continue
as
Chairman of the Board,* President, ExecutiveVice-President, and Vice-President, respectively, oi the parent firm,;
Kaiser Industries Corp. They also will continue-holding these respective
positions with other major Kaiser companies—V. 183,
p.-;-1^3.
expanded the ore body on its property
the
input.
as
of
F.
tire
for
Databosser
embosses
J.
Edgar
Oil
Mar.vin Kratter, Chairman of tho Bpar^, stated: -.This .-transaction
only evidences diversification"frohl real esti.ei investment but
brings Hie. lease-back technique out of the area of private deals to one
affecting the stockholder,'}, cf a publicly owned corporation;"--*'
/ *•
Personnel
Founder-Chairman
of
Standard
not
their respective organizations.
V/////^;'
Kaiser, Si*., forme Hy°<ehairman of the Board and Presi¬
dent
of
Kaiser
Aluminum,
Kaiser Steel,
and
Permanente
Cement,
and Chairman of the Board of Willys Motors, assumes the new position
Corp.—Steps Up Operations
its uranium mining operations as
Utah, Gordon C.
the
of
Henry
the
Sr., on June 22 announced important
Officer,
Manager
to
them
price paid
$300,000.:.
above
changes in the
top management structure of four of the principal* companies in the
Kaiser industrial
group
he founded.
Mr. Kaiser, Chairman of the
Board of Kaiser Iiflustries Corporation, the parent organization, said/
the boards of directors of .the companies have elected: "
•
/.•/.■'•
J. L. Ashby,
President and Chief Executive Officer of Kaiser Steel
Corp.; S...A. Girard .President and Chief Executive Officer,
Willys
Motors, Inc.; W.
A. Marsh, President and Chief Executive Officef,
Pernlanente
Cement
Co.; and D.
A. Rhoades/ President;, and Chief-
151 combine, the four-row
yields with ease under the
Keeler pointed out.—V. 189, p. 2076,
This, corporation is ste!>ping
result of having substantially
7
Kaiset,
Ilenry J.
with the McCormick No.
pick and shell the heaviest
combination
In
Roughest
The
.
The
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Changes in
leased
had
Inc.,
and/or Dashew Business
aggregate term of eight-years
"*.
2507.
p.
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
City, Calif., four high-speed Electronic Credit Card Machines
and
—
Co..—Develops New ProductTills company will release, on a limited preproduction basis, a new
"•rig-capacity four-row corn hea'd for use on its McCormick No. 151
^combine, which will enable one man to do the work of two; Maik V.
4Keeler, Vice-President, Farm Equipment Group, announced on June 2o.
Developed
hi
the interest of the
farmer to effect considerable
cavities in cost and time in harvesting corn crops, this new
coin
tiead
aMirst in the farm equipment industry, Js. a mechanical device
that'adapts a' combine for the picking and shelling of corn. It Snaps
•our
rows
of corn at one time carrying the ears to the threshing
cylinder of the combine where the kernels are shelled from the cobs.
.
Operation's,
International Harvester
«orn
of Culver
fourth
the
the corporation
continuing gains
101,925 c-omnion
the
is
This
underwriting in connection with a previous offering.
shares issuable upon the exercise of all the
jnensatlon as an
«ind
ChroniclS-.
The Commercial and Financial
(52)
In
.
a
mere
to
pf
diversification
(a
publicly
June
25
implement further ito lo.ig range .investment^policy
via net lease-back arrangements, this corporation
owned
that
it
company
trading
has purchased from
over
the
Dashew
counter». announced
Business
on
MacifinFs, -Jnfc.,
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.
.This
corporation
$2,500,000
for
on
June 23
high-power sonar
total
—
Backlog Up Sharply
reported
'new
orders
in
excess
—
of
equipment, bringing the company's
to $16,400,000. A year ago the'company had
backlog >f business
a
backlog of SG,900.000.
1
t
In making the announcement, CamSron G.
Pier.:e. President, stated
that a portion of the orders ar* for the development of miniaLurized
sonar irstailations which
ultimately may become part of the standard
gear of submarines, surface ships and aircraft where space limitations
are
a
problem,
l ing-Altec., Mr. Pierce said, has reduced the size of the sona** units
to
"approximately
that' c>f
a
six-inch
cube.
.
Formerly each*E'of
these
Volume 190
Number 5861
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(53)
units
occupied
approximately 20 cubic feet,
the
or
volume
of-
large
a
the Bangor & Aroostook will be
maintained, Mr. Robertson said,
that "the bus service can be
expanded as needed."
fjjjng cabinet.
The nev: orders, which came from the, U. S.
Navy, Raytheon. Manu¬
Co. and other prime contractors, are an outgrowth of re¬
search ancl development contracts undertaken
by the company for the
U. S. Navy
The present contracts. Mr. Pierce added, are 'for
Mr.
equipment, and substantial production contracts
p.,tog,
prototype
indicated,—V, 189,
are
Miller
also
said
the
Maine
Central
will
continue
to
adding
"Gull"
car
.
■*••"■'/•;
operate
with
from
passengers
Boston
for
Saint John
will
transfer
from
coaches
to* sleeping cars
at Portland, and from sleeping'cars to coaches for
in the opposite direction.
added that the Bangor <fc Aroostook
sleeping car will
be operated between Van
Buren and Portland on its southbound
trips,
and between
Boston
and
Van
Buren on
northbound trips,
in
the
period July 12 to Sept. 12.
The operation will be made
possible, lie
said, by the Van Buren sleeper northbound
trips on a train other than
the Gull, on which the Boston
& Maine will continue to. use conven¬
tional equipment
during the summer. The southbound sleeping car trip
will have a connection at Portland with
coach service for Boston.'—
V. 189, p. 2786.
j
Boston
Uranium
Lisbon
The
directors
.
Corp.—Dividend—Merger—
have
declared
dividend
a
of
42c
share
per
Mr.
■*
the
on
stock, payable June 29 to stockholders of record on June 26.
in effect, a cash payment
preliminary) to an
exchange of stock in the proposed merger to which Lisbon is a
party,"
A. P. Kibbe, President, stated* Lisbon is one of four
companies slated to
common
dividend- is,
"The
bo
info The Hidden Splendor Mining Co., 100%
Atlas Corp., to form the country's largest
merged
sidiary
of
sub¬
owned
independent
uranium company.
In
merger
Lisbon stockholders will exchange the company's
stock for
the 6^, $il par value, preferred
stock of the
Hidden Splendor Mining Co. Each, share of Lisbon will receive
in par value of
the new preferred, less
the
amount
of
the
,,
$3.50
dividend
declared
said,
Kibbe
Mr.
stock
Lisbon
preferred.
basis
June
The
21, according to Mr. Kibbe.
deducting the 42c dividend,
after
will
receive
merged
$3.08
in
value
par
is
company
of
Tiie
to
expected
this
On
Hue
on
soon as the merger is completed,
according to Mr. Kibbe.
hearings on the merger have been completed and the merger
propo.^al will bo- submitted to the company's shareholders later this
as
SEC
total of 5,660,230* Lisbon
Atlas corp., owns,
A
This
is
the
first
dividend
since
Lisbon
was
Offering of cozcm/m stock at 20c per
an-
Yi*
organized
share.—v.
in
188,
1954,
'
• "1
W.'
•
':;'Y.
would
stated.
operate
1
existing airports.-—V.
189,
to the expiration
to
*
Richardson,
"As
raise
Board
It. is
2568.
p.
self-timing device containing
the
ration
missile.
Aircraft
the
Corp.,
overall
provide
the
Missile
to
device
is
as
Division
of
Ma gnu son
-
stock,
common
to
be
the
founded
in
1937
by
Frank
acquired
Recently,
N.
company
President,
subsidiaries
and
certain
other
facilities
are
.
at
shares,! $443,071 is to
The
balance
bo
added
to
the company's
the
those
Plans
Cease
to
company's
of
current
roads
such
substitute fast
scheduled
of
enable
the
rail¬
Van Buren and intermediate points, carrying mail and
less-than-carload freight; and piggyback freight in
highway
trailers.
"Preliminary discussions"
their * statement
read,
"indicate/
we will have
the cooperation of the Boston & Maine in
extending the
less-than-carload fast service, and the
piggyback service to other
for
Aroostook
carried
In
on
their
added ".
intend
to
.
seek
retain
mail
and
express
service,
being
now
trains."
passenger
announcement
&
Maine
elimination
of
the
two
railroad
presidents
follows
said
decision
of
"The
yearly
deficit in
passenger
on
the
Maine
$750,000
on
the
Bangor
Maine
Central
service
trips
each
Railroad
&
computed
is
according
$2,000,000
between
beyond
to
and
ICC
nearly
Portland
Bangor
and
Bangor.
passenger
One
of
these
Vanceboro, where it connects
with the Canadian Pacific,
providing through service to and from Saint
John, N. B.
Lewis ton,
The
Maine
Augusta,
Central passenger trains also
Waterville and other intermediate
presently-operated
confined
serve
to
one
round
trip,
operated between
rail
Brunswick,
stations
the
on
operate service
passenger
Bangor &
Van
service
Mr.
under
the
Bergen said.
will
effort
be
all
of
the
Titan
announced
May
that
the underwriter
shares
sold
was^ organized
at
of
2677.,
p.
the
intitial
31.
This
compared with
same
quarter
$18,176,474 for
to
Boston,
between
Saint
John
and
Boston.
Present
highway
bus
service,
on
stock
now
the
each
the
at
underwriter.
stock,
rate
Each
each
Net
York
New
unit
proceeds
of
arc
It is expected that
certificates for tho additional number of shares
will be mailed to stockholders on or
about July 10.-—V. 189. p. 2677.
McGrcgor-Donigcr Inc.
This
corporation
it was announced
is
on
The
■
exclusively to production for
growing rapidly in recent
'
-.
20,000
the
law
October
in
and
.
wilt be
division
wear
which
...
devoted
has-been
years.
The contract just signed with the officials of tho
under the BAWI (Balance Agriculture with
City ipf-Charleston
Industry) program.
provides
for remodeling of an existing onc-story modern structure
to meet tho needs of
McGrcgor-Doniger who is. leasing the building
for 25 years
with renewal options.
The building will be fully air
conditioned and will be equipped with electric conveyors and modern
to assure the mo.st efficient operation.
When in full pro¬
duction next Fall, the plant will
employ about 200 workers.
Tho new plant adds to the group which
McGregor-Donlger has ac¬
machinery
quired
in
the
South
in
recent
years. " Others
Corinth, Walnut and Winona, Miss.
tralized in Corinth.—V. 188, p. 247.
plants
Supervision
are
located In
the group is cen¬
of
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
•
1959—Month—1958 •'z"'195f>—4'Mos.—1958
$24,285,684 $22^425,793 $95,271,734 $89,738,692
16,298,5)73
15,848,237
63,023,281
63,172,650
taxes*.
2,913,025
2,301,555
11,7(33,483 ' 9,192,457
operating taxes.
'1,74C,892
'1,562,059
7,147,778
6,374,627
Operating
Operating
Federal
revenues
expenses—.
income
operating income
charges
$3,326,794
after
Net
189, p.
$2,713,942 $13,337,193 $10,998,958
2,301,641
11,356,320
9,249,722
2,836,724
2244.
Microwave
Associates,
Details— Mention
Inc.
completed
was
of
the
stock
Additional
—
made in
was
Financing
June 29 issue of the
our
public offering on June 24 of 100,000 shares of common
stock (par$l) at $22 per share by
ap underwriting group
headed by Lehman fcjthers and associates. This
offering
oversubscribed
was
and
the
books
closed.
Additional
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
are
the number of
as
and
names
shares
of
addresses
stock
common
to
the
of
be
underwriters
purchased
by them
follows;
Shares
Lehman
Brothers
Stearns
Bear,
Burn ham
Hayden,
Co.z—6,500
Co.
&
Shares
20,500
&
Lazard
5,000
.....
Carl
Stone
Paine,
Goldman, Sachs & Cc._—9.500
Co—„.
Freres
M.
Clark, Dodge & Co.
6,500
I'. Ebcrstadt & Co—«_
6,500
Emanuel, Deeljen & Co.... }5,000
Shields
&
Loeb,
6,500
__
Co—
9,500
Rhoades
&
Jackson
&
Co.
6,500
Webber,
Curtis
H.
G.
6,500
.....
&
Co...
Walker
6,500
&
Co
5,000
Awarded Contracts—
The
corporation on June 18
totalling over $366,000.
One
announced
contract
tracts
awarded
for
$52,797
Griffiss Air
at
was
Force* Base,
Y.,
N.
the
award
of
several
con¬
by the Rome Air Development
as
part
of
a
program
spon¬
by the Air Research and Development Command.
It is for
study and
investigation
of
design
factors
in
high-power
gaseous
discharge switches. Duplexers or switching tubes, are used in micro¬
wave
radar
and
communication
systems to allow one antenna to
transmit
both
Another
and
receive.
research
by the U. S.
Army
development
of
a
and development contract for $64,500 wa-» awarded
Signal Supply Agency, Fort Monmouth, N. J., for
high-power, (C-band) Beacon Magnetron.
The third contract was
Air
Force
and
is
froiq the Dayton Air Force Depot" at Gentile
Ohio.
Base,
Dayton,
$249,300.
for
It
for
is
microwave
switching
tubes
corporation on Juno 18 also announced the award of two re¬
search and development contracts from the Navy Department, Bureau
of Ships. The contracts, totaling $151,000 are for studies in the field
of
solid-state
microwave
in
sale
techniques.—V.
Middle South Utilities, Inc.
Period End. May 31—
revenues—
May 1958,
installation
will
per
—-V.
p.
promotion, production test equipment, researcli and dcvelopdemonstrators for special systems, receivables, inventories,
189,
$
11.615.645
3,280,493
3,288,476
7,857,563
7,918,203
11,587
10,502
28,289
27,230
76,134,917
oper.
revs;..
Consolidated net income
shares
-1958
11,574,626
Total
Earnings
$
56.351,578 159,985.353
71,266,201
—_
Coin,
1959—12 Mos.
$
61,268,211
—
Other
used
2892.
*
gas
Transit !
gone
be
p.
1959- -5 Mos.- -1958
.
——
Natural
189,
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
$
Operating
1957
7,569,683
3,050,000
.outstandg.
share—
2677.
149,289,733
19,924,394
20,121,630
187,795,599 177,356,796
7,353,195
21,246,503
20,681,284
8,050,000
3,050,000
8,050,000
$0.94
$0.01
$2.64
.
$2.57
pre¬
and
Oscar
company
are
Robert
outstanding
21,000.
Robert Meisel
Mid-States Shoe Co.—Exempted From Reporting Rule
Meisel,
Nadel.
Robert Meisel is President.
The
19&435 jmares. of stock, of which Marie
owns
14,500
The Securities
the SEA of
of
and other
Period End. Apr. 30—
Of
Subs.)—Sales, Earnings
sales
Fed.
~~
'
y
taxes
4,858,000
15,499
of
additional
3,211,000
38,430.000
38,6G8,000
2,490,000
1,654,000
19,614,000
.19,965,000
Balance
2,368,000
1,557,000
18,816,000
18,703,000
111,000
104,000
576,000
423,000
2,479,000
1,661,000
19,392,000
1,143,000
*1,380,000
18,249,000
18,006,000
$0.32
$0.23
$2.94
unconsol.
of
estate
shares
Net
earnings
Bal.
pfd.
applic.
stocks..*
to
316,000
per
be
to
its. stockholders
included
of
"Based
on
share
on
The
firm's
number
—
stockholders
common
of
Stock Split Voted
on
stock
shares
outstanding .shares of 6to preferred stock.
the preferred are owned by the trustee
of
Plan,
and
the
remaining
568
in
the
filed with the Commission will be available
the company's office in Milwaukee.
Under the
Commission * concluded that the continued filing
reports
at
1,120,000
which
2677.
a
*.'.''.
.
Minnesota Mining* & Manufacturing Co.
—
Patent Suit
—
See General
Plywood Corp. -above—V. 189, p. 1349.
-
number of shares outstanding.—V.
average
stock.
with the Commission is not necessary.
Tire obligation to
in connection with a 1940 public offering of securities
Securities Act registration statement was filed.—V. 189,
reports
lor
Settled
stock.
common
.
com.
stock
'►Earns,
common
has agreed that information comparable to that required
to
p.
on
17,013
shares
company's Retirement
owned by 21 individuals.
are
Mid-States
file reports ax*ose
cos
*
Divids.
.
of
19,126,000
281,000
2,163,000
earns,
the
946
ihe""'parent
-circumstances,
real
-
shares,
owned by Shoe Corp. of America end the remaining
owned by two individuals.
The parent company also
are
are
Mid-States
income..
on
eT
taxes
income
on
'
140.513,000 110,462,000 571,033,000 532,501,000
before
order under
application of Mid-States Shoe Company,
from the requirement for filing annual
outstanding
80,000
shares
121
An
1959—12 Mos.—1958
~
g
Earns,
exemption
for
periodic reports.
the
-79,879 shares
owns
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1
""
and Exchange Commission has issued an
1934 granting, an
Milwaukee,
.
Up Sharply for Quarter—
Fed.
feet
square
boys'
comes
It
—
a new plant
in Charleston, Miss.,
by Harry E. Doniger, Chairman, and WI1-
plant will-contain
new
To Establish New Plant
—
establishing
June 23
4iam N. Doniger, President.
011c
exer¬
sales
Net
earned
$3,391,000
share
held
on
that date. The present outstanding""
continue to represent tho number of shares indicated
to be retained by stockholders.
will
warrant
at an initial
completing the manufacture and
and some equipment has recently
use.
were
options.
Electric
prototype
$5,560,000
-
This
SEC—
share of
under
of
earnings
sored
out¬
initial orders
on
business
Maytag: Co.
two roads, in conjunction with the Boston
& Maine, now oper¬
through sleeping cars and coaches between Van Buren and
for
for
Center
stock
common
amounted
$.001
by
one
figure
half
,
construction
189,
share, for the
a
sales
May Department Stores Co. (&
Net
first
certificate
them and
on
Dakota
$1,204,083, after all charges,
shires
cents
net
South
this Fall.—V.
of
ended
54
or
City,
189,
$3.01
p.
603.
Buren,
.The
ate
quarter
>
serving also intermediate stations.
•and
to
the company is
to
Maine Central's two main-line routes.
Greyhound buses
paralleling the Maine Central's rail lines.
The Eangor & Aroostook's
is
of
Meisel
company has
Aroostook."
presently operates four round trips of
day
extends
service,
Central
previous
1958,
common
certificates
will
Earnings Up Sharply—
Boston
RR.
formula*,
The
third
Rapid
early
payment of notes and other purposes.
The
organizers and promoters of the
"decision
the
to substitute, on July 12,
self-propelled rail diesel cars
Portland and Boston.
This would not permit continuance of
present interchange of regular-type passenger
equipment with the two
Maine railroads at Portland.
The Boston & Maine's
passenger loss,
and other; economic
pressure, has forced this decision upon it. }
round
and
*
contractor
division
new
combined
1,518,046
purchase
$4 per share.
•
service
passenger
between
train
share
company.
integrating
in the field,
and
income
the
to
'
to
-
net
a
comparative
five
Marie
both the Maine Central and the Bangor
.
best
In
split took effect upon filing end
recording an amendment
of Incorporation in
Delaware, on or about June 25.
Shareowncrs of record on the date of
filing of the amendment will
be
issued
additional
stock
certificates
representing one additional
the
country.'r
The statement
&
Idaho,
Meisel owns 20,000 and Oscar
parnA^and his mother 10,500 shares.
the
of
created
the
of
•
commence
on
each
equipment
.rnent,
Bangor,
express;
the
The Air Force
will
holder
into actual
express-freight trains between Port¬
to
land,
would
move
for
the
company
..
indicated
on
quarter
months
price of
ancl
*
joint statement
Home,
$813,726,
warrants
struction
to • seek
such
permission was announced on June 24 in
joint statement by E. Spencer Miller, President of the Maine Central
and W. Gordon Robertson, President of the Bangor & Aroostook
a
been
as
Martin's
of
the
1.950.
The stock
to
Titan
company
The
will be sought
■
of
reserved
to develop, design and manufacture business
machines, incorporating a
digital
"memory" to handle data processing and inventory control
applications principally for small and medium sized businesses. Con¬
RR^
Their
lias
divisions
operate
of
of
outstanding.
—V.
operational
1959,
cise
Maine Central
RR.
announced
was
the
engaged
in
the
construction
and
training base at Vandcnburg Air Force Base,
had
the
for
The
to sell
Decision
a
of
presently
share
a
ago.
warrant
Train Service—
to cease all passenger train service on the
RR. and on the Bangor <fe Aroostook RR. after
Sept. 12
from the Maine PXI Commission
shortly.
1475.
p.
filed a registration statement with the' SEC on June
covering 200,000 shares of capital stock.
The stock is to he
offered for public sale at $3.75 per share.
The offering is to be made
on a best efforts basis by
Vermilye Brothers, for which it will receive
a selling commission
of GO cents per share.
The company has agreed
All Passenger
Permission
sites
income
This
29,
be
RR.
Division
seven
coordination
Mountain
cents
entitles
Central
decided
exceed
$47,970,000.
the
action
splitting
Maytag's
stock,
there
were
1,800,000
stock authorized, of which
1,633,116 are issued
The split will increase issued shares to
$3,266,-232.
Directors said there arc no
plans to market or otherwise issue the
additional shares which have
been
authorized, other than shares
shares
and
Net
company
Matronics, Inc.—Registers With
available, together with funds received from
payments on lot* sales, principally for the development of the Palm
Shores properties (at Eau Gallic) and for future
acquisitions, and for
use
as working- capital.
Maine
It has been
to
ancl $14,018,534 a year ago.
Net income for the
first
nine
this
yeartotaled
$3,285<j759,
compared
with
$2,862,703 the previous year, or respectively $2.16 and $1.89 a share.
Net sales for the comparative periods were
$51,545,341 and $43,465,865.
—V. 139, p. 151.
*
covering lands in the Melbourne-
will
large
would
of
Division—
magnitude
will
responsibility
and
corporation
79
the
proposed office building in Miami (the balance estimated at $150,000
be secured, by a mortgage on the
building )„ &"d $-93,200 to close
will
share¬
facilities
the shares."—V. 178.
this
Masonite Corp.—Sales and
This
or
will
area.
other
currently in progress.
work
period ending Aug. 31, 1960,/ for
mortgage
payments and releases; $465,000 will be paid on notes acquired by
members of the Magnuson family in the transfers of
subsidiaries and
properties to the company; $350,000 will be used to payoTTan exist¬
ing loan secured by a mortgage 011 the Florida Shores
properties in
Edgewuter, Fla„ and an assignment of a lot contract receivable; about
Canaveral
the
the Titan
at
year
general funds and
Until
$60,000,000 which would be the best first
history. He declined to estimate
earnings but
company's
first.half
sales
investigations, and design of additional Titan operational squadron
net
Cape
the
months
approximately
the
surveys,
soil
a
certain options and purchase contracts
to
company,
Vandenberg.
the
$150,000 for the construction of the first four stories of
Activation
of
a
during
letter
a
the
provide
President.
and
Division
contractors
standing,
the net proceeds, of the sale of the class A
expended
in
of
to
'
Early in May construction started on launchers for a Titan
squadron
at Lowry Air Force Base near Denver and work on
a second squadrbh
in that
area
is scheduled to begin later this month.
Site
The
Magnuson,
immediate
indeebtedness.
Of
1959
the
the company
its
properties owned by the Magnuson family, who own ail of the out¬
standing stock of the company, consisting of 500,000 shares of class B
common.
The
company
also
has outstanding
about
$2,900,000
of
be
said
Report
in
Offer
To
■_
the function of the Activation Division to insure
the operational
readiness of the Titan weapon system in
accordance with Air Forco '
schedules. Establishing an Activation Division at
this time writh the
Titan weapon system still in the research and
development phases
follows
the concept of
concurrency of the Air Force ballistic missile
program.
Prior
to
the
first * successful
launch
of
the
Titan" test
missile from Cape Canaveral on Feb. 6 of this
year, the Operational
Suitability Test Facility had been designed, and its construction is
now well
underway at
through
public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Organized in January, 1957, Magnuson Properties is the parent com¬
pany for 39 subsidiaries, all operating as one integrated organization
engaged "in the development and sale of Florida homesites. The business
was
they
in
It is
public sale
Inc.
of
Bergen,
scope
activation
Lockheed
offered for
Co.,
B.
broad
associate
ground
&
group headed by Blair
William
the
Calif.
'
of class A
4
annual
division
new
a
Activation
The
Properties, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
underwriting
an
by
administration
This company, located at 20 S. E. 3rd Ave.,
Miami, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC 011 June 29, 1959, covering 500,000
shares
of
,
it compares information
accuracy
of test
V. 189, p. 2139,
June
on
the
operational Titan weapon system
direction of the Air Force Ballistic Missile
Division,"
static
a
missile
ranging
rights to purchase these shares will be available
part ol August.
The whole matter is subject of *
approval of the Board of Commissioners
of
Public
the
to
"The
fof
Space
known
other
of
said
oil
its
at
in
that
weapon
system, the
have status equal to
Co.,
189,
sequencer.
Used to
checkout equipment,
received in response to its orders and verifies
results. The commands are issued consecutively.
control
21
"Due
no
and
1959
Other
\
Constructed, for
at prices
made
latter
Formation
moving parts, capable of triggering
mintue, lmb been developed by this corpo¬
count-down and pre-flight
testing of the
checkout operations per
for control of the
60
Polaris
in
Martin Co.—Forms Activation
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.—New Product—
A
President,
Utilities who will also decide the
price of
%/
.
.
sales
ol
'
mentioned
expected
course
—
Eben Wright* Pyne, President of the First National
City Trust
lias been elected-a director, succeeding Lee P.
Stack, resigned.—V.
of
the
operating
for
half
business
conditions, Fred Maytag II, President,
company's sales and earnings arc at record
levels',
on six-day,
nine-hour schedules to meet the
products. He estimated sales for the first six
011
that
plants
demand
a
substantial portion of the
capital required by an Issue of
stock to be offered to both
preferred and common shareholders.
common
■
June
on
the rights
of
telephone service.
company
will receive bids on $25,000,000 of first mortgage
series K,. clue 1089, at 12 noon (EDT) July 8.
The bidding
place at.the First National City Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New
City.—V. 189, p. 2568.
Banker
on .account
107%%, and the remaining $769,500 were
details, see V.
expenditures must be made
meet the continued demand for
will take
—
to
capital
Long Island. Lighting Co.—To Receive Bond Bids—
Long Island Lighting Co.
He
C iptl0n
.
holders;
Tilts
York
mihcnrintinn
'
E.
during
bonds,
_
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd
2352.
p.
fnr
enmnnnv
o™
101%
J.
.
from
1uTiJ V
StOCk
a
Hibbard
It
.
offered at 101% plus accrued interest. For
189, p. 2568.
Bailey,. Chief Engineer of Lockheed's California. Division.
great deal of study, analysis and wind tunnel and labor¬
atory testing, we -believe that such an aircraft is imminently
feasible,"
Mr.
the
from
A.
"After
hv
prior
with
1718.
p.
This corporation on June 18 reported that a
profitable 2200-m.»,h.
transport caiv be built and certificated as early as 1965.
Design studies and testing indicate solution of all major technical
problems which previously,blocked development of a Mach. 3.0-to-3.5
airliner, according, to Hall L. Ilibbard, Senior Vice-President, and
Robert
offered
been or were to be delivered
Lockheed! Aircraft Corp.—To Build 2200-m.p.h. Trans¬
port—
~
with
which $1,728,000 have
are
presently outstanding,
approximately 76%.*
:
controls,
or
,
shares
common
which
.
common. StOCKhOldeiS, a total oi: $3,823,800 were Sllbscribed for pursuant to the exercise of
rights, including
$1,283,000 taken bv the underwriters; headed hv A
CI
r, ' ,
'
or**
a
i
1 *s ne«ueci
A. Lr.
LCCKCr & Co
Accordingly, the underwriters have acquired $2,497,500 aggregate principal amount of cpnvert-
dividend
a
1974
""v.,™
basis,
each share
of
Hidden Splendor
go
„
„
^nsiiela lire & Rubber Co.—Rights Offering Completed—Of the $5,038,300 o£ 5% convertible debentures
merged
of
Robertson
the
common
Commenting
reported
the
through sleeping cars and coach service between Portland
ana Saint John, N. B. until
Sept. 12, even though the Boston & Maine
does not handle
sleeping cars west of Portland after July 12. Sleeping
facturing
9
June
and
which
—
23 approved a two-for-one split of
authorized
ah, increase to 5,000,000
may
be
issued.
the
the
Mississippi Power Co.—Additional Financing DetailsMention
was
made
in
our
June
29
issue of the public
offering on June 25 of $5,000,000 first mortgage bonds.
5J/s% series, due July 1, 1989, at 100.38%, plus accrued
interest, by
an
underwriting group headed by Halsey,
The bonds yield approximately 5.10%.
Stuart & Co. Inc.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
bid of
Additional
25 with a
Juno
day.
came
below:
forth
«et
„
Burge~~&
Co.-;—u-
Courts. <fe
Dick
Kraus—
$1,450,000
400,000
500,000
Pahnestock & Co.—
MacArthur
Kenower,
tffcMastcr Hutchinson
&
200,000
200,000
—-
Co.—Financing Approved by SEC—
Montaup Electric
order authorizing Montaup Electric Co.,
Fall River Mass., to issue and sell an additional $5,252,100 of common
ctock and 83,950,000 of 5% /Kfbenture bonds.
The securities are to
he acquired by Montaup's stockholders,
as follows: Brockton Edison
Co., 16,651 common shares and $2,014,-100 of debenture bonds; Blacxrtone Valley Gas & Electric Co., 9.070 common shares and $1,OJ6,<500
©f debenture bonds; and Fall River Electric Light Co., 0,800 common
chares and $899,300 of debenture bonds.
The purchasers are sueelaiaries of
Eastern Utilities Associates.
Montaup proposes to use
the proceeds of the sale of the securities to repay a portion of its
unsecured bank indebtedness incurred in connection with
its con¬
struction program.—V; 139, p." 2892.
issued
has
SEC
The
Montecatini
an
Debentures Offered
—
—
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
the
date
of
©f
the
warrant,
Montecatini
owned
Shares
American
to
of
5
■—V.
listed
are
is
Depositary
the
This
share
.
the
recommendation
of
following the end
the
such
of
•Each American
share
Directors)
of
,
the
at
annual
has usually been
and
year,
Montecatini
of
Debentures:
due
1959-19G9
lf/o
due
1959-1969
paid
6c/o
due:
1962-1978
48,000,000
due
19G7
$G,601,000
__—
from
due
(payable
in
560,000
Swiss
1979
10,000,000
Govt.
$5 Va(;h
clue
1959-1970
(payable
'
S.
GV2c/e
in
dollars)
due
1959-1961
Pounds
U.
A.
dollars)-
"Capital shares (par 1,000 lire
NOTE:
subsequent
to
per
shr.)
The
1,599,000
11,434,000
100,000,000 slis.11100,000,000 shs.
The
JTehinan
Brothers
Loeb
Read
& Co.,
iSastman
Union
&
Smith
Co—_—; 350
350
350
Inc
175
175
M.
Loeb,
&
Rhoades & Co.
Model, Roland & Stone
nirn
18J, p. 2458.
Shields
have
&
__
175
175
175
175
Co
175
filed
<fc
Monterey Oil Co.—Income Rise Forecast—
V
Net
good
a
would
the
proceeds
general
'
compared
Current
Aarrels
of
a
share,
production, Mi-.
Pvle
crude
10
oil
daily,
on
said,
million
1,806,460
is running
cubic
feet
in
at
of
fiscal
gas,
29
York
3,337,475
$4.11
3,337,475
$3.37
in
real
back
: _!
.
expenses
income
and
under
of
be
.
_
the
building
—v.
11,480,423
9,975,916
for
,
.
SEC
be
on
this
Thb
SEC
for
"of
and
at
51,038,000
8,798,472
.47.682.385
44,039,344
58,27<>,558
49.757,271
50,915,231
43,000,065
,
8,691,664
share
June
on
stockholders, of record
by
10'shares
each
for
Files With
—
1/
filed a letter of notification with the
common'stock (par $10t to-be offered
22
shares, of
13,101
subscription
The
44,380.000
Commission—
Exchange
corporation
one
,
2460.
p.
covering
written
held.
7, 1959 on the basis
offering will be under¬
July
The
by, Stone & Webster Securities' Corp.; New York, N. Y.
proceeds
be
to
are
for-Working capital.—V.
used
Southern Ry.—Reports
Period End. May 31—
Net
income—
opcr.
ry.
income ——
Net
183,
^
1
1113.
p.
Profit—
1959—5 Months—1958
$3,940,914
$3,559,540
68,187
45,481
725 "
40,243
*9,202
1959—Month—1958
$830,930
$692,886
26,888
•. 40,023
yT
—
189,
9,831.
.
.
2678.
p.
Ohio Casualty
period
a
99
of
shares of common stock
June 23 by John C. Legg & Co.
jointly, at $33.50 per share, with
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
(par $1.25)
stocky Of
the
of
company
this
years.
a
Okalta Oils Ltd.
the
company
and
Herbert
Marcus,
Sr.,
30,
net
1959,
'
will
announced
the
that
company's
$1.40
$2
overhead costs to the
in
savings
effect
Oils Ltd.
should be
company.
All com-'
addressed in future to the
Petroleum Ltd.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.—V. 182; p."817.
West,
Deculta
Western
of
care
Old Faithful Uranium,
Cordillera
See
k
Mining
Co.
180,
—
Street
p.
2359.
Secondary Offering—A
(6\nmon stock (par
secondary offering of 7,000 shares of
a
Fifth
703
Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended
above.—V.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
June 19 by Blyfh & Co., Inc. at $39
per share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per
share. This offering was completed on June 24.—V. 189,
$6.50)
•
a
made
was
2893.
p,
on
~
*
Pacific
•
Telephone
X
V
•
&
Telegraph
Co.- ■Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
.Period End. Apr. 30—
$
stock
1959—4r Mos—1958
$
•
$
S
_
used
for
.
be
43.320.
working
capital
re¬
.
They ,will
32.085,
continue
30,885,
expenses
taxes—
11,287,000
7,634,000.
41.201.00027,873,000
taxes.
8,230,804
7,057,265
32,982,515
28,362,795
operating income
14.167,395
10,526,535
52.685.304
44,141,675,
38,860,669
31,054,199
.• V
V /
Other
and
to hold,
25,320
Net
Net
-
after
—V.
Registers
charges.—11,821,724.
189, p. 2244.
;
.
8,370,131
'
.
.
\
,
.
"
Pall Corp.—Registers New Issue and Secondary—
This
New
corporation,
York,
filed
a
•
Cove/L.
located "at 30 Sea Cliff Ave., Glen
registration, statement With the SEC
on
June
I.,
25,
covering $750,000 of 5!a%" subordinated convertible debentures,
due July 1, 1974, and 40,000 outstanding shares of class A stock./
}
1959,
The
proposed to
offer the debentures for public sale
underwriting group hetaded by L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Jackson & Curtis, and Hayden, Stone & Co.
The
offering price and underwriting terms ..are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
A
producer
(with its
subsidiaries 1
of
stainless steel filters,
company
through
Paine,
the
an
Webber,
to
plans
.company
debentures
$130,000
$15,000
—
income
operating
—
company
added-to
85,003,984
74,546,387 .328,270,855. 292,919,011
51.318.785.., 49,328.587 201.402,0-36 197,822,547
revenues
Federal
the1 issuing
will
Operating
Operating
filed a registration statement with the
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock, to
value plus underwriting discounts and com¬
asset
22
June
on
now under the management of Western Decalta Petro>
The new joint arrangement, which became effective June 17,
company,
better than
Exchange Commission—
company
1959
22,000
on
(Canada)—New Management—
directors
of
munications with Okalta
SEC—
Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd.
and
board
Ltd.
•
•
.
"tocle sale
its
from
of
made
was
and Westheimer & Co.,
executed by Wylie
York and Chicago
of
Insurance,,CoA-Secondary Offering—A
offering
secondary
corpora¬
now has outstanding 598,800 shares of stoclc. of which
(61.56'ib ) are held by the 11 selling stockholders. The
are
held by Mrs. Herbert Marcus, Sr., Vice-President,
investment
June
^
Newport Electric Corp.,-Newport, R. I.
31,200
Securities
offered
1959—5 Mos.—1958
-
this offering,
64,260, 51,615, 39,215,
shares, respectively.—V. 178, p. 1476.
This
15,000
million
charges——.
189,
Securities
Co.—Expects Earn?. Rise—
.
after
With
*
•
10,551,923
income
after
Net
earned
common,
to
New York
' "
'9,009,000
10,133,000
taxes-——
9,538,783
letun
Stanley Marcus, President, 59,835; Edward Marcus,
Vice-President, 45,345;t Lawrence Marcus,. Senior Vice-Presi¬
Secretary, 36,105; Herbert Marcus, Jr.,.32,085; and Trustees
Will
••
propeiSUig^srfe
shares;
dent
"
78,360,636 413,723,097 389,927,076
50,001,241 256,723,154 250,592,501
operating taxes.—
Net, operating
Building—
transaction,
estate
'
blocks
"/*
1959—Month—1958
83,396.474
52.244,268
revenues——
'Deficit.—V.
and earnings reaching $1.75 or
unreasonable," he commented.
year,
not
1958
funds
shares
1959 and 1958,
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
i?5mpany
The
195g.
the rate of
dry
11,277,058
income for the twelve months ended May 31,
Operating
:
He
$1.37
1,567,088
13,728,176
r*
Co.,
quirements.
368,550
Executive
estimated cash income (net income
plus write offs) at $11,500 000
compared with $11,417,000 in the previous year. He put net income at
C2;500,000, or $1.35 a share on 1,860,654 shares of common
or
12.844,146
1,563,947
dividends^.—
Period End. May 31
and
shares for public sale;"'and the remaining
102,600 shares, constituting outstanding stocky are to be offered for
sale
by the present holders thereof.- The-public . offering - price and
underwriting terms are,to,be supplied by, amendment. Lehniian Brothers
is listed as the principal underwriter.
97,260
This company's
gross
income for the fiscal year ended Aug
31
1959, was estimated at $23,000,000, up "from $2i,886,000 in the'
pre¬
ceding year by Howard C. Pyle, President, in a talk before the New
York Society of Security Analysts.
$2,478,000,
15,292,123
stock
Oi)crating
Inc., simultaneously took title to the
Building, re-sold the land to a group of
and the building to a group of New York
leased
shares of
to offer
largest
•With
17,617,421
4,773,275
purposes.—V, 189, p. 2460.
Other
company, located at Main and
Ervay Streets, Dallas; Texas,
registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1959 covering
a
proposes
175
175
_
Noyes & Co._
Hutton
5,472,741
New
-
arrangement was conceived and
President of Collins Tuttle, New
'
'
"
'
"
"
' ;
share
133,800
175
'■
Dr.3,291
[
20,764:864
_
income
June
on
■
firm,
company
Tliis
;
175
Co
E. F. Rothschild & Co
_
—V.
350
Carl
Pierce, Fenner
Cmlth, Barney & Co
350
™
175
E.
v.'K--.V,y,'y,
Neiman-Marcus Co.—Registers With
350
Co,—ZZ1Z
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co."
Lee Higginson Corp
I
—
:—
Stearns
Hemphill,
W,
Tuttle
.
■
Allyn and Co.,
Clark, Dodge <fc Co.;
Hallgarten & Co
350
Inc.
C.
Bear,
& Co., Inc.- 350
& Co
350
Bidder, Peabody
&
A.
Secu-
Co.—
Sachs
Lynch,
Dean Witter & COr_—
350
&
Harrhnan Ripley
Merrill
White, Weld & Co.
350
Co.
I?. Eberstadt
Ooldman,
500
17,618,660
Dr, 1,239
<
,
tax
350
2—~~
Co
&
(net)
includes $1,560,000 ,,(47 cents a
share) and $1,146,000-; (34 cents, e
•'shareirrespectively, resulting from reductions in Federal income taxes
attributable to the use of accelerated-depreciation" for Federal income
$6$7,392, or $1.21" a share'," on sales
of
$16,043,897.
For
the
1958
first half,
National • earned
$178,561 .
or,'31 cents a common share, with sales of $7,937,000.
In the1 first
quarter this year, the company netted $415,400, ox. 70 cents a share.' ;
compared with $91,700, or 16 cents a share in the like 1958 quarter. '<
—V. 189, p. 1349.
;
' ■
'
/
■
Securitcs
Corp.
Wertheim
Webster
500
Corp
Inc
Dillon,
&
Inc
900
900
—
Co
& Co.,
First Boston
Sc
20,768,155
income
m
•The net
National Lead
the June quarter is "doing as-well or
and should have first half earnings
share, Eugene R. Perry, President, said. •— '*
"We'll
The
Units
Stone
900
75,107,098
Conftnon'shares.'Outstanding (end of period)—
"Earnings per comnifon share
;
i.
assets, ^property
the
acquire
company in
first quarter"
conunon
were
Units
Co
&
Tuttle,
common
several
Underwriters
named
below,
have
severally to purchase the debentures with attached warrants
constituting the following number of units offered hereby:
Frcres
$
80,932,72G
_
"Balance.
Guarantee
investors
complex
L.
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
rities
"'Net
Vice-President, on June ,18,'announced a
handling system for ships, railroad 'and truck
National Vulcanized Fibre
♦greed
fLazard
■'
'
92,725,758
'
Group
then
and
real estate
subsidiary of Montecatini.
The
will
Lead
multi-faceted
Collins
(111.)
F.
1959, 557,971 capital shares
1958
1959
101.700,881
National
the
unusual
1,437,000
March 31, 1959.
iSecured by mortgage
minor part of the indebtedness in U. S. A
other lien, except as to a
dollars due 1959-1970. HAt March 31,
field by a wholly-owned
©r
■Earnings Up*—
-
_
income
Preferred
by
container
London
investors
(Payable in Lire unless otherwise indicated).
♦Authorized
'-'V" V.--
v.
.
Gas Corp.
&
deductions...jzizi—2.
Income
Fed.
exchange for 30,000 shares^of
in
.
as
and
2,003,000
1,599,000
11,434,000
o:
State Electric
2004.
p.
Chicago
*
„
187,
22-story
"
1,437,000
——
indebtedness
Dillon,
National
Moriarty,
an
tion
42,002,000
Shipbuilding Corp.—Extends Exch. Offer—
revenues—
income
Gross
of1
special
a
withthe: SEC
'■
2,003,000
(payable
in
Sterling)
due
1959-4965
(payable
S.
739,000
—
—.
A.
t5 9/lo%
Dlyth
statement
■
In
739,000
45,602,000
—
,
2678.
p.
Operating
Other
Commission—
registration
a
National Properties, Inc.—Buys, Leases
Agencies:
1959-1976-
189,
Tha
10,000,000
1959-1968
v
$4,146,439
$3,599;031
Operating expenses and taxes;
Speedloader System, it is based on the
shipping of freight in large containers and rapid, handling of these .
through use of standardized loading and unloading equipment,Development of the National Speedloader: cargo container handling
system broadens the company's product base and puts National in a
new
field. Presently,
the company sells specialties to the railroads,
marine,
mine,
mill
and
clay
products, industries,
in
addition - to'
malleable and steel castings to the automotive, farm equipment, road ;
construction
equipment, electrical and original equipment manufac¬
turers.—V. 187, p. 2493.
>' ' '
,V-
11,620,000
Italian
*
Twelve Months Ended May 31-r-
Registers Exchange Offer With
—
Exchange
filed
Goldsmith
cargo
Known
48,000,000
11,620,000
duo
Kuhn,
Co.
assumption
H.
W.
meeting
in May.
——
francs)
•5'/2/
due
2353.
n.
New York
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—New Devel¬
lines.
$6,G01,000
"
the
new
Outstanding
5GG,000
Sundry
—V.
the
under
member
a
announced (June. 29). that
opment—
-
GVo
in
as
188,
631,141
•
■>-;
ZJ-.
Norfolk
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
and
company
shares.—V.
1
represents five capital shares.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
U.
officer,
an
631,141
stock—_
to preference
York Shipbuilding Corp.
on
June 30 extended until July 31
exchange offer to shareholders of Higgins, Inc.
New York Ship¬
building will exchange one share of its stock for each 24 shares of
Higgins common stock.
The otter which was to expire 011 June 30,
has. been
accepted by. holders representing nearly 90% of Higgins'
2,000,000
outstanding
shares.': Higgins is a Gulf
Coast - shipyard,
National Lead of certain liabilities' of: Goldsnhth. The prospectus lists a nhmbcr of -persons, who*will receive and
may sell the National Load'"stock received by them / underthe agree¬
ment, including Marc S. Goldsmith, 5,644 shares; Lambert N. Gold¬
smith, 5,714 shares; Edith F. Adglsdorf (Gordon); trustee;under the
will of Sam L. Adelsdorf, 2,028 shares; and Agnes, M, Goldsmith, 2,037
has
Board
464,080
$4,777,580
approve
Lead
agreement,
and
its
on
332.351
$4,230,172
-
New
acquisition of the assets of Goldsmith Bros. Smelting &,/Refining Co.
of. Chicago, subject to the requisite approval of the* stockholders of
Goldsmith, and the dissolution and - liquidation of ; Goldsmith. Under
and after
paid an annual dividend of 115 lire
capital shares* for each of the last
live years.
As required by Italian law, the amount of the annual
Vlividend for each year is determined by the stockholders (on the
4 Yo
as
will continue
of
per
2,037.457
-
its
stock (or such lesser number as provided-for in the agreement)
cents)
fioans
position
he
However,
income
New York
.
common
DIVIDENDS—Montecatini
$7,289,944
2,048,284
$
business
,
4Y2r/o
—V.
29, 1959, covering 28,863 shares of its common stock. On June 23, 1959,
National Lead entered into an exchange agreement providing-l'or the
BUSINESS—Montecatini was incorporated in Italy in 1388.
In the
production of both chemicals and nonferrous metals it is the largest
company in Italy and one of the largest in Europe.—V. 189, p. 2892.
(18.4
the latter
from
Riddle, Jr., President,
M.
Securities
polypropylene, and other petrochemi¬
is scheduled to commence during the
bo completed
in approximately two
annual plant capacity of about 5,000
tons, but this quantity is subject to change as the development
project proceeds.
".?■
■
the
.
plan.
delivered
synthetic resin, isotatic
cals. Construction of the facility
cccond
half of this year
and
years.
Present plans call for an
©f
157,734
$6,599,980
♦
Aeronautical Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
National
new
tnetric
mortgage bonds.:
Operating
of
nc\y
$7,132,210
,
L---i
Balance
—
construction
a
•
137,084
.
proceeds from the offering
will be applied to
by Novamont Corporation,
a
Montecatini sub¬
plant in the United States for the manufacture of
PROCEEDS—Not
■'
•
_r—
Dividends applicable
.
Receipts,
American
Also subject to redemption at the option of Montecatini on
June 15, 1964 at prices ranging from 10512 to 100'/.
•
finance
sidiary,
Net
the proposed split, -it, wilL become effective
Aug. 1, 1959, increasing the number of common shares outstanding
"from 412,749 to 825,498 shares.
Authorized capitalization is 1,000,000
shares, par value $1 per share,—V. 189, p. 2892.
'
11
'v' ' -
the debentures will commence in 19G4 and will be
100/> of the Issue by maturity. The debentures arc
Sinking fund of
CUfficicnt to retire
p.
stockholders
If
equivalent
Stock Exchange will be
by
York
New
Share
American
feacli
represented
the
on
186,
James
the balance in United
Finangiario
on
$6,462,396
•*:•';■:
revenue
'44.038,326
Other interest and deductions-—
meeting of stockholders to act on a proposed two-for-one split of the.
shares has been called for Thursday July-9 at - the corpora¬
tion's headquarters in Fort Washington, Pa.
Stockholders of record
June 22 are entitled to vote at the meeting.
*
'
capital shares upon exercise of the warrants.
of
Interest
45,606,957
taxes-—.-.
(net)'—
income
1958
1959
$52,069,853 $51,170,530'
—
and
expenses
income
-Earnings Lower—
May 31—
revenues
eperatnig
Gross
Hughes, Vice-President and Controller, succeeds Roger Hull
Vice-President. All of the changes are effective Sept. 1.
2476.
y '
■:
National
surrender of $500 principal
States currency.
under the warrants are
(Mediobance), Milan, Italy.
payable by
and
Montecatini
shares)
capital
tvhich
In lieu
McCall
J.
at a price
19G3
31,
before Dec.
or
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
of the offering
price.
M.
V/z'/v
as'Executive
$500 and the market value of the shares
Of the amount due on exercise
Credito
di
Net
Other
trustees, and has been elected Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Board, to serve without salary."
'
shares purchaseablc
capital
Banca
by
retires
Board,
the
Carl
the board of
exercised.
$500 will be
the debentures,
of
©mount
The
-
Roger Hull
Officer —Ir. W.
Chief Executive
and
currently
Hull,
company's security
Offering was oversubscribed
exercisable on
warrant is
the
\
%
common
between
to the mean
equal
on
Operating
Executive Vice-President, has been elected
nqw
President and Chief Executive Officer.r He succeeds Louis W.
Dawson, who was elected Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Lewis
W.
Douglas, former Ambassador to Great Britain; who. has served
the company
since 1940 first as President bind later as Chairman
books closed.
arc
Corp.—Acquisition—
President
Roger
proximately $500, is priced at $1,000 and accrued interest
on the debentures.
Debenture principal and interest arc
warrants
is
is
New Orleans Public Service Inc.
Twelve Months Ended
Dawson Becomes Chairman of the Board of Trustees—
principal amount of $1,000 and a war¬
purchase 103 outstanding capital shares of Mon¬
tecatini with a present aggregate market value of ap¬
The
underwriter
812.
production of
ceased
Elected
An underwriting
rant to
and
p.
commission
underwriting
189,
Operating
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
debenture in the
payable in U. S. Currency.
principal
the
,
parts for the automotive^ industry.
Space
thus
freed
at Bond's
present {.wo Detroit plants^will provide for:
expansion of operations remaining at those. facilities, according to
Julian Unger.
•
\"
•
y ••
Mr. Nigro said: "For Motor Products there is the added advantage
that the new operation will require the entire
space'of our Mack
Avenue plant. We have been charging corporate expense with approxi¬
mately $240,000 per year for carrying costs of this * idle facility.
Thus
we
are
now
adding back 80 cents a share to earnings on a
bcforc-tax basis,
without giving effect to the results of the new
operation."
v.-.
•'> ■■'"-r-p-'' .■1
For Motor Products this was the second acquisition in two months.
--In May the company purchased 80%
of the.stock of Trionics Cor¬
poration, a research and development organization in* advanced elec¬
tronics, also engaged in developing commercialJ applications of basic
processes for which it holds patents.—V.
189," p. 2459. ^
:
Each unit, consisting of a
company.
The
and
—V.
2678.
109, p.
pany
& Co.; Lehman Bros.,
1 publiely offered, in
units, $10,000,000
Montecatini Societa Generale per
1'Industria Mineraria e Chimica Anonima (Montecatini)
51/2% sinking fund dollar debentures, due June 15, 1979,
and non-detachable warrants to purchase 1,030,000 capi¬
shares of the
missions.
gas
Acquisition by this corporation of Bond Steel & Storage Co. was
announced by Ray Nigro, President.
Bond Steel, and Storage operates
a specialized
industrial warehousing service centered in Detroit, Mich. '
The
new division
will shift headquarters and major operations to
Motor Products' vast Mack Ave., Detroit plant," idle since the com¬
£roup managed by Lazard Frcres
and Kuhii; Loeb & Co. on July
tal
natural
■
250,000
150,000
P« 2892.
189,
V.
see
of
year.'
Motor Products
loO.OOO
Inc. ———
Thomas & Co.L~\
'
Co.
details,
lions
Stifel, Nicolaus &r Co.,
100,000
barrels
has participated in .four successful exploratory wells so
knd will participate in .65 development well cofnple-:
to bring the number of net producing wells at year-end to 700.
this
—V.
<fc Co.,
&
Co-
For
principal amounts of bonds
700,000^ The Robinson-IIumphrcy :
GOOCo., Inc.—. —-——
Merle-Smith.—
&
7,300
Monterey
far
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—% $200,000
Norris & Hirsliberg, Inc.
100,000
Raffensperger. Hughes
Co.
&
Inc
Ball.
and
gas
Mexico.
New
and
have agreed to pur¬
below
.
Stuart
Halsev,
residue
plant
from the company's holdings and interests in Louisiana, Cali¬
fornia, Wyoming, south Texas, and the Permian Basin of west Texas
liquids
,
details follow:
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named
chase from the company the respective
of
feet
cubic
competitive sale on
99.607%. Books were closed the
award of the issue at
The group won
-
.
(54)
10
of
the
to
will
be
8'r
repayment
count;
$13,000
will
to apply $250,000 of the proceeds
liquiation of short-term bank loans.
used
to
retire $115,000
Debenture
of
loans
Bonds.
owing
to
A
of 7(!>(r
further
principal
of
the sale of
additional
and
will be applied
An
Debenture Bonds
$31,166
stockholders
on
opeq
acr
chattel
will
require
mortgages on machinery in the
amount
of
nearly
be retired;
and planned expansion of existing facilities
payment
of
construction
(Continued
on
costs
estimated
page
48)
at
$^0,000.
The
Volume
190
Number 5861 :
.The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
(55)
11
I
DIVIDENDS
'
•
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•'
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Name
'.4
Dividend announcements
In
tables.
nounced
first
table
in
which
Then
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-22
25c
7-31
7-10
—___4__^>^-,
2%
7-31
7-10
Twin
show
we
the
payments
Hoover Company, class A common (quar,)—
Class B common (quar.)———u—4__
20c
9-11
8-18
220
20c
9-11
$1.12Va
2-30
9-18
payment date.
•
previ¬
When
Holders
Payable
Share
of Rec.
_4/:4;4-
_
$0,008
7-27 '
6-30
Class
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—(quar.), -___________44_—_______
5%
'•■r.
A
i
(quar.J
preferred
Aeronca
Can
(
American
Anker.
Viseos"
Chemical
Appalachian
4'A%
Film
&
Power
increusod-quar.)
pfd.
4150&.
1
1
7-13
8-
1
8-15
"
Arizona
Flour
$1.12 »/2
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8-
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6
7-15
7-
6
7'AC
8-15
8-
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1
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/
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9-
1
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4'A%
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Inc.,
Braniff
Airways,
Burger
class A
Cleveland,
(s-a)
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Columbia Pictures Corp.—
;>
-
10-
1
1
8-
1
$5
7-31
7-21
$1.25
7-31
7-21
of
9-
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—
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6%
1st
5%
&
.—4
50c
of
4
6%
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7-31
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8-28
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1
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/
1
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7-15
6-30
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7-31
7-16
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7-
7-
1
7
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6-25
4%
7-
1
$1.10
10-
1
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6-
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1
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preferred
Amerada
Petroleum
$1.14
8-
1
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Aggregates,
35c
8-
1
7-15
American
$1.25
8-
1
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5%
^
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7-29
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,
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1
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1
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11-15
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Southern Industries
1
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Taylor-Colquitt
Texas
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.
10c
20c
50c
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(quar.)—
7-15
7-
X
$35c
_____
7-15
7-
T
8-
7T X
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
1
7-15
5c
—
6-30
t25c
9-
1
7-20
$60c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
$62 'Ac
25c
(quar.)
56c
4„——
60c
;
7-15
9-
1
6-39
8-20
7-15
6-19
43sAc
8-
1
7-
55c
9-
1
8-14
$1.31'A
9-
1
8-14
fic
Hegeman Electric . Co.——
Water Co, (Del.); 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Associated Dry
Goods, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(interim)
s
.
preferred
X
7-16
6- 3
2c
7-
1
6-24
25c
;
8-
1
7-19
2 'A %
Inc.—
$.0070 from capital gains plus $.0130
Investment
1
30c
A (qtiar.)___
$2.50 pref. series B (quar.)_
Aro Equipment Corp., common
4Mj% preferred (quar.)__.
Fund,
9-
50c
$2.40 2nd pref.
Associated
8-17
250
*
(quar.)4
Ltd., common
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.
Corp., Ltd., common
1
15c
—
Argus
Ari-ow-Hart
6-20
8-
9-
25c
Co__^.„______^—
Products
preferred
6
8-15
37'Ac
Electric
Inc.
7-
15c
(quar.)
444
Ansul, Chemical Co.
$5.25
7-17
7-10
34^aC
common
(quar,)
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial,
1
7-23
8-
35c
Trap Co. of America, com, (quar.)4_
5%; preferred (quar.):
:
from
income
Associated Stationers Supply
—
(quar.)
Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
non-cum. preferred (s-a)
city Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75/4 • preferred i quar.)__——,
:
4.1Q% preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)—
4%
7-
12-15
12-15
7'/2c
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
6-2S
6-13
37'Ac
—
-
7-15
$1
1
$1.183A
Atlantic
+22'Ac
6-29
$1.75
-—
5%
$1.75
time)
Trans-Canada
3
6-19
7
82'Ac
—
__—
—
5.25%
a$0.093
——-
Ltd.——
7-
3
7-
Corp.—
pfc ferred
Artesian
10c
From ordinary income
«-4
Steinway 6c Sons (s.-a)_.—4
Summers
*56'Ac
Inc.—
.4—_—
8-15
8-15
(quarJ
8-
8-
7-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar,
7-
8-21
37'Ac
Anheuser-Busch.
7-
"
7-17
lc
6-26
7-15
'
1
7-31
3o
1"
7-15
9-
6
65c
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)„
17c
.
6c
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
26c
7-
7-20
17'Ac
7-28
7-10
1
1
20c
__
—
(quar.)
Shera(on-Gil)Sbn Corp., 6% pfd.
Silvery ood; Dairies 4Ltd., class A
1
9-
—4
(quar.)
1
7-24
6-30
6-30 ;
7- 3
8-
30c
7-24
20c.
1
8-
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)_
Insurance
Gas,
Transit
Anaconda
"
—
8-
Co.—
7-24
7-
"
25%
8-15
20c
7-15
7-10
25c
(quar.)_
——.—
Corp.. .common (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common" (quar.)
$2.8Q preferred (quar.),___
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)__
4(2%
preferred
(quar.)
^8-
6-30
Smelting & Refining—
Title
6%
7-31
.
8-10
$1.25
8-15
_
1
7-15
25c
_i
Common
2
8-15
15c
7-14
7-10
9-
Inc.—
common
5% %
9-15
40 c
11-30:
1
7-24
97'Ac
1st preferred
American
8-21
2%
8-
32'Ac
.
American
7-20
^
'
Co.—
(quar.)_
Telephone & Telegraph—
(initial-quar.)
American Thermos Products (quar.)
•
—
Product,^ (quer.)—
Co. Ltd.,
8-
,
7-
9-11
8-13
_
common.
Safety Industries, Inc. (increased)
Sargent & Co. (quar.)_4„
100%
-5c
7-25
30c
12-15
30c
$1.50
•
.
$1.25
preferred
prior preferred
New
3
55c
a-31
American
8-20
(year-end)
7-14
9-15
Fund—
American
$1.25
7-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Natural
American
1
7-24
* *
Animal
_
Sa'Whill Tubular
11
(monthly).
ijred__
J.)
8-
40c
.—
Corp.
N.
37'Ac
25c
:
preferred
(quar.)
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—
7%
dividend)
(stock
6-15
6%
7-21
6-30
7-17
Extra
5%'
9-15
7-15
.
8-12
1
investment income
Quarterly
7-21
8-28
10-1
7-15
Molasses.
American
9-15
8-
7-10
7-2^
33c
$1
(quar.)
Rising Paper Co. (increased quar.)_:—i—
7-15
7-24
Inc.
Chemicals, inc.,
dividend ——444
Stock
ReliabJe
"
3
37'Ac
(quar.)—-——A-
Reichhold
_
r,
7-31
6-25
7-16
8-
Co.' (quar.)
.4
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
8-31
;
(quar.)——
American
8-31
8-
9-15
Co. (quar.)—
International Inc. (quar.U
(3-ior-l split payable about Oct., 7, subject
to approval of stockholders oh Sept. 14)""
Red Owl Stores, Inc. (quar. )4_^——
7-15
7-
1
■M5c
(quar.)
Raymond
1
1
7-
9-10
2c
10c
-
Purina
9-15
8-
9-
f$1.75
at the rate of $12.50
be paid in cash
(quar.)— 4———4_j.>_.
preferred
7-28
1
7-21
share will
preferred
7-20
10-
7-31
Fractional shares
7-30
•
5c
Stevens Chemical Corp. (quar,)—.
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry, Co.
7-20
£
com.
Mutual
net
6-17
7-31
30c
__4
Monorail
6-17
7- 9
40c
(quar.)_
Climax
American National,Fire
(ini£ial-quar.),_,___
Heusen,
dividend
Metal
$1.20' convertible
Chemical—
common
&
preferred
American
7-17
20c
—,
Products
preferred
9
25c
Manufacturing Co. (interim)_____
Co., common (quar.)
American
7-17
7-
(quar.)
com.
Foftndry
5%
9-11
8-
8-7
1
(initial quar.)
com.
(Newj
Stock
7-17
10-
25c
8-7
8-
$1.25
American-Marietta
(quar.)___——
preferred
new
pre'
American
1
8-31
50c
preferred (quar.)
3.90%- preferred (quar.)
6-30
9-18
1%
5%
8-14
7-10
1
20c
Ice Co.,
Machine
9-
$56c
—___
American
1
20c
J25c
:
6%
American Insurance
1
7-15
9-18
8-21
10-
12'/2c
(quar.)__
4___.
Home
1
9-10
30c
Co.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
10-
7-24
25c
Quarterly
1%
183Ac
933/4c
(quar.)
common
Anna
American
W.
Pierce &
7-20
•
$1.50
Co.,
American
.
6-23
(quar.)
American Fire fic
•>.
1
7-20
(quar.)
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
i
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly
.
■
75c
(quar.)
Rubber
Boscli
6-30
6-12
(initial)
American Book
6-26
.
7-15
1
8-3
4
preferred (quar.)
Biltrite
6-24
6-30
(quar.).
Corp.
6-15
7-10
£6c
.
7-15
Inc.—•,
coin,
of
6-30
50c
preferred
2nd
7-15
6-26"
7-
,
$1.37'/a
___
(quar.)__
Canada Ltd.—
1
37'Ac '
Line,
Co,
1st
7-10
7-15
10c
(quar.)
common
8-
30c
(quar.)
Gas,
Phillips-Van
2
7-30
Pipe
Corp.,
% '
tlOc
_*
Funds
Amerace Corp., common
Stock dividend
i
New
7-15
8-10
Co.
Dividend
$1.09
(quar. 1,1
6-23
_8.-_
5c
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)_.
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd.
9-15
(quar.)
7-20
6-20
50c
Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd.
Co, of America, common
4V2 %
6-25
57'Ac
6-17
6c
Alleghany Corp., 5'/a% preferred iquar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Aluminum
4—
8-10
7-10
,wl2'Ac
All
1
25c
_i4.4_44—*4-.
(qttar.)
income)
6-15
1
$3.75
Philadelpliia, Gennantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly /4„—
4 4———4,.:—,.—.'
■
6-17
7-31
Discount
investment
(initial quar.)__
Aluminum
$1
of Rec.
8-25
37'/2c
(quar.)
Inc." (quar.)_4—
Products,
Allison
■'
Holder*
7-10
5c
7-
7-15
$1.15
When
Payable
7c
Hosiery Mills (quay.)_____
Algonquin Building Credits Ltd.4
4
6-10
7-10
(quar;),„—
Eastern
Fuel
Pennsalt
8-10
7-
<Sr
A
Alba
50c
—.—
Securities- Fund,
class
(quar.
Common
4M:%
Corp., common
Petroleum,
Akron, Canton fic Youngstown RR,.._
6-30
,."44 ■,'4
be held
(quar.)—
-
6-30
93 %c
7-20
(quar.)
Air
Gas,Corp.—
Mfg4 Co.
,Towne
pfd.
7-10
Per
8-
33c
—
4————
50c
1
Share
6-30
1
9-
$$1
Vmar4
,C.o.
1
(quar,)—
(quar.)
7-
8-
: 40c
31'Ac
Company
7-10
60c
(quar.)—————
Edison Light Co.
(quar.)
Electric & Gas-
1
4
7-15
$1
;
(quar.)__
7-10
65c.
$1.25
(quar.)
—4—_—
9-
,_4
•
—
give the
(Quarterly from
"
& Stores Corp.
9-
^
8-26.
•'» ;4;
Air Control Products—
stock
8-1
(quar.)
common
'
to
meeting
$1.25
(quar.)
8-26
9-18
monthly),
(quar.)__
Gas
Machine
Industries
New
Co.
C.)
Loan
4%
8-31
1
^.
Heat-Timer
5V4%
9-15
9-
$1.27'A
—
6-30
——
Corp.—
64'/2c
g
(quar.
'•
8-14
7-31
8-14
(quar.)
—
B
9-15
9-15
8-31
Illinois
Panliandle
6-20
$1.30
(quar.)
8-26
9-18
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
9-30
j.
$1.75
1
(quar.)
(incr.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
40c
capital gains^4_^...———-—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.),^ '
7-31
7-
62'Ac
Products'Corp... class
8-20
9-18
(quar.)
common
9-15
+15c
From
From
-
9-10
$1.56'A.
Telephone,
we
Name of
;
M9-18
$1.50 preferred
9-15
Kentucky—
(qtiar.)-r
8-14
12 V2C
$1.43%
Acme
7-29
convertible"
62'Ac
pfd.
1
20c
9-15
10-15
(quar.)
Oil
50c
.
9-
(quar.)__
9-30
27c
80c
j:
6-26
$1.25
(quar.)
1
10-
31'Ac
J
I
7-10
7-10
7
-
6c
preferred
$1.20
8-15
32 Vac
,__4
5,16% preferred '(quar. )_r_;
General WatervvorkV Coi^f
Glen Gery shale Brick
10-15
Gas &
25c
preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)—-
Gold
1
(quar.)4—.44—_r—.—-—4.
State
12'Ac
5%
preferred
Tea
Ndrtlxcrn
7-17
;
Indiana—
$2.00
Telephone Co.
11-
50c
common
(A.
Nortex
9-18
8-28
8-15
8c
4
1
1
7-
preceding table.
9-15
split)—1———-
common
Manufacture
York
7-30
93^ic
—
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
1
From
<■'*
—
General Telephone Co.. of
10-
(quar.)_4aJ—
Co.,
Over-The-Countcr
2 V2 %
Telephone Co. of Florida—''
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
a,
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.),
:_44
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
2
7-31
$1.50
split),
—*—
common!—,
dividend—1
3.75%
7-31
1
15
.
9-
1
(quar.)4_—4__-.4_—_
shareholders
Common
(N: Y.)—
General
5.10%
8-14
20c
pfd.-(quar.)
8-
8-
dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi^dends announced this week, these
being given in the
8-27
9-
—
the
Nielsen
7
9-15
10-
30c
2c
General
7-10
7-
Below
8-11
9-11
9-15
22'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Aeronautical
New Bedford
6-15
7-31
25c
Corp, (stock div.)
8-26
July 9 to approve a two-for-one split
National
7-31
6-30
30C
Frasct- Brick & Tile (quar.—
-
8-15 "
7-20
4.
62 Vac
Machinery <fe Chemical-—
3%% preferred (quar.)
-
Utilities
15c
22'Ac
(quar.)————
(3-for-l
preferred
National
7-27
5c
—
7-10
$1
(initial quar.)„_44T_4__4__
Yates-American
J*
20c
Metal Products,
Biscuit
a
Food
Co.
Southern
Aberdeen
of
7-10
8-14
15c
Thc.^initijal;j'4il4-—
Public
7%
5%
dividend,,—:
General
8-
(quar.)4—.——4-^—4
preferred
Stock
8-1
1V2 %•
-
Federation Bank & TTrust Co.
conv.
8-20
'
8-17
30c
2c
^
(quar.)
5%
.4 30c
i'f
7-10
9-15
15c
July 15 closing price)
Corp., common (quar.)
Iron
Stores
Wisconsin
6-24
$1.75
oh
$1.50
,
Company,
6%
fractional
of
8-10
25c
preferred
W1nn-Dixie
Corp.—
Power
Special
t$1.75
"
7-15
25c
$1
i
Co._^
(quar.)__„____a.___
preferred
(quar.)^_
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
7-15
6-30
(quar.)4L_—4,—
(2-for-l
preferred
National
7-13
$1.50
(quar.)—_
preferred (quar. >_
Fate-Root-Hcath Co.
(quart)
!)F.awick. Corp.^(s-a,)447:__.._^_'_i_4-4^i-'-7_-
Gabriel
7-13
1
15c
6%
\
8-1
25c
"(quar.)———4_———
Clemens
:j:30c
Palstaff Brewing, common
Stock
7-2
Mt.
tl4c
______
7-30
'
5.20%
preferred (the 17V2C pay¬
previously reported here payable
July 1 has been rescinded
by the
,
Penn
lieu
Window
Montana
31V4c
;
(quar.)
——
(quar.-)-
preferred
Fibercraft,
6-20
the
on
Stec-l
preferred
2nd
in
5%
10,c
(quar.)—4:
4.—
Elliot-Automation, ordinary (initial)
Empire Milhvork Corp. (stock dividend)-,
paid
20c
B (quar,)_,f.—
(quar.)
Co.
Common
6-30
1
7-27
39c
..Economy Auto Stores
be
5
7-17
37'Ac
4.
(quar.-)iT_jr__
based
7-
7-15
1
8-
52V2C
-
;
will
3
7-
40c
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
!
6% 'preferred
shrs.
15-
7-15
25c
(quar.)-
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)—
(Cash
6-30
7-24
15c
1
security profits)—
bupuis Freres .Ltd., class A'(quar.)
\ 4.80%
preferred (quar,)_—
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv. preferred
V,
7-17
(quar.)_——A—
common
Cqmpany
National
1—
1
cents from
(quar.)
7-31
62'Ac
(s-a)
Po,wer Co., 4.40%- pfd. (quar.) —
4.66%
preferred (quar.) 4__4_——
Mississippi' Power & Light Co.—
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)4———
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)4___„—
Mississippi Valley Public Service-
New
(initial)—
Light Co.
common
13Ac
Mississippi
7
$1.25
-
preferred
7
7-31
Corp. < increased-quar.-)
Dreyfus Fund—
(5 cents from net investment income and
Stores,
7-31
w
_______
Dover
Eagle
6%
7-
100
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (Indiana) common (quar.)
,
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
5
8-12
:
M&rine"Insuranc'6
company).
Middlesex
Products
8-10
3-
10%
"
(quar.)
&
Western Light fit
ment
Co.-—
common
&
1
8-17
17 Vac
(quar.)
Coal
$4.60 preferred
convertible
70c
lieu of
(3-for-2 split)-.::
Co., new
Salt
Maytag
share
each
in
$2 pfd.
(initial)—^4_'_
dividend
Delaware
7-
,
pfd.
5%
Turbine
common
Sicck
Viibiss
for
he' paid
(ouar.
Laval Steam
New
De
(One
—•
Davenport Water Co.,
Daystrom,
7-29
10c
'
preferred
Cash
Crown Cork fit Seal Co. Inc.,
#
De
9-
75c
Gc
div.)
1
50c
(c-a)
(year-end
shares)
preferred
on
87 Vac
15c
convertible
5%
Shares held.
fractional
Co.,
preferred
Miami
62 Vac
(stock
6-25
7-10
7-15
(quar.)___:___4___
Inc.,
9
(Marctis) Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)——
Lone; Star Brewing" ("quar.)4—4—-—
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund___—————
1
8-14
Service, 5(4. pfd. (quar.)—
Petroleum
9-
20c
Continental Insurance Co.—
s
Stock div. (subject to approval June 29)—*
Transportation Lines (quar.)___
Craig -Systems,
1
60c
FuniL
preferred
7-
Loew's
9-12
A,/'
Angeles
Corp.—
Bros.
Co.
(quar.)_-^_„_44444
Washington Gas Light—
8-10
—
9-12
10-
_____
V
Warren
8-11
1
preferred (quar.)—'
Link-Belt" "Cd.A < quar,) —:■—4—1—
7-31
10-
Continental
Crescent
8-16
t20c
Participating
6
$1.75
Ltd. fincreased quar.)
Royalties; Inc.—
Consumers Public
7-
ll%c
quar.)__
(qtmr.)__
Stock
6
$l83Ac
Conduits National Co.
Consolidated
7-
7-13
$1.06 V4
Commonwealth
9
7-16.
17 Vac
__4_,;_~lL__4_„
$4.25 preferred
7-
St. Louis Ry.
&
'7-15
9-10
5%
•
Bottling Co.
7-17
25c
-
a__
6-23
$1
7-31
1
9-
Lewis,Bros., Ltd. (quar.)—4———4-—
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. (Del.)—
Common (quar.)
4-..
preferred (quar.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—7%> regular guaranteed
(quar.)4
.4%' special guaranteed (quar,
Coca-Cola
5%
Leslie
1
'
25c
5%
8-15
8-
5%
—•
(quar.»
&
preferred
Gas
4.32';
7-15
7-
Bank
Cincinnati.
Common
7-31
:-.44'4___:4-_
lire
Creamery Co.
2nd
Laclede
6-15
7-15
Electric Corp..(quar.)
(N. Y.V (quar.),.„
fic
Gas
Manhattan
%quar.j———4*
Heintss, Inc.
&
7',
7-15
15c
_________
Chase
7-27
7-31
20c
j
3
•
6-15
28 Ms c
California Interstate Telephone (quar.
Canadian Canqerp,. Ltd.. clasp A
<quar.)____
•Case (J. I. ) Co., 7.4 ufd. i quar.)
6*A% 2nd preferred (quar.).„.
1
quarterly
(
Krogei; Company, common (quar.6%-1st preferred (quar.)—4——^4
7
25c
..__,.___.A+4.:_.'
■
Central Hudson
7-27
1-
30c
lnc.4.%
V.
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Burgess Viorocrafters,
Inc.
Knudscn
7-20
(quar.>4:
Inc.—•
Inc.
Kennametal,Inc,'v (increased)^—.—4,—.
Ketcinun & Co.
(quar.)^__"4—,——
Kleincrt < I. B.) 4Rubber Co." (quar.
7-20
(quar.)_„_
Brewing 'Co,4-4__4__4_
1
7-31
7-31
'
Ine.___;..
7-
4.
Materials, common
preferred
(quar.)
5A%
preferred tquar.)
6'A % preferred (quar.)
6-23
8-
—-
Kansas. Citv
7-31
55c
Corp., common
convertible preferred A
Services,
x
from net investment income)—9c
Mutual of Canada, Ltd.—^—.
$8c
.
Jack
7-15
$1.12'A
(quar. i
Products
Diversified
Ironria,
3
7-
8-20
7-31
$1.12V2
(quar.>_t'4.-_-__:;,_.mi____,._
/„_____.
8-1
10c
30c
'
tquar.)_—4'
Investors
8-20
+25c
(quar.)_%___
9-15
37VaC
7-31
$4.50
(quar.
(quar.)!^___i„d„_
preferred
4'A.%
8-24
9-30
iquar.)___
1
8-31 "
1
8r?4C
4
6
7-
.
Co.;-common
6-29
9-
(quar.)„—
Investors Mutual Fund,
6
1
(California)
Vulcan
7-15
3
'
Ayre.f (L. S.V fit
7-17
7-
1
7-
7-15
Arnold Altcx Aluminum Co., common
(quar. )
35c convertible preferred <
quar.)_.___
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Ry, (quar.)'—
Atlanta fic Charlotte Air Liiie Ry. (s-a)__-__
Atla,s Steels, Ltd. (quar.)„„_^_l;..._;i__'
Avco ■ Corp.
(quar.i44„__44:44:-4__4:__ 444_4;__
Virginia
1
7-15
.
12 'Ac
Mills
8-31
8-
8-
1
8-31
8-31
9-15
7-24
1 4
8-
5c
7-24
121aC
,
Imperial Sugar Co;
IngersollrRand Co,
7-13
8-
$1.12 V*
(quar.)
9-15
25c
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. \( quar. )_i_4%—-4
9-15
10c
(annual)—
Construction
25c
%■-
4_—:
Co.
7-15
$1.25
preferred
$1.50
Corp.
1
(quar.)—_
4—:
A
:
Co.,
8-
10c
i_„
Aircraft
7-15
50c
75c
lntsrchc-mical'Corp., common (increased)—
35c
4Va
'preferred ,(quarf)4^—_4_,_44__.—$1.12 V2
International Business1 Machines (quar^)^,^.—
50c
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)—4—^.4—
25c
.
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
10c
.
preferred series 1955 (quar,)
preferred series 1956 (quar,)L
4%
Utah
60c
(quar.)————
pfd.
4_'
$5
—
5%
7-15
8-
50c
(quar.)_„
(quar.4444__
preferred
8-
25%
(initial )4_4__4_____
Co.,
30c
Share
(,quar.)___^—
Co.,
_4.
Oil
1
8-
quar.)_44_„4^_i4w_t4_4-~T-^--.--.-.-.: $-006'Ac.
Production
Gas
Bagley
4%
7-15
7-15
8-20
50C:
■
1
.9-10
28c
54
dividend
t
1.
9-15
<
•
Extra
9-10
14c
,
1 •'
(Steele
Corp.
1
10-
+$1.25
quar.)
American-Marietta,
♦
1:30c
(quar. }4___44
Co.
B
Hirgoton
10-
+15c
4
;
_
Mfg., 55c preferredv( guar.
prior preferred
American
.
_
Steel Co.. (quar.,)__44J
Acme
1
1
Gas
Coach
United
88-
fit
Monthly
Monthly
Union
,
Class
.
Oil
Trunk-line
'
Fund
Common
<quar.)_
Lighting' & Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)_
_4_4
^,4——$1
Factors, class A (quar.)
412V2C
$4
1
■
Hubshman
Acadia-Atlantic
„
preferred
Houston
Per
Aberdeen
Allison'Co.a._~_44
<S;
4Va%
•
-
Name of Company
...
'
.
fractional; shares)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
of Company
8-18
(quar. )
Hbover Ball & Bearing Co. (quar,).
—~
Stock dividend (payable in cash in lieu of4.
follow with
we
Trico
30c
$3
Ilooven
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
'a
the
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
|
Holders
When
Per.
•,
of Company
Holyoke Water Power
8-1
7- 9
$1.02'A
8-
1
7-
9
$1.08%
8-
1
7-
9
7-
0
t
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(56)
Atlantic
Refining Co.,
pfd. B
3.75%
8-
93 %c
(quar.)
7-
1
6
2%
Class B (stock dividend)
7-10
6-30
(Tulsa)
Quarterly
—'!
Nichols 'k Co.,
__
vestment
tion
of
"B"
Fund
income)
1
7-14
740
3
7-
in¬
7-24
7c
:
net
Common
3
7-
M
I
A
Series
6-10
7-10
6-26
22y2C
Inc.
__
pfd. (quar.>__
6-26
7-31
6-30
7-31
7-10
7-15
Cincinnati Gas
%-2-6
8
15c
—
(quar.)
8
7-
$1.50
dividend)—
(stock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-
22>/2C
5 Co
_____
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
1-15-60
Baltimore
Transit -Co—
de Andes.
Banco
Bancroft
•*...
:
-
American shares.
(Joseph)
&:
Sons
Barber-Ellis
Co.
Ltd.
7Co' preferred
iquar.).
7-20
6-25
6-25
Colli»s Radio,
7-20
6-25
Colonial
7-20
6-25
(extra')---—
-
•
1
4
li-
1
7-31
Combustion
7-15
Binks
_
Boise
Cascade
Borg-Warner
3%%
Corp.
Corp.,
preferred
Co.,
Bond
4.10%.
Brown-Fovman
Stock
Budget
60c
Burroughs Corp.
Burry
Bush
Terminal
Business
Men's
Mfg.
Byers
7'Cc
(A.
Co.
M.>
8-
1
I
Consolidated
Laundries
7-31
Consolidated
Mining
8-U
7-31
7-10
Canada, Ltd.
California
Electric
California
Consolidated
Natural! Gas
Consolidated
Paper
7-15
1 -
6-22
•
7-15
7-
1
6
7-10
'
6-26
(quar.)
Campbell
Red
_I
7-15
A
6-26
Lake
Continental
Life
7-15
Continental
Motors
Controls
7-29
7-
9
7-20
7-31
6
6-19
•
7-
Southern
8-
3
7-14
7-
8-
1
8-
1
7-17
7-15
6-30
Canadian General'
Ltd.,
(quar.)
—
~
fquar.f
(s-a>————
(quar.)_
6-15
8-
-
Co.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
preferred
of
one
7-15
8-15
7-
6-10
$$1.15
t$1.50
2
7-15
10-
Ltd.
__IIII
ZT"!
I
I_Z_~_"
8
7-31'
7-
2
7-lji
7-
2
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
9-10
8-20
3-
7-10
9-
1
1
Ekco
A
Class
8-
7-10
1
Transit
C.
6
6-25
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp.
7-
6
6-25
Electronics
10-15
10-
1
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-31
6-30
£933ic
7-F5
6-15
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
£20c
8-15
£75c
87
£l5c
7-15
1
7-
8
51c
8-
1
7-
C
51'/2C
8-
Dallas
1
7-
8
4%%
1
7-
fi
5%;
7-
8
7%
preferred
8-
1
7-10
Employers
1
8-14
Enamel
7-15
4
Ero
preferred
6-30
37'/2C
7-15
6-30
$2.50
$1.25
7-20
7-10
$3.50
Denver Union Stock
7-20
6-19
Detroit
8-10
$1.05
3-10
7-20
25%
7-15
6-25
Canada
4
Fabrex
9-
4
Farmers
$143
10-
1
9-
4
7-31
7-
8
25c
7-31
7-
8
8-17
8-
6
8-
1
7-22
Diebold,
Inc.
(J.
Dividend
National
8- .1
7-23
Federal
Paper
6
&
Sons
4.60 Co
7-24
Class A
3
Class
common
7-
3
5%;
9-
5c
Dome
Mines,
Ltd.
B
preferred
preferred
Dominion
Bridge,
Dominion
Craft
New
7-31
6-15
7-10
6-30
9-30
9-
9-15
$2.25
7-20
7-
Fine
8-28
40c
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
First
8-15
25c
12-21
12-10
(quar.IIIII
11.25
.9-21
9-10
5%
(quar.)
$1.23
12-31
12-10
5Co
5%
9-30
Fabrics,
2nd convertible
9-29
7-
7-15
7-15
(initial
9-
Corp.,
1
7-
8
7-30
9-18
6-19
7-16
7-15
7-
1
7-
1
7-31
7-16
8c
7-10
7-
7-27
8-
1
1
$1
Custodian
7-24
7-10
1
8-14
1
8-14
7-
9-
3
8-
3
8-
\
62%c
$1
(quar.).:
25c
12-15
12-
1
Class
income)
jv-
—
—
of
tax
8-
1
8-
1
7-
6
7-
6
7- 2
45c
7-15
6-29
65c
7-20
7-
7-16
6-23
7-16
6-23
'2
75c
30c
8-
1
7-
3
7-24
7-
8
8-
7-10
S-
7-10
8-
1
9-
1
9-
1
3-10
8-24
8-24
7-
2
2
8-19
7-20
7-10
9-
$2.75
7-17
6-2Q
25c
7-15
7"
1
9c
3%
7-15
7-
1
+30c
10c
7-31
7-15
12-31
12-15
7-27
6-30
'
7-
9
6-24
15%,
10c
8-15
8-
1
11-16
11-
3
12%c
5%
*—
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
_—
7-31
7-15
7-17
7-
1
7r
1
75c
AA
(R.
E.)
-3-
1
7-22
$3
Co., class A
7-15
6-25
8-
1
7-
6
Gardner-Denver
8-
1
7-
6
15c
6-
1
7-22
(quar.)
20c
fquar.)
—20c
1-'
50c
—
$1
Co.
9-12
9-
1
6-30
8-
1
e-
■
co
preferred
I
9-11
my2c
7-30
6-30
General
Mills,
?.20c
General
Motors
8-25
7-3T*
7-15
6-30
+44c
10-15
9-30
$43c 1-15-60
12-31
$44c 4-15-60
3-31
$5
U5c
8-
1
1
7-15
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.,
$3.75 pfd.
(quar.).—
(quar.)
^
General Products Mfg., Ltd., diss A
(Stock dividend)
redeemable
of
8-14
7-
6
9-
1
8-11
8-
3
7-15
$1.25
and
7-31
6-30
7-14
6-30
8-
1
7-15
10-
1
7-29
8-10
9-17
7T
8
'7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-
6
8-1
7-
6
B
(Two shares of non-cum.
pfd. stock
class A
75c
933ic
or
(25c
par)
for each
r-15
class B held)
7-15
8-
—
preferred
shave
^37 (2c
(quar.).
(quar.)_
Common
(resumed)
10c
6% conv. preferred (quar.)__;
75c
General Baking Co., common (quar.)^.__—15c
$3
preferred
(quar.)
$2
General Bakeries, Ltd.
(quar.)
L_—£7V2c
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar. )
50c
9-18
tlOc
Co., common
7-15
General American Industries—
8-28
7-15
4%.
Company
25c
,
0-22
7-15
'7-16
20c
(quar.)
Refining
Fuhsten
8-15
LI*"
(quar.)
7-31
7%c
56y4C
20c
3%
Ltd.
Gamewell
2y4c
7-10
6
7-10
9-
25c
-
6-30
7-
7-15
6
7-20
6-30
7-31
10c
Fuller Brush
(quar.)—
(from earned
(stock dividend)
Company/—,
Mexican withholding
Company
Frontier
6-30
7-15
2c.
3
•
6-30
7-15
Funds-
making net payment of 8%c)
Realty Co. (quar.)
Frito
6-30
7-15
+12%c
Quarterly
3
9-
—
_____—
Friedman
1
$2
:
series
stk.
Cos.,
(Less
7-15
35c
35c
a2%%
dividend
Stock
9-
40c
-
,
Fresnillo
7-15
(quar.)
Franklin Electric
Eraser
18 c
8-31
7-15
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%
50c
$0.2136
share plus this dividend
per
Corp.
7-10
9-
50c
9-15
'
at
B
6-19
i2y2c
6-29
issue
1
Motor,
7- 3
$0.00625
Aug.
on
B
7
.M.
8-21
6-30
7-15
Wallace—
k
7-24
7-15
7-
35c
Entire
preferred.
redemption
for
Common
7-10
93%C
9-15
1
9-
12%c
(quar.)—
(initial)
Fram
7-10
8-
1
7-15
Machine-
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
Ltd., 4V2% pref. (s-a)
Fort Wayne k Jackson RR.—
5%% preferred (s-a)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., com. (quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. <quar.)_
7-10
$1.06
10-
$3
25c
20c
50c
28£ic
12%c
Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)________
convertible
Class
6-15
1
— —
common™
k
B
Ford
6-30
8-
1
8-31
$1
—_______
(quar.).
(initial)
$15.60
6-30
7-15
9-30
15c
Francisco)
(San
Co.
City
Ltd.
A
Forbes
A
$1
(quar.)
8-14
8-14
10-
SI
Rubber
Gear
called
4
12-
common
A
Insurance
k
National
5.%.%
1
9-24
2%
common
9-1
,9-1
$1.183i
$1.25
50c
quar.)
Corp.,
series
Class
6
7-
12-24
/
preference (quar.)—
1
6-15
—
A__
Corp.,
9-15
\j 7- 8
;
Ltd.,
(Marylandi
—
Bros.
9-16
$1.75
Ltd., common (resumed)
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Dominion
......—.—:*——
Fund
Tire
Fluor
9-10
8-11
m]mm
—
Inc
Boston
Class
7-15.
1
2
.
:—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp. (quar.)—_—_
Firestone
9-
—___—_
(quar.)_
Quarterly
1
4.0-
j..
(quar.)
General
Fireman's
6
8-
$1.05
Dairies,
I
(quar.)—
E
preferred
Arts
10c
25c
—______
(quar.
common
Financial
4
93%c
:
Ltd.
7-31
7-
7-15
25c
—
common
A
Fidelity & Deposit
:j:4c
—:
7-15
6-30
—_____—'
(monthly)
(quar.)
Fiber
$1.13
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
_
8-21
4
20c
shares
1
8-17
(Syra¬
6-19
7-21
£8c
income)
Beneficial,
8-
12V2c
preferred (quar._c
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)
5c
fro
7-15
6-30
5,/a%)
6-19
7-15
$1.31 Va
32c
(qu
7-15
1
7-31
-
Assn.
(quar.)
common
7-
7-25
Dodge & Cox Fund—
9-10
6-30
prefjnwbd
7-20
$1.12%
Co.
1
8-
7-31
—
(quar.)
Board,
8-10
First
(quart&rly
7-1
8-
FederalJgjjjHBees Finance Corp.
rWl^hington, -D. C.) —
5%.-
_
Stores
Inc.
7-15
1
—
ii-
Insurance
Mortgage
50c
(initial)—
(quar.)
S.)
Shares,
vestment
9-21
7-15
Federal
30c?i
23C
$1:19'
cuse, N. Y.)
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
8-20
37 (be
*
___
8-5
9-1
tGViC
(s-ai—
3
$10c
£5c12%c
—
Life
Traders
&
Franklin
Go.
3
7-
'
(increased)
Printing
(initial)
Corp.
8-25
:$i.3o
—
Yard
7-
7-15
75c
60c
—
(quar.)
25c
50c
Tunnel
Ltd.—
(irregular)—
50c
Dillon
50c
Textile
9-
1
7-20
m
Fabien
7-24
8-20
150c
"
3
7-
—
Products
1
6-19
75c
to
Heating Products,
Class
(quar.)
7-
7-15
$3.50
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Associates (qvar.)__.
Class
Corp.—■
1st preferred
—_—.—
—
10-
Doming Company (quar.)—
Dennison Mfg., class A (quar.).
stock
i
7-15
40c,
(quar.)
Manufacturing
10-
Dana Corp.,
H-amway
3
a-
15c
;.
A
(quar.)__
preferred
(s-a)—
$1.12 y2
-
3^4% preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar,)_.
Rubber Co., common (quar.)_
Class A (quar.)
—
Dejur-Amsco Corp.. class A (initial)
Class B
(initial)
7-
6-30
(quar.)
7-10
(increased)
'
Evans
7-15
673%
Dayton
7-15
1
1
50%
(s-a)
Group
-
k
Extra
•
5
6-
17'/2C
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8%
G2%c
7-15
1
Denver
7-20
(quar,)
!
50c
$4.24
k
Co
6-12
7-15
Light Co.—
debenture
preferred
Class
7-15
8-15
J_
0-19
_
£2>/2c
—III
9-
$40c
-
preferred
!____
preferred (quar.)
1
*0C
3-
3-
$1.12,bi
25c
conv.
8-
Dairies-
k
of Amer. (quar,).._—
Emhart
Foote
class A
—
dividend)--:
8-
—
dividend
Power
(stock
55c
$1.25'
1
6-30
7-15
Communications
52 >/4C
60c
(quar.)
7-
20c
5%,
v22%c
50c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar i
Empive District Electric Co.—
7-6
1
class A (ttquar.)
6-30
1.
II"
four held
6%
88-
:
System,
Crystal
Stock
(increased
7-
America—
(quar.)
Electric
Products, 'common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%'o
«
50%
preferred
6-24
7-21
$1.75
$1.50
„
(qtiar.)_:
Inc.
7-
Corp.—
(quar.)
A
Sault
Edison
12-
50c
(s-a)
3
7-15
15c
Laboratory
17y2c
1st
Candy.
Daitch
Central Kansas Power Co.—
of
Cutter Laboratories,
D.
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred, (quar.)
Co.
£10c
(quarl)
I
7-
$1
10c
(accum.j__,
$1
(Toronto)
(quar.)__/___
(initial)
7-20
$1.04
(quar.)
Steel
Class
7-17
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B% preferred a & preferred b
8% preferred A & preferred b
9-15
473/2c
j
9-30
5c
Corp
Common
3
7-15
$1.50
dividend
Common
—
preferred
Curtiss-Wrighfc Corp.—
7-10
Trust]
Common
7-
37(sc
—
preferred
$1.75
-
convertible
Curtiss
1
£10c
(quar.)
5%-pfd.
3
7-31
2%-
(accum.)
pfd.
(s-a)
$1.50
(quar.)—-,.,-
preferred
5V4C0
8-1
£30c
__
Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
5
7-
87V2c
$1.12%
40c
(quar.
B
Mfg.
12-15
6-19'
1
8-
$6
Echlin
Corp.—
Crucible
7-31
f37V2c
t$1.06V4
6-30
7-30
$50c
—
fquar.)
Zellerbach
$4.20
7-31
8-15
America—■
Central Food Markets,
Seal,
RR.
preferred
7-15
$1.12 Va
£$1.25
share for, each
6-
7-31
:40c
£933ic.
common
Corp. (Mel.)—
preferred A
(accum.)
52y2c
6-29
7-31
£$1.50
(quar
(quar.)_
common
.7-11
15c
(quar.)..
$1.50
Industries
25c
International
A
4V2C0
„
Instrument
k
Cork
Gas,
$7
$50c
(quar.)
Cork
15p
.
6-15
Eastern States
6-22
10c
Crown
U5c
Eastern
6-22
1
Stock
(quar.).
Crown
6-20
6-22
1
Economics
— .
Ltd.
6-30
tl5c
Cassiqr Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)
4%%
Ltd.
7-15
7-28
1
8-
1
;——
receipts (final)
-h—
deposit
L.),
6-11
7-13
8-
8-
-
1
Inc.
1
137 Vac
.
Ltd.—"
Cos. Ltd;
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)___I_—
Vickcrs, Ltd. (quatv)_
Capital Plastics. Inc
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. Gtdl
8-14
Bakeries. Ltd.—
8-
Co.
7-20
$4
Canadian Pacific
7-27
1
7-15
de Nemours k Co.—
participating
8-
July 21)
(quar,}_
011
Crouse-Hinds
Crown
4%;
6-22
B
Class
Eastern
7-10
of
Co.
(quar.)
Company, 3%%> pfd,
Class
6-25
7-24
6-26
7-15
-
Canadian
5Co
7-15
$$1.25
Canadian Oil
Celotex
150c
40c
(quar.)___"!__I
preferred (quar.)_„__
Corp.
7-15
£8%C
"
;
common
Stock div.
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
7Vb%>
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian
International
Investment
4.20%
8-
7-10
30c
7-24
"
Ltd.
preferred
Pennsylvania
8-15
(quar.)—
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)—
——
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
6-30
com.
1
9-
10c
(quar.)—'a
East
7-15
iR.
Crane
6-30
Investment,
Canadian Industries,
-8-
10c
—
preferred
6-30
7-
Corp.
$1.27'/a
I
preferred (quar.).
Celangse
8-11
8-15
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
preferred (duar.j
I.)
Duquesne Natural
15c
Products
Grain
8
20c
American
6-30
8-20
7-15
Canadian
;
Insurance
$1.75
5%
"Extra
7-15
7-15
preference (quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel, Ltd,
6-26
$1.25
^
(quar.i
7-30
15c
preferred series A (quar.)—
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A—-..—Corson (W. H.), Inc. (quar.)—.——
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
1
$1.50
common
Laboratories
(E.
8-15
(quar.)-—.——
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
7-17
£15c
Ltd.,
9-30
7-10
25c
.
_
$4.50
(quar.)—g—.—
approval
Corn
7-24
28 %C
Railway Co.
6-30
30c
'
(quar.)-
common—
Co. of Canada, 1956 Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)...
35c
—
$5.25
$1.17 Va
com.
Ltd.,
& Bradscreet, Inc. (quar.)
Dunhill International (stock dividend)
Corp. of America (quar.)——
dividend
(subject
to
stockholders
Stock
6-26
8-15
I
Mines
7-31
10-30
2%
preferred
preferred
8-14
(quar.)—^
6-23
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian Bronze
Ltd.,
preferred
1
(initial-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Canada Iron Foundries,
Ltd.,
4 V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance Co.
Canada
4%
40c
(quar.)_
com.
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
Class
(quar. »
4c
California Portland Cement
6-25
£25c
.
Dun
9
6-
2
6-25
10%
$3.50
6-30
8
7-
1
7-15
7-15
7-20
t6c
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
8-
£38c
common
new
7-17
8-15
$1.31 V*
conv.
6-30
25c
•
Fund'
Packing,
1
7-
$1.16
Corp.
$3
37y2c
7%.
California
8-
50C
__
preferred (quar.)—.————
$4.52 preferred (quar.
——:
Container Corp. of America, com. (quar.) —
6-26
2%
_
Power, $3 pfd.
7-20
28c
Ltd
(quar t——
Consolidated Water Co., class A (quar.)—i.
$4.16
6-31
7-15
7-15
$1.75
Oregon Power, common
preferred (quar.)
5.10%: preferred (quar.)_„.
$4.70 preferred (quar.)6%; preferred (quar..)——
1
8-
8:
Co.—
participating
dirBbnt
8-
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
Pont
Du
8-17
$15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_^
Film
40C
,
preferred (quar.)——
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.K
6-15
8-
-
10c
California
60c
7-31
7-20
5%
Empire Trust Co.
Smelting
6-26
Craig Bit Co.,
preferred
8-15
9-17
7-
9-15
tl5c
A
Stock
4
9-
9-30
7-30
Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Class
7-15
2%
(quar.)_
—-——
7-
31c
_
(quar.)—
(quar.)_____
Mills. Ltd.—
1
8-17
£$1.75
(quar.)
___i_
Industries,
—Drug
9
7-17
3-31
Ltd.—
Co.
Cliemical Co
Draper Corp.
1
,1(4C
————
Corp.
7-15
America—
.
Corp.,
7-20
8-
12c
—.———
k
(s-a)
7-15
60c
(quar.)
10-
.
.
3
12-18
(N. Y.)
Co.
7-10
25c
:
dividend)—.:
of
7-
Lomason
Dover
Dow
7-
7-31
$25c
Dover
.
7-31
,
25c
25c
(quar.)
dividend
"$1.37 y2
preferred (quar,—
Cooper-Jarrett,
Cement
1st
5Co
$1
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
7-24
$1.25
(quar.)———;
preferred (quar.)—.:.
$2.06 preferred '(quar.) —T$2.00 preferred (quar.)
.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.>._,—
——~
Consolidated Edison
,
15c
common—
Calgary Power, Ltd..
Cenco
7-10
37V2C
$1.50
5%
7-10
1
15c
(quar. i
Co.,
Caldwell Linen
6Co
1
15c
Industries
Calaveras
60c
8-
10c
Extra
.
,
6-20
8-
(quar.)__;
45c
(stock
Assurance
preferred
CMP
9
3%
__
Stuck
7-24
2 y2 Co
$4,50
(quar.)
;
1
8-15
Chemical
7-10
£25c
J31l/4C
(quar.)_...______
(quar.)
_j
Textile Co., Ltd., common
preferred
Douglas k
4%
,
$2.04
8
55c
Semi-annual
Butler
79-
£26c
—it-
Co.
1
1
7-10
preferred
6%
;
(quar.)
25c
•
Quarterly
8-14
7-15
&
3- ,1
$50c
.
_
(quar.)
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.
8-14
$1.12(2
prcfrred.
$2
6-19
8-
£35c.
(quar.)
Biscuit- Corp.—
convertible preferred
$1.25
7Co
9-15
1-1-60.
Coal. Ltd.
Ltd.
6-30
Ltd.—
._
Dominion
10c
——
(quar,)—
<quar.)
Life Assn. (Toronto)
93%C
Ltd.* (quar.)
Co..
Co.,
l
Tar
6-26
(monthly).
Common
a
20c
r
Mills, Inc.,.
k
10-
$1,183/1
1
25c
preierred
42 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Bullock's, Inc., 4%
preferred
Burrus
9-19
10-
15c
6','r
Burns
1
Corp.—
preferred
7-15
10-
preferred (quar.)———
Connecticut Light k Power—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)—
——-—.—.
6-2!)
8-
7-17
UOc
.....
Plan,
9-30
$1.20
Corp. (quart)
(1959) Ltd.—
dividend
Finance
convertible
7-10
8-15
70c
Ltd
Distillers
C
0-12
8-14
7Co
$1.06
preferred (quar.)—.
Union Gas Co. (quar.);
Brooklyn
.-6%
6-17
50c
Power
Canada
6-17
7-15
12 %C
-
(quar.)—
com,
Quarterly
—
—
Conn (C. G.), Ltd., common- (quari)__
87'/2C
—
.
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 33i Co preferred
Brooke
7-15
15c
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
4.78%
(quar.)__
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)
__
British-Columbia
7-10
75c
_
common
11-
7-15
<quar.)_
Electric
Ohio
Engineering inc.
Confederation
7-13
25c
preferred
preferred
Mines
6-30
-
7-20
£25c
(quar.)
Boston
7-15
5Va%
7-31
30c
(quar.)
lb25
Concord
tlOc
(quar,)—.
common
4
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.) —
Natural Gas, common - (quar.)—"
6-30
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)___„;
Bralorne-Pioneer
7-10
7-15
55c
(quar.)
Stores(quur.)
Edison
7-17
7-15
W*
—
Borman .Food
4.25 %
6-15
1
25c
com. (quar.;
(quar.)-—,
—_—i——_
(quar.)
9-
7-23
preferred (quar.)
5.25 C<> preferred (quar.) —
;—
Commonwealth International Corp. Ltd
7-15
8-
5c
Hats, Ltd.,
Mfg. Co.
11-37
9-24
of cash)
.4,64%
7-15
%50c
—
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
10-
12-17
7'/2%
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
i.
Co.
10-23
1st preferred
non-cum.
Columbus & Southern
7-15
20c
dividend)—
A
37^0
Co.—
Coirnnbia Gas System Inc. (quar. 1
Columbia Pictures Corp. (stock dividend)—
6-30
7-15
9-
4%
$1.25
Water
7-
5%
6-25
8-
50c
(quar.)
common
7-23
Du-Art
7-15
/Linoleum
"
Dominion
3
37'.aC
6-26
7-15,
.
25c
Monthly
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
6-25
&
Dominion Steel &;
7-15
(increased)
Supply
Fields
Dominion Stores,
liner.)
6-25
30c
— —
preferred
7
45c
7-31
7.
£50c
class A (quar.)
Biddelord '&
$1
7-
$1.50
7
7-
+$1.75
;
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Bestwall Gypsum
(stock
Biltmore
1
10c
8-14
7-
75c
5%
Saco
8-
&
Oilcloth
7-15
+17y2c
r
Quarterly
Doininguez Oil
7-15
12c
£50c
—_
iquar.)_:
common
(quar.)
Metals
6-24
?12(?2c
(quar.)
Monthly
$1.25
(stock dividend)——
common
Finance
preferred
Ltd.—
'
—
Belmont iron-Works (quar.)....
Bensonhurst National Bank (extra)
.
87 '/2C
and 1956) <quar.)„
Colorado Central Power
Co.
(monthly)
Colorado Credit Life Insurance (reduced)—.
Colorado Fuel Lk Iron, common (.stock div.)
$3
(quar.)—;
Hardware k Mfg. Co.—•
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Berkshire Gas Co.,
7
pfd .(series 1947
5%
Belknap
Bell
7-
37'/2C
•'—-
7-20
i.80c
Baystate Corp.
4%-
1
$1.25
(quar,)—
preferred
$4.50
■
Coleman Engineering Co. Common f.stock div. in lieu
$3
-
(N.
Bathurst Power k Paper Ltd.,
3
$1.75
—.
__
Y.r (quar.)—.
Canada Ltd.
of
6
$1.06
1-
participating preferred (s-a)_
Trust
8-
15c
(quar.)...-.
Ry. (s-a)—
Illuminating, com.
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
a—
Bankers Securities Corp. (Phila. )—
6% cumulative common^..:
'
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
87 \'->c
Co.
k
50c
(quar.)
a
% <%
Bankers
5
Mahoning
k
Electric
Cleveland
6-25
7-24
12%c
___
7 Co
$3
Clearfield
7-
7-14
11c
Mark
Clayton
7-
7-22
25c
—____
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)—'—
4
6-30
37ySC
preferred (quar.). „—
—:——4%% preferred (quar.)
—
City Investing Co., com, (s-a)._:—
—
12-31
preferred
Ducommun
8-
———
4%
9-30
6%-
enable of Rec.
Share
Steel
&
Dominick Fund, Inc._»
Dominion Glass, Ltd.,
G-24
7-15
fi-30
6%
'7-15
8-15
(quar.)
—
Products (quar.)
& Electric, com. (quar.)
Molded
Chicago
4VzCo
30c
preferred
7-24
8-14
$1.12 Vz
w~—
A
45c
.
Baldwin Piano, 6%
«quar.
(quar.r
20c
7-10
4%C
(quar.)_1————
preferred (quar.)___^.——
_
Baker Industries,
—-
Common
CJorp. (quar.)
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
Foundries
Dominion
Corp.—
Common
Series
B
1
9-"l
7Co
in¬
—
(a distribu¬
dividend of iOc from investment income)
a
8-
Dominion
6-23
8-
75c
Chesapeake• Corp, (Va.) (quar.)
rr—
Chesapeake. & Ohio .Ry,, 3Va% pid* (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3V2C0 conv. preferred (quar./_
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7-14
7-15
25c
37'/2C
tquar.)_
security profits plus
Electronics Corp.
from
35c
1
10c
—
8-
30c
-—
from
(quar.
5%
1
-
income)
Chenango k Unadilla Telephone
4Ct'o preferred (quar.)
7-14
1
8-
7-10
8-1
'
pref. (quar.)——— ■—
Fund, Inc., new (initial from
vestment
Holder*
hen
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
20c
conv.
Chemical
7-15
1
„
1
Houghton
8-
30c
comtqpn.
dividend
Axe Science k
1-15
5%
—_____———
$1.20 conv. prior preferred (quar.)
•Automatic-Steel Products, Inc.Axe
1-15-CO
$3
7-15
10-15
Inc.—
—
;• Stock
7-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
:
Sewing Centers
Stock dividend
Atlas
Austin
25c
25c
Life Insurance
/Atlas
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
,
(quar.)
Utility
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champlln Oil & Refining, common
6-30
7-10
Share
of Company
Public
Central
2%
Atlas Credit Corp., common (stock dividend)
Same
Payable of-Rec.
.
Holdert
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Navie of Company
.
(Continued
on page
46) *v
6-30
Volume ISO
Number 5861
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(57)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1958
30% Jan
437a Jan
13
102% Jsm
Lowest
40% Dec 29/
3
'7
7
*
Tl7a Nov 20
NEW YrORIv STOCK
Highest
40(4 Jan
47'A May
8
78474 Apr 28
597a Feb
9
112% Feb
18
20% Aug 26
497b Oct 24
18% Mar 26
231
Jun
477a Jan
2
66 % Feb
19
2
2474 Nov 18
15% Jun
29"
237a Jan
Abacus
3
37% July 15
2
14
Jan
14% Jan
3
134
Apr
a
3
29% Oct
14
26
Jan
2
20% Jan
2
297» Dec
31
2774 Apr
S
6
33% Oct
9
39u
2
61
82
Oct
1
97
7
Jan
2
19% Dee -29
24
30 % Mar
24% Jan
197a Jan
Nov 11
Jan
Jan
2
17 (.» Jan
28
-
33
Jan
9
Jan
common
preferred
100
Vending Corp
.25
Acme
Steel
Co
11'A Jan
2
Jan
72
Jan
4Va Jan
30
30
9
Jun
30
7
19% Jan
2
23 Va Jan
2
34
Dec
80% Nov 24
77% Jun
10'% Dec 30
2
Nov
13
280
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14 % Apr
2
33
Dec
30
28
93
Jan
29
Jan
2
11
32% Jan 28
44% Jan
7
Dec
12
96
16
15% Oct
6
72% Apr 29
96% Oct
7
49 % Nov
2
Apr 18
12
Dec
100
Jan
14
12% Feb
13% Apr
102
16%
16%
167a
31%
16,000
32%
32 %
327i,
28%
28%
25,700
28%
287 a
4,000
57
43% Oct
Jan
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2,
74
Jan
27
Jan
26
55'/a Dec
9
5
10% Jun
17
52% Jan
11
5
Va
«
61% Jun
11
24
33% July
Allied
83% Mar 17
17
Nov
104
17
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
2
96% Oct
Jan
32% May
13
29
4
27
May 1
77% May 11
113
May 27
39 (/a Feb
25
Stores
52
21
42% Dec
11
39
Feb
12
44% Jan
7
15
47 % Jun
16
0
Amerace
114% Sep
17
83% Jun
32% Jun
25
56'% Apr
106% Feb
5
17
35% Apr
30
33% Apr
160'/2 Apr
9
14% Jan
25
25% Oct 10
2
85% Jan
9
34% Jan
13
125% Oct
24% Jan
118
10
44% Nov 12
Jan
42%, Jan
48
3'%%
Airlines
American
Bank
58
Jan
64 % May 29
29% Feb
33% Jan
2
47% Dec 16
45% Jan
39% May 6
54 % May 25
6%
Jan
2
22
20% Jan
I
19
Jan
2
19
7
7% Feb
13
41% Jun
10
Nov 11
3% Jan
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
41% Jan
2
52% Nov 18
37% Sep 11
2
39% Jan
Jan
42% Jan 21
36% Jun
10
2
607/a Jan
407/a Mar
24
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
47% Jan
45 % Dec
29'/a Jan
17
44% Dec
38'% Mar 17
44
84
3
'90% Mar
6
Jan
15
39% Jan
17
55% Dec
11
46% Feb
17
25
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
477a Feb
13
Feb
38% Jan
2
55% Dec
14% Jan
2
26% Nov 13
32% Feb
12
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
16% Jan
44
2
Jan
13
134
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
96
Jan
2
32% Jan
Jan
Dec
2
1
31
11
122
Mar 13
Jan
2
29% Feb 28
1%
18'%
18'%
56%
56%
57
42 >4
42%
11%
117a
42%
11%
11%
11
11'A
11 %
par
59*'%
60%
11%
59'A
60%
1,600
60
60%
60
100
61
77
77%
78
78
6,000
79
79
31%
32%
31%
5
10
100
10
1
50
1
1
100
Co
31
41% Dec
34.
*63
65
Oct
2
Jan
2
43
27'A Dec 22
2774 Jan
2
55%
57%.
5774
58
49'%
50%
50'A
51 %
40
*39
*86%
87%
EXTRA
6174
6074
50
Apr 17
55% May 18
American
Distilling Co
HOLIDAY
20
43%
43'%
61%
*43'%
43%
43 '/a
4374
American
437b
Electric Power Co
10
4374
48%
49
48%
49%
4874
49%
49
43
American
Enka
49%
403
43
41'%
8,600
42%
41%
4174
41
41%
10,000
45
Jun
29
Corp
4
American
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
American
Export
American
&
35% Apr
15
American
Feb
Jun
18% Feb
20% Jan
105
Feb
95% July
84
5
European Secur
Lines
Foreign
No par
40c
Inc
Power—No par
24
2
25
1
May 19
■
6%
non-cumulative
American
International Corp—
American Investment Co of 111
5'A%
prior preferred-
American
3.90'%
Mach
&
—1
100
preferred
100
30
American
Machine &
16
American
Metal
Jan
22
4%%
98
1
Fdry common—7
59% Apr
34% Jan
Metals_Nopar
Climax
Inc
com—1
preferred
100
6
53
1
American
Optical
3
American
Potash
21
American
Rad
ya July
647/a Mar
% Jun
4
26
1
152
18% Apr
Mar 17
7%
41
May
62
Jun
24
American
56% Feb
27
American
1
148% Mar 20
63% Mar 9
125
Products
2
25
——No par
Co
Co—
1
Chem—No par
& Std Sany com—5
&
preferred
8
1
39%
39%
30%
30%
30'%
30%
30
30%
2874
14
14%
14%
15
1474
1474
14%
*39
41
*39%
American Snuff
Co
25
common
6%
10'A Jun
4
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
3
2
37% Dec
5
61% May 21
32% Jan
7
46% Mar 13
13
63% Oct
13
60% Jan
74% Mar 17
46% Jun 30
61% Oct
14
53% Jan
7
603A Mar 18
39-
31
33
3
40% May
.*
2
84 V2 Feb
25
Dec
31
83
Jan
2
33
Jan
2
41% Nov
14
34
Mar
22
Jan
13
32%. Dec
5
30
Jun
Feb
90% Jan 20
May 31
all
other
6
preferred
:
i
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
Preferred 6%
1474
*14%
43%
45
60%
43%
60%
45%
4374
4474
43%
4474
211,900
62
62'A
63
6174
6274
44%
10,000
60
29
6,40(1
15
1,100
41%
49%
42%
42
42'%
50%
51
52
52
53%
5174
53
46
48 %
15%
48
49
4774
47%
47'A
48 %
8,600
15%
15%.
1574
15%
1574
1574
29,600
15%
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43
45%
44
5,400
7,700
4574
140
143
140
55 %
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55%
56%
124
30
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143
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141%
5674
57%
124
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124
29 'A
30
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143
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5774
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16,100
380
900
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71
72
89
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89
89
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3074
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1674
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69'A
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1674
1674
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2,100
16%
500
79%
79%
79 %
80%
80
81
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817 a
118,500
94%
9574
95%
9674
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9774
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12,500
100
120%
120%
121%
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121%
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4974
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49 7b
50 %
41,900
14%
4,800
"
25
series—
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
Anaconda Wire & Cable
50
No par
49%'
14
121
50(4
14%
120 %
4974
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121
50%
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28
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41
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41
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39
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40
647a
4,800
20,000
8,800
30,400
59
1,000
-3974
407b
3,700
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
1
9
40% Jun
25
Anderson
36% Jan
14
AndersorhPrlchard Oil Corp..
24.
94%
29%
2974
1474
88%
1-25*
95% Apr
page
*93
2874
14%
25
Corp
4
set
94%
28%
14%
33%
common
23
footnotea
*93
28%
14%
67%
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
$4
94'%
29
14
25
7%
Anchor
29
*93
28%
307b
American Water Works Co com—5
23
94%
60
1
15% Jan
Feb
27,900
25
_1
com
6% preferredAmerican Viscose
29
26%
140'%
50% Apr 27
27% May 1
17% Mar 18
2574
141
129% Jan 20
12
26%
140%
100
16
15
25%
51,500
46
10
13% Mar 12
26%
38 'A
59
119% Jun
24% Jan
2,000
25%
58
9
26'AJan
:
457a
Jun
23
53%
81%
46
Co
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
53!
*80
59
Refining
27% Dec
5374
38%
American Sugar
6
53%
9474
45'A
American Stores
10
80
53'A
93
58%
American Steel Foundries.:
Jan
80
37
4
23(4 Jan
80
46
preferred
American
1974
101
95%
61
2
17
19%
*99
1,100
5,800
9374
37%
2
26
18
45 (a
Jan
Apr
1974
101
100
120
18
58%
July
187a May 18
10%
*99
•102
<,
2,900
5,900
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3674
72
89
26'%
*93
19%
18
33%
176
95
*79
54
25%
120
'17%
101
367a
200
3,700
11,300
53%
80
54
18
33
172%
17
01%
46 %
105
107% Jan
92 "a
*102
367«
2
20
19'%
*99
81%
120
41
60%
5
16
19%
101
87%
*79
3374
17674
70,300
1,100
30
30 7 8
31% Jun
75% Jun
*177ii
33
170
*1674
100
.14%
10
non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
.13% Jan
*102
33'%
*39%
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com_No par
12
18
13%'
*99
32%
41
*142%
American Seating Co
7%
%
100
—-
Jun
Jan
2,400
40
Sugar
News
37
1,400
1,700
CLOSED
87%
6
4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
60%
14% Nov
11
37%
'86%
35% Feb
367a
55'%
50 %
*39
2
For
3674
55%
49%
62%
874 Jan
dividend.
367,i
56
87%
29
$149.87%
37%
55'%
39%
30
lEat
Co
200
59%
4
Dec
36%
13,400
16,500
42,600
39%
35'A Dec
100
37%
Natural Gas Co
90
*19
37 %
86% May 11
1
1974
17,700
19%
11%
American
Jun
27
45
American
Jan
2674
11 %
14
45
27%
*19
*86%
52% Mar 31
—.—
2674
267a
19%
59%
6
„
26%
*19
88'%
31 Va Jan
Jan
-
v
58%
43% Mar
227s Jan
19
400
11,500
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16
40
27%
19
447a
18
26% Mar 26
52 7u
11%
73% Apr
467/b Feb
May 21
3374
527»
44%
7
139
34%
517a
*39%
4%%
45
18
33%
100
29% Jun
—
51%
—10
3
2
26%
.r
prior preferred
31
9% Jan
34%
50%
American Cyanamid-Co
Dec
26
50'%
1074
Jun 11
5
Nov
31%
3,600
64V4
3474
5374
44%
5
26
39
50%
*63
10%
Motprs Corp
54% Jun
134% Jun
64%
%
33%
48%
Crystal
35% Dec
2
*63
33%
65
34%.
*63
22,800
47
No par
Chicle
American
6
15
3374
-No par
com
10
Chain & Cable—
American
12
1197a Sep
25% Jan
34
44%
American
120% Jan
97% Dec
*3374
10%
;
American
60 % Jan
Feb"~2"f"
preferred
28
2574 Feb
7474
33%
31'/,,
1,600
155
44%
30
7
45% Dec
46
10%
25
July 16
105
46
33%
.
45%
44 %
*-1
9
30%
*14674
45%
4,400
10%
Molasses Co
Jun
30%
155
45%
25,900
43%
Metal
32'% Jan
30
30'A
*146
200
34%
34
1
American
13
297s Dec
307a
155
70
44
May 11
61% July
1
140% Jun
6
857%
38
50%
86%
25
common
38% Jan
May 12
44
-12.50
Radio Corp
&
Co
American
Jun
126
Cable
19
61% Nov
2
11774 Jan
20
22
,
24,800
49
40'%
15 % Jun
May 5
51Tb Oct 20
155
1
common
15% Feb
43
68
140
2
No par
32% Jan
14
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
34% Nov
30%
126,200
4974
3474
*140
4,600
36 'A
*3674-
85%
31
35%
50%
34%
250
53,600
10574
44
85%
'45%
35%
38
34%
1,800
35%
49%
87%
1,800
3,700
104%
44
49
18%
113
38
'
44'
33%
*33%
45 38 Jun
40% Nov
2
7
22
35%
-
8,200
79%
3374
33
36
86
151
%
*111
,1
104 %
337a
10
—50
49
35'%
101
87%
45'%
8
Apr
13% Jun
25% Feb
16
32% Jan
10
30%
*148
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'
48%
18
58
13
86%
33%
:
18
2
48% Apr
3574 Jan
37%
43%
48%
120
35 V4 Dec
22% Jan
37%
37
*43
*102
69% Nov 17
157
35%
32%
114%
347 a
101%
preferred_100
2
144% Nov 26
35%
100%
Mar 30
2
2
35%
*36'%
31%
*109
357a
101%
35
100%
No par
common
32%
115
110
48% Jan
11% Jan
35
Mar 17
-20% Jan
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
\
*109
36
17%
27
18
167a Nov 21
2
114%
35'%
167%
Dec
3
Jan
*106
*78
*17
8
16,200
41%
166
92% May
30
20
18%
17'%
24% Jun
13
997%
11874
56
333%
1
99%
19%
117'A
24,100
19.
167'%
Apr
0
42
33%
8
59 7
57'%
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3
58%
41%
-18%
164%
19
9,700
56
18%
1
Jun
20
41
56
12.50
Jun
10
40
20%
No par
53% Jan
50,000
205
118%
Ice Co common
2
1274
102
*185
98
19%
117%
Hardware Corp
Home Products
Oct 20
Jan
98
19%
118%
American
19
10
8
100
19'%
116%
American
101
3
11
*98
19%
2
16% Jan
12
*97 7 a
200
119%
May 27
16
307a Oct
100
25
104
12%
102
18'%
177
80'% Jun
102
*97
9
85% Jun
17
Jan
11%
*97%
*190
12
41
17%
12
Feb
59% Nov 17
14
92
23
11%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
May 29
12
20
42%
;
May 28
55% Apr
1174
14% Jan
Aug 27
Apr 21
Jun
Jun
2
28% July 2
13% Jun 24
21% July 28
111"
Jan
39
31
17% Nov 18
2
79
25
Sep 22
41% Dec
73
13
17
61
80
41%
preferred
American Can
91
80% Jan
44% Mar 17
15
3,400
80
53%
Co.
Note
Theatres Inc
2
81
*79
5,300
118%
18%
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
5%
2
HOLIDAY
80
59
American
29% May 14
20'% Feb 11
14% Mar 18
31%
*78%
577a
American
13
7,800
80
58
preferred
American
EXTRA
57
convertible preferred
5
11
19%.
30' V
58%
common
Bakeries
37% Dec
19%
537s
12.50
American
66 % May 29
19%
30%
40%
No par
Sugar
38% Jan
33% Jun
30%
19%
30%
38%
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amcr Agricultural Chemical—No par
9
25
14
6,900
30%
19%
30 %
39'%
Corp
21
19% Feb
40% Oct
10,800
19%
38%
—
Apr
27% Apr
7
58% Dec 31
CLOSED
*30%
19%
39'%
convertible preferred
American
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31
30%
*78%
38
Amerada
Feb
El
90%
344
5
Amalgamated
53% Dec
6%
*334
5%
102
Aluminum Co of America.
Amalgamated Leather Co—•
Mar 31
8,100
5%
200
Aluminium Limited
15
62
31%
8774
5%
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100
25,700
30 »A
186
1
4,900
25%
31
;
332
5%
30
102
Corp
Corp common—No
Jan
I
*327
5%
30%
1,400
2474
No par
Inc
Products
27% Jan
33% Jan
330
190
Co
33% Feb 21
Apr 29
5%
30
18
Alpha Portland Cement
36 %Jun 24
105% July
2
*322
102
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
2
88%
10
Mills
Allied
31%
87%
54%
120
No par
Kid
4
30%
1
Laboratories
Allied
14% Feb
30%
87%
190
Inc
Allied
24
51%
118
25%
100
Corp
21% Mar 20
Jun
42% Oct 31
Industries
Allied Chemical
447/8 Feb
26% Feb
111
1
51
120%
24%
No par
preferred
64% Apr 21
76
31
common—
50%
119
—
24%
86%
5%
■
50%
119%
297«
30%
1
preferred A
prior preferred
23%
330
5Vb
100
Allied
82% July 28
2
Allen
1
May 14
*322
30%
19%
5
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
uiy
Inc_
common
convertible
117
23%
2
conv
6%
2
30 Va Dec
60% Jan
22
123
39% Jan
15% Jan 21
6
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
20
2
16
48% Jan
13
10
Jan
Jun
$4
116
2
preferred
5%%
17
100
1
Corp„.
Alleghany Corp
17
593 8 July
102
Apr
Inc
4%%
29
44% Apr
92
Dec~17
36% Jun 12
Jun
pfd 1951 scries
Gas
Alco Products
Aldens
206% Apr 30
18
27
8
May 11
160
conv
5,400
28%
Industries
J
Alabama
May 11
12
9% Jan
July 31
80
4.50%
A
30
2274 Apr
9
16
91
Jan
26
.
li91
30% Jan
Apr 22
6*2 Mar 19
51
32
87%
35
49%
31%
29%
328
100
5,000
50%
28%
85%
207s Nov
2
14
315% Apr
3% Feb
6,100
22%
49%
„
22%
*49 %
No par
Air Reduction Inc common
3
-
22%
28%
32
29%
91 % Mar 10
16
124
22
5014
30%
1
3
31
*120
-
28%
23
797a Feb
July
16 %
115
83% Nov 21
Dec
16 %
1
13
Dec
15%-
5
49 % Jan
5
50%
72%
Shares
43%
71%
-
49%
Aeroquip Corp
34
50Vu
15%/16%
*43%'
—-—
124
50%
Addressograpli-Multigraph Corp
33% Mar 30
297
*119
22'%
Admiral Corp
2
3
124
22
2912 May 11
/237a Jan
2
72
the Week
1
18
8
43%
-71%
50
lo
25% Nov
2% Jan
*43%
72%
*118
Friday
July 3
No par
i,
28
247a Jan
43%
11%
22%
8ales for
Thursday
July 2
*43%
120
PRICES
July I
21%
1
Adams Express Co—
Adams-Millis Corp
16% Jan
19374 Jan
120
1
ACF^JVrigley Stores Inc—,—
June 30
*43%,
43%
-707a_ 71% J
5
ACF Industries Inc
12
June 39
1
convertible
ABC
15
May 19
125
4%
Par
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
AND HIGH SALE
^ LOW
Tuesday
Wednesday
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
NOV 24
120
J
STOCKS
...
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
preferred
Clayton & Co
-6.25
No par
21.80-
10
33%
'39
*91 %
94
91%.
91%
♦91 %
93%
*91%
92%
20
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
3974
.'397-,
401%
4,100
31 %
32
31 %
3174
31
3174
'31
31%
6,700
39
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle'.
(58)
.
Monday. July 6, 1959>
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
2
Jan
15
44% Dec
49 Vb Feb
11
20
Feb
25
7
67 V* Dec
4
19
64% May
7
.,77 Vi July
12 Ye Feb
10
24% Dec
31
23
7
30 Vi Feb
22% Jan
17
5
'
2
39 V* Dec
Nov
3
90
Apr
7
22% Sep
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
May
May
29
2
46
9
23
Jan
"l9'/4
12
6% Jen
27
2
25% May 15
19
Jan
2
10
31% Feb
8
10% Jan
11
2
94 Vu Jan
May
105
Jan
96
67
17% Jan
28 % Apr
30
44
5
Jun
57
13
Jun
10
107 %
46
';;
46";;
46%
46%
Shares
47%
35 7,
35%
261..
36%
87
87
3.600
1.500
74%.
75
75
75':.
74%
761 b
76 Vi
77 Vi
20.4G0
27';:
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26 L;
27%
31,200
i
45%
45 %
45%
45%
•45 7
jj
45".;
78%
78%
%8'i
79 %
76 %
78%
*78%
79 Vb
20 %
21
21
21
21
"21
21%
»580
Industries
Inc
2nd preferred 61.50
Common
...:—:
i
11".;
12
23';;
25:l.
22
21';.
22
35
35
35
35
35
13%
13%
13%
14
14 Vi
55
.
121;;
247
21%'
No par
——5
56%
35
12 '
lb
46
5,800
190
12 vi
11 %
12%
5,100
25%
25%
251
2
26 Vi
8,100
(21%
21%
21"
4
22%
14,200
35 V5»
35
35%
1,000
14 %
14
14 Vi
9,300
a
-
l
-
....._
102
•
_1C
103
"75 %•
100
5.25 d'
1st preferred—.
Associates In ves tin en t Co.
2
20;!
11%
common..l
Series
'
24
2.50
..
& Refining
Ashland Oil
26
31% Jari
46%
-5
~
ASK Products Corp ......
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Mar 31
83% Jan
the Week
Friday
July 3
45'
Arvin
40% May 19
14% Jun *13,
71% Apr 24
19
Dec
Feb
100'
-46% Nov 19
Jan
29
3
Dec
July '!
10
.1.
—
.
9
34% Dec
25
i
—
11% Jun
10% Aug
Feb
15
Sales for
Thursday
46%
a
35'
...
Co_————
•
PRICES
Arnold Constable Corp —,5
Afllobm Industries Ine*-—/-—1.
7
Mar 16
23
Corp
SALE
July I
Armstrong Cork Co common:...—
1
$2.75 preferred
/.No par
May 25
Apr
22
23% Jun
27% Feb
Armour &
24
86 %
35% Feb
77 % Jun
20
Steel
Armco
2
HIGH
Wednesday
June 80
35
46"
Argo Oil Corp
39% Apr
80
Jun
—No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
40% Jan
35
AND
Tuesday
Monday
June
Par
5
2
16
43% Jan
41% Aug
22
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Jan.1
Range Since
Year 1958
29
LOW
STOCKS
|Mf« fM Prerlona
fewest
-
55 '4
55
102 hi
102
55
3514
STOCK
55%
1(3
102",
76'',
767,
76",
76'
80%.
30 1 i;
30 Vb
30%
31
30 >4
31
10
10
10
44
44 7;
44'
11
CLOSED
76 •'%
4
://l-7
EXCHANGE
103%.
76
/
6.700
~
101%
76
200
800
\
■!..
28% Dec 31
2
17 y« Jan
9% Jan
28
18
97, Jun
39% Jan
23
10% Dec
2
«9% Jan
27% Jan
10
41% Nov 10
92
Feb 28
86% Jan
8
27% Jan
34
Feb
25
78y4 0ct
29
90
July
8% Aug
8
«% Jun
23
2
17% Aug
5
15% •Jun
16
Jun
30
7% Jan
2
16% Jan
12% Aug
•% Jan
8
28% Dec
19
21% Jun
9
6
29% Dec
30
2
11
25% Apr
10% Jaii
29
137/s Dec
Atlas
20
84% May 5
24% Feb 16
27
5%
Atlas
27 Vi Jail
84
*82'.:,
53"
i
587,
45"ii
46%
preferred
—,..100
79%
79%
x78%
6%
6 7:,
15%
*15"',
6%
1
—
157,
—_;2o.
*81
.20
/No par
19%
20
*23%
24
common
.
__/
7
17% May 25
Avco
Babbitt (B T) Inc
16,600
.
%
10
45'b;
.45%
45:%
14,100
78%
78%
79 Vi
230
87
581
"
-
,
6 %
(>•''„
85
58%
59
j
59
6;7;
67,
*15%
16
15",
80%
81
81
%
19%
23,600
82
20
20';
20 Vi,
20',
15":,
1
'
i
500
;
'*.
800 '7/.
//-
/
r
1,300
7
*23 %
24 V,
22 7:
23
32';;
33%
34:;i,
34'
4
357,
34%
35 %
14**;;
15'..
14-9,
15%
15 Vb
15%.
15 %
157;
23
*22%
7
3,600
6-7,
16
20
7
300
0
32%
3
_
HOLIDAY
.31
81
<;2
*84
53,400
45%
79%
Co.—————
Corp
8 i
59
47 I'd
EXTRA
731
84
53%
Conv prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
1
44
46%
common..
Austin Nicliels
13
35% July
45%
..No par
...
...
.
preferred
Powder
97,
*44
.——10
Refining
Corp
16% Feb 11
10% May 27
19
25% Dec
*82 Vi
10
97;
44 Vi
common
preferred
$3.75 series B
3
8% Jan
2
68% Jan
1...—.100
10
44%
Atlantic
17
86 % Mar
6% Jan
72% Sep"22
preferred..-.10
Electric Co com./—6.50
Atlantic Coast Line RR
1
14% Jan
17
4%
u
Apr
9%
non-cumulative
5'/c
Atlantic City
15
29%
—~——10
;
62 % May 25
•
-i
Jan
Common
58 %
17
24
78'
■
4
Apr
92
24
47'% Feb
15
Jan
47
43 % Jun
53% Dec 30
13
.
10% Mar
2
82% Jun
45% Nov
2
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
15
200
14,400
%
67,700
B
10% Nov
21
7
12%
34
Jan
20
30 la Feb
9
41% Jun
1
Babcoek &
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
6
10% Apr
2
Ealdwin-Liiria-Hainilton
6
45
Nov
<6
43% Jan
8
49% Mar 11
3% Jan
9
Jun
24
9% Jan
34% Jan
26
105% July
95
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
22% Apr
Feb
95
Apr
92% Jun
3
Jun
Vi Jun
8
4%
89
48.% July
9
2
48% May 27
64% Oct 22
51% Jun
30% May
7
23% Jan
25
9
4
52% Jan
8
167/8 Jan
6
45% Apr
8
58
Dec
Mar 24
23
.
.
n
Jan
36 Vb
10
27
Feb
9
Dec
23
28'/2 Jan
2
52
3
9
44
Jan
2
51
Jun
178
Jan
23
190
95
Jan
5
May
3% %
6
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
2
20
Dec
29
13% Jan44 2
28% Jun
40% Dec
19
36'i Jan
7
74% May
6
83
May 22
30% Oct 29
80 % Jan
13
84 i
9
28 % Jan
2
36% Oct® 2
•35% Jan
9
3
Jan
2
May 19
28% Jan
2
44
Dec
31
36
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
25
Feb
100 % Mar 26
Mar
44% Apr
66
Jan
1% Feb
1% Oct 13
36% Dec
6
36% Jan
13
54% Oct
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
76
143
5
May 14
2
12 % Jan
5
Jan
12
Best .&
1
Co
2
Bethlehem
Feb
11
Inc
3514
35
35%
53%
53%
53
53
25%
26
26
26'
55%
56%
55' i
55"
56
561 b
56 Vh
56«b
35
84
35 Vis
35%
36
35%.
36 1
49
47%
48
4 7 "4
47':;
47
47%
3,400
.'50
50%
501:.-.
51%
51"
51%
52
2,000
7%
47
49
Steel
preferred
100
1
18
Inc
19
Bliss
2
8
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
21
7(1 %
Feb
10
37% Feb
9
39'/a Dec 31
25% Apr 23
Jim
■46 lb Jan
5
•
5
85
Jan
16
76 % Feb
3
43 y« Jan
2
60 % Dec
31
59
Jan
6
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
10
Mar 26
15% Jan
3
32% Oct
23
21
Jun
30
27% Jail
(
Jun
23
85-
Jan
49% Dec
31
49% Jun
18
59% Jan
30
1Q% Jan
8
42% Jan
17
GO
Dec
19
57% Jan
6
46% Dec
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
30%
19%
20%
19 %
19-
,
20 Vb
9,000
38
14
37:4
38
37%
37";;
37%
•3 7 7»
27.500
Corp.
5
311 i
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31%
'31 'b
2,200
81%
2,100
42'
4
43
42%
43
42%
43:%
X42%
43%
17,300
100
•78%
.79
79'a
..25
61';;
preferred
Edison
&• Maine
5
,
Co
.
..
Corp
on
33% Oct
3
28 % Jan
29
35% May 28
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
8
30
Budd Co
78 % Jun
10
8
94% May 27
l
37% Jan
2,1
Jan
2
24V« Jun
18
20% Apr
8
63
Feb
25
Apr 10
68% Jan
'2
preferred
12
78 Vi Oct
17
76% Jan
13
17
34% Jun
9
4E>,% Mar 18
7
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
5
35% Feb
22% Jan
10
40% Nov
'6
34% May
5
40
3% Jan
15
8%' Oct
14
8
Mar 10
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
54
Jan 21
Byers Co
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
7% Dec
10
26
19
38
Jan
9
16
109
Jan
5
29% Jun
3% Jan
Jun
15
6% July
20 % Nov 21
18
Jan
5y« Jan
12% Dec
31
10
Mar30
35 %t Jan
50% Not
12
46%Jun 26
14 y2 Jan
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
2
90
5
83% Jun
26
30
81
Jan
45
Oct
27
50% Jan
7
47
Feb
'13
36% Jan
JO
37% Nov
19
37
Jan
9
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
19
28% Jim
16
47% Jan
6
66
Dec
30
62% Feb
3
For
footnotes"
see
page
24.
437,
44",;
52 '
8%
87,
52'
87,
87,
617,
017:
''017;
62 %
123
-
124 7,
124
124"',
*81
.
83%
5
5,700
123
124
83 V
*81
'83%
*81
83%
x51
517,1.
52 "b
52%
52%
17 Vb
177;
17%
17%
65 7 b
657;:
67
67
.67%
400
104
101
104^,
41.700
*29%
■30
30
30
33%
34
32",
33%.
12,100
27%
29%
29%
40,500
*92:%
93%
*66
'
i
27-';;
36 Vi,
102'4
i
28
*92%
95'b
36 V b
"
36'«
23%
22 "b
23 VH
16
33".,
27 Vb
,
30
32".,
.
'36'1/i:
16;,4
21 Vb
21%
22 3
t
297:;
28
93'
93'
66"
I-
100%.
100V%
97
100
.
•66 Vi
101
*74%
a
28T'i
*92"
4
53%
.
17 *7,
700
1937b
36
36
36%
36",,-
217;
22%
21 Vb
227,
257b May 12
13% May 18
55% Jan
217a Jan
15
-89
Feb
11
51/ Apr
44% Jun
22
32% Mar
16
1
15%
16%
15%
16 %
16';,
16%
5.600
21V
V
217;
21 %
21 Vb
21 Vb
21%
58,300
74
Vb
73
73
73%
74%
176
e
74
75'V
67%
*66
*80 Vb
*66
67%
*66
82
*80%
82
*80 Va
35%
35 51
35 %
37%
37%
38%
36%
377;
27
27%
26 7
«
26 7 i;
27
27
26%.
267,
37 %
37 Vi,
37 V4
37%
37 V j
38
38%
38%
1,000
1,800
5%
5%
3,300
44%
400
15
5
■_
51
r
'
.
114%
30
30
44
44
43%»
*42 ?,b
*113%
5%.
5'b
5%
io
common
3
67% Mar 23
Packing Corp
5-
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc^
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills Co
Ry
!-
82
67%
*8C%
1
;
1
67%
82
*66
participating preferred—_10o
Canada
100
1,100
12,900
5
Butler Bros—.;
California
1,800
100
2
31% May 27
9/4 Mar 17
3,700
100
Bush Terminal Co—
t
3,400
124 7,
123
800
5,200
61
617,
>17%
i
pref
(A M)
9 7,
517
5
com
preferred
second
9
62
61%
*817
,
9V„
87;
17%
33%
Burroughs Corp__
7%
.
1,900
50".,
'
5s
24
8,200
44 14
51 Vb
-
5%
43
5%
*43
43
1.14%
*113Vb
114%
114
114%
307,
30
30%
30%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
8,100
22
22%
22%
22%
22 Vi,
23
22%
•nr.,
8*000
11%.
117:
11%
11%
117:
117,
2,500
5,200
5,600
30%
..
•
;;
1
11%
1.80
46%
46%
46 V'2
46%
46.%
47%
477;
47"4
_1.66%
21%
213
a
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
83%.
83 Vb
*82 Vb
'
47,
47%
'41%
42%
*41%
25
29%
29%
65
65
85
29%
*34%
-.
*82 %
85
*82%
85
48%
*46
No par
No par
2.000
30%
6%
C%
117.
—100
56,700
40
114
•
2
9% Jan
May
114;%. Jun
4Vb%
7
44 "i.
52%
3.50
l
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Mar
3 Vb %
4
44%
*51%
15%
43%.
51 Vi:
16
32%
—
43% Dec
67,
May
83 Vb May
157,
17,600
1
62% Dec
.
,
16%
16 Vb
437',
ic
8
Mar 10
21 %
15 7„
—5
Inc
3
62
11%
21
30 '4
:
64% Jan
Mar 26
11
21 Vb
5214
—No par
27% Apr
16% Mar
56
11%
217s
297,.
Co—.
Co
16%
*11'.2
16
—No par
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
f
600
117,
17%
Co
Watch
r
2,800
21'.,
51",,
—No par
common
preferred-
Bulova
50
•62%
117,
100
Pipe Line Co
Bullard
2iVfi July 2
80i!4 Apr 10
78V„
62 V»
21
437-
......
Bucyrus-Eric Co——
2
„
15
26
$5
61%
778 VH
62
*70%
,
1,500
21",
.50
—10
Bigelow—.—..
Buffalo «*Forge
62%
23
„
12 7.
ll7.
2.50
common...
Brunswick-Balke-Collcndcr
May 14
4
79%
Gilt;
3
—..
—
Brown Shoe Co Inc
2
4
"78 1
61%
*217,
100
.
[
convertible preferred
Brown
,
RR—
_No par
preferred
3:,4% preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas
20% Apr 80
701 i Feb 27.
27
2.900
81
25
13% Jan
'•
19"
,
80",
Buckeye
14% Jan
3,500
307-,
297,H
20%
80%
33% Mar 16
15% Oct 30
307,
297;.
19%
81
6
70
10,000
80%
28 y4 Jan
2
3,500
53'4
30%
2 9 V-,
69%
52%
81'..
10
28
190
69%
52%
ib
87 V:
15
Dec
9% Jan
51
71
69%
51%
.
29 Vb
—
30
9% Feb
69 Vi
50%
68
j
80'. b
Co
13
16
671
51V 4
177,
22% Jan
18% Sep 29
16% Dec
3
800
11,100
•
17 %
Bristol-Myers Co
19
17'/a Dec
,
22 7
4%L
21
G
2
2
142%
17%
29
Jan
141%
23
Oct
10
142
50%
2.50
Airways Inc
L5
Bridgeport Brass Co common
126% Jun 26
11% Jail
,
142
17%
13
Jan
141%
2 2%
•3 y0 Jan
19% Jan
*141
17";;
Briggs <N' Strati
90
136.500
22%
24
32% Apr
58',4
17"
63
•
56%
22%
2
10
56%
18
26% Jan
31
56
23
Briggs Manufacturing Co
24
56 %
17",
22
Oct
6,700
56
_/
12% Jail
90
391
397,
5
9% Sep 25
33 % Dec
2,500
39%
39%
1
,
2
2
37.600
174
1.%
1%
40
2.50
5% Jan
Jan
1%
39
Vi
63%
Braniff
8
104% July
3,800
89%
3r!
.
1
—
Common
17% Mar 13
34% Jan
8,500
10,400
22'.:;
5%
44% May 25
27
HOLIDAY
49
10
—_
—
53% Jun
Jun
EX^RA
26%
49
a
33
,
6
83
77%
26
49
38 V;?
141'
13
Mar 13
76 "4
26
39%
141 Vh
33% Jan
Jun
CLOSED
94%
76'
,
1%
i%
1%
100
45'% Jan
92
1%
i
13
82
49
561
10
i
18,300
25'.4
2ft %
55%
3G%Oct
5
25%
49
common—8
48% Aug 11
Feb
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7614
76"
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3,000
10,300
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76'4
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12.% Dec
68
94%
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11
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Dec
74
38'
27% May 21
78
72
38%.
—
Boston
18
72
STOCK
1
3%%
6
44% Nov
66
367s
& Brass
Boston
60 Vi Mar 17
8% May 12
40 % Jan 13
68
1
Borg-Warner Corp common
81-% Apr 24
2
197,
.16%
Borden
5
13% Apr
6% Jan
11% Jan
19%
3,300
16%
20
38
•
Eook-of-tlie-Month Club Inc—1,25
2
74 y2 Sep
2
16
19%
40c
W) Co..———
-Bond Stores. Inc
1
21
July
(E
Bolin Aluminum
May 14
44% Apr 20
•
38%
16
;•
94%
48
_
—._.._r
Boeing Airplane Co
5
24% Apr
19 % Jan
81,%
377;
38',
16:fj;
20 1.
67
68
1 peso
,
Bliss & Laughlin lnc__
21
,
Vb
38
16
19%
16
19
Black & Decker Mfg Co.—2
30% Jun
Jan
38
38 %
Blaw-Knox .Co
9
16
37 7;,
70
1
July
15
20% Jun
150
88
2
71
53% July
Jun
6
4,600
41%
83
17% Feb
18
39%
40%
82
17
24 % Mar 31
Oct
39
41%
8^%
11
Dec
39 'i.
*40%
•
16%
18% July 28
22
39%
40 V-ii
84
a
17
26 y2 Dec
19
3917
407 i,
82%
1
2
83
38 V,
*83'.
lo
25 %
150
16",
2
2
13,600
82
6
10 % Jan
1.1,500
61 %
82"
23
14% Jan
28 %
601 b
Vb
83%
16%
Jan
35:j
28
62
16%
36% Jan
21% Jan
28%
61
82%
53
10
27%
63 V;,
.
16%
28
22% Oct
28%
41
5
96%
60 Vb
;
39%
_1
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95
81
37 % Oct
2
84
41
.
95
95
•
: 9'.
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208
198
16%
2
59% Dec " 9
14% Jan
*83%
5
100
*198
29,500
27%
62
6614
208
1,400
201
28 %
61%;
19 %
»
800
81
3
July
2
30
•21'a
16
;
200
3,900
,
190
96
1
"36
a
95
93%
—,
351
i
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951——100
17% Apr
.83
2
58 % Oct
*
195
186
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...
30
25
53
x
'
—
Jan
34% Feb
%
50
(Del)
Jan
34
*
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Co
36
July
84
par
12.50
;
Gypsum
600
2,5 V-;
"34 *9;
;
2.5c
pfd
preferred
Eenguet Consolidated
Mar 23
35
63' b
63%.
63
02%
63%
•;
54
common/-..
—/
Co
23% Jan
13
30
34,500
24 V.,
7—_
S6
12% Jan
400
46%
25%
5%
Best wall
155
1,800
*'
83 %
48 Vb
53
Bendix Aviation Corp—_
Beneficial Finance Co common
1
43% May 28
9
21.200
■
53
——
preferred
58% July
70
9
Howell
4%%
3
41% Apr
*34.%
62 1
63
5o
Belding-Hemimvay
May
6
12
,
Dec
4%.%
&
23% Mar
Apr
94%
12,800
%
83%
47%
46 Vh
46%
45%
46
11,400
24%
—
Bell
4
62'
—10
Corp/—/////''
2
18
Jun
(A S)
Beech Aircraft
July
52
46 1 b
46
Vb
16
94%
83
—
Aircraft Corp
17
140
Beck Shoe
Bell
49 Vi May 11
14
83
—_
89:
36% Jan
2
83
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
18
34 Vi Jun
23% Jan
83
..
Beckman Instruments Inc
2
16
Jun
84
100
29
16
Jun
48
*83
:
95
24
12
94
prior preferred——100
74 ;
50% July 21
Jan/' 6
ft Jan
2
....
43% Jan
27% Dec 24'
74% Dec
10
18y# JaxilN 2
45
common
Beaimit Mills Inc
26
Feb
conv
24% May 11
24
.92% Jan 13
Sep 22
93
4
93%-
•
15%
10%
46
387,;
_.._lo
_10
Beech Creek RR
58 % Apr
90
95
—...
16% Jun
26
95
9%
15%
1
—
40'%'Apr 23
j Apr 10
May 28
19
23% Aug 27
95
—100
common
4Vb.'/ preferred
42
5
14% Feb
29
preferred series C
Beatrice Foods Co
Aug 22
18
94
Baytik Cigars hie/..No
174
73% Jan
100
i
39 %
15%
46
2
15
93
.
45*%
—
3
16
46
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bauscli & Lomb Optical Co
Jan
10% Jan
45 Vb
.
127
18 Vh May
45%
:
2
July
47% Sep
45
,._No par
preferred series B..~_
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
27
July
Dec
31
16%
lioncumulatiVe preferred—100
Bangor <% Aroostook RR
1
27
36
39
15 :;
38 V
18
4'.'o
6
Vi Jan
7
16% Jan
33Vu Jan.
20
30% May 11
66% Fob
10
38%
16
9%
9
...
Corp
"
64
-
97,
38%
10
9%
39
_.lOo
Co
A; Ohio
10%
4
15%
1
%
Wilcox
Gas & Elec com
Baltimore
2
40
% May 19
34
Jli
66
1,
63y4 Nov 13
48
Oct 29
45'% Apr
29% Jan
Baltimore
4%%
•
Jun
61
8
5
30
41 Vi Feb
6
Jun
101% Feb
10
83
21
45% Oct
7
7
8
*46
48 %
*47
42%
417,
41%
29%
29%
29%
65
64 v4
64%
50
48%.
160
413s
41%
200
29%
29 Vb
13,000
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65
400
i
t
Volume 190
Number 5861
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(59)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
stocks
Year J 1>58
'
Lowest
r
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
10% Jan
2
301s Apr
Lowest
19% Dec
8
7
41% Dec
13
46% Dec
12
94 % Apr
9
25% Jan
2
39% Jan
13
32% Jan
2
24
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38% Jan
1»»
103
■
35
11
172
Jan
20
41
Jun
-.47
65
43% Dec
119% Jun
,
7
F Aug 28
.-12 > Jan',< 2
4
65 % Jan
6
Aug
5
5
19
46% Jan
6
81% Dec
38% Dec
28
•
16
17
2
12
31% Jun
:
25
17
78% Jan
7
15
38
Jan
2
2
20
»
44% Mar 20
18% Jan
7
19% Jun
9
2
22% Dec
9
9% Jun
21% Apr
16
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
3
52
Oct
30
41 '
Jan
30
'72% Mar 19
78
125% May 13
87% May 28
"
Apr
23 % Mar
22
4%%
Aug
8
71% Feb
17
77
7
Apr
19% Dec
16
18% Feb
9
22
Apr
33% Dec
30
30% Jun
24
Sep 17
31% Jan. 10
49
Jan
'
Jan
7
12
91
23
31
39% Jun
17
23% Feb
26
55% Feb
6
17
29% Sep
12% Sep
23
15% Jun 30
8% Jan 12
3
48% Nov
12
37% Jun
8% Jan
20
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
3
34
Jan
12% Jun
29
54
43% Jan
28
Nov
3
GVo Nov
2
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
4% May 29
2
4% Jan
7
Feb
23
1
3
35% Jun
2
17
Jun
4
21% Oct 29
15% Feb
5
23%
39% Sep
19
27% Jun
16
36%
8
11% Jan
15
ITTu
2
47% Apr
38
Oct
22
7
69% Nov 21
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
34% Feb
109% Nov 20
89
16
Sep
18
66% Jan
108
24
13
42%
74%
Jan
118%
% Apr
18%
33% Sep
3
34% Jun
49% Nov
14
44% Jun
53
16
2
43
17
40% Feb
44% Mar 30
24% Jan
31% Jun
63
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
Oct
11% Jan
2
25% Dec
4
45% Jan
10
63 % Oct
25
20
12% Jan
2
32
Nov
19
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
18% Feb
27
_
Jan
Jan
24% Mar 24
Jan
36% Mar 26
35% Jun
2
7
31% Nov 28
30% Jan
38
10
32
Apr
10
37% Apr
37% Jan
30
15% Oct< 10
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
17
32
59%
Oct"
7
50% Feb
4
•
' Oct
Sep
99
8
35% Dec
7
30
32% Jun
2
Jun
Chickaslia
Chock Full
*
72% May 20
12
37
21
4 %
12
102% Jan
12
4%'%
38% Jan
12
47% Jun
30
2
<44
Jan
13
59% Oct
27
46% Jan
14
44% Feb
64% July
27
63% Aug 11
52% Jun
19
04% Jan
10% Jan
21
17% Sep
15
102
Feb
14
102
Feb
14
35% Jan
17
45% Dec
2
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
13
35% Jan
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2
62
Dec
Sep 17
July 18
130
155
Nov
Dec
55
Dec
25
95
■
Sep 22
55
,
Oct
8
34% Sep
9
37
Jan
Jan
30
81:
Jun
4
22
55% .Jan
2
92
134
Dec
12
6
2
28
130% May 14
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
88
38% May
6
(preform!
28
Cluett
May 25
Jun
43% Jan
Apr" 27
82
Feb
20
7
28% Mar 11
8
28% Feb
Colorado
47% Jan
20
6
Jan
9
35%
34%
34%
34%
50% Mar 11
.41% Jan
2
9
5
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
...
'
4:
Jan
4% Jan
$4.25
26
20
9
4.64%
19
5.25%
8 % Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
18
11% Jan
14
Nov
17
43
Jan
2
n*c
31
61% Jun
24
Sep
15
108% Jun
27% Feb
"
4
100
Jun
5
93 % Jax
99% Mar 10
2
99
Feb
26
Jun
19
92
Jan
22
25% Jun
25
29% Jan
16
Jan
23
92 %
31
44% Jun
18
F-ep
25
102% Jun
22
60% Nov
10
44% Jun
12
2
78% Jun
25
-
84
Y com
Jan
7
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
99
6
Jan
40% Jan
106
30
95
6
Apr 10
49% Dec
2
81% Oct
30% Nov
96
May
89
May
52% Mar
107% Apr
58% Jan
92
Apr
For
footnotes
54%
*90
53
134
147%
37%
'
147%
148%
■
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37 7 i,
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98
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78
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25
25%
26i
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26%
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150
38
38
38%
16,700
53%
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98
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60
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39'%
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78
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27
27
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20
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59
19
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48
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34
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1
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19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
par
7%
8%
7%
7%
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18'%
17%
17%
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13%
13%
13%
59
56
57
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62
62%
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63 %
63%
64
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101
102%
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102
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102
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24%
46 Va
Utilities—
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18%
18%
18%
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.—5
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26
26%
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51 Vz
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10
49 7
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26
26
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35
34
34%
34
54%
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54%
55
54 %
.
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56
par
93'%
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97
96
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94
94%
13
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85%
15
10,800
6,000
18%
900
26%
26%
51 %
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15
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900
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16
34 Vb
3,000
35
55%
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96
97
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110
27
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13,200
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54
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48%
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58
24
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180
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11,800
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109
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18
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of Cuba
53
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98
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50
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2
27
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2
94%
.
.
190
230
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6
13
25%
$3.75
preferred
2
16% Mar 12
Industries
23% Apr 20
5%
No par
27
90
91
92
92
49%
49%
50%
49%
50Tb
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47'%
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&
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120
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106
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81
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106
47%
81
105
47 Vb"
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105
2,400
104%
104%
.
47Tb
81
20
46%
47 Vb
25,700
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81
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common
convertible
26%
90
49%
'
—_—.—No par
common.
26%
90
_•=—5
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Tnc
18
24.
54
*132%.
:
36%
19
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—_5
11% Jan
page
54
180
36%
48
4%
21% Jun
see
63
68
Common
23
*62
-
8
13% Oct
Oct
63
18%
Corp.
$4.50 preferred
Con*mental
8% Apr 29
18% Mav
8
*62
26 V«
10
Corp
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Coniiiinei
17
86
63
•*67%
1
Consolidated
28
%
5,200
94
1
24
Feb
94
100
57% Feb
29
96
<v47%
::
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Apr 21
103% Apr 25
*94
22%
18%
com
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48%
95
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Consumers Power Co
80
48
94
100
Gas
160
>78
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147 %
24
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*152
%
*67
1
2
48
160
*18%
26% Jun
18
83
47
19
2
Oct
62
132%.
36%
2—1
Consol Electrodynamics
RR
*78
68
preferred
Consol
*152
83
47%
5
22
2
160
700
No par
No par
27% Oct
6
4,600
9,200
Consolidated
25
84%
27,600
23
Jan
2,700
83%
84
81%.
.
46%
18% Jun
Jan
17%
21%
8
33
48%
17%
46%
EdisoirCo
Foods
2,900.
104
48%
22%
15% Jan
Sep
-
98
No par
61% Feb
80%
46%
94
No par
39
*78
47%
94
Consol Edison
25
*152
83
(ib
12
*101'%
48%
17%;; 17%'
a
GO
6
,
160
*78
47%
7
46%
21% Jan
93
^152
47%
21 %
20% Dec 29
65
80 V-i
13%
32
104
46%
3
Feb
81
*59%
12% Jun
*101 Ft
60
13% Jan
52% May 22
92% Jun 23
16,300
104
46 %
Consol Electronics Industries
15
55%
20%
*101%
60
Consolidated
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
10,100
54
20%
22
2
41
64%
56%
20Tb
*1010
Co
of N
63 Yi
55 !'a ;
46 %
2
104
63%
150
100
4,500
21%
29
14
46
22
Mar
30
45%
5,000
47
28
Dec
62 3 4
84%
98%
CO
42% Apr
May 15
63
84%
46%
50% July
92
45%
33%
98%
21%
3
30
•
*58%
9
48% Jan
.
33 %
84
98%
46
84
20%
78 !.j
10
27
9
:
32%
*97%
57%
jf:
*78
pfd
33% Feb
47% Jun
33%
100
42,000
is
System_2.b()
.
23% Jan
31
HOLIDAY
69 %
a
1
17
50% Dec
69%
68!
47%
17%
No par
18
39% Jan
69%
200
5,300
20%
47%
_1
No par
26% Dec
2
EXTRA
56
18
147
44% Dec
13
62 !i
46%
»
53 %
47% Dec
40% Jan
28%
17%
29'A
20%
a
104
*90
2
23% Jan
%
29
55 7 a
132%
2
Jan
17%
28
*17
29'%
17%
3 00
24
29
9,300
CLOSED
'
457
1
$5
9,600
EXCHANGE
33%
17%
17%
68% 769%
62%
*101%
No par
•
STOCK
35%
32%
800
5,600
6,300
21!
-t
Cone
:
35%
35
35%
*32 % : 34
29%
69%
61%
55!
No par
19% Jan
33% Feb
68%
Congoleum-Naim Tnc,.
Consolidated Cigar Corp
106% Feb 25
34%
34%
0
34
70%
42%
"
1
21
23,800
28
*17 •/„
29%
29
2
it
31%
70
>'
36%
Publishing Co.—No
.
30%
920
Inc
1st
preferred
Mills
200
41Tb
36 %
14% Jan
15
18
*17%
64% May 28
18% July
J.4% Jun
500
41
*40%
■
27%
35%
preferred
Nast
48%
28
35%
Comptometer Corp
Conde
35 7
3,100
33%
48%
34% r 34%
34%
35%
*32 %
17
33%
49
42
35
Co
Commonwealth
Apr
34%
35%
16%
900
13,200
,
33%
•
3
...
Carbon
64
101% Apr
25% May 6
10
Apr 22
34%
118%
70% I 70%
36%
Solvents
112 % Feb
65
31%
34
73%
:
*40% !' 41
30% : 31
37
Ry—
System
Credit
2
48
%
_100
Southern
Commercial
17
44% Jan
30
50
Commercial
23
7% Jan
29% Jan
31%
*49%
iron
38% May 18
63% May 15
18% Mar 11
55% Jan
20
x30%
50
&
preferred
95 % Jun
16% Sep
15% Jun
101
Mar 23
9% Nov.21
9% Nov 26
2
40%
37
Corj)...!
noneumulative
105% Jun
Jun
9% Jan
<
4%
5
May
112
40%
5,100
40
;
"
49
37%
,
Columbia Broadcusfiiig
20
106
118%
16% >17
41 %
34%
40
73
*115
73
:
*33
49%
*40%
21
Columbus & Southern Ohio Eiec—
Combustion Engineering Inc
14
17
34
46%
33% Jan
30% Feb
17
*32%
49%
47%
17
14% Jan
49
46
32% Jun
•.54% Jan
23%
49
33 'i
37% Nov
10
33%
72%
84%
Pictures .common
24
16%
32%'
Columbian
Oct
16%
40
.
*115
.98 " ' -98
Columbia
Dec
72%
118%
84
24% Mar 23
65
72
*115
98%
51% Mar 23
33
72%
118%
331a'T
12
15% Nov 20
.57% Dec 30
72
*113
84 %*
<*4% Jan
2
*39
32%
65% Jun
3
40
98 %
30
73% Nov 28
49% Dec 16
2
14%
39%
*83%
Gas
23% Jan
41
300
;
Columbia
46% Jan
14
34%
20% Dec
(10% Jan
147'a
*32%
2
17
14%
par
12% Jan
17
10,800
14%
par
48% May 7
24% Mar 13
74
14%
27%
63 % Feb
_
14%.
■
42
Jan
Jun
7,200
14%
70! 4
Jan
17
19
31
42%
35
2
17%
30%
28
57
30% Jan
18%
30'Ja
70%
20% Jun
May 23
17%
29%
41
-
19%
30%
.
27%
29
.
6,100
.
J.8%
42
22
20
20
30
com
&
5,100
19-'%
preferred series B
5%%
42%
30 %
42
31
31 % Jan
34
41
-
18%
28%
Oct
63
35
"42 %
r
27%
23% Dec
<
41
42%'
41%
38% Dec
<
%
30
g
2
>
42
70%
24
65
%
70
Jan
16
43
No par
No par
Colorado
46
34%
14,800
common
preferred
Fuel
2,500
22%
34%
__No par
Collins & Alkmai)
2
75
22
25
nteniat'l Corp
48% Nov
24
r'37% Dec
1
21% Jan
23% Jan
$3.50
6,000
66%
22%
100
Cplgate-Palmoliye Co
27
5
■■■»•' 65
64
37%
Co:
86% May 8
23% Dec 15
25% Dec 30
13% Mar 18
18
43%
11
7,000
4%
4,800
preferred
Coca-Cola
74%
5
93
—_i
Peuhody 6<„ Co com—
preferred
19
65%
stock—.50
2nd
77% Jun
*64
74%
r
42%
-
Coca-Cola
Oct
65 %
: 14%
4%
50
7%
35% Jun
77
18,500
13 %
74'% i
5
22
gld
4%
151
14%
78%
13%
76'%
4%
62' 'a
16
9
14%
13'4
75
700
23
—-No par
25
119% Feb
10,500
5
46%
Feb
96
39%
22'a
Louis Ry Co com___]()()
noncuuiufiiUve preferred
jon
Apr 27
63
39
13%
,—5
136% Jan
28
39%
22 711
C '6s St
$4.50
12
Jan
'
22 %
____
2
Jan
1,200
38%
93
Co
Special guaraiiteed 4'to
Clevlle Corporation -;.—'
24% Jan
10%
5
39
46
10%
42%
Co
22
19
10%
76%
.,30
Apr
30
15%
•
42%
common
Cleveland & Pitts RR ,7.%
Jun
15%
10%
93
Cleveland, Electric Ilium
Mar 20
8,200
15% '• 16
11%
39%
93
Co..'—_<
35
10
101
66
16
100
65% Feb 20
Dec
15
c
1,500
42%
DclZ.50
;.
Equipment
5"/,<
29
64
Electric—
23
53
Jan
C
27
29
63%
43%
—
29
25% Dec
Jan
Feb
50
28%
[
63%
94
5
Jun
2
98% Jan
165
"
3,000
93
;
63%
100
62% Jun
4
2
86
Clark
2
76
15% Jan
127
Oily Stores
3,500
41%
42%
preferred
300
Products Corp-.—.——No par
City
33%
91%
41%
*92 Vz
5%%
,
4,400
43%
:
Service
2
44% Jun
32
Jan
Cities
19%
94%
Oil
City Investing; Co
2
84% July
-28
1,000
79
33%
7 41%
41
52
'
«
Milling machine Co...Jo
I T Financial Corp.
—No par
49% Mar
9
19%
32%
33%
*91% i 93
8 50
18% Jan
10
*76%
.
19%
41%
1
com
pieicried
9
Jun
*50%
80
r
42 5
O'Nuts'Corpl—
preferred
.
8
352
.
r
19
^0
Feb
C
2
26
103% Jan
51%
3,500
*91 %
1%
Cincinnati
27% Mar 20
11
64% Aug
10
24
43
10K% TVTav 20
v
5
16% May
57 % Jan
28
76
37% Feb
Feb
102% Jun
2
1,000
19%
par
-
Comihoji
16
Jan
22 %
17 %
12%
50
Gas
Jan
27
?
Ry
Chrysler Corp
91% Feb
1
Jun
300
22%
No par
Cotton
10
83
1,700
75%.
10
1,700
5,500
19%
28
"
4%,
65 %
20,800
HOLIDAY
38%
39%
1
85
40
-'EXTRA
'10%
11
38%
1
31%
124
41%
15%
16%
10%
5
preferred series A
97% Jun
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
*16
39%
*123
19%
62%
No par
40
ClncJiniatl
28% Jan
; 83
950
19%
*27 5 a
93%,
85
par
25
Apr 25
63
preferred
•
5%
24
26% Jun
27 %
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yqllow Cab—
No
17
7
8% Jan
44
41%
No par
5% scries A noncum pfd
—100
Chic & North Western com__No
18
19% Apr
14% Jan
Dec
93
41
Cliic Mihv St Paul 6s Pnc.
45% May 25
9
Feb
32
92%
40%
62
Great .Western
5%
25
27
31% Nov 28
30%
92%
40%
11,600
*18%
49%
*91%
2,400
CLOSED
x41
*76
100
19
210
—r
18%
•22 Va L 22%
16% r 17 V-i
16%
19%
Cktss A
Chic
16%
30%
__
23
10
t 41%
18% ;
19%
Chance
.
26% Jan
> 85
40 Vs
30%
Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Apr 13
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Jab
5
Cliemelron Corp
' 3
Mar 23
Chemway Corp
-ZJZZZZ
1
Jun .il"-^Chesapeake
Corp ofVa
!
HI 5
Mar ll
Chesapeake & ObkrTty common__25
Feb 26
3%% convertible"- preferred
100
Apr 30
Chicago & East Til RR com_.No par
17% Mar 19
22%
-
85
40%
19%
22%
_
93 7b
-124
85
84%
*123
80
.
9
31% Jan
85%
124
*76
Champion Spark Plug Co..
Champlln Oil &, Refining Co
25% Apr 17
14% Dec
*122%
80
$4.50 preferred
45% May 28
25
124
*76
Zi
EXCHANGE
31%
t
31,100
STOCK
7
38%
300
Champion Papor & Fibre CoCommon
No
4
42% Jan
39%
85
..
23%:
115
30% ; 31%
par
7
113
38'%
*122%
No par
Inc
113
*93%% 94%
50
—.
24
Mar
111
90
117%
6Tb
30%
*49%
——
7
38%
27%
Co
117 !'u
6%
94%
_5
Gotham
Belt
23'/a
117%
117%
37%
50
Chain
8,700
23%
30%
WcstXCorp
Chadbourn
2
400
56%
*93%
16%
Pasco Corp___
;
Certain-Teed Products ' Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co—
29%
55 Va
38%
50
Cerro de
42%
44%
31%
15%
Central Violetl.a Sugar Co
Century Industries Col
5
6,400
44%
*29%
31
.7%
75
20% Jun
33
Co »r N
42%
44%
38
48
commoni-.No
6,000
22 %*
111%
22%
16% Apr 27
83% Apr 29
6% Jan
9
25
Jan
16
15% Mar 11
99
94%
107%
54%
7
108%
22%
Central & South
15
50% Feb
*6%
2,500
105%
42%
*44
22%
117%
117%
67«
108%
*93%
ZZZl
68% Apr
28% Jan
9
117
6%
106
50
35 Tb
29%
55%
22
40
Central Illinois Lgf.
42'%
99
35%
105%
22%
*19
preferred ——7—
Illinois Public Service
9
Jun
42 %
*98
36
103
55%
40%
RR
90
105
54'%
19%
4%%
37% Jun
%
%
99
35%
55%
19 %
Central
July
5,700
*98
29%
39%
Central
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
7
31% Jan
Apr
42
44
;
Foundry.. Co,,'
41
29
Sugar. Co..5
Agulrre
5,500
42%
35%
42 %
""20
——,
3,800
41%
54
aIioo
preferred ser'es
17%
50%
44
'116%
Shares
17%
29
7
the Week
49%
43 %
22
Friday
July 3
17%'
29
%
July 3
50
43 %
100
Corp common——.
42%
Thursday
17%
100
35a
103
Sales tn
.
'
42 %
*98%.
105%
42%
"10
27
50% Mar
36%
PRICES
49%
28%
eotinnon———.TTifio
May 11
29% Mar 13
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
28
17% Jan
9
14% Dec 22
52
31% Nov
Jun
3
24% Mar
.
46 %
Aug 28
60% Dec
16
28
99% Feb
42% Dec
28
42
99
101
_
Central of Georgia
Ry
5 % preferred series B
Central Hudson Gas & Eiec
38 % Mar 23
104% Jun
'17% Mar 21
'41% Jan
7
conv
42%
SALE
July 1
17%
50%
com__No~par
Apr 20
7
Co
preferred
Central
1
Jan
5%
Central
Mar 23
1
28
93
_
50
35%
IZIlO
ZZZZ 50
17%
51
97 %
4.20% preferred —.
100
Celanese Corp 0f Ameiveoni—No
par
When Issued
1__Z—No par
1% "2nd preferred
;
jou
i"-
4
51% July
common—
18%
41 %
__5
preferred
Celotex
3
(15
.
..
39% May 28
»■
Co^___
preferred
1.
6%%. 2nd preferred %
Caterpillar Tractor common,:
22
July
98% Jan
4
Jan
7 % Apr
115
17%
10
HIGH
Wednesday
June 80
50%
"5
General Corp.
1
Products Inc ——————1
Case (J I)
2
5
<
,
4%%
119% Mar 16
12
' ~
AND
Tuesday
June 29
i
~
'Carriers &
_•
Carter
Jan
17% Jan
27
lb
26% Feb
93% Feb"
27
Steel
Carrie# Corp
27
Jan
Jan
117
Carpenter
59%:Apr 16
I
Monday
Par
Carolina Clinclifieldwfc Ohio
Ry.ioo
.Carolina Power & Light
;
No par
,117
Jun 19
48% Jan 19
""83% Jan 22
5
i
Jan
16
41% Jan
,
Capital Airlines Inc.._i.
Carborundum Co,%— • ;
Carey (.Philip) Mfg
Jun .22
V 31% Jan
29% Jun
118% Nov
47% Jan
'44
10
52% Feb
102% Jan
110% Jan
7
92% Nov 10
.Apr 28
> 30% Dec 16
-
2
26% Feb
20
101
JaiT~2
99
May 13
28
May
38% Jan
19
23% Aug 14
V(hAp*<l4
91
55
41% Jun
July
1
31% Nov 20
5% Jan
r
■
29
46% Nov
3
-2
3
76% Dec
13
,•14%! Apr
101% Jan
10
23% Apr
39% Apr
1
96% Jun1 15
38% Dec
2,
.• k
york stock
EXCHANGE
"
3
20 7 b Jan
49% Jan
July
2
37% Feb
17
Jan
17% Jun
LOW
new
Highest,
'
preferred
._2
12%
25
*21 %
13%
22
14
'21%
14%
14%
15 "8
22 Vz
*21%
22%
15
*21%
15%
22%
55,600
The
16
Commensal and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(60)
Monday, July 6, 195f
■'ipr
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
2
Jan
6
30
52% Jun
12
Dec
22
51
14
55% Jan
3
66% Nov
18% Jan
2
37% Dec
16% Jan
12
28 Vt Jan
Jan
49% July
7
2
8
50% Jan
2
30
49
%.Jun
82
Jan
6
52
Feb
10
16
12
8
7
30% Jun
102% Dec 30
89% Feb
9
139% July
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
84% Feb
11
86
Feb
4
88
18% Jan
2
24% Jun
Mar 11
85
15% Jan
2
1% Jan
13
Nov
% May
4
85
8% Jan
8
9% Nov
9
13
24 Va Jan
20% Jan
8
11 %
9,700
5
55
50%
55 14
56%
55%
56 %
56%
57%
71%
72%
71%
71%
71%
71%
72%
74
19,600
1,700
39 %
39%
40 %
39%
42%
42
42%
23
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
11,600
4414
45%
45 Vt
40
45%
43%
48%
49%
21,900
10
2
5
86
74
9
85
Mar 30
28 % Jan
3'
40% Dec
Mar 11
3
20% Nov 28
37% May 12
1G% Jan
2
40
14% Mar
Jun
.
3%%
preferred
-
52
52
*49%
97
97
97
*95
55%
55%
55%
55
55%
55%
*27 Vo
27%
27 Va
28%
27 T 4
28
137%
137%
8,200
55%
27%
*49%
52
*4914
*90
737
134%
'•:>
:>7
■
85%
*85
*80
137
88
87
STOCK
*80
98
EXCHANGE
20 %
20%
20%
12
12
12
3%
44'%
45%
77 %
"73%
77 %
39%
39%
*3%
20%
12
,
3%
3 Tb
45%
♦7514
3%
130
*85
87'4
12
45
4.800
85
20%
*11%
2,200
139%
138%
•
100
11,300
87%
'
20)4
20
138
v
51
100
85
86%
88
85 %
*80
..100
—
,
*87
27
1
—25
1—
Crane Co Common—
39%
17,700
*49%
.
—.1
(Del)
.
x54%
preferred—. —50
convertible
Products Co
Coty Inc
i
—1
Coty International Corp.—*—
9
45% Jun
78
.
1
5% Apr 22
29
35% Jan 12
1
JUn 16
■
5
Corning Glass Works common.
-100
3 Va % preferred
LI 00
3%% preferred series of 1947.
1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
2
14
May 12
30% Dec
14
Steel Corp
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp..
22
Apr
14 % Apr
5
Jan
3
3% NOT 11
58%
11%
6%
12% Apr
74% Feb
83
Oct
'Aug
5714
,11%
Corn
55% Nov 14
88
58%
11%
1
13
24% Deo
57 V4
12
Mar 17
97
59% Jun
lb Jan
33
57 %
11%
....5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
———
5
Copper Range Co
.5
Copperweld Steel Co common.
,5% convertible preferred— —50
33% Mar 17
Jun 25
82% Dec 31
14
Jan
55%
lli
44% May 22
2
30% JaD
39% JaD
52
May 20
19 V'e
50% Jan 20
52
55%
Continental
23'
Shares
July 3
July 2
11%
78% Mar 10
18
the Week
Friday
Thursday
55
8
13
Sales lor
PRICES
1
Continental Oil of Delaware-
31'
SALE
5
Motors
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Dec
34% Oct
HIGH
Wednesday
July 1
Continental
9
Jun 24
41
AND
Tuesday
June 30
June '19
Continental insurance
5
Mar
06
19
%
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE!
Highest
10% Feb
64
12
<s38% Feb
Dec
12% Dec
63
15
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan.I
Range
Lowest
Highest
Jan
44
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
3%
3%
<
44%
45%
75 %
EXTRA
3%
44%
75 %
.
*7514
20
1,500
'
12
12
9,000
CLOSED
20%
45%
■%
HOLIDAY
.
2.000
23,900
TJh
■
<*
'
4
Cream of Wheat Corp
39 Vo
39%
_1
jg%
19
18%
19
19
19%,
25
*25%
20
20
20
20
32%
32%
34%
40
39
39
2
Petroleum
Crescent
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
Corp com
preferred—
Aug 18
7
29% Dec
10
2o'/e ouii
15
23% Apr 15
28% Mar 9
Jan
31a/o Dec
30
29% Jan
7
38% Mar 13
25 Va Jan
3
41% Dec
16
37% May 27
44.
43% Apr
11
50% Jun
9
00% Jan
6
Nov
7
90% Jun
12
98% Apr
21
preferred
No
Crown Zellcrbach Corp common
$4.20 preferred —»
No
32% Feb
24
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
23
12
92%
58% Nov 20
101% Jun 25
7
25% May
13
Oct
29
20
15% Feb
27% Jan
9
24
33% Sep
10
Jun
12
Dec
31
18% Jan
17
7% Jan
2
15
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
Jan
7
69% Nov
2
6% Jan
2
16
56
37% Jan
19% Jun 2G
5%% convertible preferred
Cuba RR 6% noncuin pld
2
0
Cuban-American
10
17 % Mar
17
08% Jan
14% Dec
12
12 % Mar 31
8J % Mar 11
14% Jan 22
39
Dec
18
41% Jan
20
10% Jan
21
Feb
10
25% Feb
3
Jan
13
33% Jun
10
3
16% Oct
30
10% Jun
10
53% July 24
63% Oct
13
02
18% Jun
6
23% Nov
14
20% Mar
5
3F% Aug 27
21% Apr
27% Jan
39% Apr
30% Mqr
6
Aug
6
35
41 % Apr
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
18
GO % Feb
83% Jan
3
15
01%. Dec
14
92
Aug
6
14% NOV 18
90
9% Jan
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
84
51
91 %
51%
51 %
91
91
29%
30%
109%.
■110%
h
31%
112%
8,800
90%.
31%
130
09,800
32
112%
3,700
114%
'080
10%
11
11
11
10%
11
10
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
;
20
19%
20
5
100
11%
*02%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%'
—
prior preferred—.——No par
$1.00 prior preferred——No par
70
*09
13%
13
13%
>13
13%
35
35%
35%
'35
36
70
*70
70
%
10%
.2,400
19,000
300
70
*08
2,800
13%'
I3&
500
30
*35
14,500
11%
11 %
11%
11%
12%
11%
12%
04%
04
04
*03%
04%
*03%
04 "4
22 V>
23%
*23
23'/?.
23
23
34%
35%
24,900
■
23%
*
100
*
100
33%
24%
339.
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,000
85
87
89%
87
'
88%
87%
88
4.800
72
_——.10
34
81%
1
34
97
1
common
Cutler-Hammer' Inc
May 13
31%
•
111%
52%
10
$4
A
31%
3.0%
110
200
51%
100
13%
Class
'
51%
91%
17,500
3814
90%
51 %
91%
700
37%
38%
90%
109%
4.800
19%
25%
30%
40
52%
100
400
39
19
%%
35
*38%
51%
34%
11%
*03%
*22%
33%
Curtis's—Wright-
39
.25%
90%
...5
9
Jan
•
5
Sugar
Inc..
Press
39 %
35%
par
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common.
.1
Cuneo
8
37
00
Jan
32%
*38%
par
Cudaby Packing Co common...
4%% preferred
4
8% Apr
29
conv
$2
20
114% July
21% Jan
15
106% Jun
Jan
5%
71
71
72
'73
90
*87
90
*87
%
D
41% Apr
30
9
May 25
6
91 %
Feb
10
2
10% July
2
6
Mar
70
49% Mar 18
13 % Feb
Feb
Dana
30
Jun
25
01
Jan
13
87
Jan
22
74% Jun
12
02
Apr
10
19
68
Jan
28
74
Jun
2
81
Feb
27
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
78
Jun
30
79
2
20'/a Jan
19
20% Dec
Preferred
2
Dayton
2
2
19% Nov 26
17 Va May 12
21% Feb
19
Decca
Records
2
54% Nov 11
47% Jan
63% May 27
Deere
&
7
30% Nov
11
10
12% Deo
1
July
19
0% Apr
,
8
B';« jun
May 25
12% Jan
9
15
Inc
Lack
Delaware
08% Mar 11
»L
Light Co
24% Jan
2
36% Apr
19
9
21
5
47% Mar 13
Detroit Edison
68
Detroit Hillsdale & S W llR Co._100
"2"
Oct
63
56
23
Jun
30
15% Jan
13
17% Oct
2
9% Jan
41% Jun
42% Dec 31
5
Apr
21 % July
7
7
23
30% May
48%
Jan
13
30Va Jim
15
July
1
37% Feb 20
29% Jun
15
19% NOV 21
17% Jan
7
7
11% Jan
40
May 20
19% Feb
70%
70%
74
75%
74%
70
74
78
35 In
78
80
35%
35
35%
12,200
18V«
18 %
18
18%
17%
18%
11,000
59%
00%
59%
00%
00T 11
01%
15,500
32%
31-%
32%
31%
32%
31 %
31%
3,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,800
x02%
03%
03
%
18
02 3
02%
4
31%
19%
42%
42%
42%
43
57
50
50
19%
19
19%
32%
31%
20%
19%
20%
43
'
21 %
21%
01
00%
02
"
01%
02
35%
33%
30%
34I ii
34 Va
34%
31
30%
30%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,300
I 23
34T(i
33
34%
8,200
45
45%
45
45%
0.000
-2,400
\341
a
^25
30%
30%
x30%
30%
00c
19%
19%
19%.
19%.
Corn—
1,900
EXTRA
22
33%
Stores
20
92,000
59%
00%
52%
Diana
CLOSED
21%
22
9,000
EXCHANGE
57
20%
31%,
22%
59%
l——
43
57
21%
21%
—
42%
58
19%
17,700
STOCK
20%
*57
10
preferred
2,300
32%
19%
20%
18 tii
1,700
04
32%
3211,
20%
*50
04
42%
32 %
...1
$1.50
10
100
80
34%
78
24%
-
230
00%
__1
—
.75%
*78
79
35%
—'15
Alkali
Diamond
27
*
75%
20%
20
.
W51%
73
74%
32
3
——
51%
51 %
*74
Co——
32% Mar 24
19% May
70
5131
74%
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
62
24
32% May 21
Dec" 30
35% Sep
Inc
Detroit Steel Corp.
Da Vllbiss. Co———:
2
•25'% Jan
2
2
29% Mar 26
13.50
Denv & Bin Grande West ItR.No par
28
5i%
3,100
0314
31
37% Jan
55
Feb
(5,900
52
9%
25 % Dec
Lines
42%,
52
'
2
Power &
Air
41%
32
—No par
50
10% Jan
Delta
42 It
Western—
&
57% Feb
15
41%
41,200
10%
18
1
May 26
42 %
90
•
59%
1
63% Dec
Jun
41%
34%
18
Delaware
40%
*78
40% Feb
16
10%
—50c
(Delaware)—
Delaware 'As Hudson;
33
27% Mar 30
Co
15%
74%
50c
Rubber Co..
15% Jan
27% Jan
15%
74%
3.75%
13% Jan
15%
51%
series B.
100
Preferred 3.90% series CL—.100
83% Apr
9
30% Mar 20
.15%'
40
5
Daystrom Inc
30
Dayton Power A', Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
14
50 % Dec
79% Nov
77% Sep
43% Jan
7,700
72%
37
10
*87
100
River Mills Inc.——
-
73%
90
35%
.1
coiiliiloii
preferred series A__
3%';<>
Dan
1
31 %
32%
32
32%
2.50
43%
45%
45%
"•
46
'
:
12,800
HQLIDAY
12.900
800
32 Va Feb
25
42% Mar 13
Diners'
Jun
24
59%> Apr
24
Disney
11
32% Mar 24
36% Jan
15
Distillers
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 lii
34%
34%
12
22
29% Jan
23
Dlvco-Wayne
23%
24 %
23%
241a
24 %
24%:
24%
24T«,
17% Jan
12
14 •? it
14%
14T«
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
14 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,800
19%
Dec~29
Jan
2
43%
£5% Jan
2
35% Nov
9% Jan
2
2G% Deo
8% Jun
3
14% Deo
2
42
4
Jan
14
Jl%
13% Jun
19% Jun
23
Domlnick
Inc
13%
19%
19-%
19%
7,200
45% Jun 24
53% Jan
21
Douglas Aircraft Co
—No par
47%
48%
4714
48
47 %
47%
40%
47%
14,900
19% Jan
6
27% Jun
17
Dover
1
20 %
20%
26%
26%
25%
27
26%
'20%
77% Deo 31
74% Jan
7
08%
89%
89%
90
89%
90%
91
91%
18,700
9
91% July 2
45% Jan 21
—5
39
50c
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
41 li,
41%
41%
13,300
Drewrys
Limited USA Inc..-~ .—1
25 Tit
25%
*26
20%
*20
20%
20%
Dunhlll
International
12%
12%
*12%
13%
*12lii
13%
13
11%
11%,
11%
11%
11%
11%
252 %
251%
254%
101
100%
101
20
6
17% Jan
19
8
Sep
74% Jan
2
20% NOV 20
52% May 22
33
Apr
16% Jan
3
9
Apr
12
18
11
14% NOV 20
Jan
22
2
22% Jan
23% Oct 27
2
0% Jnn
9
14% Nov
Mar 26
Mar 26
May 18
28 % Apr
14% Jan
6
28
Dome
Mines Ltd
3.000
46% Oct
Jan
9
Dr.
19%.
19% Dec 31
Jan
15
2
Corp-Seagrams I.td—- ...2
—3
Corp
Pepper Co
No par
—No par
—1
16
54% Apr
12
Mar 31
(The) Ch)b Inc
(Walt) Prod,ucllons
.
Fund
—
Dow Chemical
10
214
101
Sep
29
112% Apr 21
80% Oct
1
91% Apr 28
31
24
0
13% Jan 20
9
202% Feb
202% May 13
7
Preferred $4.50 series
3
Preferred $3.50 series
Duplan
Jun .17
Jan
86% Apr
20% Jan
12
12
39%
6ct~24
47% May 13
39% Jun
2
42% Feb
Sep 26
50
May 12
48% Mar S
42 % Jun
19
40% Jan
27
41% Sep
11
40
May 22
46
July 25
50 Va
July 15
45
Jun
42
Oct
28
51
May 21
43% Apr 22
4OV2 Jan
44% Nov
24
53
Jan
14
24% Nov 10
42% Jun
22% Feb
19
14% Jan
31% Apr
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
14
29 Va Jan
30
Feb'11
33% Jan
8
31
$4.15
40% Mar 33
48 %
10
47
2
11%
11%
5
247 Va
:—No par
No par
100%.
250
100%
,
—
4%
preferred
preferred
preferred
May 20
4.20%
13
4.10%
Mar 24
$2.10
DWG
21
19%
19%
19%
& Co—
80
,
248
219
250
100%
101
100%
79%
80
80
23%
*
23 %
23
%
23%
233/t
40%
...5
Durjuesne Light Co common.
$3.75 preferred
27
43
.—1
Corp
(E I)
1
...
Common
100
100% Jun 23
23 Va Jun
...
8
May
79
.*
Co
Dresser Industries
di; Pont de Nem
Dec
172% Apr
...
Corp
'
23%
700
24%
4014
*39%
40 %
*39%
40%
*39%
43
*42
43
*42
43
*4#
*41%
42%
10
43
-50
9,600
40
*42
12;500
1,800
24
41%
400
41%
*41%
42
45
45
*45
40
*45
40
*45
40
..50
*44
45
*44
45
*44-.
45
"*44
45
*42%
%
41
41%
00
43
*142%
43%
29
29
28%
28 %
50
56
56
41%
40%
41
40%
10,900
30%
31%
30%
3114
13,400
..50
*42%
43 %
*42 Is
43%
—8
>28%
28%
28 31
29%
10
Cigar Corp.
2,300
80%,
-50
1—7
—
preferred
preferred
300
80%
..50
..50
—
700
20 To
*13
80%
%
80
5,000
53 la
54%
55
41
41%
41
30%
30%
31%
700
£
22 Va Apr
30% Aug 14
28% Jun
73 Va Jan
82% Jun
78
4
57
75
38% Jan
2
22 Va Jan
88% Jun
50% Jan
"(2
Oct
Dec1
37
31
30% Jan
83 % May
22
83% Jan
11
34
Feb
Mar 27
90
14% Apr
15
20 Va Feb
Jun
2
7% Dec
19
25
26% Jan
2
6% Jan
4
4
181/4 Jan
31
30 V* Jan
7
8% Dec 3l
0% Jun
38% Jan
2
14
9% Jan
39
Oct
8
Stainless Steel
16
•4 % %
May 14
27% Jun
„
8
48% Jan
7
2
13% Jan
8
09% May 12
26% May 11
2
24
34% Jun
16
36% Oct
13
Nov
28
44% Jan
2
11
Mar 26
9
5
Equitable Gas Co
6
3
2
70
16
00
Jun
10
63
14
19% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
2
47
Deo
4
19% Mar
2
May
Apr
5%
4
-
preferred series A
30% Mar 12
24% Mar
5
Eversharp
46% May 28
Er-Cell-O
15
8
30
Juu
23
37% Apr
8,4 Aug 25
7
Jan
2
2
Inc
Corp
43%,
8,600
32,800
7%
8,800
4,5%
4,900
10%
10%
10%,
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31r! a
32
02
02
02
03%
03
G3%
04
5
18%
19%
19%
20%
20%
22%
21%
'22
23%
23%
23%
23Tb
23%
24
1,500
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
1,200
^
24
8.50
100
50
5
—
:
1
.3
24%
33%
34%
82 Va
33%l
57
10
.No par
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
39% Jan
48
4
Erie RR common.,
Nov
43 Tii
3,300
26
31%
Endicott Johnson Corp cominon—23
4%
preferred
100
Mar
61% Oct
25%
5
Empire District Electric Co
9
Jan
60% Feb
26%
3
Electric Mfg Co
40
21
28% Jan
Emerson
42%
10
Natural Gas
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Mar 13
13Va Jan
11
55% Jan
Storage Battery
National Watch Co
Paso
88
54% May 29
Apr 30
Amer
-
4,200
40%
25%
43%
Co—.
Mus Ind
89
40
25%
10
92
♦90
92
44 %
16 Va Deo
2
40V4
4414
56% Dec
2
4014
43%
2
6% Jan
25%
50 %
50
*8714
89
shares—_
10
26 % Jan
*90
92
*90
,
7%
Jan
38
40
46%
Auto-Lite
Electric
2
20
25T4 Apr
92
'*87%
89
40%
40
49%
48 Vis
48 %
48
*87%
3,200
7%
4Va Jan
-
*90
100
40%
0,700
46%
29
29
89
77
7%
Elgin
18
47%
*87%
40 %
92
7%
El
22
47%
1
100
88%
92
73
40%
Mar 20
Jun
70%
71%
87 Va
73 %
*91
72%
92
00
" 91%
71
85%
7 Til
Jan
32% Jan
54,400
80%
*91
45%
14
23% Jun
87%
92
7%
39
80
80%
45%
7
8
17
85%
7%
30Va Jun 24
10
15,500
45%
9
May
28%
25%
15
Dec
81 lb
27%
5
19
38% Apr 30
80'%
28%
1
11% Deo
90
81
70
2.50
common
preferred
Electric &
39% Dec
2
81
27%
Electric
2
45% July
81 %
27%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
48% May 20
9V4 Jan
ax
27 Va
*91
2
lN
260
81
28%
25%
40% Nov
Jan
10
50
preferred
Ekco Products Co
a
81
2.50
Manulacturlng Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
2
July 21
Corp
40 Va
2,200
57
56%
•
27%
100
Eaton
4%%
30%
10
com
Eastmans-Kodak Co common
$3.60
preferred
5
2
79
Asn
prior preferred:
Jan
17% Jan
Fuel
4Va%
Eastern
27
30
1
92
Mar 30
95
Gas &
Inc
July 2
50% July 2
89
May Id
41% Jun 24
15 *
37 Va Dec
—
Airline
Eastern
77
6
9
B
17
23
91% Apr 28
6
2
Jan
Eastern
21
92 Va Jun
9
Jan
86
Eagle-Plcher Co
9
30% Apr
22% Jan
76
2
85% Jan
18
May 18
7
Apr 16
24% May
59
July
46% Apr
341/4 Jan
37
37
37%
11%
12
11%
12
*
68%
*61
08%
03
*82%
*82%
•
09
21%
21
21%
43
43%
^2%
33%
33Tb
7Tb
22%
7%
23
7Tb
31%
89
31%
,/
20%,
8414
08
*61
64%
.
8414
*82
5,000
45,400
12
20
68%
03
38 %
38%
2,900
12
37%; 38Tb'
>11%
03
09
*61
£1%
22
k
84 %'•
24,900
12%
14,900
08%
09
500
03
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23 Va
23%
21 Va
20%
21%
21,100
4,400
45%
45%
46
14,-200
23%
22%
23 %
211*4
'20%
43%
43-%
23%
33%
1
F
.
32% Nov 24
43% May
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
23% Oct
Jan
2
13 % May 14
22 V« Apr
22
7
79
30% Sep
Apr
9
89
25% Jan
2
19/2 Dec
24 v4 Jan
2
33
For
footnotes
see
17
11
Sep 11
Dec
page
10
17
24.
9
9% Mar 19
21% Jan 28
24% Jun
3
7% Jun
29% Jan
3
lOVaJan
13
2
33
Mar
88% Jun 23
96
Mar 12
1PV2 Jan
26s,a May
25
Jan
9
30% Jun 26
,
5
5
9
Fairbanks Morse
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
_1
$1.00 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
convertible
preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
100
X
X
33%
7%
22%
7Tb
31%
r89
24%
30Tb
24%
30%
714'
*80
33%
8 lb
23
7Tb
7"b
23
714
32
31
89
*85
8%
231
c
*32
%
33%
%
23%
8%
8
23
7 Tb
7%
8%
31%
31TB
31%
90
*85
90
24%
24%
24%
24Tb
.24T4
24%
30%
30 Tu
30%
30Tb
30"b
30'b
400
-50,700
1,400
16,000
2,500
50
*■700
1,800
'
r
Number 5861
Volume 190
,
./The Commercial
'
and Financial Chronicle
(61)
NEW YORK STOCKEXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Oct
13
6ft Dec
43
2
55
May 19
3% Apr
7
11% Jan
17 ft Dee
32
55
Mar
16
9
6434 Mar 13
Fansteel
6
10ft Apr
Fawick
30
22 ft Am'
24
Federal
21ft Jan ' 2
297a Alar
9
29ft Jan
52
Nov
20
44 ft
8
56% Jan
26
19% Jan
22
Jun
27
'21 ft May 26
50ft Feb '6
233a Feb
26
29% Jan
57
.
Dec
30"
Apr'
Jlily
66
2
25 ft Jan. 19
10 ft Alay 2
16 ft Jan 2
23ft Mar 13
173b Jun
30 ft Nov
27 34 Jan
8
42 ftJun
20 y_» Jan
2
52ft Dec
16
45 ft Feb
4
573b Alar 20
47"b Feb
10
67 ft Dec
31
55 ft Jun
22
16 -3 Apr
25
24 'ft Mar 14
6934 Alar 11
19 ft Jan 12
38% Apr
82% Apr
7
17
153aJun
49ft July 29
136
16
100% Sep 26
Dec
10
3734 Jun
3
125 ft Jan
10
104 ft Jun
16
13
30
447u Jan
151
16
Alar 11
Corp
Federal
Fifth A.venue Coach Lines Inc
Corp
12
603a Jun
26
807b Jan
2
22 ft NOV 21
20'ft Jan
14
26ft Jun 22
6 Vss Alar 10
10ft Sep 29
9 ft Jan
5
1334 Apr 28
Firstamerica
Firth Carpet
44ftJun
Fliutkote
38 ft Apr
85 ft Dec
31
3
23
Oct
'l7
94
4
86
16
106
32 ft Dec
29
Apr~~3
Jun
112ft Dec
3
Jan
24
5
89
26
Jun
33 % July 18
87
Jan 30
40 ft
Sep 10
34
Jun
Mar 17
89 ft Jun
313b Mar
18
2
35ft Dec 31
263a Jun 24
7% Jan
2
17ft Dec 31
13 ft Jun
46ft Dec
40
Jan
•! 89
180 ft Dec
2
$4.50
5
48% July 2
273b May 29
24
96
12%Jan
35 ft Oct 27
«4
1
9
Nov~28
100
2
43
Jyn 15
.193b May 7
25 ft
1
Feb
43
Mar
9
93
,
Jan
8
18
Feb
170
24
Feb
2
24
17% Jail
2
9
5234 Jun
29
16
207
Jun
19
Nov
10
35!a Apr
37% Jan
1
453b Alar
2
50ft Dec 31
5034 Jan
2
15
Jan
2
22
19 ft Jun
29
757 a July 2
2134 Jan 13
25 % Feb
25
95
89
July
1
52ft Aug 11
7
30 ft Jun
Nov 19
39 ft Oct
Jun
2
29
33 ft Feb
2
14ft Sep 24
6:ft Jun
25
10ft Jan
14
15ft Dec 22
143b Jan
95
9
8% Jan
>
5
9ft Jan
54
2
2
Jan
20 ft
70
69ft Jan
24
Mar 11
5
49 ft May 12
1234 Jun
193b Feb
273b July
1
183a Jan 28
Dec" 18
Dec
Co
21
20
373b Apr 22
27"a Jun
2
77
Feb
30
26
27 ft
47
223b
63%
643 b
,2734
28%
4634
65
20
2nd
19
17 7
41 %
417b
,41 %
41%
51
503 b
51%
,51%
5134
58'ft
60 ft
603b
61%
61ft
ft
58 ft
16 ft
3934
x142 ft
14334
577 a
103
60%
2434
preferred
—
*103
104 ft
*103
104ft
61%
61%
613b
643b
6334
4,500
6,600
25 ft
243b
25
243b
5,200
10
EXTRA
65ft
24%
25
10%
10
ft
10%
38 3 4
88-j
108
88
106ft
10ft
103b
10'%»
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39ft
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107%
273b'
273b,
273b
28
46
463 b
46
223 b
23
107ft
108
2734;
46ft
233 b
34 ft
3474i
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27!b
47!4
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223u
233 b
35ft
•»
91 ft
27 ft
*13 ft
2734
6?6
.
10,400
28%
48%
•X32ft
3434
*88 ft
35
2,900
10,300
10834
47%
.
133 b
5234
*88 ft
1034
28
ft
91ft
28 ft
34%
91ft
283b
107
20,300
87 'ft
t87
87'ft
17,100
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40%
ft
40
*87
46 ft;
19,200
23
7,100
a
353b
6,300
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91ft
35!
2^
28
283b
4,500
10
13 ft
14
13%
10
51
5234
51!
100
*'200
100
89
90
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90 .ft
90
ft
91
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90'ft
90 ft
33
33 ft
33
33 ft
31ft
33
32
33 %
7,700
743b
75
743 b
743b
745b
75ft
753b
71,400
193b
75%
193b
3434
36
•Foremost Dairies Inc—
Fostcr-VVliecler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
104 ft
*88 ft
preferred
1
Foote Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co
CLOSED
14534
25ft
22 ft
6,900
EXCHANGE
145
15
preferred
Chcm Corp;
163 b
393b
393 b
1443b
£_1
convertible
16
383u
a
39
143
27 ft
2.50
No pa/
8,800
15,500
STOCK
62
14334
393b
*107
16!
.3,700
197b-
617a
1034
100
16%
16%
3934»
193b
*103
3834
2.50
convertible
16
39%
u
143
103
*87
Inc common
$4.20 (livid- pfd scr of '51
Food Gland Alarkcts Inc
&
.
16 ft
5
_V
1,100
8,200
42 ft
5,
pfd,
\,800
.'
66
18 3 4
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A
\l,100
.
223b
•
64 ft
64 ft
18,400
46 ft
*22
2,300
l
283b
46
223b
46%
*22
49%
2
Fluor Corp Ltd
Fair Stores
19
:
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
2
14!4|
*200
133a
14
52 ft
5134
51 ft
523b
*200
ft
1934
193 b
1934
19
35 ft
34%
353b
35
35! 4
7
;7%
7
7
634
7
90O
14,800
*200
34 ft
10
_
No par
193 b,
ft
7
100
11,400
-
8,800
7ft
1,800
10 %
28
'
20,300
1
16
16
1534
1534
1534
1534
10
23
283b
28
2834
273 b
28
1534
273b
1
26!4
26%
263b
273 b
27 !b
27 ft
2634
2734
90,900
—100
*70%
71 ft
*70 ft
71ft
*70 ft
71ft
70ft
72'ft
70
Frecport
4ft
27 ft
41ft
39
Food
334 ft
27 ft
*46! 4
19
No par
Light Co
3 ft ft
583 b
417a
497b
common
conv
Mach
583 b
5,500
19 ft
58'ft
183b
Corp—
Co,
Florida Power Corp.
Florida Power &
41b
58%
*22
63 ft
-19%
19%
4734
49!4
100
preferred
Food
19%
58
2634
193b—
Shares
83a
413b
10
—
35 ft Jan
S83b
9
19
;
223b
62!4
6.25
com_
First National Stores
117ftJun
Jun 25
57 Tit
4634
_
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4ftft preferred
JS
19
107% Dec
19
..
583b
58
5834
1
103ft Feb
Nov
9
July 3
10
6
88
57%
9
26%
Flbcrboard Paper Prod———Nonpar
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY_I____5
101ft Jan
14
57
834
*22
.2^50-
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
56'4
9
57 ft
5
Federated Dept Stores
Filtrol
July 1
57
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July •
Ija.f
—
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
June 80
7
ft
8
FacfffctElectric Co
—1
Federal Paper Eoard Co
common—5
4.60ft preferred—.
25
15% Apr 25
,
-
56 ft
\
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June SStf
5
2
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
55% Feb
cW
Metallurgical
Fodders
61 ft M av Vf8
10
Par
rm
Corp
16ft Mar 10
243a Alii? 21
13/4 Apr
ft Feb
47 ft Feb
DccflB
Monday
EXCHANGE
53ft Jan
49
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
preferred
.
800
G
17
123b Jan
e
34ft Dec
8% Jan
2
17ft Nov 17
163 b Jan
2
2434 Alar 17
40 ft Jan
22
48
453 b Jan
12
51ft Alar 17
39 ft Jan 27
T
~.Jan
20 ft Jan
32
Jan
27
35
2
17
Jail
9
July
Dec
31
27
4
46
51 ft Dec
45 ft Dec
2
33b Jan
2
38
Feb
5ft Jan
Oct 22
3134 Jan
34
14 ft Jan
173a Nov 12
3ft Jan
73b Nov 20
52ft Apr
26ft Jan
Oct
Jan
7ft Oct 22
24ft Jan
94
Jun
24ft Feb 25
40 ft
9ft Jail
8
8
53b Apr
-42
19'/a Alar
8
Sep
9
6434 Jan
19
15
.36% Feb
2
96 ft Jan
7
9
ft Jun 25
28
7
12
138
39
9
103b Alar 25
34 ft Jun
9
42ft Apr 10
457b May 11
153
38 ft Mar 26
7534 Jun 26
25 ft May
.55
~9% Novlo
293b Dec
673b Nov 19
84
5
Jan
73b
24
18
28
53 ft Jun
Alay 19
Alar 17
2934 Alay 27
8
Feb
93b Jan
2
3934 Alar 18
66 ft Jan
5
Apr
19ft Jan
8
793b Dec 29
743b Feb
8434 Apr
21
2
34 ft Dec
31
3034 Jan
40
Jan
13
79 ft Dec
2
7T%
97
4ft Jan
2
223b Dec
18
16 ft Feb
60 ft Jan
2
89 ft Dec
30
88 ft Jan
117
Jun
3
104
52
Nov
6
45
57
48
105
Sep 19
2
33ft Jan
105ft Oct
117ft Jan
6
Gamcvell
9
Feb
Alay 21
Alay 29
com_I—1
Inc
preferred
General
Acceptance
Corp
General
American
3
2
112 ft Mar
4
Transportation—j.,25
General
Cable Corp
Finance
si
Corp
Corn
$5
preferred—
Jan
7
373b Jan
2
50ft Dec 31
47! b Feb
6
24 ft Jun
26
Apr" 15
383a Dec 16
33
Jan
27
243 b Sep
4
473b Dec 30
153a Jun
3
46 ft Jun
2
617b July
28% Sep
16
2534 Ja°u
2
31
Nov
11
27
27ft Sep
4
21!b
15 ft Jan
3
32 ft Jan
13
17ft Jan
6
3
Oct
20
5!b Jun'lo
578 Jan
5534 Apr
6
243b Jun 29
General
•39ft Feb
21
Jaft
When
28
2
163b Jan
2
22ft Apr
7
83
3
General
$1.32
13
$1.30
26
May 18
$1.30
preferred
Feb
12
7334 Alar
35
Jan
2
44 ft Jan
15
Feb
9
.Jan
12
SO ft Jan
8
91
2
99
Dec
4
98
2
273b Dec 29
27
Jan
2
ft Juil
17
53
Jun
23
Jan
2
84ft Jan
20ft Jan
79
,
643'a Dec 29
Jan
92 ft Alar 26
415
Apr
99 ft Mar
2
104
Jail
26
363b Apr
23
30ft Oct
15
20ft Jun 23
3
49 ft Oct
14
443< Mar 18
7
39 ft Dec 10
9434 Alay 21
363b Jan
8
48
89ft Jan 21
92 ft Jan
27
96
15% Apr
24 ft Dec
22ft Jun
26
273b Jan
47
9
2% Jan
2
157ft Jan
16
Feb .12
3
Jan
2
39!4 Nov
41
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
434 Jan
9
3 ft Dec
'?
9
14
7
3o ft Jan
493b July 31
Wan
76!?Jan
117ft Jan
30
30
12
172
8134 Dec 29
12434 Dec
7
22
3ft Jan
5
33b Alay 15
175
July 10
53 ft Alay 19
69
Dec
Jan
2134 Jun
Apr
44
20
2
423b Apr
1
2ft Jan 27
3
834 May
7
48
ft
Jan" 31
47 ft Jan
15
Oct
13
62 ft Nov 20
3
41
Oct 28
Dec
2
46
Dec
24
S2
Apr
17
17
Apr 30
503b Jan
2
59
Dec
31
Oct
131ft Jan
146ft Jun
4
22 ft Jan
393 b Dec
29
For
16
footnotes
15
XI
4
May 28
10 ! b Alar 13
3434 Jun
22
2
Mar 17
84 ft Mar
4
153b Mar 19
553b Jan
31ft July
6
2.
27ft Jun
25
141',4 May
47ft Feb
28
85 ft Jan
4
22% Jan
2
10
5ft Jun
16
88ft Jan
81
81%
81'ft
81
82 ft
4614
4634
463b
47%
47%
47 ft '
41%
41ft
40 ft
41ft
40
41
39%
40 ft
39 ft
40
39%
40 ft
41
♦
n
I
33%
*32
*58 ft
59 ft
5%
5%
%
•32IS
33 ft
59! 4
5%
120
3,500
5%
4834
5!4
59 ft
53 b
12,200
49
48 ft
487b
48 ft
243b
243b
*24%
1,100
37 3 4
3734
24 3 b
373b
24%
37%
37 ft
3,300
153 b
153b
153a
153b
153b
1534
153.1
5,600
60 ft
6134
61%
61%
61
603b
613b
3,100
29
29
28
293b
29
29%
29 3 a
1,700
1.
ft
8,500
*26 ft
26
26
693b
70%
69.
70
69 %
693b
8434
863 a
84 ft
86
8434
8834
283b
27 ft
•
'74ft
74! b
77%
76%
49,300
11,600
763 b
74 ft
76 %
743 a
6934
94'ft
89%
34,400
90
*80
90
90
90
*85
*405
450
*400
450
*400
50
95
450
450
*80
*405"
1,000
26
69 ft
*92%
93
*101 ft
ft
103
93 ft
103
93
9334
ft
noift
103
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9334
30
103
103
103
no
9334
•
353b
3534
353b
3534
353b
35%
44
46 ft
463 b
4734
47 %
47%
47'ft
4734
5534
5834
58
58'4
58
60
01ft
62
22%
23%
22%
23%
22! b
223b
22%
22 ft"
—,1
49%
49%
49ft!
45 %
49%
49
4934
49 ft
493 a
47 %
47 ft
48
47! it
48
96 ft
96
96
*95 ft
96'ft
2234
23
X2234
23
"
80c
5
443b
45 ft
—No par
96ft
96 ft
_5
22%
23
23
23
1
173b
183b
18 7b
19%
19
19%
common
*95 ft
.
47
47 3 4
473b
4734
47%
48
22%
223b
22'%
22!^
213b
22
1
Brewing Col
33b
33b
3 5b
33b
3%
Gold & Slock Telegraph Co—
(B F)
100
*180 ft
200
*180'a
*180'ft
200
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W R) & Co—
Graham-Paige Corp common,
6!b
conv preferred—
:
Granhy Mining- Co Ltd
10
943b
96 ft
96 ft.
No par
14234
1453b
14'434
145%
4
*37%
3734
373b
373 a
1
473b
4734
47
4834
1
_10
Granite City Steel—L
Grant (W T) Co common
10%
IV
5
5
Co
7
7
33ft.
12.50
10'b
*634
,
34
68ft
.
27b
3
3
693 b
98
6,600
4,100
1,000
,2,800
197
10034
9934
98
100
145
152
151
37%
38
38
38
47%
48 ft
48%
4834
10%
10
10%
10
7
7
333 b
12.9G0
10 %
4,400
700
7
7
7
•
800
15,800
3
23a
3
13,700
34
7,400
33ft
3334
333 b
69 !b
.
9,600
154
23«
3
7034
693b
7134
71
72%
.46
-'v63u
3334
—
.
.
45
45 ft
4514
45%
45%
-463b
75
13%
7oft
76 Vu
76''a
76 ft
76ft
76'ft
13'b
13 Vu
13 %
13
133b
123a
40%
41%
40 ft
40 7
403b
403b
7.10O
13
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co„1
15,700
76 ft
1
41%
334%
preferred
5
—100
GraVson-Robinson Stores
,Gt Northern
Iron
(H Li
Co Inc
1
m,
30%
-
"
303b
313b
31
Greyhound
4%ft
Corp common,:
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
,3.
,100
1
1
290
45 ft
46%
45 !b
46'ft
45'%
47
55%
553b
55',4
5534
553b
5534
26
26
136 -ft
24,500
4,700
31ft
47%
55 ft
26ft
136ft
Co
'
'5,100
46%
55 ft
Ore
Ry
a
26%
307b
26 ft
135
31
26%
135
26! b
*134
26%
136
,
6,400
5,600
34
6,700
60
135
28
273a
22 ft
*86ft
25%5ft
300
1.900
199,700
331
*180 ft
197
6,800
-
22 34
33b
334
2,200
13,800
433 b
22
10
Inc,—
2,300
24,300
20%
19'4
473b
5
Co
Union
*26 ft
26 ft
25%
333b
C'orp ex distribution
Globe-Wernicke
Goebel
283 a
*25 ft
253b
*26 ft
"
353b
Gladding McBean & Co
Glidclcn
*26 ft
27 ft
25%
283b
'27 ft
26
_100
—
Brothers
Glen Alden
283 b
*25 ft
26
*26ft
*25 ft
83fto
Guantanamo Sugar—-,
Z1
296,000
33 ft
58 'ft
59 ft
5f>
10
10
JtL
800
15,200
1
3j
*32
33
1,000
5,300
37%
Green
16
1,700
243b
5
20
690
ft
X8034
5 ft
—25
30 34 Alar 30
Jan
105
173,900
81%
27 ft
28 %
28%
29
28 ft
237a
11.800
22%
2234
23
223a
23 %
23'%
2334
12,200
87 ft
*863a
87
*86%
25ft
25'4
5ft
*5 ft
'
17
3,600
53'ft
4834
8
24 ft May 29
600
7,000
28,600
47%
58 ft
5
Prop—No par
25
Nopai
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
100
18
333b
413b
y32'
Northern Paper Co
30
323 b
92
35 3 4
Co
Northern
Jun
32 7.,
89 ft
33 3 «
4
Products
Great
253*Alar 23
90'ft
313 b
38 ft
32%
243 b
new,
$4.50 preferred,
Great
91
89
33
48
Getty
Grand
8834
%
„10c
Goodrich Co
Feb
36 %
'37%
ii!
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4
36%
.
10
Corp
1
493b Alay 19
36
y40! 4
1
2
19
36
403b
100
154
40!b Feb
35 ft
*46
1
1
5 ft %
preference
Genesco Inc
*
10314 Jun
July
34,
81%
45
10o
Great
103b Jan
Jun
37
10434
100
5
2634 Dec
24.
182
28
553b
80%
u
104 ft
—
27
2
page
43b Jan
8034
^33%
1033b
preference
preference—
597b Apr
303b Feb
173b Jan
see
27
553 b-
80'ft
10414
conv
Ulmbel
247b May 20
37,900
543b
80 %
X10334
com
preferred
4ft%
l
2
46,100
553b
79 34'
10
,54ft Jan
11
Apr
4%%
Oil Co
Gillette Co
8
56!:
803 b
323 b
543 b
ft
25
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
7
1
33%
333b
55%
80
25
1
87
173a Alar 20
50ft Jan
23
32%
2,700
55,300
105ft
(series B)
8
19 ft Dec
,80ft Jun
7ft Dec
2
135
July
48
26
July
497b Jan
20 ft
2
22 •
7
45 ft
.
July
ft" Apr
72 ft July
36ft Jan
12
12
Jun
533b May
7
39 % Jun
10
313b Dec
Alay
8ft Jan
15
20% Jan
^14% Jan
74
1
Sep
vi1,.;, Nov
15
38 ft Jan
July 8
93b Dec 11
3
5
15
Jun
56
88
S3b Jan
Jun
32
.
~83b
Alar 30
2874 Jan
-
73 b
105 %
General
$5
30
1,600
73b
8
105
Electronics
Gerber
10
133a Apr
&
71
3
23!b Jan
22
Tele
Georgia-Pacific
44ft Jan
16
3
73b
105
preferred
54ft Apr 24
-33 ft Apr
213b Jan'
28
8
'8
32
52 ft
preferred
M
90
—
79
26 ft
Telephone Co of Florida—
3
29 ft Feb
258
2,700
'ft
104%
Castings Corp
29ft Feb
Dec
HOLIDAY
2(3
1043b
Refractories
2
90 ft Aug
275
43%
*76
10
1
24
1
15
Sep
9
Apr 29
43
7 8'ft
26 ft
ft
26
ft
523b
Realty & Utilities
Jan
40
Feb
129
4334
78
26
.6.67
General
104 ft Mpy 20
83
May 8
43%
77
,2.50'
26 ft Jun
34ft Dec 31
50 ft Dec 16
4334
104 ft
Corp,,
2
Genl
4334
26 ft
105
10c
Utilities
60
14
Jan
4,800
ft
issued.
25 ft Apr
Ffcb
25
EXTRA
51 ft
Railway Signal
General
25
38'ft
*76
8
—
General
General Steel
3534
105
Co.:—;
18
May 22
353b
104
Public Service
Public
353b
513b
conv preferred
No par
$3 convertible preferred——No par
General
36%
2,700
32 %
88
$1.60
15
83 b
32%
No par
;
130
9%
104%
26
Rights
3,900
9
9%
105
Equipt Corp,
Preferred $3.75 series
5,300
CLOSED
93 b
50%
Jun
4
EXCHANGE
151
104%
Precision
11'0 Jun 26
STOCK
123b
150ft
No par
.
2,700
61 'ft
12 %
123 b
150
105
General
May 25
6034 Alay 6
60'ft
62'ft
12 %
150
30%
51%
45ft May 11
37
12 ft
1,200
95
293 b
30
61%
61%
151
333b
*94%
107ft
28
2
29 ft
100
45
333 b
9434
1047.;
Jan
2
34
50%
Cement
52 ft Jan
313b
*42 %
45
333b
*94%
104 ft
Portland
29 ft Jan
*42%
33 ft
106
Outdoor Advertising
6
1,200
1%
General
52 ft Feb
6 ft
63 b
100
General
31ft Feb 24
1,600
63 b
6 !4
*37%
No par
Motors Corp common
24
2
17%
IMi,
1
52
Alay 26
17%
36
44%
_
18
55
—No par
Corp,
5ft preferred
General
1
.
3134
5
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
General
7%
5
437b May 25
4434 Jan
36%
2,
7
27
3434
77
.
5,500
33
6ft
93 b
27%.
Corp—'
a
33
17%
12%
63 b
6'ft
33
1734
*150
93b
44
4
2f5
93b
'27
37
2
12 ft
151ft
*70
42 ft Jan
31!
3,900
6',
%
5934.
60ft
12 ft
-150
_i
80% Jun
Jan 20
4534
29
.100
19
41
45%.
6%.
*313b
63b
31
No par
com
1st preferred
Jan 22
Aug 25
45%
63b
37
1734
63b
,
4ft
General Cigar Co Inc
Gen Contract Finance
General Controls Co
Dec
27
453b
*32
13
59 %
Baking Co common
5
preferred
No par
General Eancsharcs Corp —
2
General Bronze Corp
5
$8
44
3
45 %
63u
33
95
92 ft
Alar
3,600
45
Aug 29
Apr
54'ft
*94%
Jan
87
54! 4
*4214
33 ft
83
Alay
54 ft
95
34
6
63b
5334
44 7 b
45 ft
30
200
1,000
54
33
of Texas—5
4,400
-
5314
45
Amer Oil Co
48ft
2934
323«
General
4,900
23'ft
2934
*94%
100
24%
223b
*48
48 ft
293b
*42! 4
$4.50 preferred
22'ft
-
293 b
6ft convertible prefcrrcdi—,
5p
General American
Investors com—1
com
Mills common
Alar
53 ft July
*47
2934
6 3 ii
General
114
*29%
47 ft
24 'ft
24%
22%
*
_i
Indus
Instrument
17
ft
63b
*32
:50
23%
.
-22%
47 ft
17%
Foods
25'
22
:
1
General
Mar
8
53%
45
Industries
General
Jun
23
53
convertible
120 ft May 25
103ft Jun
90
5
8
383b May
16
29
2434
2414
22
49
__No par
Co
Wood
4!bft
24 ft
22
*48
preferred
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp
——
Gar
24! 4
5
50
common
"
convertible
General
23
93ft Jun 27
5ft
1
.
Gamble-Slcogtno Inc
General Amer
22
Jan
11
Co
14ft Jan
ft Jun 16
43 ft Dec
Apr 10
Apr 29
22
73b Feb
30 ft Apr
14
Jan
Gabriel
67ft Alar 11
9
5
7
3
13
141
Jan
4
94 ft Jun
3814 Nov
7ft Nov
Feb
9
19
Apr
31% Jun
19 ft Jan
«5
Mar
37ft Jan
13
Aug 25
93b Nov
7
Dec
9
7
18
Apr
14 ft Nov
Jan
8
563b Alay 21
507b Jun 11
5
51 ft Feb
125
19
Alay 11
11
363b Dec
102
33
9
17 !b Jan
67-ft Nov 26
15
28
2534
6
20
87
87
87
26
26%
26'ft
26 Tb
10,700
*5
5%
*5 ft
53a
40
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(62)
.
.
.
Monday, July
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
Year J 958
.
Lowest
May
9
28& NOV 17
25% Jan
2
62
Mar
5
75% Dec
22
71% Mar
6
Dec
16
129
107% Jun
17
Gulf
73% Jan 22
127% Jan 22
$5
30% Feb
24
28
Jun
9
Sep
19
May 29
83
% Jun
29
9d
Oct
30
102% July 14
83
95 % Jan
10
100
13
91
96
99% Sep 25
Jun
109
1
May
30 >2 July
preferred-:
Gulf Oil Corp—.
100
99% Jun
$4.40
dividend preferred
100
dividend preferred——.100
Apr
9
$4.44
dividend
104% Mar
20
4
10o
$5
dividend
—100
$5.03 dividend preferred——100
3
105% Mar
3
44% Feb
$4.20
9
•
•-
29%
29%
76%•
76%
*75%'
109%
110%
28%
*83%
28% 28%
83%
83%
8<V
90
*89
-491:
*98% 101%
*101
101%
—No par
-
13
91
29%
.
SALE
PRICES
Sale* for
Thursday
Juiy '
.
' July
Friday
►
July 3
29%
110
29%
29'-'.
76%.
110%
*75%
76%
110%
111'
preferred
preferred—
2,000
100
21,500
100
101
30
101
30 %
12,300
84%
*83%
84%
50
*89%
91
*89
91
*89
.
91 4,
100
29%
Shares
*83%
91
-
•89
•
28
29%
84.
,•*39%
the Week
1
States Utilities Co—
Jan
94
HIGH
Wednesday
June 80
29%
29
AND
Tuesday
*75
76
'
109% 110%
—
89% Apr
May 13
Apr
9
May 25
Alonday
Jun e 29
—'_No par
25
—
Common——-.'—.
'Jt,
.
Par
Mobile & Ohio RR corn.No par
Gulf
84
,
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
M
25
NEW YORK STOCK
K*nge Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
101 - Feb
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Pievious
»
91
*89
91
*99 %
.<•
100 %
*101
100
100
200
*101
102
102
50
II
38
Jan
3
47% July
7
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
49 '/a Apr
20
Jan
21.
2
13% May 20
24% Dec
8
70
Dec
3
71%. May 19
Halliburton Oil
5
Apr
25% Jan
Hackcnsack Water
1
53
48% Mar 31
29% May 22
24.% May 28
Hail
20% Mar 31
Jan
2
99
Feb
6
Jail
2
33% Sep 20
28%Jun
19
2
41
Nov
19
39% Jan
5
47% Dec
10
26% Jan
Jan
13
Nov
10
23
30
Apr
7
30
Jan
13
123
.
32% Dec
1
44% Dec 30
98
65 % May
132
33
14
18
34
9% Dec
17
33
34
Jan
46
_
6
5
Mar
16
3.
Harshaw Chemical
30% Jun
9
39% Apr
51% Dec 31 '
15% Nov 17
52 % Jan
2
79% May
12% Jun
19
67 4 Nov
10
64% Jan
2
89% Feb
21
84
J un
25
2.7% Apr
30% Apr
14
9
25% Jun
17% Jan
6
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
30% Dec
Feb 25
10,
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
63% Jan
3
26% Jan
..
74
'
2
9% Jan
7
Jan
19
108% Jun
24
Apr 23
19
66
Jun
Jan
10
33% Dec
19
9% Jan
20
17% Jan
3
25% Jail
7
85
8
19
Jan
7
15"% Feb
10
29
$4%
81
Dec
1
92
Feb
20
9
Honolulu
No par
c——1
^
Hooker
■5%
Jan
30
45% Jun
1
23
9
90% Apr
9% Apr
13
Feb
6
Hotel
Jun
26
32% Apr
30
57o
6
Jun
Gil
Corp..
_•
24
20% Jan
2
38% Dec"
3
35
25
38 % Jan
29
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Apr 22
23% Jail
21
15% Feb 11
50
88% Ja n
50% Dec 31
Dec
31
Apr
7% Apr
7s
42% Mar 18
52
Apr
89% Jan
2
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
48
9
Dec
1
52% Jan 22
46
2'
51
45% July
47
45% Dec
38% Dec 31
35
Jun
9
47% Jan- 21
40
J tin
15
42
July
Jun
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
89% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
6% Apr 25
14
Jan
65
Jan
156
9% Nov
86
13
24% Nov
2
12
2
101
Nov
162
July 18
4~3
Oct" 13
2
22% Jan 13
■e
3
May 27
26% Jan
29% Dec
20
12
1
94
18% Jun
5
26% Sep
87
Jan
143
Oct
Dec
30
30
23%
23%
29
42%
43%
3,700
_lo
55%
55*'%
55%
55':.
55%
55%
54%
55! 4
2,100
10,100
5
com
25
11
15
13
13% Apr
70"% Jan
1
21% Aug 27
17
95
Oct
13
2
13% Dec
31
85% Feb 27
122% Nov
7
88
10% Feb
Jan
Sep 25
71
Feb
4
136
Dec
18
32% July 14
40
Jan
7
85
Jan
13
88
Jail
2
33%
22
33% Dee,
3
May 28
Oct" 17
2
2
17% Jun
9
17
35% Aug
7
33',4 Jun
15
31
Jan
28
38% Jun
10
36 % Jun
19
87% Jan
29% Jan
34% July 16
33% Jun
9
13
44% Nov
37
118
Jan
2
10
14% Nov 14
IS Va Jan
2
19% Feb 25
(2
Jan
15
19
/Dee 31
19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
26% Sep
3
33% Oct
3
90% May 12
Mar 12
3
Jan
28
16%-Jan
2
69
158
37
Jun
23
Apr 27
Jan
47% Apr
35% Feb
12
28
16
45% May 6
34'/a Jun 12
38
May 22
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
22!!
3,400
46:%
5,200
17,100
It^QO
preferred—
preferred
_5o
50
50
i
—50
50
& Light—No par
*41
37%
37%
41%
*42%
43
37%
371!
41%
*41
41%
42%
42 %
*42
43
47
-"47
47
37'.!
37%
*41
371a
»41
3QV4
—41%
42
42
~40
770
47!!
*4614
47%
47%
45%
45'.!
45%
45%
*42
43
37%
37%
*46 34
*45%
43
*42
47"
46%
46%
*37%
37%,
37%
43
*42
37%
*42
90
43
>
37%
37 %
700
A
100 pesos
—
:
Ingcrsoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
,
8!!
8%
27%
35,600
*8%
27%
273a
8%
28%
8%
a
27%
28%
27%
9934
99
1001:,
99%
100'!
*149
8T!
100
*149
153
7,400
*149
153"
50%
39%
52%
52
53%
53%
54%
39%
53%
40%
52%
40
39%
40%
40
40%
Inc—
1
*29!!'
30%
30!!
30%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
200
5
35%
35%
35%
3534
35%
37%
36%
37%
4.300
83%,
88%
88%
89
89
89
No par
common..
100
r
445
153
30
5
Machines
common—No par
-
30 3
'
30
a
50%
51'
"
448
51
a
30
52
140%
141
140%
33%
34
33%
331,,
preferred—
^100
International Alining Corp___
5
Int'l Nickel of Canada—_1—No
par
In'ernatinrial Packers Limited—1
International Paper common
7.50
*73%
76
*■73;%
4%
—
$4 preferred——*
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5%
preferred
International Salt
No par
No par
*
com
common
54%
141%
33%
32%
53%
141%
141
32%
*73%
74
30%
451
447
74
*73%
54%
142
33 %
80
8.000
14,900
51.900
1,370
13,600
76
26%
25
25
24%
97
25%
97%
24%
98%
97%
98%
99
15
14%
15.!!
14 3 a
141,.
14'!
14 T a
7,400
1191!
120%
120%
122%
12,700
91%
90%
90%
200
1,300
«
118%*" 119%
*90%. 91 %
119
120
*90'// •91%
*90
247ii
3,100
1007,,
20,200
13%
"
153
13 7 i,
13 %
13%
13%
13
13%
66
13%
66
63
65
63
63
60
62
151
151
151
*152
154
150%
153
34TV
35
34 7
—25
43%'
44Ti
43%
7%
preferred—
—25
International Telep & Teleg.No
par
30'%
89
14 Tit"
No par
I
4
7,300
97%
No par
International Silver
*88 3
15,300
25 s,,
100
Shoe
449 3 4
.52%
141!!
_5
com
30%
447
30%
446
446%'"
153
*149
!
100
preferred—
Int'l Afinerals & Chemical
International
900
99
20
Corp
4% %
preferred—
Interlake Iron Corp^
7%
8%
97%
26!
a
.——100
Inspiration' Cons Copper
Ctfs
.1
—No par
35 %'
«
43%
.
460
400
35'!
35%
4,100
43 3 4
43 34
1,200
33%
43%
35%
43%
34%
"
*32!!
33%
*32%
331!
*32%
32%
32%
38'a
38 '„
38 %
39%
.39!!
40%
40%
41
33!.!!
33 3 V
32 7
«
33%
32 T a
32%
32%
32%
31%
31 Ta
31%
31%
31 %
31%
1,700
18%
3,000
100
74,900
1,300
3734
6.000
34!4
4.100
38%
3,500
5
1
30% '31!!
'
1
Iowa Power & Light Co...
Island Creek Coal common
$6 preferred—
i050c
I-T-E
Jaeger Alachlne Co.
1
3
Jefferson: Lake Sulphur Co—
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
7
May 12
Jfewel
Circuit Breaker
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
common
preferred
591! Apr 27
70'% Jun 19
Johns-Manville Corp
81% July
Jones
103% Feb
58
Jun
2
16
23
-III"5
Co
;
Johnson & Johnson
5%
&
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A—:
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
100
5
20%
-
*45!!'
*82
*
,
52
38
*119
.
38!!
>120
38
*119
120
47%
48%
47%
47%
5,000
20%
22%
207n
20%
20%
22',
4,500
21!!
211!
21%
22%
11.600
86
83»!
83!!
84 3
8a
GO
45%
46
45!!
45%
46
46
1,300
*82
84
20%
21%
46
*82
83%
•.
80
«
,
!r 5734
84
*82
84
4
12,800
51%
„
65%
99%/ 99"4
57
120
2,300
*83!!
23
53
.
78%!
\
46% '""48%
21
22%
38
*119
46%
*83%! 86 !
65
-I
,
120
46%
5
100
37%
33%
38
373i
5
10
37%
33 "'a
33Ta
*119
50% Mar 18
28
2
21%
37!!
23% Jan
Jan
" 21%
34%
31% Jan
46% Mar 24
21 %
37%
86
8
21',,
343u
82
7
'21'%
60^
331!
20
May 7
20'% Jun 25
9
400
37%
23
2
36',
373i
Jan
49% Feb
36%
337!
38?!
123
59% Jan
36
37%.
113% May 13
36% Jan
2
97
36
Iowh-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
27
31
353,
-
35%
21
30
35%
21
1,700
18%
Feb
Dec
35.100
35%
Apr
99% Aug
54% Oct
6 Tit
18%
57
61
6%
353.,
88
56% Dec
6%
18!!
4
4
6'!
35%
23
11
67,i
3.000
181!
26
31
6 3 ii
54 Tit
35T!
Jun
Dec
91%
17%
Jun
Mar
20r'»
91%
35%
82
Apr
20%
18'%
50% Jun
83
54
92%
35%
24
93
21
54'
20%-
*91%
54 %
17%/
31
35
20
20%
92'',,
•%
92
34%'
May 27
40% Api- 20
37% Jan 21
15
■,
54
5,100
2.300
34.300
Interstate Power Co..
,——3.50
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co.
—5
Apr 27
19% Mar 5
Jan
43
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
54
66 7 „
38
Jan
88
15!!
20%
66
International Utilities Corp
Interstate Dept Stores—
52% Dec
Dec~23
15%
20%
65%
36
34% Apr 23
62%
15%
-20%
50!!
Harvester
45
13
4
20%
35%
Int'l
Mar 24
Jan
15'!
i
4
14
30
94
32% Sep
15%
203
35!
July '2
126% Mar
\
13% Jan
65!!
15'/,,
20 3 i,
463a
Business
2
Felj
3
28% Mar 19
281! Feb
9
65%
15%
20%
50!!
Inf.'l
35% Apr
19
28
81% Jan
65%
19 Tii
50%
May 29
153% Jan
6
2
%
15
35 3 i
26
54Ti,
26*
10
50
CLOSED
46%
24
100% July
Feb
EXCHANGE
35 %
30% Jun
Afay
32!! July
86%
93
451!
Intcrcljemieal
488
12% Jan
37
40
*85
*90%
491!
22
86 3 ! Jan
35% Oct
93
46'!
95% Feb
27
2
85
*90%
9,700
49%
37% Jun
2
Afar 20
GST 1,
*83%
93
100
STOCK
.
35%
Insuranshares
4
33% Jan
65
*74-
83%
*90%
74',!
35%
29
29
125
83 %'
%
84
93
*74
7.100
32%
74'.'.
46
Apr
70% Jail
Afay 7
41% Oct 30
6
6
32
26
„
741
21':,
39
49%
S
2
27% Jun
11% Apr
58!! Apr
74%
32
49%
Industrial Rayon—
7
50% Afar 18
88% Jun
11.
Afay
54% July
8
2
May
163
Jan
96% July 16
13
160
109
26
17% Feb
16% Nov
73'%
20%
*37%
32%
35%
Indianapolis Power
30
11!
73 %
39
46%
18
28% Jun
73
32%
Industria Electrica De Mexico
15
28% July
*37!!
32 3 4
200
34%
4.08%
29
21% Apr 24
95% Jan
2
140% Jun
Jun
33% Sep
37%.
32%,
*82%
22%:
20%
"
37 Tit
*90%
10.200
*21 %
48
Co
preferred
166
78% Jun
10
20
20%
50
81,
49%
Cement
4.20%
3
•,
85%.
8
21%
21':,
85
5
Ideal
45% Mar 18
Jan
200
Illinois Central RR Co„——No par
Illinois Power Co common
:_15
41
385 % May 12
7
—
Idaho Power Co—
36% Jun 26
39% Jan
22 %
%'
35%
j.
pa r
com—
preferred
25
800
81
8
32
*35%.
Inc
preferred
S
19%
39
6%
4.42 %
Dec
20 V,
8
32
6 3 it
14
Jun
29%
*211
M
Jan
88
22
20
47
29% Jan
22
5% convertible pfd scries A
_50
Hussmann Refrigerator CO———
5
12
800
28 7 ii
20%
92%
1
15
May"
23
54%
4.2G%
36% .Jan
23
4
*28 T,1
20111
4.70%
43%
22 3
.
29%
*91%
4
Jun
2,100
5
5
151
13%
100
3 '
Jun
13 Ti,
43
,
Indiist
Jan
8
13%
29
;
1
(Delaware)——-.!
Hupp Corp common
411! Mar 23
Apr
13%
23
preferred series A——
Apr
Jun
13 "4
42%
&
Foods
50
43
25,600
*28%'
Min & Sin Ltd—No
5%
May 25
V-
36%
54
43% Feb'
44
13
26% July
Co
47
~2
68% Jan
Jan
Sound
2
27 % Mar 26
Oct
7
1
16
35%
43
Hunt-
39
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
46
15%
36%
42 %
Hudson (Bay
29
21
30% Jan 28
13
16%
35%
43
preferred
53% Jun
93
7.000
*15%
44:',,
convertible
Howe
23%. May 18
40 Ti,
16%
42-?,',
Howard Stores Corp..
5
40 3 i,
40
.1,540
36%
13%
■
43 3 4
26
2
1,300
43,300
103 %
43 711
30
Jan
103%
85%
16% Jan
18
40%
397ii
35
20'.,
70
7C
43', i,
20% Jun
87% Jan
103%
%
■:i9%
85%,
8
19
103%
34
;
43 '3
15
17
70
86%
13% Jan
20
20%
a
11% Jan
6% Oct
35
19%
1.300
13.000
*28%
_
Afar 17
34 %
70
40
220
44%
7 5 it
30
20% l?ov
87% Dec
500
79
43%
42 7
17
2
1,400
108! 5!
78
*85%
18
Jun
23
%
77
43%
77i,
Nov
5% Jan
23
108
77
42%
86%
14% Dec
17
300
43%
15% Dec
27
%
7%
75
2% Jan
%
35
42%
10
72% Jan
32
%•
*85%
12
66
283»
32? it
.No par
22
13
28 3 a
*34
30
___
Corp
6% Jan
63
35%
500
86'S
Corp of America common—1
8% Jan
14
5.100
4,300
__12.50
82% Jun
40% Apr
13% Jan
%
13%
preferred.100"
4%
preferred—
i-— .100
4.40% preferred—————.100
Houston Lighting & Power!
No par
22.
39
13%
lo
'■>
103'%
35%
3%7o
6
102
,5
$4.25 preferred—
30
Jan
28
32%
20
*15'%
2
75
28
32%
*34%
35%
16%
80% Mar
65% Jun 17
*84
86%
70
10 3 !
39%
19?,,
96% Jan
35
36 %
*37%
85-% Mar
*84
1
34%
$2.25 convertible preferred!
__5o
Household Finance common...No par
23
66
13%
108'
*69
102%
39 %
Houdaille-Industfies Inc common—3
12
64%
70,
76%.
*15%
2
Jun
4.900
38%
13%
743;,
19%
102%
5
Jun
*38
69
4 In,
70
12
92
2.800
13%
82 3 H
1
preferred—.
Chemical
"
35
<
19%
Feb
81
400
10
69
"35
108%
74 '
% \ 42'4
Feb
6
Oct
74%
41
37% Jan
97% Aug 13
46
13%
28
35
50c
common
convertible
35
Jun
38%
■*67
65%
29%
9%
68%
86%
*32
35'!
.
1
13%
27%
32%
*38
93
69
*84
28
v-'
—2.50
Homestake Mining
82 % Jun
90
—
Corp..
•
Hilton Hotels Corp,
Hires Co (Charles E)_i
2
84
27%"
35
21
41
86%
46
9%
67%
68%
*69
22
24
'65%"
xl3%
5
65% Jan
2
%
18%
68%
28%
46
28%
45%
39
08%
„1
preferred series A—
.100
2nd pfd (conv)—___No par
49% Jan
17
*38
28%
9%
108',,
29% Apr
30% Apr 28
73% Jun 25
28%
45 3 4
9%
108%
2
19% Jun
39
68
-•<
11,400
108%.
29
37%, Jun
28%.
*45
9%,
42%,
"108%
53% Mar
3
29
45'%
20
41%
.
100
Co
27% Feb
16
42
8,600
39% Apr
39% Sep
40
63%
Holly Sugar Corn
41% Dec
40%
4,800
62%
27
9
39%
5,500
46
624
22
13
40%
59 31
125
45
61%
15% Apr
27% Jan
59 3 4
*122 %
62%
24% Jun
36% Jan
59%
44%
61%
5
23% Nov 28
59
62%
5
.
59%
125
61%
common
Jan
22
58
90
2 1/12
Powder
12
21
54%
5,200
May 21
29% Nov
52%
.23'J,
3%%
2
7
52%
22%
21% Jan
31
52%
23 tii
12
Jan
53%
21%
Hey den Newport Chcm Corp—
May 21
8% Nov 20
52%
2,000
4,500
21%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co——
1G
HOLIDAY
122%
•35
_
2
21
37
EXTRA
29%
20%
92
5
2
Jail
74% Dec
40% July
17
96%
29%
*13%;.;
.
700
96%
29''4
44%
*84.
23%
98
29%
21
39% Nov 20
7
Sep
Jan
7
19
23%
100
5,700
1,200
21 ».
22
15% Jan
«
CLOSED ■//
Hercules
2
31% Jan
23%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Hercules Motors———No par
70% May 11
85
*96%
64.1V26%
29%
122%
66
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
20% July
9
96
45%
*32
22
7
5
64% Jan
22%
22%
1
:
46,
29
44%
*38
,25
—_
06
57'%
9% ;
1
1
common,
26%
*122 '-2
10
67% Dec
24
23% Apr
(G W)
64%
-
noncumulatiye preferred—25
■1%
*22%
r,
125
28%
50'
(W E) & Co—
Heltne
47% Dec 31
30
2
39% Feb
Heller
*45%.
46%
*122%
.*45' '
1
preferred..—100
14
12% Nov
25% Dec
2
32% Jan
3.65%
Hertz
32% May
13 % Jan
106 %''•Apr
5
_10
(II J) Co common——
5 7o preferred
Hershey Chocolate
28% Jun
15% Dec 31
Heinz
27
Apr
40% Apr
39% Jan
Jan
i
Co—
%
%
53
57%
45%
,
40
—2.50
-
29
16
8
79
8
7
12
3
72% Apr
118% Apr
2
34
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 23
2
16Va Jan
16% Jan
50
70% Nov
7
Jan
10
20
36% Dec 31
35% Nov 20
13
Jan
16
Jun
Nov
118
14
11% Jan
35
19% Nov
61
35% Dec 31
60
12
16% Jail
22
64 %
26%
64%
,26%
45%
04%
26).,
46%
1
—
4 % 7o
preferred.
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc—
90% May 5
31% Jan, 28
34 % May 11
37% Mar 13
7
22
Dec
29
%
45'S
64%
26%.
'
97
29
Hat Corp of America common
76% May 27
83% Oct
6
-
22
*96
Hart Schaffncr & Marx.
13
20
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
*•?
Harfis-Xntertype Corp
Harsco^ Corporation——
1
12% Apr
1
.
.
13
July
7% Jan
26'%
—100
—2.50
„_1
common
Hammond Organ Co
—
Harbison-Walk Refrac comi—*7s50 '
6% preferred
—.-100
2
Jfth
52% May
44% J Ml
64'%
26,%
——5
Paper Co
*45
46
,
62%
Cementing——5
4ft--, convertible preferred
Hammermill
C
59% July
44% Feb
30% Jan
Apr
26% Feb
29% Nov
Hamilton Watch Co
Apr 29
33% Mar 1G
122% July
36% Nov
20% Apr 29'
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
Mar 17
140
88
*45
25
—
Well
(W F) Printing Co.-
52%
52%
53%
53%
543h
G6
66»s
65 %
66%
64%
66'a
4,100
'. 78T!
805a
79%
80%
99 ?!
571!
30!:,
81%
39,300
*99!!
100
56T8
58
99%
57
acq 1
56%
100
57%
90
5,300
6
1959
Number 5861
Volume 190
.
The Commercial
.
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(63)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
June 2!)
SALS
/
Sale* (M
PRICKS
Wednesday
June :><>
July i
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
July 3
July 3
K
23
Feb
68% Jan
28
47% Oct
2
39% Jan
98 7b Nov
7
83
13
2
37
11
4574 Mar
Feb
9
93% Feb
60% July
10
2
38 % Jan
112% Dec
112% July
2
2
78
Oct
Oct
48
Feb
24
lo
131
Jun
4
May
125% Juil
16
1
47
Jun
12
Jun
12
82
86
6
Dec
9
96
88
Dec
5
*99
94% Jan
98
82% Jun
19
89
87
16
20
Jun
10
88% Nov 19
2
38% Aug 13
427b Dec 30
Jan
2
29% Dec
3
28% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
25% Apr
7
43% Oct
10
33% Jan
2
105% Oct
51% Jun
30
-
63
Jun
29
64
Jan
1
5
60% Nov
29% Nov
11
53 % Feb
12
11
26
22
Jan
2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan.;
46% Jan
16
70% Nov
21
59
Apr
1
70% Jun
30
19% Apr
25% Jan
22
28% Dec
2
26 % Jan
2
42% Jun
18
34% Jan
7
11
Jun
707b Apr 21*
31% Apr 20"
7
47%July
27% Jan
2
45% Nov
78% Sep
9
86
80
9% Feb
17
32% Nov
137a May
3174 Jun
22% Jan
2
24 % Jan
2
12
43% Nov
7
Jun
17% Mar
34 %
37% Jun 22
16% May 26
22
Dec
31
20"n
31
333i Dec
15
27% Jun
Dec
22
13% Jan
2
22% Jan
6
22% Dec
33% Dec
24
4% Nov
6
3% May 19
17
Jan
2
25% Dec
18% Jan
197<i Apr
•
18
U
5
34%
(E J)
22
8
34% Apr,
24% Jan
8
30% Mar 23
Lee Rubber &
15
55% Apr 22.
Lees
83
Jan
17
1
Jan
Mar 28
89
12% May
39% Oct
85
7
6
12
1478 Jun
26
29% May
21
Jan
1074 Feb
9
7
377b-Jan
20
91
'May." 5
(Jtuhes)
3.85%
& Sons
9
17a Jan
2
13
15% Jan
2
$3
2
3% Apr
2274 Apr
8% Apr
6
5% Jan
6
77b Jun
19
10% Jan
12
287a-Jun
4
28
32
24% Feb
10
40% Oct 30
14% Jan
2
Dec
19
"
7% Jan
65% Jan
140
Sep
19% Sep
13% Oct
2
Jan"'
36
,■
317b Mar
Lehigh Valley
4
Lehman
13
76% Jun
26
13% Jan
9
5
807a Jan
2
14074 Jun
5
49
May
Mar
63% Jun
71% Jun
7%
1
25
4674 Jan
3
63% Oct
14
57 Va Jan
8
10
2
15
21
10% Jun
29
727 a Feb
9
1237b Apr
9
3974 Apr
8
37
9
36% Mar 11
Oct
90% Dec
11
10% Mar
1
Link
9
Mar
14% July
2
38% Oct 20
317a May
5
37% Jan
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
397b Jun
2
467a Jan
18
135% Dec
9
May 28
13974 Jan
26
367b Apr
15
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
30
Nov
12
104
3
Jan
120
23
4
297a Jan
100
88% July 28
2
May
80% Jun
18
92Ta Feb
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
12
84% Jun 25
2
12874 Jan
Jun
Jan
10
143
Jun
23
136% Jun
5
27% Feb
Dec
22
37
14
44
55% Mar
4
81
Oct
6
11% Jan
2
17
Sep
29
60
Jan
10
19% Jun
11
817 b Sep
24% Sep
3674 Jun
Louisville. Gas & El Co
900
203b
*
200
28%
29%
29
2974
297b
297b
29%
29%
800
26%
263b
26%
263b
263a
I 263b
26%
25%
2,900
•'
43%
43%
4334
44%
4334
4334
437a
89
88
88
88
88
89
30
13%
14
137 b
147 b
14
147b
137b
14
7,800
15
33 3 b
33%
3334
33%
333b
1,
34
33%
33%
11,700
23 b
1'
2%
5,100
*87
1
234
23b
23 b
234
437b
*86
1,400
1,500
834-
8%
8%
3,200
287b
293b
297b
293b
2974
29%
293ii
29%
11,100
*45 7b
46 7%
*4574
4674
4674
46%
457b
4674
223 b
223b
223b
223b
227b
223b
22
22
75
7634
74%
7534
75
7534
74%
75%
14,400
11%
13,500
22
*2174
113b
.7
25
*2174
11%
897b
117 b
11%
92
7b
143
142
22
92
9234
"142 7a
142 7b'
1134
,
92
11%
1134
92
9274
1427b
400
600
2,100
6,300
9274
14274
5934
7134-
717b I 7134
70%
220
142 V*
6034
142%
597b ; 6034
71%
59%
5934
597b
71
7134
71%
10%
107b
10 74
107b
107b
107b
1074
10%
112%
11674
11274
11474
11374
11574
11374
1157 b
1
:;074
31%
30%
307b
307b
307b
32
29%'
30
29 W -72974
287»297b
287/a
29 %
14
14"
32
32:,4
a
.
137 b
14
4
3174
33
_10
417b
42
100
*125
32%
31
42% '437b
130
130
130
3274
32%
100
*99
33%
100
82%
82 7 b
82 7b
847 b
86
*1407b
142%
14
14%
14%
2,500
2,400
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
2,700
8,800
53,800
15,700
.,
EXTRA
77,000
11,200
32%
32
,,
32%
4274
417b
42%
1257b
1257 b
7b
1247b
690
34%
9,500
123
337b
337b
33
*99 7b
100
100
HOLIDAY
16,300
50
827b
4574
4674
4574
1377b
1377b
►137%
82%
150
*85
36%
800
142%
142
46 7a
*81%
867b
82%.
*85
143 7b
14%
'
32
137%
45
1377b
-
61%
4174
*99%
100
86
82
5
*116
"
149
457b
4674
138
138
46%
138
377b
37%
900
103,900
180
2,700
36%
377b
37
8374
84
837b
84%„
847b
84%
84"b
84%
3,200
1
123% Juil
9
6%
Juil
1
Mack
207b
2074
20%
2074.
2074
217 b
2174
21%
15,900
89%
927b
8974
25
267b
257b
3674
37
42 % Jan
20
91
10
;
37
93
2374
_3.33%
Co
25%
10
..
31% Jan
10
5474 Jun
25
78
Macy, (R
Co Inc com
.474% preferred scries A
Madisom Fund Inc—'!_
*121
3
-
337 b
37%
9174
90
92%
12,800
267b
1
257b
25%
10,200
45
467n
'■
41%
417b
417b
"41
84
84
8474
8474
84
187b
1874
187 b
19
18%
*14%
15%
»147b
15 7b
*121
123
f
46
337b
33 74*
337 c 1.33%
*121
123
*121
45
4174
1
No par
Garden—
33
123
447 b
.No par
100'
:
3474.
34
100
preferred
Trucks Inc—
Madison; Square
47%
41
4174.
41%
x83
1 i'14'74
83
187b
*147b i. 15%
197b
*14%
19'
2,400
123
467b
46%
21,700
3,500
250
15,500
14%
'
13
60 % Dec
1
Jun
12
39% Dec
7
22
485
10
367a Jan
6
Mar 17
May
7
Magma CopperMagnayox ■ Co
Jun
70
Jan
48% Jan
450
2
Mahoning
48% May 12
Mallorj
RR
CP R)
._1
Co.—
Go
&
56
L.
56%
1
8% Sep
29
4% Jun
18
7% Jail
14
Manati Sugar Co
;
1
47b
19
6% Jun
16
9 % Jan.
30
Mandcl
1
No par
*674
17
Aug
,28% Oct
7
15% Jan
5
*17%
Jan
1
26
Jan
8
5% Jan
7 % Feb
4
57b Jun
24
2474 Oct 29
23% Jan
2
67
64% Jan
5
Oct
28
25% Jan
59% Dec
31
297'a Jan
45% Nov
7
2274 Mar 16
5
Jun
26
1
__4
No par
12
7
89% May 12
327b Jan 14
3
37
Feb 1
2
49 % Dec
22
46
75% Nov
11
8574 Jun
26
74% Jun
75
Sep
16
8574 Jun
16
74
66% Sep
15
77
23% Jan
2
.
Martin
May 19
26
81
Mar 31
72 7 4"Mar 17
6574 May 22
July
24
Feb
82
1
com.
*70
46
45%
45
4%
47b
47b
*674
7
47b
457b
*074
7.
5,000
4%
4%
47b
•
12,900
480'
45
467b
*674
7
*4427b
480
10; 200
59%
58%
6074
58
*4427b
58%
5774
587b
57 74!
480
2,300
7
18
177b ;
18%
18
18%
307 b
3074
307b
3074
307b
30%
574
187b
574
574
574
57b
57b
267 b
267b
267 b
26%
72
717b
727b
*177b
31
57b
26
26
27
*72
75
1,100
1,800
1,100
11.000
600
"72%
*70
5274
53
53
5374
5374
54
54%
1,200
4474
44%
45
4574
467b
467b
46
467b
3,100
'
91
91 %
927 b
507b
52
51'
52%
517 b
42
42%
42
42%
42
49%
91
100
1
:___
•
59 7b
57
5274
50r
preferred
Go
57«
257b
_5
Corp
——No
May Dept Stores common
I
83,75 preferred
....
No
$3:75 pfd'1947 series—.—No
$3.40 prclerred
;
No
374%
preferred
;
Mar 26
81
& Co
Masonite
4.67a May 22
537b Fob 24
May 19
74
474 %
93'bj'Jan 26
62%?May 21
5
Midland
Corp common
convertible preferred!—
4,ffo
24
4274 Dec
30%
'
1
Marshall Field
59% Jail
46% Apr
36% Jan
12.50
Marquette.Cement Mfg Co
5
2
2
:
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration
Murine
4571 May
July 30
Manning,
Maraeaibo
2774 Mar
5
73
Mar' 5
42% Jun
93% July 11
Manhattan-Shirt-—
1
77b Jan
33
Bros
5874
58%
*4427b
*4427b 4.80
45
45%
50
;
56%,
54
10*
.
——
Coal
8% Nov
Jan
-
87b
6
1874'Jan 30.-
34
.
83 b
O
9
Sep 25
4
87b
15
Jan
81% Jan
1,500
32
V
4
8%
32 % Jan
14
25% Jan
J
20%
*30
4
87b
118% Jan
17% Dec 31
30
203b
.
32
■-
;;
14
.
20%a
*3%
10
MucAndrews & Forbes common
Jan
51% Jan
4
8
22
20% Jan
■"
20%
*30'
32
A'
3,100
38 Vb
22
Jan
2
18% Jan
207b
2074
*30
4'
■
387b
734
35
10
21
0
32
*3%
—5
Co—
Steamship
Jan
2
2,600
50
Lukens
18
5% Apr
12%. Jan
33,100
22,900
(Ky)_No par
6
8274 Jun
29
15%
337b
21%
Nashville.
May 14
18% Oct
1
23% Apr
5% Jan
15
33%
291/4
Lowenstcin(M) & Sons Inc
39% Dec
71% Oct
90
157b
337u
2174
.—100
2
21
80 7b
2374
.„5
;
22'
Steel
487b
3874'
common
8774 Jan
Bros
74
33%
80%
29
:_.l—No par
1
1.
21% July
87 %• Mar 30
38
*1287b
88
450
377 b
1,900
6,900
33 '/a
f4774
8i
33%
100
(P), Co
prcle'red
1
2
157b
337b
*84 7b
3
10
16
337b
100
6
Feb
157b
100
Jan
30% Jan
167b
3374
337 b
21*%
series E preferred—:.
series G conv pfd—
13% Apr
390
'
15
23 7 b
10
78% Jan
8
;
10c
2
Jan
i 48
81
337b
27b
7
2
477b
31
1,400
387b
preferred—
m
28
4774
31
11,100
3974
287b
:
27
48
3374
47%
31
2,900
697a
*2174
297b Jan
36% Nov 17
33
4774
477b
697b
39'%
4774
.
87a
Lykes
2
337b
467b
537b
—2.50
Lighting-Co
&
697b
40
:
33
*80%
1
4,800
21,400
4774
6874
397b
100
Louisville
4574
707b
40
587/2
277b
2174
—
-
conv
4.40%
457 b
697b
38 %
com
'7%
*45%
6874
577b
*2674
291/4.
-
„Lorillard
44% Mar 12-
45%
391/4
53 7b
!
234
15
15
4574
68%
5,600
t
21%
34% Apr
Jan
27%
*77b
10474 Mar
21% Jan
5874
37.
217b
5
116
537b
587b
27 74
3874
100
7674 Jan
31% Aug 13
125
Apr 17
53
597b
27
,53
9,400
4,900
20,200
1047b
87 b
7
2
54
587b
27V4
1037b
8
2174 Jan
Jan
1
54
59%
4.35%
30
1047b
7%
71% Jan"
23
10374
77b
30
16
1047b
series B preferred!
4.25% series D preferred—
1427b Mar 25
26
1037b
10474*
2,400
217b
Co
15% Jan
:
607b
387b
5%
16
4674 Jun
Corp
Long Island
4
155% Apr
597b
1
Belt Co
4.84%
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
2
128
11
6074
.
28 7
Lone Star Cement Corp—
Lone Star Gas Co common
89
'
14
Mar
104
7
5974
387 b
*217b
,
Loew's^Jnc _—...a.
Loew's. Theatres Inc
26
107% Feb
60%
No par
Industries Inc..;
Lockheed Aircraft Corp _:
5
31
60 Vb
217 b
Litton
2
28% Jan
preferred
Lionel
14% Mar 23
15
63
2,100
28%
•
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—
27
287b Feb
27 74 Jun
Jan
HOLIDAY
2174
Libby McNeill <fc Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
5
8
EXTRA
46%
267 b
common_3
Corp_
Libby-0\vcn»-Ford Glass
98% Apr 24
152
367b
4574
2874
Lehn & Fihk Products
4
34
36
4574
,
53
_5
Lerner Stores
82% Dec
337b
3674
45
No par
:
29
25
158% Jun
347b
35Tii
45
3,200
5
Corp
53% Apr
22% Jun
2
347b
36
45
4,600
CLOSED
No par
2
17
34%
35-74
45
EXCHANGE
5
RR_
7
187a Jaii
347u
367b
5774
1st preferred—No par
57% Apr 29
11% Jun 16
2
3.47b
10
50c non-cum 2nd' pfd
22% Feb
3074
10374
100
1% Jan
2
43
307b
I—1
Co
G% Sep 30
10% Sep 24
300
STOCK
377b
4274
307b
61
*00
preferred*
17% Feb
*37
427b
307b
1
common-
2
5% Jan
37-1/4
42
5
Tirei——
non-cum
3774-
44%
25
Lehigh Coal- & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries* com
6
*
41»b
30%
I_io
July 7
3% Jun 20
14
3774
81%
41
20
42% Jun
817 b
307b
*::o
18
2,500
8074
41
4
31
877b
3174
3574
."—16
"
10
*85
3074-
preferred series A
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Me*
Lane, Bryant
1
46% Dec
*3674
—
84%
877b
34
1
La
25% Dec
81
96 7b
*331/2
41
4.32%
ion 22
2
2
37
79
*94
307 b
5
Inc
Laclede Gas Co
82
37 -v1
8.75
_1—
20
Jan
807b
967b
84-
"
No par
(S II) & Co—
Kroehler Mfg Co
Feb
9% Mar 26
87-%
*85
Kress
25
28
*35
preferred-—__I_
Kroger Co
4% Mar 11
10
24 Va Jan
877b
Kresge (S S) Co—
3
23 % Jan
5
37a Feb
*85
.
4%
Korvette
34'% Jan "22
20
297«. May
34
„_
4,600
87%
*94
857b
Royal Dutch Airlines.—100 G
Hoppers Co Inc common
10
May 11
43 % Mar
18
*86
*86
96 Vb
*34
KLM
3
26% Mar
May.26
87%
877b
*94
.
1,000
X
78
*86
Keystone Slcpl & Wire Co___
Kimberly-Clark Corp
!
King-Sceley Corn
]
397b Apr
7
51% Mar 13
85'
Feb 26
4174 May
May 29
lT^i Oct 21
2 *
*77 Va
85%
pritr preferred
1,000
48 74
78
50c
conv
125
477b
*76
96%
Copper
No pai
Kfern County Land Co
—2.50
Kerr-McGee. Oil Indus common
1
47b%
-
477b
78
87%
1_;
1227b
1227b
477%
128
*76
*34
Co__r_—Sbl—____
Keiinecott
'
122
48
12474
1,300
46
78
a—100
.
11774 Feb 24
122
47%
*45i/b
126
*94
Kayser-Roth Corp
Haves
Kendall Co
47%
39,400
6074
11274
4674
1227b
*86
Kellogg Co
Kelsey
122
122%
125
100
•
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
Kansas Pmu«r
Light Co
29
74
4774
59
112
*4574
—100
preferred-
4774 May 29
*120
587b
111%
111
4674
*76
Kansas City.. Southern com
No par
"4% non-cuin preferredb__bl.
50
4
34% Jun
9
38
Feb 25
7
20% Jan
12
111
*4574
125
5674
577 b
111
4674
___I_„IloO
preferred-.
4.35 %
6
Mar
47o
preferred
4.50% preferred
41% May 12'
5
66% Nov 28
Mar
33
7
96% Jan
29% Feb
*12274
122
5674
IIH/4
Mo 74
convertible
4.20%
48 % Mar 25
2
13
2
in
100
50
.....
-38% Mar 13.
59 74 July .1
27
'
27
8374 Feb
35% May 28
41% Feb 17
75% Jan
33%
preferred
preferred___100
474 Vo (ser of 1959) conv
pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No
par
"3.80% preferred
i_
_ioo
May 20
% Feb " 5
93
76% Mar 31
10
Mar 11
92% Jan
2
July 31
Jun
10% Jan
25
474%
474 7o
58
__
May 29
36% May 8
39% Feb 13
29% Jan
'
57% Apr. 17
•76
90% Oct
Jan
2
Feb
14
Feb
86
87
34
Jan
92 7 b May 29
103
May 7
28
50% Jan
44
107
50% Dec 23
29
85
7
16
110
Jan
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
47b% convertible preferred
par
49
*91
5074
50% : 5174:
77
76
75%
74
5
487b
par
*75 7b
77
par
*"74
75%
7574
par
66
66
667b
667b
174
75
74
*75%
!
,
60
50
*75
23,800
51%
427b
12,800
77
4,400
10
75
7574
310
677b
*66 7 b
7574
677b
57 %
100
78
80%
3,000
3974
40
1,200
76
76
78
79
777b I
7774
40
3934
3974
21%
217 a
21f7b
397 b }. 39%.
2174
21%
38
3874 (
^
49
41%
14
147b
10
*75
76
79%
39
*75
92
53%
4274
5274
76
77
100
*91
92
537b
; 4274-
°
49 % Nov
19
457b Jan
39
13
20
Jun
Jan
2
18-'
Jun
18% Apr
39% Jan
7
32% Oct 22
29
Jan
2
9
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
137b Jan
2
62
2
837b Dec
29
797b Jun
29
567b Dec
1
40% Jun
8
36% Jun
8
29
" Juil
25
237b Jan
15
41
10
Dec
9
When
McCall
MeCord
;_41%Juti 30
49
Jun
5
5
Feb
16
53
Corp_
—„i.
Corp common.-;-
"*•
.
Stores
21
No par
preferred
277 b
3
*49
_50
McCroryrMcLellan
.
1974 Feb*
94% Feb
—...No par
—
issued—i——i—No par
$2.50
4
~
\
,
Jan
28% Mar 3 _;.:
Maytag Co
91% May "ll." ;
2
29
,
49
137b
50c
100
147b
797 b'
797b
427b
427b
4274
.42 7b
McDonnoii Aircraft/Corp_:——(^^.5
39
40
3834
39%
McGrav-Edison COj
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3Va°7o
MeDcmlott CJ Ray) & Co-Ine_
,
'
80
80
•
•
;
31Tb Apr 23
39
41% Sfcp
26
37 74 Jan
Jan
2
5974 Dec
107b Jan
2
207b Nov
17
687b Jan
2
98
Dec
31
'84
52
1'
54
Mar
177b Jan
May
30
9
47
" Mar 31
4574 May 27
607-S Jan
lo
197s July
.1
4
997b"Feb
3
28
26
Jan
14
Jau
19"
8974 Apr
3
707b Nov 21
974 Jan 10
64
7% Jun
87 b Feb
13
10'4 Mar
137b Jan
2
227b Dec
19"
20% Jan
2
4774 Sep
24
96
Apr
263b Apr
25
3374*Apr
867b Jan
9
7
22 74 Jan
2
787b July 28
85
1974 Jan
7
32
3634 Jan
10
74
Oct
For
1
footnotes
May
41% Jun
.
14
90%- JUll
23 3
Jan
Apr
7
38
Jun
2
9
9174 .May 15
18
29% Jan
67.
j^ay
page
20
79
24
I
Feb.
Jun
3
28a3'Apr
85
Feb
"
6
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Corp' common,
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.
preferred
—
2,100
4074
5,700
50%
50
14
137b
;
81
14
14
81
*81';
43
427b
-139--/ '3974
81
3,000
60
4274
42%
2,200
377b
39%
4,800
10,000
427b
43%
43 3i
45
44 3 4
4574
45
45%
5674
56 7b
567b
577b
5674
5774
577b
57%
1,300
1
19%
1974
197 b
193b
197b
197 b
1974
1974
1,700
5
84%
9434
*9474
95
94 7b
947 4
9474
947b
*80
807b
*80 7b
807b
807b
8014*
80
9
97 b
87b
9
8%
21%
2134
22
*2174
-10
474% preferred (1st series)_■
Melville ^ioe Corp common
4Vo preferred series
;
$3.50
21%
407b
1
McKesson & Robbing Inc.—__i_18
McLean Trucking Co
10
Merck & Co; Inc
50%
*49%
21%
■'
4T
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Melntyre Porcupine' Mines.—
2'^' Mead
'Feb
95% Mar 26
851 b
10
see
51
79% May 21
7
Dec
.
2
227a May 19
16
7
4
837b Doe
86
24
19
5
^
4074 ;•
*49 7b
.
conjmon_^—;
convertible; preferred'.
Corp
50%
common..
217b
5
100
43
1;
100
37b
167bc
.—No par
43 74
443b
'
874
22
2174
457b
45
93 7b
433b
9
♦91
457 b
807b
.
9
2174
457b
1,400
800
6,600
1,000
8,300
917b
917b
937b
30
267«
27 74
26 3»
27 7b
2674
2774
277 b
277b
4.000
8034
8074
80'4
80
8074
3074
8074
190
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34%
*00
347b ' 347b
84
*73
34 ?4
82
*91
*34J
84*
*73
2
35
84%
82
937 b
*34%
84
*73
.
34%
/ 85%
/
82
*91
857b
*73
87
82
100
15,000
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(64)
.
.
.
Monday, July C, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Preriou
Range Since Jan,
Year 1958
K
1
NEW YORK
Lowest
53% Oct
27
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
39
Jan
2
62% Dec
10
78
Sep
15
91
Dec 22
79
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
Sep 24
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
Highest
Lowest
Highest
30 V2 Mar 10
July
7
Aug 12
44
Monday
June 29
18
Jan
Jun
10
jun
15
Jun
25
88'
Jan
8
87
Apr
94
*
34WJan
6
48% Dec
B
44% Jun
28% Jun
25
35% Jan
2
78
Jan
2
25% Feb
24
14% Jan
7
10
33
2
15
23
443/4 Apr
Jan
-
92
4
18
Jan
Midland
28
18% Feb
2
1"38
jun
26% Jun
Oct 31
92
Feb
B
99% Jun
.13% Jan
13
28
Nov
25% JaD
6
35
Jun
31
Jun
4
20% Feb
16
17
Jan
2
25
21% Jan
2
27% Jan
6
4% Jan
5
3
28% Dec 31
10
11% Jan
73% Feb
11
2
20% Nov 14
116
Dec
29
9
8
38
24
39
16'4
6
Feb
25
25
25% Aug
6
Jan
10
39% Dec
16
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
5
6
43% Dec 29
20
°Apr
2
16% Oct 24
■19% Dec 30
2
143/4 Dec
18
52
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
62
1
40% Jun
21% Mar
35% Jun
5% May
41% Jan
iJan
4
Mission
fcorp
4
Mission
*79
96%
44%
45%
96
' 44%
43
47
47%
—
'
135%
24%
25%
-97
*33
17%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
9
75% May 11
common
Jan
29
Monarch
18% May 28
14:|., May 26
8
54
5
71% Dec
12
63% Feb
4
16%
74
74
22%
22%
*14%
16
*11
11%
*13%
42%
22 %
43J«
9,300
24
24%
9,500
36
-
36%
5,800
G Vb
6
6%
0%
3,800
51
50 %
50%
11,600
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,000
16%
16=%
20,900
67%
67%
16%
%
10#
■'67
,
«
68
'
75
*74
13%
14
14
22 Vb
22 Vb
*74
^
14
22%
*14%
14.300
50%
.
17
67
13
16
*14%
270
14
'
1 000
*22
400
22%
*14%
'
16
110
75
.
16
12
11%.
1,400
32,900
11%
*11
51%
52%
52%
53 %
53
53%
53%
54
B
Co__—;
30%
31V4
31
31%
30%
23%
30%
5,800
73%
73%
72%
73
72%
31%
72%4
72%
7J
1,200
Co—
No par
—-——No par
issued
16%
67
74
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
When
23 %
2
Monsanto
2
Power
17 VB
67
13
..No par
2
Montana
22%
6%
28
July
Mar 24
23
17%
-No par
Tool
35% Mar
78
3,700
3,200
22%
50%
17%""
73%
class A—,
B
Chemical
6 %
50%
67
preferred
Machine
6%
5,800
33%:
23%
17%
1,700
149%
33
22%
50 %
1.500
17%
17%
119
33
23%
6V1
12,700
34 %
32%
50
•
34%
34%
8
2
17-%
33
t'17%
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
29%
28%
28%
17%
36%
Mohasco Industries Inc
14
28%
34%
——.——8
190
4,900
55,300
5,500
35
148% 149%
34%. 35
34%
42
25%
*32%
35
J
135%
24%
1,400
CLOSED
22
35
17%
149%
/
99%
29%
17%
.
37%.
.
*97
24%/
27
283/4 Jan
28%
149
34%
.
37%
9g%
42%
18% Apr
38% Jan
.
17%
300
*32%.
35
8,500
■
41
133%
25%
24%
4,300
:
*97
'
99%
35%
67% July
1
136
25%
48
:
21%
■
24%
9
31% Dec
134%
138
—.
42%
8
41% Nov 20
22
*33%
22%
1"*
8
21%
x33%
RR class A—No par
Pacific
RR
36=% " 37
42%
Missouri Public Service Co-—
Class
EXCHANGE
24%
Missouri
Monon
STOCK
89%
35%
24
Jan
471»
88%.
7%
'*40
35%
6
May
8
46%
90
40%
24%
6
20% Sep 29
47
22%
*97
*32%
30
149
40%
46%
37
25
35-
29%
4
*88%
90
134%
99%
148
48
3.7
134%
^
47%
V
46%
—
50
%1
46
41
21%
85%
97
45%
46%
89%
90
.37 -.37'
21%
22
BO
140
78%
•*95%
/
36
18% Jan
6
11% Apr 22
*40
40%
89%
5,600
81
45%
42
13
15% Jan
Jun
.
46% ' 47%
78
85%
96
24%
19
68% Jan
13
2
*76%
85%
41%
Jan
19
18
30
77%-
*79
%
*76%
>79
24%
35%
30
3%%
91
1
20% Jan
2
82
'88
*95%
40%
3,200
17,900
*81
80
B
10
52% May 25
8
77%
-
Shares
19%
19
91
85%
"
—1
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
2
Jan
Corp
16
Nov
16% Dec
Jan
Maid
29
90"
13
45
Minute
.
the Week
60%
*88
,
89%
47
Mfg
&
77
81
*88
.
96%
45%
100
4.20% preferred———————100
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
10
29% Apr
22% Jan
8
Mining
89%
July 3
July 2
601
60
19
° 19%
79%
82%
*80%
82
19%
*79
Marie—No par
19
41% Mar 16
7
12% Jan
Jan
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
9
10
60
Jun
Minn
5
49% Apr
29% May
24
26
Jun
17
8% Jan
4% Apr
25
i
Corp
22
Jan
18% Oct
44% Aug
100
10
81
80%
79%
45
-No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light—-No par
Mar
32% Jun
Oil
Minn St Paul & S S
151% Apr 24
31% Apr 28
18% Feb
4% Jan
29
35% Oct
8
35% Dec 29
27
31
263% Apr
16% Jun
111% Jar
preferred—
76%
19
76%
59%
,
Friday
Thursday
July!
.
59
*95%
>
inc.——10
of Araer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
2$
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
24
Deo
20% Nov
-
Minerals & Chem Corp
22
126
2
1st.
Midwest
24
96,
17
;
June 80
57%
18%
Sales In
PRICES
SAL*
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
57
*79'
*88
77
Enterprises .Inc—L-—,—-1
B
5%%
30
9
10
Jan
7% Jan
59
100
100
100
100
B
Midland-Ross Corp common—
27
Jan
76
plQ—100
series
series
series
series
Copper
Middle South Utilities
24% Mar 20
8
111% Jan
Feb
40% Jun
35% Feb 18
6
39% Aug
21% Feb
3.80%
4.45%
5
—
Miami
48% Jun /1
2
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.85%
6
6
2
39% Jan
83% Jan
4.359*
28
51% Apr
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.907*
99% Mar 11
50% Mar 5
May 25
13
Jun
75%
Mar 31
#
-
56%
18%
98
40% Oct
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
83% Apr 15
Mar 13
78
4
39
1
89
24 Vb Mar
88
July
P«f
EXCHANGE
Mesta
25
223/0 Feb
82 %
533/4 Jan
33% Jan
.
,■<■/•/
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—£
1
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
12.50
64% May 11
% Jan
AND
LOW
STOCK
0
?
*24
25
V1,/B
*24
11%'
*24
25
*24
25
25
Montdcatinl Mining & Chemicai14% Jun
21% Dec 29
20% Jan
25% Jun
22
2
42% NOV 13
40% Feb
3
17% Jan
2
21% Nov 17
20% Jan
«
11% Jan
2
233/4 Dec 31
23%<Jan
2
35
5
60% Deo 31
57% Jan
28
303A Apr
25% Apr 29
14
22
Jan
23
22
18% Feb 25
28
May
37% Dec
36% Jan
Amerlcan
2
9
16
Feb
9
28
Jan
2
32
25% Oct 13
24% Jan
2
433/0 Jan
2
26
9
19% Jan
33% Nov 28
38
Feb
50
25
Sep
18
*
Jun
24%
28 Vb
29 Va
28%
29%
8.900
48 Vb
48
48%
47%
48%
14,500
22 Vb
22%
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
2,100
Jan
Motor
393/4 Apr 24
Motor
10
Wheel
28%
—3
Inc
Products
108'A
Corp
Corp
9
18 %
29 Va
109
39%
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
29V4
8,200
114%
118%
38%
114%
116%
22,^00
40 Vt
3,300
3,500
29
109%
114%
38%
-
38%
39
38
Va
18%
18 Vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
34
34
34
33 Va
33%
33%
34%
1,300
47
47 %
47
47%
46%
46%
46%
47 %
2,P00
10
26%
27%
26%
27%
>,26%
27%
27%
281/4
9,700
No par
"40V4
41%
41
41
42
40%
40%
200
i
—
1
MunsJngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myara (F E) & Bros
6
39
10
6
Mueller Brass Co
20
31% May
50% Jan
(John) & Co
Motorola
34% July 2
48% Apr 16
18
24%
28%
47%
Morrell
MoorC-McCormack
May 7
40% May 25
19 % May 28
32% Nov 21
Dec
24%
28%
48 Vb
30% Apr
18% Nov 11
45
24%
29 Vb
47%
12
17
30% Jan
24%
27%
Lines
12% Apr
19 % Jan
Jan
24%
1
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
130
3,800
24%
24 Va
1,000 lire
shares—
Oil Co
Monterey
49% May 4
24% Feb 24
1
29
*33%
1
*41%
5,000
N
9% Jail
11
16% Dec
Jan
19
14
.
18% Jun JL2
/May 13
NAFI Corp
13% Jan
22% Dec 29
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
34% May
National Aviation
23% Mar
31
8
26% Jan
2
41% Jan
51% Nov 20
•493% Jan
IB
149% Oct
■
168
17
19% Jan
2
Jan 20
147
16% Nov 20
86% Dec 19
9% Jan
50% Jan
Jan
61
30% Deo
11
Jun
8% Jun
56
12
24
26% Jun
80
9
Natco
Jan
7%
3
12
32% Jan
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
8
86% Jan
103% Nov 19
17% Jan
24
42
693/4 Deo 11
90
Jan
Deo
9
100
Jan
993/4 Jan
B
Jun
34% Mar
1
21
109
Apr
24% Jan
57% Jun 23
91
May 8
115% Oct 10
104
Feb
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
128% Nov
7
143
Jun
17
124% Jun
9
13%,vJan
7
213/4 May 12
6
21
2
128% July
2
Mar
3
159
Fuel
14=%
14%
14%
;i%
61%
62
62
24%
24%
24 %
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
25%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28 Vb
28%
29
29
50%
50%
50%
51%
51%
52
50%
51%
100
Co
Gas
* 148
9
Lead
National
7%
6%
134% Mar 12
10
17
Jan
2
21
25
28% Jan
2
38% Mar 24
Natl
9
National
National
Mar 25
147
63%
66
27%
28 %
28%
28%
52%
53%
6,300
30%
31%
28,400
27%
28
51%
52
52%
52%
30%
31
3014
30%
30 Va
30%
101
22
58%
No par
*92%
8
*100
101
'
101
101%
19,200
9%
63,900
2,900
800
1<*2
22%
22%
22%
22 %
#01',,
8,100
58%
58%
59%
60
61%
31,600
91.
50
92
94%
*92%
94%
123%
124%
124%
124%
124%
128
127%
128%
12,500
100
148
148
147%
147%
*147%
149
147-%
148%
100
——100
*125
92
93
126%
126%
126%
125%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
Cast-No par
37%
37%
36%
37%-
37%
37%
————-10
48%
49
49%
49%
—_10
87 %
Xl25%
125%
Corp——1
Steel
&
430
9%
64%
52
22%
1,300
9,500
150
9%
28%
58%
5,500
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
64%
149
51%
101
3,000
-1,400
9 Vb
28
58%
CLOSED
148%
Service
Linen
Malleable
148%
-
9%
63 %
101
62
-
148%
8%
62
22
Co common
preferred B
18% Sep
9%
Va
62%
1
preferred A
30% Sep
149
14%
*61
61%
10
Jinmon
5,600
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17%
14%
Can
National
17 %
15%.
17%
17%
14%
Cash
National Gypsum C^
$4.50 preferred-.
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
10
July
common
17%
17%
17%
61%
*
71
9
Oct
84% Apr 17
148
3
17%
14
Corp
10
Register
B
National City Lines Inc
;1
National Dairy Products
B
NatPDlstillers & Chem Corp coin—8
pfd series of 1951
100
12
28% Jun
Corp
preferred
National
15
49% Nov 21
313/a Nov 19
Airlines
National
5
37% Jan
a
61
10
———_———.—
National Biscuit Co
12
20% Jan
Corp
National
€
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
24
Jun
Jan
i
I
National Acme Co
14 Va Jam
52% Jan 12
21% Jan
6
18
1
1
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
2
5
—
15
43% Jan
v
160
127
*20%
_
20%
300
37%
38%
3,600
'
45% Jun
77%
Dec" 17
403/4 Sep
9
Dec
4
Co
54
Apr 17
91%. May 28
40% Mar 13
May 21
9% Jun 10
24% Mar 25
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
12% Mar 23
National
Theatres
Jan
20
Tl%
Jan
National-Standard
7
23
74% Jan
36
Steel
No par
*39%
4
1
20%
9%
88
40
20%
10%
Corp
Co
-
Inc—
7% Jan
12% Oct 22
12
Jan
9
14% Apr
2
National
U
9% Jan
14% Oct
7
13% Jan
7
Vulcanized
8% Dec
18
21% May 29
.10% Mar 24
National
43/4 Jan
Natomas
Co
15
Nelsner
—
10% Jan
13% Aug 11
6% Jun 23
12
2
38%
Nov" 19
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
20
Nov
82
96"-
May 29
84% July
15
Jan
3f?%
Dec
14
108% Oct
Apr 30
50% Oct
7
9
32% Jun
26% Jan
Jan
10
363/4 Jan
2
75
Jun
82 % Mar
Dec
12%
13
3,600
20
19 Vh
19%
4.800
27%
7%
8 Va
1
13%
13%
*13%
14%
200
32%
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
3,400
39%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
2,200
76
*75%
75%
75%
20%
85
-19%
20 V8
*83
85
9
107% Mar 11
31
31% Feb "27
280
Jan
8
May
30% Jan
'
440
2
2
25% Apr
8
38% Jan
2
74% Sep 17
29% Jan
2
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
preferred
85
Mar 18
100
Electric System
i
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10(h
Y
New Haven &
10% Jan
6
Preferred
29% Jun
38% Feb
17
Jun
75
Apr 24
9
New
York
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
29 Vb
41%
29%
29%
29%
28 Va
28%
28 %
.29%
77,500
33%
34%
33%
34 VB
33%
33%
33%
34 %
21,300
*285
320
5%
15
15
14%
15
1,600
30%
30%
31
3T
31%
2,600-
Electric
Gas
513,4
53%
53%
54
29%
1
COrp—
No par
51 %
100
*75%
36%
36%
69
69%
72%
73
jpreferred
52%,
78
25
73 % Apr
1
3.40%
preferred
100
77% Apr
13
3.60%
preferred
100
Jun
22
85% Mar
3
3.90%
93% Jan 24
preferred
100
80
Jun
3
100
82
82
10
4.10%
5.25%
preferred
102% Jun
2
Mar 23
preferred
100
104
104
4.85%
preferred
100
103
94
Aug 15
Sep 17
18% Jan
2
108
Feb
6
105% May 16
27
Dec 29
95
Jun
26% Jan
34
53%
Apr"_7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
92
Nov 19
23% Apr 18
45% Deo 19
Jun
88% Apr
108
102% Feb
5
2
17
,
32% July
26
-
3
39% Feb
9
52% Mar 18
2
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
102
Oct
23.
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
39% July 2
21% Jan 28
40% Jun
70
Jan
6
73
28
Jun
24
13
102
Jun
17
113% May 26
593/e NOV
5
108
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
57% May 22
27% Nov 17
72% Nov 19
32% Dec 30
109% Jun
37% July
Jan
30
2
27
35% Jan 22
108
Feb
113% Mar
16
6
10
340
32%
2,700
8,000
97%
& Western
Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
28
North American Aviation
North
American Car
Northeast Capital
96%
Northern
5%%
5.80%
5,400
97%
97%
98 %
90
22
22
22%
22%
*22
22 Va
400
46
44%
45
%
45 VB
45%
46
99
46 Va
25.000
39%
4014
39%
40
39%
40
33 %
35%
35
37%
5,500
15,100
35%
35%
.50
71%
71%
70%
70 Va
*70%
71V2
71
71
29%
30%
31
31 Vb
31%
31%
31
31%
100
104%
104%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
100
Gas
110%
no%
109%
109%
110%
110%
110%
110%
160
5
-54%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
56%
11,700
23%
23%
preferred
86% Mar
803/4 Oct
1
83% Dec 31
22% Apr
7
$4.08 preferred
94% Jun
5
89
17
3IV4 Jan
5
44% May 12
2
33% Dec 31
preferred series
Northrop Corp
30% Jan
7
46
31% Jan
7
44
UfoApr
Apr
Northwests-Airlines
34% Dec 31
10
471/2 Jan
27
92
Jun
-
2314
23%
23%
23%
72Va
72%
73%
73 %
72
81%
82
81
82
81-
*80%
82
*80
81
100
$4.16
30% Dec-17
82%
82%
*82
83
85
*82
85
■
29
100
^Norwich Pharroacal Co-
*82
.
-
1
35%
10
;
Inc—
preferred
.,55
100
100
$4.11 preferred series
84
.
•
—100
series
88% .Mar 23
33%',
40
10,900 '
20
(Minn)—
Common
81% May 18
32%'
1
i
Col
preferred
conv
%
97%
22%
44%
—10
Ry Co—
Natural
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States pwr Co
5%%
97
97%
5
C^fp_.
Northern Central
96%
*21%
1
Corp—
4
200
44%
80% Jun
_2
104
97
July 16
24.
104
44
92
page
104
31%
88% Mar 23
see
104
43%
9
footnotes
104
31 %
80% Jun
For
104
270
97
13
10
200
42%
Jun
57% Dec
84
30%
94
6
*81
97
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
Feb
84
84
42%
81
31
*82
*82
96%
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
10
76 Va
72 Ya
30%
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
37% Dec
76%
30
2
10% Jan
77
40%
,2
Mar 25
*76
95%
72% Jan
5
280
73
69%
72 %
70
73
77
*76
30
22% Jan
Jan
70
24,300
40%
83% Jan 23
7
72%
37%
39%
22% Nov 11
93% Mar
70
72%
37
29%
7
19
"78
37
70
70
2,900
54%
54%
36%
36 Vb
B
Co
70% Sep 25
2
77
'
78
*75
75%
36%
1
Chemical
Norfolk
,
15 % Jan
*76
*75
Nopco
44% July
2
100% Apr 23
23% Mar 10
84% Jan 29
7%
Niagara Share Corp
2
21% Jun
7%
•
75
Sep 25
1,300
7%
15%
30 Va
71% Jun 16
80
7%
7%
15
30%
88% Apr 23
Jun
7%
7%
2
68
325
15%
Shipbuilding Corp
Common
$3.75
*290
320
7%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
14
*284
325
8,800
15%
5
41% Jan
290
40 V2
40%
100
series A
19
19
20
29%
Sep
Oct
35% Jun
41%
8,200
28=%
70% Sep
76
39
5.600
41%
39%
NoV 18
76
July 8
80% July 25
67
87%
No par
State
Y
86%
Hartford Co—
Common
5
86%
28
50
'
&
17,200
85
29
Brake
Y
40
2 0 Va
28%
Harlem RR Co—
N
77%
19%
35
40
39%
18
13
84%
76
20 Vb
85
20
*83
84%
6,900
28%
Chicago & St Louis Co
Feb
83
76
14
28
N Y
Air
84
*13%
14
28
York Central
20% Jan
50
83
*13%
7%
B
York
New
4
8
19%
*83
7
No Dar
New
6
14% Jun 24
7% Jun
*75
England
N
563/4 Deo 31
—..
4
N
5% Jan
14% Jan
2
Inc.
Co-
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
36% May 22'
.
Fibre
Newmont
49% Mar 13
30
Radiator—.
S
Bros
3%%
2
4
16
275
13
19%
79% Jun
Jan
180
12%
7%
37% Jun
9
200
12%
13
27
15,600
20%
13
25% Feb
8,800
10%
12%
New
23% Jan
20%
10%
20%
10%
19%
New
17
20 %
•10%
7%
SO
29% Nov 20
32 % Nov 10
20
13%
19%
19
26
20 Va
10%
12%
86% Apr
2
20
7%
21% Jan
3
39%
19%
2
2
39V4
*38%
-
12%
7
Apr
13,000
39
1
Apr
18
90%
39
1
19% Jan
13% Mar
1,700
88%
*49%
88 Va
50%
87%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
26
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
26
49%
87 %
_1
83
19
173/4 Jan
Dec
Feb
50%
86
39%
*38%
25
37%
1.25
86
'
23%
23%
5,600
72%
72 %
-72%
410
82%
80%
81
81 Va*
81%
50
.*82
83%
230
*82
83%
Va
*80
81%
Va
*82
83%
*82
83%
36
38
35%
3934
37%
37 Va
89
90
%
p.
■f
V
190
7,200
36%
35%
36
38%
39%
38 Va
39 %
9,700
37%
•38 %
58
36%
3,200
86
7,200
35%
36%
39 %
3T%
92^
Va
89
89%
81 Va
-
(
Number 5861
Volume 190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(65)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
'
Year 1938
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
fur
Tuesday
June 29
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 1
June 30
Bui— fur
Thursday
the Week
Friday
July 2
Shares
July 3
O
507a Jail 14
95
Sep
60% Nov 20
103
1C
Jun
57% Jun
103
Jan
102
May 16
28'/a-Jan
92% May 16
31
13
10
78
89
Oct
9
89% Jun
10
78%- Sep 19
94% Nov 17
90% Jun
17
89
12
43% Aug 11
29% Dec
31
27% Jun
18% Jun
3
21
ltt
.
to
Ohio
88%-Dec 31
98
86% Jun
90% Feb
5
29% Dec
9
27% Jan
30% Jun
2
31%-Apr "Y
45 % Dec
31
41% Feb
55% July
May 27
T' 21% J"n
15
14VB
•49% Jan-13
74
Dec
17
61% Jan 19
20% Jan * 7
*35
Dec
18
15% Dec
4
29% May 7
15% Jan 15
66% Dec
16
61% Feb 10
89% Dec
V/jnJan
2
15% Dec
July 15v
12..
37%Feb
59;
24
-
mn
79% Feb
?7
12
2
38% Aug
6
32
Feb
96% May
5
93
Mar 19
7% Jan
2
14
Oct
3
9% Jan
2
21% Dec
18
.
J
preferred
Oxford Paper Co
Pacific Coast Co
22
i
26
18
Jun
64% Nov
56% Feb 10
>5%
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific Gas
64
2
54% Dec
31
58% Jun
47% Jun
17
66 % Jan
7
39% Oct
30
37
Jan
19
49% Jun
30
Jan
2
179% Jun
24
Pacific Telcp
17
143
130
139'
Sep
30
'4J
Feb
Apr
21
Jun
17
7
4% Jan
7
23% Nov
12
22% Jan
2
12-.4 Jan
Jan
2
62% Dec
99
t
3
37>
Jan
3
98
Apr
43
Jun
25
Jun
17
64
49
9
45% Apr
23
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
29
46% Jan
12
2
45% Dec
8
12"
July 17
27% Dec
Oct
33%
34
33%
34
94
93
93%
May
&
5
14
Parker
4
4
Penney
2
5
27% July
l
29 % May
11% Feb
28
28% Jan
7
37-
2
Jan
104% Jun
93
Jun
8
91% Jun
29
62
19
101% Apr 25
19% Dec
29
Jan
15% Apr
43% Dec 29
43
102% Apr
20
1
49% Jatf)
Feb
10
8
69% Sep
23
62
F$b
9
19% Jan
27
18
26% Jan
2
2
40% Dec
30
95-
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
3'
Jan
Dec
2
5
50
l«>
36% Feb
9
May
18% Dec
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
13
July 2
16% Jun 25
5
41% Dec
102
95
8
4
»2
Jan
Apr
10
Jan""7
100% Jun
17
May 27
95% Jun 11
37-
22
64% Nov
20
59% Jan
Jan
37-% Jan
2
20% Sep
96% Oct
11
7
81'
Aug 27
02:
Nov
102
8
107
12% Jan
2
9
21
Jun
25
Apr
22% Jan
Jun
30
7
80
'Jun
23
Jun
4
43-
Jan
4
99
99
Jan
4L
26s
Phila
36% May
Philco
3_
71% Nov 24
73
2
62
31
54
Jun
g
765% Mar 10
Apr
6
30
14Tb
14%
30,300
22%
300
57
v.;
33Tb
34'b
-
111%
112'%
97%
97%
.
57
;
-
33%
98
57%
53'A
59%
34
34 %
."4 Td
,
110%
112
4,000
101
101V?
3,800
900
7,500
94%
96%
95%
95%
95
95 %
95 %
95%
91%
91%
92%
92%
92%
92%
*92%
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
5
25
46%
46%
46
46':.-
45%
40%
46%
46%
57
57%
58%
58%
109
*65%
33%c
No par
*70
-
59
58%
66%
67%
28% T
28%
29%
28%
31
*44%
45%
45%
45
45
45%
45
45
*95
98
98
95
95
17%
17%
17%
2,200
4%
4%
2,200
17%
4%
*95
17%
4 Tb
,
/
%
v.
*95
98
17%
,43%
37%.
17% V..
61%
60%
48Tb
49
21%
21%
v
21%
,
95
95
94
95
;
82%,
*82
8:1
.,:
92%
92%.
*91
*99%
100%
-
41% Mar 31
J~un~25
Jan
2
70% .Tan
8
90
20
34% May 28
~22% OcTio
21% Jan
6
82% Jan
6
93% Jun
25
89
Jun
4
84% Jan
7
99 % July 29
90
Jun
29
373/j Anr
24
Pipc-r Aircraft
2
Pitney-Bowes
Inc.
25% July
2
Pitts Coke &
Chem
94
Mar 18
99% Apr
2
30
17% Jun
$5
convertible
Co
common
92%--
100%
97
97
30
61 %
62%
62 %
63
22,200
,50%
50%
50%
*21
38%
38
»
21%
*21
21%
8
15
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
Jan
9
142
May
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
Jan
5
145
Mar
4
2
28% Oct
U
24% Jan
9
3934 July
2
Pitts
67% Feb
25
73% May
7
81
Aug 11
Apr 28
6
95%
96%
,230
83
32%
82%
JllO
92% -92%
*99%
91
91
ICO
100
_
100%
91% Mar 19
26
14% Jan
2
24% Dec 30
19% May
7
28% Jan
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
2
82 % Jan
29
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
17% July 7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
69:
20
Apr
9
122% Jun 11
24% Sep 29
125
July 11
*77% Dec 18
10
113% Dec
39% Nov
14
Jan
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
2
16% Jan
,
9
Mar 15
74% Jan
2
114% Jan
22
39% Apr
21
25
31% Apr
17
96% Jan 28
151% Jun
29
25% Jun
32% Nov 14
27% Oct
23% Jan
132
9
100% Jun
109% Nov'20
2
Apr 16
34% Mar 31
16
19% Jan 31
63
24
Jan
7
88
2
Jan
14
28 % May 14
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittston
Co
(The) common.
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co...
15
90
22% Jan
10
28% Dec 31
55
Dec
12
Jan
31
78% Nov
20
42% Jan
9
50% Dec
31
29% Jan
2
39
25% May 19
14
Nov
9534 Apr
29% Feb
2
24
89% Mar 23
—
11,700
26,600
61%
5%9
Procter
Inc
sink
33,000
3,000
8,200
1,500
21,500
9,400
40
100
6,200
30 % May
5
98
Apr 23
86
Jun
15
18
106% Apr
6
42% Jun
12
48% Feb
9
70% Nov 26
80% Mar 13
70% Jun
24% Jan
21% May 14
20% Nov
18
10
16
12
23% Jun
18
20% Jun
29
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
107% Jun
23
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
1C5
Jun
9
Jan 16
7
25
22% May 14
117% Feb
15"
Jan
5
16
84
9
86% Jan
7
29
31% Jun
24
35% Apr
3
19
58
Jan
2
653,July
2
45
Dec
31
26'%
26%
26'%
26%
3,700
144%
149%
148%
150%
15,700
3,100
Mar
39% Jun
23
48% Apr
16
27
preferred
.
.
4.809 preferred
Publicker
Industries
Inc
100
25
——25
-100
com
5
$4.75 preferred
^
No par
Puget So ind Power & Light Co...10
Inc..
No par
Pullman
Pure
29
81%
813b
-
5
Oil
*70
86'A
100%
310
44'A
7,300
70%
71
21T4
21Tb
20%
1083b
109
10%
10
62%
4134
*84%
86
-
21
•20'A
20%
31%
30
43ab
22%
*85',;
20
♦8oJ/4
.70%
4
70
83%
_
108%
10',
83
3,900
100 %
86
*21%
19,300
30
83'A
100Tb
.
3,600
40 Tb
*82
83%
.44
49%
29'A
28 Tb
.
190
6,200.
4,100
39 %
38%
100%
26%
81%
49
48Tb
38
*85%
92%
26'/4
81
82%
48%
.j—.42%
27%
27
27%
92'A
82
100
—100
4.329 preferred
...—1
4.1G9 preferred—
30
Nov
26%
Co of Indiana...No par
preferred
3%9
Dec
85
5 059
760
2,400
91
4.309 preferred
2,700
37'A
26%
23% Jan
13
104%
•
Public Serv
106
105
36Tb
91
76% Mar 13
35% Dec
6
43% Jan
Feb
10
93
€0
67% Jan
26% Jan
29'
Mar 20,
100% Jun
21
Sep
92
69'A
68'%
68
37
*82
91% Mar 20
Jun
125
♦122'%
125
36%
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.089 preferred—
.■«.!
100
4.189 preferred—..
100
83% Mar
29
80
68
104
36%
3
16
81% Jun
107% Apr 22
46
Dec 31
67%
104
21%
36%
26%
Public Service Co of Colorado
28% Jun
2
1033.|
*122%
125
66 %
Public Scrv Elec & Gas com—No par
2
12
*122%
6
18
29
1,300
8
18
Jan
21%
68% Jan
Feb
Sep
21'/4
43% Apr
Apr
Oct
21%
9
93
37*
21 %
4
95
86
300
21
17
5
100
82 %
47% Feb
29
7
75%
*80
26%
2
50
*74
81
*75
(If K)—
10
13,600
76 %
81
76%-
fund preference—100
Power Co
10
.
25'A
24 'A
24
82
73% Feb
Oct
23'%
81
37% Jun
83% Nov
62
24 %
23%
*75%
27%
'
26% Jan
16,000
151%
Gamble
&
150
22,800
26%
Electric
Potomac
40
10,400
80
147%
.
50"
50%
71
10
Polaroid Corf)
Poor & Co
Forter Co
88% Dec
10
100
100
100
100
1
75
,.2.50
5
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
59 preferred class A
5%9 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—.
70
32'A
.1.25
10
Metallurgical Inc...—
100
96
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred.
100
15% Jan
17% Aug
6,600
83
..10
128-
48,300
94%
No par
—I
128:
10
4%
preferred—No par
$4.8Qjmrcferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Fprgings Co--
HOLIDAY
97%
No par
No par
—<1
2
Corp...
44% July
,
1,000
37%
50c
.-3
100
—5-
Pillsbury Co common..
$4 preferred
97
EXTRA
49%
37%
100
82%
*99%
50
35,100
4%
50
*21
•
37%
61%
48%
.
17%
*67
*95%
5
61
common
5,100
66%
*95%
preferred series A
CLOSED
58%
28%
95%
Corp common
EXCHANGE
68
1,200
57%.
38
100
..100
STOCK
*65%
95%
No par
100
100
110
38,400
66%
37%
.
4 00
93
28% "28%
100
12.50
47% Apr 20
95% May
8
7
800
34
27%
5
95% May
7,400.
•71%
Jan
12 % Sep
Mar 23
>2,000
118
33%
common—No par
Philip Morris Inc
.
100
111%
98
*22
22%
1,700
70
96
2
14% May 13'
900
14%
27%
14
7% Jan
2
2%
71%
15% Mar 12
97
Mar 24
82
16% Jan
55'A
23s
27%
28
84% Apr 14
17
24% Nov
26 %
52'A
2%
27%
11% Jan
19
Jun
2
1,600
26
52%
71
24
Jun
76
8
Jan
31,700
49 preferred
1007
3.909
series preferred
.100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
59 preferred
..100
78
Mar 12
3.4
43%
27%
52% Mar 23
Mar 18
86
49% Dec
100 %
42
70%
44% Jun 23
89
29
88%Nov~25
3,900
42%
27%
& Reading.Corp
33A%
M
47%
27%
4.309 preferred—.a.—.
56% May 12
12,200
92'/a
47%
71
4.689 preferred
Jan
46%
T4
*91
100
100
10
$1 conv preference com.
4.409 preferred
3.809 preferred
Jan
46
1,120
27%
preferred..;
Corp of America
8
104% Jan
44,600
2G
*22
56%
*70
1
—.
Co
26
29%
/.;-■/■"■/
No par
Ry Co
.
Phila
67
Apr
Eastern
Electric
"" "■
I
97
28%
.
14%
2%
111%
1111
10
2nd preferred (conv)
21
2
34
Corp
Corp
27
~
Sand
Phelps-Dodge
Jan
75
57
33%
•3,200
v
-:
2%
*52
22
56'A
5
10
6
36% Feb
•74% Jan
49
1
Dec
21Tb
~
May 5
May 13
26% Dec
21%
,.100
1
Pfelfrcr Brewing
Co
5
Pfizer (Chas)
& Co Inc com_33%c
15
88 % Apr 13
17
89% Jun
21%
scries preferred
4% 9
103% Apr
46Tb Jun
43 % Jun
57% Jan
24
57
25
Petroleum
22
70% Mar
94
93% Feb
24
7
14'A
Corp
Pet Milk Co common
Mar 30
6
107% May
Sep
100
Jun
6% Feb
100
16
50% Dec 31
24
itiil
43% May
36
I 92-
4
14
No par
Co
Co
26
14%
2Tb
9,980
133
5
92%
47%.
41%
H,800
133
46%
47%
'
12,100
_—600
'
50%
176
30%
*91
'
-
48%'
42%
1
Light com
preferred
&
92 %
1,400
175'A
134 Vb
5
443A
453b
.
50%
*49%
_
•
29'A
59%
50
y4
176
5
29Tb
44Tb.
*91
49%
65%
59-T4
503%
134''
.";■*/
5
14%
Corp
Chemicals
Pepsi-Cola
6
134%
4%
28%
5
issued
Glass
Peoria
Mar 23
74
"31% Apr"
134
2%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
59% Mar 11
0
51% Dec
32% Mar 11
134
60
49%
175/
2^8
Pennsylvania RR
5
Jan
176%
3.50
Cement
4.409
65% Mar 20
175%
52 %
4% 9
98% Apr 20
176%
65'A
59Tb
600
20
*18
49'A
r
26
Penn Power &
8
49%
52
Penna
5
60%
49%
49Tb
175%
~
26
(J C)
When
2
82% Mar 23
60
49
50%
52 Tb
Ford
Pennsult
July
49%
26
&
Mar
34
59%
49
52
Perm-Dixie
117
59%
25%
11
101% July
65
2.50
39% Mar 12
2
20
65
No par
1
64% Jun
20
♦18
65
Co..
Proof
8
21
20
65
Transportation
5
74% Jan
*18
x41%
32% May
33% July
20
65
'A
47% Jan
98% Jan
12%
42
Rust
Parinclce
Penick
13%
40%
30
18
30
2,700
20% V
12T4
No par
Dec
94% Sep
92% Sep
2,400
1,700
13Tb
20'b
12%
47 %
49
14
50
13%
'
8
Oct
93%
20'A
48
24% Apr
65
*93
12'A
91
29
13
93%
13%
46
21% Jun
Jan
4,900
20%
47%
16
49"
34'A
13%
91
Jun
9
34
12'A-
44 'A
25
31
8,400
34'A
20'A
*42 %
1Q0
6
Dec
9,900
-
-
12'A
No par
.:
preferred
peabody Coal Co common..
59. conv prior preferred
Dec
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
13%
30%
16
85
94Tb
100'A
109%
20'A
28%
15 Vs Jan
113
130,800
107
107
13%
1
12% Feb 26
7
8,400
CLOSED
16
98%
101 %
18,700
EXCHANGE
37%
93
92%
•
*93-
134'A
4%
15% NOV 11
82% Jan
16
33%
4 Tb
2
49% May 15
80
106
-
STOCK
19%
79%
36%
*15%
91Tb
*
1
Corp
7% Jan
39% Nov 20
19'A
791/2
19%
61,000
...
37'/»
99%
100
Consolidated
Patino Mines & Enterprises
8
90%
106%
100
& Teleg common
30
10
55
12%
64%
No par
3% Jan
23% Jan
54%
3,100
20%
*18
No par
2% May 14
30% Jan
28%
55%
*15%
100
99 3A
106
10
28%
13'A
*12
.25
Corp
3% NOV 21
-
16
200
87
.
20'A
Inc_5
Electric
9
19% Jan
*93
10
2% Jan
f
x89%
106
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
65% Mar 20
Dec
90
99%
106
preferred
Common
2
36% Feb
33;
16
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
28
1
5
57
Jan
0°',
50% Mar 13
47% Nov
*15%
87%
99 3 b
2,100
87
87
19%'
•''
14,100
17%
78
1
Corp
Lighting
Pacific Tin
13
59% Jan
91
2
6
35% Apr
8
30% Jan
1
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
15
44
15% Jan
9
5% Nov
2?
31
*16%
35%
19%
common
Pacific Mills
Dec
41%.
*
28%
*85
79
37-;
25
Finance
2
150
19%
78%
preferred
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
21
2
40%
%
17 Vs
■
19'A
.1
Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
5
20% Feb
117% Jan
19 '4
:
33'A
*15%
Pacific Amer
15% Jan
149
240
'
78%
—No par
4
May
18
90%
31
41
28%' 1 'T 28% '
54Tb "55'A
v
■54%;
.—15
19% Mav 13
12
Dec
100
90%
31
'
28'A
™
33%
1
6.25
common
preferred
40% Jan
47% Jan
92%
90'A
30%
16%
"
'
33 VB
;
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
3
28%
54:,b
87
X78',4
49
$5
80
*91 %
92
40%
■
17%-'
lOG
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
4
330
79
P
10% Jan 26
2
Jan
1
1
99% Feb
2,900
90
30%'
*86%
67
53 lb
41%
30%
30c
2
88% Apr 28
60
90
79
*89%
*17
6.25
;
7
Mav 21
5
_*
Corp
(The
Overland
lio
1
49-
Corp.
Marine
Corp
59'A
90 »A
80%
91'A
90%
40%
30%
'17%
*86%
28'A
7.50
16% May
94 34 July
9
97% Jan
25% Jan
May 22
18% Jan 17
Gas...
Oliver Corp
Otis Elevator
Outboard
59%
91%>
90%
41%
303s
*17
100
Chemical
2
90 %
80
91%
90%
40%
5
—./__20
101% July
11
85% Oct
ia->
Co common
Natural
Matliieson
59Tb
90'A
*78'A
GO
90
*78%
92%
90%
No par
2
July
37% July
99% July 29
Jan " "7
93% Oct 31
Olin
1
11
80
92 34
100
Co
Oklahoma
59 Vb
,
91%
80
"
49 preferred
4.249 preferred
5
3.W*Dec
Oil
59
*90'A
*78 Vb
,100
Okla Gas & Elec
4
27
58%
100
jlOO
.
4.56% preferred
4.449 preferred
16
84% Mar
9
16% July
12
common
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
13
46% May
39% Jun 24
3
C
Jan
95% Jan
% Jun 25
Dec
-
Jan
100
10
16
85
17% Jan
27•
Ohio Edison Co
67% Jan 30
95% Jan
May 18
109.%
109
109
10'A
10 %
IP'A
32%
32%
32%
*32%
64
63 3 b
65
!
42%
41%
520
6,200
86
*84%
86
160
300
8.JOO
.
33
10,300
.41%
65
65 Tb
6,800
41'A
41%
9.800
1
A
Q
87% Feb
132
23
Oct
11
28
52
Nov
19
146 % Apr
23
127
Jun
25
28% JulyT24
24
Feb
25
July 28
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
25% May
5
54% Jan
140
Mar
273/4 Jan
16
5
26
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
common
5
preferred.....
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
47%
128
25%
48
47%
128
127%
25'%
*25
481.>
129
25 Vs
48%
£9
*127'.2
129
25
25
.
49%
50
*127%
129
,25
25 Tii
1,500
140
900
21
22
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(66)
:
.
Monday. July 6, 195J
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
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Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Loweat.
Hirfcwt
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranffe Since Jan. l
Yaar1958
Urwt
Par
AND
Tuesday
June 'lit
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
July!
the Week
Friday
July 3
Thursday
July '2
Wednesday
June 30
Shares
R
•
-
toy* Jan
45 % Apr
9
71
69 % Jun
9
74% Mar
31
60% Oct 21
23% Jan
9
33% May
56% Jan
6
73!
19% Feb
9
51 % Jun
15
27;% Apr 14
73% Apr 27
29
25.
43 y«
31
24V2 Dec
8
13
23% Dec
28
69
Dec
17
17
1<J% July 14
25 % Jan
20
313/4 July 25
34% Jan 24
14 V* Jan
21 % Feb
Jan
14
19% Jan
2
27%Jun
Jan
5
25 % July
30% Jun
9
40j% Apr 22
Jan
2
12% Feb
16
17
29
25% Aug
0
12
2
27
8% Nov
11
4%
2
3% Jan
15% Jan
5
201% Apr
8
60f% Apr 29
May 20
60% Jun 24
29 Va Jun
27%
2734
26%,
60 Va
58%
59%,
21%
21%
21%'
22!
13% Jan
6
10% July
14!% Feb
66!
8
79
July
22% May 12
39% Dec
29
38% Jun
5
53% Jun
10
54% Dec
30
46 % Jan
28
22
Jan
Apt;.
s
22%
600
'35,100
'
73,000
5,300
22
22%
35%
35%
%
31%
31%
700
23%
23%
2,100
2131
23%
24%
28" 4
_^1-
33
33r'«
10
*9
9J
36
—
Chemicals
23 '".'H
-
:
a
23%
237«
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%.
33 3
a
33 %
33 34
33'4
84%
9%
9%
9%
9"*i;
200
2.^,4
33
'
23 '2
-
f-.
9%
■;' t
2 J.100
■
39.160
A
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(Robt) & Co—
18 3
lo
9
2
4
18%
57-'%
19%
56%
18%
18%
;
5534
55%
56!
18% V
•18%
57
19%
57%
'
STOCK
j,
:
1
56
400
EXCHANGE
-
30
5
30%
30%
80 %
30%
*57%
58%
58%
58%
21
21%,
21%
21%
10%
10
%v
common
50c
preferred
10
14 3:,
76%
77%
52%
53
Republic Pictures
$1
26
*10%
14%
Republic Steel Corp
-10
Revere'Copper & Brass——.—.—5
5
convertible
*57
58
%
,
'
21%
10%
'
V
08
*57
10%
21
21% %•
70
EXTRA
7.900
14%
14%
14%
14 3 B
77
76 %
78
78
•!,j■■
79
53%
5312
53%
53%
53%
HOLIDAY
29,900
14%
14%
53%
^
8% Jan
2
33% Dec
9
30% Jan
56%
57%
2,50
49%
50
78% Dec
31
65 % Feb
9
6
47% Dec
12
50% July
7
10
45% Mar 12
Mar
1
Revlon
2
Rexall Drug &
2
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A——..50
4%% conv 2nd pl'd———
100
109
July
48% May 15
149*
3
Jun
24
Inc
Chemical Co
102 3
,"57-h:
58%
!
50
v
/
v
■
2,300
■■
21,600
4.200
*
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47
144%
49%
14431
102
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1,000
1,10c
118
148
'
148
145
21,100
46 %
46
46 %
t
109
107
108
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1443i
60%
50%
49%
%
102% io3%:
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1
46 3 V
59%
57 34
*
900
4.400
■
10%
76%,
.
•I
700
-
,
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'
10%
21%
10%
*•
31
30:%
"30,%
"
63!% Apr 14
41% Jan
,
•
,
CLOSED
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; 4
,
,
22 V4 Jan
116
58 •'«
'
2
8%
27%
57
31
Reliance Elec &■ Ehg Co—5
2
19
19
11
26%
5834
35%
C011V preferred 3%% series—^.100
Republic Aviation Corp
!l
14% Nov
27
573i
3i3i
7
77% Dec
26%
..
.
31%
5
8
■;;
35%
2
7
70
317«
*35
July
2
70
35?
!50
60% Mar
Jan
69
6,600
35%
2
31%
—50
281%
31
34 3.,
•
>4
7
..
1.300
*'■
22
27%
58%
7
20% May
0% Jan
25% Jan
1
Jan
55
115.100
70%
35%
68
Reliance Mfg Co common-.
2
9% Dec
67
2
17% Apr
S
07
16% Jan
22
9
67
5
$1.25 div prior prelerence
Reliablfe Stores Corp
^
42% Jan
2
14
33'
50c
Reichhold
r
70%
*35
33 %
No par
7f>%
69
33%
noneum
Inc
09%
TO14
70
«
33 To
33%
Reeves Bros
15
Jan
16ya Dec 31
70%
2
27
18% Jan
68 3
70%
1
Oct
18
13
Jan
68%
70 34
31%
50% Oct
7
12% May
31
68
70%
2nd preferred—50
Regd Roller Bit Co————No par
Rels
7
5
i
Reading Co common——:
4% noncum 1st preferred-!
26
67%
70%
'
——
21
-
Inc J.
65%
par
No par
Raybestos-Manhutian —;
Rayonier Inc
———
Raytheon Co
May 22
33,% Jan
Jan
14% Oct
Ran co
6
371% Jan
Jan
No
Corp of America com
1st preferred—1!
$3.50
2
34
30% Dec
Jan
May 11
5
5
21% Jun
-30
10
17 y* May 28
253/4 Jun
«
Radio
Feb
75% May 12
48% Dec
2
30
16% Apr 10
09 Y» Sep
i
>f
15
-47% Jun
78% Jan
79% Jun
87% May 22
20% Dec 22
9
10% Jan
2
27
'
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
2% Apr
77% Jun
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
2i% Jan
9
24
19 ya Jan
16
*5
3
14
Oct
44% Dec
IB
36% Jun
29
50,
5% Oct
13
4% Jun
26
19
2
35% Deo
30
.31% Jan
34%- Dec
10
35% Feb
16
48%
41% Dec
31
39% Jan
23% Jun
23
30% Oct
1
29 % Jun
2
Deq 18
481% Jan
29
6341
28
8314 Jun
30
921
112
Apr
2
505
30
Jan
6
96
Jan
17
84%
85%
83%
84%
83
84 %
36%
37
36%
36%.
36%
36% r.
*36%
37%
37%
33
4%
4%
4%
30%
4%
4%
51:%
52%
Rochester
Jun
26
30
Corp
8
24% Mar 12
Rohr Aircraft Corp
20
10% Jan
7
1#?4 Mar'25
Ronson Corp
2
19% Jan
2
34}
Jan
2
20 % A or
24
40% jun
24
50% Jan
26
16 *
16% Nov 24
3
53% NOV
20
8
4
Apr
7
25% Oct
2
8
11% Dec
14
Jan
24
24%
25
38% Jau
40% NOV 20
Jun
15Ta Jun
10
30 % Jan
2
30
2
l4;%
10% July
Jan
' 42%
25%
25%
38
37%
20
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33%
10%
10%
28
28%
20
42
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10 %
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42%
16%
•
16%
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42%
16%
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Ruppert (Jacob)
Mar 25
42%
,16,%.
16%
Ruberoid
2
Dutch
46%
16.%
10%
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1.000
6.700-
38%
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16%
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35
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20 G
Royal McBee Corp—
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1.100
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52%%
56
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1
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2,800 '
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52
51%
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1
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Royal Crown Cola Co-
17;
Jun 22
47}% Mar 11
16
42%
25
V;
.
52
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56
■'
4%
51%-
'
100
preferred series A
;
1
42%.
.5
—
37
4% I
37%
—10
Rohin & Haas Co common
Jan
20% Dec
13
Corp
Telephone
Rockwell-Standard
36%
37
-*53
convertible preferred—25
Rochester Gas At Elec Corp—No par
12% Nov
13% Jan
10,300
5,300
85%";
36%
25% Dee
17% Jan
2%
200
19-.2C0
.
*••■
86%
5%%
May 27
2'A
2%
83%
17
2
5
2%
2%
..—10
30
Jun
y
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7% Apr
20
a:
23%
Corp
22% Dec
12% Jan
80%
20.400
'{■
1;
22%
Corp
5
,4%
54%
80!
22%
-V
22
52 %
80%
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22
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>
55
53%
55
331:,%
.
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•
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25
38% Jun
*30
j
2?! is
2%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertsha'w-Fuilon Controls com—1
Mar 31
2
2
2!»
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May 15
20
28% Jan
22% Jan
.—5s
54%
55
^0%
.
21%
Rltter Company
5% Mar 17
53f/« Jun 23
55/ Jun 22
12% Jan
28
Rlegel
27
Jan
54%
%4j9%
—l
Paper
Richfield
Jan 26
33,% Mar 3
2
Jan
5
series-——100--
Manufacturing Co__
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5
July 18
4
Tobacco com.
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
,111<
2
32% Jan
Reynolds (R Ji
57j% Apr 29
™8f% Mar 20
25% May 8
24
Jan
18
f
•2,200
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16.600 f'
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900
i
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t
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35
42% Jan
May 22
31% Jun 24
Baleway Stores common
4% preferred
:
15
1.66%
2
22
95% Jun 10
233% Nov 10
35% Nov 17
Jan
2
•31% Dec
1
1
St
10% Jap
33
Apr
2
21% Oct
30
21
Jan
28
25*% July
2
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com
7
73
29
72
Jan
5
79!% Apr
30
Preferred series A 5%
26% Jan
2
20
46% Dec
10
42% Jan
14
50% Apr
21
97
21
91% Jun
17.
97
41% Dec
34% Jan
10
44% Dec
9
24
Jan
161
22% Jan
24
00
Jan
Oct
Nov
—
236
28
26% Oct
28
25'.a Jun
36% Dec
11
35
Dec
31
2
July 10
10% Apr
16
48% Oct 24
32% Jan
13
61% Dee
17
Feb
20
46
Dec
2
8% Apr
17
21
74% Nov 11
34
52 %
Feb"
72% Jan
12
oct
3
86
July 10
„77
Oct
2
99% Jan
24
87
5
_28% Oct
85% Apr
2
10
23% Jail
12
Nov
€
Jun
12
7% Feb
21% Apr
7
39% Sep
8
7
•
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■.*. 25
5
48%
*91%.
49% ;
26% <
26
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Bcott Paper Co common
—
9
13
■
Bcovlll
■30% Mar 18
1
4
7% Jan
2
35% Feb
9
Mfy
No par
j
l_No par
.40% May 25
Mar 17
Co common
_25
Seaboard
Air Line RR Co
-
79%
49 %
"
26 %
4.5%
fc
..
18.800
93%
26
11.300
25%
26111
43'
42%
43'.
43
43
15%
15%
15%
15! 4
16 %
8,000
37%
30%.
37r,ii
37 !u
,37%
10,600
62
-
,26%
900
U;'
62% -64-—
644a
65%
41
41
41
41
133i
,
15,700
EXTRA
HOLIDAY
50%
►
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93'a
14%
13%
14%
13 3
79 3
79
79%
793;
79 %>
*77%
79%
87
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30,400
4134
14%
87
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4
79%
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87
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25'!»
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4.900
20
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70
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38
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30 %
38
24 >2
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38 3 i,
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3834
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.
24
24%
18.700
6,200
'
23
Jan
22
3
13% Jan
2
4
39% Mar-11
2
Seaboard
Finance Co.—
Seagrave
Corp
1
5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
_„5
t
Mar -18
6
40
10% May
6
19% Dec
22
17% Jan
6
49p8 Jun 29
•2lhi Jun 26
Sears'Roebuck &
4% Mar
5
11
24
9% Jan
20
15% Mar 20
Servel
12
9F
25
Jan
Dec
22
39% Jan
Oct
82
8% Jan
10
16 % Aug
4
13% May
1
37
25
46% Dec
25% Apr
11
39% Nov
17
8% Jan
13
17
Dec
1
Feb
12
85% Oct
26% Feb
18
5
Jun
22
Co4rl
75% Jun
Shahmoon
8
Shamrock
Oil
90% May 21
(Frank
27.%
-11% T'
24 %
24%
17%
18
41%
42
487«.
48%
49%
25,300
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41%
41
49
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r/48!«
26%
400
18'%
42
48 14
18
18
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1,860
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27%
25:!,i
12,000
11%
1134
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11%
11%
113»
18.000
80%
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86%
86%
14%
14%
1,200
41 %
7.800
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210
84
85
84
2.50
15%
15:'ii
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14%
14%
1
38%
39
38%
39 %
38 %
41%
414+
No par
38
38!4
17,2
38%
39%
^38%
39%
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18%
77%.
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88%
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18%
17
17 %
17
17%
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76
78
78%
78!'4
78%
*6,500
19
20%
18%
19:,i
19%
18 7
25,000
20%
17
17
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Shattuck
18%
41:,4
49%'
26
11%
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Sharon Steel Corp
1'
&
48%
-
_1
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4Q;% Jan 26
' Jan 26
24
i
24!,4
24%
•
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41'V
■
3
—
Inc common
$5.25 preferred—
1
49,
7
l
Selberling Rubber Co
19,% Jun
32% May
13% Jan
7
Apr■
18% Jan
7
Jun
24:'i«
3
45:,
11
16
Sep
48% Dec
25
10
8% Jan
Jan
29'%' Apr
19f% May 27
Dec
3
17% Jan
24
540
400
,
I
45%
,78
50
50
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%
33 %
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.
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87
25 ' r
38%
20
.
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80%.
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87
247«
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,
3.65% prefer)redr~ri_i_—__—100
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__1
10% Mar 11
30
$3,40 preferred
$4 preferred
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83
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32,
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v
93 %\
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82%
250
22.000
37%
37
37.
82%
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35%
79!a ;*77
100
common—
Electric
35%:
.
25%
*77
-
31%
25
—100
par
36 3 4
83
255
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5
15%
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
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Schering Corp common___.ll..;
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5% convertible preferred
30
41%
41%
69% July
78
82
*235
'
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Diego Gas & Electric CO--—10
Sangamo
2
Jan
Apr
.
96,
36%
81% '
255
No par
1st. pfd 4.40% series A
"Apr 14
81
20
Jan
May 22
—10
■
37%
37,% V,' •*.
81%
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6
j
Jan
66
9
36%
100
100
:
Joseph Light & Power__—No
Ban
4
43i% Apr
15%' Mar
87% Mar
10
Feb
as
45;
lead Co
St Regis Paper Co
Apr 28
16%' July
9
39% Feb
\ 12
35% Feb
May
29% May
10
Bt Joseph
Mar 13
5i|%
preferred
conv
2
Apr
2
Jun
02
71
3ff
4.30%
15
30i% July
9
.
Jan
,35
16% Nov
19
1
12% Mar. 3
17
12
18% Feb
•
30% Jan
25
Apr
2
Apr
20% Jan
Mar 24
90
258
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Shell Oil Co
7.50
i
70%
-
-
76%
15
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.
1
-
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'
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New York shares ordinary
24
23% Oct
14
18% Jun
23
22
13% May 20
20% Sep
30
17% Jan
23
22% May 21
Sheller
9 -
20
Sheraton
6
49% Mar 25
17% Feb
Jan
2
21% Nov
14
16% Jun
12% jun
25
32% Dec
4
*26% Jan
17
40
10
22
Apr
33% Jan
-
2
Nov
17
38
14
45% Jan
50% Nov 20
Jan
2
26
Mar 11
51
Apr 28
55% May 5
Mfg
\j
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America
50c
Blegler Corp
Signdde Steel Strapping Co
2
70% Oct 10
68
7
97% July
16% Be])
5
20% Dec
1
18% Jan
6
31}% May 22
Simplicity
66% Dec
24
58
Jun
23
67j% Apr
72% Sep
30
58% Jun
25
74% Apr
25% Apr
7
46:% Dec
19
44% Jan 22
15% Jan
2
23% Oct
14
15
17
25
18
.42% Jun 23
19% Mar 9
8
30
30!
Feb
48
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
44% Jan
13
15% Apr
3
2
52% Apr
21% Dec
Jun
8% Jan
1
Smith
22% Jan
5
Smith-Corona
22% Feb
16
29% May 21
4
61,% Jun 30
14
10% July
25% Jan
"~7
34% Dec
52
May
7!a July
3434 Dec
36 \
Jun
2
'9
Jan
7
26
21% Jun
9
23
2
49
SO
52% Jail 26
24% Mav 29
-R% May-18
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
37% Dec
29
34
28% Jail
2
35
Dec
31
33
Jan
2
44% Dec
9
37?8 Jun
2
65% Dec
31
63% Jan
8
53% Feb
9
32% Jun
29
35% Mar
54% Jun
19
63% Mar 25
Feb
24
34% Jun
17
22
391% Apr 21
32% Mar 16
Jan
26% Jan
10
2
56
Dec
29
•
19
July 15
18% Jun
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
22% Oct
30
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
49% Apr 22
67%» Oct
13
12
87
8
Nov 26
12% Jon
2
17 % Apr
17
92
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
15
y
V
40% Jan
2
27
56% Jan
8
857B May 15
17
21!
19% Jan 19
Jan
July
2
21 !4 Mar 16
Feb
9
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
22% Jan
2
48% Jun
77% Jan
2
84% May
31% Dec 29
26% Jun 10
£4.
5
89% Apr lb
79% Sen 24
page
61%
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94
94%
97!
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27%
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60 %
61
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25
22%
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03
66
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59
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51
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31%
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11,500
59 %
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22%
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3,400
54%
2
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preferred
California
,7'
-
44%
22 »
5
com
Southern
Southern
Co
5
5%
non-cum
Co
(Del)
No par
common
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stock
Southwestern
No par
tr
20
ctfs
Public Service
•
33%
30
7
33% Mar 20
common
56%-
400 r-
13,300-:
18%
42%
*21
7%
6
71%
100
*86%
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc
common
preferred
Square D.Co
1
17%
50c
25
25%
915a
2
43%
No par
*82%
5
30%
"37%
*34
34%
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34%
38%
9.100
12.600
43
73%
74%
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77
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78
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4,200
4,400
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88
18
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2534
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26
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26%
93
92
92
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48%
47%
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32
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15.300
37
34%
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83
37%
37 !'k
34%
•
74%
59'4"
17%.
25%
37
37
37%
■
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
1
1
585«
*73
2.50
——
4.20%
100
Go
Bpalding (A G) & Bros Inc
3
6eo
59
25
Sugar
Bparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
9% Mar
62% Jan
footnote?
13
47!i May 12
30
For
921
28
61%
a
12.600
61%
.
•
^^..2.50
Co
Rico
22% Jan 12
27%* Oct
27'a
15%
28',4
50
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95
2
59
15
Railway
2
20% Jun
61%
58
Southern
15
22
May 20
92
: 27:,4
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59
60%
5
Inc
60% Jan
Jun
4
52!
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60%
lo
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•
92
28%
61
25
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Jersey Gas
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02%
73%
2
83
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.
28
60%
5
Pacific
9% Jan
7
521
*90%
_l
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85% Jan
May
52 %
No par
Co:
40% Jan 22
74j% Jun 29
78r
45%
47
52
34% .34!i
38
38%'
75
45%
46
45%
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
2
19% Apr
x-6!aJau
8%
21.000
52
Steel
preferred
Southern
34%
45%:
Southern
68% Mar 13
32
,
3
33
51%
& Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co coml_4.50
South
35%.
45%
South Amer Gold
South
7.000
34%
51%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs—No
par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
5%
174a
rt
.' '
/I.-
30
25
2G-% May 21
32% Jan
2
13
flay 29
61% Dec
Apr 20
52% Feb
4
34% Jan
38,
(A
21',';;
17%
45%
Skelly Oil Co
63% Jun
Jun
&
Pattern
29
24% Jun
2
47% Jan
Simonds Saw
Jun
45
20% Jan
'
2
20 3 8
17%
30%
-34%
19%
20%
17
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
25
2
14
3
35% •'
347«
18 7 8
19%
17.
^^-Nopar
50% Jan
46% Mar
xl7
>
1
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19:,V
1
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Corp of
1
47%
20
36,800
1
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1
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The Commercid.1 and ,Financial
Number 5361
Volume 190
Chronicle
(67)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
-Highest
V Lowest
-•
.
•
I
"
Highest
;
.
;-4£*8 Jan
G9 Va Dec
2
19
61% Jan
7
69% Mar
Jun
8
82% Feb
14% Jan
2
Aug 29
85 7% May
■6
Jan
2
17% Nov
28
3
Jan
3
3-li Nov
19
25,:- " 61=aNov
21
49=8 Jun
3
'74
2
73
3 %
-
28% May
3
Monday
* V; ^exctl\ngk
/
../Standard Brands
24
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
,,$3.50
Inc
65%
65%
No par
Inc
I
74%
,747a
3%
_
53%
54
52
74
5474
5274'
53
4674
46 *4
46%
46 74 '
51%
52*4
5174
52
56%
57%
57
58*4
86
85
85
*85
37%
35%
37
36
108
*108
52% Apr-17
49% Jun
23
59% Jan
26
Standard Oil
31
55=4 Jun
9
64% Jan
23
V
94% May 26
30
23
.,29% Dec
89
Sep
Dec
3378 Dec
84
18
Jun
Jun
30
27% Jan
31
14
3
85
'
29
Jan
92
7
31% Jan
111
6
12% Jan
Apr
40
2
July
•
14*2 Jan
•1074 Jan
*
18*4 NOV
2
15
6
-
29=8 Jan
14
17*2 Jan
,
2
54
45% Jan
11
22
Dec
lG-% Oct
18% Nov
28
37% Jan
60=4 Nov
Jan
2G=,b Dec
71
16
,
14
6G % Dec
*
-
22
2
28% Dec
Stix
19
May
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5Vo prior preference
65
Apr
Jan
79
59
-
1
16
87
Nov
Apr 24
Jan
2
28% Dec
15
25% Apr
38
Dec
97
Dec
9% Jan
2
2214 AUK 14
30% Mar 19
Jan
13
G"a Jan
7
72
>
13G0
2
Jan
6
94
Feb
-
25
19% Jan
29=4 Jan
7% Jan
18% Jan
65% Feb
17
29
23
22
Jun
5
30
33% Jun
19
38% Jan
15
5%%
19
94% Jan
5
106% Feb
20
Sunshine
6% July
29% Jan
5
43% July
1
Swlf
2
14% Mar
9
Feb
9
35% Jan
2
58% Nov 21
25% Mar 18
36% Dec
89
Dec
16
25
55*4
57
5774
16,200
32%
33=4
56
>•5674
3374 t 34%
5674
33
34
34%
26,100
6,800
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Paper
53%
52
53%
52
52
52 7%
22%
22
Vo
2274
22%
23%
24
24
17%
1,400
17 VB
17%
17%
17%
17 *4
1774 7
18%
18=4
3,300
1874
18
18
18
18
63 74
63%
63%
63%
6374
64,
64
64%
29%
30
3,800
30
30
3074
31
31
317%
2,500
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>
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11%
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1174
58
58 Va
59%
Gl 74
61%
627%
32%
5874
32%
59
32%
32%
32%
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3274
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63,100
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0
1,000
4,300
90
58%
59%
4.500
22,700
25=b
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25%
22%
22 74
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22=4
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33%
33%
33%
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99*4
1,200
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9974
8974
99%
99%
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1785
5
774
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7
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39%
1755
40
774
674
1789
40
1760
41=4
7
109
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1795
500
7
5.400
,
1770
1785
590
42%
4274
43 7%
427%
43%
Symington Wayne Corp.
1
11%
17,000.
11=4
11=4
117b
11%
12%
1274.
12%
7,700
Talcott Ino (James)
TelAutograph Corp
9
37
37%
36%
37 Vh
3774
37%
2,900
1
10%
11%
10%
1074
11
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Temco
1
2.50
14 = 8
147 «
14%
15
14%
14%
4,600
88=4
87
88%
867%
88
6,000
89
2
Jun
30
38% Jan
12
Jan
2
Aircraft
Tennessee
Corp
Texas Gulf
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
9
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texaco Inc
./
153% Jun
29
&
.
42
42%
4 900
26
5,700
31=4
32
3274
3374
33
337%
23,400
81%
82%
80%
817%
81
81%
32,000
28%
28=4
28%
2874
2874
2874
1,700
33 %
No par
31 %
35%
34%
34%
33
34%
25,200
20*4
20%
20 Va
20
20%
20%
31,600
25,600
Inc
Coal
*25=4
5
Producing Co
Sulphur
Texas Pacific
26
-5
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
39% Jan 23
*25=4
25
—
25% Mar 16
27% Jun
4.16%
Corp.
Texas
.
1
1
Oil
10
150
153=4
144
*,y*
15074
14774
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3174
30%
1497%
3174
24=b
24%
24%
24%
2474
11974
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68%
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69 7%
257h
2574
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26
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26=4
EXCHANGE
27! 4
27%
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27%
28 74
27 74
2 8 7%
CLOSED
33%
33%
33
327%
33
3274'•3274
55 VH
5674
5474
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53
54.74
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2474
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2474
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637 b
65
647b
84
66 7%
84
247%
25
*2174
22
3,300
58
5,70"0
30%
3174
.—100
*119>4
12174
No par
69%
70%
:
50c
25%
$1.25 conv preferred*
No par
5
1
10,000
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
2
17% Dec 11
112
7
67
Dec
8
63
21% Dec
16
19% Jan ! 8
24
16
23
Jan
38% Nov 21
30
Apr 24
133
9% Apr 28
15=4 Jan
22
Feb
2
25
Nov
Dec
28
14% Mar 10
Feb
Apr
29% Deo
2
41% Feb 25
81% Oct
8
20
73
2
Jan
'Thatcher
4
56% Feb
70% May
10
6 '
May 27
88
21
Mar
24
Jail
16
46% Nov
14
45% Jan
59
Jun
•."••<■
29% Apr 14
21% Jun 24
30
26% Dec
1
<16% Dec
15
15
65% Dec
2
00
32% Nov
5
25% Jun
3
29
2
Jan
21% May 15
2
23
Jan
19% Mar 11
17% Apr
15
70
Jan
32:
Jan
\ Feb
17-% Oct
7
37% Jun
30
16% Jan"
8
24% Jun
11
38% Feb
9
Jan
1
58
Apr
7
52
10=0 Jan
2
25% Nov
17
21
Jan
12
Feb
17
Oct
13
52
Man
42% Mar
14
Jun
14
Feb
-25
58*4
58%
*20%
Co
23.% Feb 20
Jan
3
36%. Dec
55% Dec
16
45
1
54% Jan
9
21%
Jan
2
42% Nov
21
34% Jun
15
10 % Jan
a
15% Jun
16
9
Jj
32% Jan
34%-Jan-
7
'
Jun- 16
13% Mar
39% Dec
5
5
48
Jan
2
15% Oct
28
13%'Jan
7
13
26% Oct
22
.19=8 Jun
17..
17% Apr 20
25% Apr
1
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
2
23 % Dec
11
2-
11% Dec 29
3%
Mar 18;,
World Airlines
;.v 5%
conv
Oil
TXL
7,800
58 74
5674
20%
20!%
21
17
1674
17
2,700
2
63%
64%
64
64%
641 %
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3,300
28 V4
26 74
28%
29 74
2874
16,400
No par
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X2874
3674
Inc—
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_1
50
1
common
A
(conv)
50
3674
22 %
23
40%
*35=0
4174
53
36
23%
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~
417a,.
52%
24%
'567(5
4574
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66
36%
pair
9%
974
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527b
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5,100
5674
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67'
100
40
847b
3574
15.400
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•
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40
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——
48
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1,000
247b
477b
70
97%
53
2374
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36
3574'
40
12,900
10,100
53
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600
23%
41%
56 To
4774
66
35=4
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24
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417%
23%
53
23%
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To.
14\'2
14%
147%
14%
147b
1
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Corp
100
(*'
16
prfor preferred
Twin. Coach
-i
400
9,700
20%
Twin City Rap Transit coin—No
5
3,900
56%
1
3
3,200
31,400
17
4 Turtg-'-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% cBnv pfd series of 1957—50
20th Century Fox Film——
1
3
•
33,500
21
Tri-continental Coi'i poimnon..
$2.70 preferred-.
Truax-Traer Coal Co
10
13% Jan
%
36% Jan
54% Mar
75% Mar
43%- Apr
=
8,800
——2
Corp
Preferred series
25 74.
22
140
STOCK
17
—;—•
Transamerica
11
857%
2474
22
'
Bearing——No par
Roller
*
-
*84
25*4
22
Trans
25% Jan 30
59,
*80
10
common.....
1,400
*11574 121
6974
70 =/o
'
Oil
Transue & Williams .Steel
5*
56% Jan
22
11,60
•.•£•
-
-6374
22
Trane
/.
18
40% Nov
62
——„—
3
2
2
*24*4
Tisiiman Realty & Construction.™ 1
Toledo /Edison Co
5
15
27% Jan
preferred
Timken
28
10
25
-,—-r5
$1.20 preferred
15
2
Common
4%
,
Chemical «Co_*——
Tidewater
24% Mar 20
15% Jan
-10% Jan
,
..
Thompson (J R)_,
_15
Thompson Ranio Wooldrldge Inc—
84
53
Co
Mair
7
52% Oct
All g
Thiokol
2
2
43
Glass
6
18
37
common
May
25% Apr
21
Inc
Co
1
29
2
-23=8 Jan
Textron
Co—
72
Jan
Jan
2
36 % Mar
cx-distributlon
Ry
17
16% Jan
.12-% Jan
42
2
28*% July
Utilities
Texas
May 25
26% July
2
Sub share ctfs
Texas & Pacific
Apr 16
22
15
72
90
May 20
28% Aug
5
.
21% Nov 17
31
Dec
1
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
1 9
Feb 18
47% Apr
13
2,700
*25=4
27
2
•
267%
87
6% Jan
44% Jan
800
16%
5
1
common
Co~
11
98=4 Jan
6,200
HOLIDAY
41%
39% Aug 22
24% Dec 25
57%
5
Co
&
26
27
53%
32
2,700
1
1
series'-of '55
30'i
74% Feb
8
18*4
4174'
24
Dec
18%
1874
*25%'
Apr
86
18%
1874
-
26 74
61% Jan
24% Not
2
1874
42,900
EXTRA
42
19%' Jun
2
67.
42%
1
Aug
Jan
66
•64
8
41%
10
37
15
Corp..
Sweets Co of America _'
35% Apr 14
35% Jun 29
22% Jan 13
23
65 y2
32
63 7
18*4
1
Biscuits Inc
27% Jun
26=4 Jan
CLOSED
23
64
2274
63%
18 Va
5
13% Mar 16
2
Jun
9
55=4 Feb 24
Jan
3274
22% i 2374
22=4
62%
19% Jan
3
23
52
31%
2374
20
25
23
38 % May
6
Feb
!
7,100
22*4
3
14% Jun
EXCHANGE
59%
11% Jan
19
3,700
16*4
2574
Jan
29
20% Dei
STOCK
1574
58%
Apr
8
2
40
!'• 16*4
25%
35
17
8
9% Jan
3974
16*4
317b
39
59%
Sutherland
70O
39 74
1674
33
20
Sunshine Mining Co
•_,
Superior Oil of California
23
May 11
1,200
_-63,000
15%
25 74
25
Jan
7,900
37%
111
3174
59
47
59*4
16%
25%
2165
38,800
89
110
59 Va
2
9% Nov
2
3=4 Jan
8% Mar 20
1
-121,800
36%
111
25%
pfd
33,700
51%
57%
58%
2nd
53=b
47%
*05
No par
17
36% Dec
2
24*4 Apr 29
5274
36%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
:'/4V%% preferred series A
25
27
Jun
1695
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
2
9
Jan
38% Jan
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
29%' Dec 30
3
•"
24
Jun
1,400
1
—
common
Corp
57% Jun
..
33%
5
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
■<
39=4
39%
3%
4674
5174
-
89
i
100
31,700
16
—15
Co
Sondstratrd Corp—
Sun Chemical Corp
25.
18G5
31=4 Mar' 3
Mar 13.
40
^
58
5774
19%
3%
3%'
•
4.360
19
!
32%
1
Studebaker-Packard
-'
108
1
1
^
Co—
Broadcasting
74
197 b
75
5
:
Webster
'Sunbeam
\
15% Mar 20
24
20=8 Jan
2
38% May 29
88
24
69
66% Jon
13
& Fuller
&
Storer
26
11% Jan
Aug 14
Apr
15% Jan
Baer
Stone
2
33% Mar 25
50
Apr
26% Jan
6
39%
5
13% Jan
110
110
3
Shares
65
5
Drug Inc—
27% Mar 13
•
the Week
1
i
Stevens?i JhP) ;&/Co. Inc——
vSlewart-Warner Corp 1
12
36%
No par
Inc
15% Jan
9% Jun
29
9
Sterling
3%
*84
20
—20
Stouffer. .Chemical -Col
34=8 July "1
53=4 Jun ,30
55% May
24%' Jan
31
15% Jan
Stairretfc Co CThe)-L S
j
23 %. Sterclvl Bros Stores
59% Jun
Feb
26% Feb
20
39*'a Feb
8
18% Jun
'
20
•
21 «•'
Apr
10
convertible
20% Jan
18
Oct
23 % Jun
9
7
common
17% Jan
-
12
2 v'e Jan
26
Jun
Ohio
42% Jan
V
7
15 = 8 Jan
Jun
..
29
20
.
of
Jersey
preferred
/ $1.20 convertible--.preferred
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corpi—
4
18
33*4 Jun
43
-
8
10 = 8 Jan
17% Feb
2
13% Jan
27% Ogt 22
45% Nov 12
Jan
29
Dec
12
Jan
18
14% Nov 20
.'$1.60
Jun .29
Oil
New
.3=4% preferred ••'Series A.
_100
Standard Packaging Corp com.
1
?•-.
2
61
>11^2 Nov 10
.Standard
7
37% July
8
-
of
20
*
Friday
July 3
x
747%
47
52
24
12
5974 Dec
2
3%;
507«
44=.t Jun
6074 Nov
2
3*4
4574
50
Sep 17
197b'
23
18
2
2074
647%
-
75*4
62% Jan
19
Sales far
Thursday
July 2
65%
*7472
24
21
lflii Jan
36
Jan
19%
64=4.
'
74'%
Standard'Coil Products'Co
47*2 Feb
•66*
65=4
26
35*2 Feb
'
6574
7474
11
42=3 Feb 24
Nov
SALE FBICES
July 1
3% Jan
May 29
Standard Gas & Electric Co____10c
Standard Oil-of. California—'
6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana
j
25
43*4 Feb
HIGH
Wednesday
June 30
cpm___No par
preferred
AND
Tuesday
June '19
Par
20%
2174
20%
20%
20=b
1.374,
15
21
5,700
12,700
u
12% Jan
5% Jan
*30% Mar 25
44
83~b Apr
27% Jan
17
92.
Sep
15
•81% Feb
5
-84
70% Sep
4
80% Nov 10
•
13
24-% Jan
20
9% Jun
tf-
41:; Jan
28
420% Feb
9
32=4 Dec 31
80!» Jun
19-
103% Jun
23
Apr 29
Mar 24
71
94
Apr 25
Jtin^
90
31
2
14
13^'
14
14*4
1374
13=4
13-%
No par
25%
257 b
25%
2G%i
2674
26 %
26*4
267b
8,500
—5
12%
12 7
12*4
12%
1274
12*8
127b
6,100
44
45
44*4
45
45
12=4
4574
4574
4774
7,200
Udyllto
Corp 4The)
Underwood Corp—
30% Mar 13
—1
Mar 16
(Jnion
Asbestos & Rubber Co.
75
Apr
Union
Bag-Camp Rapcr
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric*Co 'common
83
2
149% May 29
•
35%'Mar 1698% Mar
Preferred
4
27
75% Jun
77% Feb
25
May
5
87
Mar
24
44
Apr
29
36=4 Dec
16
33
Jun
9
38% Feb
9% Dec
18
8
Jun
12
3
9% Feb
50% Mar
Corp—.6%
Corp——
No par
10
$4.50 series—:—No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
-V Preferred $3.50 series——No par
Preferred $4 serles_i
No par
18-
May 22
Apr
•
5
51
54% Jun
*
10
0
'
126% Dec 31
2
40% Jan
Nov
20=8 Jurt
14% Jun
6
Oil
of
California—
143%.
143%
145
14574
2,200
8,700
147
31%
3174
31%
3174.
31=4
3174
31%
92 74
92
92
92
92
91
14,300
92
*7374
*7374
77
727i
83
49=4
4874
48%
48
4874
34 To
34%
35
34%
874
874
874
54,600
3574
48
34%
:
180
73=4
*81
48%
3474
4774
34=8
100
77
7274
83
*81
83
;
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72 7%
72'%
7374
*81
83
4
77
*737%
77
7274
7274
*81
10
Paclflc'RR Coieofumon
143
31 %
92
25
Union
Union
19
143=4
142
13 7%
32,600
•
3
Apr •
26=4 Jan
37% Dec -31
18% May
21% Jan
24% Feb
Jan
31
143
Jan
2
108
Oct 27
91
19
.
Jan
Jan
2
May 21
6% Jan
Apr
32% Sep
79% Oct
48
°
8
22% Jan
Union Twist Drill
6
41% July-
1
United
Air
Mar 26
United
Aircraft Corp 'common
Lines
66
Inc.1
136
Apr
3
4%
<ser of
32 % Mar 26
United Artists
30% Jan
United
of
90*2 Jun 29
15
26% Jan
13
G9
7
21
Jan
46% Mar 10
18
8% Jan
2
95
22
Mar 24
■
Biscuit
t $4.50
3374
22%
23
10
39%
4074
40'%
41%
40%
41=4
4074
5
52%
53 74
51%
52 74
517%
5274
52=8
38','4 Apr .10
88% Apr 17
United
Eoard
United
Carbon
65% May
Unlted-Carr Fastener
G-
United-Corp
9% May 19
100
1
prefcrred^iT—No par
& -.Carton
Corp
Col.__—
10
12
37% Mar 16
United
2
22% Mar20
45% Mar 9
United Engineering
40% Dec
30
33% Jun
19
42% Jan- 22
United
50
13
58% Apr
29% Jan
13
16
-
Dec
31
48% Jan
16% Dec
2
31
16% Jan
2
12
13*2 Jun
15
18% Nov 21
32%-Oct 29
33% Apr 29
-78
Dec
4
8%
'9 74
9
974
9
7
*8% Jan
2
-39
Jan
For
3
120
Apr
165
11% Oct
.,47% Feb
footnotes
see
page
34%
"357b
18,000
52
517%
52
20*4
20=4
20
20=8
1,800
137b
14%
14
14*%
6,700
20%
20%
31
30=4
31
43%
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S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
7%
U
8
pi
cominon
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—4
20% <*2074
14%
1474
20%
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42
4474
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8374
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32%
32 %
5074
105
100
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1174
105
106
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150 %
11 =
11%
8
34
Jan
20
10% Jan
7
12
41% Feb
4
-
36% Mar
2
14'% Apr 17
44% May 28
v
5%
class A preference
U 8 'Industries 'Inc
.common
4%% -preferred series A
1—50
1
50
35
11%
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11
44
•
%
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700
21=4
34,400
17%
1%
8,100
52
5174
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31
31
31
3174
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45
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3374
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52
52
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149
11 = 8
36
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3374
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56=4
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105
108
107
110
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149
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11
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40
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29
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46,400
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52
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9,800
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174
27
8
25
2274
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5174
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8% Apr 22
21%
17-4
U
95% Jan
36%
•
34%
52=o
14
147% Jun
36%
22
337%
174
6% " preferred—
1,000
2178
20%
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
6,800
97b
3674
874
3674
5274
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200
63
34%
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1474
1,900
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777%
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974
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36%
,
2074
5274
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1
1
common..
2
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32%
77
25
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62
Shoe
26
17
1,100
767%
62
United
21
Dec
3274
.
32 Va
327%
767%
62 74
7674
20
Apr
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
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10
Jan
102
.-
32=4
7774
6174
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Corp—
United Alerch & Mfrs.Inc
i
United Park city"Alines Co-
Jan
14
Sep 23
32%
-94
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76
Industrial
35
65% Jan
3274
Greenfield
58
.
92 7%
United
30% Apr 28
42% May 6
6
92*4
United
85
11
907%-
34%
16
37.% Oct
7,300
90%
26=4
.,94 »,
35
31% Jun
2
2G*%
3474
4
34
2774
Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—_13'/a
6
34'% Mar.
26%
367%
30
51% Apr
26%
337%
38% Feb
3
2574
21%
30% Jun
2
2% Mar 10'
53% Jun
8,000
25%
34
2
21% July
2,000
31=4
25n
36=4
2
57% Dec
;Jan
-
97
31
21=4
7
2
25
1
16
96
317%
3274
1*2 Jan
2
2
17
96
31
3674
16% Jan
21% Jan
6% Jan
17% Feb
96
3174.
125
1
;;
120
125
96%
31
21%
Co
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*106
96
*107
_5
45% Jan
Jan
17,600
9774
No par
90
-
30,100
5274
31%
125
Foundry-—5
21
2% Oct
-
26% Jan
153
20% July
Electric Coal.jCos_
United Fruit
47% Dec 22
37% May 20
48% Jan. 8
~
2
Jan'
17% Dec
3
Jan
1,600
41%'
3<»8
6174
Gas
13 Jan
.
97/4
*106
.5
No par
(Del)
<Del)—_s..
29
10% Jan
...
337%
2374
America—No par
33% Jun
32
-
33%
23
Corp-i—,
12
16% Oct
_
9,400
227b
33%
23
1955) conv pfd—100
109% Mar 26
9
50% Aug 28
11% May IS
5% Jan
2
3474
22%
33%
2274
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
5
11% Jan
'••34%: Jan
9,900
3374
'
33! 4
:
4%
Jun
34% Jan
<
874
8*4
'
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CO
22% Jun
15
34% Nov 21
27 % Jan
8
No par
Tank Car Co...
24% Feb
Dec 29
8% Nov
Union
4
9G
100% Mar 12
10
45
36
-
37
6
25% Feb
874
8
'
27% Dec
27% Nov 26
37% Jan
17
30% Jan
Aug
2
-preferred—10
26
51% Jun 30
117'% Jun
2
Aug
91
.15% Jan
non-cum
■
?3% Feb
69% Aug
-in
4%
20=8 Jun
6
33% Nov
-52% Jan
26
357%
117%
45
1174
10%
*35
11%
*43
.
357%
12%
45
10
19.600
.
100
20,500
100
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(68)
.
.
.
Monday, July C, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
lear 1958
Highest
Lowest
2
Jan
06
29
Jan
21
Jan 22
Sep
15
82
Jan
88
18
Nov
104% Jun
30
3
41 Va Oct
,
3
29% Jan
2
19
130% May 18
67% July 2.:,
154
33% Jan
19
43
54% Feb
4
32% Jun
Jan
10
2
85% Jan
8
8% Jan
2
6
Dec 10
57
29% Feb
17
84
Jan
16
9
48% Jan
7
Jun
9
36% Feb
18
46% July
1*
26.
....
7
13% Jan
2
24% Aug 27
21% Jan
2
36
22% Jan
10
•
14% Sep 29
Apr
45% Jan
17
»
Dec
Dee
97
11
Jan
Jhij
12% Apr
28V* Apr
36% Dec
3
85
May
8
28% Feb
78'
July
2
22
Oct
2
19%' Jan
2
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
107
40% Dec 17
33% Jun
9
26% Jan
8
113
Aug 29
May 20
24 J
5)0Vis July
17
83% Dec 30
99Vis Apr
8
95
May 13
24 Va Apr
7
42% Nov 20
11
Jan
2
13% Dec
9% Jan
2
17% Oct 29
14V! Jan 20
18% Oct 30
82
Dec
85% Dec
1
9
74
Jan
3
89
Jan
13
97
Dec
'
Nov 13
84
9
39% Mar
Oct
50
5
10
16% Feb
4
47
12 V! Feb
Apr 25
11% Deo
4
48
Dec
31
34% Jan
2
25
2
Nov
19% Mar
7
1% Jan
3
9 %
40V! Jan
9
6
2'5 Vi Jan
12
48% May
4
31% Feb 24
4% Deo
1
3% Jan 21
0
34
15V! Jan
247b Oct
13
2
4
13
35% Dec 22
6
105
Sep 23
83V! Dec 17
31% Feb 28
94
May 20
99% Jun 11
86
May 13
14% Jan
2
48 V! Jan
63
9
f2
2
Jan
Nov
23% Jan
97 V! Jun
16
33% Dec 29
55% Jun 24
83
Aug
8
Dec
11
74 V!
100
4Vaft
91
28
31
70 V! Feb
9
92 % Apr
Jan
21
04
9
7
110
Feb
July
Jun
24
1
112
Feb
54% Dec 31
52 V!
7
63
6
96
10
92% Jan
2
16% Feb
21
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
21
08
Jail
26
28
39
22
67% Mar 30
41V! July 2
40% Mar 30
Dec
Jan
7
,91% Jan
2
4% Jan
2
8% Oct
9
23 V* Nov
5
25 V! July
1
6
38
Nov
487a
Nov" 20
.
32% Jun
100
Sep"~5
Jan
13
10
1$7a Jan 30
33 V! Dec
53V! Mar 20.
58% July
2
102V! Mar 11
7
Jan
7
13% May 22
24% Jan
7
28
Jan
Apr 24
36
Jan
6
48
Apr 13
32% Jan
6
2
85 V! July 10
78
July
2
20% Dec 30
197a May
6% Jan
4
Jan
4
1
,40
8V* Nov 17
49V* Nov 18
39% Jun
17
45% Jan
2
2
37 V* Dec
35% Jun
19
40 V! Jan
23
120% Dec
9
20 V! Jan
7
25% Dec 29
23 V
21'/* Jan
2
32 V* Oct
14
36% Jan
2
53% Dec 31
53V!Jan
2
45 V* Feb
27
74
Dec
70V! Jan
8
30V* Jan
78% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
89
2
94% Feb
2
90% Nov
13
8
91
4% Jan
2
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68 V! Jan
2
16
9
Apr
31
Jun
22
30V* Jan
9
22
14
*
Jan
83 Va Jam
11% Oct 22
129
01
29V! Feb
10
31V! Feb
9
114ViJan
7
22%
Defl 30
20Vi Jan 28
6ft
17Vn
17
17 V
13 V
13%
13%'
Air
<09
88
89 V!
Jun
25% Jun 24
l.BOii
26 V!
26 V!
20
26 Vu
3,800
27,400
57%
50%
57 V!
48
48 V!
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49V*
900
4£V*
44 V
44 V!
44
44%
44 V*
3.400
43 V*
43 V!
44
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44
44
44
31
30 V*
30V!
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30%
30 V!
30%
31
6%
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0%
7%
32 V!
32 V!
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48
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7%
.
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47%
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19
19 V!
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37%
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91%
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88
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35%
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19
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91
91
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80
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37%
37%
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32,100
33 Va
34%
33 Vi
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95 V
28,700
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85 Vi-
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115
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37%
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56%
50
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100
100%
11%
11%
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.
57%
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130
8,700
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28
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48
47
47
47 V!
25
25
Vi
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25 Vi
24 Vi
24%
43 V*
42%
43%
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41 Vi
41 Vi
39% A
39 V*
39%
59 Vi
39%
39 V!
40
78 V!
78!
78
73
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;
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25%
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23
80
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80
23
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23
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8%
8%
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36%
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25
124%
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124 V!
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25%
25%
25%
25 Vi
32V!
54%
76
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32%
32 V!
33
33
55 V*
55 V!
55
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75%
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92
88 V!
.
.
11%
36%
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28
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a
42
100 V!
57%
100%
39 V
220
78
*74
78
42%
55 V!
28
10
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11%
4C-C
19,900
62 V!
56
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2
86%
115
*110
100
11%
a
97 V!
*96
70
94V!
95 Vi'
85%
110
60 V!
96 V!
28
12,800
79 V!
37 V!
97
93 V!
37
60%
96 V!
61%
10
3,800
89 V!
34%
1
'91%
4.8U0
99
37 V!
36%
115
5.800
*
33%
79%
77
37
24%
100
Youngstown Steel Door
10
35 V!
35
99
41%
36 V!
20
6.500
48%
98'
*97
35;!ii
33 Vi
99
*97 V!
99
36 V!
46%
47V!
~
8%
S
140
88
97 V*
36%
10
10.200
v|T
88
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47 V!
41 Vi
58.
11%
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98
1
•
88
87
10
10
2,700
19V!
46%
3? 97
97%
38%
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10c
■...■610
.
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87
44Va
40C
33
35 Vi
92%
87
700
300
125.300
7%
7
19 Vi
35%
*91V!
V!
91%
19 V:;
34 V*
21
10
32 V*
37%
42 V*
par
j
47 Vi
32 V!
40
10%
No par
Yale <3c Towne Mrg Co—
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
18
427;..
*
*27V*
*45 V!
25%
-5
Worthlhgton Corp common
—10
Prior preferred 4V! ft series—*90
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
-No vJr
Wyandotte Worsted Co
38 Va July
2
49% Jun 24
41%
56%
100
10
25
43%
5 6%
*97%
88%
90
77V*
36%
23%
!,1
85%
*110
60V!
96
37
'74
42%
55
10
1
4,100
42 Va
48%
24%
30%
WoolwOrth (F W) Co
2
9 V!
48
44%
97%
Woodward Iron Co
26
9%
26%
' 85
100
Corp
50
9 V!
55 V!
'36
19%
34
51V!
07
10
Service
4,860
91
*88%
91
56 %
■ : 2
5
preferred
1,200
45,700
HOLIDAY
26%
*
'47
J
:
a
9Vo
44 Vi
26%
43 V*
a
*38
10
9%
.
44%
0%
100
No
1.800
EXTRA
■
92
9%
1,0 or
u
<30%
.
5
Co
*36%
a
*48V*
44V*
43 V*
4
Brake'
*
' i-
49
x26%
55%
1
Wisconsin
Jan
133% Jun
—
51V
9%
44 V*
1
preferred
Public
;-;3C
2,200
13 V*
6
15
12% Feb
17
i6Va
13 V*
9
36% Mar
36 Vi Aug 26
119V! Oct 13
a
13 Va
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com:
Mar 25
59 V* Jan
13
33% Nov
Mar 18
27V! Jan
9% Jan
16 V
13V*
50
—
2
Jan
16
13
6
Wllson?Jones Co
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
8
121
15%
1
Pharmaceutical
Wilson :& Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
Jan
Mar 25
37
.
51V a
37
5
Jan
317b Jan
135
50Va
37
1
2
Mar 31
20
CLOSED
1
EXCHANGE
17%
51
Machine common—1
preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
White Stores Inc
1
July
•;STOCK
7'OV-b
:w%
preferred
Wilcox-Oil
70
17 V
51
Corp
27
2
20
I 4'J.
70 V!
'69
70
*69
\
Prior
26 V* Jan
22
95%
100
37
:
88
V
? 200
19%
95%
*99
96
100
5,300
18%
19Vis
~
51 Vi
White Sewing
23
Apr 24
51V! Mar 11
5
20C
51 V!
preferred
5Vift
29
Jun^
10
7,806
12V*
*12
18
7,000
<->xr
37
.$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4V*% convertible preferred
80
White Pental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
•.
l
2
May 26
15
12% July 31
71
Vu July
Jun
39 V!
.
19%
.*95Vis
100
!
37
15%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
-—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
10
97
25
30
Jun
78
49% Oct 21
.
70
10c
17
50%
3.80ft
98% Mar 13
56
[
7
83 V! Jan
May
100
'
3.000
No par
-2.50
Westinghouse Electric common-12%
11
33 V* Apr
Nov
90
100
34.600
17
10
Westin&house
97V! Jun
1 88.V* Jan 29
.
»95*'a"
eoc
3,500
84% 35%
103%' 103%
"80% 83 .
*85%
87
*82
83%
50V* 51
13Vh
1.9%
;
1,400
VTJiOC
70 V*
preferred
—100
Western MarylancLRy com—No par
4ft non.cum 2ncm)ieferred
100
Westerh Pacific RlRTNo par
Western Union Telegraph
.2.50
81
May 5
39% Mar 12
38V! Mar 18
8
Jan
95%
.177a
19%
100%
32
98
31%
34V!
103
103%
*80%
83
*85%
87
83
83
50
50Vis
J2VV 12V*
18%
19%
79
'4-,000
17
4.80ft
94V! Apr 24
2
09% Jan
29% Jan
17%.
19%
49%
79
11,700
69%
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto Supply Co com
Mar 23
7
74 V! Dec
125
5
Mar 31
2
May
02 V! Jan
32
17
Apr 14
33V* July
1
17
46%
4.300
40%
38%
19%
10%
25
25%
33%
34V*
5%
5%
131% 134%
49%
51%
78
78
32
32%
*95%
98
17
\West Penn Electric Co
38
8
10
13
Apr
6
50% Jan
7
,
17
25%
34
i;30C
45%
37%
69 V!
West Penn Power 4%ft pfd
100
4.20ft preferred series B
100
4.10ft preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
13
May
101
2
11%
37%
69
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
5
Apr
90
26
Feb
34% Dec
110
91
46%'
17
Co
4.80ft
Apr 29
102
Jun
71V! Nov 20
Jan
2
10
42
86
17% Jan
Jun
03 V!
96
Dec
May
79% Dec 31
42 V! Jan
July
06
'
69 V!
—
21% Jan 21
19
7
69
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Welbllt Corp
1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
30% Apr 24-
Jun
21%
17 %
Waukesha Motor Co—
16% May 12
91
31%
69 V1
No par
Washington Water Power——No par
33
6
28 V* Dec 31
100
13
50
56% Jan
19
19
103
24% Dec
12
Janl
15
Jun
Jun
' ;' 20
' 17,500
69
—Washington Gas Light Co
4
12
8% Jun 30
36% Mar 9
May 22
May 8
51
4
19 V*
"
54V! May
31V* May 25
46% Jun 12
Mar
94V! Nov
Warner-Lambert
9
July 28
96% Mar
Warner
1
36 V! Feb
35% Oct
;
97
18%
<08
preferred
Industries
7
267a Nov
25% Jan
_
28% Apr
57% July
41% Jun
65
12V*
'94%
100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
12
5
49 V*
,
44%
100
6ft
44% Deo 31
10
74%
43%
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Ward
12
15
84
50
■
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■_
& W_
a
20
19
Jan
95 V* Oct
Feb
40
50% Dec 22
28%
74%
68 V*
—
47% Jun
—
'82'%
49
*12
18%
-100
16
preferred
Co_
:
Ward Baking Co common
Jun
-
83 Vis
87
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*85%
3,200
28%
32
■95%
34%
34%
102% 103
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83%
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87
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83%
49%
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12%
35%
34%
100
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20
47 V 4 Jun
-
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1
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97
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28%
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50
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43%
32 •
81%
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75
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79
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151
5%
6
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6
100
11 Vi Mar 20
8.
44 V* Jan
23
Walker (Illram)
94
24 V! May 12
48
11
16% Fob
May 21
24% Jan
16
2
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6
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130
8—
-
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12% May 19
87 V! Jan 16
95
34% Jan
May 11
33% Mar 30
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55 V!
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33%
46%
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47%
50%
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7
24%
34
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Wagnef Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Nov
25
44%
4,100
9%
80
45%
42%
31%
37
11
G%
100
preferred
74% May 12
21
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36
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11
2
16% Jan 30 *
—
9
10%
123%
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—
17
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33%
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36%
11
25
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common:
10
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preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
8% convertible preferred
i
165%ft preferred
—100
2
2
51
8
17
10
103% Feb
preferred
-
96% Feb 20
2
par tic
14 V! Jan
2
26%
6%
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21%
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9
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$4.20 preferred—
23
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div
46% Feb
15
Apr
Oft
.
28%
—
20
25% Jan
3
Victor Chemical Works
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14
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2
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146
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108
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87% Mar
51
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20% Mar
99V2 Jun
9
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82
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2
12
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2
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Products
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50
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17
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5
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9
14%
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preferred
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37%
35
37%
95
Utah Power & Light Co——12.80
2
3
75% NOV
•
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Upjohn Co
17
23% Jan
Jan
Tobacco
preferred
Universal Pictures
2
36% Apr
2
31% Jan. 5
5% Jun 30
84
42
77% Feb
13
9
80
43%
50%
Universal Oil
8
11% Aug 27
7
9
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Feb
40V! Get
35
38%
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14
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9% Jan ,2
-
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16
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2
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33
51
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40
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14
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31
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57
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4
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40
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1
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81
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5
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46
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119
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145
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U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
United Stockyards Corp
1
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30
Mar
100
21
151
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2
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39% Dec 29
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3
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2
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32% Feb 14
Jan
10
78
6
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26
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7
the Week
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Thursday
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100
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9
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21
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90% Dec
8
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13
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24
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2
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5
8
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16
38% May 16
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28
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7
10
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35
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50
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U S Steel Corp common
16%
24
Jun
*8%
24%
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non-cum
U S Shoe
38% Feb
88% May
U S Rubber Co common
8ft
Mar 11
7
141
32%
32%
10
5
—10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
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3%% preferred series B—.—100
3
Apr
50% Jun 23
97% Dec 30
158% Jun 12
3
Jun
17
May
j.—1
common.
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
58% May 18
99
100% Jan
6
45% Feb 10
53% July 29
51% Jan 13
143% Oct
2
9
31
Co
Sales far
PRICES
July 1
■
143% Jun
14
S Lines
SALE
Wednesday
June 80
June 29
U S
Jan
76
48% NOV 18
154
Jan 22
36% NOV 11
U
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
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4%%
41% Jan
:
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140
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2
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2
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26
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108
Dec
1
5
73
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Jan
24% Jun
95
2
26 % Mar
20
10
28% NOV 20
8% Dec 30
18% Jan
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30% Jan
~
EXCHANGE
Highest
2
2
18
6
a% Jun 17
32% Nov
2
23V! Jan
LOW
NEW l'OKK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
42 V!
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125
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4
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.
petition
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companya
125
129%
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Number 5861
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Bond
Financial Chronicle
Record
(69)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
•
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italic
letters
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calumn
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YEARLY
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each
the
case
month
bonds
the
when
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LOW
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Highest
Lowest
202.14 Nov
-
102.14 Nov
5
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
l
Highest
5
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
4s
Low
High
HIGH SALE
High
98.26
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Wednesday
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98.22
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15 1959-1962
CLOSED
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15
1961
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1978—
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1972
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For footnotes
see
page 29.
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Week's Range
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Volume
Number 5861
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(71)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York Stock
Central RR
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Paper
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90 Vi
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110
93
1976
series
99
Jan-Julf
1972
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Oxford
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1967
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61
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98
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■
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B
1973
—Jan-July
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r
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89 Vi
92
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N
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93
:
93 Vi
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.
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—
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—
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178
79
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•
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75 Vi
94
N
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—June-Dec
90
113%
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148
New
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145
72%
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;
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172
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1987
65
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■
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-
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*.
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-89
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86
Vi"
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75
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Interest
BONDS
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75
Week's Range
"
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Last
97%
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97 Vi
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87
95%
84
93
104
.
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.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
BONDS
New Turk Stuck
Philco
Week's Range
^"st*7
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Exchange
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or
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86
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89%
96
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148
64
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4
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86
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98
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Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
May-Nou
April-Oct
coll tr 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972—
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
99%
85
80%
66
1st
85
73%
100%
„
*79
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
117
78
*77'A
*89%
June-Dec
1970
debentures 1976
193 V*
88%
i
debentures 1987
Bouthern California Edison Co—
3Vis convertible debentures 1970
Gold
203
92
82
95%
1991_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
Jan-July
94%
27
98'A
Feb-Aug
'
debentures
:
RR 2%s
4%s
92%
,
v
„
97
88%
_—
2%s
Gold
Pacific
194
114
April-Oct
1986
1976
Southern Bell Telephone
3s debentures
1979
1982
California 2%s debs
Oil of
226
117
April-Oct
1971
debs
conv
Bocony-Vacunm Oil
•
4
122% 126%
•
__
April-Oct
1982
debentures
4%s
3'As
mtge
87
92%
—.
93
93
'
*96%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Union Tanlc Car 4'As s f debs 1973
Corp—
Bkelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 19C5
Bmitli-Corona
1st
92%
97 Va
*97 %
——May-N6v
.June-Dec
—_May-Nov
—
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Union
84
37%
50
*87%
trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
72 Va
96
.
92
80
1971—May-Nov
193'A
■
93
124
3%s
87 Va
*88%
1983—
1982
Missouri
of
''
*93
__
-Jan-July
s
s
Co
194
*96
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
f
4%s
2%s
Corp
Electric
92
78 Va
87%
-*73%
Impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
226
—
82
88'A
_—•„
87%
92'A
2%s debs 1961
85
—
2%
*78%
87%
1985—Jan-Ju,ly
E
84
84
June-Deo
3.20s
Gas
and
3%s
1st mtge &
■
ser
70%
■
*90
—
Cent ref
Ohio
%
84
90'A
Pacific—
Orleans
of New
92
89
,
82
RR
Union
144'A
June-Dec
1966
^
Co
&
101%
—
May-Nov
-
1977
subord
conv
-,
—
Mar-Sept
1982
Line
Oil
Union
Sinclair
1,952
—.
98 Va
81%
.
123
'
Jan-July
1974
Roebuck &
Bhamrock
141%
*88
121
1st
93
•
1989_Jan-July
1977
& Sons 2%s
debentures
Service
91%
3%s
M
First; mortgage and coll
3s
debentures 1968
104
92%
84
■*—
Union
92
98 Vi
*85
May -Nov
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s debentures 1972
;
5s
86%
54
and refund
Tri-Contincntal Corp
Co—
debentures
Beagram
3s
25
99%
*71 Va
--
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-2Vot>
conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s
3%s
87%
*81'A
June-Dec
88
__
Depot 3'As B 1971
Paper 3s
88
—
Mar-Nov
1989
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard
9
Ry—
certificates
87%
._Feb-Auy
93
86%
—
Mar-Sept
Jan 200C
83
-ApriZ-Oct
77%
87 Va
88
-
Bcioto V & New England
Bcott
77 Va
98 Va
*
Jan-July
2022-
33%
34
1974
89
2
87 Va
133
—■
Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
—
77 Va
%
Co—
1980
A
Louis-Southwestern
First
82 Va
J an-July
19971^-
A
4%s ser A
A5s income debs ser
Bt
87
#
—
__April-Oof
Ry
4s series
90
95%
RR—
M 3'As series
Pacific-Missouri
Tol &
170 Va
841/a
June-Dec
1996
Francisco
mortgage
92 V2
*100%
Term
97 Va
163%
.
Louis-San
1st
96%
and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
refund
841
102
•
84
& Pacific first
Texas
94
140
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
1st
96
Thompson Pvcducts 4%s debs 1982—J.
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
110
—
Mar-Sept
1977
80'A
.4
*82 %
United
1977
debs
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
91
91
■'
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971—:
Et
15
88
April-Oct
debs
conv
78'A
15
97%
B 1970—April-Oct
2%s
conv
6Vis
29
81
and
General
98%
107
Gas & Electric Corp—
Aircraft
Royal
94%
Orleans
New
&
Texas
119
91
—J an-July
1983
Jeneral mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
_
92 Va
Corp—
debs
80%
97%
First
81
166
Jan-July
__
105
First
bl
104%
--
1978
subord
conv
81
20
a
Texas
89%
149
:
Feb-A up
A 1978
\jfs series B
123
98
90
impt M 4s series C 2019-—-Jan-July
impt 2%s series D 1985—-April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
100
118
•
May-Nou
May-Nov
intge 6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
99%
93
"83
Feb-A
{ACon/ol
108
91
St Louis—
of
Assn
High
103
99%
.
*90
.
-May-Nou
1973
.
since
Jan. 1
Low
81
.
Refund and
95%
*—
April-Obf
:——
1
106
92]
99 Vi
Ml'g Co 3%s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elcc Power Corp—
Range
No.
.79%
.
81
Mar-Sept
debs 1973
Bonds
Sold
High
99
Refund and
93 Va
92%
debentures
Terminal .RR
a
87 Va
*88Va
1995_May-Nov
2%s
—
"161
1980—June-Dec
1973
10
"
81
105
•86%
Rbeem
-
92
92 Va
100
94 V
Jan-July
D
debs
93%
92 V a
June-Dec
conv
91V
.
79
flfar-Sept
America
88
*85
—Mar-Sept
1964
94
72%
92%
April-Oct
debentures
2%s
10
97%
87%
5
96
Co—
—
97%
90
a
*—
1977
Thursday's
109% 109 "2
99%
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 19C6——Ja n-July
-Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
-May -Nov
-J an- July
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—
98%
69 Va
refunding; mortgage 3 Vis 1983- April-Oct
debentures
4%s
97%
—
100
—
or
Bid & Asked
109%
1983
Stauffer Chemical 37/as
93
1903—
debentures
and
Gas
76
*69 Va
May-Nob
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968-Jan-Jaly
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Ju«e-Dec
First and
First
&
91
76
*93 Va
*92
May-Noo
—May-Nov
3%£ debs 1981_,
Service Electric
3s« debentures
First
1983
1973—
Procter & Gamble
96
120 Va
89 Vi
92
89 V
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
2—April-Oct
Ja?i-July
^
3s
Co
93
98 %
92
__Feb-Aug
1986
Electric Power
conv
Public
1862
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
1
s
3%s conv 1982-. __April-Ocf
._April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N 3) debentures 2%s 1971 __May-Nov
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1974
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4Vis 1982
—Jan-July
(Indiana)
debentures
4Vas
—
*97%
"97%
1964_Maz/-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1964
series B
5s
gen
105%
—
Week's Ranee
Last
Sale Price
Sunray
Feb-Aug
I 1963_Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1995—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh' Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
-:
1st
383
89
Period
.
Low
103Vi 114
__
*88
V
•
High
i960
mortgage 5s series B 1975
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Cliem
Low
378
lllVi 113
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970June-Dec
General
112V2.
*93%
--—Feb-Au®
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser II
Consolidated
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range since
Sold
High
107
-
1964.1—Feb-Aug
PUlsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 199G June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Bonds
Standard Oil
1984
Petroleum
4Vis
Thursday
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
1986
Jan-July
*65
05%
65
68
Jan-July
*60%
G5
60
65%
Yonkers
96
Electric Power
2%s
1976
Wisconsin
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
1 2029
92
96 %
E
First
First
mtge
Bouthern
5Vis series II
first
Ry
consol
1st mtge coll tr 4,V2S
1983
gold
1988
5s
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
.-
1994
_
Memphis cliv first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2:!is debs 1985
3'As
debentures
ASpokane Internl
Standard
OH
of
gold
California
4%s
4%s
2013
1983
—««
*100% 102
•m-m
♦.92
98
96
——
—'
'
97%
—
96
72%
a
May-Nov
April
Jan-July
101V*
—
1
72%
11
80
109
98
98
96
100
70
a
"7
92
97%
97%
78
96%
103%
5
•
86
—
—
—
delivery
the year's
the
.
85
95
in
Included In
not
95
95
Deferred
Included
77%
81
86
\
sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
range,
n Under-tlie-rule sale not included in the year s range,
r Cash sal*
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§Ncgotiabillty impaired by maturity.
! ^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
1
•Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current wee*.
105%
100
*101%
—4
April-Oct
1983
first
♦96
..
^Bonds'
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
June 29 and ending Thursday, July 2 (Friday, July 3, being an extra
Holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Ex¬
change itself and is intended to include every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Thursday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
'_1
Inc
Consol Industrie's
Shards
Low
High
5
100
9
5,600
5%
Jan
1,500
17%
Jan
4Vs
Jan
High "
5'A Mar
9'A Jun
Alabama
Great
Southern
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
7%
7%
100
75'A
8,600
53%
Feb
1
10%
10%
10%
3,700
9%
Jan
13% Mar
1
5%
5%
5%
2,800
43iMar
9'A Mar
33.
8%
98
\
f
Shares
High
-50
71 'A
7'A May
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
May
Alan Wood Steel Co
5%
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
preferred,
Inc
i
%
13
!8
85%
85%
86%
35
33] a
35
100
85
85
85
1
6%
6"
7
Jan
% Jan
3,900
131
10
preferred—100
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
LOW
13%
•
50c
Jan
,
Week's
Low
Par
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
AJax Petroleums Ltd
72%
22%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
21%
22%
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
«/a
1
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
page
8%
Thursday
1
Inc
Aerojet-General
see
9
22
5
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
5
10
Products
Co
For footnotes
1
Week's
V.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
.
Jan
19
Jun
1% Jan
144% May'
91 Va
Apr
150
8 5'4
May
4,100
23 Va
Jan
35% Mar
Jan
85
5Q
1,40(
78
6%
Jan
8%
Mar
Apr
< *
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
.
Monday, July 6
.
1959
(74)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
High
All American
—
1
Dredge
10a
Engineering Co
46
46
100
34%
Jan
49
17
15
18 V
14,500
147a
Jun
18% July
10%
14,900
fi-ft'i
Feb
10% July
7
Feb
9%
Apr
3% Jan
3% Jan
5%
Jun
9%
8%
—.
9%
8%
4%
4%
5
86,400
9%i
1
Alleghany Corp warrants —^—
Allegheny Airlines Inc,
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
5%% convertible preferred
1,000
5,000
51 a
4%
5
"
v
10%
10%
11
500
8%
55
53
55
1,100
12
13V
10,400
Feb
Alaco
15V
14
15:%
3,600
11%
Jan
lnc__*.
Canadian
American
Book
77%
—-1
Corp....:
Co
American Laundry
1
Inc
20
20
Machine
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Meter
Co
•
;
.
300
7%
3,800
714
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—21
American. (Petrofina Inc class A
I
American
Photocopy Equip Co
6eal-Kap
Corp
of Del
2
f>% preferred
-f
American Writing Paper
•
American
Oil Co class A__
Anacon
Lead Mines
Canal-Randolph
Capital
Carey
17%
Carolina
40%
11%
43%
43%
1,000
44%
Anchor
5,000
30
18%
42,200
Film
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
4.72%
5
Apr
iJfC
20%
21%
1,800
8%
8%
8%
700
7%
7%
7%'
3,600
6%
0%
300
5%
Jan
23%
90%
21%
24%
17,500
13%
Jun
90%
93
33%
130
I
32%
33%
Apr
Jun
—.
.
Armstrong Rubber class A
—I
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
__1
Feb
4,200
11%
Jen
21
30%
32%
8,700
21
Jan
9%
10%
16
32%
25,600
5% Feb
4
12%
12%
13
3,500
6% Mar
23%
23%
24
700
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated. Electric IndustriesAmerican dep rets reg_i;
i
400
.
Stores
1%
1%
1%
22
7,300
1
Associated Laundries of AmericaAssociated Oil & Gas Co
1
_la
Bupply Co
•
2
Jim
3V
3%
3%
1,000
3v*
2%<
2%
2%
1,400
2% Jan
Jan
11%
27,800
125
.21% Jan
"2%
2,500
3%
2% Jan
28%
2%
■
13 y8
27%.
12
27%
}'g
10a
~2%
Apr
1% Jan
•
59%
Atlantlca
_fp
2%
10 pesos
13 V
12%
13%
1,700
3V
3y8
3 V
12,600
del GolfoSugar
Atlas -Consolidated Mining
60%
2%
700
2%
59
6,600
64
Jan
2% May
6%
j
151/4
l€o
Corp„.
,
Automatic Steel Products Inc
1
7%
15%
13,400
9% Jan
15%
19%
,
21%
3,500
1,700
'r
com
Non-voting non-cum preferred——1
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
3
x7
4%
4%
300
49%
.^ft,ft-,
49%
100
Jun
Mar
5
Cook
*
..
39%
4,660
15
26%
5,800
16
Jah
50s
,,
.1
B
JUS
too
,
8%
7%
6,200
13%
4,900
IV*
IV* Apr
8% Jun
3% Jan
~3%
3%
4
3,600
16%
17,600
Jail
11% Jan
41% Mar
13% Mar
10% Jan
5% Jan
44%
44%
44%
1,300
1,200
17%
17%
7%
18%
2,700
19%
19%
7%
6%
I
Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
__i
•
•
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer—
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power—
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
.
;
50
•
6%
300
11%
3,700
18
18%
2,400
36%
38%
4,900
6%
38 Va
|
1,600
10%)
10%
common—.
7%
»
97%
97%
20
22%
22
23%
5,000
14%
14%
14%
500
9%
2%.
2%
2%
600
1%
20% May
5%
5%
13,500
2,700
6% Jan
119
200
63
41
350
39
2%
2%
2%
6,500
37%
38%
3,700
36%
preferred
Brown
7
643
•
6}J May
13%,
18,100
<39%
1,000
7%
10%
5,800
IV*
Jun
9%
10%
3,600
8%
Jan
14%
7%
7%
■
.
16%
16%
8%
9%
900
•
Buell Die
6c Machine Co..
Bunker Hill
(The)
■
9
2%
100
9%
,
1,400
15%
1,200
10%
10%
10%
1,800
'%
%
%
Feb
Dome
6 800
3%
3%
100
1
,
Diversified
8%
12 Vis
~3%
8%
9-
Dominion
Dominion
8%
Apr
„
4% Mar
17%
Feb
13%
Jan
% Feb
„
2%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
1,700
$2
Jun
Jan
10% Mar
•
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power common.,
$3.00 preferred.
;
$2.50 preferred—
100
ji
28
26%
3%
3%
20
19
28
3%
20
'
50
58%
l
6%
I
8
Canada Bread Co Ltd.
'
;
Canada Cenient Co Ltd common
'
5P%
58%
•
page
33.
58"
■—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
see
19
'
__
48
.
50
318
3%
37%
37%
11,900
2Q0
1
34%
33%
~i%
~4%
Jun
-Apr
Apr
55% Jan
250
8ft
7%,
JfCri-
2% Feb
5,600
50
6%% preference
;
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
25%
10,900
t..aq
6% <•cumulative preferred.
Calvan Consol Oil As Gas Co__
Camden Fire Insurance..
Fpr footnotes
3,400
Jah
1
5% Mar
23% Jan
1
36%
-Jan
38
5
Feb
5
38
Mar
34%
700
33
Jun
5ft
66.200
"3
liar
3PT
,
51/4 May
Jan
12',a
Jun
14% Feb
Jan
Jan
141/2
Feb
13%
8%
600
1
16% Mar
Jun
Jun
20 ft
4ft'a
3 ft
Jan
10% May
4ft4
Apr
21%
1
33,000
12,200
20 ft
4
63,700
8 ftft
100
12 ft
38V
:
Jan
Apr
3V<
•'
121,8
1
2
May
•IV
1 ft4
..
•
•
3;600
42%
38%'
•
V
2% Jan
Jun
45 'ft-
Jun
J.I
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Jun
Jan
9
Feb"
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13
Jun
15% May
4
r
V
7 -=
"16,700
•
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■■
Jan
19%
-
Jun
29
ft
12%May
;
Apr
1
1%
-
540
:.
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6
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20y2 Apr.
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series ,B„--
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common———7.50
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28% -Jun
147
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50.0500
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32
300
,
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,
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$6 preferred
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ft
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3ft i
1
:
8%Mar
July
V13
600
1
42-
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ft
*
17%
WA
49ft4'/
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
ft
American dep rets ord reg—
_10a
Duraloy (The) Co.—
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Durham Hosiery class B common——*
Duro Test Corp
____1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co....
Dynamics Corp of America
_l':_—.1 ^
.
14
3%
20-
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Eastern States Corp common-—^$7 preferred series
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pn
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May
5500
10% Mar
22% Mar
Jan
6fta
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500
-
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15
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2V Jan
7% Jan
,
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7Vi Jan
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52
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Jun
Jun
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Calgary 6c Edmonton Corp Ltd
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.17%
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(Allen B)
Jan
2% Apr
21% Feb
20% Apr
18%-May
1-3%
Dorsey (The) Corp
1
Douglas Oil Company——:.i
Dow Brewery Ltd——
—_—•
Draper Corp:
—•
Drilling & Exploration Co—
1
Driver Harris- Co——_———10
DuMont
Jan
'
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new
10%
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Feb
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Apr
25% 'Apr
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28%
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Jan
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26%
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5
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Jun
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Jun-
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2500
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.7V..r8ft.":"?600
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Jan
9%
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Dominion Bridge Co Lta.
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
12%
,
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20ft ft
100
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21
14% Apr
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4% Jun
Jun
Apr
8% Jan
2% Jan
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shares
Burroughs (J P) As Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp.....
2%
15%
2.50
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Jan
Jun
10
'
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Corp.
15%
7% Jan
7% Jan
600
11%
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9%
l
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7%
9
10
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1%
i 1,400
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j *5$»
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9%
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300
50c
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12% Jun
Mar
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class
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29
1,700
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-
-
8%
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__^1 >
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.
1
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—;.__1
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8%
12%
16%
serial
Detroit
i
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12% Apr
ft ;
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5%
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100
,ft .14600
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20 a
fl
debentures
Desilu
41%
39%
1
%%
8%
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Jan
8ft Jaii
13%
1
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Dejay Stores
Dennlson Mfg
8ft Feb
1
B
....
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7y* Mar
37
Jan
37 300
1
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Apr
46
Jun
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l %
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20
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9%
7 ft
..'
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-
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Davidson
100
•
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Davenport
41 % May
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600
710
5%
Feb
126
'2ft Jun
38%
10
*
34
Jun
.1
Brown Forman Distillers
Feb
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
40
l
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118
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■
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27,400
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Daitch Crystal Dairies (new com)
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16% Apr
3% Feb
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7%
710
'v.-
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27
Jah
Jan
7%
•
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43%
100
7%
gl
_£1
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May
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.
5
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12%'
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preferred—..:
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Jan
96
5%
41
Jun
33%
«
11.700
r
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.27
35«
3% 1--<5 %-• I" •
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common..
Tobacco
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan :Oil
Mar
9
24%
18% MaT
4% Jan
6% Apr
15,% Apr
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.
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reg
45%
42,
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■
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Cuban American Oil Co
16% July
13%
4
Buckeye' (The) Corp
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$
12%
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.
'8V2 Mar
Jun
1
.
108
Apr
Apr
70
11% Jail
■
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39%
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Crystal Oil & Land Co common—
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■
4
..10
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12%
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s
2%
10%
BVa
10,800
12%
Brad Foot© Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light &fiPwr ord—*
Breeze Corp
P
—.1
Bridgeport Gas Co
1_
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BrlUo Manufacturing Co
_•
4%
1%
1%
11% Mar
32 '
6V Jan
6,500
-/.5ft
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic—-*
Mar
24"% Mar
Feb
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l/.Fe'c-:
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16
27 ft"."- 26%
Co
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Crowell-Colliei Publishing
Crowley Mllner & Co.—
9% May
Feb
Carrier
Creole
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26
17% Jan
,
Mar
85
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26 V
20
127% -130 " ,ft.'
41%ft-.. 39%
1
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2ft Jan
5
13%
5%% prior cumulative preferred-lOQ
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1.50
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.
Brown
v
Apr
21%
24
18%
ord
7
1,900
19
23
——
dep rets
8%
21
.—25
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Amer
Jun
4% Jun
Reynolds
Courtaulds Ltd—/
Mar
14»4
-
8
&
7 •>-:*.
6%>
.
& Engineering—1
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73% May
• Jan ft
.
14V Jar-
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1
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4% Apr
12
4
Beanie Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Inc
Blauner's
.
V
—I
—
Beck (A 8) Shoe Corp
BeH Telephone of Canada—
Be lock
& Co
lft
4,300
7.60
;
Bearings Inc__
Bobble Brooks inc
Bohack (H C) Co
I ft
Jun
•V 26% July
Jan
23%
1
A
Beau-Brummel Ties
1%
*
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Bayview Oil Corp common.
Blumenthal <8)
3% Jan
2,600
4
3
Basic
class
3%
3%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Brothers Corp
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convertible
8
67
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&
5 % Mar
-
inc
Corroon
Jan
42%
Feb
19
8V<
Barker
11%
Jun-
8,900
33%
24%
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American shares.
Banff Oil Ltc?„,
6%
7%
8%
38
Baker Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Barry Controls Inc class
Paint
Coro
A
ft 10
<5.000- .;
lft. -Tft'-ft 4,900
15V* r
1
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
-r
Class B non-votipg——
Bailey 6c Selburn Oil 6c GasClass
>
"'l%ft
—4
;
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130 ft-.V "
,
Lines
Mar
24
Jin
»% r: •' 1.600
•
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:'60
'6%
Sand & Stoiie Co...——_.l,
Air
11% Apr
23:ft4
i
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-8% Jun
23% Apr
v
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2Vo
-
28%"
•
9% ftft. -95«'<
£' V-
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:
llOo
Coptinental Materials' Corp^——10c
50% May
Jan
14%
69%
28%
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Apr
7% Mar
3% Jan
35
8,500
62,800
ft
»"
-
Oift vtc___—_10e
Continental
Jar
'■6'%* Jar.
"
Equipment
Continental
26%
7%
15% Feb
3% Jan
%
4l,%
.18:ft 19^2V
'
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Ltd—
'
7% Mar
Jar.
17%
.
Cofasolidate'd ' Mining ft; Smelt Ltd— *
Consolidated Royalty Oil—i—...—10
Consolidated Sun. Ray Inc
;
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4% Jan
May
.'4%
-..200
"5.690
.
/ 22
.
3% '
69%
:—.1
—
:
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Farm
Diesel
Feb
H Jan
jan
v
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.9%
22L
.
19%
5
10
Inc
Co
Consol
May
Jan
Mar
20
Jun
3
15 y8
21%
_
Audio Devices Inc.:
12%
ft
"TT's
Connelly Containers Inc..50c
Consol Cuban-Petrolettm Corp
__20c
Jan
&
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option -warrants
Atlas Plywood
5^:,
.1,400
.7%
...
8ik
.
22 %
2.50
Mining..—:
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Oil
Apr
.
~
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Community Public Seijvice.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1965—.1
3% Apr
52
7i_
.
200
fxU
ft20S»_21
8"%
10
;
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Colonial
Jun
106%
102
_•
5hi..
2
common—
Ltd—1
Cockshutt
Jun
65%
108%
Jur.
ft Mar
;
Jan
22% Mar
14. Va Feb
Feb,
101
-500
:
"7%
1
of Anierica—
Coastal Caribbean
-
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Lino Co
Co
Colon
Apr
15%
^,54%
120
i:-;%,
Hosiery Co!
—10
Clayton & Lambert ipatiufacturlng—4
Clopay Corporation— i—_——
__l
Club Aluminum Products Co
Feb
30
,5,900
57%
t
Claussner
8% Apr
5% Jan
7ft Feb
lab
preference
Controller
Clary
29% Mar
Jun
1%
.
_£1
Inc..
Associated Tel 6s Tel—
Class A participating
10
58%
101.1. 101%
100
pfd—-.100
4%
common—
Clarostat. Manufacturing Co
13% May
2.50
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp..
Liglit
&
Investors
Cinerama
Jan
16%
16
:
13%
Jur.
Jan
;■
Corp.i.
Chromalloy Corp——f——
33% May
11% May
Convertible
Associated Btationera
100
9%
-r.:.-.
/May
'2%
Apr
27%
101%
Apr
16
Aiir
10%
25
700
..10
i
preferred^_4
Power
Christiana
Clark
Jun
ii;600
,_l
♦
PoweriCo—
Consolidated
Chief
68% May
46% Jan
90
100
12%
27%
10% .10-%
of
Charter Oil Co
Jan
Jun
1ft
11%
•
8% Mar 1
11% Mar
27%
2s 6d
Cherry-Burrell Cori> I
:
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.——
.Chicago Rivet & Machine
99% Mar
31%
5,900
14,100
67%
62%
66
24.%
41%
Maine
Chamberlin
Apr
89% "Jun
•.5,100
i
-
Mar
8
B ord
rets
& Co—.:.
Corp
Convertible
Feb
9%
dep
(A M)
Century
r
Jun
11%
Jan
6%
22%
8% May
%
1,700
1:U
i
$1.50 conv preferred———•
<
.♦
Century Electric Co
•
——_—..lo
Jan
21%
-
Armour 6c Co warrants
.
Jun
5,900
Jan
i4.%'
,
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Mar
1.3% July
5
10%
:.a
pfd——* t
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Jan
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preferred
Associated Food
Feb
I
3%
1,900
5,800
20o
100
f
i
pfd
Louisiana Gas Co_
Power Ac
u
2.40
1
"A" shares
Arkansas
3%
%
ft
12%
—
—
Inc
Co___—
Products C'orpi
Central
Feb
37
1
5
1
__5.50
Corp
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3.50%
Jun
1%
31
3%
%
4%
•XA
^
Central
18-Wuly
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical &
50%
4.7f
Anglo Aiper Exploration Ltd.
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
'
Apr
Jan
13-n
Ajne!rica__——J-1
Cenco Instruments Cdrp
:
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Central Iladley Corpl
1
12%'Jan
Jun
Jo
"
2
-
Co
CatalJn
Feb
10%
v.
Jur.
9.500
-
Caslle
Jan
4%
17%-
18%
7%
*1%
Casco
May
45%
36
Jun
9
48%
47
47
3%
Products
Post
45
Jan
6,400
9%
9%
9V
Carter
May
19% May
Jan
7%
.
53% Apr'
1%
12%
3'7,'900
Ltd—
American
40% May
31% Jun
20s
—
Jan
Jan
38
1,100
13-%
14%
& Kennedy
'
«igh
Jan
ft \ -i 2,500
12%
-7%
1
1
rl%
ft
pfd__10
Products
Jaa. 1
Low
28%
i
~13%
Minerals——6c
Power & Light
Carreras
51
33
12,400
40
City
Baxter
Carnation
Jun
38%
16 y«
40
1
Ltd"
10%
43% Jun
10%
American Thread
Amurex
Jan
1%
Ltd partic
Petiofina
Range Since
High
.
"
Feb.
86
Ltd
Northwest Mines & Oils
Can
Shares
•
__10c
1
Canadian. Williston
14% May
17% Mar
Jun
77
.20
____
American Electronics
79%
0%
—100
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 preferred
American Beverage
Ltd
'
11% May
65% Mar
Feb
12%
36%
8%
Co
Oils
Low
Ltd.-——/*Vft
Canadian Javelin
5% Mar
Jan
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper Corp.-
Dock
&
Canadian Homestead
Jun
46
for Week
k
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Aigemene Sunetzljdo.N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Urantum Mines. Ltd
'.AX
Sales
Range.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
...
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Vf Prices
Thursday
IILY %
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Thursday
.Jan
177
12V
•
Feb
Jun
"18%Mar
Jan
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Volume 190
Number 5861
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
31
(75)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
STOCKS'
Wcek'a
Last
Range
Pay
Electric
Bond
&
Electrographic
:
Electronic Communications
^
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Corp oi
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Inc—
34%
40%
l;
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400
41, ILtv- 11%
lib
lib
30
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17%
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11%
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341b
1-7%
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4%
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7 -
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7%
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850
40Tb
10,500*
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1,300
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&
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.
CommoD- slis of beneficial int—.
V. $% preferred,—. "V7,
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Faraday/Uranium Mines £td__'_ui
_
—
%
Jan
*19%
179
152
3,800
9,500
-
12%-Jan
15%
-
6'
115.%
:
50%
Jan
30
r
-1,000
15%
-
—rii——J,
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Co;Inc'-nnl
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Ltd
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reg__Li_ i—£i .Coi._ii.Di—fziii111.25--I
9%
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11%
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1 9ii
-
j'■
4
:-
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2,800
Apr
34% Jan
1'.
Mar
3:^
;;'5% Jan
":l
•
48 '
5%
preferred
commoii—
i
39%
100
Gellman- Alfg Co
_i-;. <
Generak Alloys CoI____ 1
;
_
Genevsf
cah'-'ertible
5%
p
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30
•':v.^3,T-b
.
%
7,600
49-
-- •
3,600
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^
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•
13%
3
Great WesternFinancial
Co
Great Western
common—COC"
1_1
6^». preferred scries A——30
Gree* Hydraulics-.
—_'.50c
Gridalk Freehold Leases
n:
9c
Griesettecic Company
Grocery Stores : Products
Gul^ st. Western
H
—5 ••;
:
11
2
•
.
21
3%
—l_25c
4
10%
20%
7!a
.
110
>.
9%
Lithographing Co———
lOq
Bishop, Iuc__—————-—10c
y
.-*32;-'
64%
—i—.
G5
33
45%
..1
49%
Heller fW E> & Co
preferred
Herculea
5%%
9
pfd———100,7
& Electronics
25c
•
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——E;-:
—
8%
700
65%
33
96
74
.5 !-:;
r 3J'u
6
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3%
9%
.■
54% Feb
Clasa B
Ltd
class
A'_
—_
T
—
Horn- As Rardarf, Baking' Co
Horn- & Hardart common
5%f preferred
Howeli Electric
:
Motors
16%
15%:
,15 3 4
l4!b:
33
Jan
49%
Jan
51
!
T-
54 %
-
-31%
54
'
.
*-34%.
:
1
Co—
1
Hubbelk(Harvey) Inc
5
Humble Oil & Refining_'±—_•
Manufacturing Co:
5
HydromcCals Inc
56%
8%.
14 %
2.50
HygradeFood Products—,
:
Mar
Jan
27%
:_5
.
Industrial Enterprises Inc
2^
1
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—• 50c
1,900
2Tb
31 Vz
Jan
4%
32
•- 500
Co Inc
:_25c
Co of North America——i_5-
For footnotes
see
page
33.
Mining Corp Ltd
-
5"b
7!b'
--
130
1
Co
Hone
1
common
States
4%%
Petroleum
1,700
7%
7,500
♦
~i'%
1%
~1%
200
Jan
--
18% Mar
18%
Feb
26% July
51
Jan
65% Feb
82
64'A Feb
6.
12
3%
3
3%
13%
13%,
15%
10%
13%
10 %
18%
17%* 19%
3,700
13%
15%
1
2
50c
Piping Co——
—5
50c
common—
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
————'•'
Minnesota Pwr A3 Light, 5% pfd
100
■
Apr
8V4
Feb
Jun
18% Mar
Jan
*11? Mar
14k Jan
500
Warrants
1
10%
—
Jan
15
Jan
18% Mar
200
10Va
Jun
11%
Apr
10% Feb
6,700
13% Jan
19% Feb
,23% Jan
'
24%
900
7
7%
800
Jan
291
Mar
5%
Jan
8
Mar
34%
~7%
Jan
38
Jun
14%
200
13% Jan
99
125
97
38%
38%
100
31
10%
1
14%
97
98%
11%
3,700
1%
9,900
43%
11,000
2,200
1:
42%
41%
32
1
3% May
2% May
12% May
10%
8V4
5,700
24
10%
"ctfs"
Feb
Jun
'
10c
RR
100
100
100
*
preferred
4.50%
Chemical
1
Co_
Moody Investors Service partic prcf
31%
33 %
87
871
87
-
16% Mar
Jun
104% May
Feb
10 Va
39
Jun
Jun
20%
Jan
42 Jan
1% Jan
37
Jan
52% Apr
21-,
Jan
41V* Jan
144
6%
Metal
Products
com
cumulative
Apr
Vernon
8,400
46
143 V4
5%i
20%
159%
150
3%
100,
2% Feb
5%
20%
5%
900
21%.
2,300
158 % 160
800
Apr
4%
Jan
16V»
138-
1
2%
23%
23
26
5
33%
33
33%
500
2.50
10
12%
11%
12%
2,800
50c
Muter
Apr
157% Mar
Jun
44Jan
1
Inc
92
"9%
9%
9%
6,400
5%
1,800
10%
2%
2%
4,600
3.100
20% Jan
12% Jan;
3%
100
& Tel
320
14%
97% Mar
Jah
% May
'
3%
2.50
Milla-Inc
States Tel
TV
4
1
145%
14%
46
14%
90% Jan.
86V4 Feb
86
1
Clemens
20
93'
*•
Mt
preferred
Mt Diablo Company
10% Mar
-
Mar
'
Feb
138
91
1%
22
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
•
50% Feb
4% Mar
Jun
4Va
7J/4 Apt
24% Jun
165
68%
Jan'
10!b
Jun
20 % Mar
22%
35% May
Jan
4%
Apr
5 4s
Nachman
5,100
39%
Jun
48
800
13%
Apr
147b
7%
Jan
,
Napco
National
Hess—
(Mich)—I
Feb
3%
Jan
3% Jan
117
.Jun.
National
7% May
97/e Mar
147!2 Mar
•
National
National
6%
17,200
6
6%
14,300
7%
Jan
>
Apr
2% Mar
28%
Jan
37 Y4 Mar
13% May
Jan
36% Apr
Jan
12
Jun
12% May
May
24%
1,450
22%
3.800
Stores
1
13
Petroleum Ltd
25c
2}h
2
1
10
11%
30
24%
1
37%
&;
5
Machines
Industries Inc—
Research
Rubber
Starch
Corp
<■
Machinery
&
Chemical
.1
*
200
Transit
Co
1
6%
Jun
7
Jan.
4%
Jun
8% Feb
4V»
Jan
7j/4 May
3% Max
Apr
23% May
16
Jan
12% July
28% Mar
22% July
18
Jan
4*
2%
10,100
2V4
Jun
413 Mar
11%,
500
10%
Jan
13 V4 Mar
29%
31%
22%
25%
37%
11,500
3,100
Jan
Jan
25 y* May
35%
"7%
~8
3?8
4
2
2,600
15%
17
<
39% May
4
1,800
•
400
31
May
17
10c
National Steel Car Ltd
Jan
Jun
11%
*
National Telefilm Associates
National
3%
5
2%
12%
Mfg
Apr
5%
6%
20
National.Presto
8/s Feb
6%
1
23 %
National
90,
18,600
12%
Feb
23%
1,300
6%
11%
22%
Jan
Jun
6%
5%
1
Electric Weld
National
Jan
G
6%
3
Bellas
6%
&
Milling Co
Brewing Co
11%
—-1
Alfalfa Dehydrating
National
79%
11
B
1
Industries Inc—
Jun
14
28% Jan
11%
1
Corp
Namm-Loescr's Inc—;—-2.
'
Jun
->
,
N
Apr
Jun
Apr
10% Feb
7
;
Company
13% Mar
47
1,100
73
7
preferred—*
conv
Feb
33 r
66
Jun
2,400
70
7%
8%
37% May
17% Jun
Feb
•
42
2,600
73
1
National Casket Company
7%
3,350
2,200
convertible
National
5%
600
61%
10
Corp
Jan
14%
5%
26%
58:%
10!b
6% Jan
-■
25%
38%
13!
123% 130
10%
25%
60
Jan
Apr
102%
Jan
160
Jan
18%
Jun
55%
3,000
Jan
10%
24%
Corp
Jun
Mar
53% May
128% Jan
66%
>2
11%
24
Chemical
34
28'
100
16%
-4.100
18,200
Feb
24%
Muntz
81
31%
16'%
5%
1
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_
Muskogee Co
700
,
29%
16%
28%
1
Jan
Jun
14%
18%
59 V*
Jan
Jun
14%
42%
8,000
29% Jan
21%
15%
3,000
13 3 8
7,400
20%
Jun
21%
3.400
41%
26
19%
Jan
Mountain
16%
24! 8 Mar
22% May
24
19%
34%
Mount
15%
Jun
23% 'Jup
Jun
21
26
16%
11%,
11? Apr
19% Mar
Monongahcla Power Co—
36!b Mar.
2% Apr
1% Jan )i
v
21 Va
Jun
140
600
2V» Apr
Jan
6,500
Jun
10,200
21%
%
10% May
3,200
3,400
54-
51 '1
21%
5,700
8,100,
36%
38!b
43%
1%
11%
11
1% May
22%
Jan
43 V*.
1%
1%.
11%
1,400
22
Feb
1,800
1%
343b
29%
10,800
1%
22%
43;
1,300
1%
35
100
900
'
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
3!-i May,
Jan
Jan
.250
16
287/a July
1
s.—
Montrose
Jan
9
80
13% Apr
15 V* Jan
Co—
15% May..,
.
16
Industrial Plywood
Insurance
&
Co
7% July
57
iV.
IOV2 Jan
10,100
•
7%
v
77%
5
2,200
28%
1
National
Imperial Chemical Industries^Amerka» dep rets ord
reg^——-£1 •
5!0
ImperiakColor Chem A: .Paper Corp—10
43J,4.
Imperials ©il (Canada )
'
41%
Imperial: Tobacco of Canada—13%
Imperiak Tob of Gi Brit & Ircland-^El
Indianapolis Pwr &i Light 4%. pfd—100
81%
13%
26%
Jan
5
300
27%
12
£1
Mirro Aluminum Company
'
55%
8%,
27
12%
Mar
34
,
:
2.50
-preferred series B
:
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
12 %
a
14% Mar
27% Jan
31%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
12% May
17!b May
77!;
^
———
Apr
warrants
Johnson
Midwest
6% Mar
12
Hurt* Lock &z
11%
1
Miller Wolil Co
Jun
75
.
31/4 Mar
♦
7,100
%
7
4.80%
35%
62 Va Mar
'
14%
10c
4% Apr
10% Apr
—100
;
20.
Jun
13%
24
50c
18% Mar
225
Jun
150
1
Feb
3,200
,
Jan
49!b
29%
Stores
37%
t
1%
137/a
29
lc
2% Jan
55
4,800
1.300
10,300
16%
^
—
July "
Jan
••8Tb Jan
31% May
54 %•
^1
Oil Corporation
Co
Middle
Jan?
100
"
25V* Jan
Jan'i.
15
.
Public Service Co
Midland Oil Corp $1
Mid-West Abrasive
July
12%
Jun s
,
52 %
:
11%
*
2%
7V4 May
Jan')
6%
12%
20
16%
"
97%
Hoover-Bali &, Bearing Col————10:
Hornrek (Geo A) & Co__:
!:
%—15
250
28%
M
51
'
2
250
6,100
5% Apr
53%
2,50
4.40%
51
2
7%-
33% Apr.?
4% Jan
_1
Jun
Holophane
37 7 b
29% '■
7-
10%
i
30c
Jun
6,700
706
13 %
28%
^_1
6%
2,000
-
12%
28%
2
"t-'
Michigan Sugar Co
6r/o preferred
Apr
Jun
May
100
^50
Co
13!b
3%
-
(The)
Jan
1,900
8%
12%
5
Lunkcuhclmcr (The) Co
Micromatlc
Jftrf
8
75
'/1% Jan
1,900
15
~7%
1
;
C-%
3%
•
Shipley
30
5% '
10
Chain—
1.000
31,700
1
Jan
33%
'
Jan
-
,
Michigan
6% Mar
Jan
4%
21.30C
-
1%
^; '
Jan
40
5%
-Jan
5
Metal & .Thermit Corp—
May
5la Jan
1,000
6%
32%
Home Of! Co
Steel
Menasco Mfg
9% May
10% Apr
2% Feb
94% Jan
71i
Jun
-
15,500
1%.
i
15%
11%
33%
1
19%
120
2! a.
Co
._x—
Holt (Henry J &; Co___d
Jun
12%
33%
1
3
8%
-.4,000
16%
-7%
3,200
3
8%-JMa?
Jun :
9%
1
::
com
Industrifb-Lnc
30
200
•
13
..
12%
Inc
(R G> Inc
(J W) Iirol
McKee (A G) & Co.
30%
t
24,400
;12%
-.
191/4 Jipr
14% Mar
5,c
cumulative preferredLithium Corp of America Inc
Martin
74% Mar-
'Jan
5'
400
51
'f-y.
Jan'*.
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
9% May
■1% May
2,900
13%
-
4%
1
3,000
tJ. 32^'
-
29,800
3%
Marconi
11Tb Mar
1%
--
3
Jan
7%
Maulc
Jan
3r!b.
14%
9Va
7%
Mays
8!'o
32%
-
14,200
Iron
3!b
Corp^
Inc—
14%
Mcsabi
——ls-^"
,_25c.;
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines——5%„.
Holly; Corporation—I
60eHolly, Stores Incl^__——
D7
Hofmani*. Industries
13% Mar
13%
7%
I
Mages Sporting GoodiL:
Apr
34
♦.'713%
>
Jun)
14%
25c
r" Jan i
1,100
—5
Corp
18% May
Jan
72%
33b
—-2.50
:—
Holfroai* International
,
21% Jun
13 !4
Jun
.166?b
.
6%
Jan
*
6%
95%
...
9,100
11%
Masscy-Ferguson Ltd
29%
850
;
12%
13%
Hoe £B> & Co Inc common
ClasaAl
Tourncau
Magna
Feb
500
45%"
16%
Highway Trailer Industries com_u—25c ,>
5%,
convertible
preferred—
_16
Aircraft
Refineries
Apr
,400
.,1,500
6% May
21%
Mangel
4,900
-
1,600
Jan :
19%
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
7 '/ft
5 /'
Jun
4!b
19%
Jan
9!b
4,500
9%
Higbiff'Manufacturing Co,.'..:—•_—_1
HUIer
Juii-
32%
7
15% Jan
11%
5
Island
'1%
Mar
9
5% Jan '
100
50c
Leonard
&
700
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Locke
"""
■
30% Mar
Inc
Realty
Le
5%
Jan"
Merrill
9%
.
1
Lr„ Salic Extension University
'
1?3/V*
11%
5%
25%
Feb
700:
7%
11%
5%
1,000
23
47%
5%
1
29%
J8% Jan
•
3% Mar
Mar
28
1,300
:
14% Mar
12
<
29%
Jan
3
Jan.
•
Jan
700
13% Mar
;
10
21%
8Tb:
•
6
Merchants Refrigerating Co
-'745%
72% '•
Gallon-Products. Ine—n.-lOc.;.
Herold Radio
1
95%.
—^-—-.-100
—;
"
Jan
'
13%
Jun
32
u_;——i—____25c
7
Lynch Corp
21! b May
Jan
.
6%
1
Feb
Co
Sessions
Jun
Jan
4%
'61,
•
.
Jan...
19%
-43b
3%
l%
2Va
,
Apr i"
20!4
C4%
6fib
12%
3,500
,
23% Apr
23% Apr
/
Jan
16
Jan
1,400
:'4!k
200
3
Jan
20% Jan
900
Mar
2,500
'.:
14%
2!b
17
200
1,600
3
"
V-,;
14%
2%
400
20% July
17%
13%
57
4% Jan
ia Feb
>
Jan
16%
1,100
8%
1Tb:
Inc——u„•—•
■
30,300
•
May
% Jun ^;
Jan
••'55b Feb
Jan
5
4%
Hcclai, Mining Co—
-_
8%
4%;
.
"l
;/
_
%
17 -<
9%
4%
Helens* Rubenstein
Corp
2,700
3
.
14!b
6,400
3%
13!b
'
9
7% '■
26
Jan-
81b
"
Hasting* Mfg Co-^_—r—L.u2_*_2,r.-.
Hathaway, Industries Inc—
——1
Havana
15%
.
7-
67
Harvart*Instruments Inc ——_1_1
- -
»?20%
'6%
32%
Hartllcld Stores Inc—4—
—1
HarttoK* Electric
Light——:_^J__25"
Hell-Clolk
.
1% May
10% Jan
3
%
3%
Industries
Mead
>
Corp_i_
HaZeWine Carp—_n—_n_,
;^ -New,commonr w i.
Mar
:>
;
Co_l——10c
Inc
18%
2,900
8,500
4V4 Feb,
1%
7%
Maine
,100
9!b^11
,
.
Jail
56%
-
"
3%
li-.
20%
20%
3V4 Feb
3% Mar,
Jan :
10,700
7%
2.!b: Feb
Apr
8%. Feb
400
3!b
3%
Lodge
:
23,100
2%
17%
3% May
2%
3,300
3%
22 V4 May
2% May •:
1% Jan *
3,200
2
3
Jan
21%
2%
..
5
2!4
2% Jun
11% Jan
2%
1%
3
ia;
Apr
19% Apr
<•
14%
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting .'trust ctfs w i
•
14% Jan
Jan
7%
.It
16% Mar
13%, 13%
11
Jan "-
Feb V„
1%
Jan
900
•
"
13%
5,000
-—
&
Lcfcourt
7
; 11% Mar
6% July
46% Apr
12% Jan-.
13%
Corp of Delaware—
Jan
25
Jab 5
30
700
2
1
10%
6,500
19
Mar
•
36% Jan
900
-
Jan
■
28% Jan ■■■>-
21%
Mack Trucks Itiauvarranta—
3.300
18
16%
8
101
Jun
12
Macfadden Publications Inc—
200
7
91 "
.'3,7 11.
J-.J2- i
50©^
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Hazek
iff
1,950
" 18%
75 pesos
lO
25 "2
:
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;
21
2
Harmen-Kardon
25%
.
--
2%
2!i
—1 f-
Lamp
CoHarbor, Plywood
"
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Industries
&. B- American Machine
Hall
.
~6%
42'.'
15%
18
I8V1 July
•
Jun.i
4
19%
21%
L_
Foundry Corp
Industries
Lear
Apr
a"7.4
Jan
40
~
12% Mar
95%
20%
:
24
5
3% Mar
19%
—■—
Lauston
27%:'Jji'n;..>
l!b Jun
35% Jan
15% Jan
Jun,..
Jan
33 %c
35!b May
500
8%
I—~7_.50
Apr
6,500
5% Apr
3% Jan
13%
Jun
16 7n
400
5
Feb
.:-7^ 7%
•'
1
Corp—___;
•%.
:
'
7
100
31
2%
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7%
:% 7.000
A
: 42 % '
Feb
A
Jan
2
57,300
19
A
29%
3.300
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A
20%
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4%
30%
.
400
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18%
18%
95%.
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16
2~50
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.
500
41
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Longines-Wittnauer Watcli Co
Louisiana Land & .Exploration-
May
-
24% May
2,200
95%
~l25c
19%
5% Mar
1
300
.32%'#3!i
10
Chemical Co_—
.3,400
12,200
Feb
7
Jun
Mar
26,400
io
31
15.;:; Jan
Jan "
5%
'
16%
4%
pfd—100
Co
Lamson
9!bMay. "
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1%
&
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,
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97
.
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1
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...
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20%
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20%
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1,500
J
6%'f
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Great Amer Indusljics Inch—
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&
18%
(Walter)
•
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Jan
DTb
6%, Apr
8 lb Jan
2
—50c
Apparel Inc
La Consolldada S A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Apr -*;•
88%
102
11% Jan
1Gb
6%
Manufacturing Co
—16%
Gorhacv Manufacturing
—4
Grand-Rapids Vatni$h_f.—___1"
Giajk Manufacluring Co——.
c___;_5
92:%
-
200
24%
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>3
3D,-
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225
8,300
13%
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6%
Jan
93%
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P
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4%
8-
2
18
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f
2 7 % Ma r
Jan
1%
4%
9%
Corp—
(Tlio) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co
Jan
..19%
Jan
10 Tb
•-
—
Producers
Jan
3% July
77!'4
—i__
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5%
17 !b
4,500
82
Apr
27% May
Jan
,.14
,
15c
(D) & Company
,;Kiiox Corp class
Jan
*.
37
79%
Gold;Alipcs—:——Ivu .=•-8%
.
34 Vn*
Industries
—
Apr
'■
-
Jun
10%
:
Company
29 78
-18%
*
10,800
900
3,100
3% Mar
Jun.
>
14%
3,200
&
10c
—
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleincrt (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp.
;
Feb
23!b
:
28%
"
•
4" V,
78
4,200
1%
1
Kobackcr Stores
7%'Mar''
17% May
2^700
JO1 b
iv'13% J9-' :
500
*
2t'-% §2% 'I 19,800
18%
22
^——-*7'..
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Globe- Union Co- lire
1-5
Guilt* Films
24,600
;.-29%
■
—^
preferred;
Gulf- States Land &
|l%
4!4
Jan
20%
;
23%
5%
19%
1%
Glass
Kropp
8! -i Mar
?
4% Mar
Georgia, PoWcr i$5 preferred—
Great Lakes Oil
4%
21%
22%- Apr
12% Apr
Jan
Feb
3,900
Jun
Jan
Jan
May
107
July
•
Jan
,rcg____,_j_Sl£l% i,
.
Gilchrist Co
'
1%
\
Fireproofing
5
GcnerakIndus Enterprises—-..
ij—zz.
'•
General Ply Wood, Corp
V__ -^1- j__50c/7
Gener.ak Stores, Corporation^—
General* Dransistor Corp.—i_^_b—^_25c
Giant XeUowJ:nUe
Gilbert (At.Cj Co
/■
3
;
-
8%
2%
7
10
5%
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!" Jan
48
20% Jan
20%
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Genu»a'» incorpQia ted
104
50
[
Feb
2,200
u_n255:>
General Development Corp.;.,__—i
Generak Electric Co I.Id—
-
Anjerh^n de(i rcts^prd
39'
^4T'a
4%
v4,%
4%
100
$!b
•{;
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Buiidefjr.Corp cniRiiioh——_i
39! b
-ill
104
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GOO
2,400
78'
17%
„
G
Oatineatk Power Co
Jun
2%
2%
-
-91i.May..';
"
1%
V 4%. Jun
32%
.
Feb
34% Apr
45% Jan
24
Feb
10% Feb
5%
; Kln-Avk Oil Company
10c
Klngsford Company1.25
Kingston Products
IIIIZZ20C
Klrby Petroleum Co
1
Kiricland Minerals Coip Ltd-
200%'Jun'it:
6 IS " Jan
.
•
;• 201' y jun >
■"
3.3QO
i'40 :
42%
Jan
'5dl00
Apr
-
1,500
3,900
33,700
19%
Kennedy's Inc
1
13% July ?.'
114%; Jan
19,700
S2'.
',^4!->
,"4r,8
111%
10
Feb
'
20
16 Va
Mar
'
Co_.
Industries Inc
Kaltman
.12% Mar '
•
29.
18%
19%
10%
'-'4
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; Katz Drug Company
; Kaweclii Chemical Co—
"Kawncer Co (Del)-,—
:9% Feb
12%
•
High
<42"% Jan
ft:
Jan
%
-
K
May '•
;
16%
17%
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd——
^
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v.r 7!ji, Jail
Jan
200
L
vl.iV Jan
;
Jari
5,700
■12 9T
9%
2 ;
-4%
■
.
Company
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Jan
190;% 11 1%
loo r
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8
6! b May
9% Jan
-
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,
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.
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1
•
-
2,000
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14,100;
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'
—
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Fuller
r,
.*.
4
30
A
•'
May
]jf Jun
3,900 '
6%
1%
.
17%
L___.
non,-votingClasac D voting
6%•
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xliib
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10%
13%
'.
13,100
*
'
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5.000
5%
5*7
:ru'..
32%
—1
J?-'.:
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,
100
9%,
10c
■>
Apr
18%
27% Jan
13
■i
5
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84..
31%
33%
78
1
A
Jan
22%
,
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—25c *
6%
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r-ioc '
11%
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a2;50 *■'•10%
.
Class
.
Il9%
-19.
1
Manufacturing
Jan
25.
,
600
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
11% Mar
i.-V: *$.,.♦
1*
«
Fargos, Qilr" Ltd
•Felmonk Fetrflleum
;
Mar
11% Jan
,
,
-:
21%
Fireman
Low'
14%
"2%
Jctronic
-Factor (Mas) & Co class A
Fairchild' Camera & Instrument—.
F^iaido Eastern Sugar Associates
-
19%
•
14%
:
10c
; Ironrlte
Inc—
—
I wing Air ChuteIsrael-American Oil Corp—
9 % Alar
Jan
32
5
33%
18%
Iron
Jan
13
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%
Company
33%c
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
60% Mar
,
Ltd
Co
Shares
14%
Intcx Oil
G!b Mar
10% July
9% Jun
7
Jun
Petroleum
Shies
for Week
of Prices
Low
14%
1
International Resistance Co:
Feb
11%
Holdings/Ltd
International Products
May
a
104 "
6% July
■
GOO
'
7%
■
.
'
33!
,
,_l,
International
2% Mar
.
9% May
3% Jan
'
—1
Manufacturing Co—__—
Esquire Inc —~:•
—.1
Eureka' Corp o ra tlo 11 Ltd
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line
10,
<
28,200
4t%.- 48%
10%
Ero
■
5,200
•
-■
Jan
19
Par
International
May
44% Apr
16,%, Mar
Jan
1
1,000
IX!i
rl6%
10%
Sale Price
International Breweries Inc
Apr
21
Feb
13,400
30
Emj^re District Electric 5pfd_ __ioa^
—1*
Empire Millwork Corp—
10c
Equity Cprp common—-—
$3 convertibe preferred———
Erie- Forge & Steel Corp common
6% .cum- 1st' preferred.
'—
38
-
Week's
Rafage
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
High
Jim
28%
3.500
1%
29%
,
32
14%' Jan
6,600
.
Thursday
STOCKS
Range Since Ja*n 1
High
"32%
;
1738
—»&
—I,
Inc—-———:
Emery Air Freight Corp
Shares
Low
5
Share,—
Corp—
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY\3
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Jan
37% May
19% Feb
Apr
10% Feb
7%
3% May
5
Max
"
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
of Prices
Sale I'rice
•Par
National
Union. Electric
Ncstle-Le
Mur
New
England
New
Haven
New Iclria Min
New
Jersey
Corp—
30c
Co—_
Tel
&
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Monday, July 6, 1959
.
& Client
New
Mexico
&
Pacific
Process
Land----
29%
27%
20:;4
1
20 7
& Oils Ltd--——20c
New Park Mining Co
——-1
Co—
Superior Oils
New
——
2%
12,400
700
27%
27%
1,200
25
25%
323
110
1
27-
-_
»
257a
Nickel Rim Alines Ltd—1
r
14% Feb
12%
18,200
7%
38%
7%
39
4,200
—
12 Vt
•
39
4
3%
1,300
11,800
7%
1,100
3%
.
7%
7%
86%
Ltd——1
NorthSpan
Uranium
Mines Ltd_,
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
(Del.)
V"
24
35%
90%
35%
4% Jan
—90c
common——
■;
{'I
Denn
Jan
Jun
26% May
40% Mar
230
87%
13
Jun
98% Mar
Sicks
8,000
%
%
.
1%
Jun
1,600
2% Jan
Products
400
4% J.'ffi
72%
70
72 %
200
Oil
Silex
17%
600
200
16%
Jan
22
Feb
Silver-Miller
8' is
3,4.p0
5%
Jan
,10
Mar
Silvray
31
31%
conv
30
30%
2774
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
vtc_„2Bol
Paii Israel Oil vtc——.—.—
21
100
86%
88%
340
84%
550
83
90
91%
6%
6%
14%
26
Jan
Jun
23%
Jan
20%
Jun
23
Jan
85
Juu
95% Mar
Jun
91% Mar
Jun
100
Feb
South
Coast
143%
Jan
South
Pcnn
Oil
84%
GTii
3% Jan
13% Jun
8% Jun
54,900
17,800
275
99
1,000
19%
Jun
3%
14,400
%
12,800
i%
1%
10,000
I
3%
13%
102
5,200
2,000
7 Tii
4%
13 V-i
7%
100
7% May
7%
7%
200
G%
Jan
64%
1,100
60%
Jan
Jan
I'hiliip.s Screw
idioenix
11%
4
1
Co
7b
13
2.50
10c
.
Steel
Corp (Del)
;—-—4
Aircraft Corp————1
Plaseckl
Pierce Industries lnc—
7%
.64
647c
29 Li
Poloron
Polymer Corp
class
A
—.—.—1
Alexander Inc
Power
of Canada—;
Royalties Ltd
Corp
Oil
Jan
14% May
f"lpe Line
4%
Jun
Souliicrn
Southland
5%
43 Ti,
3,500
6%
1,100
1,900
Jan
9
48%
Apr
7%
Feb
Standard
Forgings
8%
Jan
7,300
13%
14)
4
3,600
92
94
550
83%
Feb
93 Vis Mar
Standard
12
12%
2,900
10%
14
Jun
48:!'i
67
Jan
Stanley Aviation Corp—
48%
Jan
Jan
100
32
2Tit
2%
300
2V2
18%
500
17%
Jun
Standard
Oil
19% Feb
Standard
Products
14% May
Standard Shares Inc
Standard-Thomson
Corp_-
15%
4%
Jan
18%
.
18)
Apr
66 Lt
2%
East
Jan
1
Mines
Ltd
2
63
24
24%
(The)
—„1
Mines
_10c
Ltd
Corp common—.—10c
convertible
pi-efcrred-.
13% -Jan
Statham
72% Mar
2},V Jun
710
17,000
2,400
2,000
61% Jan
15% Jan
513 Jun
Steel Co of Canada ordinary—.
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
19
20:'u
14%
14T4
11
11"
11%
85 y8
83%
85%
—-V"
5}5
.
25c
-
10% Jun
7
Jan
All!
83
Apr
Jan
26% Feb
81J Mar
14% Jan
21
20o
v
15
Jun
Jan
10% May
83 Vis
90
5
Jun
33%
34
700
33% Feb
22%
22 To
23%
2,700
5
73%
68
75%
2,200
18% Jan
46% Jan
(J
B)
10c
Co
_•
(Hugo) Corp—
Container Corp
& Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
Stylon Corporation
44
24%
0
90
Jan
Feb
Apr
May
Q
4TB
4%
1,500
5,900
774
600
1074 Mar
57a Mar
23
3474
34.7b
Jan
v
Feb
9
7% May
47Mar
1774 Mar
9 7b Mar
207b
2,300
Jan
957a
34
200
22
Jun
38
Feb
8
Feb
55
10
60
Feb
247b
25
600
2474
Jun
36
Feb
23"',a
237b
400
23
Jun
54
Mar
257b Apr
57 74 Mar
55
55
25
■
i—
21
100
46
J.Uii
537b Mar
22
%
1,500
20%
Jun
237b
Jan
500
20%
Jun
22 7b
Feb
Apr
20%
20%
20
20%
474
20i!
14%
--
200
4%
13%
13 Li
Jun
x47
x47
22
55
800
22
1974 May
57b
Jun
4
11Tb
1574
Jan
200
77
77
77
2 'i;
2%-
2%
16%
15%
16%
14 %
39,900
15
16%
.
1%
Jan
16%
Apr-
l.«b
Jun
4% Jan
97b
Jan
16%
5,300
14%
Jan
217b Mar
150
267b
Jan
28
1,900
9,000
16%
Jan
1,000
6474
Jan
64%
16
1674
300
237 b
24%
1,300
65%
57 b
3.20C
13%
4,300
7
Jan
700
11
Tn
3 Vb
U
17,700
11%
3%
11%
500
7Tb
7%
100
11
3%
18
29%
7,100
88%
425
300
6
88% July
10
300
157b
17%
Feb
21Tb
23%
25
~4
~3%
"*4 7 b
26,300
-3
Jan
21V'2
21%
2lVb
100
20
Jan
31%
32
25
'
32
40 Vb
41
16
15
16
25
X25
,
200
300
Tb
300
,
347b
26%
4274
167b
3074 Jun
217b Apr
337b Jan
Rapid-American
May
3
37b
9,200
3
Jan
4 Tb
Apr
l
3%
4
8,100
374 Jun
57a
Jan
1
3%
3%
3 Tb
1,400
37b
Jun
4% Mar
7%
Corp
13
3
3%
7
7%
2,160
67b
Jan
97b Mar
16%
1774
500
14% Jan
18
16%
16%
700
1474 Jan
177a Mar
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Talon
1
1
————
Rath Packing Co
—10
Raymond International Inc
30%
28
22
20 '/a
——10
70%
common
1
13%
20
Red a Pump Co—
Reis (Robert) & Co
1
26
23% Jun
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reading Tube Corp
T'u
70 Vis
3,100
28
Jun
39% Mar
22
2,200
19%
Jun
25
76
8,400
12%
13%
2,800
22%
23%
600
54% Jan
11% Feb
76
25
Mar
22
Jan
%
18%
19%
500
2%
2%
5,000
13,500
lo
50%
49 5,8
50%
1,000
48)4
Apr
1
13%
13
13%
13,700
HVa
Jan
34%
July
14% Mar
Jun
10
Industrial Corp
1
Resistoflex
Corp
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co_—-——50c
1
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
—.
Republic
RidgCway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
19
n
8%
2%
3% Mar
1 % Mar
54L8 Jan
16,100
7%
Jun
13% July
9% Mar
35%
18,200
28 %
Jun
46
2%
700
2%
Jan
3% Jan
974
500
9'/a
Jan
12% Mar
9
7%
30%
•
Feb
21% Feb
18
vApr
% Jan
2f%
u
Oil
May
30%
—__—50o
Reiter-Fostcr
2 Li
■
Apr
.
Vtc extended
1
to Jan 3 1965—.—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd P
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord reg—
Roosevelt Field Inc—.
Roosevelt. Raceway Inc——
1
100
50c
——*
footnotes
4%
474
13%
81
81
3.000
15
82
57 b
5%
1,500
20
67b
10.500
3% Jan
13% May
80% May
4% Jan
1.25
1
574
19
6
74
67b
5%
300
57a
17,300'
6%
see
page
33^
.
Apf
15% May
86% Jan
7% May
5%
17%
Jan
Jun
19
1974
700
6
6%
8,800
3
Mar
8
87b
10,200
8
Jun
2Tb
Jan
4%
Jun
/iv
474
47b
5
5,300
4%
47b
474
2,100
25%.
25%
10,200
1
4 Va
47b
474
6
5%
"
.
(i
-
25
15% Jan
8 % Jan
Jun
67b
257a
com_.—
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5 To
-7
13% Apr
6 7b
1
Co. new
Ryerson & Hay nes
For
-474
14
8
50c
Russeks Fifth Avenue—;
Russell (The PC' Comnanv
4%
B
A
Jun
/yl00
4 Vb
1,500
3%" Jan
Jan
6% Mar
20% Jan
8
common
cumulative
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
preferred
7
10
Texas
&
Markets
674
Jun
5,300
274
Jan
2,400
9
Jan
57b
4Tb
Jan
77b Mar
1074
Jun
177b Mar
10c
11%
127 b
2,200
5,300
1
1%
1%
u
1,7 b
74
41,500
-•
Inc—
-
—5
10c
-10
-25c
1
—:
5
7,900
17b May
247b
23
3Tii
14%'
3 TB
37 b
2,900
14,300
14%
15Tb
600
26-%
26%
27
30
2874
30
1
,
600
-
4,500
800
21
*
Shipyards Corp
Edison 4%%
preferred
~4
4
registered—,_5s
20
100
Tonopali Mining of Nevada———1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
—1
Jan
Jun
97
Jun
31
Jan
Jan
17
23
1Tb
8%
Mar
3474 Feb
26% July
Jan
28%
Jun
36
Jan
22% May
600
3074
32 7 b
8374
1,500
Jan
97b
374 "Jan
Jun
3874
Feb
90
Apr
8374
Jun
847a
225
37a
8 Tb
77b
9
1,100
3,400
274 Feb
67b Jan
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
14%
14Tb
157b
1,000
1
50c
2%
2 Tb
274
137b Feb
17b Jan
%
%
Trans
Cuba
Oil
5%
Jun
Trans
Lux
Corp
Co
Inc
class
Triangle Conduit & Cable
A
Co
-—-—1
•
13
12Ta
6,000
7b
35,000
1374
2,400
7
1
374 May
9
July
22% Apr
4
Mar
Jun
I:1* Apr
Jan
147b Mar
.—10
10c
34%
34
34Tb
30 Vb
warrants
Temper Corp
from Harrison Inc
84 %
Jun
4 7b Mar
29
3
Guys
Feb
37b Mar
1774
3
Two
Jan
lfe Mar
Feb
7b
874
20%
ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def
True
27b
■
Apr
-—-——
Amer deposit rets
Tri-Continental
227b
92 74
24%
21
Roofing Inc
Trans Cont Industries
Jun
7,300
5 %
—
Jan
6%
77.u
274
1874
Light $4.56 pfd
Jun
6% Jan
27% Jun
6% Feb
97b Mar
374 Mar
77b
27b
12%
Tobacco SecurlLy Trust Co Ltd—
Toledo
Feb
27
Jan
17 74
7%
—25c
Co—
7%
12%
.
16
547b Mar
Mar
4174 Feb
1,400
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc coul
70c convertible preferred.
Tilo
2.000
2%
Inc
Thew Shovel Co
Thorofare
4874
2174
1
Industries
Power
46 T 4
20
17%
1
-
Tenncy Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
Texas
48%
21
Jan
20c
Inc
Inc
Calgary
87 b
Jan
8
10
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Television
17%
,__5
common—
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Todd
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Consolidated
9 7b
£1
1-50
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
9%
class
lnc
Class
Thriftmarket Iuc
Robinson. Technical Products Inc.:—20c
Aeronautical
Feb
1,700
i
Mar
V-V
Co
Corp
Jan
Jun
Jun
—.—•
R
Investment
July
177b Apr
57b Mar
2474 Apr
1574 Jan
40 V»
Mar
247b -May
Jan
5,200
21 Vb
23%
25
Mar
43
Jan1
Jan
71
974
574 Mar
15% Mar
147b Mar
■
Jan
23
82 Vb
Jun
May
27'a Jan
Jan
1174 Jan
574 Feb
25%
9
14Tb
>
% May
6,300
Feb
574 Jan
4% Feb
28T*.
9
71
17% May
247b July
.
Jun
i,V
7%
217b July
1274 Feb
227b May
Xl2%
5
xl2Lt
Jan
97b Jun
87 b Mar
9%
65%;
■
47b Jan
Jan
Feb
27%
2VA
5:'
13Va
11 %
Feb
Jan
974
217b
9%
20
Jan
11%
i
400
6
27%
20%
5,400
84
Jun
2Vb
1,800
12%
74%
-
1074 Jan
774 May
T
'
Jan
13-
Jan
Jan
41%
14%
547b Jan
Jan
3
—:
5
1
1
I
—
Sunset International Petrol
.
1
4
■
*
Stop
Superior Tool & Die Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
'
.
774
Fob
Apr
Jan
187
5Tb
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson
Stlnncs
11% Jan
225
—3
—
5,000
34%
•
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Mar
10%
900
:J
—
38-
397a
Jan
May
4
88%
1
5
Stone
100
II,800
57a
22
50c
;
Enterprkies Inc
Instruments Inc
63%
14%
Mar
81J May
4574 May
900
77b
125
9,600
57b
13%
774:
1
200
20
1
Service of
Pyle-National Co
Ryan
Ryan
Uranium
—1
-
B
800
1
,
Colorado—cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber
i
50c
class
1
4,400
1,100
..
..
49%
5
1
——
7j0"
a
—-1
4%%
>
Starrett
Co
2%
65%
24%
11
66%
.
•
;
Dome
Providence Gas
Ranio
Tube
Stamock
21% May
>
(Ky)
66%
11
-*
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
:7'
1
1
10
1,900
9% Jan
1
_20
Corp
17
V
67 a-Jan
10
Jan
337b
10
674
t
57 b #
35
3,500
.
u
5%
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Finuncial Corp
12
.
6:!4
5C
377 b
13%
1
Standard Dredging Corp common--
1% Mar
7 VB
12=%
1,900
57 b
—
16 VB
10%
•
U Jan
Jun
77b Apr
77b Apr
_i
Spear
Spencer Shoe CorpSperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Mcyer Iuc
Jan
9% Mar
66 Li Apr
31% Jun
7%
7%
2
—
16%
12
1Tb Jan
4% May
36"b
138
48 7
5%
Corp__2
Royalty Co.—,_5
Company--———10c
14% May
7% Jan
6 Tii
Jan
257b Jan
5
Apr
47b Mar
Apr
27b Jan
2.600
7'u
36 74
cumulative preferred——————_25
8%
42%
—-—-1
Prcntice-IIall Inc
Public
4.08 %
Petroleum
6%
(Del)—2.50
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston
Feb
Statecourt
Powdrell &
Prairie
Jan
Co' Inc-——
43=1 it
1
<
A-
Feb
Materials
1% Jan
23 % Jan
5% Apr
4% Jan
12% 5an
9V'o Jan
—~—■——1°
Products class
5% original preferred
25
4.88% cumulative preferred
_25
4.78% cumulative preferred25
4.56V7 convertible preference—4—25
~::4.4a%convertiblepreference———25
4,32%
cumulative preferred25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
California
22 %
46
Jan
Edison—
Southern
3,500
94 :;
—
California
Southern
8,500
13%
Scale
.——12.50
16Tii May
30%
1A
1
Pneumatic
1.
)l
-
Co
17 Lb May
1%
29 Tii
Jan
5,800
138
1
;
Feb
1,600.
Jun
44
3,809
iv
5
36%
367e
„577b
•
1
14
'
1%
& Lake Erie———50
Pittsburgh Railways Co———-—*
Pittsburgh
—•
>-•
Co
14% Jan
2
pesos
i"o
18
4% Jan
11%
Jan
Apr
Mar
2)4
---
Jun
11%
4%
12%.
Southern
5%Jan
Jun
300
Apr
37Tii Mar
•fit Jan
1%
*8
Jun
"
Jan
30
Jan
90% Mar
Jun
10%
r.
%
714
-
Oil
Corp'
Jun
lif
3%
-
90
10,400
32
77a
preferred—
Venezuelan
124
Apr
Publications—
Corp
Manufacturing
Boss
21,600
100
7Li
'
(when issued)
10
150
15%
30%
3%
32
::
Juu
20%
100%
8%
100
774
5,000 fr
100
;
6%
14
9%
.
100%
22%
800
Jun
%
14%
21
1,000
128% 128%
84% 85
4%
Sonotone
22%
% flan
39
I,300
274
2%
5
49%
22
85
2 Tb
1
Singer Manufacturing Co
2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered-)
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telcv Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc—
—
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills.
_•
23%
87%
—.10c
Ltd--
Jan
26
400
357b
"
Jun
24
Jan V
24 Lb May
24%'
23%
6,100
47 ii
""47 b,
4'4
27%
200
24 Tit
600
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
2
A
26
2,300
25
16
———1
33
25c
Ltd
Tb
36:,'i
39%
35Tii
35'
Feb
29
7,400
i
Sinclair
101'»
Pcpperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle
Corp^__————2.50
Peruvian Oils &
Minerals———1
Philips Electronics Inc-.
.—-5
.
Mines
convertible
197b Jan
600
<s
10c
Jan
9974 Mar
54
27%
27%
27-"
3
250
Jun
Mar
48
J25
Lighting
90
•
Simpson's
16
—
Jan
Feb
50
Jan
10
—
3Tb
0
Apr
—1
——————1
class
18% Feb
Apr
07b Mar
36)4 Jan
474 Mar
54
31% July
96
42% Mar
Parker Pea Co class
A-—2
Class B
———*——2
Pep Boys (The)
300
'
Jail
Jan
192%
.
Jan
1Tb Mar
Feb
G%
*
Co
7Tb
147b May
437b Mar
100
29%
24%
9
'
G7b Mar
5Tb Apr
207b May
21% Jun
Feb
2,400
Inc—
$3
14%
219
4.
Feb
1474. Apr
i
Jan
219
4
32
24%
l Bol
——
31%
41 a
31%
14%
Jan
12
35
Apr
25"
lc
Putino of Canada LtdPeninsular Metal ProductsPcnn Traffic Co—
31%
&% Mar
77b Jan
Jan
Mar
,
2,800
21,200
9,000
1
f J May
1-4 Mar
137a Feb
19% Jun
19,600
14%
.34%
1
Jan
4% Jun
137b
4,600
Jun
24%"
—•
—*
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
1%
1%
13%
30
8T«
29%
24%
23%
22 %
dividend preferred-——•
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Park Chemical Company—
21%
<31%
1,500
8,900
II,100
,
25
Silver Creek Precision Corp
■17% May
26% May
24% Apr
24% Jun
400
83
——
20%
28
4,600
27'
31
1st
$4.36 dividend preferred—.
*
Pacific Northern Airlines
-1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
——1
Warrants .:
————.—-—Pacific Power & Light 5%
pfd——-.100
Page-Hersey Tubes
20%
1%
14%
200
5%
17 Li
14%
Simca American Shares
200
30%
27%!
25
dividend
$4.75
:v 47 "K
5%
——.-1
20%
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.75
2% Jan
1% Jan
—•
Co
7%
10 "
1st pl'd—25
preferred
dividend preferred
9% Mar
6Va
of Canada
Gas
&
19%
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd scries A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
$4.40
4,100
2,600
13%
Inc
$1.25 preferred
16%
5%
redeemable
974 Jun
5
39
5% May
80
Mar
10%
5%
4.50%
57b
5,500
16 Tii'
4% Feb
5%
Common
Clay
57b Jan
3,400
12
6%
r7%
common
Slmmons-Boardman
Padific Gas & Electric 6%
:o .5 % %
1st preferred
5%
1st preferred—
I,400
7
5%
13%
Ltd
Breweries
Signal
Jan
4
5
5
Pacific
300
1
♦„
Corp of America
—
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
„i
;
8%
1) b May
77b Jail
5
—
Slice
35%
66% Apr
15% Apr
.
—
2,500
5%
-1
20c
237b Mar
Apr
197b Mar
Jun
15,600
—100
Sherman Products
1
,
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric Corp.—
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
3%
1
preferred:
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
Feb
21
700
9,
16%
—1
Shawinigan Water & Power—
1% Jan
18%
91%
88
cumulative
Opelika Mfg Corp
Shattuck
-400
6
Apr
22
20
18
•>:
9%,
11%
4%
3%
4%
10c
:
Corp of America——Scrvomcclianisins Ipc
Sctdn Leather Co
27,600
15,7 it
24%
247b Mar
117b
137b Jun
177b Jan
16% May
1%
•
Ogden Corp ———.— 4—
50c
Brass
Co--———,———_1
Ohio-Power 4%%
preferred——10o
Okalta Oils Ltd
Corp
May
9%
11%
Servo
May
May
1% Jan
64,300
10
.6%
1
Serrjck Corp class B——
2% Jan
1
19,000
3,500
3
a
5%
1
Airlines
Western
1
A
8%
3.50
400
6%
8%
25c
4Vo preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Ohio
Town
%
2)
%V Jun
20)4 Mar
Jan
9%
25c
Sentry Corp
•.
.
"40c
74
2%
Feb
4'%
Jun
Mar
H.
i,V
.
Feb
8% Mar
30,000
17b
%
1
■
74% May
89 % Mar
213
High
Jun
7
a
22 %
22%
1%
Metals Inc
10c
Securities Corp General
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Sccburg CL'ho) Corp
—
1
Seeman Bros Inc new common—3
5% Mar
6% Jan
17
200
19
4%
Scaporcel
Feb
67% Jan
84
Apr
240.
87
17b
10c
O
:
•
3
-L3-&
—
40%
33% Jan
3% July
125
3%
40%
Jau
33
i4.30U
19%
50c
Paper Corp
Seaboard
8% Feb
6% May
1,200
38%
381)
—.—.
Northeast Airlines
1
North Pcnn RR
Co————
—50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 474%
pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines
Old
10% Jun
10%
7%
'
Saxon
2% Mar
38%
1
Class B
———10
North American Royalties Inc_
—1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
i.——25
.
1% Jun
17
lf>%
-20
Sayrc & Fisher Co_
Scurry-Itainbow Oil Co Ltd
May
1% Mar
200
7,400
10)
i—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del;
34
11,800
19 Li
12%
18%
20
20
—20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Barcee Petroleums Ltd
27% Jun
29%. Mar
Feb
iij
—_1
-——
Jun
Jun
1& Feb
17% Jan
(
American Cement class A—„10
North
3%
Low
10%
Co Ltd---—16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5 ao
series preferred
4%% series preferred
4.40Vo series preferred
5.60)7 series preferred
hi Mar
152
Range Since Jan. 1
San
«22 Vb Mar
1%
%
1%'
Lt
1
,
Shares
High
19%
19%
19%
Ihc_—2,50
San Carlos Milling
30% July
17% Feb
% Jun
'
Low
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Salem-Bi'osius
1% Mar
Jun
22
Feb
20
Feb
1
«»."
.
.—
17,600
~1%
2%
2Li
New York Auction Co
•
New York & Honduras
Rosario—3.33'/a
New York Merchandise——————10
Mines——
Noma Lites Inc—
Norfolk Southern Railway-
23,200
4,300
7'
—
1
Nipissing
60,500
St
184% Mar
5% Mar
1% Feb
% Jan
24% Apr
15% Jan
% Jun
1% Jan
for Week
a
S
4% May
Jan
160
3,020
57,400
30
207 b
74
*
—
——
900
17
176% 183%
3
3%
l
174
I
—..—-25c
Arizona
7,400
■:
Coal
New
37 c
Co——_Y_50c
Zinc-—
New
180%
1
Co
4 2% Jan
13% Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
3"i
107 b
-100
Watch
Range Since Jan
High
3%
3%
1
Tel-
Clock
Shares
Low
Last,
Sale Price
Exchange
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Thursday
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29%
307
a
4.10G
26%
Jun
39% Feb
317b Mar
23%
237
2374
19
Jan
12%
127b
127 b
1,400
3,100
24
b
500
2974 Jan
974 Jan
Jun
1474 Apr
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•
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Union
Stock
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x
—4
United
Aircraft
Corp
5'.a
—1
i%
Xt
———
7
.10s
Co_
5jV
16,300
9,300
IV a
Jun
7is Jan
2-fV Jan
12,400
%
Jim
46%
7»a
200
7
Reclaiming Co—
41%
Feb
'
5Va
5%
1,000
3%
Jan
11%
500
10'A July
5
2,500
2% Jan
Cr'ii
5,400
1% Jan
A.:—-
TOVa
10 Va
4%
-4V*
5%
5%
44 Va
19%
'
■
Va Jun
16,000
—5
1
Van Norman industries warrants..
1
Apr
35
Apr
22% May
7()Va Apr
32%
1,400
31% Jun
33'A Jun
7%
2,300
GVa Jan
1014
101-t
2,100
4314
40 la
7!
a
: 3 Lt
Jan
514
4% Jan
G7/a Feb
3,500
3V4 Jan
2
714
25c
1414
19% May
514 Mar
14%
14%
14
1,200
Jan
8%
19%
Jan
9'A Jan
*
Wagner
1'Ip
Baking
voting trust
preferred
13% Mar
4%
6,200
2%
1.000
2% Jan
2Va Jau
1
common
2%
23
—30
1
Waltham
1
Instrument Co
Webb
fc Knapp Inc Common
-4(1 series preference.!
3
-100
—
4(!%
5014
314
48,100
1
«
1%
Ha
31,400
10914 HOV4
110
■
Va
109 U
iya
1V4
314
31a
3%
3%
3 Ta
7,100
~1'A
Hit
ItV
111
15,200
1
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ud
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
■Western
Development Co.,
Western Leaseholds Ltd—i.
Western Stockholders
invest
9114
1,400
214 Mar
3Va
314 May
4!4
Deferred
4,700
32 V4
II20
30
28»b
28
A
Jan
100
27%
Feb
33 *4
30
—10
%
30
350
30
Va
28%
100
2714 Jan
37 Va Jan
Jun
31%
44
1 Va
1714
Jun
21%
2%
200
4%
Apr
19
19'A
400
2'A Jan
1414 Jan
1,200
15% Jun
1114 Jun
514 Jan
S'%
j__.
1
{
5
15%
15%
16
13 V*
12
13%
Petroleum
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities1
214.42
87.43
'
ill
.40c
86.62
215.70
7)7.42
80.68
81.78
82.31
83.04
87.30
215.95
87.42
80.61
81.78
82.30
83.03
168.40
87.71
217.82
87.42
80.61
81.78
82.30
83.03
168.92
88.10
218.92
87.32
80.50
81.97
82.42
80.50 :id>
&
Bethlehem
Steel
Edison
Period
Chicago
Transit
1994
Low
July
1—
107.32
July'
2—
108.28
Range for 1950
High —.- lOD.OO May I8
July
6%.
Last
Sale l'rice
Composite
19 Va May
Apr
liV Jun
6
20%
9%
Thursday's
series
1970
Jime-Dec
Authority
3%s
Lackawanna
1st
of
N
A 1st
General
mortgage
Builders
subord
4s
Range tine*
Low
No.
20
84'4
3
83V4
82 Va
83! 4
1
45*2s due
1963
4s
1970
6%c,'o
1953
Power
208.6
423.4
382.7
360.4
319.5
Stocks
Bonds
1st
extended to 1963
rportgagei 3'As 1968
&; Gas
56Va
Wed.
1.—_
33'A
39 Va
Thurs. July
2
98 Va
Fri.
Rapid American Co 7s ddb 1967
5%s conv subord debs
1964
Harbor
Water
California
3%s series A 1973.
series
B
3s
conv
Edispn 3s
L
1973
deb
i_.
3%s series E
I
!
1973
series F 1979
G
-
f
...
!
1981
4VtS series II 1982
k
414§
l
series
I
1982
414s series J 1982
;
414
1
"
series
K
1983
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern Gas
Dye
AVasatch
&
Gas
Gas
3'As
(Calif)
& Electric
Chemical
Corp deb Cs
'6s
3s
3'As
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
Western
Traction
5s
I960
Newspaper Union
Gs
98
80
90%
262,000
314,000
96
3
115 %
94 Va
$67
9114
114'%
86%
7514
449,461,279
65,000
$1,022,000
$1,265,000
37,470,600
33,017,020
17,889,000
774,563,600
619,982,600
$23,409,000
$19,154,000
$812,050,200
$653,068,620
$1,000,
-
—
-
-
■
$4,000
96'/a
80
81
86'A
75%
'82
75
84
89
85
93
78
73
86
.
37V4
82 »/3
94
93%
101
101
8G
5
16
100
91
10014
105 Va
99
Stocks
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
'
Bonds
Shares)
Government
85 'A
1,058,210
..$57,000
—
Tues.
June 30—;—.
1,098,925
105,000
Wed.
July
1,092,650
91,000
2,000
$16,000
109,000
Thurs.
July
1——
2—
1,169,435
55,000
G,000
12,000
73,000
Fri.
July,
3—:
$28,000
$382,000
Mon,._
June 29—
$38,000
105,000
$46,000
$308,000
87
,
85
67
60
100
300
92
7114
Week Ended July 3
1959
90
9 7'A
Foreign
..June- Dec
71 Va
71 Va
69%
75
Foreign
101
-
Shares
99
99%
1959
3
1958
3,730,980
227,632,312
92,330,422
government
corporate—,
$339,000
$13,836,000
$9,399,000
46,000
29,000
922,000
1,060,000
28,000
55,000
756,000
895,000
$382,000
$423,000
$15,514,000
$11,354,000
101 Va
97
1958
4,419,220
Bonds~
91 Va
-
of
103
90
.
A
Jan. 1 to July
$308,000
Stocks—No.
,.June-Dec
101'.2 101'%
....
Holiday-
4,419,220
Total
91 %
"84
$95
Total.
Bonds
$95,000
105%
$84
100
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
107'A
99
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
90'A
7514
"
Transactions at the American Stock
65
44
$71
$6614
—
1958
305,455,990
10,426,724
—
Bank
Total
82
92'4
$86 Va
101 ',2
1959
1958
12,957,220
22,387,000
1
Railroad and Industrial
118
69%'
10114 10214
100
$23,409,000
Jan. 1 to July 3
15,000
Shares—
Foreign
10O
32
$99'A 10414
86 »A
86'A
—>
.x—\
$1,022,000
$22,387,000
Government
S.
123
1
11414 117V*
$90
101
6,185,000
9014
$70
87%
■
1959
of
International
95
86
$85 Va
..
'
6,081,000
5,765,500
6,343,000
5,871,000
89
94
$82%
,
.H,
..Feb-Aug
..Jan-July
222,500
Bonds—
U.
101V* 103
92
97'A
92 V 4
$84 Va
—
92
Feb-Aug
Feb-Awflf
..Feb-Aag
—Feb-Aug
-ApriZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
__Jan-Aug
_Mar-Sep£
_Mar-Sep£
_April-Oc£
__Feb-Aug
12,957,220
$87
.June-Aug
1959
V.
85
86
96
117 V*
1970- —Feb-Aug
1963
68
H8V2 118 %
1971. „Jan-July
1973
A
ser
1970.
9214
79
94'A
83
—
$90
■
5,543,000
;
-
168
$9114
_Mar-Sept
..Jan-July
—Feb-Auff
$5,115,500
Week Ended July 3
8814
88
m
'62 ..Jan-July
1965
81%
$95%,
58
Sales
$233,500
851a
86V4
90
136 %
130
Bond
.Bonds
47
79
26
Government
—Holiday
Total.
20
80 Va
tlOl'A
92'A
1981. ..May-Noo
L_
2T4s series C 197G__:
3%s series D 1976-1
series
27
79
Stocks—No.
May-Nov
Power Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd =5s
Southern
;(■
85
118'"
July
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
3
$87%
^April-Oct
Foreign
$4,892,000
3,604,100
97%
Jan-July
1998.Jan-July
Cs
July.
47
136%
83
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Co
Electric
June 30
—
3'As 1964..June-Dec
Service
June 29—
38 %
80%
Exchange
Int'l
and Miscel..
Shares
51
—
1.2
Bank
Railroad
No. of
8G
51
May-iVoo
j;
Public
West
231.8
4
8714
Corp—
•
'United
1.1
+ 1.6
38
t—
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Uq tr atfs—
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—1
Pennsylvania Water & Ppwer
3V4s 1970
1
1
V
319.5
80
1
Western RR
340.7
210.3
2,997,890
3,201,790
3,153,440
198'4
510.5
366.0
416.7
51
May
Mar-.S'cp£
457.8
550.2
1.7
323.3
38Va
.Ifay-Nov
501.1
+ 1.4
+
.+ 1.2
212.7
82%
^
Tues.
1993
-New England Power 3'A$ 1901
-Nippon Electric Power Co! Ltd—
s
357.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
45
84% 92
20
subord debentures 1976—Jan-July
National Theatres 5%>S debentures
1974—Mar-Sept
:
529.2
Transactions at the New York Stock
120'A 125'A
83%
convertible
314s
495.1
High
36 Va
83%
5s 1961
B
$r.nes
Mtgej Bank
debentures
National Research
3s
490.7
423.4
.■
—
Mon.
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
3s
531.7
'
.......
Division—
J
Corp—
AGuantanamo &
•Safe
+1.3
363.3
—
Jan. 1
Jan-July
mortgage 4s scriqs A 1993
•
Finland Residential
Ohio
400.1
518.1
536.6
Goods
428.4
•V-
Bonds
Sold
June-Dec
1978
Low
T 1.3
Jan
Jun
47
86'A
86 To
1120
125
-Quar-Peb
1970
A
High
5:40
1959—
High
Change
416.4
501.1
—
Goods
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
Apr
June 19, '59
26, '59
Week's Range
or
'
524.9
—
Manufacturing
1% May
17 % Feb
2,900
l'.id & Asked
,w
;—
2
421.8
7,7ff May
Gig
5,700
,
103.19 Jan
Percent
June
Transportation
Utility
300
Low..—
.
week
Non-Durable
1%
■----
Holiday
3—
Feb
28% Feb
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
'5s
for
Durable
June-Dec
% 1998:
Aug
2
High
107.00
prices based on the closing prices of the common
ending June 26, 1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
stock
Jail
19'/a
Interest
;314s
Power
6s
2%s
31
106.51
30—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
26% Feb
Thursday
I
Pump 4s ';lnc debs
Appalachian Elec
for 1958
102.82 Dec
72.75 Jan
Range
29..
June
The SEC index of stock
68%
Low
•63
Closing
JiihcS
Jan
100
'
■JP
Averages
Jun
21
>
r:>i
167.62
Thur;
.
48'.4 July
6'A
i
Boston
8'A Feb
45%
Apr
'M
•,e;83.03
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
22% Jan
1%
G*la
American Stock Exchange
Steel
v-82.27
168.18
i
BONDS
81.70
643.60
0ver-the-Ceuflter Industrial Stock
100
19
.10o
Corp..,
r
80.74
40;
■Bonds
are
1,500
48'A
*
Util¬
tries
86.10
;
654.76
51 %
22%
491/2
Total
650.88
22%
15 Vz
1
Petroleum
10
643.06
250
15%
__5s
....
AAmer
20% May
16% Mar
Ltd—
Jewelry Co
Zapata
1.0
S#ond
First
roads
...
2614 May
1214 Jan
15 »2
...8
i
Apr
19'A Feb
■
'
...1
22
13% Jan
200
....
American dep rets ord regular
Wright TIargreaves Ltd
Zale
3,500
92 Va
...2
Co
(F W)
42%
20
5%
pfd..—100
Woodall Industries Inc
Wood ley
41'A
6%
41
6 'A
1
14 July
,
10,300
1,550
19 To
1
—25
I——__
Newspaper Machine:
-Woolworth
19 Va
1
Co
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Lf<l
Wood
.
—10
—
common...
preferred
Util-
10
"
10
167.17
Jun
2%
Williams (R C)
Rail¬
■-35
Bonds-
Total
15
trials
Jan
300
Wilson * Brothers
^
no
Apr
3,500
!
Ex-'llquidatlng dividend,
2
20
Indus¬
Fri.
18Va
Williams Brothers Co
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interesfc.
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-thc-rule
transaction
Transaction for cash (not Included in year's range).
tEx-di»-
-639.25
Apr
Apr
"%
Williams-McWilllams industries
r
*/
,
B/a
....1
41
delivery transaction
Wed.
18V a
...
51 Va
38%
1
-Stocks-
Mar
37
48
g Ex-stock
range),
30
Jan
35
"ii
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
41
33
Mon.1
18%
.__L_
Co
41
2s 2012—Jan-July
Date—
White
Mfg
58%
48 Vs
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
thb New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
Apr
1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co..-10C
Stag
102'A
57
48
48
^..Jan-July
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
200
1997
the
Jan
4
—Is
\
'
Apr
85
100
100
$58 Va
Tues.
<
Coal.
Inc
J an
10
'214
4
—
Westmoreland
A
5)0
214
1
2
1
distribution,
Ltd—
'Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet" &T
Stationary.-..
Westmoreland
90
..100
8.53;
Jun
Jun
100
$80
June-Dec
computed by using the follov/ing divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities',
65 slocks, 19.61.
4% May
4V4 May
"
65
.
Averages
Jan
31
Jail
114
July
2% Mar
117
3Va Jail
2
July
41a Mar
Jan
Jan
■4200
-1.25
Manufacturing
June
Feb
29% Feb
5l
Jun
Jan
II"5
Went, worth
June
May
3%
Jan
109
22
Webster Investors' Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
80
Jun
May
-
64
65
$80
Mar-Sepi
2008
EXrdlvidend.
x
26
June
5'A Mar
36V4 Feb
2,800
214
48 %
14'A Mar
Feb
71
-100
—
WallaGc&fTiernan Inc.
•
100
2%
ctfs.
6%
4'A
4%
$2 cumulative preferred
Precision
a
Date
6%
.
Waitt tz Bond Inc
2390
listed
w
Waco Aircraft Co
65
$13
$120
65
May-Nou
1972
5s
stamped (Plan A)
Below are
Jun
Jun
314
10,400
8
95
sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod." certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,": mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
ccrtifieatee;
"w V when
Issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
1
6% Apr
21,000
41a
93%
$92
JIJay-Nov
April-Ocf
2'As
A)
included in year's
13V4 Apr
46% Jun
Mar
151a
3%
7%
Vogt Manufacturing
6
35 Va
lij
$88
Feb-Aug
yEx-rlghts.
AEonds being traded flat.
$Thursday's bid and asked prices;
v
Feb
8
5,400
1,700
51a
13
15%
)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Pood Products.
Jan
180
16%
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan
Ex-liquldating
(not
51
13% Jan
6'As
value,
par
tribution.
1,400
5%
-Victereen.<The) Instrument Co
'• '■./"'
•Vineo Corporation
f
Jan
65
10^.
5
-■•■No
20% Jun
20'A
7%
;
30
53
stamped
Rio de Jffnelro
9!^ Mar
Jun
15
40
31%
31%
(Prov)
stamped
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Feb
19 Va
.—5
Valspar Corp_—.
-Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
44
79,000
Germany—
redeemed)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
1114 July
14
'
180
180
$16%
Jan-Jifty
Jan-July
1967
(Lssue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947__
A7s
71a Jan
63%
»
—5
Utah-Idaho-Sugar
1,400
19" a
34%
20
-14
i
45 Va
18%
34
44 Va
A7s
190
Peru
25,800
B
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota— "
71VL> July
9'A Mar
71 Va
1967
(80%
AHanover
Parana
67%
-15
(Fla)
Jan
1314 Mar'
.
$171
(City of)
1939
4% Jan
9% Jan
400
.25a
Winding Co
7s
16Va Mar
1,000
$125
$180
April-Oct
1951
A
series
Al-Ianover
May
27 Va Apr
1,400
71 Va
4 'As
;
5V» Jan
Jan
5'*
_10
com.
180
B
5'As series
Ilia Mar
4*} May
90
IOV'4
-25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Controls Inc new
49 aA
series
Maranliao
5
.50c
Stores Corp
Universal American Corp.
Feb
4% Feb
10
o'A
•
1
■United
35
20 Va
1
common
A 6s
P-
4-_
182
19
20%
—1
v'
181
—
.50C
:
<
Jan-July
A
% Jan
200
-
1951
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952.2. Jan-July
German Savings Banks and
Clearing Assn—
;
Debt Adjustment
debs—
—~T~''
Apr
fir
1%
;
—«
1
w
1014
Jun
-
—1
B
New .-common
27
Jun
23%
7s
Feb-Aug
'
.100
Conditioning Corp
Universal
Mar
Jan
7%
\
Aluminum
Universal Insurance
Universal -Marion Corp
Apr
4%
%
46
—5
.
New
12
300
V
.
Rubber
Feb
6,000
•
1 Va
•
-
Amer -<Iep rets ord registered
United T4-J.RR & Canal;
U S
Feb
8Va
7'/a
5%
—
United -Pacific
Tile
16%
10
400
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov BanksAOs series A
1952
16'A May
18% July
26%
cy4
1
-10c
United-Molasses Co Ltd—
class
ABaden
High
7% Jan
—
25
.50c
United Onnso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Air
5.300
18%
—
;
;
,
United-Cuban Oil Inc
United Elastic Corp—
United Milk Products
U S
xl7%
J-J
..20
Products
Asbestos
U S Ceramic
Low
16
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Omaha
of
14 Va
14%
Co
Yards
United
U S Foil
Shares
High
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK ENDED JULY 3
Sales
Range
'
Total
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(78)
.
,
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED Jl Lt ?,
East
STOCKS
Exchange
East
v
Sale Trice
P2r
American
Motors
44
—25
-Boston --
45 Ik
2,481
31%
265
78%
81%
4,654
63%
140
61%
(32%
Cities
Service
*
75
Standard
■
75% Jun
60%
Feb
65% Mar
Jan
75
55%
55 "4
66
527«
Jun
(54%
Unior.
24 Ik
2
23%
Jun
33%
Mass
Fuel Associates
Gas &
Eastern
6%
St
preferred
3%
preferred
First
National
Ford
31%
135
28%
Jun
X%
1%
1,102
%
Jan
Kennecott
Lamson
Carbide
Jan
11
Jun
Feb
81%
944
53H
75%
780
79%
80 %
1,026
74% Feb
1
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30%
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61%
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Low
700
72%
24%
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71%
32%
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&
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American
Jun
72%
—5
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Jan
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-10
—,—
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Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un) —2
43 % Apr
24% Mar
20%
for Week
1
Co——
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Investment
Akron
571% May
36% Jun
35
164
55%
5214
Aid
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
5
common—
Advanced Aluminum
July
5218 Jun
38%
34%
1»
(new)
> 80
Jarf
Feb
22%
_•
Loew's Inc
Lorillard
55
14%
50%
34
5
International Tel & Tel
80,/
55
38%
1
Motors
21%
69 %
531i
—
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Acme
Jan
69 V'a
Week's
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Par
Abbott Laboratories
(48% July
Jun
a
Sale Price
Admiral
75
57
Feb
I
STOCKS
Feb
48%
—,
5
Electric
29%
55%
1—2.50
Dynamiqe
Apr
Mar
48%
10
_
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Greyhound'—.
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15%
74
Jan
21%
5
Dept
International
19%
1
Kodak
General
215-
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Ford
General
37
22%
53%
1
Dow Chemical
General
27%
21%
21%
5
Wright
Federated
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Thursday
25% May
17% May.
27%
69%
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Dayton Power <fc LightEastman
Midwest Stock
A
76% July
221a
10
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Co
89%
65% Mar
23% Jun
—
25
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75% Jun
60 % Jan
48 Vk
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185
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50
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57
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62 %
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—
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Burlington
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Chrysler Corp
Cities
79%
62%
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Bethlehem Steel
(
80%
3
&
55
1
76%
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Corn
10
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60
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Jan
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Number 5361
190
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Thursday
STOCKS
Last
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Week's
Range
■
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Sale Price
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for Week
of Prices
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46
39% May '7
Motorola
Jun
31
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300
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Jun
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58
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66
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36
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1,500
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48
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69%
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1,000
100
48
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2,500
18%
10% May
100
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100
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54%
53 %
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31
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60
43% May
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Texas
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Whirlpool Corp
public
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3074
4874
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20%
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149% May
35% Mar
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22 % 'Feb
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Jan
29
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Jan
Jun
15
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31%
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69%,
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69
81%
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36%*>Jan
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350
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36% May
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Jun
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Socony Mobil Oil
Jan
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Jun
109% 111%
14%
100
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25
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70
200
22%
32
29%
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19% July
70
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1,100
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Jun
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100
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400
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20%
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100
70
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St Louis
,
I
18%
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150" .153%
153%
-
&
24%
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8
Feb
56% May
35
Glass
&
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St, Louis
54%Apr
Mar.
35%
1,500
common
...
97
45i
54% Mar
Jun
Feb
29%
Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
84% Apr
74%
200
——♦
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Gray. Drug. .Stores^—
53i%
74%
200
48%
497b
300
Jun
28'%
47%
1,600
55%
38%
Rockwell
Jan
3,100
1,100
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581V
31%
23%
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Jan
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30
55
29
Brothers Co
River Raisin Paper
May
53% July
43% May
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Feb
24%
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Gossard
Jan
7%
48%
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Gillette. (Thei Cp,__f.
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.
10%
41%
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200
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55%
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Jan
48
-
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300
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32%
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—5
Republic Steel Corn (Un)
—10
Rexall Drug & Chemical
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'
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1
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1,960
49%
l
Radio Corp of America
Jun
27%
Jan
700
43%,.
14
Mar
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30
Jan
29%
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-
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42% May
3274 May
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Apr
8
Feb
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Pullman
Company
9% Mar
261V
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Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
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1,950
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46%
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49%
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Jan
500
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27%
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26% Feb
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6874 May
Feb
106
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People's Gas Light & Coke
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Apr
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600
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—Lt.
Patterson-Sargent Co
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Apr
91.
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Jun
45%
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58%
600
2,700
10
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Feb
34% Jan
751'. V Apr
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Jun
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252%.
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,,
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.
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WEEK ENDED JULY 3
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33,200
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200
7%
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——1,900
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Ampex
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100
91
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3778
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31%
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76%
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55
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1,900
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9
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567 b May
28
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100
28
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28
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29 74
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100
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common
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1
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—
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Jun
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2.40
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187#
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16,500
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Feb
700
1.75
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58
77b Mar
Jan
22
87b
Jun
37a May
897b May
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500
574
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2,100
23%
Apr
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28
: Feb
177#
147# Mar
187#
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22
300
65c
4,100
637#
207#
0,300
59 %
1.500
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Jan
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changed to
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Feb
National
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National
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National
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Jan
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7%
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57#
587#
Jun
200
34
Feb
677b
427b
47
300
45
Apr
587#
15%
100
127a Jan
15% Feb
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11%.
100
11
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137,4 Apr.
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56
300
5374
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597b
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6%
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52
1,700
507*2
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6074
May
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40
907#
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97 74
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55
200
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7
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26
3274
Feb
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100
497b Jan
557b Mar
31
700
287b
Jun
347 b Mar
59 7'e
617#
300
59
Jun
67Vb May
100
787 b Mar
88 74 July
10%
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1074
400
10
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2,700
7
Jun
1274 Mar
20
700
Jan
217b
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Chemical Co
Central RR Co
(Un
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200
1074
Jun
17 %
Feb
North
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100
11 Vb
Jun
167#
Jan
North
American
2774
Jan
39%
Apr
Northern
100
1.15
Jan
1.50
Apr
171 b May
217b
Feb
100
4874
Jan
617# May
100
19%
Jun
21May
Jun
18
200
'
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77#
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58%
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Olin Matliieson
Feb
20
Jan
58
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Pacific Cement &
100
16
Mar
22
May
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
700
417b
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100
117#
Jun
157# Mar
1,900
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400
397# May
Jan
Jan
457#
34
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200
757'#
Apr
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preferred
500
187 b
Jan
217b Apr
3,000
4.36 'c
1st
red
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$4.36
267b May
Pacific. Northern
Feb
55
July
Pacific
11
Mar
13
Jan
Pacific
Tel
800
80c
7%
Jun
8%
Jun
77b
Jun
1074
5
Jun
8
100
49 Va Mar
60
100
467b
300
397a
Jan
31
150
247b
Jan
55%
100
47%
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577# May
35%
36
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317b
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22
19%
350
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37#
Feb
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31
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19% M?
277b Apr
2374 Jan
31
6074
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Jun
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29%
Jun
32
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Apr
Jun
29
Davis & Co
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Pfizer
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207b
Jan
2674
387b
Apr
43% May
Pfizer
(Chas)
Apr
277# May
Phelps
Dodge
17%
5 2 74,
200
747#
197#
757#
1974
6474
277/#
1,200
600
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22,600
2,300
20
Philco
&
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300
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100
24%
Jun
2774 Jan
24%
247#
800
247a
Jun
26
Jan
24%
24%
1,000
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26 74
Jan
227b
500
2174 Jun
21%
100
21
'
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22%
21%
Jun
527b Jun
51
Jan
Phillips
Petroleum
197b
Jun
2174 Jan
Pioneer
Mill
59
Jun
76
Procter
41
Jan
Feb
1874 Jan
2774
Apr
Jun
Philip
(Un)_.
Morris & Co TUn)
Pullman
A-
Apr
63
63
100
5%
67#
5,300
2,100
4Tb
Feb
50
477#
Jun
5574 Jan
8474
847#
00
8474
Jun
897b
6%
15%
176
,
(Un)
-
Co
JUn)
(Un)
874 Mar
Feb
300
*
4%
Jan
67-i May
1,200
6%
14
15
137#
Jun
197# Jan
Jan
1797b Jun
35 74 Apr
149
175% 176%
1,270
28%
74/
297#
1,900
237b Jan
%
47 3-.
200
447# May
41%
42
800
367b
Feb
45
800
157a
Apr
207b Jan
600
26Vb
Jan
31
4,600
57b
Jan
103b Jifn
1
287#
1
4734
47
-
19%
19%
1974
—33'be
307#
28%
307a
1
10
9%
10
•
517# Mar
Apr
Mar
,
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37%
38%
12.50
_
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62%
60%
62 7
3
317l
,30%
48%
4,000
2
800
32
1,100
36Ta Jun
607b
Jan
21% Jan
45
70
May
Feb
3674 May
60%
603#
100
55
Jun
6474
477#
"48%
900
44%
Jun
527# Mar
_—20
231:'
237b
50
19
Jan
2
81 %
81%
100
74% Jan
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64
64
100
59
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5
Co
Ltd
Gamble
Inc
Jan
71
49%
50
—
(Un)__.
Corp
Co
237# Mar
227#
50
57#
Inc—
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Corp TUn)
Apr
52% Jun
75% July
117b
Feb
27%
27
'
—
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
=
Pepsi-Cola United Bottiers
20
Mar
24%
•
(Un)
Apr
200
42
27 %
277b
1
:
common
Pictures
600
2,700
July
59%
Tl
Airlines
5674
May
Mar
474 Mar
55 74
60
*
Jun
•
Aor
31
10
Pan American World Airways- (Un)
Parke
36 Vb
207b
Jan
400
&
52 Vb Mar
46%
common..
Petroleums Ltd
200
Feb
84%
Jan
2,800
Feb
2.90
30
preferred
45
,
34c
557 b
2
Corp
147 b
1.15 Feb
4474
Jan
4074
Jun
1.75
31
25
25
25
%
Pacific Indemnity Co
Industries Inc
700
Jun
467b
25
_25
preferred—!
200
•<
_;
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd class A
red 1st pfd
Pacific
47%
100
55%
25
25
Pacific
Jan
1.85
Jun
5
8
:
1st preferred
May
37
1.85
1.85
18c
25
Aggregates.——
1st preferred
39, _Jan
100
55,500
5
4.50%
300
20c
r
13
6
19c
20c
—
Chemical-Corp_
43
Feb
19 c
20
(Un)„
800
47
35,'% Jun
5
Mai-
■
26
400
1
Ltd
Sugar Co
3074 Jan
100
300
37
1
(Uni_
Northrop Corp
Oaliu
Feb
174
28%
,
Jan
Jan.
7b
174
.
1274 Mar
174 Mar
36%
1
(Un)
common:
Railway
40o
300
:
1974
28%
287#
*
1
1
2,700
197#
50c
:
Pacific
20
*
34%
12
77#
1
(U11)
New
12%
17%
5 1 74
26%
800
1774
8874
617#
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Nordon Corj) Ltd_
Norris
537# July
52%
30 Vb
31
(Un)_5
l
10
1
N
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Jan
1774
67% Mar
50
50
2 4 74
25
397# 39%
227# 23%
6374
tUn)
Co
6174
40
-
41% Mar
5274
10
(Un)
Co
Jan
Apr
9Cc
Jun
Fibre's
Automotive
National
,
-
947# May
//
48 3 4
M Oil Co
Company
*
Jan
1374 Jan '
Jun
1374 July
600
A
317# Mar !
63
Mar
2,800
32
457#
30 3
32
Jan
"
100
1274
12%
12%
July
18Tb Apr
86% Mar
_100
__
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627#
774
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;
11674 Mar
Jun
11-%
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5
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2874
287#
I
10
7
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1
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103%
200
147 b
50
common—.
400
537#
2,50
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Paramount
Fairbanks'
Corp
4,100
4974 May
12
80c
1
L_
181
1274 Mar
18 7#
207#
5374
•
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—
647b. Jan
4034 407#
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46
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Exeter Oil Ct Ltd class A—
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91
42%
1
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(Urn
1047# 1047#
18
4
——
500
895#
41%
Eastman Kodak Co
17
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60
56
48
774
—
3774
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47
.77#
__
900
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19%
4374
12
91
60
13
197#
427#
12
5
' 56%
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337#c
60
407b
457#
—50c
common
10
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3874
177#
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3%
800
16%
'
Apr
81
800
1774
447a
—
59%
Feb
147#
15%
47
Jun
607b
14%
177#
*
517#
700
147b
16%
43
100
81
1
1
(Un)—•
common—
.7,50
54
797b
1,000
2.50
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
54
81
36
60%
20%
*
54
1.85 Mar
43 3 b
6074
20%
Ltd (.Un)—
Mines
Dome
1,700
537#
10
*
Productions
Disney
_50c
2,85
36
1274
34
__
1,600
2.30
52%
18
(Un)
41
2.85
47%
1.30
Inc_
38 %
53%
18
DiGiurgio Fruit Corp class B
4074
48 V*
1.30
!
Jun
Apr
45% May
Feb
29%
s
July
99
1247 b
*
^^__50c
(Un»„_
Grande
Jan
1167# May
2
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Company
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100
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un>
Montrose Chemical
....
& Rio
200
Monsanto Chemical
117#
<S:
99
Jun
-_1
Denver
98
Jan
.—5
Deere
99
-
Jun
54% July
Feb
867b
1,200
1Tb
Cudah.v Packing Co .(Un)__-
.
547#
51
3174
32
2
50%
1.35 Mar
M&y
39%
54
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59Vb Jan
Apr
Jan
47
72% May
3174
_
47
34c
Jun
31-%
Records Inc.....
100
Feb
90%
pecca
20,500
51
Jan
90%
347#
100
95c
51
1/k
90%
1
50
92c
25%
51%
52
50
95 c
5074
5274
100
Crucible Steql Co of America (Un)_12%
*
100
\
400
.4
Zellerbach Corp common—____5
Preferred
*
Crown
GGc
119%
•
Jun
92c
Feb
30c
200
56
55
5%
■
1 '
14,800
774 Apr
09%
46%
15 (4
11%
:5
_______1
73c
;
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Jan
57b
66c
*
20% July
Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
3974.
V467b
15%
117#
300
i
:
-
Jan
14
51 %
Martin
12%
59
59c
62%
—
637#
674
2.60
3974
44c
M J M &
2174 Jun
21%
217#
59V#
(Un)___.——10
Commonwealth Edison
—25
Cons Choi Gould & Savage Min_.
1
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)_„*
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Continental Can Co (Un)!
—10
Continental Copper. & Steel Ind com—2
System
20%
67 b
.7.50
(Un>
Aircraft
Jan
700
267#
20%
300
6%
.
(P) Co new* common
Jan
Feb
-
700
7%
——•
17%
100
14
55
—
1/c
.
Paul RR com (Un)__•
100
200
327b Mar
22 V4
12 7 «
2.70
437#
5
Lorillard
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)_—
1
Chance Vought Aircraft
(Un)—J—1
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
1
39%
1.10
2.70
427#
7
(Un».._
Lockheed
-22%
21%
23%
1.10
437b
*
(U*r_
<Un)
LitliiunNCorp of America
22%
(Un)_
Jan
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Um —
1
1
Curtlss-Wright Corp com
Cyprcws Abbey Co. —...
Jan
—
Meier &
(Un)—
3 V#
487b
Company
Merchants
Co
Jan
Apr
(Un)_.
Corp
Salt
Menasco
Publishing
1.10
Jan
10
Inc
Lehman
317b July
Curtis
Jun
1.50
County Land Co
397b May
<yn)
36%
*
Tel
Corp
Copper
Jan
Co—
Jun
Jan
(Un)_—
Co
&t
Industries
31% July
147# Jan
Co
297 b
89c
May
10% July
Kaiser
Kennecott
,
2774
Oil
600
2,400
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
Jun
300.
28
28%.
Jan
21%
21%
07#
100
Products
36%
a
400
C'restmont
500
357b
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31%
Corn
40%
35%
:
Jongs & Laughlin Steel
Jan
67 •)
..
Continental Oil Co (Un)
39 31
,50c
12674
Mar
4674
43%
5
—
40%
40% July
24,74 May
Feb
58
:
(Un)—
267# Mar
Jan
1
1
12,50
Canada
Jan
1%
55
of
Co
Feb
60c
1 %
Co common——10
America———*
"wi"__——
Motors
Jan
31%
common——.
36%
56%
55
Nickel
Tnt'J
May
Co
197 a
%
8c
Steel
39%
Continental
177#
1
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31 %
Gas
3,600
—
International Harvester
38%
Columbia
21%
Imperial Development Co Ltd
300
57%
2.50
—.
21%
(Uni
300
.
20%
19%
5
Iron
217'#
{Un)__—1
112% July
&
Jun
—
Feb
5
37 a July
07# Jun
77# Apr
1,000
1.40
Apr
487# July
Feb
\
1077#
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)__50c
Central RR Co (Un)_—______*1
Illinois
16%
Jan
42%
200
7-71
14
J
200
Mining Co (Un)
Co
1
Jan
111
1774 May
Idttiio
6%
1
Homestake
Jun
May
297#
111
f
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Holly Oil Co (Un)
Jan
44%
May
29 3 «
(Un)
Feb
11%
19%
100
'
30% Mar
30
111
*
(Un.uu—
Electronics
100
:
247# May
'
100
—____7 7b
_2.50
RR
Hoffman
200
4,200
30
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Apr
25
Ohio
<fc
Corp
Jan
Fuel
597b
2674
84%
Corn
Jan
55%
600
Colorado
507b
23%
106 % 112%
Clary
Jan
25 7#
Feb
30
5
(Un)n
27a
55 34
237#
Co
1,200
22%
23%
Service
3
487 b July
4
Feb
153
Mar
43
55:,4
267b
Cities
100
3
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hilton Hotels .Corp.,.
76% July
ar
.
May
1
Corp
487b
23%
4874
Chrysler
48%
Feb
100
5
.
153
400
.3
Oil
•
2,000
153
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Gulf
f
77c
487b
.
(Un.t„
Aircraft Engr
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Feb
July
97c
77c
100
Jun
Chicago Milw St
Rubber
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& Co
Jan
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1527 b
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3.00 Mar
Jun
2.15
(Un.i
Gulf
a
2.900
6%
Corp.:—_•
Jun
22%
2.10
Grumman
80
31V#
Products Corp—
Apr
23
28
45
Jun
Instruments
Apr
53
Jun
22 3 4
Jan
C'enco
717#
Jun
2074
100
42
Certain-Teed
Jun
42
500
20%
dividend
647b
500
300
4
500
100
of
707
47%
Greyhound Corp
Jan
64%.
———
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09%
47»«
23
800
stock
69%
477b
4774
17%.
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1,300
i_.
i
w
2.15
42%
25%
Jur.
47%
17®'a
Ex
247#
22%
Co
42%
Celanese
Jun
Graham-Paige Corp, (Un <_
Great Northern Ry <Uni„
Apr
.
76%
—5
5.50
5
Canada
Southern Petroleum———1
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)——25
Capital Airline Inc (Un.i——
1
Carrier Corp (Un),
—
1()
Case
(J I) & Co (Un)—
12.50
Caterpillar
247 b
..10
Good
Feb
56%
89
106%
62%
Co
Co
200
—5
Apr
Mar
84
—Gc
California Packing Corp new
Apr
24%
Giiriden
Goodyear
Jun
Feb
54%
5%
Products Corp
Gladding McBean As Co
Grace
Jun
57#
Jun
Gladden
Jun
Jun.
45%
400
2,900
Jun
48
Jun
45%
76
45 71!
600
300
Co-_„_4
Oil
Getty
Feb
Jun
5 7#
487#
Telephone
Electronics (Un)
10
Georgia-Pacific Corp new com wi (Uni_
Jan.
%
5%
48%
24%
iUni
5
Utilities-%Un>——_
common
Jun
22
Jan
16
200
217 b
21%
J_10c
Service
18%
25
Corp.,...—
Public
Public
July
31%
.1
217 b
Pacific
Jun
55
(Un)___,
457b Mar
53% July
48
15%
81%
_P 1
—
84
Mai
19% May
30
———
Cement
California Ink
i
45%
5
Company
Hill Co (Un)./.
Feb
Jan
45
62
6%
(Un)—..
747#
1774
4,900
Feb
55
Corn-——
Burlington Industries Inc
Calaveras
15%.
—1
Min___.
Bunker
Eurroughs
15%
—1
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_—
New common fi .'i.~..— .r
Buclcl
5,000
79%
—
Airplane Co
Boeing
Bolsa
45%
2
Co
Black Mammoth, Cons
800
4,700
53%
Jan
27%
8
807b
28%
50%
Jan
14
—5
Instruments
Oil
200
—1
Consolidated-—
Inc..—
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)——
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
Bishop
50
14%
—1
Corp——-—
Bros
357»i
Apr
797#
30 %
200
67 74 Mar
217 =
Gen
Jan
27
Jan
Mar0
Jun
537b
22
12
1,600
—1
Barn'nart-Morrow
Beckman
50%
100
(Un)——-—
Co_-————
& Ohio RR
Petroleum
Bankline Oil Co.—
46%
-
62
16%
76%
_13
Baldwin-!Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)
Banciini
23%
JlUi
Jauv
77:)4
1
—-3
(Un)—__—;
Corp (Un;. —
Baltimore
v27
150
43%
(Un)
Corp.
Mfg
42
637#
1
Associated Dry Goods Corp*——-----1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlas
207#
600
35%
49%
——"
—
—
800
1,300
39
Jan
'
8074
New
Apr
May
96 %
Co
Oil A- Refining
27
44%
45%
(Un)—
—-50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)-—10
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
—
10
Armour & Co (111) (Un)_;—,_c—.——5:
Ashland
29% May
81 %
—...1
■— —-———
(The)
Anaconda
33%
Feb
Feb
59
45
237 b
—25
(Un)—
25
Corp
Viscose
Jan
30%
16%
—
American Tel & Tel Co —
American Tobaceo Co
(Un
American
247a
14%
Refining (Un)_?
American Smelting &
27% May
100
44%
56 V#
337b
Jun
■#
24
537#
General
Jun
39
1,100
5
!—
(Um.
General
1,000
'
26%
26 '/a
Apr
5,700
361/4
■
Apr
33% July
36%
Electric Co
500
33'#
54%
557b
—1
30%
General
1374
97#
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9%
33%
12
General
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
Feb
31%
Aluminium
American
374
9%
Mfg Co (Uh
10
Ltd
~~
Airlines Inc corn (Un)__—1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)—4-2
Allis-Chaluiers
J uu
49c
1,000^
Dynamics Corp
High
Low '
B
General Exploration Co of California —1
General Motors Corn common.—-—-17b
80%
85c
6334 Mar
100
55c
5%
11%
.«:■■■—-g -?'
fUn<
Warrants
:
71%
47c
53c
——__—w
Corp
Controls
General
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
6
Co
General
Shares
29 7
American Oil of Texas.—x—5
General
High
Low
5%
71
—r-5.
i...—
———-IVc
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co—..—2
Allegheny. Corn common (Un)~—■— .1
Aeco
Range Si net- -Jan. 1
High
71%
Par
Abbott
Shares
for Week
Low
Far
of Prices
Sale Trice
Sale Price
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Last
y
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Sales
tVcek's
Thursday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Jan
26
Jan
Mar
8674 Mar
65
May
•
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Volume 190
Number 5861
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(81)
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
3
1
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Corp
America
of
(Un)
Lov£
70%
27%
400
19%
00%
800
51%
Jim
,50c
Manufacturing
Rice Ranch
Oil
%
%
_50c
10%
10%
1.400
79
77
79
900
29%
30%
4,100
57%
100
(Un)
10
Co
50
103%
53%
Joseph Lead
Co
new
&
Water
50
25%
25%
1,800
25%
Jun
27%
Jun
25%
3714
35%
100
25
25%
1.000
20
20
18%
18%
18%.
37%
class
Co
85
Feb
29%
Apr
Jan
11%
49 V»
Jun
11%
300
9%
Feb
13%;
13%
14% Mar
1,200
9%
Fublishinc Co
Delaware Power & Light
Feb
17% Mar
Duquesne
9%
9%
200
6%
Jan
12
Mar
78%
Electric
78%.
700
77%
Jun
89
May
Ford
19
18%
of
N J
&
Tennessee
Texaco,
Texas
Inc
(Un)
Tidewater
400
23% May
20% Jun
23 Va
Jan
21
100
20%
Jun
22%
30
Apr
400
28%
Jun
J ah
29%
31%
4%
4%
37 %
Corp
Union
Corp
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
United
Co
Air
of
Lines
United Aircraft
U S
U
S
Gas
Corp
Industries
Rubber
Inc
Victor
Western
15%
260
9%
1,020
29%
452
47 Va
142
46%
Jun
69%
296
50%
Feb
11
Jun
47Va
8%
27%
46 %
69'A
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29
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3%
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3,800
1,700
1,300
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300
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Jan
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Jan
43% July
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10
45 Va
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5
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400
20%
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1,300
19%
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24%
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36
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22
22
28
Jun
35
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29%
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22
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600
20
Jun
32
100
17
Jan
24%
400
39
Feb
42%
21%
Apr
10%
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14Va
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19
19
155
17%
Jun
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30
1.000
27 Va
Jan
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52%
03
32%
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84%
86%
220
67 Va
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90
10
101 %
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18%
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•
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51
51
5,553
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Jun
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43% Apr
900
48
35
23% May
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Par
100
123%
31%
400
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9.400
34%
35%
Feb
(500
Jun
Apollo
35% Mar
Armstrong Cork Co
50% Mar
Blaw-Knox Co
Jun
33
*
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38%
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Columbia
_
_
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.
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41%
31
Jan
52%
51%
600
Jun
65 %
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34%
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500
33%
Jun
44
34%
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12
200
11%
63
66
2,300
44 Va
45
36%
31%
1,700
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42%
10%
500
99% 103%
103%
12
34%
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14
46 Va
44
Jun
36%
200
36
Jun
31%
300
30
Harbison
Co
5
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44%
ft
Natco
5
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Pittsburgh Brewing common
—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass ——•—
Renner Co
1
1
42
Feb
34%
—
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Apr
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44%
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7
100
42 Va
7
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7
Jun
12%
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10
10
17
10
400
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.
66
July
103% July
52 Va Feb
Jan
88% Mar
500
Jan
47%
Jan
18
Jan
May
Westinghouse Electric
High
_5
5
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59
Jan
14
45%
45
36%
Feb
45%
53
129
36%
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53
22
155
20%
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July
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Jun
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8%
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540
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Jun
27
Feb
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36
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4
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33
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24
50%
52%
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
51%
33%
34%
41% July
Apr
Duquesne
52%
34%
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Low
59
9%
9%
1
40
Va Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
.
.
Gas
59
Shares
45
Inc__
Jun
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
5
Industries
Jun
44
800
149
1
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,
Sale l'rlce
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
143% 143%
31%
31%
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Jan
50%
86%
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Feb
1
.
Feb
52%
Jun
41 Va
35 %
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10
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Jan
23%
41%
41%
1
52% May
47
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t
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125
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22
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,
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14
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15
20
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357
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Feb
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75% July
21% Jail
Jan
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47
63% July
13%
18%
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41%
16%
53%
63% July
Jun
28%
26 Va
28%
1
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50%
47
53
5
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19%
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26%
1
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5%
2,100
72% May
16% Jan
11%
Jersey Gas Co
Sun
11%
30 Va May
54% Jan
Jan
63%
Kline & French Lab
South
11%
19%
Jan
16% Apr
9% Jan
Apr
11%
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Apr
03%
8%
63%
Jan
Jan
00
13% Feb
5
Public Service Electric & Gas
59
11%
29
—1
——
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Reading Co'
Scott
Paper
62%
1
—
35% Mar
104%
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59%
Feb
9% Feb
32% Jun
69 Va Apr
15% Jan
10
-
(Un)
Feb
21%
Jan
25
(Un)
Apr
15%
15%
1
Drug Stores Inc,
Potomac
Jun
*
Washington Water Power
Preferred
74% Jun
30
common
Westates Petroleum
Jan
Jun
_1
(Un)
Equipment
63%
54
18
5
U S Steel Corp commonUniversal Cons Oil Co
Vanadium Corp
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49%
2
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47 %
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
45
,—-—1
United Fruit Co
United
Jan
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Philco Corp
600
80%
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4,400
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39%
44%"
Jan
86% Mar
—10%c
39%
100
3,700
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70
—.—:—
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47
10
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Apr
Jun
13
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Jan
33 %
42%
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5%
52%
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41 Va
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34% Feb
50%
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37%
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100
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(Un)
89
Jan
•
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Feb
46%
—
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31%
33%
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32%
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47
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24
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81%
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7
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79%
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2
28%
54%
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81%
•
6.50
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418
Battery
Motors
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—Low
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200
26%
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General
Gimbel
High
88%
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Hamilton
Low
.,5
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Pennsylvania RR
52%
:
Tri-Continental
63% Mar
52%
Transmission
,,,,
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51%
Jun
22
37 %
25
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Jun
54%
100
26%
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43
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Jan
1,500
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23 %
58%
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29%
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1
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Thriftmart
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Texas Gulf
Textron
Jun
58%
25%
13%
25
—
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15%
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100
15%
44%
73%
Packard
Co
Apr
6%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Sunset International Petroleum
Swift
67%
21
.
California
Co
Jan
Jun
55%
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43%
58%
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Jun
600
Jan
29%
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—
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35
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Mar
15%
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—
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45
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22
27 Va
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5
;
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800
2,800
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-
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34
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30
34
30
2
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Light
Storage
Sales
Shares
89%
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Ilia
Jan
for Week
:—25
Jan
23 Va
39%
Va Mar
Week's
Range
of Prices
.
—w.1.80
73%
000
800
300
Jun
9% May
,
50
•_,«
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24%
9%
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Inc
(Un)
Co
Co
49%
25
Sperry-Rand Corp
Transit
24%
79%
Jan
.
58 'A
34%
Budd
78%
(Un)
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Studebaker
Baltimore
48%
20c
Edison
Southern Pacific
Standard
Jan
24%
—
Stauffer
44%
48%
'78%
7%
July
22c
_33%
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City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2.50
_
,
Standard Oil
29% May
18% July
Jun
64
.
May
33%
Atlantic
18% July
300
54
1
Arundel
35 %
8%
'
Feb
34%
Co__
Tel
&
3
:
-
Warrants
Jun
Jun
Jun
700
8%
Last
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Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
4.24% preferred
25
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A—25
6% preferred
25
Southern Cal Petroleum
_2
Standard Oil
Tel
35%
Jan
.3,000
8%-
common—10
Stores
American
25 %
25%
700
(Un)—•
preferred
Steel
Jan
42
21%
200
37%
4
.,
preferred
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Wood
28 Va Mar
1,300
3714
Jun
500
16c
55%
Thursday
1
Co
Oil
Co
20
,
20
_
1
Corp
Southern Calif
Southern
35%
53% May
13c
Jan
64
15C
Par
Alan
7.50
Mobil
4.32%
1,200
95% July
54%
Sale Price
American
>
—1.40
—
Smith-Corona-Ma reliant
4.78%
37%
35%
25%
Transport & Trade Co Ltd
Siegler Corp
—1
Socony
3(5%
——,10
Co
Oil
1
Jan
*
37% Mar
71%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Apr
24% Mar
com
62%
High
32% Jan
500
Va
55
STOCKS
38%
Jun
Jun
Shell
Sinclair
Jan
20%
<Un)__
Gas
,10
common
200
95 Va
15C
10c
Jun
40%
Inc
Co
&
1.35
1.400
,1.66%
_
Servcmechanisms
Signal Oil
29%
2,000
(Un)
Oil
200
21%
Co—.
Shell
Jan
2,200
38
Co
64
Low
34
91%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jun
42%
Co
Roebuck
Shasta
Jan
96c
1,900
1.35
Steel Corp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration.
Woolvorth (F W)
(Un)
108% July
55% Apr
25% May
20%
lUn)
Co
Seaboard Finance
luc
13 %
22 Ta
Wheeling
Yellow Cab
33%
—12.50
Shares
Apr
50
Feb
42%
—
Sears
Servel
Jan
Jun
4214
.
Industries
Paper
31 %
%
21%
(Un)—A
preferred——-
Schenley
62
Feb
67
38
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry (Un),,.
•
San Diego Gas & Elec common,——10
Scott
46%
43%
1.25
July
Low
10
—
79
Sale*
for W'eek
Range
of Prices
Par
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
39% Mar
100
21%
1.35
Jan
Mar
28% Jun
900
54 7
5
27% Apr
73% Apr
1% Apr
10% July
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3%
67
200
53%
«
70% July
(Un)—20 g
Co
Safeway Stores Inc.,
4.40%
50
1081a 108%
Feb
,1
Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical
St
57%
„
1
(Un),—
Rohr Aircraft
Royal Dutch
29%:
1
—
Corp
43%
500
10%
10
,
Co_
1.500
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
58%
5
(Un).——
common
Rockwell-Standard
Low
07
20%
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Inc——2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
——1
Tobacco
High
(5934
—.
Oil Corp—
Republic Pictures (Un)_„
Rheem
Thursday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
26%
Reserve Oil & Gas Co,——_—,—____1
Revlon Inc_—A..
'
_l
Reynolds
Shares
—1
Reiter-^oster
Corp
for Week
of Prices
•—•
Rayonier Incorporated —I
Raytheon Mfg Co.(Un)_,
Republic Steel
Sales
Range
Sale Price
-—-—
Radio
Week's
95
3%
Jun
7
Feb
39
Mar
45'A
Jun
32
Jan
38% Mar
70%
Feb
97%
•
95
243
Jun
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown Are
Expressed in
Thursday
Exchange
STOCKS
Last
Canadian Dollars
Par
NOTE:
This tabulation is for the week
endingtransactions for Friday, July
Thursday, July 2.
3^ will be included
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
•
Par
Abitibl Power & Paper common
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada
38%
25
—
a24%
*
*
40
34%
—
Bell
Range
for Week
Shares
38%
39%
a23% a24%
5.134
35
23
Feb
40
10%
Jun
38%
40
3 4'A
7,375
35%
May
Jan
Feb
British
Apr
11% Mar
British
40
24
40
July
5%
American
Oil
Columbig
5%%
preferred
11.022
-45%
205
40%
55
38 Va
37%
38 Va
357
85
83%
85
125
71
5o
Jan
47%
85%
Feb
47%
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
47%
25
40
Jan
48
29%
Jan
.50
28%
29%
1.500
27
May
30
9,857
44'A
48%
39%
Apr
270
•
42% May
47Yz Mar
48%
125
0%
7
7,667
6
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20
47
5%
5%
5%
1,454
36%
37
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35
48%
48
48%
50
45
51
51
51
5%
High
Feb
35
Feb
44
Feb
46% May
50% Feb
Jan
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Jun
49% Mar
Feb
7%
Apr
Jun
44 %
Feb
Mar
48% July
Jun
.50
25%
20
925
29%
Feb
50
49%
Jan
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15
16
510
12%
Jan
18
Feb
37.
37
37%
1,433
35%
Jan,
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Jan
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35
40%
Jan
47% May
13%
13%
1,107
12 Va
Jun
14%
Jan
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Jan
13%
Jun
39
Jan
52*
Jun
Feb
20
——
Building Products
•
26% May
42 Va Jan
343i
45%
Feb
British Columbia Forest Products,.
British Columbia Power
40
May
43
Jan
British
Jan
42
Mar
'
32%
24%
Jun
Juh
Columbia
Telephone
class
preferred
Banque Canadian National
Bank of Montreal
.
25
•
—
20
20
1,325
._10
57
50%
57'/4
1.168
—10
58%
58%
59%
2,853
—
3.35
3.35
3.45
15,004
Rights
Bank of Nova Scotia
.,10
42.
77%
76%
77%
1,141
._10
(Canada)
Calgary
Power common
Cement
Canadian
38%
38%
39%
343
20
\
Jun
24
Feb
54
Apr
63% Mar
53
Feb
00%
2.80
Apr
Jun
3.55 Jun
Ofenada
4%%
13
100
34%
360
33% Jun
79
91%
91%
92
Jan
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•
33 %
32%
33%
1,740
31%
Jun
37V
Mar
•
27%
27%
27%
222
28
Jun
28
Jun
Foundries common——.10
33
32%
33
080
30%
Jun
37% Mar
class
A
Malting common
preferred
05% May
79%
Jun
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
33
40
Jun
Canadian
Mar
13
33%
•
common—
Forgings
Canada Iron
12%
13
34
A—
Canada
5%%
42%
.
51%
1
34%
45
*
page
42'A
44'A
May
May
Co—•
—
40%
Bailey Selburn—
see
42%
36%
common
Elecric
preferred
33%
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Provlnciale
27
7
—50
Asbestos
For footnotes
175
48%
pfd—50
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Banque
30
—_£
—50
4%%
30
—50
—
Mersey Paper 5V2% pfd- —50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power-
•
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
30
—25
45
Paper
5%%
High
Low
105
Bowaters
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
—50
5%
Shares
LOW
preferred^
preferred——-——
Ccrp
Bowater
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-
Sales
for Week
45 %
—
Telephone
Bowater
Sales
al0% al0%
—*
——
in next week's report.
of Prices
Low
•
4% c/o preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common—;
Algoma Steel
Week's
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
Class
B
The
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Bank of Commerce
.
405
Apr
——4
07
67
00
67
Jun
76
Feb
26
a25
a25
20
25
Jan
25%
Jan
48%
49
533
40
Mar
50
11
Jan
1,425
54
Jan
•
49
—12.50
10
a
63^
•
12% ai2%
61%
64
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Week's
Range
^
Sale Price
Par
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
_•
6%
Canadian
.
15 Va
6.80
a22;!'4
11
1,130
•
530
-
a23
May
4.85
22% Jun
15
75
Jun
Mar
Jan
23'/a
Apr:
Provincial
13
12%
13
6,485
83, a
Jan
13
4.00
4.00
300
90
3.75
3.00 Mur
Feb
16
16
350
Feb
16
17%
17%
700
Jan
18
Jun
a32%
a33
165
25
Jan
36
Mar
100
10
Jun
14%
.
a32%
11%
•
9'A
16%
9%
1,400 '
'
16%
Feb
15
500
12
Jan
7%
20
75
75
75
5
18'A
18%
18 Va
415
18
jun
50
45%
45%
46 Va
055
45%
Jun
•
28%
28%
29%
1,500
27% Jan
25
28
28
28 V«
5,143
27%
10
13 Va
74%
■
13%
233
20
510
11% Mar
18% Mar
20
20
800
20
Jan
Jun
■■
■
15 VA
14%
15%
365
__
a8
a9
15
.
47 Va
Jan
3T% Mar
15% May
.
23%
20
Glass
Jan
Jan
May
May"
16% Mar
15% Jan
12%
12%
12%
200
11
Jan
14
m
19%
19%
19%
1,930
19 Va
Apr
22%
2.50
2.50
175
2.25
Jan
32%
33 %
__
Consumers
12 Va
•
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting..
Consolidated Textile
32'A
_
--ft
class
Class
B
St
Lawrence
4.10
Mar
Cement
■-
Dominion
Shawinigan Water
A
Steel
Co
5%%
23
425
21
Jan
24 Va Mar
2
32%
32%
23%
May
Jan
24%
Feb
8% Jan
22
.Feb
11
125
48%
3,995
85
285
85
Mar
92
Feb
14 %
14%'
14%
10
14
Feb
15
May
19%
19%
19%
290
69%
66
70
2,092
17
18'A
9,998
85
IB V
a20
—
_
"...
a20
25
10%
10%
1,250
—;al28% al28 Va
14%
14%
14%
*
690
10%
■—100
—3%
5
6
41%
Feb
11
July
Jan
49
Mar
18%. May
22%
66
90%
•
14%
Jan
19% Jun
9%
Triad
Canada Ltd
Jan
130
19
Oils
94
50
94
34
475
21
*84%
87%
1,123
15%
1.5 Va
38%
260
3,725'
>
a45
10
Jan
45%
United
'.C
18%
.
1,115
19% Jan
28%
4
71
80
Steel
8
8
225
7
I
40
'
v-
29
29
186
27
Jan
30
Class
6%
17%
300
14
Jan
21
,;Vi. 10
22%
_10
.
1,875
-
a3.00
22%
22%
25
;!:
5
1.30
Jan
Jan
10
3.50
290
22% Mar
25 %
a72
a71
a72
400
50 %
71 Va
14 Va
13%
14 V»
1,260
30%
30'A
31
2,115
6.25
6.00
6.50
695
/
:
Feb
13% Jun
28 Va May
6.00
Jun
17
35
8.95
Jun
May
Jun
38%
102
35
100
Jan
103
105 105 Va
35
104
Jan
108% Mar
a9
37% Jan
•
a9
25
7%
52'/a
150
51%
50%
50%
50%
50
44
Mar
'/V 18 Va
225
11
Jan
18
•
865
-
52%
52%
-—1%
—_;
42
39%
108
r——
42
16 Va
— —
^
16%
15%
—•
15%
15%
•
1,520
:
200
1,140
14%
14%
25
42
41
42
403
•
m
14%
•
nr-fwfwuni-nr-r-
52 Va
51 Va
Feb
Jun
35% May
Jun
15.
Jun
Jan
34 %
36
10%,
■«
35
32Va
7,061
.
Jan
36%
4.3 '
Jar.
Jan
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
10
Feb
12
Feb
July
85
3,538
08%
Jar.
•ho
29r -30%
11.634
23%
Jar.
25%, Jun
25
99%
Jun
.02 v. Jan
'
.
L100
73%
74
640
64
Jail
6b%
'25%
62
200
51
Mar
63va
Jun
25%
1,995
25
Mar
31
Jan
4.50
4.40
4.50
1,200
u%%/;n^4
35'L'
.3.7«>
3.75
3.75 *
<
''
18
Mar
Mar
37V»
Feb
•4.10
34 Va
610
"7
Jun
Apr
44Vs
Jan
15
:
Jar.
Apr-
19va Mar
•
34%
Jan.
44
Aor
25
105
Feb
107
Feb
25
45
" Jan
48
Jan
1,200
47%" *47%
-
Feb
13
10% Jan
55
:
•
...105% 105%
__
47%
-50
C.70
Jur.
'
' ,-jsvb' 39 VR
39%'
.100
—
preferred—
Mar
.
3.50
GOO
18%
75
33
650
_
-;''39 %:* "39. Va
*'■■■
4.30
325
1,1%
35',4
35%
Canadian Stock
Prices Shown
?
NOTE:
•%
Are
•
'
.
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
i
-•
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71
465
6.15
200
10%
.
1
STOCKS
.
.;'•■>'•
Week's
..
11
a23.
a23
425
-
50
10 Va
v.%;
—
.V
Abltca Lumber & Timber
Par
Belding-Corticelli
Ltd
coanmon
Low
42% Mar.
20
Apr
64
79'% May
7.15 May
Feb
46%
40
40 Va
1,784
38 Va
13%
625
12%
5%
5%
762
Jun
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
Warrants
•
41%
7
7%
-
36%
39
1,605
13
13
150
44
44
13
50
preferred
50
$4.50 preferred...
1
100
Inland Cement preferred
—10
Bronze Powders—
6 7o
preferred
—*—25
50
Apr
5% Jan
7%. "7%
—
/—,
31 Va
3
51 Va
•
July
15
25
43 %
45
50
49% Jan
100
88
17%
96
50%
51%
14%
14%
75
2,575
50
24
83%
108
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jun
y* Jun
53% Apr
92
21 Va
Feb
Apr
24% May
96
July
121% Mar
680
28 Va Mar
33
Jun
610
48% Mar
55
Jan
300
12
Jan
16
May
23%
23%
125
20
Jan
alO%
*
46
Apr
Mar
Jan
-BVa
Jan
Jan-
6 V*
gv2
jun
1.60
10
70
10'%
Feb
13% May
250
10
8%
Apr
11%
Apr
Canadian
Food
Products
*19
Power &
29%
.*£■
i
4
,
"r7
27"
Jan
7%
Canadian Silk Products
Corp class A_
"Westinghouse Co Ltd
50
41
7%
1.80
Catelll; Food Products Ltd class A
Consolidated Div Standard Sec pfd—
*
Crain
'
22
31%
37 Va
May
.
19:'4
*
'
Jan
33
"July
Feb
4"5
250
34%
Jan
*2 Vt.
100
13%
Jan
23'
Jun
15%
Jun
SO-
Jan
Apr
47
Jan
l.OO
800
205
-
1.15
^
-"185
379
"40
4,850
180
183
Feb
"93!
Jan
3,364
Jun
Apr
2.10 May
Jan
33
!)5c
-
Apr
.
Jun
21''A1
19
1.15
34
132;
May
r*41 Va "41 '/a
41%.'
1.00
48
42%
•
-8'.
40
41% -•42 VA
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd_
:
—*
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A___,—•
■8%. Mar
Jan
25
4\Va
21'A
Dominion Engineeving Works Ltd
Jan
67«
.
Jun
70
T
—
5
Jan
'
'V 33
10
L|^ (R L)_*
:
100
50
42%
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd_
Consumers Gas common—
300
May
%
41
.
33
%
52
100
1.80
25
;
■
'
18
25
;t
412
525
•
.
*
7
Paper Inv Ltd—_
.
.52
"--7
'
'
*
-
.
.
"52
.
*•
'
19 Va
*29
29%
Ltd—
65c
Jan
108
190
July
Jan
<
Apr
Jun
•
Hubbard
Felt
Co
a
Ltd
"A"
Ktr,
-
a21
25
Feb
22
2.50
2.50
2.55
475
2.00
Jun
2.30
Jun
*
2.35
2.35
2.35
5
2.35
Jun
2.05
Jun
6c
common.—
a21
—*
Chemicals Canada Ltd
Rights
'
preferred—*
5c
6c
5.100
Jun
9c
Jun
8%
200
—
20
5c
Feb
29%
140
27%
Jun
30
Mar
10Va. Jan
11
Jan
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelyinator of
Lambert
*
Canada
(Alfred)
Inc
Ltd—___—
class
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd
Common class B
Lowney
Co
Ltd
(Walter
—
10
100
10
Jun
10
s]&12
a 13
32 %
25
10%
Jan
MVaMay
685
30%
Jun
40 Va
31V*
425
30%
Jun
42
Feb
75
28 Va
Feb
33
;Jan
80
Apr
July
37%
32%
31
30%
30%
.
M)— ___—*
Corp Ltd new
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
87 Va
■
—
i4%."
87Va
200
-15
35
33V4
70O
31
Jun
38%
37%
39
599
37%
Jun
7%
-
14%
33 Va
——.*
*
29 Va-
.29 ',-a
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6%
pfd_
10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—;___5
Moore
■ilVt'Apr
8% Jun
10
1
cl A—*
com
"8Va
__
*
A—
7%
7'/a
206
7%
Feb
•
14 5
a
JU11
15%
Feb
Jun
Jan
36Ve Mar
40:
May
9
Mar
28 Va Mar
29
29%
10%
11
Power—
10%
265
10
11 Vb
1,715
32
:
Jan
Jan
275
113% 113%
31Va
32
—
•
Ltd
39
91
92%
Public Service Ltd common—*
(John)
100
37%
925
:
11% all Va
a
10
& Dominion Sugar Co Ltcl—
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—__
r
Jun
20%
a23% a23%
'96
10
High
—-
Jan
'
Jan
14% Feb
6 % Mar
11% May
91
International Nlekel of Canada
com—•
International Paper common
7.50
International Utilities
Corp
5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—.
Iroquois Glass preferred
50
35%
20
20
»
International
Low
40c
13,300
755
6.430
"
39
—
$2.25 preferred
.%•"%'
,
.
63c
Canada
Mar
Jan
13%
The
2.
Range Since Jasa I
High
41'/a
41%
7%
7%
i
Jun
23
13%
..•• *%
-
t
Shares
60c
61c
all Va
—
19'%
12%
% 40
'
Sales
of Prices
_..—..
•
:
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd——5
Arcan Corp Ltd
——•
4% cumulative preferred
Canadian. MarconL Co——:—u—i-
May
21%, Jan
-3
'•
•
for Week"
LastRange
Sale Trice
Jan
Jan
Jun
'
.
^
Jun
Jan
0.05
•
transactions for Friday, July 3, will be included in next week's report.
50%
4G% Mar
Jun
'*•
This tabulation is for th'e^veek ending Thursday, July
63
21
—•
Ltd
1,937
11
-
78%
/
■%
1
Canadian
20%
Apr
63% Jan
70%
—4.68%
Lawrence
Jur.
40
10 Va Mar
%
74
j——
4Va%
Jockey Club Ltd
St
29%-
.
16% Mar
May
25%
.
Jun
9%
39%
51%
6.10
of Canada com
preferred
Bros
8.00
46% May
13% Jim
730
7L
25
16-
52%
11
•
preferred
(M)
90
-
.
32%" Jur.
._*■
Corp
B
Ltd
Inland
Loeb
,
Feb
Jan
102
1
Imperial Bank
Rights
Imperial Investment class A
Lower
17% Jan
19 Va Mar
-
12% May
Mar
100
Howard Smith Paper common
Hudson Bay Mining.
Lewis
May
16% May
179
Canadian
Limited
15 Va
310
*
f
July
38 Va
Ltd——
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Labatt
Jun
"
Apr
38 VB
preferred
Jamaica
88%
40:%
a
r.-i 100
•
preferred
Apr
17%
9%
100
Dynamlcsi.
$2.75
Jar.
34'"'is
10
,
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc.———
6%
75'A
40".
Thursday
29
10
Gatlneau Power common
5%
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Aor
33%
30%
warrants—i—
Zellers
8% Mar
17%
«.
Petroleum preferred
$1.40
Feb
35
2.973
a8.00.
30%' 30%
•
84?%^.
;
■
"A"
Jan
—
July
May
•
if nr-o.
Jan
100%
July
*
40%
Weston (Geo) class A
Apr
71
Is
Fraser Cos Ltd common
ClESS B mwi<lwir'tf>-»iii'iV;
Jan
4lVa May
13%
Jan
400
13%-
13%
11-
Walker Gooderham & Worts—,
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd——
Jun
27 Va
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Holt Renfrew common
Home Oil class A—
•
9 Va Mar
96%
94
33 Va
-si,
87 va
30%
'
Feb
71
:
a3.00
Ford Motor Co_
Motors
13,203
Jan
14% Jun
130
a45
—
Famous Players Canadian
Corp„
General
10%
.50
—
Mar
25%
•
_-4_.
Bakeries
9%
:—
Bank_l
Apr
12
71
.
B__
S Va %
General
22%
Jar.
a8.00
Pipeline—
18'% July
20%
Jan
27 %
Match
•
Eleetrolux Corp
-IIII
Enamel & Heating Prod clasB
A~.
General
Jun
Feb
Jun
50
—
•
—
Texaco
Jan
•
(1956)
14%
•
......
V
French
18
34%
10%
•
dfvCanaOa
Class
325
% May
6% May
47%
-23%
_
Dupuis Freres class A
Eddy
18
20
11
common
—
....
preferred
18
IB
31 Va Mar
.
48%
,
Pont
7%%
100
•
Redeemable preferred
Textile common
7%
preferred—
Du
1,675
6%
•
Dominion
.
1,600
23%
35% Mai"
10
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Donobue Bros Ltd
Dow
Rrnsvory
32%
23
6%
69% Mar
Jan
50%
jul.
38
:—C 100
22%
115
Steel
preferred
22 Va
—25
16
__1
Toronto-Dominion
-•
43
-
Feb.
Trans Canada
——
Jan
Feb
Feb
7% preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
/.Dominion Stores Ltd
Jur.
Feb
246
15%
18%
13%
,—
of Canada———
Feb
•*!
Jan
41%
13
930
A
Steinbergs class A
20 Va
com
61 Va
590
:
14%
17
35%
21
•
.,975
1,190
43
-
10%
& I-'ower common.
Structural
Jan
—*
63%
42
40
Simpsons
—a
Dominion
Dominion Dairies common
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
Apr
Feb
16%
common
pfd
18%
—
Jur.
33%
4%
32 Va Jul>*
19
Jan *
6Vo
preferred
Corsets —_r_——
35%
39 %
Class' A-7—
Series
30
Coal
1,740
i,!
17
——--
100
a
class
Warrants.
19
al8%
•
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
42 la
39%
:Il0
*—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
19
18%
a
36%
Va
St Lawrence Corp common.——*——.
19
•
—
Feb
-".j—
.
.
Royal Bank of Canada
—•
A—
_
30%
-
Rolland Paper class A
—
Corbys
Crown Zellerbacb class A
435
Jan
Jan
\ 30% May
May
8
•
—
Quebec Natural Gas
—.illQuebec Power
■—__———■—
Roe (A,V) (Canada) common—
5%% preferred
.100
Standard
•
Feb
33
Feb
80
Jun
19
'
20
Jun
24
Apr
13 Va
"
_•
36 Va
common.
—-~
11
pfd—20
18%
Jun
jun
....
11 Va
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Cogblln (B J)
Combined Enterprises
Transport
■
*
5%%
Jur.
28:%
Jun
4.00
•
preferred
Gas
12%
1.000
62%
Price Bros & Co Ltd common-
18 'A
10%
Vickers
West Nat
Power Corp of Canada
75
10%
Canadian Oil Companies
common
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
High
V ;
7,606
33
40 Va
—-
2,660
10%
__,
Company
23
*
Canadian
Powell River
Low
•
30%
y
————
a90
——1
,
common
Range Since Jan,1
High
ma.. 14%
_
a90
*
International Power
Canadian
25 Va
Jun
Penmans
Shares
29%
1
_—;.
Page-Hersey Tubes
22%
•
common
Preferred.
—_
7.00
Apr
Pacific Petroleums
■
_
Preferred
42% May
Jun
15% Jun
42 Va
for Week
LOW
Par
23
•
Husky.'
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
15
-20
„Morse
Jan
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
35%
.100
common—
Canadian Fairbanks
35%
85
6.75
•
Chemical & CelluloseCanadian Converters class A
pfd—.-20
Cottons
preferred
1,415
40
15 Va
•
common
LOW
39%
Canadian
Canadian
High
40
——
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
39 Va
lis
Canadian British
Aluminum
Class A warrants—
Canadian Bronze, common
5%
preferred
1
Canadian Celanese
39 Va
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Week's
Thursday
for Week
•
of Prices
Low
•
common
Sales
32
75
a
10
Jun
14% May
27'A Jan
38
May
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Orange Crush Ltd_
—i.——
Pacific Atlantic Candn Invest Co——1
Power
Corp
4'%%
MacMilian & Bloedel class B—
•
43
Massey-Ferguson
40
45%
•
2,240
36%
Jan
15%
15%
45% July
15%
9,975
10%
Jan
16%
112%
48
,
48
35
;31% Feb
46% .Jail;
7 7a
100
4.40 Mar
■9%
Jun
3.60
3.60
250
3.25 May
4.00
Apr
43
43
105
7%
•
Canada—
cumulative
Jun
J»n
of
48
3.60
1st
preferred-_i.50
f 43
77%"
40% Jan
45
72
77% JUly
Apr
Jun
5%%
Mitchell
common
preferred
(Robt)
.—100
—
class ,B——————1•
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B ———.——
Montreal
40
•
Trust
110
3.75
250
28%
29
1,632
22%
Jan
28
29%
Jun
28
28%
761
22%
Jan
41
29
Jun
41
42
501
40 Va
Jan
43
18
18%
May
455
17%
Jan
•
48
49
325
46
Jan
32
32 Va
150
27
Jan
National Drug & Chemical
common—5
Natkmal Steel Car
Corp common
•
Niagara Wire Weaving class B—
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
1%
preferred——:—
See
page
*
•
•
—100
42^
395
*
18%
5
common
For footnotes
109
3.75
28%
•
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co
109%
•
Preferred
6%
32%
16
17%
17 Va
17%
2.50
Feb
4.10 Mar
20% May
51
Mar
38% May
200
15
Jan
17% May
170
16
Jan
19
Feb
14
100
13
Jan
15'A
Feb
52 Va
2,925
50
Apr
49%
50
660
40
Feb
140
al40
10
132
Jan
14
52%
16
105
14
50%
a
58
50
Mar
Jun
144% Mar-
non cumulative
Premier Steel Mills
partic 2nd pfd_50
Ltd^—
—--*
Quebec Telephone Corp -common
Warrants
preferred ___—-—
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd——
St
Maurice
Gas
:
*
Southern Canada Power 6%
*
pfd
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—
*
United Amusement. Corp Ltd class A—:*
Class B
*
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)__—.—-—•
31
49
175
Jan
4.50
600
38%
7
Jan
27%
Jan
al2
al2
25
11%
200
-20%
Jan
"38
310
22% Apr
.
Feb
2QVe
37%.l
,
14
Apr
20% Jun
Jun
38
Jan
22
Jun
1.95 Jun
1.10
38 Va"
13%
17%
l.l'O
100
23'.2
24%
3.537
18
Jan
26
Apr
1.25
247i
100
Traders Finance Coxp class A—.__——*
Trans Mouiftain Oil Pipe Line Co
—*
-
?
20.%
1
Ltd
6%;;:"
30%
—
_—_.20
Inc
Shop & Save (1957)
77. .77%1
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5
—.———
5%%
|
1.25
25
125
Mar
131
Jan
~'36%-3S%
M3%
14
17 Va
17%
3;255
36 %
1.210
10% Mar
alOVa al0%
10%
6 V4
535
8
10%
10 Va
40
fi.
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3.150
.
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85c
.
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%
%4
.
a nr
Jan
Apr
:*7% -July
Jan
-
.
15%
Jun
15%
"
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Apr
a—
■Q
Mar
Number 5861
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(83)
J
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
S TOUK S
Week's
Last
Range
Mining: and
Algom-
Oil
Uranium
Atlas
Sulphur
.-Augustus
Mines
&
Shares
Low
Ltd
1
—
Iron
Co
16%
15 %
--*•
1-1
16%
120c
20c--
21c
38c
12c
& Gas Ltd class A_1
Laker-Talc Ltd-1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd_™™——__L
Barvallee Mine's Ltd™
'Jan
40e
Mar
7c
7,000
7c
Jun
°15c
Mar
22,000
4c
Apr
10c
40c
14,612
35c
Jun
85c
Feb
14c
14,000
9c
Feb
21c
Apr
7.95
Jun
10%
Jan
Jun
Abacus Mines Ltd
33c
Jan
Abitibi
20c
Cadamet
:
*'
6,000
52c
1,000
24,000
—„z!-.—_1
July
51c
July
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
42c
Mar
Jun
41c
2,500
4c
May
7c
Jun
80
80
50
4/65
4.70
200
-
75
Mar
4.35
80
Jail
al.25
4,575
6 'be
2,096
3c
Jun
10c
Mar
23c
4."00
13c
Feb
27c
Jun
Preferred
5,500
8c
Jan
14c
Apr
Warrants
29c
May
65C
Jun
22c.
8c
8c
!
63c
1.21
Jun
1.85
Jan
12c 13 %c
1
23,500
10'Ac
Jab
62c
„
7.35
8c
Mines
Ltd
38,200
21c
Jan
1,700
6.10
Jun
9.15
5,000
17c
Jan
23c
17c
Jun
23c
Jun
51c
Jun
99c
Mai-
12c
Ltd
™.—
21c
19c'
20c
50c
'
4,000
50c
1
20c
Ltd——_™_--75c
Ltd——---—1
Cleveland Copper Corp
——
10 c
Cournor
Dolsan
10c
10c
7,500
7c
14c
16c
24,500
12c
Jan
22c
8c
6,000
8c
18c
8c
July
6 000
6c
Jan
21c
East
10'L'C
Metal Mines
Ltd—I
i-_—1.
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd..—
*
Fano-Mining & Exploration Inc.1
4c.
Mines
Ltd
Mines
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Hdsco Mines
New
North-American
Obalskl
(1945)
O'Brien-Gold
Okalta
Oils
Rare
Metals
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
,
Corp—
,
Provo
Gas
Quebec
Producers
Quebec
St
:
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Oils
Souths Dufault
Sf adfcCona
Mines
Mines
(1944i
Ltd:
Tache Lake Mines Ltd-——---'
Tazixv Mines
Ltd.._—.—_L____2,___
Tip Exploration Ltd.——1—•_
Titan- Petroleum Corp—2-*—-—:
Trebof Mines Ltd./.::
———
United-Oils Ltd————
Valor Lithium
ViolaMae
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Virginia. Mining Corp„—
__
page
42.
1.00
1,000
85c
-1
500
13c
Jan
58c
Mar
18c
9,500
1.02
3,700
16 %c May
7c
Jan
76c
4,100
8c
2,200
2.55
Jun
53c
<
Jan
15o
Jun
Jan
Feb
3.60
-
1.85 May
Jun
1.05
1.40
3,325
1.05
2.30
2.40
1,000
2.00
25%
24%.
25%
5,078
21%
Jan
25%
Apr
48c
48c
2,000
43c
Jan
61c
Mar
17
Mar
24
Mar
2.80
Jan
Feb
16%
14%
16%
13,333
-10
19%
19%
19%
3,100
19
Jun
.50
63
63
64
240
63
Jun
7.75
7.75
8.35
320
7
40
38%
40
12,061
35%
Jan
40'
3.90
4.00
1,650
3.70
Jun
5.15 May
33%
34%
9,749
13% Jun
/
.
71% Mar
10%
May
Apr
%
™«-—
21
21
21
20
21
Feb
22
45%
45'%
45%
560
43
Jan
45%
2,000
14,033
24c
Jan
45c
Mar
10c
Jun
18c
Feb
-1
31c
28c
31c
-1
15c
15c
15c
_50c
—
65c
.20c
_—"™
5c
3,166
63c
July
91c
Jan
3,910
63c
Jun
91c
Jan
4,015
6
Jan
12% May
5.25
5.25
™
16c
19c
24,500
12%
12%
'2,270
195
—
20c
common
18c
Feb
33c
Jun
52C
Jan
36
Jan
45
Jan
14c
May
Jan
23c
7%
»$0c
8%
25,305
96c
1.05
9,980
37%
38'%
1,832
32
85
82%
85
300
69
Jan
93
47%
47%
555
45
May
48
Feb
12c
14c
6,000
19c
Apr
1.45
1.50
1,200
_50
-50
12%c
*
,~7
-—™™—™——.—^—*
26
3,000
May
Jan
8%
Jun
1.50
1.50 Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
1.45
Mar
Feb
2.09
..
7
100
5%
Jan
26%
1,515
24'%
Jun
8%c
'"*1,050
8c
12c 13 %c
5,000
12c
May
July
23c
Feb
1,600
5c
Feb
8c
Feb
5%c
5%c
14c'14%c
14c
16,500
11 %c
ll%c
12c
5,200
3.15
• -—™———'
11c
8%c
:™.
3.05
3.15
26%
26'%
27'%
305
5%c
6c
7.75
8.00
:
15c
Jan
Jun
21 %C
11c
Jan
16c *
3,000
_1
7
July
,29% Mar
12%c
3,500
—*
42'A Mar
Jan
7
12c
—
96c
25%
'
8%C
—
—
14
37%
/-__—
Mines
24c
'
—
*
Jun
Apr
7%
Acceptance common——
Mines
Apr
15c
12
1.05
1
™,
Yellowknife
7.00
2.95 Mar
400
16c
12%
——
35,842
18%
Feb
30
Feb
4c
Apt
3.15 July
Jan
2.65
Jun
May
8c
Jan
10%1
Jan
6c
20,200
45c
9c
Apr
50
%c
%c
3,000
72c
72c
500
72c
500
13 %c
Jun
74c
Jun
25,400
Apr
11c
9c
■
*
28c
Apr
Eibis
1.95 May
July
20c
%c May
1.32
10,064
1,477
65%
1.40
Yukon
Co
*
■
5%
15c
15c
1.000
13c
Jun
23c
16,750
40c
Feb
70c
30c
25c
1.94
Feb
74c
41,300
60c
Mar
82c
Apr
17c
10,200
15c
Jun
26o
Jan
20c
21C
15,800
9c
22,800.
7c
45%
20c
1
18c
'
20c
5,960
9%
'
*
_
27%
_.
9%
18c
2,000
27%
260
87C
95c
9,200
—25
42%
42%
42%
-50c
1.38
1.34
1.40
12,825
10,650
1
20c
20c
22c
49,374
.
6c
18c
6%
16c
Jan
35c
May
9%C Jun
Jan
52
May
Jun
Mar
25c
Jun
Jan
1.32 Jan
.
44 ya
39% Apr
90c
Jun
30
25% Mar
86c
—.
26c
May
27%c Mar
Mines™
14c
16c
18,500
9c
58C
64C
Jun
15c
19c
8,819
60,471
51C
19c
12c
Jan
22c
55
—50
55
55
5
Apr
55
5C
5c
6c
6'Ac
6%e
5,500
2,000
53c
49c
53c
22,100
44
45
150
48%
49
335
™
1
•
.
•
Ltd—™—
CO K"1
™————-—.
50
5c
Jun
1.08
Jan
Mar
Jun
8 %C Feb
Jun
6'Ac Jun
49c
Feb
2.05 May
Jan
14'Ac!Mar',
14c
1
™__.
Feb
Mar
36c
13% May
Jan
60c
1
-
Mines——
% preferred
14c
45
300
26%
95c
1
159^
46
Jan
10c
Jun
Mar
79c
46
43% Jan
44% Apr
May
50% Feb
Apr
3,100
Jun
Jun
80
Jan
53c
3.55 1
-
G8c
21c
Apr
49c
Apr
Jan
Mar
60
16c
45%
*
Bordulac Mines
Mines
2.80 1
Feb
2.00
Jan
17c
common-
Mines
Gold
24
.
16c
_»
:
Uranium
Bouzan
v
Jan
44,270
44
Jun
Mar
1.88
Feb
3.50
Mines-
Mines
Bonville
52%
77%
7c
Bidcop Mines Ltd—™—,
'
Blue
Ribbon
preferred—
Jan
2,979
1.67 T83
Ltd
_
Bicroft
2%c Jun
28c
Lumber
Bcvcon
59%
3.35
*
'
Mining Corp
Bell Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Apr
Apr
Jun
76%
1.70
Belcher
Jan
1.15
Lodge
Beaver
6%c Feb
Jun
1.301
74c
Petroleums
Beaver
Apr
Jun
19%
77%
—
Beattie Duquesne
:
Beatty Bros ™™__™____—,
1.34 Mar
1
740
1?300
58%
59
7.35
20
1.35
3.40
Mines
-
Jun
13 %c 13 %c
74c
88c
Bata
Mar
Jan
9c
10
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
•'
1.52 Mar
Jun
Jan
Montreal
1,625
20
1.30
20
—
Base Metals Mining-™
Baska Uranium Mines
Apr
35c
5%c Jun
-
7.95
I-125
—
™
Basco Oil Si Gas
36 %c
.
Gas class A_
&
preferred
Rights
Barnat
May
i
2nd
Oils
of
Bank of Nova Scotia-
1.75 Mar
Jun
1.85'
2,500
24,500
5% %
Bank
Jan
1.24
vt-
J
'
Bailey Selburn Oil
Jan
30c
Jan
74c
9c
500
,
9%
—si-
Feb
70c
68c
70c
10%
Feb
10%
63c
70c
-lc
36c
Steels
Jun
34%
26% May
.25
pfd
42%
preferred
July
,
May
24c
Jun
.1.80
30c
6c
Feb
Paper
Eoymar Gold Mines—
Feb
Bralorne
Jan
Bralsaman
Jan
Brazilian Traction
6c
Jun
65c
Jun
5,000
4c
2.83
2,100
37c
37c
1,000
1.70
1.80
3,200
r5c
5c
2,000
4.25
'/4C
30c,
1.24
Jun
50c
2.55 Mar
3.30
Bridge
4.75
200
37c
Jun
1.61
5c
74c
Jun
2.30
7%cMar
Feb
7.25 Mar
British
%c May
%c May
4.15
'/4C
34,200
13,000
29c
Jun
1.27
400
64c
Feb
32c
1.27.
4%
4%
2,000
4c
4.40
6,250
3.25
Feb
"■'* 9'uc
^5c
14c.
i®1®
9oc
15c
1,5 jO
70c
Mar
10,000
6c
Jan
9c
Mar
1.30
x
15c
12%
Jun
17c
Jan
9fc
Jan
18c
Mai-
7c
/
10c
2,000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
12
.
12T«
6,825
11%
Jun
2.06
—
2.06
300
2.06
Jun
15%
Jan
2.84 Mar
12'Ac
15c
36,500
16c 18 'Ac
6,100
16c
July
%c
15c
4,000
14c
Jun
68c
72c
20,700
60c
5%c
5%c
5%c
1,000
2.18
2.18
2.18
'
14
12 %c
Jun
5c
20c
2.44
'
—
Feb
Reef
Brunswick
Burns
5c
May
9c
Jail
Burrard
1.98
Jun
2.62
Jan
470
37
Mar
50
Jan
47
Apr
7%
Apr
45
47
2.32
2.48
3,560
36%
37
4,055
35
Jun
4t*%
77
77
77%
75
75
Feb
73' May
--
42%
42%
2.48
36%
,
2.24 Jun
3.30 Mar
Feb
70
40%
43
Jun
88
88
55
85
Mar
91
May
48
806
45
Mar
48
Jun
—-—50
50%
50%
50'f4
130
49% Apr
52
May
Products—t—*
16%
14%
16%
4,065
12 %
18
Feb
37
37
37%
2,543
35% Jan
40
Jan
/
-100
*
—25
43
43%
-
265
56c
12%
2.95
Gold
58c
12V?
12%
S.OOj)
5c
—
Smelting
&
-
5%c
9,750
2.90
3.00
500
000
Apr
Feb
40% Mat
47% May
59c
Jan
Peb
11% Jun
6c
14% Jan
8%c Mar
Jan
2.90 Jun
13 %c
13c
15c
16,000
1.60
1.52
1.60
400
7c
6%C
34
33%
34
7%c
19%
7c
8c
4,300
—™—■-
"19' 19%
"—650
12%
12%
12%
1,050
7
7
375
6% Mar
15c
15c
2,050
14c» Jun
39c
37c
41c
33,050
2lo„ Apr
71c
71c
71c
3,250
•
26%
25%
26%
♦
91
3.70 Feb
12% Jun
7
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Lake—
—^—--
7c
2,985
570
11c
220
May
fl'oc
Jan
2.55 May
9c
Jan
1.30 Jan
jan
39
Jan
11c
33% Jun
Feb
Apr
Jun
9 %c
Jan
30c
1.65
15c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
2.60 May
29c
Mar
——
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
—
21c.
3'Ac
5,000
3c
Jan
80c
82c
1,800
75c
Mar
92c
7c
8,000
6%c
Jun
12c
Feb
21c
Jan
class. A
Dry Dock
Oils.
1
—
_
Mines
Petroleum
-
25c
^
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common—<_
Calvert Gas & Oils
1,000
25
1.00
Jun
47%
Building Products
(Bunkcr Hill Extension—
Burlington
A™-..*™™
Feb
3%c
6'Ac.
Red
Feb
5c
500
July
—
Ankerite
94c
16c
2,800
21
Jun
—™_—————
Buffalo
Mar
8,000
2.44
30
—.—.——-——1
Mining
Bufl'adison
Feb
7,300
18 %c 18 %c
21
5%
48
Mines™-
Company
25c
'
21c
3'Ac
Brown
Cable
5c.
25c
21
—50
—
36c
-
100
25c
21
7Qc
——.—50
preferred
5%% preferred
British Columbia Forest
Euffalo
15c
2.44
5%
Erunhurst Mines
Feb
500
5,822
100
Jun
500
1,500
7c
8.40
Electric—
Broulan
lie
70c
Feb
7
15%c Mar
70C
*
Apr
10c,
Jan«
6.75 Jun
5%.
1
preferred >—™™
4'% r/o preferred
4%% preferred
'
6
7%c Jun
2,598
5%
Oil—
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
4.GO May
lie
%
—.
25c
Columbia
4.089
7,500
7.05
5%
•
-•—*
common
American
7
8c
6.75
—™
—*
4'/o
Jun
1.75 Mar
Jan
4.25
?
7c*.
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6%
7'Ac
■
7.05
*
common
common.
G)
(T
British
30c
1
Britalta Petroleum
Jan
May
7
1
+—
Petroleums
Tank
Bright
Mar
—1
—
Pioneer
—-—
*
9oc
•
Jan
500
2,000
%c
*
64c
12c
6c
8c
-
Bowater
Jun
2 80
.
1.27
.
70c
70c
7c,
.
7c
-1
a
10c
2.75
32c
Avillabona Mines
1.85 Mar
Jan
27c
46c
-1
-1
Mar
9c
2.65
Aumaclio River Mines——
16% Mar
7c
95
Feb
1,000
70c
-1
see
55c
Jan
36,300
,_1
Westville Mines Ltd
footnotes
July
10c
14c
16c
_1
For
55c
13%
100
8,000
88c
15c
Vtreedon. Pyrite & Copper
Corp LtdWendelF Mineral Products Ltd
Westtturne Oil'Co Ltd.——:—
5,000
11c
13c
»
-1
—
38c
14%
76c
,_1
Ltd—
Jan
4c
_1
*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd-
99c
30c
-
Apr
1.02 Jan
1.40
Aunor Gold Mines^——
Auto Electric common———,--s
30% Mar
*
_1
42c
41%
Banff
2,500
—'
i--l
3,000
36c
*
Jan
5c
---
Corp
Mines
12,500
26
4c
1.80
.
Sullivaxv Cons
1.28
Apr
17c
4.40
—4
Feb
81%
90c :
-—
Ltd
4%c
100
1,000
—
lr.
Ltd
—1
Steep-Rock Iron Mines Ltd..—
1
Mining
5,000
9,900
2-81"%
Ltdi—:———_1
45c
Jvtn
73c
Feb
79c
Gc
z.—2
Jan
18%
2.30
Aumaque Gold Mines—-----—<-
Jun
10c
90
65c.
70c
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Steeloy
21%
Feb
—
7c
•
Limited
Apr
6c
7c
Ltd———1
Lawrence River Mines
SisCaltA
18%
50
74c
'
2—1
68c
3.80 Mar
Jun
Jan
.50
Atiin-Ruffner Mines
Apr
2,000
10%c 16 %c
—
1
Mines——1.
4
—™™—
Atlas
Feb
15c
*
900
42%
Atlantic
35% Mar
53c
1—.—2
78c
Jan
-1
Canada
Atlas
/ 400
I
T
27c
81c
27c
Mar
j_*—_1
Aubelle
30% July
7c
—
Crest Gold
1,040
1.05
—
Corp-.
-1
QuebOG Smelting & Refin'g Ltd
rights—
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd
1
Radiofe
Feb
6c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd-1
Red
Jan
10C
1,74c
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Lithium
18%
Jan
9c
1
Cobalt «fe Exploration Ltd
Jun
4c
4%c
10cx
.
Quebec
13%
28
35e
—
50c
9c
Arjon Gold Mines-——.—™-—/.
*
Asamera Oil
L
4—
—40c
May
6%c
14%
-
12%
34%
of
$2.50 preferred
Jan
21c
1.85
90c
Ltd
31%
1.20
—~1
—-
80c
Jan
4%c
—v
1
Warrants
Mar
5%c
26c
85c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd-—i—
-1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd——1
.
46c
1,500
2121 %
5c
2.70
105
6,013
78c
5
—
Mines
$2.40
May
82c
—
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Paudash-Lake Uranium Mines Ltd-;—1
Mining
12C
Jan
—
.
Pennbeo
Jan
July
™
^™__1
—..—/
4c
42c
99c
—1
Opemisca. Explorers Ltd—Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1,300
13 %c
17c
~
1
Ltd-
8%c
■
—'
1
rights—.
-
Jan
28
—
600
69c
2.75
preferred
Argus Corp
May
3,000
-
2.85
17%
67c
44c
Arcan Corporation
_/—
Area Mines
1
,—;•—.—
9'Ac Jan
3,000
79c
20C
Vinray Mines Ltd.——
West Amulet Mines Ltd
Nocana- Mines Ltd
22c
92c
Jim
6%c
27c
—50c
New
Jan
Jun
4c
14c
1.00
2.75
17'%'
Feb
13%cMay
Jun
2.80
Imperial common——
_»
Arcadia Nickel __Z——l—_—
„—IIl
Mar
5c
50c
•
21c
17%
68c
-
49c
10c-
Ltd—1
Ltd—
New.
17c
Anthes
Apr
32
45c
30%
35e-
1
Lake Uranium Mines
New Pacific Coal &
Oils Ltd
New
Santiago Mines
6%c Apr
8,520
_—
22c
13 %c
14%
1
...
Jan
1,000
21,000
1.28
.1
-1
:
Ltd™—
5,000
17c
17c
———
<fo'
Ansil
2,800
9°.
1
Jack
10c lO'/aC
10 %c
-—a*
—™—-——-
Warrants
Mar
135,200
5c
4%c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
—
1.80
4c
55c
4%c
28
5
Ltd.
4c
6,500
6%c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
:™——*
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Nama, Creek Mines
Mar
22
——
Anchor- Petroleums
Anglo Huronian ™———
2.75 Mar
13c
30,500
Ltd———5
/Monprfr Mining Co Ltd™—A—.
Montgary Explorations Ltd—'
12
Jan
■
American Ncpheline
May
17c
24% May
50c
21 %
_1
Mining Ltd/
Feb
20
-
Exploration Co Ltd_l
Lingsidc Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
11c
Jun
2,800
17c
14%
%C'
10%
3,185
.™™-_™L™™.—
Analogue Controls
Apr
Jan
6,000
4Gc
50c
&
Merrill Island
6c
27
12% r
31%
190
20
—
Anacon Lead Mines
10%c Mar
Jan
17c
14
13
16
May
15c
8c ;
5c
1
Zinc
4,000
15c
Kerr-Addison Gold MiP.es Ltd —1
&
8'Ac
49c
Copper Corp Ltd—1—
1
Hollingcr Consol Gold Mines Ltd™—5
International Ceramic
1
Mining Ltd.
Labrador Min
4c
9,000
50c
8'be
11
20
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth—-—
Feb
15c 19 %c
55c
Haitian.
Kontiki. Lead
5.000
500
-
,
18%c*
-———1
Ltd...
Gc
10c
Mar
1.90
v
27-
Goldei* Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines <&
Metals Ltd-1
Gunnar Mines Ltd— ——
™—I——1
Mines
'6c
11
•25%
15c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd---.—,-1
Futurity Oils Ltd.'.
i.
_*
Iso
3,675
1:90
Fab
■Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
15%
10c 10'be
Mines-Lid—-a.——-—1%.
i
1
.
Jan
10c
Ltd™——,_i—1
Sullivan
/'
Jun
11
20
——n—i.—
Aluminum Co.
4%
Mar
13%
■r'
24
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
8'.be
8c-
Mining Co Ltd------------—1
Mines
1.000
/ 9c
15%
2,220
_50c
Alminex
'
9c
1.50
—
23%
—.™
__
Algoma Steel
Jan
lGc
———1 *
Compagnie Minierc L'Ungava.
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
1
1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—.
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife
Mines Ltd_l
23%
Mar
65c
7.35
21c
-
23%
:
Mak
.
G;90
1
—25
34% May
23'A Jun
Algoma Central common—
-
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chibougamau Jaculet
Chipman Lake Mines
24c
10,952
common-
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils
Algom Uranium common
6'Ac
Jun
Feb
15,316
39%
Alberta Gas Trunk™:
July
6.05
J an
39c
40
Jun
36c
38%
Alberta Distillers common-™™-—
Warrants ™™™™™™_—™JZ—
al.10
.
™_
Yellowknife Gold
Alba Explorations ™vi-™---™
Jun
High
Low
27C
—38%
Akaitcho
S7c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
common—
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
51c
9,500
Shares
LOW
—
Paper
—
10'Ac
4c
12c *
Ltd——1
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—'*
Jan
39c
...
V
A
Voting trust
V
6%e
&
Acadia Uranium Mines
——
Acme Gas & Oil—™.
:—
Advocate Mines Ltd-™——;—
Jan
15c
.-4c
al.25
1
Mar
60c
..-.37c'
.
4.70.
Canorama. Explorations
Ltd™.——,_1
Canub®'Mines Ltd™—/—-—_
-1
13c
Class
for Week
111*
Power
Preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Feb
5%c May
51c
•
Feb
25'Ac May
5%c Jun
2Gc
80
Canadian Homestead 6ils
LtU__>_"-_10c
Caimlask Nickel Mines' Ltd
_*—,
10c
84c
Jan
1,000
18,500
24c
4G
Range
Of Trices
Sale Price
1.30 Mar
4%c Feb
24.133
51c
38c
Last
Sales:
Week's'
Thursday
STOCKS
Apr
42c
13,500
6%c
25c*.
Calumet Uranium Minos Ltd.
r—'—:1
I.Canadian Collieries Resources
Ltd—1~~
5 %'
preferredu.—-----1
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd—'"
8c " Feb
10c
40'Ac Jun
35c 39'.be
5%c
7c
lb"
7c
Tungsten Mines Ltd——_1
.Cartoco. Mines * Ltd
Carder Quebec
Exploration
50c
51c
Mines. Ltd——™1
r
Feb
72,500
,6.%c
39
Jan
55c
5c. 5%c
52c\;
1
5c
4%c
1,000
48'L'C
55C ;
19c
1,000
Gc
5%c. *
Bonnyvrlle Oil. & Refining Corp—-—il
Copper Corp———_/—.
1'
•
5c
.
Bornite
2,500
b,c
'
■i
300
21c
7'
Jun
Par
8.00
7%C
—
Burnt Hill
This tabulation is for the week ending- Thursday, July 2. The
transactions for Friday, July 3, will be included in next week's report.
ltfc
19c
Canadian Dollars
NOTE:
16% Mar
12c
1
21c
Mining Co—
'—-1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd_™l
Bellechasse Mining' Cprp
Ltd™——-™1:
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——-—1
Ltd
3,500
Feb
7c
8.00
Bateman Bay
Bouzaxv Mines
14
Prices Shewn Are Expressed in
35c
Bailey Selburn Oil
,
900
./High
3c
-
Ltd
Exploration -Ltd-'—
Aull" Metal Mines. Ltd
•
Low
^fock Exchange
Toronto
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Stocks—
Alscope Exploration Ltd.
;™
rAnthonian Mining Corp Ltd_
.
for Week
of Trices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
Sales
34c
Mar
Campbell Chibougamau
5c
Apr
Canada
Bread
Jan
Canada
Cement
Preferred
common
common
——
910
.—j
91
92
260
55c
—
57c
5,000
7c
16%
65c
May
21% Apr
14% Mar
Jan~
Jun
8
26 %c
46c
•
1.27
Jan
Feb
Jun
Feb
Jun
35
Jan
78% Jan
100
Apr
24%
55c
Apr
74c
Apr
10% Mar
6.95
Jan
4.50
4.50
100
4%
Jun
*
33%
32%
33%
1,553
31'A
Jun
37
—20
27%
27%
27%
50
27
Jan
28% Jan
1
7.60
i.
_
7.10
7.70
4,080
5%
Feb
Mar
39
40
the'Commercial avd Financial Chronicle
(84)
.
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
Last
23%
23%
100
27%
27%
25
32 %
33
1,785
09%
Foils class
A..——
Canada Found 6c Forg class A—
32%
Canada Iron Foundries common——10
Canada
Malting
55C
54
—
—
jj
07
1.45
5pC
)54
-—
.
Warrants
.—
Canada Packers class
Class
03
1.45
common
Canada Oil Lauds
A-.,——
54
—-——.—-—.—————.
07
90%
Mtgo
—
175
54
Preferred
Canada
Canadian Bank
of
Preferred
Canadian British
Aluminium
14
DC
5,000
—20
04
61%
39%
39%
64
40%
39*4
4,013
10,380
375
15 %
14%
15%
7.20
6.55
Feb
Celanese'
13%
Jan
Deer
13c
•
Jan
Deldona
Jun
Delnite
Jan
65 %
Jan
42%
Jun
Jan
54
35%
,35
42 %
May
15%
Juii
7.20
Jun
6.50
Jun
11
Apr
4.10 Apr
6.30
940
15%
675
22%
23%
1,202
17%
17%
150
17
Mar
Horn
95
29
Jan
33
II13
common
13
1
Morse
3.40 Mar
14,
Dome Petroleum
23%
18%, Jan
Apr
Dominion
Electrohome
Dominion Stores
Chemical
Dominion Textile
29
29%
810
25%
.Tan
34
Apr
Dow
310
"34 c
3,445
75c
Jail
11
125
17
11%
Jan
G8c
May
82c
.....
150
5.00
5.75
•
Jun
8%.
Jun
Feb
„
62c
Jan
EadyAlatcli
Jan
Eddy
5.00
8.50
Jan
Jun
15% Jan
84c
2,000
•
40c
28c
41c
12,392
...
•
2!)
29
29%
1,317
6c
%
185
85
19
19
Fob
May
Jun
;
1.12 Mar
27%
40c
Jun
6c
1
....
-''
—,m—
126
24
Jan
20%
1.60
Apr
3.00
Fanny
100
1.16
Jun
2.00
Feb
17c
6,766
1.65
144,155
16c
•
Jun
35c
2.45
19,530
32c
Jun
4,175
10c
Mar
10c"
4,000
9c
10%
lie
10%
'
2,608
1.00
1.00
2,700
Jun
3.10
14,310
6.05
Jun
9.20
6,550
1.05
Jan
1.00
1.38
4.200
Jun
1.30
ge
5c
5%c
5,000
5c
40c
39c
48c
102,534
19c
Jan
52c
——1
22c
1,90
Jun
1
48c
...
Enterprises
Metals
95c
48c
Jun
93c
Jan
28c
5.800
72c
Jun
50c
Jun
58c
2,000
2,350
2.45 May
3.50
600
2.25 May
3^75
3.70
3.75
3,900
2.80 May
14%
15%
1.096
Jan
12c
10,000
11c
Jun
21c
14c
Apr
19c
Feb
99c
Mar
8c
1
—
3qc
35c
6%c
6%c
12%
12%
12 Tit
1
——
i
•
•
•
37c
16,500
500
,
%,300
32c
32c
32c
3.10
2.75
3.10
82g
1
12%
12%
12%
300
2.50
Petroleum
53c
53c
53c
38c
38c
26c
;
.
Mines
1
Coniauruin Mines
Con Key Mines—.-—
Consolidated Allenhee
20c
—
.<
Oil
•
Mines
Gamma—..
Callinan
Consolidated Dcuison Mines
Gillies
Consolidated Golden
Lake.—
7
—__1
Arrow
1
Juli
,
3.50 Mar
4.10
Jun
Jan
Co
Ltd
Oils
Negus
Consolidated Sannorm
14
May
10c
8% Apr
10%
Jun
17c
Jan
Jan
19c
Apr
5%c Jun
8c
Feb
9c
13c
11
16
Mar
Apr
22c
Jun
47c
Jan
£.500
38c
Jan
53c
May
4,747
35c
Jun
03c
Jan
1,080
6%c May
4.20
1.55 Mar
3.65
Apr
4.10 May '
Jan
8c
8c
2Be
28c:
500
19c
Jan
67c
57c
69c
59,700
55c
Jun
1.05
Feb
29c
26c
30e
4,200
26c
Jun
64c
Apr
57c
Jan
10 %c
Jan
3Gc
Mar
67 c
I,100
3.80
3,061
5,106
2.05
1.87
2.09
14,000
37c
30 %c
38c
53,050
1.05
1.01
1.05
3,300
23C
21c
23c
10,366
20c
5%c
5%c
833
5%c Jun
8c
25c
24 %c
25c
3,300
24 %c Jun
40c
5c
4,500
4%c Jun
7c
i—1
9%c
-•-%!
19c
Cournor
For
24,800
7c
"1,000
1.50
18c
Jan
38c
63c
Feb
1.20
Jun
36c
9c
Jan
12C
May
-G%c Jun
1,600
42%
41%
42%
2,459
34
104
104
104
140
100
.100
103%
7%
103%
104
420
100 % Mar
7%
7%
10
6% Feb
25c
26c
55c
•4.15
—_•
42%
51
Jan
65c
j_
4,009
280
2.20
2.50
20.615
j
6%
1,300
38%
38%
7c
1:50 Apr
Jun
181
Jun
7%\
Feb
72
Jan
50
13Ta
65§,
61
,
1,000
7.00
6%
—
Jun
Jan
30%
2.38
Jan
108Vi
6.20
_I°,
1,12
250
_
3014
30%
Jun
14
7C
71%c
2,515
Feb
50c
Jun
17
11
May
Mar
%c Feb
Mar
35
28% May
6.00
Jun
9.00
Jan
1.80
Jan
2.74
Jun
712 Mar
Jan
6
46% May
24 % Mar
•
9
8%
9
250
7
Jan
10% Jun
2,762
Bakeries
2_
Development
—
General Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
General .Steel
Wares
Giant Mascot
1
20%
22%
Aprv
<v>
Jun
63%
Jan
50%
2,311
41%
Jun
50% May
94
94
10
3.10
Jun
4.10 Mar
670
10a,4
30.
3.10
18%
3.25
18%
18%
1.140
1.20
Mine
1.25
806
—
-.1
23c
20c
23c
1
8.10
8.10
8.25
1
30c
30c
31c
6,575
Mines
Apr
52%
Prospecting
Mining
Eagle Gold
104
48%
n
—100
—
Scientific
A
Jan
19%
19%
50 %
common
Preferred
Geo
class
37%
52 Li
_1
1%
Canada
1,620
101% 101%
1
:
—
4,0441
2,36
Jun
17
89
Jan
19%
Feb
94% May
May
1.55 Mar
1
1.00
9c
Jun
31c
Jan
6.25 Mar
29c
May
8.6(>May
Feb
59c
Jun
—1
Urcnium
11c
10c
11c
10,000
10c
Jun
40c
1
31c
30 %c
31c
6,400
30c
Jun
46 %c
225
225
230
55
44
44
44
54
—
50
•
6%
6 31
225
_•
17 c
16c
17c
1,625
1
1.39
1.21
1.39
1,700
—42'/a
39%
—
Mines
-Great Lakes
Paper
48
Mar
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
Jun
15c
Jan
2.30 Jun
1.70 May
42
•
Jim
38c
Mar
Jun
1.21
2.25 Mar
Warrants
Great
•
preferred!—
Gas
B
West
26
Apr
9.50 Mar
5%
5%
2,300
May
6% Jan
2.50
2.85
50
40
2.45
13%
13%
14%
1,315
4.00
1
40
2.30
4.00
225
;__*
Saddlery new
100
850
-
:*
8%
8%
9
2,920
*
11'%
11
11%
1,325
11
common
Winnipeg Gas
10%
11
775
Voting trust
warrants
Greyhound
925
40
2.30
Plains Develop —.
Great West Coal class B
Great
Apr
7.25
5%
warrants—
Great
Greater
42% Mar
32%
25
—
1
common
preferred
Class
35% May
25
24
—
Warrants
$2.80
3,479
24
8.25
,25
——
Northern
42%
24
8.25
2.65
Great Lakes Power
5.50
5
2.50
3.35 Jan
Jun
41%
Mar
38
Jan
Feb
Jun
3.30
Jan
13% July
21%
Jan
2.30
5.50 Feb
Jun
4.00
8%
Jun
9
Jun
Feb
,12% Apr
Jan
9%
9%
12
Apr
6.25
5.50
5.50
100
4.50
*
4c
4c
4%c
30,250
3 %c
Apr
20c
*
12 %
12%
12%
615
12
Jan
13% Mar
—10
Lines
27%
27%
27%
100
26
Jan
28% May
;
July
Apr
Apr
Mar
Mar
Gwillim
Lake
Feb
Gypsum
Jun
Mar
22,600
25c
Jun
2,000
11c
Apr
6,485
18%
19
1,385
19
815
18
12%
100
11% Jan
1.74
Jun
18 '/a
July
Jan
106
Jan
8
Feb
74c
Mar
16 %c Mar
2.50 Mar
21%
Feb
20% Mar
14
Mar
39c
2,100
Jun
58c
Jan
11c
11c
2,000
7%c Apr
12c
Jan
68c
71c
3,000
68c
July
1.30 Mar
8c
May
15c
Jan
9,000
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
15
14
15%
14,810
Alabastine
r
;
2.65
Jun
7.50
Jan
13U
3.50
Jan
8%
Jun
7c
1
6%c
13%
104%
*
,.11
•
7c
5,000
47%
47%
25
13%
14%
14
,•
6c
Jun
10%c Apr
38 %
Jan
49'% Mar
Jun
19
% May
3,325
43%
104% 104%
20
103 3 a
Apr
13%
14
670
8'%
Jan
13% May
10 %c
10
lie
4,800
10%
Feb
14'
Jan
106%
Jun
14 %c 14%c
1
;
Mines
_1
1,000
14c
Apr
25c
Jan
19c 19 %c
13,100
18c
Apr
25c
Feb
19c
Heath Gold Mines
i
Hees
(Geo H) & Co__
Heva Gold Mines
7,000
8%C Jan
24c
Apr
1
37c
36c
40c
6,300
34c
JUll
58c
Jan
1
7c
7c
7c
4,100
7c
Jun
11c
Apr
1
Headway Red Lake
17c
*
-
9
9
.
18c
9
200
5%>c
5%C
5%c
3,000
•
56%
56%
56%
35
5
-
31%
31
31%
*
15%
15%
16
14%
41
4.00
1
—
,
6 % Mar
5c
Feb
.
10
9c"
Apr
Jan
"
(Canada)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home Oil
11,030
7%
100
—l
,
Head of Lakes Iron——
Hinde & Dauch
4.00
7%
.*
Minerals
Gold
Jan
2.70
7%
*
preferred
Harding Carpets^
Htisaga
19
May
1
Gold
Lime
Hardee Farms common,
1st
13
*
common
Harrison
105% May
2,500
9c
3.90
Products
14c
9c
7c
Warrants
Gurney
25c
2c
7c
1
■
9c*
1
;
5.75 Mar
12c
36 %c
1
Mines
Jun
15 Vic Mar
-
Trust
Mines
"Lead
42% July
1.90
38c
GuaraJity
Gunnar Mines
Jan
12c
68c
137h
3,920
72
184
19 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
12%
42.
:
Hard Rock Gold Mines-
1.80
—1
page
71
182
Feb
Jun
Jan
1.10 Mar
May'
1.85
•
1
see
71:?'i
Jan
12c
17
Gulch
19
footnotes
16,500
8.25
100
Gulf
57c
;
Copper
15c
35c
Jun
35
Feb
18%
Mining
12c
Jun
4.70
2,420
Feb
2.55 Mar
4.95
nil
Zinc—
.
1.12 Mar
Jun
3c
839
18'/,
5.25
55c
II,300
1.15 May
Jan
4.85
£
Imperial
Lead
Cowichan
5,500
20c
"
Class Bi
Coulee
18c
-%C
25c
Mines
,14c.
70c
1,750
»
17%
22%
57 c
Publishing—
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
5.10
18%
Apr
niio
l
76c
C%c
38':»
Jun
4.95
•
Coppercorp Ltd
Cosmos
11c
9%c
'"
1
3.50
19
.100
preferred
10,421
73c
5.00
75c\
5.00
Feb
1
common
19% May
Mar
4%c
Consolidated Spdbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Co
25% Ma'y
Mar
_10
Grey hawk Uranium
1
Class A
Mar
17
Apr
Jun
3,666
*
—
Mar
22
1,140
Jun
15c
10c
19%
nil
Ltd'."
32
970
18
101%
Goldficlds
1
Mines '.—.
24% May
27
•
Gold
19
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Rcgcourt Mines
11,900
15%cMar
100
Jan
—2
Mines
Jun
—1
Apr
4.00
3.60
Mines
Consolidated Northland
.Consolidated Peak Oils
Jan
22%.
2_20c
common—;
50c
1
.
Power
Jun
2.00 Mar
3.70
Explor'
Consolidated. Mosher
Jan
20c
8%e
preferred
31c
19%
*
Ltd
& Smelting
Consolidated Morrison
Jun
45c
4,200
61,400
18
—_L:*.
preferred
Giant Yellowknife
61,575
4.735
67c
Jan
57-
22%
^
Glacier
27c
1
14c
Jun
Mines Ltd
Feb
IIIi
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
1
May
26c
182
„
Feb
Apr
53
5
12c
14
Co—-.
50e
25 %
i5
common:..
Jun
Apr
*
27
A
:
Jan
2.1.7 Jun
O'Lc
—
1
Ltd—1
Mines
Petroleum
Apr
72
22 %
:
Companies
30
,
72
23c
12c
;
Jan
*
S>—.
class
Jan
2.71
8%c
53
1.15
(U
14
3.90
38c
25c
53
90c
Co
Canada
Jan
2.05
35c
53
,
%Jan
9c
6,700
10c
1.10
Motor
1958
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd..
9%C 10%c
1
2.65 Mar
26c
8,000
25
Jan
2.15 May
80c
—
25
11%
5%c May
3.80
36%c
53%
43%
Gran due
97,627
53
43%
Feb
15%
27%
25
35c
A
6%c Jan
500
25
25
65
43%
Geiieral
Feb
3.15
25 %c
1
Consolidated Halliwell
33c
29
65
65
-■
*
class
2,700
1,667
Jan
29
65
65
9,100
Apr
14,300
Jun
25c
35c
16C
May
Jap
1.78
33c
Mines——
Jan
13%
•
—
12%
89c
40c 43 %c
27c
2.00 May
*
22c
10c
1.35
3,635
1
2,000
6%c
2,900
2.01
34c
—
Apr
14c
3,500
1.50
1.78
93,800
—
Mar
6%c
2.70
16c
9%c
1.43
1.53
Candy
75c
325
3.go
8c
8%e
1
40c
5,000
1
.
Jan
1.44
1
Jan
9%
I
Warrants
—
ConsolidatfSl Discovery 7
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fcnimore Mines
Mar
16c
2.00
1.40
—
Jail
6%c
15%
Jun
.
46c
9%c
1.45
—
27c
10c 10 %c
1
—
May
i5c
May
1.30 Apr
1
—
26c
9%c
13,000
*
—
50c
9%
..
1.66
1
COO
6%c
lie-
1.52
common
3,025
9%
1
1.54
-IIIIIl
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4% preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Grandroy Mines
6%6
.*
...
8%c
II,Il20
Jan
lOMic
•
Flin_/
Cadillac..
20c
8c
#
——
10%
*
,,
Consolidated .Central
833
1
Bakeries
Consolidated Bcllckeno
Jan
8c
18c
57c
'
...»
17c
19c
55c
General
Jan
1,500
i2c
11,000
10,500
Jun
45
X
5%>
16% Mar
lie
14 %c 14%c
45 i/t-—
Mar
132
a
Jun
Jan
8%c
.,,k
Jun
10c
40
40
Feb
18-% July
12
Geco
Jan
3.15
....
National
1.65
57c
I4%c
128%
14,000
45
55,c
Gatineau
Mar
3.50
—
30
10c 10 %c
—1
Fraser
Mar
16 %c
1
Copper
Yellowknife Mines
Combined
18,300
2.95
1
Combined
7.172
22c
'
57c
1
128 % 128%
10c
Mining
French
Apr
3.50
Mines
Coldstream
52iv
21c
80c
Equipment..—
128%
92%
Jan
Jan
Jan
53c
2.95
...
9%
14
8%cMar
•
„_*
——
575
1
Frobishcr
———75c
Willans-.
5,669
14,889
10%
*
1
Ltd—————
Francoeur
1.G3 Mar
.
22% Jan
1
;
Foundation
Jan
1.40
...
18% May
65% Jun
70%
,
A.
Uranium
Ford 'of
Jan
7.40
1.30
1.30
101% Jan
18%
45
Mar
Jun
17
Mining
Ford
12% Mar
6.60
—
Mill..
.
18',
9.30 July
49
Jan'
97
10%
I'leetManiiiaeturiiig-^———
Jan
1.00
1.35
Jan
41%
65%
;
Federal Grain
Jan
15c
May
9.40 May
1.39
•
19%
Fatima
Jan
50c
7.25
Knitting- class A/»—J—
Copper-Man
915
19%
Farwest
Apr
1.07
Jan
38C
lie 13 %c
*
Chromium Mining & Smelting.——...*
B
20
11% July
15%-May
Jun
8.50
a
Co
Farmer
Fargo Oils
Feb
26c
May
Mines:
Mines
Clark
25
6%C
Jan
1.10
...
10%'
1
Class
4,380
97
Jan
Jun
20
100
—-
Mines
Faraday
19%-
36 c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—...1
Copp
48%
97
Jan
400
2.779
58
......1
Consumers Gas
47%
7% Feb
8.90
'
10%
——
—
Famous
Jun
18% Mar
——1
....
...
Mines
Consolidated
150
*
Falconbridgc Nickel _■
Players Canadian
9%c Jan
185
Jim
1.47
12 c
7 »
;
——
Consolidated Mic
1,872
9.30
1.
Eureka Corp
———
Explorers Alliance
15% May
Jun
16c
———..Gc
7 ■
Consolidated
13
9.00
13%
24% Mar
5%
2,225
12%
30'/- May
31% Mar
11% Mar
100
—
Beta
10',L-
Jun
11%
no
1,350
Apr
6% July
1,795
6%
11%
48%.»
*
—
El
Sol
Mining Ltd.—
Equitable Life Insurance
Gas—
Oil
Consolidated
23%
_•
Mines
Fruehauf Trailer
Consolidated
9.85
23
6%
9.30 r
•'
•
common
Mines
Eldricli
Jan
37c
2,500
175
Jun
17c
444
6c
1!)
7
Flder
Jun
12
26% Apr
-4,730
Cc
185
——.20
—
Consolidated
9.60
6%
11%
13
—
Mines
class
Paper
Common
20% Feb
40c
u.;.;,;,,
j
1.52
Explor a tions77—.771777771 7/ 30%c
Coniagns
9.70
Gold
Sulliviui
Jan
1,258
11,500
18c
*
East
1.85
16%
48c
East Amphi
——East Malartic
14%
10%
18c
Asbestos Corp Ltd.—»
Athabuska
—~*
Conduits
21% May
23 '.4
Ltd
Petroleum
Jun
10%
■
6c
Jun
Jun
„
1.17
7%. Mar
u—
Natural
23c.
10
1,725
45c
Oil ———————17
Warrants'
5.00
7,615
10c
Commonwealth
Apr
May
19%
18 c
Captain Mines "Ltd..—
Colomac
15%
Jan
35"
llTh
•
—1—
Dynamic
2.90
Apr
Jun
1
.
....
.
Exploration
Gold
2,140
—1
Co
11
1.16
Farm
18%
Minerals,
Jun
14,450
20
Lake
18
—
11% May
Apr
Feb
;-2.50 Mar
j,}
1,575
1.80
Cocly Rcco
18%
^
:_u——
Copper
7
;
3,564
20
Coin
Jan
Mines
Oils
17
1.25
1.75
Cockshutt
Feb
34%
Brewery
Duvex
11%
*
—
7%
2.05
25
common
Duvan
5
10%
5.75
•
.....
25
1.20
20
Bar
1.62
Jan
54c
1
&
Tar
11% May
100
10%
1.75
Cochenour
Jun
22%
•
'
■
1.23
...
May
6% Mar
11,150
10 5 it
fit
1
30c
600
2.20
32%
33c 37 %C
37c
10c
_
Willistoiv.
Circle
1.02
2,805
*J_—
Dominion
Jan
2.10'
Jan
1,800
6,363
common
Jan
2.20
74c
Jun
57c
69'
Coal
G.05
34c
—20c
Oils
preferred—..—
Gold
Apr
57c
-
—
4.10
17
....
Chiino
Mar
19c
1.14
•
May
8%
Corp common—
Canadian Vickers—
Cop
25c
Jun
32%
com
new
4.50
13%
Ka.vrand
Jun
10%C
1.10
25
2.90 Mar
28
Chib
15c
3,500
32%
A,
W—L—
,
4,870
13%
Mine's
7.700
12c
1.10
Coal preferred
Dom Dairies common
4,175
27%
Jaciilet
16c 17%c
10%c
,,
;—2.50
—
Dominion Bridge,
10,205
28
Ciicslcrville
22c
32 3 i
Dominion
16% May
Feb
82c
13%
Cheskirk
20c
22c
•
4.75
1
Chiboug
Jan
17 %c
Dominion Steel 6c
25
Charter
34c
Jun
4.50,
common
Gold
Mar
Jun
8%
,10
Rio
74c
22c
Jan
preferred
Put
Jun
4,749
4.55
Corp.......
Del
Mdr
-30c
22c
2,850
17
Railway
Central
40c
12,200
22c
7%
Petrofina
Central
Jun
30c 32 %c
22c
Jan
Thorium
Cayzor
11,600 7~ 719c
30c
1
3.25
*
Canadian '.Tire'
Cassiar
Jan
1.57
Canadian
Met
18c
Jun
Canadian
'Can
Jun
Jail
8%
...
Mines
8%c
8 %
4.50
Canadian North-Tuca'.
Canadian Northwest Miucs
Erin
7,500
1.08
4.50
Canadian Industries common
Canadian M ilartie Gold
Can
10c
6,445
32%
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Candore
9C
4,100
32%
.....
Canadian
Jan
9c
113
common...*
Oil
Western
23%
2
80c
i...——
Western
Jun
1.20
common....*
Products
Canadian High wiresfc
Canadian Homestead
5Me ft'
19c
%
,
,25c
3.15
*
—
A
Canadian
Jan
13
Oils
11
IIIIIIl
Canadian General Securities class A-
Canadian
May
7,000
5,200
Warrants/.——,.*—-,—,—-———-,
Dominion Foundry & Steel common
*
Preferred —
100
11
Canadian Pacific
Jun
11c
14c
Seagrams—-.
201-j
Export Gas & Oil—16%
Cos
May
34-
17%
14c
.——1
4.50
Warrants
Gil
13c
Jan
13%
6%
82C
♦
...
Canadian Fairbanks
Canadian
Jan
Apr
26'
1,000
1
ilines
4.70
—
Oil-
—
12c
8c
124
9c
13 %c
Mines————
Preferred
Warrants
Jan
1,000
31
17%
Mines
Donalda
Husky
8c
10c
31
"
——1
__1
1
3.20
—
Wright——,
& Dock.
Canadian D,yno Mines
Canadian
1
Dome Mines
Jun
7%
Devonian' Petroleum
Food
•
.
f
—10
12%
12%
Apr
Jun
2.60 Jan
_1
Palmer
Devon
Jan
*
Canadian Dredge
Class
9c
High
5.15
23
10c
•w—' .■'■
1.18
Cellulose—
Pete
Preferred
Canadian
3,135
•
—»
—
Gold
Distillers
18% May
31
—25
Chemical &
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
1.87
•
17% May
1.75 Aur
*"
6.25
15%
31
—25
,i
...
Eagle
1.80
.
Jan
'
Explorers
15% Mar
Jun
7c
Daering
12% Mar
23%
17%
common
preferred$1% preferred
Canadian
450
1
——w—.
Dara'pwi Miiies
Bccour.sey Brcwis Mining
Jim
49
11% Jan
1,655
4,125
21%
_1
—„—,
Trust
Crowpat Minerals
5.00 May
6.30
A
SI
Canadian Curtis
40
21
3.00
1.25 May
39%
CO
21
-
Canadian
Collieries
150
Mar
Mar
2.85 Mar
700
8c
—
class
Canadian
47%
400
Jun
91
88
0,400
3.85
1.80
—%——!—.
—
Pershing
I
Low
3.80
1
Mines
15 Mi
;
Carmers
Canadian
Cusco
50c
10,556
12%
7.20
glass B warrants
lass A warrants
Canadian
Canadian
95c
4.95
13%
com.
Nest_
,57
55
47%
33 v:1
Crows
Feb
67% Feb
9c
common
Jan
Apr
51.
Jan
14
—
Crown
Feb
*
Commerce.—
Canadian Breweries
Croinor
Feb
49
12'1
II _1
Jan
1.05
58
47%
——
Crestaurum Mines
Feb
2.35
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
-
Canada Warrants—.
76%
100
77c
of
Jun
Jun
105
4.50
Oil
Jun
1.45
55c
J,200
PL 50
class B—
Minerals
Cree
.37% Jan
67
25
Cable
6c
Canadian Astoria
Grain
Feb
30
Mines •
(EL) Ltd————'.——
Shares
Low
„1_50c
Craigmont
Jun
91
_
.—*
—
—
Wire
88c
z::i
Petroleum,
Steamship Lines common.
Canada Southern
Canada
Jun
67
3,445
55
Feb
30%
25
for Week
"
Par
High
Apr
27
1.700
56c
07
9017
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Low
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Last
Shares
High
Low
Par
Thursday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale l'riee
Canada
Sales
Week's
Thursday
77
Jun
47
Jan
1,797
30%
Jan
35 % Mar
3,306
14%
Jun
21
Jan
14%
2,693
1312
Jun
20%
Jan
41
100
39%
Apr
4.25
2,350
4.00
Jun
Co Ltd—
Class A
—
Class B
Howard Smith Paper
Hoyle Mining
*
.
common
,
14%
*
*
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4.15
46
Feb
5.25 Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5861
Volume 190
(85)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 3
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Thursday
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Last
STOCKS
Par
Shares
Low
52%
1,556
51%
Jun
17%
17%
17%
2,001
15%
2,000
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1
14c
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Par
Milton
Jun
63% Mar
21% Jan
Jun
20c
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Jan
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25
25
25
25
25
Mar
—20
55
54 Va
55 Va
596
49
Jan
55% July
—10
71 >4
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1,658
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jan
80
6.25
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*
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-6% ,prefaced
;
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10!b
10! L>
11
420
Hughes
Co
Owens
Mar
25
Molsons Brewery class A_.
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;
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81 %
81
39%
39%
13 Vb
13
13%
5%
5%
230
Gc
Gc
1G,000
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37
37%
1.005
50
44%
44%
100
Indian Lake
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6.00
30
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1-
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preferred —
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35
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-
4,238
1,435
50
135
12 %
34%
0%
Jan
92—Jan
Jun
46%
12%
Apr
5% Jan
5%c
4%
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5%
4,025
15
15
200
2.30
2.40
710
5%
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pfd—25
International Nickel Co common
*
International Petroleum
*
24 %
24 !<
95%
92! 2
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International
&
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Bronze
33
——
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Irish Copper
Iron
0%
32
32%
1,035
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2.20
2.03
2.20
20,510
—-1
1.90
3.05
1.90
2,100
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50C
47c
50c
.20c
12c
12c
14c
6,000
2.35
—
6%
GVii
7% Mar
Apr
7%
27%
17%
17%
Jan
Car
17%
10
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Nealon Mines
Nesbitt Labine
*
-
Uranium
New
Alger Mines
New
Athona
Mines
1
Continental Oil
Mines
Mining
Walte
.35c
Jaye Exploration
Jmferson lake
Joburke
—
—
(1939)
—1
•
27c
29c
3,700
20c
7%C
5,500
7c
May
May
35c
'
Class
B
-
Rights
.
Fob.
Jan
35c
Jun
73c
24 %C
24o
25 c
14.700
20c
Jan
36c
Apr
21 %C 21 %c
500
20c
May
38c
Mar
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
Mines
1
Mines
2.55
7!be
94c
79c
Jun
4.35 Mar
2.55
Jan
82c
Apr
New
Harricana
iNew Hosco
New
_1
Mines
0C
7c
17c
———-—
mil
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter Oils
—
2.80
Apr
11%
Apr
11%
69c
Apr
10c
-Jan
Apr
May
110,037
5c
Jun
3,700
2Gc
May
45c
Feb
17c 18 %c
1
—.—.—
Jun
2GC 26 %c
28,200
lGc
Jan
24%c
Apr
52c
May
72c
i
54c
54c
3,16G
2.25
2.30
-15C
Nor
40c
Warrants
2.35
2,000
9
1.380
Jan
1.95
5.00
5.10
9%
100
21%
20%
21» j,
8,500
8
18%
—1
8.45
3.40
3.50
4,200
2.35
Jail
21,575
40c
500
30c
,22c
142,100
61,544
10c
Jan
26c
May
6C
6(5
Jan
10c
May
1.00
1.00
2,000
> -200
6C
1.00
92c
Jun
1.40
60c
Gle
.17,417
51c
Jun
1.18 Mar
1.76
500
Jun
2.65 Mar
Kroy
Oils
Norsyncomaciue
Nortlieal
Oils
Lafarge Cement
Lake Cinch
Canadian
Oils
Goldcrest
-Lakeland
Gas
Ltd
9c
May
62c
Jan
08c
Mar
2.17
Jun
53c
GOc
20,335
48c
Jun
86c
Jan
50c
53c
0,100
43c
Jim
95c
pan
Rankin
Lake Shore
Class
Class"
28%
2,665
25%
31 % Mar
Northern
Telephone
1.14
1.14
1.18
91c
91c
1
2.30
Lfeitch Gold
B
preferred
preferred
class
Class B
Loeb
3,25
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
5.80 May
38c
Jun
4.45
1,000
120
2.15
Jun
2.60
May
20
35
23%
Jun
28%
Jan
1
1.44
10%C
26c
Jan
1.95
1.44
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10%c
1,090
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4c
1,000
1.95
10
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29
29'a
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28%
Apr
31
30%
1,425
32
1.37
10!
1.3G
Jun
10%c Jun
3%c
Apr
L.95 July-
1.61 Mar
17c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Obaska
May
Ovchan
A]n'
55
25
55
Jun
58
Feb
Grenada Gold
32%
541
31
Jun
40%
Feb
•Class
32%
3,000
30% Jun
42
42 %
44%
755
42%
Jun
113 a
170
11
Jun
103 a
11
JiGO
5»%
5%
100
10% July
'4.80 Jan
May
17% Mai¬
ls
Jan
6
Mar
lGc
15c
lBc
32,300
6%c
Jan
26c
Mar
23c
23c
24c
13,400
22c
Jun
46c
Jan
11c
2,000
lie
7%c
7%C
7%c
7,500
7%c Jun
15c
15c
15c
7,500
12c
11c
10c
12C
10,300
May
7c
Jun
Jan
23c
Jan
ll%c
Feb
40c
Jan
19c
Mar
Malartic
3.10
Jun
12,090
25c
Jan
55c
Jan
10c 11 %c
35,800
7%c Jun
16c
Jan
l.n
1.11
1.12
I,825
44%
44%
35
14,212
35%
Jan
45% July
3.10
7,300
2.55
Jan
3.45 May
11c
9c
11c
90,940
27%
27%
27%
30
1.10
1.10
1.15
10,100
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G%c
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3,000
95c
1.00
1,550
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l
251;'C
common
Marigold
1
Oils
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-Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-F'erguson Ltd common
l
1
preferred
convertible preferred
-Matachewan Consol
1.000
7,300
1.30
29,825
31c
33c
13,800
15%
15%
23,467
130
110
14c
13C
14c
79c
14
15
43
43
43 !b
15%
Jan
Jun
1.98
May
91c
May
2.50
Jan
47'c
May
L80
Jan
1.00
12
Feb
16 % May
210
35
May
44V4 May
15%
946
14 V4
4.00
2,362
3.00
May
5.00
1.50
1,980
1.25
Jun
1.85
Apr
13%
13
13%
5,420
12%
Jim
16%
Jan
3.35
3.25
3.35
2,500
3.05
Apr
4.00
Feb
15
15
Jun
17
Jan
Jun
18
May
35
75%
Apr
80
May
13!bc
Jan
30c
Mar
100
77
77
18c
16c
19c
1.45
1.45
100
15c :16 Vbc
1.500
'
Feb
■
12,000
77
.
15c
15
1.35
15c
10c
10%C
3,000
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2.00 May
80c
84c
2,620
lc
38,825
16%
16%
23c
Jan
15c
Jan
1.07 May
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May
7c
83e
16%
12%c 12 %C
—1
%c
Jun
200
14%
Jan
1,100
11 %c
Jun
71c
Jun
75c
71c
75c
10,705
5,230
8.00
Jun
8%
8
8%
1,300
3.35
Jan
82c
72c
90c
54,800
——<—_—
1
Gc
8c
8!be
2,500
1
42c
40c
42c
—
2,380
14
.13%
14%
33,181
1
—.—.—
1
Petroleums
Pacific
Warrants
i..
.
——
•
*
Page Hershey Tubes
Porcaipine
Pam our
i—
3c
Jan
Apr
May
Feb
18
17%c Apr
1.35
Jan
12% Mar
9%
Jun
1.34
Jun
72c
Jun
8c
July
13c
Mar
Jun
65c
Mar
30%c
Pater Uranium
.—_—
Canada
of
Warrants
Pa to
—
Con-sol Gold
-
Jan
17c
Jun
20c
Feb
1
—
Mar
15
950
13
13
13
25
89%
91
870
34c
1,059
5C
Jun
18%
Jan
Jun
12%
Jun
36% Mar
59c
Jan
79c
8.00
Jun
May
5c
2,000
5c
Apr
7%c Jan
30c
30c
31c
2,200
30c
Jun
65c
4.30
3.90
4.30
760
3.90
Jun
5.30
1.25
1.25
3.860
1.10
Jun
2.15
Feb
3.90
4.15
5,505
Apr
18!bc
19c
8,450
•
4.15
Feb
5.00
Feb
3.15
18c
25c
Feb
Jan
Apr
18c
9
18c
1,000
lGc
May
22c
Feb
21c
22c
1,600
3 8c
May
36c
9
9%
4,500
9
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
1.80
Jan
1.10
1.30
13,810
92c
Jun
21! be
22c
3,000
2l!bc
Jun
,1.35
1.48
3,500
1.25
Jun
1.75 Mar
Petrol Oil <fc Gas
*
1.76
1.71
1.80
30,310
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
1.00
97c
1.00
3,050
1.10
1.05
1.13
3,016
1
7 VbC
7C
7 Vbc
22,000
1.35
1.30
1.35
2*2,300
Pickle
—
Mines—
—
Crow
,_1—
Mines,
Gold
Pitch Ore Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
—
95c
Jun
20c
1.G4
Powell
Feb
Jan
Feb
Power
4%
12c
1.00
Jan
Feb
6
Jun
Jun
28c
Jan
Apr
1.78 Mar
President
Pronto
Ore
Uranium
-25c
Jun
4ae
25c
Jun
4lc
-Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill Island Mining:
50c
"i5c
13!be Jun
l
j 20
41%
3,801
85% Jun
125
61% Jan
89c
43 V4
70
Jan
Feb
May
Feb
Mar
(53 %
63 Va
03%
2.68
2.68
2.70
200
4.55
Apr
4.30
4.15
4.30
2,725
4.05
Jun
7%
Jun
20c
5%
5
5%
1,525
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
1.65
1.75
3,700
1.55
Jan
2.80 Mar
6.75
5.75
7.50
5,530
5.60
Jun
8.35 Mar
4.05
3.70
4.05
Juri.
5.00
I
-1
__1
7,925
2.68 July
3.70
73c
July
1.10
Jun
3:30
Jan
Jan
75c
3,300
2.65
2.90
22,575
1
6'bC
6! be
7c
16,000
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
1
1
1
1
—1
40c
48c
28,166
37c
Jun
76c
Mar
37c
36c
41c
Jun
77c
Mai-
21c
23c
7,900
12,700
36c
22!bc
21c
Jun
47C
Mar
4.60
4.80
2,300
14!bc 14%C
—*
75c
Quebec Natural Gas:
Queenston Gold Mines
—1
17%
—1
*
30c
27c
11
10%
-1
12c
lie
Gas
*
Producers Ltd
:—.—
*
2.50
GVbc Jun
12c
Mtty
2.50 Mar
38%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Apr
3,000
10,395
67c
,73c
Provo
38,800
""2,000
73C
Purdex Minerals Ltd
28c
70c
1.65
—
—
Mines
Feb
2.80
67c
Airways
Jun
2Gc
70c
2.85
Prospectors
13
2.G5
31c
Electric—
95
'28c
12
Mar
East Dome—
Apr
2 75
Mar
20c
*
Praii^ Pipe Mfg——
Premium- Iron
Jun
•
10
5,600
_•
81%
1.25
2,015
20c
1
IIIi
13
Medallion Petroleums
l?b
20C
1
Corp
•Preston
1.80 May
11%
—-—
Prairie Oil Roy
22c
1.25 May
Mar
12c
38%
Island
Jun
Jun
Jan
20C
River
40c
12c
Jan
Gc
1.10 Mar
11%
Oils
Portgage
1.01
Hoc
Develop—
Ponder
16%
Feb
2,700
6Hc
12%
28%
1.40
Jan
May
lGc
68c
4,860
2,863
1.22
Jan
150
1.55
9.85
30! a
21! be
10!2
113
4.75
8.25
29%
2
1
1
Oil &
Peruvian
25 %c
2.05 Mar
Jun
15c
1
1
1.25
Gold Mines
Perron
Jan
Jan
1.50
GOC
—1
Consol.
PCE Exploration Ltd
—
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Pernio Gas & Oil preferred
1.07
105
15c
90
11c
May
19%
42! be Mar
553
7,000
9.85
30 Va
1.25
—---.—-—.—-1
-1
2
Parbec Mines
Patiiio
Apr
Mar
1.40 Mar
30
.
1.55
•
8c
11c
106
1
4.75
May
Jim
129
4 7g
75c
Jan
109
'
G%c Jun
12%
50c
Red Lake
66c
14
32,435
19,710
1,140
1,385
May
Jun
1.25
20 %c
110
•
Mar
28%
Feb
1,325
_•
__k_
15c
Jan
8,000
9c
1.14
May
1.04
%C
100
-Maybrun Mlpes
;
•Mayfair Oil & Gas__
McBrine
(L)
preferred
•Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie
3jc
—100
Vf>%%
Ltd
j 30
1510
6c
21%
18%
22c 25
12c 12ri>c
/
•
convertible
18%
9c
•
-Maritime
Feb
45%
1
Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
3.00
1
Liar con Mines
1.47
44!2
39%
1
'Maple
Jun
May
43%
♦
Barvue
1.11
40
3.00
.
Uranium
Man east
f-Maxwell
5,325
33c
1
-
Jan
3.10
27c
Goldfields
Manitou
*4%'r
lie
2.G6
2.95
4419
1
Maher Shoe Ltd—
-
32c
1
Magnet Cons Mines
•
3.00
1
Lake..
52c
48
11'%
5%
*
_*
Red
Feb
78c
Jun
Feb
3034
44
_*
B
Jun
26c
3.55
—
Ormsby Mines
1
Madsen
Mar
1.80
48c
10 %c
Mines
29%
55
._*
A~—
Feb
4.60
36
6,000
.30
30
1
class
Jun
1.35
Crush
l
Cockshutt
Jim
Jun
1.20
15%
-90c
Orange
11c
Explorations
2.75
33
3.80
1
Metals
Rare
31
Macdonald
Macfie
Jan
1.40
Mines
Cement--
Ocean
Oka
a
Macassa Mines
Macmxllan Bloedel
1.47
Mines
Gold
Pay minder
MacLeod
Maf
Jun
14,060
.
1.29
1.39
Rights
32
—
Mines
Jan
22c
36c
%c
Lake
O'Brien
Feb
1
Mines
1.11
—. —•
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_•
t
21c
—2-.48-Jai
11%
10%
Goklfield
61c
27c
1.45
;— 100
1
pfd—
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Okalta
1
Warrants
Nudulama
30!
Ltd
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
27c
14c
_•
Gas
-
Utilities
a
32%
I
53c
1.28
—
Mines
29!
50
Lorado Uranium Mines
40
1,519
30c
Jun
34c
:
—
Jun
9%c May
Jun
2.15
:
Louvicourt
925
2.50 Mar
22c
2,775 '
1.45
Norvalie
34c
-•
Hosiery class A—
Long Island Petroleums
-
5.5G
3.15
33
15
Northwestern
1.50 Mar
30
*
_1
—
A warrants-
(M)
5.50
2.35
1.30
Feb
1.47 Mar
2.15
*~
-
A—
.London
-
3,000
11%
-
30
Preferred
Class
4,750
tile
Jun
Jan
25-4
1
Little Long Lac GokLLLL
Loblaw Groceterias class A pfd
Cos
5.50
__1
Mines,.
2nd
3,275
10c
26c
1
Mines
'Class
2.85
9%e
8% May
1.00
GOc
28,825
'
1
;1
—__——
Gold
Gold
-Loblaw
2.75
300
2,600
10c
.
Lencourt
.
500
c
3
-•Lexindin
15c
4.50 Mar
120
Natural
27'%
9! a
—
Jan
-I*
II*
:
—
28%
92
1,500
lGc
GOc
•
Mines
•
-19
9%
14,600
10c
14e
33
—
—
Canada
Ontario
Candy
3.15
Mar
■
1.80
•
A
Northern
Jan
33
Iso
Mar
_1
Oil
Laura Secord
Mar
1
Preferred
30
Mining—
Landa
-
43e
16c
warrants
A
27% Mar
Mines
Lake Wasa
-
Feb
10c
——
2.95
North Star Oil common
1,020
—-
Mar
31c
.„1
30
Mines—
_
58
15c
—•"T"~
.25c
common
Norths-pan Uranium
5,500
j—
—
-Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines
Apr
:4.465
14c
Mines
r—.—.—1
~
30c
50
3.55
—
28
A
Jan
3.25
-50
North
—1800
Mines
Jun
15c
3.50
Warrants
1
class
Mines
-Lake "Dufault
Vbc Feb
5!bc
36,650
-
29
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
.
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Jan
t.000
35c
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Mining
Ltd
Jun
4.10
58C
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2.71 May
1,000
34c
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1.79
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1.73
Mar
55c
3,886
34c
II
Nickel
Jan
17c
*
Corp
1957 warrants
(John)
6c
1.18
C2:ib
17c
50 ?b
1
Northern
Labatt
6c
GC
52%
.__1
1
Ltd-
1.70
-1
Mines
|
57 c..
North
5Gc
-
.
Mar
23c
Northgute Exploration Ltd
20c
Minerals
41c
-1
Gold
Jun
1.71
_
Apr
Jan
27 %c Apr
1.78
Apr
12%
21
57c
warrants———
Kirkland
,
1:79
Warrants
Jun
40c
Apr
Apr
7.20
Apr
Apr
•
Class C
11%
4.GO Mar
700
9%
Copper
Jun
3.00 Mar
8% Mar
1
Cknada—
of
Kerr-Addison Gold
-Kilembe
8%
——
•Kelvinator
6%C
18c
_1
Preferred
9
—
13,500
28c
1.53 Mar
12c
...1
Smelting
Nonnetal Mining
Norpux
Jun
1.48
1.55
Noranda Mines
Norlartic
Jun
7c
23c
-1
Mines
Acme
May
;_1
New
New
North
Kelly/Douglas class A
Jan
10e
72c
Feb
——
Mines
37c
15c
1,000
25c
-1
5,050
Apr
2,000
12c 13 Vac
Nisto
57c
11 %c
64,900
13C
Jan
Jun
3.15
B% Jan
Apr
9c
27c
34c
250
7c
12c
II
Mines
Jun
10
Jan
1.05
•'*
9c
12c
20c
Jan
2.25
1,500
7%C
12c
_1
Mines
New Kelore
Ncwlund
_1
Mines
Jason
3,500
8%
2.G7 May
5,350
Feb
7% May
35
1.90 Jan
2.60
Jan
Jan
,_1
48c
49C
2.55
7! be
—
Jun
Nipissing Mines
125
Mar
3,800
Feb
9%
————
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
-
GOc
36c
21c
17,450
—10
preferred-,—.—
Warrants
13C
Mar
35c
Jun
2.50
Jun
12c
35c
Canada
12c
1031.
Jan
36c
•
42% Jan
41%c Jan
of
20,500
2.30
Jun
28c
20c
12c
Nickel Mining &
10%
56
%c Anr
43c
Jan
2.40
Jan
o
Jim
Jan
10%
,
-110
——-
—
12c
13c
—1
Mines
Gold
Feb
49
25
42,200
Apr
12%
12c
19
Jun
64c
12c
12c
Jan
56
1
Jun
16
7c
500
1.70
721
29c
Jun
700
May
30c
Jun
7,600
9
28
5,900
8
174,075
30c
Apr
14.699
3,200
Pete
55%
Anr
26%
12c
Davies
65c
Anr
15c
Mar
30c
27c
3.15
28c
Mar
18%
8c
39C
Manitoba Mining & Smelling
Mylamaque Explorations
Rouyn Merger
;
New Senator Rouyn
New Superior Oils
Y
8%>
1
Jockey Club Ltd common:
'Preferred
29C
L——.
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Jellicoe Mines
2.70
1
jacobus
39c
Feb
14%
9c
Delhi Mines
Mar
Jun
16c
30c
New
12%
2,000
9c
New
10c
Jun
16c
36c
July
Jun
Jan
1.04
61c
30c
96
Jun
Apr
May
1
i.
Jan
1.G0
Jun
1.25
20o
New
43c
47c
42c.. May
13C
1
Apr
Jun
40
7c
A.
1
Feb
1.90
Jun
56
18
Apr
20 % May
15c
•
70c
5%
Jan
37
...
Jan
17%
25
Apr
21% Jan
21,300
4,000
27%
.___20
Jun
Jan
„
May
Jan
80C
675
Calumet
Jun
49c_.
42
40
8,500
New Bristol Oils
Jun
55C
17c
New
Jack
50c
9%c
New
48 % Mar
14,500
10,435
16%
Apr
"9% Jan
1,025
82 %
39
9c
3.25
10c
3,390
37%
16
16% Mar
23c
97
52
365
17c
Jun
32
260
5
Mines-
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12
•
25C
.
A
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11%
50%
6,260
9C
83
302
330
95c
18%
47c
14Tb
29,250
51 Vb
__
•
33
25c
41%
18
51c
40c
9,845
17%c 17%c
—
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Investors syndicate class
-
90
23c
12
com--...*
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Bldg
warrants—_
B
10
Jim
16%
Feb
2.25
7,300
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32%
24>bC
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45c.
24
Jun
21%
Jun
15
Jan
/
7%
Jan
42 Vbc
Inspiration
53
Jan
17%
Jun
28%
•
Trust
3,118
29
Jan
5
National
2,255
Jan
22%
41
1
Steel
G%
45C
Mines-
National
20%
<.
Creek
May
53a
22%
73
National Drug & Chemical common
National
203a
15
—~————•—-0
—
Nam a
Explorations Ltd
Grocers preferred
%
15
Feb
32G
National
Apr
Jun
27c
Feb
Mar
45
Jim
Jun
90c
—-1
Jan
6%
29
28%
12c
41
-Hi
39%
11
28%
Jan
16% Mar
90c
•
Minerals
35% Jun
43% May
49% Jan
125
5,728
3.75
Jan
38%
Jan
0
13c
Jan
13%
18Tb
1
Works
9%c
5%
_1
40
.
Locomotive
Corp common
Wright Iron
Multi
13c
28%
Moore
Mt
765
Jan
14%
6
i
Porcupine
Jun
!
Warrants
May
Jan
38!2
20 La
•;
7il5 May
12%
77%
3,975
6%
14
Ingersoll Machine class A
.—*
.Inglis GJohn ) & Co__—
Inland Cement Co preferred——___10
Inland Natural
81%
40%
Jun
14 %
28%
•
14%
2.85
1,595
I*
High
Low
3.25
13c
Hi
Mines
Montreal
Range Since Jan. .1.
High
3.15
14%
Preferred
May
Shares
3.20
Mining Corp [4
Ore
for Week
Low
•
Brick
Mdneta
Bank ——Y_:
Imperial
Rights
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
51%
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
52
•
Oil—
Hugh Pam Porctipii
|or Week
Low ' High
,
•
Bay
Thursday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Hudson
Sales
McWatters
Gold
1
Mines
*
Meta
Uranium
•Mexican
•Midcon
Light
Mines
&
Power
Mill
City
1,000
II.900
10,800
14
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see
Jan
1.90 Mar
8c
Jun
12 %c Mar
Jan
G4c
G8c
2G.OOO
64c
July
71 c
4 71c
72c
1,800
G8c
Mar
1.G5
16
98c
Apr
Apr
1.00
Apr
1.90
Anr
page
42.
1.55
1.50
8,611
1.35
Jan
•
25 %c
25%C
2GC
4,500
25%c
Jun
49c
I
-
Uranium
Jan
25c
Jan
G7c
•
1.35
13%
14
1.00
X
Petroleums
Lake
14
%c
1.28
15c 15
1.20
*
Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Milliken
30c
8%C 10!aC
1
common„__«
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Midrim
33c
1.52
1.45
1.58
17,600
1.31
Jun
2.90 Jan
Feb
Quemont
Quonto
Mining
Petroleum
—
44c
72c
16%
75C
1,000
31,300
.1.7%
2.G20
31c
11
85,000
2,179
12c
11,625
4.10
Feb
14c
May
7.25 Mar
22c
Apr
71c
Jun
95c
Jan
16%
Jun
22%"
Jan
15c
Jan
33 %c
10% July
.15%
Mar
17c
Mar
8%c Jan
Jun
41
42
The Commercial and
(86>
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK
Thursday
Last
Range
Par
Radiore
Rainville
Low
1.20
22c
Jun
65c
1.75
2,000
Jun
2.28
Jan
16'i
305
10
for,Week
Shares
Low
31c
0,125
30c
May
75c
Jan
04c
42,500
46c
May
65c
Jun
0c
0c
1,000
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
'
"'.
500
37
3,215
29% May
37
30c
4,000
20c
1.07 Mar
May
50c
Corp
Fuel Inv class
class
Ltd
United Keno
Low
9c
500
9c
May
13c
Feb
25c
Jun
77c
Jan
United
125
17%
Jun
17%
Jun
United Steel
22%
20%
:
20%
150
Jun
United
1
14c
14c
15c
12,000
13c
May
24c
Jan
Upper Canada Mines
38c
30c
38c
12,000
35e
Jan
53c
8%c
8%C
0,910
14c
430
3,000
1,500
4.35
Jun
6,«0
Jan
1.52
820
1.40
Jun
2.02
Jan
21-
Jun
25 "
46
May
.
10%
95%
13'%
Jan
100
95%
90
85
1
8c
5c
8c
2,700
V
22^4
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47
4.15
,
4.25
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—
—
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w
84 V«
Royal Bank of Canada
„
—10
Royalite Oil common
—*
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—---——25
Russell Industries———.—r—
7.35
20%
Jun
8%c Jun
85%
8.05
18%
5c
Telefilm
12%
12%
225
10%c 10%'C
1,000
12%
Jan
25
.,.
11%
Ltd
Lawrence
Cement
Lawrence
*
Corp common-
5%
Salada
—
9%c May.
12c
Waite
A
Class
Water & Power com
Sheep Creek
Sherritt
Silver
1.86 Jun
870
10% Jan
2.20
2.40
.1.16
1.30
35,835
16,200
2,25.
415
62c
6,400
56c
68c
Mar
2,200
lie
Jun
1.12
3,40.0
94c
Jan
51
120
42
Jan
1.29
1.20
1.29
7,443
45c
40c
49c
17,512
5.30
4.75
5,30
3,300
II_*
30%
30%
30?ii
2,300
29%
Jun
35
33%
33%
100
33
Jun
40%
40:,i
150
40
Jan
50
■■
46
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■
•'/'
I-^
■
1
class
Manufacturing
900
80c
l*
500
11
11
36
4,455
82c
50
15c
12,000
50 %
50%
50%
71
73
150
23c
25c
37,300
"11
5%
Jan
90c
1,075
1
Spartan Air
Warrants
Services.
5%
—
a
M.70
„—-
Spoonev Mines
Stadacona
-
30c
^Oil8^_,
,
15 %C
57%
Paving & Materials
Stanlcigh Uranium Corp.—
■
57%
Jan
51
82
Jun
49c
7%;
Jun
1.30 Mar
15c
77c
74c
77c
5,720
50c
37c
33c
37c
4.080
25c
05c
67c
4,590
45c
May
1
60c
55c
60c
0,050
50c
Jun
Starratt Nickel
—1
—.-.
Ltd
15%
30
Jan
Jan
1.20
6%
2.00
Jan
11%
3.15
Jan
4.00
1,800
3.80
13,290
1.00
—74(T
15
July
17%
28
100
—{E20U
1,795
2.10
2.01
2.14
2,400
3.10
3.00
3.25
3,800
69c
63c
70c
14,000
*
74
73%
74
380
63
7%
7:!'o
1,110
6%
59c
52c-
59c
5,700
52c
Jup
99c
1,000
10%
Jun
13% May
4,350
6c
Jun
14c
32%
6 Vac
87c
10%
92c
Ltd
General
16,300
16%
50
27
Jan
70c
Jan
9
Jan
1.97
32
_
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
3.70 May
1.13 Apr
Jan
1.87
36c
2.48
8
Jan
-
Prairie
Pipeline
Oil
Gas
34% Jan
89
90
45
87
Jan
14%
Jan
104%
Jun
8%
77»
8%
2.10C
mill
1.50
1.20
1.54
23,010
16%
15c
17c
21,000
%c
100
2,858
18
17
5V;C
5
7
Jun
1.13
14c
5%c
Jun
Mar
28
225
24%
Jun
22
23
1 i«0
18%
Jan
1.51
1.49
1.51
675
1.28
Apr
•
i—kl.
14c
V
Mar
May
8% May
2.60
Jan
22c
Jan
19 V2c Feb
15c
27%
%•-;«
95
24% Apr
108
Jan
15c
28
22%
-I
Mar
Apr
44% May
ll%c Feb
»
.
2.25- Feb
19
44%
Jun
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Oil
6
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class
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34c
40c
129,050
8c
8c
8c
3,000
%C
6%c
7c
7,500
97c
35c
-20c
...1
26
July
24%
/Apr
1.65 Feb
22c
Jun
ic
Mar
8c
Jun
4c
Jan
6%c July
10c
Feb
Jan
1.64
jan
Jun
2.00
Apr
1.11
Mines—™.
1.05
2.200
1.00
100
1.00
1,
1.18
1.60
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—2___.
1.08
18.000
68c
28c
31c
1
*
1.60
•
31c
32c
11,100
2.60
2.60
2.65
Jan
500
1.44 May
40c
Jun
3.10 May
Exchange
Shown
Arc Expressed
Curb Section
—
Week's
Range
Par
Bulolo
Corp
Gold
&
Canada
"Canada
,
r———U—2——
Dredging—-
Dominion
Cottons
Range Since Jan.J.
High
Low
5
,
—
41
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Mar
714
6
Jun
27
May
3.70
Sugar
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■
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38
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1914
:
34
18
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25
28
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:
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■
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7
46
29%
3.30
High
Jan.
Jan
*
_
preferred-—-.
Canadian General
37%
III5
Vinegars
Canadian
of Prices
Low
Anglo Canadian Pulp PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
——5
Asbestos
Canadian Dollars
in
Corp
'.A
Canadian Marconi
Consolidated Paper
s
7
CM
<___„—.
Dal'iousic
Oil^—
Jan
12% Feb
19 Va
Apr
International
1.10
1.17
Jan
1.48
Jun
60
61%
2,984
51
Jan
63%
Jan
7Ve
Jun
36% Feb
4.85
Apr
Jun %
27%
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
18%
Jun
32%. Jun
725
38%
Jun
9%
171
7../
6%
42%
41%
800
5
Jun
8
37% May
3,205
Jan
45
Mar
■
'Feb
I,430
13
Jun
16
53
175
41%
Jan
53
Jim
,♦
5
16C
25%
a
/
85
11.7.50
Utilities
16c
16c
27
...
116
5
31%
6
116
106
1.830
260
13c
160
2,585
32
115/
148%
6,515
86
28
150
.
/
311V
May
25g
Feb
85
Jun
92
19%
Jan
28% Apr
110
May
27% Mar
121
Apr
Mar
32% -Jun
Jun,
52
*
Jun
14Va
-
25,200
22 %c
24>4
24 %
145
23
Jun
58%
58 Va
58%
40
56
^.Jan
8c
8c
8c
5.000
8c
36%
35
May
31
Feb
59% May
14c
Jan
Jun
44%
Jan
Jun
/ Loblaw' Inc
Minnesota
Oreille
1,707
37
37
37
100
5,00
5.00
5.00
<-255
69c
80c
3,700
1
25%
251/4
26
II,505
Mar
30%
Jan
•
14
13%
14
7,825
10% Mar
.45%
»
16c
Apr
15c
a
19c
5,000
loo
29c
Feb
29
Feb
*
Jun
Jun
8%
1.30
18%
25
4.50
4.35
4.55
8,885
4.00
35C
35C
2,500
30 %c
Feb
60c
Mar
18c
19c
2,000
16c
Jun
60c
Mar
5V4
5%
825
lie
5%
'4%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Yukon
Jan
18%
17
Paper———2.50
33
Jan
167
Apr
31%
Jun
50
265
40
Feb
50
2.75
500
*
43
425
41%
Apr
Jun
50
Jan
i
—
115
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common
Mines—1
—4
Cons Gold
138
Corp
95c
51.575
00c
Feb
99c
Jun
—
2.00
36% Mar
2.95
Jun
Jun
Jan
18%
1
1
4% Jan
60c
Ontario
Bros
38%
25
&
145
4,3% Jan
Price
38%
1
:-L—kJ—
Flour'
Ogilvie
Pend
38%
_•
Tribag ISIining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
2,466
Jun
75
Zinc—
National
•
;
39 Va-
16%
1,145
A—
1.96
13%
2
Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
<H
Andian
•
Transmountain
3414 Jan
18
"
——1
Jim
35c
1.17
1
Trans Canada Explorations LtdTrans Canada Pipeline
1.40 Jun
200
1,136
106
Electric
c-*
warrants
——.
%
Dominion Glass common—-I—
Dupont Co of Canada (1956)_
International Paper
Apr
14%
hi
B
Jan
Jun
60 Va
—20
A_,
4 40
74% May
Jan
Feb
*
Terouto Iron Works class
Toronto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class A
Jan
Jun
17%
Last
20 U July
*
Trusts--
11
2.75
-
May
Jun
39%
Thursday
Mar
89c
_10
Bank
Jan
34
7%
39
Sale Price
Feb
79c
87c
.31% May)
1
—:
Bear
Apr
20%
6'%c
Apr
Jan
9c
37
90
■
•
Prices
5% Mar
1.25
19%
11%
5,850
1.51
V?I
39%
Toronto Stock
Jun
20 Va
12
1.60
1.09
15%
105%
Yukon—
Knitting
:Young-
Jun
6.25
Jan
10%
Yellowknife
York
Mar
17
Feb
1.17
5%c
1,150
Jun
Jan
May
6c
13
17%
I—100
2.85 Mar
27c
Feb
15%
1
3,10
.
1.60
May
•
common—
3.00
39
Jun
2.10
Jan
15
1,050
325
*
II-I.I*
Jan
25c
Jun
16c
:
220
7%
70c
Jan
2.32 Feb
Jun
1.13
Tailors—_—T—
City
1,720
49
4.00
73c~
&
&
Jan
1
Elevators
Twin
G.10
1
Dominion
Triad
0.10
„
32%
7%
3.00
l
.
Mines
Jun
Jan
5
2,200
17
32%
III 100
Jan
12c
8,850
21c
15%
35%
102
1.14
*
10c
Mines
Trans
2.10
21c
250
Apr
93c
Jan
1
Toronto
1956
2.05
10%
5.000
7%
.■'———~
Canuck
July
25c
Toronto
Class
2.07
27%
Mines
Tombtll
Toronto
45
2,550
400
6c
13%
■
"
;
1:/:
Zenrnac
___•
Petroleums
Top
42
Jun
——1'
Tiara Mines
Tip
25
4.300
70c
6c
13%
Mar
1.30 Jun
22c - Apr
4.10 May/
28c
Jan
84%
Feb
4.00
Third Canadian Gen Inv—„—
Thompson Lundmark—
Thorncliffe Park
Tidal
49
-
9,900
5
:
'
Larder
Lead
Zenith
May
z
—1
ordinary—.
Mines—s
Canada
99 1
16%
0.10
Calgary
Texaco
•
—
Taylor Pearson common
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagarni
23%
.10
19c
82c
Jan
11%
2,375
5%
7,1/b
6C
Feb
43 % Mar
13,805
1.74
common-——
Taurcauis
Texas
—1
BreweriesJ-.
11c
3.50 Apr
Jun
Jan
7%c
13
1.50
2.00
Jan
68%
99%
18 %c
82c
1.66
70 c
preferred
Mines
Jan
66c
5%c Jun
30%
5%
19c
1.55
—1
common-——
Supertest Petroleum
Switson Industries
Sylvanite- Gold
Tamblyn
—1
.1-1
75c
7oe
1.57
_1
—
•
Pass
Feb
1.40
,
29
49
18c
Jun
Jun
11%
99%
._10
—
Explor
Warrants
13
30%
.100
1,000
13,800
2.50 Feb
8.40 Mar,
27% Jun
Jan
36 V4
415
9,798
-20
Sullivan Cons Mines—
Sunburst
0,000
39
84%
1
Gas——
Superiur Propane
0%C
37
78%
—1
/
.
Oil
5%c
39
Steep Rock Iron—
Steinberg class A—
Preference
Sterling Trtists
Stovel Press preferred
Sturgeon River Gold
Submarine
5%e_
850
18c
76c
1
84%
17c
3.80
18c
13%
1—
,
Apr
6.10 Jun
32% Mar
16c
1.60
Gas-——
Mines
1,100
3.60
3.60
.
♦
;
&
16 %c V
1
*
preferred
2nd
Yellorex
Jan
19c
59%
May
06C
Steel of Canada—
Ltd——„„__*
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
22c
May
1
Stedman Bros——
1.95
1,421
5,415.
Windfall
2.50 Jan
IOV2C May
47% Jan
III!
—
Uranium Mines
6.50
Wood
(J) Indus class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class
Mar
Ltd—_
Stanwejl Oil & Gas,--_.—.——_
Warrants
Stanroek
2."65 Feb
May
4%
345
'Feb
-Mar
744 Feb,
Feb
Feb
20c
17,500
!v:
,2.35
•
Mar
21c
49
-1,100
58
1:35 Apr
35%
J—!
Winchester
May
63%
500
15%cl5%c
10 Vac
12c
lie
Mines————
Stand
1.70
12,1,65
35
B
Yankee
23c
2.'57
6.10
Oil
Canada
Class
;4%''r
Yale
—1
2.40,
2.20
Wiltsey Coghlaii
2.55 May
;
34
2.20
Products
Willroy
32% Mar
May
10c
10c
Jun
—
Malartic
White
Feb
38 Va Mar
Feb
Jan
6% Jan
6.50
Oil
Warrants
Feb
11 %
1.10 Mar
7c
25%
1,028
35%
Wa rrants
$6
Mav
12
Jan
26%
55
73
•
——.——
40c
.
Jan
Jan
65c
1,125
29%
V:
Jan
32
4,440
2.05
29%
11c
:
Jan
3.30fJay
1.42 May
1,700
2.43
,„1
Western Occulta Petroleum
Western Plywood Co class B
Weston (Geo) class A
1.84 Mar
Jan
18c
■
Feb
G5c
Mar
300
80c
15c
Illlio
5,000
2,00
2.00
29%
Slocan
36c
11%
Jan
3,120
.
*
Western Copper common
Jan
4.GO
Jun
Jan
88c
Jan
48
.
80c
Feb
43
3.05 May
11%
34%
35%
._■»
Southern Union Oils
Mar
61c
7c
6%
Knapp Canada Ltd
Petroleums
Ltd—
Western
May
7.30
Jan
95c
33 Vac
36c
—
Somerville Ltd preferred
Jan
2.60 Apr
12% Mar
6%
6%
1
-
1.30 Mar
80c
Jun
11%
—
Slater common
Southam
1,500
Petroleums
Westeel
1.58 May
63
45% Jan
•
15.673
36c
4.60
11%
11%
■
Roi—
1.21
3.25
36c
,—■
_•
A——
220
1.18
-
.
50c
Mines
46
3.05
'
3.10
1
—
Jan
?Mar
4^5
27%
7c
.27
*
common-———*
W)
Wa rrants
West
16%C Jan
May
May
__1
——.
Klines
&
Westburne
37% Mar
—: / ■
1.10
33c
A
—
West Canadian
Apr
50
50C
Mines
Dairies
Van
Mar
1.06
,
(G
&
Webb
11% Mar
60c
12c 12%c
1.30
27V4
.
Mines
Wespac
1.25. Jan
10% Mar
1.12
I4
Simpsons Ltd—„——————
Siseoe Mines Ltd——————_ I—Hi _
D
8.15
60c
Jan
Mar
12 Vac
Class B——-
K
2,965
8.00
12% May
7.60 May
""II-*
II—50
Gold
Silver Standard
S
85c
50c
Gordon——
.Miller
Silverwood
1,300
•
preferred—
preferred——
B
101
25
1.15
13%
;
„_„-l-
OlssF' A—
Class
97%
98%.
1.10
13%
50
———_—_
Jun
10,750
——1
Explorations Ltd-
class
Amulet
Wayne
Feb
19% Mar
1.15
-
Freehold
Shawinigan
17%
.
I6V4 May
1
_a————
Metal
Security
98%
15% May
,
8.15
——.—
Petroleum
Satellite
200
10,210
^-1
Gold—,.—
29c
2.18
11%
♦
—
—
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Mar.
13%
1
Petroleums
Debentures
Sarcee
16
18%
—_————■—
River
Sapphire
16
18%
98 %
«
common-
Antonio Gold
Sand
16
—1
Gas
3,150
2.05
11%
53
Jun
Walker
18%
.
I —1
—100
Shirriff Horsey
Warrants
San
class A
preferred
St Maurice
3.95 Apr
Jan
Jan
14
Mar
9
Consol
Mfg
Vioiamac
Feb
23%
Jun
*0*
St
Jun
2.10
Ventures'Ltd
Viceroy
Jun
88Vu
Jan
7.65 Jun
18%
Vancloo
Feb
14%C
Jun
75%
175
3,304
.
100
95% May
807,
7.80
Mar
9
12,392
18%
Ryanor Mining
St
28c
400
'
Rowan
53% May
21c
535
•
31c 31%C
.
50% Mar
Jan
—*
,9c
10%'
July
Mar
—50c
18
11%
♦
:
Jan
23c
22%
.1
—
Jan
May
15%
'
13
5.10
47
preferred—25
Corp
.—1
—-—
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd—
High
24c
Jan
51%
1.40
Oilsm*.—-k--_—52---♦
5,700
,
May
10%
22c
•
._1
United New Fortune
3,100
40
5.00
•
^
23c t;.
4.25
31c
21
.18;
lie
2,008
% IO7B ::IO7.-(*
5.00.:
B—
B
13c
.18%' 17%
51%
5l%
Hill
17%
9c
Roche Mines-^-j--—
Rockwin Mines
Range Since Jan. JP-
High
13c
10%
1
-
trust
United
Feb
28c
31c
-—
United
July
17%
1
—•
—20
13c
—
United Asbestos United Canso voting
1.49^ Jun
1.20
•32
27c
Shawkcy
__-_,„1
Union Acceptance 2nd preferred
c
Union Gas of Canada common.—*
Glass A preferred
^
50
Union Mining Corp
:
1
Jun
30c
1.20
preferred
preferred--—-—
4
Ultra
Mar
00c
27c
$2
Mfg
10
1.55
30T'ti
——
Uranium——
Athabasca
$6
500
Mines—I——^—
Rupununl
Rix
Robertson
22c
0c
———-
—
Par
1.81 Mar
15%
-
Chemical
Rexspar Uranium
Jan
30c
—-
Reeves Macdonald
Rio
10
44c
1.70
1.70
-
Reichhold
High
101,300
02c.
Mining
Explorations——
Reef
Low
1.29
22c
Ranger Oil
——————
Rapid Grip & Batten
Rayroek Mines,——
Realm
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1.07
Ltd
Mines
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
'
1
Mines———
Uranium
'
Thursday
Shares
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
ENDED JULY fi
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
.
MARKETS
Sales
Week's
Financial Chronicle
8.75
Feb
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
No
par
value.
Odd lot sale
'
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
In
:
(not Included in year's
%
:
...
I
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When Issued,
x
f Flat price.
rCash sale (not included In year's
t
wd When delivered.
(not included
year's range).
eSelling ex-interest.
.
/Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privllegM.
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
r'ange).
z
Ex-stock di vidend
.
Volume
190
Number 5861
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
<87)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
'
43
'
■
"
■
■■
.
.
:
1
■
,
,
Quotations
for
Thursday,
July
i'
%
'
i
Tbe
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
National Association of Securities
not represent actual transactions.
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They are intended as a guide to the
They do
range within which these
or bought
securities could have been sold (indicated
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
by the "bid")
Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The
.
which have
Far
Air
Corpl:
v
Bid
1
,
Ask
Products Inc.—
Americas
Box
9%.
:tl.
Board
Co—
,63%
:_1
-Corp.—
-,.___5
Amer Coinracrcial
Barge Line—5
A.merieatt Express Co_:
10
25%
Amer Gemes..!
American
'Greetings
CI
"A"
-
1
M
A
t
/
Arden
46%
36%
39.
20
57.1a
Co class
Houston Corp
40 "4
Houston
Natural
2 3s
Houston
Oil
38.'.,
•Wc.si.crn, Cbis Co^^.5 V23V
Products : ru7r.____
von
Oil
—10
ft!Cbts? Co__.
———10
t:ories__-i-~---
Belt
&
(A
Ji
Markets
1
70
_____.L;
14
17%
10%
l4>/4
16%
23%*
257:i
4.4
4814
el
u281«
%
5%
22%
31%
34 V8
15%
16%i
48
27%
32%
,347«'
62
Gas
Co
14:%
I33it
143«
_1
Prodi,
—
7%
7%
27%
29%
36
1
common—Jl
38%
24
Colorado Oil ft Cfas
Corp
Gas. Corn...
Connectieuf, tight ft Power Co
Freigih.wa,vs___.
26%-
1,
9%.
23%
17V4
'11%'
17%
v
28''2
153t
-
24"')S
26%.
•
__2.50
183«
10%
11%
35%
38%
5
79
8411
1
Co ' Inc__'_a
vtg
13®a
22
8%
1
10%
17%
15.
16%
.
com
28%
12%
Consolidated Rock ,1h'obr.cts.u.i6
/Conlinehtat rrjwisp Lines
In'c.l,.
Copeland • liairiiM'ralion
COCP--1,
Craig Systems Inc.___
1
Cross Cum puny
i_5
Cutter Lahnretorics
50%
20
~^25
Common wealth-
25%
47%
cotnls.3
preferredV
Luh.vtgv_2.-i__^.__l
panly WjH'h'P". Speciajliesi—S
; *8%"
Darling (VAt Co
:__i
VI" "13%
Dellit-'l:ayiof. <Vil: Corp
1
DfuiUsts* S ippiy. Co of N Y_'_2ya
Detroit & Ctuu«ia Tunnel
Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
2534
^.Dictaphone Corp
r________5
Brads!,reef Inc.-
Dunham
B ish
Darken-
Inc
..2
2%
29%
St
preference.
Eastern
Green
(A
Fire
Brick
35
37%
1
11%
12%.
41%
44%
5
19%
20%
I
12
12%
Co
21%
56%
60%
41%
•
5814
61%
9%
10%
Co— to
Pressed Steel
ia%
20%
38%
\
5
5%
Stouffer
Corp
:
Strong Cobb & Co Inc.—^
Struthers Wells Corp.
Stubnitz Greene Corp.
1.25
2914
5%
"
445«
-21%32
■
23%
' 34%:
16'4-
1734
9 %
Steel
Stores
Ludlow
Co
1
31
•
29%
31%
I
42 %
Electric Co—16
Prods Inc
I
51%
iy4
Mfg <fc Sales Co
Madison
Co
Gas
Maremont
&
Auto
25ya
Par
American Trust
Co
(S F)
(W
McLean
Industries
McLoutli
L)
Corp
15%
Bank of New York——
Bank of Virginia—
32%
31
33%
12%
13%
5%
2%
of America
(San
29%
lc
McNeil
20%,
13%
3
Steel Corp
Bank
Bank
19%
Corp__—
_1
Marmon Herrlngton Co Inc
1
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shlpbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
453a
32%
30%
Marlin-Rockwell
5%
80
10
N
T
5
53 %
35%
38:,4
1
17%
18%
Michigan Gas Utilities
5
24
25%
Co=^
Miehle-G ross-Dexter Inc—
Class
Miles
A
common
_7%
Laboratories
26
2
66
Inc
Minneapolis Gas CO—
_1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Mias-Valley Barge Line Co,.
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Cok5
'Missouri
Utilities
Monogram
Co._
Precision
Mountain
Fuel
Cox
S
.10
8%
26%
17 Yb
18%
45
47%
7%
8y2
14
15%
31%
33 y4
45
48'A
-19
13%
14%
58
61%
14%
9
15%
10
Gas
National
Homes
Class
B
National
ft
Oil
Corp
28
%
69%'
47%
46%
275
St
Louis—
Broad
St
—20
68
(Phila)—10
46
—
Trust
Co
Camden
Central
Corp A com.50c
Shirt
Gas
Shops of Del
ft
File
Centl-Penn
Chase
Assoc
Gas
Co
Bk
Natl
Manhattan
Chem
of
Bk
Phila.10
(NY)_12y2
Corn Exch Bank
Bank
Southern
(NY) —10
11%
58
62 %
22%
24%
21 %
23%
'
21%
1
13%
14%
22
24%.
Corp..
_1
17%
.
American (Coal.
Penn
Gas
—1
Co..*
Oklahoma
Miss
1
18%
.
5%
5%
10%
11%
River
Prod__10c
4%
5%
Old Ben Coal Corp
Oil
Gas Corp
•
12%
13%
1
19%
49
•
B
32%
34%
Tail
Pabsf
Power
Brewing
Co
Co
Pacific
A4rmotive
Far
28?»
Pacific
55%'
58:,
Pacific
•
Corp
1
East "Line
5
Robinson
Co—5
Mercury Electronics__90c
Light Co___»6%
Uranium Mines
80' L>
84%
Pan
24%
2G3
Parker
20
2134
1238
13%
Pepsi-Cola
16%
17%
—_10c
Permanente Cement
American
Sulphur
Corp
Co
Hannifin
Tool
Pendleton
70c
42%
n/n4land General Electric
3234
Portsmouth
7%
19%
20-%
rotash
-10
Connecticut
Bank
Continental
& Tr Co-12l/a
(Chicago)—
County
33%
Trust Co (White Plains
York!————.5
New
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co
(SF)_10
(N Y)_—_—50
Serv
26'4
27%
Pub 8erv
24
26%
Punta
Alegre
347f.
Purex
Corp
28
Purolator
of New
Co
3i^ar
Ltd
Products
22
38
Jl
Co_7^»
;
7%
43
■
First
Bank 3tk Corp
Camden
(Minn)-JlO
Natl
.6'A
Natl Bank
(Atlanta)
First Natl Bank
10
(Jersey City)_25
Hamp
57%
26%
28%
Comercial
Trust
100
Co
Passaic
40%
Bank
of
125
130%
35 %
37%
34'A
36%
Northern
Tr
Co
(Chicago)__100
228
240
84
71
Philadelphia
Provident
38%
31%
37%
&
93%
New
Franklin
Island
Natl
N
67%
Hanover
Corn
Bank
of
Tr
&
Sav
Bk
Tr.
Co
6%
Industrial
Bk
67 a
7%
Industrial
Natl
R
Com
Bank
I
30%
Industrial
10%
11%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
—1
26%
5
34 %
52%
38%
41%
York—10
54%
57%
25
City)—8
(Phlla)—-5
see
Natl
47%'
90%
94%
<17%
19%
9
20
(Wash)—20
Bk
119
10
83
126
83
10
35%
59%
63
23
24%
10
45
49 >A
25
43%
46%
10
2%
27
9 A
29%
39%
55%
,
,36%
-
Sterling Natl Bk
(New
96
103
10
& Tr Co
York)
Trade Bk
& Tr
Co
(N
Yt
Trust Co of New Jersey
36%
39
Union
72
77%
17%-
United States Trust
18%
39
10%
42
Bank
of
Commerce—
10
53
57%
10
32%
36 Vb
Y)—20
90
95%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arlz)_5
44
50
53%
20%
22
(Cleveland)
2°
39%
41%
Co—
(Boston)
States
Trust (N
4 7'A
21%
28%
-1
1st
175
43%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
39%
Bk__l5
10
28%
footnotes
Union Trust Co
160
Security First Natl Bank (Loa
Angeles)
;
12%
Long
(N Y)_10
1
For
10
82
State Bank of Albany
35
of
Mexico--, 41
Co
10
Second Natl Bank of Phila
(Chic)—20
Corp
Trust
56%
49%'
«
United
Providence
43%
53%
47 %
J)
(Union
of
41 %
20
39%
5%'
556
10
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
;(Jersey City N
Hudson
24%
525
Bank
Seattle
Exch
New
33%
109
20
Bank
73%
Y—____—
Trust
Natl
(Philadelphia)
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
.
Glrard
Trust
71 %
of
39%
105%
67%
82%
10
Bank
57%
24%
79%
Rochelle
31
64
69
Bank
36
22
67
Natl
54
5
Royal Bank «of Canada
39%
63
66%
49
20
Boston
340
36%
34%
62
Bergen City
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggfl Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
40%
89%
32-4
of
Tradesmen's
48%
28%
Tr Co
(Hackensack N J)
75%
35
(Pittsburgh)
Peoples
89%
45%
31
Peoples First Natl Bk <fc Tr
Louis—20
St
(Philadelphia)—10
Westchester
—25"
—25
of
City Bank (NYl—20
Pennsylvania Banking
?
& Trust Co
First
7.50
Essex
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston )_100
New
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
New York Trust Co
(N Y)
25
43%
80
<ft
(Albany)
106
St Louis
County—
Bank
Banking Co (N J)
Bank of
22%'
JJ
Westchester_5
(Cleve)
16
City Bank
Detroit
National Newark &
k
First' National
Harris
*< "'19%
105%
54%
of
29'/a
Bk,& Trust
(Camden N J)
36%'
18
102%
10
of
Bank
102%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
Hudson County National Bank
29
72%
51%
25
Co
York
Bank
83%
340
26%
97%
1
-1
New
National
37%
B
10c
158
68
47%
National
4 5'/a
Fidelity-Fhila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-lO
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
42%
8%
27%"'
150
National
34 %
11%
10%
40
32
of
64 %
29%
35%
Properties Inc
New
4%
27%
Corp
Co of
12%
42%'
20%
30
64%
61%
(NY) .10
Natl
15
Pubco Petroleum
Pub
•
4%
29%
5
Co
Federation Bk & Tr Co
19%
11%
,56%
Morgan Guaranty Trust
111 Bank & Trust
Natl
27
Co of America
Producing
62
79
First
—1
-63«
46%
315
First
—^10
Plymouth Rubber Co
43%
20%
Lumber Corp—__3%
Natjiral Gas Co—_—:•
Pioneer
20%
44%
(Chicago) _25
First
6%
<
*"
39%
53%
28
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
32%
Trust Co
50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J.25
12
5%
10%
18
14
Pickering
38:%
19%
14%
.
18%-
—1
Bottlers—1
Pfaudler-Permutlt
36
14
24%
1
Indus
General
30%
41 %
1
21%
Otter
Olin
25%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
72%
23%
22%
50c
31%
23
23%
8
Cori>
29%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
National
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
28%
Ask
105
5
National
Citizens &
Cleveland
10%
'
(N J)
5
of Cleve—16
Bank
27%
•
Elec
Co
Tbermador
&
__60c
Trust
Natl
20
2G%
10
Estate Bk & Tr
287
90%
18%
27%
99
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
-100
17
25
Bid
20
Co
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
50%
42
26%
32%
95
6-
common
Eng
Companies
Liberty Real
A
6%
(Newark)_25
87%
25%
10
Co...._.____2%
rtanonal
Pacific
26
^.0
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
24%
Co
Nalco Chemical
Pacific Gamble
20%
Co
Company
Par
62%
10
15%
Indust—1
Supply
12%
11%
Conversion
Ask
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)—_—16
Boatmen's National Bank
30%
1
Pacific Power &
"
Bid
57
5
&
Francisco)—
of Commerce
83%
Machine & Eng.:
Publishing Co.
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Mereditli
20
10%
5
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated
Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
8%
33%
48%
9%
;
Wurlitzer
18%
30%
183.?-
i
10c
Wood
Bank and Trust
96
28%
Inc_
11'i-
i
7.5o
24%
i
10%
25%.-
Star
Lucky
45%
t
43%
11%
First
42
40%
30%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 J/a
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
223i
33%
20 y8
22
23'A
31%,
18%
10%
8%
30%
Co_*
Point.Manufacturing
28V2
17%
14%
is y8
1
i-Ic
13
7%
—1
——•
33%
16%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co„10
Witco Chemical
5
Corp—1
31%
•
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
3iy2
5'/u
20%
.42*4
1
Transmission
Western Lt &
Telephone Co_iO
Western Massachusetts
Cos
1
Western Natural Gas
Co
1
35%
1
39%
1
33 y*
'
2%
39 V+
Watson Bros Transport "A"
ey2
2V2.
Suburban Gas Service Inc
Suburban Propane Gas
Suntide Refining Co.
Syntex Corporation
.
1
2,'A
Westcoast
47%
Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Chemical Co
1
Co
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
42
44'/4
&TSwasey
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Cfo
,
38
25
21%
9%
.
Grocery Co
Warner
41 Va
36
'
Corp
63'%
20%
8:i
21
59
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
-
14%
19V2
1
Co
v
13%
-■
1
—
Register
First
•
17
23%
23%
Lone
3078
5
5
38.y2
2.50
15%
73h
39
Co
53 %
-—10
Steamship
2%
;l
Co
50
18 %
CclV—32%
P>
10
2.50
Mach Tool Co_2
28%
2%
Gen
Giant Portland Cement
__l
17
Gen
niddings&Lewis
Glasspar
17-%
30%
Co—3
Cem
.*—10
Telep iCalifi 5% pfd^__20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred—'
_I_"V20
19%
48 %
11%
,_i_*
Co.
26%
45
77%
Paper__10
Service Co.l
17%
25
18%
10%
2
General Gas Corp__
16%
1
72%
■Foote Bros Gear A: Mach cl
A..5
Class B:;
5
Gas
Co
Inc
26%;
;___
32
18
Von's
50c
16%
;—5
—2'
Wayne Corrugated
29%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
_19
Northw-est Production Corp
1
*Ti»«-hwestem Pub Rpt v Co
3
Fislier «l'.otlier.s Co
—__2.5C
iFisher Govcnior Co
;
ll *Florida Steel Cory.—
._1'
Ft
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
1
10%
North
8'-«
^-21%'
Natf Sliutgage Assn.100
.Frito Co.__—
•Garloclr Packing
26%
9%
North
IT'h
Mart Inc—
51%
25%
24%
Mfg Co
Statler
16%
32%
48%i
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
28%
20%
301A
22%
10
37%
2%
60%
3
31%
22%
Co
26%
lo
29'A
3
28%
18
10
Electric
57%
Inc
10%
1
2%
24 3 4
44%
5%
9%
5
Co
1
41%
30"
5%
United States Truck
Lines Inc-1
United Utilities Inc
West
Stepan
28 y*
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
Stanley Home Products Inc—
40%
26%
23
19%
28
38
ioy8
24%
21%
Co—1
States Tel
______•
common
1
46%
Southwest Gas
Producing Co—1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Standard
1414
31%
9%
27%
Southern Union Gas Co——_1
Standard
13%
29%
1
44%
Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tel
Co___.25
&
24 y«
25%
Southern
E)
22V*
18%
Ca,Uf Water Co—
5
Southern Colorado Power Co—•
(A
4%
69'A
1
Supply Co
1
22%
4%
se
1
Sugar Corp_
•
27y2
"
35
5%
•
inc
t
9%
4%
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lfc & Pwr
Co_5United States
Leasing Oorp
1
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States
1434
34Vb
25
9
Trans Gas
58%
13%
32
23%
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match
Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern OH Co
2%
Valley Mould & Iron
391«
10
55%-
25%
49T«
-—50c
'
2
30%
38%
43
37
Equity OiroVi—
Food
26%
11
Bostop'Corp
8%
Southern
Fruit
Tractor
7»A
28%
1
Towmotor Corp
10%
8
Corp..——.
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
Stand
21
g%
1
,
Corp
Topp Industries
9%
10
Skil
Staley
•
Inc
Tokheim
68
5
:
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Sprague
25
Time
12%
——1
Co
& Co
Carbon
46%
23% "
Tracerlab Inc
Seismograph Service Corp
1
Sierra Pacific Power
Co—7%
Speer
43%
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat
Gas Co
15 %
8%
46%
Enipire State Oll,.C6___J,__'___il
.
1
•
6%
Nortex Oil
22%
1'1C
t'GDi
38%
64%
38
1
Thermo King Corp
6%
34%
91%
Norrls
10%
Associates
Bantam
9%
1
48%
20%
IttUjiKlhes.
'
69%
•
;•< 263«
Eleetroluk'Coji)——I—
E'inhart"Mfg ;C(%._i__7V5'
Eirst
46 Ms
17%
lc
New
40
Economics Lal*traipry Itic
_il
El
Paso Electric Co
(Texas)
•
Fedci^l
14%
-
Liberty Loan Corp.:
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B--5
Ling Electronics
_________50c
Nicholson
1__2
Elcctrb-VeieeTue
•
30%
.
6
Plus
193»«
Sat Gas Co.—l
Eastern Dtiilflcs
•
43
25
22
Dynamics-C< .i;p of 'America-V-*
East Tennessee
13%
Frary & Clark
45%
'
17%
19
8%
Portland
18
_i—_1
Co
15%
26%
Inc.,
___2
5
Dbiinelley- t}?.. ;Rt-ft'Sons'Co^_5
Diiffy-Mott Cc;%%._-V-—-V
&
*
' 20%
Dicbold
Dull
15:%
28
'
14%''
Detroit Internal
Bridge Co--i_l
Di-iNoe Chemical Arts Inc.:,1
.
266
9".a
147a
14%
*
250
16 %
Corp
Blower
65%
20c
—
Corp
Jacinto Petroleum
Searle
53 %
36'
1
17%
——J.'"" 14%
l
11%
Sabre-Pinon
Southwestern
•
preferred
Macmillan
-.25
13%
Cohmad^ Interstate Gas Co
n.5
Colorado Milling-& Elev Co—ll
,
18%
1
Co
Lau
Co—
Manufacturing Co—2%
90%
1
Texas Natural
Gasoline Corp
65
23%
Colonial; Stores Iuc
i
^-
5138
253't
.33 Vac
Common class 13
Clinton Engines Corp
Com?»on
14%
Lanolin
30
5%
21
A__33'/3C
,
Engine.
8
17%
Landers
6 %
com
.
13 3
28%
Kratter
21%
Cummins
35%
1
Koehring Co
Corp class A—
62
5%
Consol
67%
32 %
5
Keystone
18
58
-20'4
cony
25%
63%
Co__15
Co
Ketchum
26%.
16
$f.2a
24 ta
•
Petrocheuiicals.l
Kentucky UtiliLies
26%
-
Steel
$1.46
Kennametal
c67n
^,_____10
Setv Corp__
Stales
10
5
Kearney <ft Trecker Corp
15%
Chattanooga Gas Co—1
Radio
29 3 it
26%
Kalamazoo Veg ParchmeiU, Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
38%
Central Public
Utility Corp____6
Central Soya Co_
•
•
Kaiser
„
36%
Co._—_10
.Telephone Co
62
25%
Electric
Lake
Jervis Corp
314»
25V
Co
Jessop Steel Co
5
Corp..—10
Power
Jefferson
Co„20
Cedar roiiit ricU! Trust ctfs__—
Central Electric ft Gas
Co.—3%
.Central 311 Elec & Gas Co
10
Central Indiana Gas Ce_V
.5
Central Louisiana Electric Co_5
Service
Jefferson
934
l
Products
7Mi
16%
Carix:nter Paper Co._y________l
Collins
27
24:%
1
Corp
Freight
Utilities
Jack & Ileintz Inc
Jamaica Water Supply
19%
58
-Co.V-'—10c'
Carlisle 'Corp.
Public
34%
28%
Wntijr Service Co__25
Calif Water ft.
'I'elep Co.3.—12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
__10c
Canadian Superior Oil or Calff.l
Cannon Mills' claks U
comi.i.25
Coastal
Motor
17V
___10
7%
1
Bakeries
32
——__1_1
69%
.
•
Cq
20%
California
•
Inc
Water
19
California 'Jul. cristate Tel
California. Oregon Power
Citizens Bill Co
Mills
&
1
60
«
12%
6:%
1
Iowahern
56
29 7
.
66
Interstate
'7V
6%
27%
;__1
24V
1
5%
'
Gas
(HH|
16
35%.
Corp
1
Texas Eastern
Transmis Corp_7
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texas National
Petroleum.
1
23%
48
Ask
85%
Tekoil
45%
21%
13%
11%
23%
lnd—
Corp
Byllesby V H M}.,
■
1
Iowa
Bullock's
Central ,Vt Pub
common:
3344
Itic $1.20. ph;,ferrcd~25
&:Sl>arpo M(g Co
.10
Beryllium Co__________l
Buckeye Steel: Castings Co.—*
Central
Schiefd
31 %
Storesl_I_'_.___l
Central
27 3n
l
Light. Co__l
Bowser
Steel
San
26
Mat___
591;,
Brush
Ceco
203ii
hi Mi''
Brown
■
31%
19%
10V
Inc__W_^l* :;'7V
Bowater Paper
Corp ADR7',4
Bnrndv
12 Mi
28%
551c,
"
Botany .Industri«:.s
..
1
Gas—"
•
Field
42%
Bid
1
5
Tappan Co
18%
3
Ryder System Inc
1
Interstate
15%
61%
17
Par
Tampax Inc
30%
12%
Roddis Plywood
Corp
^SRose Marie Reid
1____2%
A-.
Interstate
18%
47%
12%
57 %
_i
14%
13%
10%
28
class A-___25c
Inc_____
•
&
\
51'%
2%
9%
2
Myers
Robertson
Robbins
2%,
Mills Inc__3%
Roadway Express
Rockwell
Corp.
Head
Brand Rice
135
___•
Bry.soi'r;lnc_
Borman .Poods
A
River
133
.Indianapolis Water Co—
International Textbook Co__
21%
•
33%
113
13%
Sys_l
Securities Co__
___5
Investors Diver Services inc— 1
Class A common
....
Black 111116 Power &
Black Siva'ils ft-
30%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
Indiana
74V
V
-
Ask
48%
5c
Corp
37
128
Husky Oil Co_____
11V
17V
HatbaAvay Inc—i—5
Beryllium. Cprp
.
4%
.
127
19 J/a
44%
UniFx——-__L___1
Berkshire
136
20%:
Co.________ 25
3%
34%.
Stoker
107
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugotou Production Co
21%
.10%
Gossqrl'Co.;:.%._—_____10
Bonds Bros* Bag
Beneficial
Hudson
.
2Q.Va
18%
Credit
Indian
Bates MTg CV-IV-Baxter Lttbcr,
Ba.viess
8
30 " «-
130
c—1.
^Hoover
25%,
20'V
.
Bilion
Riley
35%
5
Engineering
23V
Const ruction Co_—10,
*27%
Cor;)"
v——-.L> 1848.,■
Associated' SpuingGorp_v—__lQ,
Aztec
Voltage
18V
Arvida
A
High
1
,
33%
11
v
25%
preterreil-V-^.
Metal
Class
5
—
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
com_10
Co class A
53
Furnw Co" common..
.
.
21%
202
Bid
America—1
Corp
193
common
10
Hearst Cons Publications
cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class
A__
1
48'4
22
Ai
4
Itic:
Prtblfe Service Co—a—5.:/
Arkansas Mis'SonrrPovver Co__5
Art
(M
45
Arizona
.Arkansas
Xerox Inc—_%'_
Hanna
44
_i
Partic
Haloid
4Q%
20
Corp.—7.50
P
Anheuser-Euscli"
47.3 4
37-4
-
Gobain
tt
85',4
Ralston Purina Co
Rare Metals
Corp of
Reeves Soundcraft
Ask
19%
•
44V
Supply Corp___4..
American^Marietta" Co
_^2 ..•
American Pipe & Const Co
l
Ather~Saint,
241
5
Society
1
Gulf Sulphur..
Corp_______
id 10c
Gustin-Eacou Mfg Corp__
2.50
Hagan Chcinicals ft ^Controls
1
2718
*
Bid
Grolier
41%
22%
81'a
y..
Amer Hospital-
V-
67
39..
Par
■
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinned Curp____:
10%
Par
,
..
Aerovcx
"National" list is
composed of securities
'
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
preceding page.
Wachovia
Bank
& Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
9
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(88)
44
(Quotations
Insurance
America-—1
12.10
Aetna
1
——,,,.l
Mutual' Fund -1
11.84
12;94
35.64
36.35
8.37
Investment
Co
4.30
4.59
Investment
Trust
Fund
Mutual
American
alii.07
$9.01
10.50
Johnston
(The)
36a
38 V
Keystone
Custodian
Atomic' Devel
Iiic— 1
fnc—5
Inc. 1
Axe-Seieuce &. Eiecfnivs Corp-lc
Axt-Tenipleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd—
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
8.97
13.59
14.77
S-2
14.00
S-3
17.72
19.16
S-4
14.44
15.59'
15.20
9.81
13.10
14.32
11.67
12.63
16,400
136
10.09
10.97
16.09
Fund Inc_—
17.49
18.99
J
———:
Vegli
1
7.66
-83
Fund Inc—1
Fund—r:
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversilicd Trustee SharesVegli Mutual
Shares
■
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
Mutual Trust
35%
New
v
New
23-%
25%
New
Co
3.00
3.31
4.13
4.55
2.86
3.15
Ins
——
Co-
2.86
3.15
14.19
15.34
14.46
15.63
172
Northeastern
117%
1221
8.57
63
67
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
53
58%
5
23%
25%
4
59%
6234
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
66 %
Bankers Life Ins—1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md——10
7%
838
a—•.—10
73%
77
23%
Insurance Co
3%
—2.50
59%
5%
77 %
81 %
49%
52%
82 %
86 %
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)——5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
—2
4%
Insurance—_4
Reinsurance Corp—10
20%
22%
Fund
Life
F)
5
Republic
33
C'j
(D C)
4
105
—1.50
—
Co
Home
83%
Haven)——_10
39
42%
56%
Security
41%
Springlicld Fire & Marine
$6.50 preferred
403a
Standard
Accident
Standard
Sec Life
185
193
94%
99
49%
1
85«
Ins__10
85ta
32
35%
9%
,
Ins
(N Y)—2
8%
31%
-6%
59%
7%
25
27
84
87%
86%
30%
43%
46%
2
Fire
28%
2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
83
3
U S
S
56%
Co (NYI
-.8
Insurance Co———5
60
109
104
10
U
52%
Co
29%
2
—10
Guaranty
Travelers
89%'
Ins
(New
7%
30%
33
lo
—:
U S Life Insurance Co in the
City of
Y
N
Westchester Fire
——1
21.85
23.62
4.65
5.08
5.99
6.54
2.72
2.97
Fund-
England
Nucleonics
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
—1
12%
Inc
—1
14.30
15.63
__1
13.96
15.09
4%s
5.59
6.11
w
3%s
street
3-%s
Sept.
17,
15.
Feb
1959
100
1959—
15.
:
99.29
99.26
Inc——1
100
99.29
I960——
100.1
100.3
100.3
100.5
100
4
Fund
100.1
%3 March 15, 1960:;^—
3%s April 15. 1963
Natl Mortgage Assn—
Over-The-Counter
Securities
Aug.
13.63
96
Philadelphia
Pioneer
Price
3%s Aug.
10,
1959
10.95
11.94
3%s
Oct.
13,
1959
1
24.07
24.31
3%s Dec.
10,
1959—
2.50
8.95
Inc—
9.73
4%s March 10.
Growth Stock
(T Itowe)
Fund lnc
18.63
Inc
Fund
Fund
17.00
Corp.
Fund
Pine Street
1
Ihe——1•
Securities
Fund
Putnam
(Geo)
1,
99.29
1959
1 %S Oct.
20,
1,
I960
100.1
2%s June
100
3%s
100.5
4s
April 3, 1961
Sept. 20, 19G1—
I960——
1,
1,
15.83
3%s March
95.2
95.10
2, 1966
4%s Mar. 20. 1968—
16.91
18.38
4%s
1
7.39
—8.03
25c
Putnam Growth Fund—.
13.20
14.27
11,
1963—
1962
1963
93%
92.12
92.28
98%
99
98%
99%
19G9
100%
101%
1970
1969
10.37
Shares—lc
—lc
Capital Growth Fund——lc
11.36
8.20
8.67
12.44
..—-lc
15.02
16.44
(The,) Stock-Fund-lc—13.88
shares—
lc
8.31
Quarterly
11.36
-15.20
Shares
Dist
Inc
Equip
shares
Common
—
Scudder Fund
of Canada
Scudder Stevens & Clark
8.99
Fund Inc
9.50
Selected
99.4
4%s Julv
92%
93%
3%s April
90 %
91%
98.14
98.22
4%S Oct.
1,
1970-19G7-:
99%
100%
1,
1971
90
91
95%
96%
92%
93%
1968
11,
4%s April 10, 1969
1
1,
1.25
11.34
1972-1967—
15,
1972
15.
a30.28
10.49
20,
15,
3%s Sept
Shares
Amer
98.28
Clark—
&
Common Stock-Fund.
9.11
4%s
12,
a40.78
•
Scudder Stevens
98.24
3%s May
4%s Feb.
Aviation-Electronics—
98.16
3%s March
-lc
1963
4%s June 10, 1965—.
Nov.
March
99%
93%
May
2%s May
3'As May
99%
99%
4s
97.14
98.22
98.20
99%
99.4
14.56
99.24
98.4
99.28
_1
Fund
99.26
98.16
97.6
-
99.4
99.18
1960
1,
99.14
99.20
—
3%s
April 20,
100
100.5
98.28
1DG0,
1.
99.22
8.96
Ask
100.1
99.11
1959-
2%S Feb.
100.2
100.3
—
100.3
4%s Dec 1, 1959-——
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
99
40.25
x8.29
Inc__—
8.04
3.50s Oct.
99.31
1959
3,
June 10, I960—
3%s Aug. 23, I960
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
39.85
1
—1
Puritan
Aug.
99.28
4s
_1
——.
18.53
Bid
3.55s
99.30
I960..
point
a
Cooperatives-
3%s Feb.
95.16
Federal
Peoples
32nds of
one or more
.
Central Bank for
3.80s Jan. 15. 1960
Fund
Siiares
William
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Chemistry &
Electronics
One
—
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.77
19.42
Inc
78
Surety
24r,«
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
7.10
Stocks Series
York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd—
Inc
Co——^.10
Title
—
Standard Life
73%
37%
5
Life
Owners
10.25
8.94
17.96
7.40:
137
V,
Home Instnance Co..
14.52
75%
69
39%
10
Boiler
71
23
——5
Steam
Jefferson
112
125
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insiftance
(Texas)—10
Republic Insurance
St
—4——
Hartford.
New
17.19
20%
Employees Life
22.28
9.29
New
2.72
35%
18%
_5
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Paul Fire & Marine—6.25
Seaboard Life Ins Co——..—1.
Seaboard
Falls
«fc
(S
13.43
6.50
13.25
2.50
71
21%
20.60
1
18.53
22.04
Phoemix
—10
Globe
Ins
10
Co—
Providence-Washington
Fireman's
General
(D
Indemnity
Pacific
58
Hanover
—1
12.19
20.11
3%
54%
56%
Gulf Life
.—1
17.14
6.70
48%
Peerless Insurance Co—
Great American
Series.—
Growth
G.07
16%
45%
Y—12%
N
69
17.44
Stock Series—
Income
12.00
of
Co
9.18
21.44
—
Ills
67%
4.89
8.27
12.41
40%
15
Insurance—3.33 %
56
6.50
21.22
11.04
33%
37 %
521 a
11.45
8.40
47%
31
65
10.44
4.47
53
43
2.50
River
Northern
49%
10
:
Eagle Fire Ins Co'. (N .J)
-.1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance 'Corp—5
14.67
12.13
Fire
Fire
Nortli
18%
5
Hampshire
York
348
a
5
2
63
23.88
11.10
Corp class A.
Amsterdam Casualty
10
Franklin
4.01
Union
163
_5
Ine_
Life &
335
Casualty Co——5
Forstcr
«fc
—
Life
(Ky) !
Continental
Preferred Stock Series——,—1
Group Securities-
Fully Administered shares—lc
10.63
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.67
7.22
7.92
Smith
1
15.74
17.25
9.08
9.95
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
14.17
15.32-.
7.72
8.05
Sovereign
1
15.13
16.57
lc
lc
13.59
14.88
38%
40%
6.94
7.61
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
12.75
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Eond shares
General
Institutional
-
33%
Assurance"
5.95
8.09
-1
Food
.5
_—2
Life:.,
10
Continental
—1
7.40
shares—
29%
6.87
—.——1
Dividend Series
-1
Chemical
27%
(Fla)
Series———.
Bond
Corporate name changed to
Electrical
Nationwide
Crum
Balanced Series————1
—10
20c
Building
16%
Hartford Firo Insurance Co—10
16.27
26.43
Shares
43%
15%
Securities Series-
14.97
115
.—1
Life
SUindard
General
a46.93
Iuvestors Corp———1
111
67%
17%
Connecticut
3.69
National
130
40%
6.31
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
62
122
1
16.13
National
14%
(Bah)—10
.——^——^JIO
Fire
10
19.52
al4.73
3.44
43
13
Fire—^—.5
Government
24.40
Life
50%
39%
Accident Ins.-
Boston Insurance Co
1
45
National
Commonwealth
Shares—^
beneficial interest
of
Life Ins—5
Assurance——5
Natl
18%
1
Merclianls Fire
Merchants An Manufacturers—_4
Natl Old Line Inc common
15.31
13.42
Corp
37%
25%
Government Employees Ins
Shares
39%
26%
17.85
Investment Fund Inc—1
37%
34%
61%
Glens
_——
6%
1
—
23%
13.59
1
Inc
59
6
Inc
24%
18
22.09
,
1
20%
227
56
12.43
—_—33%c
3.14
._1
Energy
6.25
217
Beneficial
Stock
Growth
Investors
21.63
._2
Colonial
American Surety Co—
L10
Bankers & Shippers--—10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N Ji—10
14.01
Investors Trust
beneficial lnt_33%c
of
Corp—_1
Fund
National
Insp & Insurance— -—-—10
.lc
Industries
46%
4.57
25.02
<■
42%
4.15
Mutual
10.52
.lc
Tnr
Monument
Re-insurance—~5
Fidelity
Mutual
10.52
9.60
Fidelity Capital Fund—
-1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
.-5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc-
Wnt.ureo
10«
American
-lc
shares—
24.72
Equity Fund Inc
7.14
9%
14.06
Federal
23.40
Fund Inc—
Energy
7.60
6.52
17.25
•
18%
55%
Bond____5
Mass Indemnity .&
3%
3%
4.21
1
Electronics Investment
14.87
6.93
277«
3%
Mercury
2.73
1
Stock Fund
13.75
Marylafid Casualty
Massochnsells
26%
:
10%
42 %
2%
*
Mutual Income Foundation FiL_l
14.14
11.89
9.60
1
—
12.88
1
10
Va
Life
10
Corp—i:
Investors
National
Lincoln
(Wash IJ C»
1
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston »^—l
Amer
2.47
Fund
88%
12.86
10.82
2.50
2oc
E
Series
Dividend
15.81
Units of beneficial interest—1
&
Automation
18.92
Delaware
American
Missiies-Jets
8.37
18.73
Fund
7%
of
Co
38%
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J )_-2%
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Investing Co Inc-—1
Dividend Income
16.37
14.38
24%
_..3
Insurance
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co
5
21.61
3.82
Fund Inc_
18.48
21%
Home Assurance Co
13.18
——lc
Mass
Western Investment Inc
Crown
shares—;.
shares
18.49
17.09
20
American
Massachusetts
20.64
17.91
Composite Fund lnc—
1
Concord Fund Inc———
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
11.17
10.61
22%
Tcnn
Life
2%
Ins Co..
Casualty
&:
of
.
20%'
6%
47%
2%
(Birm)__2
Life Companies Inc—j
: -.17%
18%
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Flue ———_i
—lc
Petroleum
10.92
Bond & Stock
Composite
shades--.——
16
23
44%
Life
31%
40%
29
37%.
Ask
21
Liberty. Natl Life Ins
241
Amer
Special Investment siiares—lc
Transport shares-—-——lc
12.03
10.05
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Metal
Paper
11.07
'
$1.25 conv preferred————5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
15.00
Managed Funds—
'
Electrical Equipment Uiares-lc
General Industries siiares—lc
17.COO
130
5
19.80
Lexmgion Trust Fund
35c
Lexington Venture Fund——- .1
Life Insurance Investors luc-.—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomiis So.vies Mutual Fundi'—
10.27
..J'
Bid
i'"
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins; Corp (Va)
5
70%
231
Fidelity & Casualty_5
9.72
,
Companies
\
182
67%
,.—,.-..10
Insurance-,
Agricultural Insurance Co
Equitable As&ur
10.24
-1
Inc
Fund
Lazard
16.43
9.07
•17.58
t<
20.21
9.40
24.45
16.11
Knickerbocker Growth Fund-—1
18.69
Income
————1
22.41
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd 1
Knickerbocker 'Fund—__—_—l
8.70
7.9<r
24.56
(Speculative Com Stk(—1
(Low Priced Com Stkst-1
12.88
;
23.53
'Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
'High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)^—1
K-1
34.64
Life
173
-10
American
(Invest ..tent
(Medium Grade
S-l
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund .Ltd—-.—3
Century Shaves Trust—1
Chase Fund of Boston—
-1
Chemical Fund luc—
-50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
7 % preferred
100
Colonial Fund Inc
————1
Fuud Inc-
9.75
5.09
10
^Surety
Insurance Co
American
a24.53
Funds—
Bonds) —l
Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds'-.
-1
K-l (Income Phi stocks"
1
31.70
Inc
Commonwealth
—
14.23
luc
Fund
Boston
13.36
——-—1
Broad Street Investment —50c
ouiiock fund
L.io'-1
Caliiornta Fund liic
vl
Canada General Fund—
1
(ltl54i Ltd———
1
Canadian
6.52
.
4.66
.
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
Fund
B-*2
6.00
Axe-Hougiuon Fund
Boston
6.28
1.71
Fund "A'
"B":
Axe-Hotighton
1.88
<B-1
5.75
Trust———*
Mat Fund lnc— 1
X'uiu.
Associaicu
luc
Fund
Istel
1
Research & Development-•
Amer
of
inc.-..'J
Fund
American Investors
of
&
Casualty
Aetna
7'.74
Business Shares——1
Ask
.
Aetna
4.53
11.07
2.22
American
4.95'
lc
intl Resources Fund Inc_
2.44
Fund——l—-—25c
Affiliated Fund Inc—i.—-—1.25
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
T»r
Fund*—
Mutual
Gas
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
July »
for Thursday,
Mutual Funds
De
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
De
.
4
shares—lc
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
shares
11.64
(Edison
Stein Roe
lc
10.84
11.87
2.27
2.51
Sterling
lc
6.89
7.56
Railroad Stock shares
lc
10.86
Steel
lc
11.68
Bond
Railroad
RR
shares
Equipment shares—
shares———
1
16.43
17.91
11.89
Texas
1
9.71
Townsend
8.17
8.95
12.41
Industry Shares lnc—1
19.78
20.37
Guardian Mutual Fund lnc-—1
20.95
21.59
Growth
Series
10c
5.28
._10c
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.62
of Boston
Fund
Income
—
>Incorporated
Inc
1
Fund
9.04
12.54
14.64-
16.00
1
17.43
18.95
1
7.49
8.19
Inc..1
5.98
Feb
10.77
10.85
Line
Fund
4s
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
.
Ltd—
Bank
3.91
Fund
Special
Fund
10c
Insnr
lc
11.14
12.18
11.99
13.12
Wellington Fuud
6.96
1.
1961
3%s Feb.
15,
100.2
15* 1959
1. I960
100.3
1 %s
April
98.22
1%S April
99.14
94.8
98.10
99.14
99.18
92.20
1962_
Aug. 15,
99.30
92.28
100.2
91.12
1962—-.
15, 19G2
!
91.20
97.26
1,
97.30
99.16
99.9
97.8
97.16
19G3
93.14
93.18
1,
1%s Oct.
96.8
l%s
96
1961
1,
15,
1963
90
90.8
1%s April
99.7
4s
1.
April
98.14
1963
15,
Mav
98.18
88.20
1964—-
88.28
87.4
1963
1,
87.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
9.07
Rate
Dated
10.68
11.67
3.60%
11-
3-58
8-
3-59-
99.31
100.1
3.75 %
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.2G
99.29
13.96
3.50%
12-
1-S8
9-
1-59
99.29
100
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.25
9.9.28
Bid
Due
Bated
Ask
1
14.60
15.91
3.45%
1-
5--5V
10-
1-59
99.27
99.30
1
13.10
14.16
3.45%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.25
99.28
1
6.33
6.84
;
Bid
Due
2-
1-60
99.29
Ask
100
4%%
5-
4-59
4 Va %
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
100.3
100.5
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
100.1
100.3
United States Treasury Bills
Security Issues
Ask
4s
3%s Nov.
99.28
94
1962
1,
2%S Feb.
98.30
99.24
98.6
1962
April
99.31
98.2g
i—
—
1962
15,
l%s Oct.
' nc
Whitehall Fund
Feb.
99.22
Wisconsin Fund lnc
13.85
Bid
l%s Oct.
4s
12.84
Investors Fund Inc
7.61
12.66
Recent
Bunds—
1,
99.27
8.38
Wellington Equity Fund
lc
100.1
99.16
99.29
3%s May 15, I960
3%s May 15, 1960
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
Rate
13.73
Fund
Ask
98.26
—
1
12.56
Fund-lc
Growth
Institutional
Aug.
19611961—
15,
May
1
Investing Corp
lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Bid
3%
1%S
1, 1959——
1%S Oct. 1, 1959
Situations
Inc
Street
99.31
—
4s Aug.
3%S Nov.
point
a
99.2«)
99.30
4s
4.27
Ltd
Washington Mutual
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Wall
—_
May 15, I960
'
Incorporated
99.28
99.25
—
1960
15.
of
6.54
Canada
Fund Inc.—
Value
9.23
9.85
14.37
8.27
11.54
Value Line Income
8.45
13.22
1
2.87
10.04
7.86
Fund Shares.l
Income
Funds
United
1
7.19
—
lnc—
Accumulated Fund.—1
Value Line
1
Fund
Income
Nov.
3%s
32nds
more
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
99.27
1959——
15, 1959
Aug. 1,
Treasury Notes—
United Science Fund——... 1
5.77
13.55
International
&
United Continental Fund
a26.42
Series II-DA
S
Funds
United
x5.23
Haydoclc Fund Inc—_——1
Inc...
U
Growth
United
II-C7
Fund
Investment
Fund
Uniteu
Funds luc—
Hamilton
repre; >ent one or
Ask
10.61
12.79
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%S
Television-Electronics Fund
11.33
—
a37.97
Inc———1
Fund
Balanced
Figures after decimal point
Maturity—
1%S
12.81
lc
shares———
Utilities
Farnum
&
Inc-1
—lc
Tobacco
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—♦
lc
shares
Petroleum
Fund
B)
Yield Price
Yield Trice
Bid
Bonds—
Ask
Bid
Bid
Ask
Ask
'
'Alabama
4%s
Power
.-1989
British Petroleum 6s
?
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4VdS—1975
101%
56
National
102%
57%
116%
1
118
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
.Carrier
Corp
Central
1969
1982''
4%s
Power
&
Lt
4:;46—1989
93%
96
'96%
98
101%
1989
4%s
WW- -1963
Northspan Uran 5%s
Ohio Power Co 4%s
Pacific
•
Steel
5
Petroleum
Morris
102%
Phoenix
101
Public Service Electric
143
Consol Edison S%s
103 ?«
1989
%
104%
89
Julv
99%
July 23, 1959
July 30, 1959——.a—
August 6, 1959
August 13. 1959
99 Va
101
_1979
4%s
100%
7
July
105
99%
——
138
5Vis— *,1977
99
103 V2
—
Commonwealth Oil Ref Gs__ 1972
Chance Vought
86%.
99
.
.1973
5s
%S
Philip
1989
1977
98 3 it
Steel
5%s
_1969
5%S—.
:
&
99%
85
GasVv.
_1989
:
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww_.-1967
103%
104
110
115
Southern Elec Generating—
El Paso Natural Gas 5%s__1977'
111%
Ferro Corp
1975
113
116
Southwest
1976
113%
115
1975
Sperry Rand 5%'S ww
150
Fruehauf
3%s
Trailer
4s
3%s
General
Port
Cement
5s
112%
1977
142
146
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
Idaho
Power
Interstate Power 5%s_
Lowenstein
205
210
.1989
103%
104%
—1989
100'/a
101%
5s_—
(M)
&
Sons—
4%s
4%$
4%s
1989
88%
97
89%
Textron
Amer
Underwood
98
West
104%
S'.bS- -1989
102%
103%
-1982
128%
130 ve
1979
:
Penn
Westcoast
Mueller Brass 3%s„
1975
86
90
White
1976
82
86
Wisconsin
Pow
104 %
99.690
November
19,
9.9.633
November
27,
99.575'
December
3,
99.483
99.509
December
10,
1958—
99.425
99.454
December
17,
1959
99.350
99.371
December
22,
1959
99.342
99.364
December
24,
1959
99.276
,99.295
December 31,
99.200
99.210
Jamiarv
99.143
October 1, 1959
October 8, 1959
November
99.560
September 10, 1959—
September 17, 1959—
September 21, 1959—
September 24, 1959—
99.747
99.620
-l—-
November 5,
99.679
20, 1959
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959—
October
99.813
99.737
August
October 22.
99.861
99.798
99.170
March
5s
;
5%s
Corp
Power 5%s
Trans
Stores
5 Vis
&
104%
105%
1971
117
119
98
102
•No
105%
a
Lt 4%s
1988
89
1979
4%s
Pow
1971
104%
108
1989
99
15,
—
92%
111
99%
value
asset
98.931
98.834
98.871
1959
98.745
98.784
98.604
98.644
98:538
98.581
98.471
98.516
1959—
u'"
1959
1959
k Admitted
Stock
bBId
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
on
the New York
x
y
—
ISSUES
Ex-dividend.
issued,
Ex-stock
98.260
98.150
dividend.
97.893
96.961
^
stock,
wiWhen
98.328
97.849
1960
I960 w i
1960
•
t New
98.376
98.290
98.130
-
98.339
98.231
—
d Ex-rights,
value.
99.004
1959
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
par
Net
99.063
98.971
98.896
1959
12,
22,
15,
1959—
98
1970
-1989
1959
29,
1
April
97%
15,' 1959
99.122
99.032
99.910
99.850
—
October
99.903
1959
16.
1959——
9,
99.961
Eastern Transmission—
Texas
National Can
5s
Elec
U S Industries 4%s
1981
Montana Power
1992
5%s
99.093
99.955
96.983
96.668
96.731
\
Volume 1,90
Number 5861
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(89)
45
Third Federal Reserve District— Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
End<xl
1958
1959
June
Inc.
27
1957
or
1956
-
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with
year ago.
a
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Bethlehem
of the
Lancaster
at
$26,461,344,573 against $21,387,937,830 for the
there is
Our preliminary totals stand
same week in
gain for the week ending Friday of 25.2%.
a
the week follows:
summary
for
July 4—
York
i,
1959
V
1953
+ 25.2
1,044.273,471
:
913.000.000
+ 41.9
(11
621,938.806
_____
Francisco
——!.—
—
423,000.000
-
+ 34.5
+ 35.2
771,097.000
604.841,675
+ 27.5
380,646.208
469,999.389
—_
338,640,047
323,258.019
+
$21,438,322,613 $16,689,667,283
cities, five days
five
cities,
Total
1.5
1,301,517,653
1,524,803,32ft
all
11,360,789
+ 23.0
14,238,070
10,514,84ft
+15.1
285,239,428
279,448,77a
+ 25.7
622,174,116
jH8,127,674
57,863,100
52,570,500
+ 10.1
53,053,500
15,838,175
(7 cities)
issue of next
+ 36.2
11,004,174
12,059,or;
11,394,158
+ 38.5
14,147,460
413,626,279
+ 16.8
548,130,444
11,820,39ft
508,252,92ft
1,544,173,873
;
1,284,630,925
+ 20.2
1,547,987,192
1,461,568,03(7
'
—Holiday—
+
District of
$26,461,344,573
__________
$21,387,937,830
detailed
appear
press.
able to give final and
a
decrease
of
3.7%, the aggregate clehrings for
to $24,996,624,182 against $25,953,720,869 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
decrease of 14.6%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which they
We group the cities according to the
trict of 1.5%.-
we
note that in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
the Richmond Reserve District
3.6%.
loss of 14.2%, but in the Boston Re¬
gain of 5.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
a
by 10.9%
larger by 20.2%, in
are
and in the Cleveland Reserve Distinct by
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
St. Louis Reserve District of 10.1%
an
9.5%V"the
improvement of
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 13.9%.
In the Kansas City Reserve the totals show an increase of
District of 12.8% and in
following
we
12.0%, in the Dallas Re¬
the San Francisco Reserve District of 16.5%,
furnish
a
+ 10.9
778,024,519
769,413,095.
30,406,283.
114,319,193
355,100,000
5,8.1,070
-
Macon
31,026,159
+
8.1
31,445,206
+
4.9
+
6.2
127,572,653
388,900,000
6,708,764
33,544,750
-
1
Alabama—Birmingham—
5,729,007
3.4
6,414,540
244,444,206
+ 16.8
238,855,432
234,899,827
+ 10.9
219,598,756
:\ 260,539,774
1
Louisiana—New
+
5,603,97ft
208,111,259
210,360,570
12,496,037
u
12.333,066
+ 28.1
786,268
581,089
+ 35.3
654,056
569,32ft
221,064,475
216,691,040
+
2.0
209,467,526
199,115,034
1,394,978,155
1,284,545,988
+
8.6
1,243,372,919
1,141,973,456
___
15,802,423
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
+ 29.8
5,926,443
285,549,024
Orleans
,
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
13,755,986
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
Wayne—
Indianapolis
3,216,68ft
20,145,801
18,152,20ft
8.2
9,817,704
11,469,760
76,221.000
+ 24.9
12,013,085
8,376,073
12,287,82ft
+ 26.9
77,773,000
74,263,00ft
14,077,361
+ 36.1
11,302,281
8,310,344,
3,666,067
138,666,118
6,902,561
49,884,626
18,961,401
1,847,320
1,112,891,548
7,070,648
18,632,121
+ 32.0
4,368,014
9.0
136,534,541
4,111,683
126,069,07ft
14,323,996
Haute
«
___
4,838,562
•
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
152,033,902
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
2,451,271
0.8
+
8,717,734
96,744.000
19,165,280
-
South Bend
■Terre
4.6
+
2,904,732
17,685,475
2,770,799
17,819,280
9,430,967
__
8,522,990
53,590,838
City
19,225,766
.1,828,610
—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1,202,210,327
8,270,706
+
+ 23.5
7,060,030
+
7.4
48,346,990
+
1.4
13,672,719
—
1.0
1,759,948
5,996,46ft
41,952,95ft
12,709,24ft
1,728,98ft
8.0
1,188,055,316
1,208,524,75ft
'
+
-
6,906,351
0,048,284
8.9
15,790,444
16,160,347
11.588.810
+ 17.8
13,120,745
8,759,600
6,381,768
+ 37.3
6,679,467
10,645,135
6,919,546.
1,650,160,576
1,507,569,050
9.5
1,575,797,707
16,976,629
13,648,318
~
Springfield
—
+ 17.0
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
388,409,64ft
155,024,876-
142,549,063 — 135,913.692
422,300,000
397,600,000
6,»xo,»o5
5,^7,902
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Rockford
In the
7,879,125
131,034,472
760,709,056
Decatur
serve
7,391,586
388,546,893
1.2
+
.+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Indiana—Fort
District the totals register
serve
a
8.3
+ 12.0
8.166,917
384,288,090
125,150,227
.___
New York Reserve District the totals record
20,621,427
192,924,82ft
10.6%, the bank clearings
located and from this
are
4,553,202'
22,340,550
223,976.957
430,515,893
126,696,697
Tennessee— Knoxville
Mobile
was
the whole country having amounted
at this center showing a
present further below,
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
week in 1958.
we
4,734,061
2.4
843,649,794
cities)
(6
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
+ 30.8
+15.3
—
8.843,242
t
,
Cohnnbia—Washington
Floridar—Jacksonville
In the elaborate
218,344,802
+ 23.7
not available at time of going to
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
19,815,268
■
251,796,084
939,654,111
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
are
4,943,752
6,467,878
19,330.000
!
1
South Carolina—Chai-leston
week
week.
11,628,616
15,784,810
482,943,857
Virginia—Huntington,
Richmond
+29.4
—________
for
cities
+
520,985,143
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 33.6
$26,461,344,573 $20,448,283,719
five days____—
cities, one, day_
/
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
4.8
+ 28.5
3,758.616,436
5,023,021,960
days—
Saturday and the Saturday figures
same
8,078,641
15,336,185
17,413,158
+ 43.6
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
June 27.
—19.3
+ 47.9
674,993.307
'Total
we are
6,679,298
15.587,933
16,331,139
263,065.440
—
Maryland—Baltimore
our
4,365,748
3.9
+ 49.4
6,761,033
4,222,323
-
13,969,391
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
563.122,812
—
—
Total all cities,
ends
4.0
—
4,220,805
-
302,732,530
Mansfield
west
in
+
7,096,326
3,528,659
655.042,010
_
Youngst-own
——-
__
I
__
Total
3,460,369
?
1,199,991,047
Cincinnati
+ 41.9
312,900.000
492,535,42.9
Baltimore
All
1
6,582,916
1,218,310,87G
cities)
Cleveland
366,110.492
882,641,867
<-—
City
Pittsburgh
Other
1,459,000,00ft
•
2.9
12,634,606
Ohio—canton
+ 35.2
1,296,000,000
:
——-—
Boston
Ten
1,721,278
3,990,160
1,238,000,000
+
16,956,716
15,656,779
Jersey—Trenton
Columbus
Cleveland
.4,165,379
1.1
+
+ 18.9
25,324,427
(
San
1,895,434
2.0
—
7,248,897
6,817,333
"
1
Philadelphia
Louis
+ 11.9
4,092,092
1,136,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
%
$14,584,143,427 $11,652,699,223
—.
1,412,148,724
St.
2,044,68ft
>
Week Ending
Kansas
2,363,036
3,540,897
£
_
__
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
2,015,053-
'3,600,000
York
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
t
2,018,111
—45.2
2,231,089
1,822,678
v
$
5.8
+
7,456.187
~~
Scranton
New
•
2,039,252
4,009,774
1,149,000,000
4,210,564
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
1958.
Our comparative
ZJZZZ
ZZ
I
Philadelphia
Reading
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1,^28,734
pec. %
1,885,204
1,994,999
~
Chester
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 4, clearings for all
23.7% above those of. the corresponding week last year.
$
S
—
—
—
i
Total
~
SUMMARY OF BANK
1958
1959
Week Ended June 27—
1st Boston
1,547,987,192
1,461,568,030
7
"
1.544,173,873
1,284,630,925
+ 20.2,
6
"
843,649,794
760,709,056
"
1,394,978.155
1,284,545,988
"
1.650,160,576
..
—17
+ 10.9
778,024,519
769,413,095
8.6
1,243,372,919
_
Kansas City
9.5
1,575,797,707
1,565,478,606
"
745,231,449
676.7.70,764
+
10.1
689,019,594
654,221,251
"
705,408,711
619,092,267
+ 13.9
587,757,952
535,003,746
9
"
805,136,479
718,843,463
+ 12.0
649,218,393
624,366,860
4
__
—
*
1,507,569,050
-
+
.6
"
—10
"
Dallas
San
Francisco
654,179,736
580,195,851
1,462,916,052
1,255,463,209
24,996,624,132
25,353,720,869
12.454,137,138
11,265,026,039
*
Missouri—St.
390,200,000
355,500,000
9.8
361,900,000
341,300,000!
212,7j4,849
191,208,224
127,537,310
2,525,230
+ 11.3
199,672,540
195,708,005
139,223,817
3,072,783
9.2
124,539,730
+ 21.7
2,907,324
114,895,277
2,317,96ft
745,231,449
676.770,764
+ 10.1
689,019,594
Louis.l
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis-—:
_
—-
Illinois—Quincy
—
r
585,977,173
527,941,888
1,284,070,664
+ 12.8
+ 1G.5
Total
(4
cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
_108 cities
Outside
We
week
New York
now
ended
City.
add
June
our
detailed statement
27, for four
i
1,191,488,356
3.7
23,752,533,627
+
10.G.
11,680,681,709
11,390,832,842
years:
District—Minneapolis-
Ended
June
27
.
1958
Inc. or
1957
$
Dec. Vo
$
(
1956
$
3,885,213
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
+ 14.4
2,919,597
2,611,933
6,318,353
+ 12.1
7,783,544
9,320,445
+
1.7
6,495,478
5,954,983
+
9.1
4,971,405
5,442,601
16,523,699
16,192,466
+
2.0
16,213,711
11,981,82ft
705,408,711
619,092,267
+13.9
587,757,952
535,008,74(7
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana-=Billings
10,895,188
——
-
——
4,309,253
4,329,69*
Total
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
779,344,240
4.6
775,046,972
756,269,938
City—^
964,059
i
1,039,692
746,462
.
817,951
185,207,817
9,749,843
160,846,026
9,097,856
39,201",424
537,976,758
483,532,337
10,837,540
_
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
-
Missouri—Kansas
St. Joseph"
City
—
——
9,193,468
32,582,654
6,849,156
14,444,897
6,636,595
805,136.479
718,843,463
14,2557407
-
—
7.3
856,339
915,22ft
8.7
571,997
872,08ft
+ 11.2
8,818,990
9,723,85.1,
+15.1
153,212,740
—
—
1.0
9,705,326
152,457,269
11,458,897
+ 20.3
27,356,766
26,177,67ft
11.3
432,321,664
406,288,671.
—
1.3
11,812,857
11,328,69ft
+
3.2
4,561,214
5,144,49*,
+ 12.0
649,218,393
624,30(3,GCft
+
6,885,659
815,311,843
Portland
3,394,752
7,082,653
1,
_—
+ 15.9
132,242,761
7,646,17ft
3,888,575
-
Omaha
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
363,107,71*
426,999,671
148,771,129
9,402,246
3,824,245
H»astings
$
10,192,970-
398,464,917
143,447,457
9.8
7,947,527
177,860,883
Paul
Nebraska—Fremont
(
1959
11,024,764
+ 12.7
+ 19.6
+
8,723,850
481,021,038
St.
-
Lincoln
Clearings at—
654,221,251
23,223,786,319
—
showing the figures for each city for the
Week
+
+
Minneapolis
Minnesota—Duluth
Helena
Total
1,565,478,60ft
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
North
"
11th
12th
+
1,141,973,456
+
7
Louis
9lh Minneapolis
10th
1,524,'803,320
+
__
Chicago
St.
894,642,997
12,332,884,714
1,301,517,653
1,199,991,047
—
Atlanta
8th
923,019,063
12,586,159,798
1.5
15,143,483,065
1,218,310,876
—10
5th Richmond
,7th
5.6
922,426,1 P t
12,997,987,377
.'—
4th Cleveland
6th
+
$
—14.2
974,491,104
"
"
Philadelphia
-
_
1956
$
e/o
9
2nd New York
3rd
Dec.
—11
—
___
1957
Inc. or
$
$
„_12 cities
CLEARINGS
(17 Cities)
3,414,431
3,532,400
+
3,258,420
+i
8.4
3,642,448
1,446,654
1,415,458
+
Z2
1,441,347
3,440,280
3,385,427
+
1.6
3,695,380
14,635,723
14,037,518
+
4.3
15,813,817
15,155,807
Worcester
13,632,128
11,453,193
+ 19.0
11,655,994
10,300,299
47,082,858
42,908,421
+
9.7
43,223,742
38,542,665
24,869,172
22,639,720
+
9.9
22,815,739
24,230,338
Total
(9 Cities)
-
3,357,412
Springfield
Colorado—Colorado Springs
__________
Lowell
_______
New Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
New
Haven
Island—Providence
36,448,000
(12 cities)
—~
.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
31,593,600
+ 15.4
2,677,082
+ 1G.7
2,579,983
2,430,568
974,491,104
022,426,184
5.6
923,619,063
.
Dallas
Fort
12,976,66-1-
13.162,895
worth
.
10,825,494
+ 21.6
10,331,981
569,054,541
Texas—Austin
3,124,180
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
1,541,947
505,973,280
38,809,732
+ 12.5
513,553,246
452,059,44*
+17.7
36,402,769
36,297,43*
6,322,00(1
45,669,481
Galveston
Wichita
6,807,000
,
5,206,000
8,383,534
6,249,000
—16.7
7,139,851
+17.4
6,921,159
6,653,66ft'
12,703,285
11,198,494.
+ 13.4
11,961,018
13,622,62*
654,179,736
580,195,851
+ 12.8
585,977,173
527,941,88ft
1
Falls
Louisiana—Slireveport
.
.
894,642.997
+
33,000,500
29,890,000
Total
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
New
68,072,83G
York
Rochester
Syracuse..
(9 cities)
3.505,397
3,017,741
—14.6
12,071,851,918
11,832,953,477
+
5.4
39,446,286
35,357,885
+
8.6
26,843.630
22,824,986
32,730,049,
39,792,901
__________
26,709,106
24,598,073
(a)
'
73,149,735
81,108,467
12,997,987,377
100,922,654
99,936,257
6.1
144,490,849
148,123,308
+ 24.8
3,230,425
3,443,717
+
(a)
72,737,276
93,697,774
__________
191,119,231
5,328,137
228,761,168
5,541,867
191,283,922
102,664,577
30,012,628
_
85,034.030
25,255,161
+ 32.G
215:415,591
202,G13,40G?
3.9
5,488,014
4,264,857
+ 19.6
198,008,207
184,187,490
+ 20.7
90,454,652
79,793,05ft
+ 18.8
+ 10.1
26,748,798
17,079,474
687,088,114
+-40.7
25,027,211
—
28,166,213
14,688,692,780
2..
—27.3
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long
Pasadena
San
41,932,336
Northern New Jersey
Total
+ 29.9
12,542,487,044
-
Jersey—Newark
2,962.141
__
...
Connecticut—StamfordNew
2,705.077
3,848,448
_
136,804.695
3,376,915
Jamestown
93,669,196
145,125,642
^
Elmira
New
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
York—Albany
Buffalo
253,489,951
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—-New York—
15,143,483,065
0.6
76,310.054
74,553,682
+ 15.5
86,822,530
34,507,448
12,580,159.798
12,332,884,714
—
—
14.2
San
:
Beach
—
18,649.810
—
Francisco
Jose
Santa
—
Total
—
_
(10 cities).
Grand total
(103 Cities)
Outside New York City
'Estimated,
693,147,695
26,653.436
-8,300,000
Barbara
Stockton
17,205,784
763,310,100
37,504,207
7,631.839
14,895,474
12,590,244
1,462,916,052
1,255,463.209
24,996.624,182
25.953,720,869
12,454.137,138
11,265,028,069
(a) Clearings -operations
discontinued.
+
8.4
23,877,750
13,919,651
643,453,070
22,10'4,4Gft
8.8
7,200,897
5,897,312
+ 18.3
11,568,706
11,377,293-
+
+ 16.5
1,284,079,b64
1,191,488,350
3.7
23,752,533,627.
23,223,786,21 ft
+ 10.6
11,680,681,709
11,390,832,84ft
—
-
Con'unerchil
The
(90)
46
JUNE
»
.
$3.50 preferred
Catelli, Food Products Ltd.,■ Vfc
Chrlstiania
•
1959
TO JULY
1,
1959,
INCLUSIVE
subord,
Gear
Unit
Buying Rate for
Noon
Monday
June 29
June 26
Austria,
.0117749
.0200180
.210762
.00312166*
.00312006*
.00203930
.239350
.239350
4—;———
.210500
2.812300
.00277912*
./ .00161050
.00277912*
.00277912*
.328800
.328866
.328700
.0800560
.0800560
.265156
.265170
2.785544
2.785445
.265205
.265190
2.785247
2.784455
.140562
.140543
.496950'''
.496950*
.496950*
.0349950*
.0350062*
.0350100*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.140543*'
"
--
.193341
.193323
4 .496950*
Africa,
.193336
193321
.232068
232050
.232118
.232071
2.802889
2.802789
2.802590
2.801793
sterling-
2.813400
pound
2.813300
2.813100
2.812300
$3.50
$437 million at all
of Treasury
Demand
(In thousands of dollars)
account——
-
Banks-M¬
290,539
other
and
Industrial
loans
advances
Bought outright—
_1
'■■■'
Notes
Brothers
'
——:
—
.
28,114
San
+
523,283
million at all reporting banks.
.
2,097,900
+179,700
District; there
banks
A
2,867,565
+
—
305,486
was
4(/o
assets
bought
outright
-
26,098,962
>
18,750
securities-
-+179,700
million.
$521
U.
Total
Due
s.
loans
from
and
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
Gov't
26,117,712
.
"*+
18,750
+
liabilities
and
+
securities
bunks—
items
cash
26,746,531
—107,365
+ 1,164,629
June
—
5,692,133
95,791
assets
186.155
+
113~387
Great
adjusted*
+13.177
Commercial
735,821
6,897
—
22.117
chasing
Total
assets
52,788,462
Loans
of
—114,017
+
628,258
Real
to
notes——-a.
27,459,793
+'
+ 152,276
U.
S.
bank
reserves——
Treasurer-—general
17,812,479
acc't
567,039
Foreign
288,067
Other
estate
Other
609,719
386,436
—
—375,550
924,261
35,030
+
Deferred
Other
deposits
19,054,021
availability
liabs.
+
32,151
22,858
+
——
cash
items
4,811,698
accrued
and
divds.
30,589
—367,069
793,755
+143,969
+
+
17,444
to banks.,
743,840
9,368
Loans
liabilities
CAPITAL
—
,
j
in
liabilities
ances
combined
liability
purchased
loan
•Net
On
:
83,999
476
+
26,157
+
*31,669
domestic
+
34,301
—
6,816
—
19
,
*
+1,574
+
—
13
+.
20
—
+
443
—
1,050
+
'
—
33
+
247
—
644
_
:—
28,559
798
+
628,258
—1—
+-
213
9,973
~-J
banks
1,506
banks
From Federal
41.7/«>
—
2.7%
From
others
"Exclusive
—
413
381
foreign
commitments—I
elimination
1,649
—
—
360
of
Sec.
39,003
3
Il-DA
individual loan items
serves;
of
surplus
of
weekly reporting member
$644
million
in
demand
-
in another
press
release.
'Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying
U. S. Government and other securities
decreased $185
million.
.
Ifoldings of Treasury bills decreased $178 million in
in Chicago, and a total of
8-25
11-25
561/4 C
7-15
6-22
37'/2C
7-15
6-19
-
of
340
9-
1
12-
1
1
1%-
11-
1
8-
preferred
ahd
including
those
list
7-15
stock
common
called
under
7-15
6-30
8-
$1.25
9-14
300
$1.25
12-14
11-20
$75c
9-17
9-
19c
7-10
6-26
— _—
Scotia)
(Nova
5r/o
;
-
9-10
7-31
7-
1
3C
;
-.—.——.-4.—-'
7-31
7-
1
Refractories
:
——:
7-10
8-
1
7-10
62c
8-'
1
50c
7-15
8-
56 Vic
25c
7-15
7- 6
27V2C
283/ic
7-15
7-
6
7-15
7-
6
———.—
7-31
56 Vic
—
7-1
7-
Lumber
Hine? ."(Edward)
HiramT-Walker
ham
&
see
9-
1
.9-
1
Worts,
-47-4
ten
Page
Ceinpany and Issue—
American
Shares
investment
of
5!4%
~
Co.
of
Illinois—
cumulative
prior
Chicago Great Western Ry., 3Var/o
1
^
\.
>
finellas Industries, Inc.—
convertible
Union
5^'r,
Gas
s.
Co.
f.
s.
of
debs,
f.
'
debentures due July
Canada,
due
Jan.
,
1,
1S64
1975
5'a-
(stock
Dauphin
7-10
50c
.
■feterne ^(Joseph)
preferred
(N.
1
*
*
7-
Co.".
(quar.)______
1
6-30
1
6-30 -t
E-
1
e-
1
4I5c
(quar4
.
.
-
r
50c
—
$1.25
.
—July 21
45c
'u's-
Inc.
(N.
—
Y.)
com.
(quar.)
—
'
r
7-17
8-21.
1
.
7-20
"
-
7-15
6-30
7-15
30C
6-30
""
93 Vic
-
$1
—
7•
7-15
$1.10
7-15
8-
60c
6-30
6-30-
1
6-20
8"-1
.6-2Q
9-14
8-14
~
2461'
4r;'o 'preferred 2(quar.)
Hudsop
July 15
—-—--
7-15
1
8-1
-9-1
-
""
(quar.)'l——1—-—_ "
Corp., common .(quar.)__
-
Hotel Syracuse
6-29
88-
11
preferred (quar.)—
7
30 c
37 Vic
(quaT.7-—
"(quar.)^.^._M—
.
7-15;'
each
for
Y.) -(quar.ti----^'
„.41i preferred (quar.)
4.40 ['o preferred (quar.)
*
J.
33Xr/o
7-15
7-31
::
15c
——
Corp.
(N."Y.J com.
Hmisehold Finance
-
?
7-31
15 c
dividend)—
"
.
1
e-19
7'
-
2562
8-31
Gooder-
—
common
Co.
Lxsuranoe
preferred
.12- a
.
9-25
—
& Co.—
Horn'& Hardart
Pa^er
Ltd.—
15,
8-
i
(Hiram)
.
preferred stock__^Aug 14
bonds, Aug. 1, 1969_iAug
9- a
12-15
v:
7-15
45c
held)
shares
Holt Renfrew
r
'
' Date
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., 5f'o cum. eonv. pfd. stoek_Jun 30
8 c,'o
of
Holly Sugar Corp.,
*'
-
,
1
P-15
Ltd.—
Industries
share
8-14
Canada, Ltd.
(increased^-quar.)
New^ common
"
8-14
•30C ""-7-15
17 VaC
(quar.)
Walker
.,
7-30
45c
(P. H.) & Co. (initial)
Hoffman Electronics—
Home
;
S-14
1.09 V8
—
Hirsch
5r/o- xonvertible
,
7-29
-445c
TENDER
REDEMPTIONS
6-23
1
87 Vic
—-
of
Paper Co.
6
7-10
8-
10c
m—„—
Dauch
6-30
7-31
7-25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar,)-
Common
Hinde
Inc.—
PARTIAL
.
6-19
15c
preferred (quar.)__
Chemical, com.
preferred
(One
bonds due Nov. 15, 1983LJuly22
6
20c
'
income (now fixed) 5%
6
7-6
7-
"7-15
Hofmatxn
Gen.
7-
7-15
7-15
$.041
.-—
Date
6
25c
37'ac
redemption,
!
;
7-15
21!ic
—
HigbieiiMfg. Co. (quar.)
+
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
bonds, notes,
-
7-
1
7-15
25c
—
—
conv.
Heyden-Newpox-t
(except where otherwise indicated)
OF
:
-.
.
dep. rets; (interim)
——
Lithograpliing Co.—preferred (quar.)
—
Haydock Fund; Inc. (quar.)—.—:————
(quar.)-.
——
Hayes Industries, Inc.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
NOTICE
.
7-10
56'ic
Amer.
Hercules Powder Co., 5'.o
given in the "Chronicle."
6-25
8-1
geinz (H J)Co., -AVafy -pfd.:(guar.
Co., commoii (quar.)
eppenstall
were
7- A
7-10
+
75e
;
-
(quar.)
7-20
$1.50
17!2C
--
(quar.)__
4pfd.
Co.
E
6-19
1
Co.—
Inc.
preferred
7-
65c
(quar.)-
Electric
9-18'
9-30
25c
Havana
re¬
sinking .fund provisions..
Compajiy and Issue—
y7- 6
7-15
9-25
3c
preferred F (quar.)___
—
53/*F/o preferred G- (quar.)—_——_
Hawker Siddcley Group, Ltd.— -
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-r
Poli-New England Theatres,
7-15
60c
5 Y2 %
835
1
60c
(quar.)
.m.:
(quar.)
America,
of
7-10
11-28
8-
25c
L—
preferred
Co.
8-
I25C
—
1
12-28
66 JAc
(extra)
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4Vzr/o preferred C Lquar.)
5%
prefen*ed D (quar.)—
640
in which the details
2
7-10
7-21
20c
—m_
(quar.)————
5C^»
897
the current volume
"
•
8-21
—-
:
(quar.)—
Electric Light, com. (quar.)——1
SVz'/o
for
;
7-15
1
—_——
$4.37,,2^preferrfed jrf qqarp'A—i
Company ' 'fqtiar.l'UlL'-L'i.—-—-
called
.
6430
$3
—
(quar.)————
Cementing Co.
Stores,
Corp.
G'/o
of corporate
9
7-17
7-23
12J/zc
—
Iligbee
a
10-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
.
7-10
8-27
5%
Mfg.
Hawaiian
Fund Notices
Below will be found
.
Inc.—
preferred
4Yu^o
40
+
valuation
9
9-10
8-
37!'2C
(quar.) —-i-.4.96 vc
preferred (quar.) ——:
Hartford
Steam
Boiler
Inspection &
In¬
4
.
521
+
deduction
after
7-
12-10
1%
^48:
depot's
credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of $213
million in U. S. Government
deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $37 million
at all reporting member
banks; the principal changes
were a decrease of $63 million in
New York City and an
increase of $18 million in the Boston
District. Changes
New York City, $58 million
9-15
12-15
Hartford
$27,543,000
deposits adjusted, and $849 miUioh in demand
appear
6-30
7-31
50c
13b
balances
Banks,
9-3
7-24
f25c
160
shown gross.
are
9-15
20c
—
Well
I1-C7
6%
—:5
299
1,542
banks* and
to
Oil
Harbison-Walker
631
fcanks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week ended
Jwie 24: Decreases of $588 million in
holdings of U. S.
Cioveinment securities, $443 million in reserve
according to industry
t
—
7-10
50c
Hartfield
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The condition statement
Reserve
loans
7-31
25c
137
—4,438
849
—
700
L——
Banks
Reserve
_____
of
1
(quar.)
(Dallas)
(quar.)
common
Funds,
Series
'
accept¬
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Federal
Foreign
1
7-
(quar.)—.
—"
Hamilton National Associates (increased s-a)..,
Borrowings:
;
on
for
—114,017
.3-
1
8-
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
Hamilton
+ 1,274
2
+
3,027
deposits
deposits:
demand
8-15
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)—
surance
——
Government
1
—.——-----
Co.
Mfg.
Series
—4,365
277
t+
12,639
'J:
—
95
..
+
56,540
S.
-
1
8-
———m——
preferred
Hamilton
—5,131
,
69
—
—
1,583
deposits adjusted——
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
Interbank
7-
8-15
pfd. 1 quar.):—_
dividend)—__U—_
(stock
Insurance
Halliburton
+-1,355
437
2,356
U.
6-26
7-16
5c
5 ^; conv.
i..~—
Halle Brothers,
,
6,442
banks——
Domestic
52,788,462
75,785
change after
Sept. 2, 1958.
with
5.30'/o
577,248
8G8.410
correspondents
Industrial
+
with
)
'
(Houston)—
Co.
preferred
Common
—1,186
588
—
2,034
...
u—
7-15
Hagar. Chemicals & Controls—
.
Total Liabs. a.nd capital acct's
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to
deposit
and
F.
R.
note
Contingent
60,192
—
*—
.
9,280
vault-
*
1
6—: 1+-V ,:;7-15
7-10
25c
—;—
preferred (quar.)—
Mines Ltd. (s-a)
Hat
i
accounts
128
LIABILITIES—
379,952
—
4
2,200
,39
,
+
1,623
—m—
Demand
in—
capital
3,973
+
58
+
27,484
—
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks.^
Cash
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Surplus
Other
51,356,101
—
+
+
1
+
12,820
.
,
■
12V2C
(stack dividend)
Co.
—1,295
185
—
.
17,385
—
4'
7-15
8-
56!4c
1
12!aC
(N. Y.)
$5
$2.40
662
securities
8-
<5WC
—
—
Government securities—total
Balances
Total
1,984
A
$5
3
+'
10,246
loans
8
It 4+7-20; jf.
Gulf, Mobile A- Ohio RR.—
carrying
or
7-
8-
25c
m
L.)
—
Halifax
securities—J..
purchasing
7-10
7-24
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Gunnar
37
,—
,
class
Life insurance
Gulf
for pur¬
loans
Other
Total
31,980
628
dealers
7-25
25c
12!sC'
(quar.)
Guarantee Co. of North America
1958
123
—
Inc.
dividend
Stock
June 25,
691
—
v'
57,774
—
Treasury bills
i
'
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes
99,017
49,407
+
—
S.
(H.
Greyhound Corp.
*
Deposits:
U.
94,538
industrial loan?—
carrying
or
Other loans for
f
Reserve
Member
—
—
and
7-17
7-17
7-10
40c
reporting
June 17,
1959
'
1,362
inabilities—
Federal
adjusted*.—_
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and
7-10
7-25
45c
t50c
Life Ins.
Southern
Green
(In millions of dollars)
investments
1
$1.12 Vs
4J.2% preferred
Co.,
Gustin-Ba'con
Loans and
7-24
.
.y'7-24 '
7-31
(initial)'—i—
Quarterly
■
+
+
305
—
24,
1959
ASSETS—
Loans
•15
premises
Other
.
8
7-24
7-31
bor-
4 Decrease (—) Since
...
659,540
8-
C
class .A_——
Great American Insurance
Extra
18,750
+198,450
55c
37! 2
87!bc
(quar.)
preferred
Grand Union
member banks follows:
.
Total
8-15
(quar.)————.—
Co.
Griesedieck Go.,
640,790
+
Mfg.
8-15
33c
(quar. >-—
com.
Corp.,
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
Increase ( 4 ) or
Total
25c
Goulds Pumps, .5%. pfd. (quar.):—
Government Employees Life Insurance
increased $277 million.
of
Hj. new
Gould-National.,Battervs
'
.
others increased
summary
(P.
7-
8-15
_
Rubber, common, (quar.)
A
(quar.)
Class
of $2
net decrease
a
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $299 million and
—1,296,379
2,867,565
2,483,771
._
——
624,910
—
18,649,726
6-22
1
32J/aC
(quar.)_———
com.
8-
c
•
'
Goodman
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
342
17,852
—
6-25
7-10
2212
(quar.t
;
&. Co. (quar.)
McBean
Gold Seal Products
City and time deposits of individuals, part¬
nerships, and corporations increased $68 million in the
30,602
—
Inc.,
preferred
Goodall
Interbank time deposits decreased $71 million
+
1
in
^
9
(New
preferred (quar.);
4.%^ preferr^diUqukf.)!^^-^iL^+j':i-+i^Ai
Glens Falls insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
in New York
Francisco
St.
shares held
100
4V^'o
smaller amounts in other
+
1
million
Holders
Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
the Cleveland District, and by
districts.
Church
preference series A
Glatfelter'
of Treasury
$250
57
"Glasco'
$66 million in the San Francisco District, $56 million in
rowinga from
—
decreased
5,746
-305,814
-
25,396
j.___-m———^
Bonds
—1,315,683
66,836
•
.
—
Cerificgtes
79,560
adjusted
60,329
-
603,422
;.——_
Acceptances—bought
outright—
U. S. Government securities;
Bills
-
361,204
—
Discounts
—1,395,248
921,949
19,416,094
of
66,997
161
18,494,145
gold certificate reserves-
notes
1958
1959
1959
ASSETS—;
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Since
July 2,
24,
Holdings
City, $89 million in the Kansas City District,
Increase (+ ) or
June
indebtedness'and
certificates of
deposits
New York
July 1,
member banks.
notes decreased $69 million and $95 million, respectively.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Decrease (—)
reporting
When
Payable of Rec.
Telephone Co. of California—
iireferred (quar.
General Telephone Co. of Florida— • ,c
$1.30 preferred (quar.).
$1
preferred /quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
.0238095*
pound:—
franc———.—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
R.
2835
7-
4it'c
.0350200*
■
namely
Conn.), for each
Haven,
$4.50
other cash
f
-Aug
Utilities Corp.—
certificate,
General
Gladding
F.
-
Share
of Compa 11 y
me
Gimble
Total
lj)59—
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split
^General Realty & Utilities Corp.—
Liquidating distribution of voting trust
0800560
.140550
Nu
General Public
.00277912*
.328600
"Nominal
certificate
Aug, 1,
due
Per
•
.00161070
.00161075
.———
Gold
2938
issue.
.210377
2.813100
.0800560
Islands, peso—
Portugal, e8CUdo—r=r——
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Kingdom,
July 31
(Continued from pa£e 12)
.239335
.210452
2.813300
.00161060
Philippine
United
2330
1967. -July 15
15,
1972..
31,
DIVIDENDS
.00203930
...
T\
this
in
.00312006*
.00203937
.239360
dollar
krone——,
South
debentures
f.
s.
.210650
2.813400
Netherlands, guilder-,——!——
New Zealand, pound
—
of
due dDec.
.0385140*
.210712
—
Mexico, peso——;—.
Union
July
due
.
1.048125
1
.210440
Switzerland,
1468
.0200310
1.047187
.00203940
yen-—.-.—
Norway,
2783
15
Union—•
Newspaper
•Announcement
.00312006*
rupee
Malayan
(subord.)
Co.—
subord,-dc'os,
convertible
-Dec
?
'2.240376
^
.0385140*"
1.047812
.210700
—- - - -
markka—_—1-".—,
(Metropolitan), franc—..
Germany, Deutsche mark
Malaysia,
2.241513-
.0200050
1.046250
France
Japan,
.0117695
.0385166*
.0200025
——--- - -
rupee—-
Ireland, pound—Italy, lira—
6%
$
2^88'
'
1
_Av.g
Corp.—
debs,
Winding
conv.
2886
-
-.0385140*
—
Finland,
India,
2.241673
10-year conv.
Western
July 1
$
.0116996
2.241752
pound,.-.—
schilling.
Belgium, franc—.-Canada, dollar..—
Ceylon,
June 30
„
S
.0118201
Free—
6%
5%
Page
8
—.-July 15,
~
i_-.
preferred stockpreferred stock, series B
Co.,
512'«
July
-July 15'
stock::Wi
pfd.
non-cum.
Feb." 1, I960Corp.—
due
Machine
Transformer
Universa!
Wednesday
$'
■
Agrentina, peso—
Australia,
Tuesday
stock
cumulative
Koehring
Cable Transfers in New York- <Value, in United States Money)
Friday
CALLED
.
notes
&
convertible
Precision
_
Country and Monetary
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
Corp.—
Bros.
5*4%
-
Oil
conv.
Fo'ote
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
26,
.
Date
AmerJtr-Corp.
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
V
RATES CERTIFIED BY
.
Company and Issue—1
Pursuant to the
EXCHANGE
Financial Chronicle
ENTIRE ISSUES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
^•OREIGN
and
2937
Bay
Quar+qrly
Mining
-—.—
&
;——_—.—
Smelting
COl,
_1—
10c
-
Ltd.'
$75c
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5061
Volume 190
(91)
When
Per
.Holders
Per
~
Name of Company
Hughes-Owens
Share
'
Ltd..
Co.
class
(quar.)*
Industries,
&
preferred
5%
series B pfd.
8-17
Loft Candy
8-31
8-17
Long Island Lighting
(increased-quar.)
Longincs-Wlttnauer Watch Co.
(increased)
32 %c
Lorain
62 %c
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
—
$1
8-
$1.25
1
8-
Coal
Circuit Breaker—
preierred
4.60-T't>
Los
7-15
Co.
Illinois' Brick
Illinois
Power
4.08'
■
•
57V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
•35c
8-
37j2C
(guar.,t—
common
preferred
7-15
(quar.)———__—V
4.20%
preferred
preferred
53 %c
4.42%
(quar.)—
pfeferred
preferred .(quar. t
Imperial Investment Corp.-
Fund
Mills, $1.25 pfd.
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—_
Indianapolis Power' & Light,
de
Elcetrica
Lcwney
<Gc
from
y7-10
s8-
1
y7-10
Lynchburg
8-
1
9-18
6-18
Mailman
7-15
31 Lc
8-
1
•7-15
37 Vac
8-
1
•-7-15
3 7 Vac
7-15
7-
11-16
50c
11-
2
6-30
7-30'
7-15
+30c
7-13
6-30
J25c
7-15
14c
20c
8-
>
1
7-
.Common
1
10-
1
a-15
(quar.)
tl5c
7-15
6-25
m%c
7-15
6-25
(quar.)
50c
7-15
i6-15
International.Milling Co.; 4% pfd, (quar.)_,
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
'
Quarterly
$1
7-15
6-30
International
i
25c
-
Interstate
Department Stores (quar.k_;
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
;
'■
-
30c
'•
8-14
7-15
7-15
6-15
10-15
9-15
*75c
10-15
preferred', «.quar.)
$2.50
preferred
$2.50
7-10
7-
1
7-10
7-
1
7 VaC
7-10
7-
1
preferred
:
(quar.)
8-
37 VaC
.
—___________
'"'Extra,'
Gas
A:
Electric,
10-19
8-
7-20
1
7-21
45c
9-
1
7-13
L
$1.05
8-
$1.09
__
-
1
7%
7-15
1
8-10
7-17
6-24
of Canada
Ltd.
(annual
+40c
Jamil-Ash Co.,
preferred (quar.):,_.:d„_i_~_Jersey^ Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred. <quar.)__.—
JeweUTea; corihnon: (qtiar.
3%% preferred (quar.),—:
3%% preferred.*(quar:L-;—
8-
$1.50
1
7-15
7-15
:
8
7-
$1
1
8-
30c
7-10
8-31
93 %c
•
—
'8-
1
7-17
11-
2
10-19
*7-29
Paper
50c
Co.__
(Co.
45c
■4e%
preferred- (quar.')!
4%%
preferred' (quar.)-——
4;20%
preferred
3%%
preferred
Kennedy's
$1.25
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
1
8-14
$1.18%
,
9-
1
8-14
7-15
6-30
50c
r
_L_
87 VaC
1
9-15
1-2-CO
12-15
10-
87VaC
(quar.)
10c
8-1
7-20
31'Ac
-
(monthly),—
7-15
7-15
7- 3
8-15
8-
0-15
9-4
A
(initial)——
20c
______________—
!.7C* from investment
distribution of $1
"Series
S-4*
plus,
special
a
King-Seeley
Corp,
7-15
46c
7-15
Class
.
Corp., class
B
$1.07
(monthly)
Company—
Kroger
Z
FundL-.___'_
7c
of the Woods
Milling, Ltd.— '
7%- preferred- (quar.L:
:u—
Langenclorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
$1.30
-quar.t^
>
.
LaSalle
.• *
'
A
dass
Leeds
&
5%
(James;.
AVs'r
Liberty
Lincoln
$1.60
Local
7-27
15C
7-10
S-
-
8-
3
'■6-26
1
--8-17
10-31
8c
'7-15
1%
>15
"iO-15
'
6-15
7-31
7-15
7-25
"~7-10
7-25
.
"7-10
7-25 "7
7-25
7-10
"
(quar.)
96 %c
;
8-
.'7-10
3
7-15
12 Vac
7-10
G-2G
30c
7-15
7-
8-
7-20
>1.12%
1
1
t
dividend)
2%%
6-30
Ccrp.—•
National Life Insurance
Co.
com.
(quar.)
7-10
~50c
50c
Square Building Co, .(s-a
$4
6-20
"
8-1
11-
7-
6
7-10
1
io-io
-
6-29
Groceterias
Co., Ltd.—
preference series B
1st
Finance
Class A
Corp.
(quar.).
(quar.)__
pref. A (quar.)
;
(R. I.Lcoin,
(quar.)
t40c
6-30
£$1.25
62 VaC
40c
7-31
7-15
1
7-13
7-20
6-30
4%%
55c
7-15
6-15
7-15
7-
50c
7-15
2
10c
5-
1
+*-8-17
11 %c
S-
1
8-17
7-10
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
25c
8-1
Old
50c
7-15
6-30
37 Vac
7-20
6-26
10c
7-27
6-30
7%
(s-a)
$3
8-
1
55c
9-
7-15
1
9-
93%c
1
8-14
Pacific
8-14
10-30
10-
5%
9-
1
8-14
1
7-15
Pacific
7-31
7-17
$4.40
7-17
$4.50
■■
7-31
30c
8-
$4.75
common
7-31
7-21
Pacific
-7-15
7-
6
6-30
6%
Telephone & Telegraph—
preferred (quar.)
Parke
Parker Rust Proof Co.
Park
Chemical
Davis
7-15
7-
1
7-15
6-
7-10
;
1
7-15
6-15
7-15
,
6-30
7-15
.
7-10
11-11
(quar.)
8c
50c
30c
25c
2% '
1
7-15
National
Lead
6%
Service,
Co.,
National Linen
8-
National
Dividend
National Bond
8-
~15c
(quar.)
2
8-
1
7-
3
17c
7-15
7-
3
3
15%c
7-15
7-
7-15
G-30
7-15
6-30
45c
45c
$1.50
(incr. quar.)—.
10-
1
9-
1-4-60
12-
8
3
7-
8
8
7-
8
dividend
Products
9-
4
8-28
5c
7-15
6-30
12c
7-15
6-30
420c
3%
415c
(quar.)————
7-15
11-30
flaw
Jersey
New
York
(quar.)
Gas
^
7-
2
8-15
(quar.)
T-15
6-25
Norfolk
&
27 %c
Ry.,
7-15
(quar.)__
pfd.- i-(quar.)—__—_
Fund
(quar.)
Inc.
45c
7-15
7-
25c
8-
North
American
North
Star
Oil,
Refractories
Ltd.,
preferred
class
$1.50
93%c
1
7-10
8-
1
(1956 series)
Water
1
6-30
7-15
90c
9-10
25c
8-10
7-16
40c
7-
45c
—
7-31
8-24
6
6-19
7-15
462 Vac
10- 2
1
Telephone
9-
3
1
7-15
1
7-15
7-15
6-15
10%
$1.25
7-15
6-15
7-20
7-
6
7-15
8-1
7-
1
7-10
62V2C
8-
1
7-10
$1
37'VaC
7-15
7- 3
8-
7-16
$1
7c
(Initial)
1
7-17
7- 1
65c
•>
7-10
5c
8-15
7-31
9-24
9- 8
62VaC
9-24
9- 8
common
1st preferred
Gas
LIghf,
preferred
common
9-24
9- 8
$1.06Vt
7-31
7-17
—$1.37Va
7-31
62VaC
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
25c
$1.25
(quar.)_
General
Edison
Electric
Bros.
<fc
,
7-17
7-15
7- 5
7-15
7- 5
30c
7-15
0-30
(quar.)
15c
9- 1
8-18
Co., 3.60%
90c
8- 1
8- 1
7-13
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.,
Gardner Co.
$1.17Va
t56c
7-13
0-20
7-13
t75c
(auar.)_
6-20
7-10
§S*30
J50c
common
7-13
10c
8- 1
7-
9-
8-14'
30c
8%
1
$1.05
$1.06%
$1.16
9- 1
9-1
$35c
+63c
47Vac
T
&
9-14
9-14
7-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
36c
8-15
7-22
50c
7-20
7-20
6-24
$1.50
t40c
6-24
7-15
7-10
10- 9
6-12
10c
common—
8-25
25c
25c
.
15c
7-24
7-10
25c
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
7-14
7-14
8-
3
B
Reitman's
6-19
8-14
com.
7-20
7-27
6-30
25c
(quar.)
87Vac
5c
Equipment & Realty (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.; 6% pfd. (s-a)—
Reda Pump Co
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% preferred (quar.)__
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)
6-19
Vat
37
of America,
Railway
Class
7-14
(Wisconsin)
1st preferred (quar.)__,
Resources, Inc
6-19
$1.12
,
Corp.
Corp.
$3.50
6-30
$1.25
E
Reliance
.
(quar.)
(Canada),
Electrie
&
Ltd.
S
6-23
7-15
9-30
10-1
8- 1
9-1
$2
Radorock
8-17
7-15
$1.05
(quar.)
1
8-
Co.—
Common
8-17
9-
$1.06%
(quar.)_—
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
6-19
8-
$1
5c
Radio
9-
$2
—
7-15
75c
(quar.)
R
Service—
(quar.)
7-10
9- »
8-17
$1
—
7-10
7-10
6-30
9-15
$1
(quar.)
7-10
1
1
8-
6-30
Quincy Mining Co.,
8-14
50c
(quar.)—-
1
88-
97Vac
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quincy Market Cold Btorage & Warehouse—
Co.—
Public
(quar.)
,
;
1
$1.10
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)________________—'—.
6-30
415c
$4
prior preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred' (s-a)_^
Northern
Central
Ry.
(s-a)_
Northern Engineering Works——
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
7-10
1
8-13
(Chicago)—
(quar.)
8-
$1.17
—.—_
'
<quar.)__
A
7-10
7-
95c
preferred (quar.)
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.i—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4'%% preferred (quar.)j_—
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
7-15
Canada
of
American Life Insurance
7-20
1
7-31
7-10
7-15
Prince
6-25
10c
American
8-
25c
$2.50
$1.07%
common
Procter & Gamble Co.,
9-15
common
4%- adjustment
North American Aviation
-—:
7-31
9-30
Cloth
Western
8-15
47 %c
—
6-15
6-15
25c
Price
7-31
15c
Gas (increased)
(tpiar.)——
Newark Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)——
Newberry 1 J. J.) Co., 3:!)% preferred (quar.)
7-20
7-20
17Vac
pfd. (quar.)
4.70% preferred B (quar.)—,
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
6% nqn-cumulatlve partic. pfd, (quar.)—
Preway, Hie. (quar.)
3
10-
GOc
Natural
W'ire
3
—
u.—————.—
Co.
7-20
8-1
7-20
Portland
11- 2
7-24
10-
—
Telephone (quar.)——
New England Gas & Electric Assn.—
Haven
.
5c
convertible
Portsmouth Corp.
6-24
35c
Brunswick
Common
15c
87VaC
$-5
*
415c
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)——-.—
6-19
7-27
Potomac
(resumed)—
Canada
8-14
30c
Portland
G-30
7-15
net
class A and B——-—
on
of
8-14
1
7-15
(quar.)
5%
G-2G
10c
series
Ltd.
9- 1
9-
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.) 4JA%
5Va% preferred (quar.)____
G-26
$1.25
from
9- 9
I2V2C
Polaroid Corp.,
6-2G
7-
16c
payments are quarterly
investment, inccme.)
8-14
7-17
preferred .(quar.
(quar.)_
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
4
7-
8-
25c
series
Car,
Corp.—
„
;
Distance
Company,
$3.50
4
$1.12%
series
Steel
35c
Plastic Wire & Cable
(All
National
Long
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit
'
Nationwide
(quar.)
PIttston
*
com.
9-
8-17
35c
»
pine Islands Foreign Exchange Board)
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
PUIsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—i
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR
7-17
7-15
27 %c
(quar.)
7-15
(Me.)—
Quarterly
7-15
5c
—__
preferred B
1
10-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
PiiiMppine
Series-^-
National Balanced
preferred
preferred
Morris, Inc., common
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
7-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
(quor.)__
Co.
Philip
3
8-
8-14
Stock dlv. (SubJ. to approval of the
Philip¬
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)__
National Securities & ftcsearch Corp
Securities
Gear
&
Cement
4.40%
6-23
8-17
$1.16
$45c
Corp.
3%
4.68%
proposed
4%%
National
Machine
6-19
7-15
7-10
1
8-
$1.06Vi.
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
7-21
7-25
9-
20c
dividend
7-15
7-31
0-23
$1.06
Voting common (increased quar.)l
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
10-30
8-
6-30
.
(quar.)_,
Glass Sand
4.30%
56%c
t
6-26
Ltd.
Stock
7-11
-
7-10
7-10
t'.
preferred
Permancnte
1-17
7- 0
7-25
22VaC
(quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (resumed)
6-30
7-3f
7-31
T
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
'
6-29
7-15
pfd.
(s-a)
4.64%
6-26
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
7-27
7-31
37Vac
4Va%
preferred
preferred
Pennman's
■"
0-30
8-14
12VaC
—
(quar.)
4.25%
8
8-28
7-15
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
6-10
10-
$1.50
7Vac
Co.
(quar.)
Electronics
(quar.)
,
t,
(quar.)
&
Penn Traffic Co.
4.24%
425c
Co.
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.,
5c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
6-19
7-15
0-30
7-10
______
preferred (quar.),
6V4%
preferred
(quar.)
National Fuel .Gas (quar.)_—
National
6-26
6-19
0-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Packard-Bell
common stock-
common
7-15
7-10
7-10
—
Co.,
7-15
6-19
,
7-10
1
common
(quai.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Clicmieal & Mfg. (stock dividend)
National Co., Inc. (Mass.)—
*
A special nientkig of stockholders has been
Finance
7-15
$1.41
1
'Co.,
National
.
$1.54
preferred
6-26
8c
Co.
a
(quar.)—
$1.09
$1.10
pfd.
6-30
9-1
*<——
Machine
7-18
1
7-15
6-30
8-
(quar.)
approve
1
8-
65c
7-10
8-
Register
Welding
8-
$1.25
7-10
7-15
—
spHt of the
29] Jc
O
7-10
9-15
37 %c
July 10 to
8-14
$1.25
7- 2
60c
Stock dlv. (1 sh. of Karda Ultrasonics Cferp,
for each 100 share* held)Narragansett Electric, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
National Aeronautical Corp.
(increased)
on
1
40c
$1.13
7-17
37 Vac
Electric
9-
6-19
Perkins
two-for-onc
7- I
$1.25
6-19
6.16%
.
called
7-15
7-15
Pacific
^
National
7-
25c
7-15
1
t20c
shares held)
Biscuit
7- 3
7-24
.
$1.12Vi
Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)
tfarda Microwave Corf). (N. Y_)—
>
*
Stock div. (I sh. of Narda UJtrasonica Cbrp,
Cash
7-14
7-24
20c
60c
x
&
7-31
50c
preferred
National
8-14
$$1.75
8-14
5%
'
100
7-14
$1.18%
$1.50
Inc..' (quar.)_
for each
6-20
8-14
..
$1.18%
Power
$1.05
split)-
(quar.)
7-15
1
9-10
7-10
*25c
(quar.)
8-
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
20C
(quar.)
(quar,)
Rice Mills,
8-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
80c
Royal
preferred
6-29
6-30
10%
Inc., common
7-10
.
7Vac
—
Corp., $4.36
preferred (quar.)
50c
Corp., Ltd., common
Morgan-Guaranty Trust Co.-of New York—
-
7-10
7-24
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),:
Lighting
40c
Moore
Mutual System,
Electric
1
$1.06%
Power, $4.20 preferred (quar.)____
preferred
tquar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (qua4)~
Motorola,
7-31
7-24
25c
25c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)„
(quar.)
&
7-15
15c
$6
3-for-l
8-14
4.52%
Montana
after
Co.
7-31
.7-31
61 Vac
—_
8-14
Corp.—■
$25
(quar.
Co.—
Gas
6-30
8-14
Co.
6c
Paper (quar.)
(quar.%__
i
quar.
7-20
7
31c
preferred
Pacific
8-
25c
Equipment Co.—
(stock dividend)
Power
Inc,
preferred
85c
Auto
(Increased
Insurance
Chemical
Finance
4.75%
9
425c
Ontario
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Montana
$1.06
8-
59%c
(quar,)
(quar.)
Fiberglass Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.)—
$5 preference (quar.)
7- 1
•<
7-31
93 %c
1V4C
6-30
Owens-Corning
20c
'
7-10
7-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)-—
Life
Valet,
Elevator
1
1
7-30
20c
preferred
Otis
9-
9-
—
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com.
(quar.)
G-30
Chemical
Gas,
;
OUn Mathieson
7-20
Common
Republic
8- 7
30e
(quar.)
preferred
6- 3
6-30
20c
One-IIcur
7-24
Glass
Natural
7- 2
7-10
25c
(quar.)
common
6-22
(quar.)__
(s-a)
common
Electric,
preferred
7-10
9-18
1
fl5c
(s-a)
&
10-
40c
6-22
7-30
Mississippi
(quar.)
7-15
12c
4.22%
1
8-
25c
7-15
25c
4%%
7-15
6-30
8-
Cement—
£20c
:!
Laboratories
Indiana
1
7-15
25c
u
Old National Corp., class A
Class, B
......^.—,,
7-16
Monroe
Portland
417 %c
.
r
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-
6-30
J2VaC
ZZ-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.24%
6-12
-
414%
25c
A
6-30
6-30
7-15
7-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Oklahoma
£30c
States
Gas
4.92%
4%
7-16
$2.50
7-15
..
preferred
8-
1
North
$1.02Va
(quar.)„..._.
Oklahoma
20c
&
&
B
Oilgear Company (quar.)
Oicanagan Telephone Co.,
6-30
1
North
6-30
6-30
$1,04
Nova Scotia Light & Power Ltd.
0-30
7*15
7-15
,
"-6-17
■
7-15
Class
6-30
7-15
7-15
$1.023/4.
Quarterly
&; Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Aluminum
Northern
(quar,)
(quar.)
Preferred
pref.
Co,/5<%
Valley Ry.
Northeastern
7-22
7-15
8-
New
7-31
15c
+
31%% V
31 %c
Corp.
(stock
35c
$1.50
8-
New
8-25
7-20
$1.02
Engineering Co., class
Northwestern
7- 8
$1.10
Neon
9-15
Extra
7- 8
1
6-30
8-17
15c
Quarterly
Loblaw
3
6-30
8-10
30c
,_u
Stock-split ("4 share for each share
held;
L.
—1
Lincoln
8-
7-15
tl5c
income)
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.),,
Fabrics of New YorkLoan
-12-16
1
(quar.)
.
1
$1.22%
9-16
1
25c
__U_—
1_—
——
88-
common...:
(quar.
Minnesota
7-15
7-15
.
45c
(quar.)u——
Stores
Common
Liberty
•
common
$1.06%
$1
com.
(initial)
(monthly)
Miller Manufacturing, class A (quar.)___
Miller & Rhoades Inc., 4(4%■ pfd. (quar.)__
7-18
•H
Sons—
preferred
Lehman
Lerner
&
30c
15c
preferred A, (quar.)l——iL,—
conv.
preferred B (quar.)
:
3.85-%
9-
100%
u_
i
dividend
.
-
7-15
15c
Casualty
B
Stock
fquar.)
Northrup.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube, new
6%
8-25
27Vac
—
(quar.)_
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
Northwest
8-31
7-25
4.90%
-
;
1
(qu&r.p
A-
Stock
Lees
12-31
-
Lazard -Fund; Inc. (from net inves.
Lee Rubber & Tire
(quar.)
"
1
9-30
:
Sdcordr.Gandy Shops (quar.)z
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
,5%
8-
+$1.75
Laura
"Class"
A
9-10
4.40%
7-15
1
'
.
■
;
Extension- .University'
6-30
"^7-15
1
8-
17% C
preferred, (quar.)
Lainstpn Industries, (quar.)
Stock dividend,
'
8-
13aAc*
Quarterly*
Latec
6-30
"
1
$1.75
_
Common
8-
6-30
*
7-20
7c
_____
-
2nd preferred (quar.)_—
;
Kuhlman Electric Co.,5%% pfd. A (quar.)
Lambert i Alfred)
(quar.) ——
I
_______
;
7-15
I7%c
—
7%
6-30
7-15
3c
'
(monthlyrU
—*
6-30
7-15
.
50c
._
A
pfd.
(quar.)
Extruders, Inc. (initial quar,.)
Michigan Central R. R,- (s-a)~
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
inc.
—
Knickerbocker Growth
6-15
25c
414%
income)
Class
from
50c
•Kratter
7-1
'V
net realized p.roftts)
_
7-15
35c
C8c
Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fund
L "Series
from net invest, income)
Keystone Lower-Priced Com. Stock Fund
*
4
Keystone Custodian Funds-
Class
$25c
Miami
6-30
5c
5c
Income Fund
7-17
(initial quar.)
National Casket
5c
Kerr
&
National
.
8-1
McQuay-Norrls:. .Mfg.
8-14
9-
.preferred'(quar.)
conv.
1
.9-
(quar.)——
Inc.,. common
9-
$1.05
(quar.L————
.-Kellogg Co—
•
3%% preferred' (quar.)
mvzc
1
6
8-25
$1
_—
4% *non-,cum.-preferred
-
7-
8
$1.12%
_v__——
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
9-
95C
._.—
(quar.)
4.35%
7-15
7VaC,i-
u___—
Kansas City Power & Light
3.80% preferred--(quar.) ______—_________
■-
8-
Hegeler Zinc Co
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 participating preferred
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_
McCabc Grain> Co., Ltd.
(quar.)___
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
Mount
Kaltman
8-15
9-30
9-15
preferred
Northern
$2.50
6-30
10-23
t$1.50
(quar.)^
$4.16
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
&
Massawippi
7-15
Joy'Manufacturing Co. .(quar.)_____—
,
6-30
(quarterly from
*
-
7-15
Ry.—
9-18
7-10
7-24
+400
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)__,
1
7-31
90c
preferred
Massachusetts Investors .Trust—
Share of beneficial interest
8-17
93%c
t
-Kalamazoo
Louis
Holdert
J69c
^
$4.11
% Initial
__•
(quar.)
Co.—-
preferred B (quar.)
Montrose
Jafttzen
$4.08
10-23
31 %c
;
40c
10-
50c
(quar.)
$4.10
(quar.)_____
Maritime Telegraph
Common (quar.)
7-15
1
9-
40c
(quar.)___
Co.
8-
15c
$4.36-
Iron
10-19
;
(quar;)__
com.
$4.22.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fireman? Manufacturing
late! Fund, Inc
a
$2
1
2
11-2
25C
Island..__
1- 20
1
8-
11-
;
37VaC
1
preferred
preferred
6-30
Maple Leaf Gardens,
4%. preferred
(quar.)_____
Miles
(quar;)
Investors Trust* Co.' of Rhode
Iowa-IllinoiS
.
_■
Island—•
25c
*'
9-15
9c
___ __
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode
-*•
■
9c
_____
B' (•qUar.)
11-
$3.60
6-30
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
7-24
"6-15
t60c
"
dlass*
6%
6-19
tGOc
Investors Funding; class A (quar.)
''
7-15
.
t75c \;
6%%pr<^rreiit quar.)_____—
kCommon (quar:)
6%'* preferred (quar.
*
Ltd.
Forbes,
R.)
Matthiessen
Ltd.—
6%:
partic; preferred (quar.
International Harvester Co., common
7-23
7-15
4
31 Vic
8- 1
7-10
(quar.)
New common
net
.—.—_—
9-19
When
Payable of Rec.
t40c
"
(quar.)
1st
32 VaC
(quar.)
eom.
preferred
Co.,
B
Corp.,
(P.
Maryland
and
1
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
3.60% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Northern States Power Co.
(Minn.)—
Common .(quar.)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
6-30
Fund—
Powders,
&
&
preferred
Marsh Steel
5% preferred B (quar.)
Bronze
H.)
preferred
Alallory
I-
7-10
profits)
7-
5Va%
common
Ry. (quar.)
Power, Ltd.,
(quar.)—,
Common
50c
Manufacturers Trust Co.
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
International
(R.
Andrews
6%
U5c
7-15
10-
$1.75
Hading Drug Stores
A*.—
income
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas> Co.
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1
1
y7-10
.!
Quebec
7-10
Co.
10-
11c
24c
investment
from-* securities
(quar.)__
(quar.)__,
(Walter M),
Lunkenheimer
Institutional-Securities Ltd.—
V
8-
15c
Per
Share
Telephone,
-
preferred
Macy
4%
—
com.
S.
7-
preferred
(qiiar.L,
Power
Mac
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)—
Inland Cement, Ltd.', 6% partic. pfd. (initial)
Inland Natural-Gas; Ltd.,' 5%
pfd. (quar.)_
/':■-(
4V2%
Lawrence
8-19
Bed,
institutional.', Growth
St.
7-15
Industrial Bank of Commerce < N. Y.) (quar.)
&
Lower
1
American- shares,-—+—,
Ingram
Louisville,
5% .non-cumulative
•
Pacific
6-29
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Henderson & St.
9-
(quar.)
Mexico
7-20
10c
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
(Mass.)—__—_
Indian'Head
Industria
5%
+31'%c
I—
:
pfd.
■
Ohio
Northern
of
preferred
Electric,
:t50c
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
Quarterly.
*
Gas.&
J371aC
.
(quar.).—_
of Canada—
approval
10%
5%
Co.,
non-cumulative 2nd
y7-10
1
?8- 1
SS^ic
6%% preferred (quar.)_
Imperial-Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.
Incoroorated Income
8-
55 »%c
~
4.70%
7-17
Dock
&
to
—_______
Angeles Athletic Club
y7-10
y7-l0
1
8-1
52%c
4.26%
1
.8-
51c*
1
7-
(subject
26)_
June
(s-a)
non-cumulative 2nd
7%
7-15
1
Co.
■'
Name of Company
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7%
_
dividend
stockholders
Holders
Northern
G-15
Stock
>-
Northern
6-15
$J.25
(quar.
When
Payable 0) Rec.
V
8-31
Louisville
I-T-E
Share
Chain—
7-15
Huttig
5%
Steel
7-15
(quar.),——
Sasli & Door—
5%
preierred
(qpar.)____
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hygrade Food- Products Corp.—
4r,c series A pfd, (quar.)__
Locke
J40c
_
*—
(quar.).
com.
Name oj Company
6-15
110c
p.
pref.
Foods
7,15
12 Vac
-
6.40%
Hunt
Payable oi Rec.
$20c
A
47
(quar.)
Engineering
(quar.)
A Reliance Mfg. Co. (111.) com. (stock dividend)
.
$1.50
t$1.50
25c
$1.25
50c
25c
15c
10- 1
7-10
7-24
10-1
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
6-19
9-
8
6-10
6-30
9-14
6-29
7-15
.
7-21 s7-21
7-15
(
45c
7-31
7-16
5%
7-15
6-25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
(92)
When
Per
Share;
Name of Company
iieuolit Chains, Ltd.,
(quar.)
$1.10 class A
3.70%
7-
1
3.90%
8-
7-
1
1
12.(be
7-
1
8-
1
7-13
591aC
8-
1
7-13
7-17
7-10
St
20c
8-
1
1
I
7-10
Standard Tubo Co., class
8-14
$l.C2,/a
9-
8-14
9-
8-14
Ltd., 60c class A (s-a)—
Class B (Increased s-a)—
Stanley.- Aviation Corp. • (N. Y.)»——
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)—.——.
7-
$1.18:*4
$1.02'L-
3
8-11
9-
99-10
8-17
10c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-31
6-30
$1
7-27
7-31
7-10
JL954 certificates (N. Y. Sliares)--——-y.. $1.53743
5-27
Sterchi Bros. Stores
$1.50
—---»—
325c
Cavanmih
4.30%
12-15
12-
Power,
32 %C
7-17
7-1G
30c
9-15
8-25
2GC
7-15
6-30
22c
7-15
6-30
22 %c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
28c
7-15
6-30
15c
8-2G
7-22
7-22
8-20
7-24
6-30
GCc
7-15
6-30
(quar.)—
25c
7-15
7-
1
$1.09
7-15
7-
1
$1.31%
7-15
7-1'
preferred (quar.
'
—-
2%
—
(quar,)....,
Industries Inc. (quar.)
8c
—_
«>t
■
dividend—
—
25c
5%
—
.
7-
3
(quar.)
——;
;
8-10
■
class A (initial quar.)—
70c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Supertcst Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Common
regular
:
'Ordinary
■
Superior Window,
Stock
■
,
class A
Inc.,
7-ao
8-
1
7-10
Class.. B
8-
1
7-10
7-15
6-30
G-30
7-15
8-30
9-15
12-31
12-4B
7%c
2%c
40c
7-10
6-30
Warner
7-15
6-30
,
37 %c
—
(quar;)—.
——.———
$4 pfd. (quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——
—
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line-Service,
preferred
$4.G4 preferred
25c
7-15
7-1
40c
7-30
7-
%%'■
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4 pfd.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
Fetter
&
Co.
10c
8-1
7-20
10c
£>coit
—
(monthly;
9-
1
8-20
Tom
8-
$4-76
1
7-17
1
Finance
Co.,
—
(quar.)
8-
1
1
7;
5c
10c
7-10
6-18
Tidewater
8-
Increased
(quar.)—.Toledo Edison Co., common
7-10
7-
7-15
6-25
3%
9-30
9-10
20c
8-
1
7-17
Towle
$1.06%
10%
8-
1
7-17
Trade
6
.
(From investment income)
Cbareholdors' Trust of Boston—•
4%%
7-23
7-
8
Class
A
7c
7-30
G-30
10c
Traders
7-24
7-15
7-21
7-31
6-30
7-15
7-1
8-15
8-
___
$20c
—
:!".33%c
8-25
8-14
7-14
Common
7-17
$2.55
Co.,
&
9-
2
$4.90
2
9-
2
Western Pacific
7- 2
8-
1
7-
2
8-
1
7-
2
Trinity Universal Insurance
(Howard)
1
7-10
8-
1
7* 2
Western
9-15
1
8-15
7-15
6-16
common
-
1
7-10
$53c
(quar.)——«_
7-15
6-26
Sonotone
Corp., common (quar.)-——_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)_2
3
6-30
Two
7-31
6-30
:
GOc
7-15
7-
7-15
6-30
7-15
$-16
7-15
6-16
7-15
7-
Inc.
7c
9-30
9-
2
31 %c
9-30
9-
2
38%c
9-30
9-
7-
6-15
1
2
California Edison
^Common (quar.)—
Southern
——
7-13
6-26
4c
^
15c
7-10
6-30
3c
Southeastern
(quar.)—.—
Factors
(s-a)_-
7-10
6-30
Co.—
Udylita
Corp.
Union Electric
$3.70%
$4
7-31
7-
5
28c
7-31
7-
5
United Fruit
4.5G%
preferred
(quar.)
28 %c
7-31
7-
5
United
7-15
7-
1
California
4%%
Gas, 0%
pfd.
pfd.
$1.12%
(quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
•—
——
Soutliern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
—
Common (quar.)
_i.2_j.di
6% participating preferred (quar.)
Southern Coast Corp. (quar.)Southern
4.72%
Coloxado
1st
Power
preferred
4.72%
.
2nd preferred
5.44%
preferred
Southern
&
Fire
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-30
Willett
8-31
7-31
Williams
7-20
6-30.
8-
1
4%%
1
United Keno
$62 %c
8-15
7-20
$$1.50
7-15
6-19
7-31
7-15
Quarterly
U. S.
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-15
6-30
$1.20
8- 1
7-15
U. S.
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
5% %
26 %c
8-
1
7-10
7-10
7-
9
55c
7-15
6-20
United
25 c
9-15
8-14
United
."
$1
12-10
11-30
(stock dividend)—
3%
Southern
Railway
$%
non-cum
(increased)
r'""
7-
9
Woodali
7-10
7- 2
7-
7-15
Investment
9-
2
6%
6-15
8-1.4
5-22
Stores
7-15
6-25
10-
8-
3
9-10
1
7-15
V
6-19
8-
1
7-10
8-
'
1
7-10
7
7-21
7-
7-15
7-10
(name
8-15
20c
5
7-21
7-30
6
6-22
9-21
10c
—
9-11
7-
18%o
——
8-
1
8-20
8-
$1.25
1
9- 4
11,
1-4-60
12- 4
35c
10-
8-
1
7-10
35c
11-
1
15c
7-
7
6-19
7-31
7-15
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
$1.26
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-10
1%
-
(quar..) 2!-——;——————
■
.■
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Electric
preferred
(quar.)
—
——_
—— _
7-15
7-28
7-
1
20c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
a8p
8-25
a4p
"4.44%
8-25
County Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
8-31
Yellow
Co.—
3
Zale Jewelry Co.
7-15
7-
7
7-15
6-30
9c
^
(quar.)——
7-17
6-2G
7-10
6-20
8-
1
7- 2
8-
1
7- 2
+30c
.
$56 %c
7- 8
G-30
4-0
1
7-15
8-
25c
Zeller's, Ltd.; - common——._
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
———
7-31
7-24
25c
7- 2
7-15
7-15
1
65c
(quar.)
Gas
8-
7-15
1
7-31
37%C
(quar.)———
preferred
eonvertbiie
County
Youngatcwn Steel Door (quar.)_—_——
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc. (quar.
_
7-15
1
I-
.»
8-17
8-
8-
$1.11
i.
25c
Cab
6%
York
8-14
;
—
Jr.—
Monthly
8-14
9
9
U5c
Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Woohvorth (P. W.;, Ltd., ordinary (interim;
6-30
9-
10-
Co.,
Power
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)—%—-—
Worcester
% Payable
books
tax
7-15
a
Less British
y
Previously
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
date
8-25
8-14
at the source.
Non¬
tax.
date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date is indicated here.
:
15% Canadian non-residents tax.
published
record
in U. S. funds, less
xLess Jamaica income
7-15
8-
11-25
this dividend.
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
income
and/or
t Payable
not closed for
Canadian
In
8-
tax.
v
;
,,
mm ... m+m m ■■■
im
mm
»■»<
11-16
7-15
—
..
6-30
3
7-20
11- 2
10-19
7-20
7-10
7-15
7-
8-15
7-20
1
...I M-—
*
I
I
....
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
6-30
7-15
8-
8-15
INVESTMENT NEWS
(Continued from page 10)
will
balance
7-20
7-20
8-
1
Corp.,
7-
3
8-31
8-14
8
10-
1
added
be
to
for general
capital
working
corporate pur¬
1
$6c
7-20
6-19
$2.50
7-10
10-10
poses
2788.
p.
7-24
7-10
Pan American World Airways,
9-18
15c
62%c
8-
8-
1
1
7-
3
1
7-
3
8-14
7-12
6-24
7-
8
6-11
ioc
7-
8
6-11
50c
7-10
6-22
ioc
7-26
6-19
7-15
6-22
This
1979
on
a
held
June'29 filed
Exchange
and
.
7-15
of
7-15
8-15
7-24
5%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
7-
1
6-19
United Telephone
5%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
7-15
6-30
a
registration
statement
with' the
on
July 29; rights to expire on
and Weeks
will manage
Aug. 11. Lehman Brothers
nationwide underwriting
a
group.
The proceeds will be used as an addition to working capital, or as
portion of the funds required in connection with the acquisition of
jet-powered aircraft, including all cargo aircraft and related flight and
ground equipment, or both.
'
a
States,
with
routes
the world .from the continental
extending over approximately
United
70,000 route miles.—
189, p. 2569?
6-30
$1.50
Registers With
Commission covering a proposed offering to
convertible subordinated debentures due
debentures for each 14 shares of capital
Hornblower
and
6-30
17%c
17%c
—
$46,962,100
basis of S100 of
stockholders
V.
United Telephone (Indiana)
Pan-Atlantic
Chartering
Inc.,
—....
(Kansas)
company, on
Securities
Company serves most areas of
(quar.)
Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock
9-
10c
(quar.)
Appel each owns
Abraham
Fund, Inc.,
6-19
50c
(quar.)
class" B
138,696 Class B shares; and Madison
owns 60,000 shares of the Class A stock.
The latter pro¬
to sell 30,000 shares of its holdings of Class A stock; and Messrs.
Pall and Appel propose to sell 5,000 shares of Class A stock each after
converting shares of their holdings of Class B stock into a like number
of shares of
class A stock
for purposes
of the offering.—V. 189,
and
7-14
37%c
common
has outstanding 132,700 shares of class A and 304,000
stock. David B. Pall. President and Board Chairman,
company
shares of
8-31
8-
87%c
$6 nfd.
The
7-20
8-15
8-15
7-
(quar.)_
preferred
Corp.,
7-16
■:
35c
Wool Combing
7-30
6-12
(quar.)„
Stockyards
convertible
7-31
20c
6-30
7-10
common
$5
6
7-15
Co.,
Common
6-30
7-27
—
$1.12%
S.
70c
preferred (quar.)
SoUtiiiahd Paper Mills (s-a)
•Souihwestern
__
6-30
common
Witco Chemical
7-15
7-15,
S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
Corp.
Co.
preferred (quar.) ——
$5.04 preferred (quar.)-—
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
Corp.—•
U.
preferred
7-15
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
7-10
9-30
(quar.),
U.
7%
7-15
+15c
$1.27
7-10
7-15
B
Radium
v
$1.43%
—
1
7-15
(quay.),
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)—
8-
Tele,
com.
4%%
15c
6-15
^
3-17
—.—————-
1
60c
preferred (qiuu\)
U S Fidelity & Guaranty (qdar.)_;
U. S. Foil CoH class A (quar.)
Power-
6-15
.
75c
(quar.)
1
9-14
(quar.)—
7-10
27%C
—
&
8-
$8c
(quar.)
6-26
Class
—
1
$1.50
Stock dividend
8-
$2.50
Publishers
Chemical
8-
$2
Stock dividend—
8-
.
Canal
8-T
&
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Wisconsin
25c
7-15
Borax
7-15
$35c
* 62 %c
$1.25
(quar.)—.
Industries—
Windsor
$1.06%
2C
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
8-15
1
12%c
:
8-1
22 %c
(Consider), Inc.
7-10
(quar.)
—
&
$50C
,
Williams-McWiDiams
1
13%c
Ltd
Jersey RR. &
Printers
6-19
25c
8-
(quar.)
59c
(quar.)
(lncreassd-quar.)
preferred (initial)
Engiana
Hill Mines.
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
7-15
8-
50c
United Shoe Machinery Corp.,
6% preferred (quar.)
Common
New
New
United
12%C
:
Wilcox Oil Co.
9-15
common
(quar.)—
Corp.
6-20
7-15
10c
Wilson
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
T-15
Co.—
Yards
changed to Wilbur Chocolate Co.;
preferred (quar.)
7-15
$1.12%
59c
com.
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Southern Materials Co. (increased)
Southern
Co.
6-30
$1.05
$5
7-15
8-
of America—
Improvement,
United-Greenfield
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern Nevada
Gas
United
—
Union
7-15
$1
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
68c
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
37 %c
37 %c
(quar.)__
4%%
6-30
poses.
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co.
65c
Pittsburgh Water,
Stock
9-
25c
preferred
(quar.)
7-10
7-10
8-15
$1
4%
preferred
(s-a)——
Wilbur-Suchard
Chocolate
Co.—
preferred
1
7-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(-quar.)-
Wicblia
6-30
—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd., com.
United Airlines, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
Southern
—
1
8-
7-15
prior lien
resident
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
,4.48%
South
4%
Whiting Corp.
1
20c
—
7-10
3-
8-1
26 %c
—
7-15
87%c
92%c
(quar.)
A
7- 3
—
(quar.)—
Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
Class
7-15
(quar.).
7-31
25c
(quar.)
25c
2%
Tclcgtwph Co. (quite.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
1
$1.38
(quar.)
pfd.
8-
25c
Street
6-22
7-17
.
$1.12%
$1.25
62%c
62 %C
(quar.)
6-22
7-15
8-5
56c
Securities, class A (quar.)
RR.
preferred
0%
~
Quarterly
40c
——
A
Salle
La
.
$1.02%
(quar.)
Common
25c
preferred
South
30c
—
(quar.)—
(J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)—
Co.. (quar.)—
5%
208
$3i)C
Western Union
7-30
(Dallas) (quar.)
Temper Corp.
4%%
preferred (quar.)_.i.
7-24
7-15
Western Tablet & Stationery Cxwp.—
1
9-
63%c
$1^2%
$1.42%
$1.49
True
7-15
8-
$25c
——
Paper Mills
5%%
8-
Ltd.—
Aircraft
Southdown,
$45c
8-20
■
$1.25
Ltd., class B (quar.)—
Precipitation Corp.
(quar.)~———
♦Transfer
—
7-17
8-14
$1.06%
Western Plywood Co.
Corp.—
$5.70 preferred (quar.)
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
1
9-15
30c
.
Western Insurance
7-21
Quarterly
.
(quar.)
Sorg Paper Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
10-
6-23
3
15
-~L
9-15
10-
25c
10-
7-27
7-
lb
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
8-10
7-21
(quar.)
15c
—
Smith (A. O.) Corp.
Smith
Line
Pipe
7-31
90c
1
7%c
2%
(N.) & Company Ltd.,
'$2.12 preferred (quar.)--—
Solar
Gas
Ltd., class
$1.40 preferred
(Del.)—
Inc.
8-15
(quar.)——
Co.
7-20
25c
50c
20c
?40c
22%c
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
+50c
dividend
■Slater
Smith
A
$56 %c
(Bherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$1 preferred
Airways,
class
Transcontinental
(•quar.)——
Quarterly .;
Cimms (T. 8.)
Caribbean
Electric
Wrigley (Wm.)
Y.)
7-31
:
7-20
$1.14
(N.
8-15
Power—
Western Grocers,
1
7-15
7-15
$1.12%,
?25c
(quar.)
9-10
10-
—
Building Assn. Ltd.
Common
Pcnn
Western
30c
(quar.)
Trust
8-15
3- 3
25c
preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred B (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)————
7-10
1
7-31
——50c
(quar.)
—
17%c
$1.06%
:
— $1.06%
(quar.)-,——
Co.
9-1
25c
$1.25
4.10%
8-
32%c
Company (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)————^
Trans
—
4'/a % preferred B (quar.) 4% preferred A -(quar.)—
(Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Stock
Mfg.
Bank '<fc
8-15
—
West
7%C".
preferred (quar.)
:
9-15
2-15
'
(Delaware;—
:
Trane
—
income—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
Toledo Scale Co.
Chawluigan Water & Power Co.—
Common
Co.
(quar.)
6-22
8-15
—
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)————
(Minnesota)—
Guaranty Co.
Insurance
5c
————
..
(quar.)
;
7-17
9- 1
$35c
8-26
1
Co., $1.20 preferred
Title
Title
4.25%
,
investment
Oil
1
7-15
1
7-31
40c
♦Security Insurance Co. of New HavenCommon (quar.)-'..-——————
$4.25 preferred (quar.) —■
4-clborling Rubber Co. (stock dividend)——
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
.
(MaSs.), class A
Corp.
Corp.
Mfg.
Pictures
Company
8-15
(quar.)
9-
Securities Acceptance Corp.—
dividend
B
6-18
7-10
7-10
$1.18%
$4,75 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
Plywood & Lumber
CecurUj'-Columbian Banknote. (quar.)
Cdcurity Storage Co. (Washington, D. C.)~—
•= Quarterly
•;>-L.2—.
Ceapak Corp. (initial—A——i
Seaboard
Toro
(quar.)..——
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc.
Class A (quar.)
25c
—
Class
7-17
8-
$1.25
(quar.)_—
common
$5 sinking fund preferred
'From
—
7-10
6-26
-
7-15
-
85c
$1
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)——
Stock
(annual)^
Royalty
Time* Finance
Ccoft Paper Co.—
IScuboard
Bell
3
8-14
—
13c
30c
—
preferred (quar.)
———J—
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass Co. (quar.)
27V2C
1
8-
$1.37%
Washington Gas Right, common (quar.)_.—
$5 preierred (quar.;
——
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Waste King Corp., com. (stock divid.;
r
6% conv. preferred C (quar.)
.
(quar.)
7-
7- 7
7-10
25c
(quar.)——
-Goodcrham & Worts, Ltd.
30c
$1
$1.14
$1.19
$1.21
12%c
lc
13c
—
8
"6-29
6%
.
2%
preferred
7-
75c
(quar.;,_
com.
9-30
$40ci$l
$1
$1.14
$1.16
...
of America,
Quarterly—
20c
(quar.)
Electric
•.
3-1-60
(quar.)
Common
6-30
7-15
.
8-15
(stock dividend)—...
Canada, Ltd., common
1
16c
common
Walker (Iliram;
Warner Bros.
"
fJchoring Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
♦Schuster (Ed.) Co., common (quar
Schwltzer Corp.—' •
'iC;.--'- W'
COnimou '(increased)
8 % % preferred iquar.j—
Walker & Co.,
6-30
8-
25c
25c
Haute Malleable & Mfg.
"Texaco
7- 8
8-
15c
8-27
(quar.;
7-15
1
7-10
4%% conv. pfpl. (initial-quar.)
■—Ventures, Ltd. —-—;—
—.———
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)—
Volunteer Natural Gas (stock dividend;.—
7-10
(quar.)
1-15
7-31
(stock div.)-_
Vanadium Corp.
2%%
dividends.—
Talou,
10-15
10c
7- 3
6
9-10
■
1
8-
—
6-30
7-
6-30
7- 3
12%c
J25c
5%
preference (quar.)———
I$l.25
Symington Wayne Corp- (quar.)
15c
T» I. M. E., Inc.
(quar.) —17%c
Taft Broadcasting
(initial quar.jr_———10c
.
7-15
11-
oOc
—
7-20
—
1
2-1-60
87 %c
d,—
Company
7-15
7-15
25c
35c
40c
8c
17 %c
.2---
——
8-15
8-
87 %c
—-
Company
Utility Appliance Corp., com.
9-10
(quar.)
11-13
7 Vac
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.)——
$5.5»-(prior pref. (quar.)
—~
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)—.—-—
Van Scivcr (J. E.), 57o class A pfd. (quar.)
7-15
—...
$4.56
7-20
8-10
7-14
9-15
Co.
xW,
7%c
7-15
9-11
Texas
C-30
6-18
1
8-
1
Terre
7-13
7-10
1
Oil
Lens
1
(quar.)———
Technology Instrument
7-24
Upson
10-
4%
Stock dividend
Baxoii Paper Corp-
—
7-17
87 %e
Upjohn Company (quar.)
7-10
10-
6-30
7-15
6-30
'
Extra
15c
com.
(N, Y.)
7-10
1
Universal Matc| Corp.—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
25c
30c
7% 1st preferred (quar.)—————
43He
Stockton, Whatlcy, Davln & Co.——.—
10c
Stone Container Corp.
(quar.)
20c
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)—25e
Stubnit/,-Greene Corp., common
(quar.)—12%c
60c
preferred (quar.)
—
—
15c
Studio Apartment
—
4.0c
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)*-,
?$1.25
preferred
Super Mold Corp.
I
6-425
56c
4%%
Sun
1
20o
preferred (quar.)---.—:
Cawhlll Tubular Products-
Stock
9-
3Cc
5)4%
fSchcnley
6-26
——ii——-
(quar
Electric «fc
6-2G
7-24
$1.25
.
Co,
7-24
$1.25
■
Map
7-31
9-15
h—■
(John B.) Co., common
Stix-Baer-Fuller Co., common (quar.)
6-29
7-31
8-31
—
Stetson
3S1.25
Ctelada-Shirriff-IIorsey, Ltd. (quar.)
Can Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
412% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)——
5.00% preferred (quar.)——.
Can Juan Racing Assn., com. (initial)——
Voting trust certificates (initial)
Can Miguel Brewery (quar.)—fjfcnborn Company (quar.)————•
—
fhxhborn
7-20
10c
preferred A
Increased
7-20
6-25
25c
(quar.)
1
.8-
7-16
7-28
$40c
(quar.)——
Sterling National Bank & Trust
Stern & Stern Textiles Inc.—
6-30
8-10
10c
-Joseph Light & Power
..
—
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
5%
7-15
35c
(quar.) —
(quar.)—
<flt. Louis-San Francisco R,y. Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)-—.—
—
5% preferred A (quar.)
CI. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
C>t.
6-30-
8-10
—
Ct.
6-30
7-15
Extra
6-30
7-15
.
(quar.) ^
Sterling Electric Motors Inc.
7-15
(monthly)——
Cafcway Stores, common
Common (monthly)
——
8-
35c
50c
1
Univis
'
6
7-
$1.18
Universal Controls, new com. (initial quar.)
Universal Loaf Tobacco (quarJ—
9-14
12-
7-20
$1.25
$1.25
——
5-27
$1.25
1
7-15
SlOc
—
preferred (quar.)
tt%
preferred
7-17
30c
—■
(quar.)
*
(quar.)—
(quar.)
7-10
Investment Corp. (Boston)—20c
Steak 'n Shake, Inc. (Delaware) "(quar.)—
7yac
(Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
7-8
$1.37%
Conunissiou)
(quar.)—
7-8
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)—«_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-——
—
6% preferred (quar.)-—.—
♦Ryder System (increased quarterly)"(2-for-l split, subject to approval of Inter¬
5%%
B
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
7-10
State Street
5% preferred (quar.)Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
fioyal McBec Corp.—
5%
Class
7-15
10 c
—-—
—
StnnflcltLs,
8-14
50c
$1.23:!i
Shares-
Standard
$3.50
7-23
t30c
+40c
20c$15c
7-15
45c
7-20
7-20
1
10-
93%c
preferred "A" 'quar.)
Standard Products (year-end)—
—
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)—
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (resumed)
3%%
7-10
25o
;
preferred
(Ohio)—
Standard Oil Co.
9-
6-29
.
$3.50
12-18
15c
15c
—
Common
8-
50c
7-25
6-
7-15
8c
xtlorer (Willlsmi H.), lire, (quar.)..—
,w
-Clonal Dutch Petroleum <N. Y. shares)—— $1.53743
Commerce
(quar.)—
7-20
7-20
8-
30c
J.) (quar J—
A (quar.)
(N.
7-20
8-
*
—
7-20
8-
$1-10
$1
a
7-15
10c
(quar.)—
preferred "F" (quar.)———
4.10% preferred 'JH" (quar.)—,——-—.
4%% preferred "1", (quar.)——
—
4.10% preferred "J" (quar.)——.
4.95% preferred "K" (quar.)
»C: oc!;v/ell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
—
lioddis Plywood Corp.
(quar.)-——:—
,
~4tohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)——.
state
B
Share
.
(increased annually )
4%% class A preferred (quar.;
5%
class B preferred (s-a;
United Whelaii Corp., common (quar.)__—
7-20
8-
25c
?15c
25c
40c
10c
shs.
4%
(special)
Class
7-20
8-
ancfdr FI r c"Tnsu'r a lie c
Standard Holding Corp., class
7-20
8-
30c
..
^Rochester Gas fc Electric, com.
4iopei» Industries
4.60%;
Spokane
88-
HZ,,
27%c
92%c
97%c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
(quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
International RR. (quar.)
4.40%
6-11
$1.12%
(N.Y.J—
(quar.)
4.36%
7-10
7-15
4.15%
(approximate)
Inc.
12-15
7-25
i$1.19
——
floan Antelojic Copper Mines, Ltd. Amer.
Ciobinson Technical Products,
1-1-60
15c
of Company
Name
United Wallpaper com.
Service,
(quar.)———
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
pretcrred
4.40%
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
;
Southwestern Public
9-15
93 %c
ttioh's, Inc., common (quar.)i_
3%% preferred (quar.).,.
—
«?iver Brand Rice Mills (quar.)——
-Rochester Button
9-15
l
25c
Tr
As<m.;(quaiv),.:—--—•-——- Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Camilla, Ltd.—
4%%
1st preferred (quar.)..
—
Iteyiiolds Metals, common (quar.)
4V2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
V 4%% preferred A (quar.)—
—
fihodesinn Selection Trust-Amer. SharesInterim of approximately 2 9/10c
•-—
fticvcrc Racing
Interim
1
10-
'
of Company
Name
t28c
_
«
—
Republic Supply (Calif.).—
-
10-
*27c
t5c
iquar.;...
$1.10 class A
When
i-Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
I. i
an
£
~
was
agency
Steamship
Corp.—New Agency Formed,
completed on June 8 for Sea-Land of Puerto Rico,
newly-formed to handle sales, sales promotion and
fv.
Pinn
for
Pnn«
Number 5861
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*0
(93)
Atlantic Steamship Corp. headquarters of the
the steamship company's offices at Isla Grande
Valencia,
Alfonso
will
firm
new
in
be
Piper Aircraft Co.—Sales Reach New High—
airport in San Juan.
known» Puerto -Ricap
trucking industry
widely:
pioneer, has been named President of the new company.
Inaugurated'. between North Atlantic- and, Gulf
ports
in
.
.
May
sales
Miller
The/
and
Volume
of
The
Lkst- January,
its
on
between
run
is
Pan-Atlantic
Jacksonville,
two trailerships which
New York..San Juan and Ponce.
subsidiary
a
Industries,
McLean
ol'
engaged "ih- coaitwis'd and Puerto Rican trade.
Port Newark, N. J.-^-V. 188, .p, 2786."
> '
As
Inc.,
iy*. "
.
A
and
is
.
Drop Forge Co.—Additional Registration Details
Net
Net
a
stock, to be offered for public sale'by the present
through an underwriting group headed 'by'-Pulton Reld r
public offering"- price' "and underwriting terms arc to
supplied by amendment.
"•
"/://' ■ ■■■'"'
'■.■ ' ■
.':/
of its common
shares
Co..
be
This
.stock
fas well as 10.509' shares ot' 8% preferred; $100 part.
'stockholders' arc The National City:: Bank of Cleveland
selling
Vail,
L.
PA-18-A
the
for
Trustees
Will of Windsor T.
under- the
The
2893.'.... ■//% •'
p.
./■/••I/-'
66
Deficit.—V.
ported
and
.
agricultural
open
drilling
of
the
two
No.
V.
1959—4 Mos.—1958
;
$1,470,017
it
is
5,..the
J.
new
of
in
1,707,692
thus
age
V'
;■-'■•'
•"'*'
to
of
four
well
season
on
a
development
series
Smith, President/,"
of
Port
in
drilled
its various
of
Lake Erie,
by
acre¬
is
identified
*
due
in
blew
June
with
natural
a
approximately '450,000 cubic feet daily from a good
Red Medina.
Apart from the successful extension
■vvV-'v:tV'y:v;///• /•"*%y
best natural
open' flow
wells
In
the
Port
Dover
They
the
company's
completion
blew
to
consulting
in
earlier
1,000,000
of.-the
in
geologist,
the
month, with
feet daily,
the
cubic
No.
natural
a
step-out
3
open
floating
new
gas
type
well,
flow
Deposit
of
&
this
Trust
Co.,,* of
corporation,
Western
of
The
Eutaw
and
Baltimore.—V.
-y-' -y
■
189,
././
-
of
,
sec¬
It
oversubscribed.—V. 189, p; 2569.
was
its
This
filed
company
registration
a
statement
tlie SEC
with
daily
from
in,
Plan
At
the
natural
formation,
open
gas
He
type
location
to
new
platform "'Mr.
the
Lake
south
flow
well,
Cliff"
3
Place-Walpole No.
to
company
further
a
covering 104.699 shares of its common stock, for offering
employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant to its
Option Plan.—V. 189; p. 2893,
Stock
Port
miles
Petroleum
Co.
Awarded
—
-;W
Acreage Interest—
t
-
'
■
Another
•...«•
;
.
,
Sahara
Hjf0r
■
This company and its French
partners have been awai'dej&ganolher
exploration permit in the Sahara Desert of Algeria, according .- to K. S.
Adams, Chairman, and Paul Endacott. President of the company.,
The
new
concession,
known
Hassi
as
Chaambi;
is
390
feet
south
miles
Algiers and, some 60 miles" southwest of the Hassi Messaou4»=pil field.
It Includes 149.262 acres which' adjoin the southern
boundary of the
previously awarded El Morr exploration permit, and increases', the
that
of
black
to
dcres'.—"
469.492
v. ill have a ,25',i" Interest in the new permit and
with two French companies, COPEEa (Compagnie des
ciated
France-Afriqucj
tations
Petrolic-rest.
The
to
pet,
well
ot
Unit to
capacity
first
The
acres.
—V.
commenced
May
its
Co.,
Texas,
increasing ethylene sales
to 255.000,000 pounds
plant
is
built
The
additional
the
near
expansion
nd'^'Of
100'/>
extension
an
as
This
well
its
to
flowed
1959,
The
Lot
17
completion of-'another
field In Lake Mhracaibo,
oil
7.056 barrels of oil
pay
to
the south.
ol
Six large comparable
this
field
deliveries
and
the field approximately 1,900
producing wells havb*iiow been
crude
of
oil
McQee
V.
Natural
Oil
Gas
Co.,
Inc.,
Industries.
189.' pp.
El
and
Paso
Natural
Venezuelan
are
Products
Gas
Pacific
Co.,
PetroleuiSfC
Kerr-
Ltd.—
Development
Tliis corporation, which designs and builds? the Army VZ-8P^TPiasecki
"Sky-Car"i, on June 27 announced another company "first": the suc¬
—
Before
the
jet
achieving
cluded
F.
N.
with
take-offs,
the
power
Continental
test
The
hovering,
out
an
of
ground
of
a
tlk-
effect
President, said:
in
model
was
some
for
Pa.,
midair
plant
in¬
ancU'landings,
at
the
Defense
The
design targets have
"plan to,, proceed
Department."
oper.
revenue
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
from
railway
189,
p.
-
ry. oper.
oper.
ine
York,
New
will
Y.,
N.
up
to
the
187,
p.
48.
said
Baker
Its
.
;•
-
.
$1,976,905
:
,
916,202
2723.
which
upon
embarked
we
708.
p.
in
1958.
TTiere
.
President,
-
t
as
plant
own
to
meet
needs
the
and the
a
from
the
proceeds of RCI's
issue
handling
effective
makes
it
in
any
internal
especially
189,
of
human
150
-
*
'
i
$1,060,703
50.879
321,633
three
first
miles
space-environment" chamber
above
the
earth
Into
of
capable
simulated
a
taking
ionosphere
were
22
to
and
of
at
man
2037.
'•
>r
'
as
to
is
and -components for space vehicles.
"
•
■
Republic's -research center, now under construction, will house seven
space laboratories and 400 scientists and engineers
wording
specialized
problems
on
189,
p.
from
satellites
to
manned
interplanetary
travel.—V.
2831.
Republic
This
to
company,
Philippines,
1959
such
so
of
6%■
due 1982-under the new 1959 indenture
1959 debentures for the $8,900,000 debentures now
the three earlier indentures.—V. 189, p. 2893.
under
the
other
the
at
unit
Rosario
410
registration
basic
stock
purchase
Indicates
will
be
the
.
that
sale
disqualify said trustee from serving as
indentures. • The
company
proposes
to
issue
to
debentures
located
a
Street
with
statement
shares of
Binondo,
the
SEC
capital stock.
on
Manila,
June
29,
minerals
of
sale
will
and
metals
in
the
The
Philippines.
Net
its oil exploration program
drilling equipment, supplies
and
materials;
to contract with U.
S.
geophysical contractors for
technical services; and to pay its pro-rata share of the dollar explora¬
tion
expenses under its
agreements with three other companies for
joint exploration of concessions held in the Philippines. The prospectus
an
application of Public
an
order
declaring
that
Pennsylvania Banking And Trust Co.nrd.ir
indentures, and its trusteeship under a proposed'
likely to involve a material conflict of interest
four
the
under
filed
covering 1,250,000
oil0 and
order granting
Philadelphia,
for
necessary
& Development Corp.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
shares are
to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
The offering is to be
made on a best efforts basis by John G. Uravin & Co., of New York,
for which it will receive a selling commission of 50c
per share, plus
expenses up to $35,000.
Republic wa,s organized under Philippine iaw in 1956 to search for
combustion
adaptable
Resources
With Securities and
First
trust
not
it
make
outstanding
oil
be
used
exploration
In
and
company.
in
"all
likelihood"
insufficient
to
meet
the
all
proceeds
the
of
the
prospective
proposed -stock
dollar needs of
According to the prospectus, the company has outstanding 560,831,560
of stock, of which the Manila brokerage firm of Tiong. Garcia,
Inc., owns of record 71,214,960, or 12.7%. The company's
shares
Chezzi & Co.
President,
for
Suspended—
244,206
\
>
,
j.
„
investigate the physiological and
psychological
those
altitudes:
at the same time developing
materials
an
Inc.,
the
of
existing
indenture,
$858,104
*
„
'-
2831.
p.
the
suits
reactions
Service, Inc.—SEC Exempts Indenture
issued
has
Service,
Pumpkin Buttes Uranium €o., Inc.
$179,717
61,814
•
last week of 400,000
stock."
common
Jose
Tiong,
has
subscribed
for
35,739,000 shares
and
paid
873,374
$221,963
.•
anhydride is used principally in the manufacture of syn¬
resins, polyesters, paper sizes, plasticizers and related products,
of which are finding increasingly larger markets in Industry
space
masses
$1,731,478
214,751
p.
by this corporation.
\
/
* ■
'
The
chamber,
which
will
be built
by Tenney Engineering, Inc.,
Union, N. J., will be Installed in Republic's new $14,000,000 astronautics
research center" early in 1960.
Its cost is estimated at $500,000.
Dr. William O'Donnell, chief engineer in applied research and
devel¬
opment for Republic, said the space chamber will be used to test
-t-
Powertaffe, is
of
ease
SEC
trusteeship
Mos.—19*58
$394,468
new
Details
a
,,.
said- the
President,
up'submieroscopic
by exchanging such
227,372
189,
Republic Aviation Corp.—To Install Space Chamber—
Corp. of Chicago—New Product—
Baker,
$3,900,000
$449,335
of
today.—V.
close
receive tenders -for, the sale' to It of
bonds due Nov. 15, 1983 to an amount,
sum
of
$21,885 at prices not to exceed
.
Finance
Earnings—
1959—4
available
many
for
We now
1959—Month—1958
189,
Vice
industry
proceeds of
such-
Railway
Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
International
Our original
exceeded.
program
Executive
of
made
1959
5Vr
interest.—V.
"Every expectation and promise that
filled.
cases,
Nortlvern Ry.
Railway
Co.,
22,
•"4-
M'r.
plant in this latest version of the Piasecki "Sky^Car" is a
ILL
turbine,
manufacturer
by
Turbo-Meca
of
189. p. 2570.
Period End. April 30—
in
operations-as taxi fleets, municipal fleets, and truck operations.
The
corporation's office is located in Suite 1700, 75 East Wacker
Drive, Chicago 1, 111.
flight
flight demonstration, i^hich
maneuvers
Philadelphia,
period.—V.
others."—V.
shares
(now fixed
exhaust the
to
breaks
engine.
VZ-8P,
Artouste
P*ediMo»4 &
Trust
July
on
Public Finance
by this aircraft
France.—V.
completed
company's
reached and
field
a
The
at
Piasecki.
made
been
jeep,
altitude of 30 feet.
an
place
Airport.
all
aerial
vertical
took
wa-
composed of Armed Forces
department employees, this latest version
powered
May were $9,908,614, an increase of $1,569,610,
May.
Operating expenses for the month were $8,-
whole. Plans call for the plant to go on stream
in early June, 1960,
a schedule which Is made possible
by RCI's 12
long years of experience in producing this chemical by our own process.
"This project is one phase of the company's $24,000,000
expansion
program during 1958,
1959, and 1960. Funds for. the job have been
.'.V'"
fuel.
jet engine.
representatives and
audience
an
test
company
needs
,
"*SW.
flight of the world's first aerial jeep powered with
1958.
for
According to Dr. Baum, "We are erecting this
surging demand for maleic anhydride for both our
pointed out that Powertane 4s not a detergent or corrosion
inliiibtor type supplement.
-It functions in ,the fuel itself, creating a
more volatile fuel with fewer harmful elements left unburned.
Under optimum conditions, adding- Povertahe to a fuel will result in
mileage increases of 20%
and many users have reported savings of
this amount.
Under normal operating conditions however,, the average
saving by using Powertane is about 10% on gasoline and 15% on dlesel
•
cessful
the
coal
37%
some
Mr. Baker
2722 and 2569.
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Announces New
bituminous
provided
Capacity of the new facility, which will be adjacent to RCTs existing
plant at Elizabeth, will be 20 million pounds per year and will signif-*
icantly enhance the company's competitive position as a supplier of
this important chemical.
t
supplement is a chemical formula
in the fuel to a size of 1/10
micron.
These colloidal suspensions, if not broken up, will not burn
when the fuel is ignited. By using Powertane, the masses are consumed,
increasing gasoline efficiency, reducing the deposits caused by unburned
fuel,
ar.d
cutting down on the amount of sulphuric acid flowing
through the engine and exhaust system.
that
bdfng made.
Phillips is the operator of Lot 17 for a group of companies 'composed
itself, Sunray Mid-Continental Oil Co., Ashland Oil & Refitting Co.,
Western
r
in
and
revenues,
and
Coal
corporation will construct a $4,000,000 maleic anhydride plant
Elizabeth, N. J., it was announced on June 23 by Dr. Stefan H.
at
of
earlier
be
Baum,
Dover
corporation has announced a new type fuel supplement, Power¬
designed to increase mileage up to 20% and cut down on engine
Edwin
froitPa thick
day
per
company's
anthracite
1
stel indus¬
the
This
the discovery well, is
Objective is the Trenton
west
the
the
stoppage in
inclusive.
12,
in
work
a
of
both
July
revenues
last
expansion
year
delivery by mid July, at which time the com¬
six or more drilling rigs in operation on its
blocks
throughout
the
Lake*" Mr.
Smith
stated.
wear.
section of Eocene sand and extended
feet
completed
mile
a
in
to
-
revenues for the first five months were
$46,097,268, a rise of
or 2%
over the same period last year.
Operating expenses
$38,309,548, down $1,359,907, or 3% for the period, in the face
wage increases which added $1,277,013 to the company's payroll in
will
for
2570.
without
*
tane,
large well
Venezuela.
of
25%
about
27
revenues
over
Fisher
possibility of
vacation
in trafficr volume,
carloadings and 18% In
explained, the outlook for the
improvement
merchandise
to build a multi-million dollar melaminc
plant som'ewhere in.,
were announced on June 25 by
Henry H. Reichhold, President.
capacity of the plant, which is scheduled to go on stream early
in 1961, will be 20,000,000 pounds
per year, but it will be designed for
eventual expansion to 50,000,000 pounds
annually.
•
/
"This is but one step," Mr. Reichhold said, "in the
$24,000,000 thtee-
have
to
Powertane
"tie made
can
provides
June
toward
in
Mr.
uncertain.
the
reported on June
the
announced
to
23%
in May,
is
future
trend
a
of
Plans
drilling
of approximately 2100-2200 feet.
platforms of the "Mr. Cliff" type ordered
York
New
business
of
23.
subsidiary/will expan'dHthylene
completed
was
rise
a
'
Initial
step-out~~
Port
compared with $20,581 In the same
Fisher, President, reported on June 23-. ;
months were $1,008,492, compared with"*11
period last year, he said.
i -*
five
the south
depth
a
p.
sufficient
that
so
has
Co.
The
and
*
Rcichhold Chemicals, Inc.—To Build New Plants—
will move its
.*/2 mile step-
Lake.
Selkirk
the
_
.
Maleic
readily, y
Petroleum
the
of
shares
2,055
A.
first
loadings
miners'
thetic
by 75,000,000 pounds ^' year to
requirements.
The expansion "frill raise
when
in
the comparable
plant
acpacity
Phillips
%
general income
wholly owned
a
Sweeny,
both
Poli-New England Theatres,
+
exploration
on
in
offset
numerous
about
acreage
189,
Exploi¬
Tc-uareg No.,1, 70 mires sbuthwas
at
expects
various
Petroles'
et8
sector
eastern
season
and
$396,752
were
same
railroad's
blew
7
south
approximate depth of 860 feet.
scheduled
are
pany
Expand Plant—
at
entire
Recherches
de
and
an
floating
Two
June
asso¬
the operator."
•,
holdings in the Algerian" Sahara
gross
they Hassi Messaoud field,
Phillips Chemical
The
be
brings Phillip.^
in 4.145,105
acres
these Sahara properties, Hassi
cn
southtast
meet
<L'Omnium
Will
COPEFA
hew, Requisition
1,455,852
v
and OMNIREX
is
offshore
formation
"
•
•Phillips
establishedh
drilling at
of
area
the
this
4,313,
feet
locations.
In the western-.end of fhp T.ake nn ^ 9,400 acre offshore block off¬
setting the Imperial-Harvest-Submarlne oil discovery ground in Col¬
chester Township South, the Place-Colchcster No. 1 well, located 350
•
'
ip
drilling
of
has
areas*
wells
gas
procedure
-
....
there
19%
—
mercial
Phillips
2,970,
Total
the
for
offshore
4,388,
were
area/ the'Company's
Dover
two
some
*"
•
$1,029,159,
cubic feet daily
Smith, President, ad¬
J.
the
7,579,
Joseph
the
the
which
the
800,000
of
R.
outstanding 831,526
of the company's sale of
additional
$145,000 to retire bank loans $300,000 to
an
increase of only $685,687, or 9%
over last
year, despite
the fact that higher wages and working rules changes added
$202,583 "
to the payroll during/the month.
,
which
cubic
'
'
003,661,
miles
producer,
1,000,000
of
Co.,
&
*
underwriting terms are to -be- •'
Inc., and Schwabacher & Oo.
and
proceeds
o%r
May
from
of
No.
flow
the
of
-
fields,
drilling of Place-Walpole No. 8.
Place-Dover No. 5 well,
of Port Dover,
has been suc¬
cessfully "liydra-fractured", inqreasing the open flow of the well from
its
original 450,000 cubic feet daily rating to a flow of 1,280,000
cubic feet .daily.
Preparations for tlie drilling of the Place-Dover No.
6 offset are underway.
The company now has a total of eight com¬
the
drilled
to
refererd
annual
mile block of
Erie, it was
square
eastern
the
Clifford
formation,
completion of the
floating
In
y
June
25, "1959,
to
Medina
natural
a
of
Place-Walpole
a
same,; pay
Upon
80
company's
Blyth
follows:
as
year;
immediate
'
.
1%
l
1959,
118,0ftO
accounting
.
in
While
by this company, in the drilling
the second consecutive commercial
area
the
with
June
Red
...
point
a
the
City.
29,
stock,
the
reflected
or
to
June
'
.
for
bituminous
/
of
south
in
the
field
for
Redwood
on
this
same
time, Mr. Fisher announced that action was deferred
company's third quarter common dividend until a subsequent
meeting. The Reading has paid two common dividends of 25 cents eich
in February and May.
'
«
made
Selkirk
the
gas
sale
SEC
Of
the
on
try,
'
.
onshore
been
22.
mile
earlier
registering
out
has
in
June
on
Vs
in
new
on
last
$114,487
pilot platform "Mr.
platforms for early
two
Northside,
the
stock.
public
offering price
Net
used
;V
Earnings
feet.
of, the
another
'•
j;
the
of
Erie
acreage
Located
•from
Inc. —Registers Employee Stock
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Lake
came
■
Morris
ordered
Place-Walpole No. 7 well,
drilled this season on the
vised.
Philip
has
extension
announced
ondary offering of 15,000 shares of common stock was
made on May 26 by William R. Staats & Co. at
$18.87
per share, with a dealer's concession of 62lA cents per
share.
2100-2200
of
performance
be
of
into
offshore
Corp.—Secondary Offering-^A
depth
excellent
Extended—
P'urtlier
south
p,
gasser
Filter
the
company
for
amendment.
propose
Total
*
Permanent
approximate
of
Field
director of
of
at
view
Clil'f";
the
delivery.
director
a
In
.
Safe
inereasingg board
a
Savings Bank
.y:
tr(..: '
2244.
was' elected
23
June
on
Mercantile
Ry.,
Carolina
Maryland
Baltimore,
Board—
on
the
membership, to. 10*'.-.
Atlantic Coast Line "Co., Charleston <fe
Eliicott-Machine Corp., Fidelity '& pejiosit Co.
Mr...Motz. is also
,
of
at
with
plant
month
.
Formation
Vice-President
public
Earnings in
Cliff", was moved to the Place-Walpole No. 7 well
qne-fialf mile step-out south of the Place Walpole No. 3
a
Oakside
common
Dividend Action Deferred-
of
drilling
"Mr.
.
Executive.
Co.—
Reading Co.—May Earnings Continue Improvement-
,
Motz,
$750,-
as
■'
states.
Place-Walpole
at
statement
of
respectively.
to
E.
and
Electric
.
acre¬
far,
Eng.,
which
Pennsylvania Glass Sattd Corp.—Banker
General
•
.
John
of
capacity and research facilities through purchase of *,Jmaqhinery and equipment and through leasehold
improvements; and
the balance for working
capital.
>
The prospectus lists 21 selling
stockholders, whose aggregate holdings amount to 737,854 shares.
The principal stockholders are Paul
M.
Cook,
president,
184,318
shares;
Richard
W.
Muchmore, Vice- 1
President, 105,500; Frederick l. Anderson, Director, 72,240: Edward
H. Heller,
Director, 56,688; and Robert M. Halperin, Treasurer, 49,978.
previously
Aug.
stock
,
a
$250,000 for accumulation
Telephone & Telegraph Co.;
common
offered
shares.
expand
and
approximately
1%' miles offshore.
Drilling operations on the
reported - the, company. proposes to issue and sell,
new
location started on June 8.
•
'
•'
'
competitive, bidding,' $15,000,009 of first mortgage bonds, " —In the westefn end
'St the Lakfe'/'the company's Placc-Gosficld. No. 1
1, .1989;
Of-'the net proceeds of the /sale of the bonds,
wildcat, located one mile offshore from Kingsville, Qntario, obtained
$9,000,000 will be applied to repay short-term bank loans obtained
a
gas
flow
warranting
a
hydra-fracturing treatment of the well,
for: construction purposes and $0,000,000 will be
applied to the 1959
preparations fbr which are underway,-Offset locations- to this well have
construction program or to partially reimburse : the
company's treas¬
been spotted.
t
ury
for previous expenditures for that purpose.. The 1959 construc-_
Further to the west, on a 9,400 acre block offsetting tlie
Imperialtion
program
involves
expenditures of about $39,700,000.—V. 189,
Harvest-Submarine new oil discovery area in South Colchester Town¬
p. 2788.
. ■
a. "
" ; " ■
y
■ - - ■ ■".
/ :
ship, Place-Colchester No. 1 is drilling, objective being, the Trenton
As
pursuant
J.;
are
stock will
Place-
as
shares
be
The
common
re¬
;/•/?■
and
Dover
earlier
gasscr
being
of
four
areas
very
eplatform
location,
.
f.
-
$750,000. for accumulation of
$500,000 for accumulation «f
N.
the principal underwriters.
The company and its subengaged in the design, development, manufacture and sale
of
insulated hook up frire and
cable, miniature coaxial 4 cable aad
shrinkable tubing designed
to meet the specifications of
individual
customers and used
primarily in the internal wiring systems of air¬
craft,
missiles
and
electronic
devices.
It
has
Ltd.—Drilling Operations—
gas
to
are
listed
are
the. report states.
"It is planned to sand-frac the gas
well,,; particularly as,; fracturing .in this field, has proven
successful and lias incrcasccl the open flow of treated
wells lip to 15'times tlie initial rate of
flow,"; Dr. W. R. Newman,
be
Following
.■
company.;
of
of
'
150,000
supplied'by
:
in ;■this
pay
SEC..--has issued an order, giving,iin t<nesfced persons utttil .July
23,1959i- to.. request a, hearing .upon thev b6nd.,vnnaucmg '.pr<>Posal ot'
the
Co.;
Corp.;
Co.
American
company,
locatecl
filed a registration
thereof.
the
the
of
one
close
The
Oil
issuing company; and the remaining 32,000 shares, representing outstanding stock, are to be offered for sale by the present holders
°$1,433,386
3,500.599
gas
field and expansion of the company's gas reservoir
po¬
tentials" in this area, the well
has an added significance inasmuch as
Financing Pro¬
on
&
Motors
2880.
p.
shares
10,899,616
353,912
success
offshore
the
P,
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Hearing
posal—
"
of
accumulation
189,
covering
$9,466,230
*$236,081
miles-south
flow
gas
section
pay
:-;;; -y
gas
,v...
for
000
This
$753,536
1678.
p.
by Clifford R.
Dover
Pa.,
investment- company; filed* an- amendment on
1959. to its registration staterhent, covering 500,000 additional
beneficial interest in the Fund.—-V. 188, p. 1273.
of
stock
common
Calif.,
1,018,104
•
to open the '59 work
in
Located
-
Reading.
Thi-S
shares
Nemours
General
•
$2,396,949 $12,394,348
2,819,506;V 2,633,030
10,924,331
inc.il.;
189,
second
blocks
age
.
Square Mutual Fund—Registers :With SEC—
June 29,
de
of
of Standard
of
Tri-
.
Penn
duPont
stock
stock
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1958
ry. oper.
oper.
the company,
White, 33,000
■
I.
common
record-breaking
■
E.
of
common
Comanches,
and
Cubs
Piper
$3,316,586.
105
account
for
previous'month
$3,573,042
expenses-
from
rev.
'
revenue--
oper,
railway
The
share?v .and the Estate of Windsor T. White, 10,500 "shares (constituting
all the. present holdings' of
Drop
Forge stock
in each instance).
—V./139,
to
Erie
Place Gas & Oil Co.
N. Y., investment company, has filed an amendment
crankshafts but also including connecting- rods; cam¬
other forgings.
It has outstanding 234.500'shares of com¬
of
and
Herman
Super
best
to
Rochester, N. Y., investment company, has filed an amendment
registration statements covering additional Quinby Plans, as
$3,500,000 of Quinby Plans for accumulation of common stocfe
Eastman Kodak Co., $250,000 for accumulation of common stodk
its
follows:
sidiary
Rochester,
shafts
Apaches,
Mr.
of
high
new
the
amounted
ago,"
year
The
Inc.
principally
mon
4
oper.
thereof
holders
&
59
May
for
a
•
-
Lake
&
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
previously noted in our June 29 issue this;company on June 25
registration, statement with "the SEC covering 48,500 outstanding
filed
a
sales
813.
p.
Pittsburgh
/■'
'
'
Piper
delivered- in
189,
over
•''
represented
May
$750,000
47
-were
sale's
This
to
Ray therm Corp.—Registers With SEC—
is
office
and
airplanes
for
than
in
1959;'; when "sales
twin-engine
Caribbeans, and
month.—V.
uses
of '37%
Quinby & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
net factory billing price, are
Miller, General Sales Manager.
W.
J.
•.;>•*•'■''*'
.
business
March,
total-of
"y
'.
by. more
was
Pacers
became
line
home
Its
.
Park
Pla.
the
broke
$4,096,602,
increase
'
which
to
corporation by
an'
rfeportSk
.
currently employs a
total-of six
specially designed
trailerships in the "service, each witha' -carrying: .capacity
of 226
fully loaded truck-trailer bodies. Regular weelciyjruns. are. made be¬
tween
New
York and Houston' and: between New A'ork and Miami,
company
the
this
"Thi,s. represents
October
1957." Pah-Atlantic's • Sea-Land'.., tyailershipr service, was extended Ho...
the -ports/of Sah Jiian " and Ponce
in Puerto Rico,-iii :August 1958.
Tampa
and New Orleans.
a
regular port-of-call for
amounting
•
reported for
'I
Spp
rtat-riillera
•'
Mining
Co.
—
,
above.—V.
182.
p.
»•
Stock Offering
-•
1740.
15,168^00 shares.
Research Investing
Corp.—Initial Shares Offered—An
offering of shares of Research Investing Corp., a new
mutual investing fund, was made on June 30 by LeeUig-
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
(94)
50
$12.97). The sales charge is
The
letter
be
offered
June
25
by
the
on
Operating
Operating
directors of the fund include John
and
Power Co. (& Subs.)^Earnings
Shawinigan Water &
President of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, Inc. and Wil¬
liam G. Dam roth, Partner of William G. Damrotli & Co.
Mr. Templeton is President and a director of the rev: company and Mr. Damrotli
revenues
-
and
expenses
taxes.-..
-
._
$19,178,505 $17,831,054
14,075,027 13,512,414
director.
a
is expected that, commencing on or
OFFERING—It
FUTURE
Interest
about
Divids.
Fund will be offered on a continuous
Securities of America, Inc., 030 Third
Avenue, New
York; N. Y., which will thereafter be the principal
distributor of the fund Shares,
John M. Templeton and William G.
Daniroth are, respectively, the largest indirect and direct shareholders
of the principal distributor, and Mr. Damrotli is President, Treasurer
and a director of the principal distributor.
Mr. Richard P. Casey is
1959, shares ot the
through First Mutual
Julv
27.
basis
plus
Dividends
capital stock
of
Retained
revenues
Total
exp.
taxes..
&
income
802,420
Net-income
188,
stock
applic.
to
1,595,000
com.
Front
operations
accel.
in
$0.10
outstanding
shares
$1.97
$2.00
$0.33.
$0.79
$0.07
$1.09
„
depfec,:...
April
$0.25
1959.- -V.
10,
The
broken
was
hard floor covering.
country's largest producer of asphalt roofing,
the
Manufacturing- Co., Inc.—Registers
St. Clair Specialty
for New
located at
120 Twenty-Fifth Ave.,
Bellwood, 111.,
a
registration statement with the SEC covering
stock, to be offered for- public sule through
fitifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., and Walston & Co., Inc.
The offering
price and underwriting .terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company prints and embosses decorative papers and foils and
packages these and seals and tags for use in wrapping gifts and
other
items.
It
has
outstanding 100,000 shares of common
stock
This
company,
29
filed
June
on
and
shares
$350,000
of common
of
notes.
proceeds of the sate of the stock will be applied in partial
payment of its 5'?.
note due April 1, 1901.
Any funds in addition
to the proceeds of the stock offering needed to pay said note will be
Net
derived
other funds
from
the
of
built to specifications of the
also has hotels under
Sheraton
Hawaii.
Charity
of
of"the
haS'become-chief exceative^-officcr
Charles A. Semrad, Chairman of the
succeeds
He
company.
^Joard, who initiated the-change. In April, Mr. Semrad asked the board
dlj^ctors to change the by-laws to provide that the President, not
the Cl:?hUUlh; be the executive officer.—V, 189, ;pp. 2831 and 2390.
*3
of,
Regis Paper CiJi
Registers With SEC
—
'
;
registration statement on June 24 relative to the issuance of shares of
Us common stock to be offered in exchange for the 110,000 outstanding
chares
of
common
Georgia.
,
stock
Chemical
of
Packaging
Corp.
of
Savannah,
redeemed
be
may
out
^
for
Chemical
of
Packaging
area
stock.
Packaging
chemical
United
of the
States.
Chemical's two bag plants are
Savannah, Georgia, and Louisville, Kentucky. Sales of Chem¬
located at
Packaging in 1958 were in excess of three million dollars.
Acquisition by St. Regis of the shares of Chemical common stock will
St. Regis with additional ,bag manufacturing
facilities for
serving customers in the southeastern area of the United States and
extend the multiwall bag business of St. Regi§ into an area which in¬
provide
cludes
St.
manufacturers
of
chemical
fertilizer
Regis.—V. 189, p. 2894.
not
presently
served
"
_____
by
Ohio—Serial Coupon
May 15 pub¬
licly offered $750,000 of 4$"%, 4%%, 5%, 5^8% and
5V4% serial coupon notes dated May 1, 1959, and due
annually from Nov. 1, 1961, to NoV. 1, 1974, inclusive,
at 100%: and accrued interest.
The notes are issued in
denominations of $5,000, $1,000 and $500.
Sisters
,
Mercy
of
Hamilton,
of
Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., on
The
Mercy
this
of
notes
issue
Hamilton,
of
Ohio.
The
are
a
direct
are
and
$3,000,000
worth
The
for
profit
by
a-Trust
lirms
of
20-year
subordinated
debentures,
stock during the first 10 years.
for general corporate
purposes
capital and "further modernization"
offering is being underwritten by
headed
by
Eastman Dillon,
issuance
of
the
new
a
of
Union
in
Indenture
the State
between the
of Hamilton, Ohio and The Fii^t National Bank
Minn., Trustee.
all of the notes of this issue may be prepaid at par
interest on any semi-annual interest paying date prior
to
or
accrued
maturity
The
of
a
thirty
on
four
notice to
written
days
this issue have been
of
notes
new
the Trustee.
the cost
added to Mercy Hospital, Hamil¬
authorized to pay part of
story wing now being
convertible
into
sale of the deben¬
including additional
plant
ancl equipment.
of investment banking
Securities & Co., New York.
would
increase
Seiberling's
the offering is subject to the consent of two-thirds of the
holders of each class of the company's preferred stock.
Offering
and
conversion
prices,
and
the
rate
of
expected to be set late in July, subject
tion statement becoming effective.
In
are
interest
on
the
to the registra¬
and February, 1959, Seiberling sold 106.841 shares of
through
a
rights offering to
stockholders,
and in
February borrowed $3,000,000 from insurance companies, using $1,000,January
common
stock
of the_proceeds to retire an existing term loan. The net addition
working capital from the January-Februarv financing was approxi¬
OOG
to
mately 4^,400,000.—V".
139,
p.
1394
189,
.
6,195,290
1,376,810
2240.
p.
Telephone
Bell
Southwestern
Co.- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Pcriod End. Apr. 30—
Operating
Operating
00,798,049
33,595,997
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
54,84(5.908 237,221,357 21G,421,093
32,226,331 130,779,808 126,774,443
11,010,414
8,888.971
43.013,000
operating
taxes™
4,807,005
4,326,818
19,312,060
17,706,632
operating
income
11,385,233
charges.™„™_
10,556,057
9,404,788
8,546,508
44,115,883
41.139,842
36,914,228
33,863,123
Federal
Other
Net
Net
revenues™™..™
expenses—™™
income taxes
.™
after
—V.
189,
35,026,390
2246.
p.
Spencer Kellogg &
Sons, Inc.—Earnings—
Profit
before
Provision
for
$1,333,110
$748,952
1,251,700
1,256,116
$0.42
$454,457
share..™™™
$517,949
—™——
profit after taxes
Shares outstanding
$1.10
$0.60
16.27
37.61
$0.36
Net
Earnings
per
Net
worth
assets
current
Net
—V.
188,
1959—9 Mos.—1958°
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$32,975,478 $31,121,911 $97,304,137 $91,054,199
taxes
940,457
1,067,949
2,809,110
1,537,952
taxcs™_„_
492,000
550,000
1,480,000
789,000
sales
Net
per
16.89
share
share
per
37.-90
:
1657.
p.
Stewart-Warner Corp.—Expects
the
fore
•
per
Capital Stock Offered
—
110,000 shares of capital stock
(no par) at $9.75
share. This offering was heavily oversubscribed and
Additional financing details follow:
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
and production of drilling bits used in
sales for
amounted to
$2,015,801,
inven¬
•
There- wecms- to
cellent
oil-well drilling.
year 1958 totaled $7,206,712
and net
Sales for the first three months of 1959
the
$201,087.
and r.et income was $83,347.
CAPITALIZATION—Adjusted for the May 21, 1959. split of 114 for 1
the current financing there will be 375,848 shares of capital stock
outstanding.
Remaining capitalization consists of $1,450,550 of longand
term
part:
this
lor
year
be «verw present prospect that
of this year, our sales
cite a few examples.
"The^participation of our Instrument Division in the
1960
model standard-size passenger
cars
will be
the
greater than
nificant
production of
substantially
and "This in itself should result in a very sig¬
our total instrument sales.
In addition, we will
1959.
in
increase
in
provide the, entire instrumentation for the new "compact" car to be
produced by one of the Big Three.
The order backlog of our Electronics Division was about 40greater
at the end of May than at the beginning oi the year and, accordingly,
we expect that there will be a substantial increase in the level of our*
electronics operations
during the second half.
We have just been
awarded a contract for a large electronic package (sortation system to
bo installed at the Saint Paul Union Depot.
The .selling price for a
this type
varies
between
approximately $750,000 and $1,-
system
of
There has been a great deal of interest in this new Stewartdevelopment, particularly 33 a result of the outstanding success
increasingly
April 16, the company paid a quarterly dividend of
share, equal to 5.7c on the split stock.—V. 189, p. 2937.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
toward
the
South
Cur
Wind. Instant
Heat
systems
will
be
standard,
factory-
equipment 011 ore of the Big Three compact cars. In this
it is important
to remember that this combustion-type
heater is ideally suited to any vehicle powered by aif air-cooled engine
—since such vehicles have no water available for heating purposes
connection,
knowledgeable people predict' that these engines are likely
in an increasing number of the several new compact
expected to be introduced by American manufacturers
during the years immediately ahead.
There
also
have
been encouraging developments
with respect to
other of our new products, including the recent adoption of our Alemite
centralized
lubricating systems
by such potentially large users aa
—and many
be
and
employed
small
cars
•International Harvester.
Tne immediate outlook
and
if
for every one of our divisions seems good,
economic conditions remain favorable, our operations
half of this year should be at a very high level.—
general
during the second
187, p. 2553.
»
•
.
■
Corp.—Registers Rights Offering
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Strategic
Materials
with offices in the Marine Trust Bldg™7Buffalo, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on June 29, 1959, covering
shares of common stock. The company proposes to offer- the
stock for subscription by its common stockholders at the rate of one
new
share for each five shares held.
The record date, subscription
This
1959—12 Mos. 1958-
contributions
installed
DIVIDENDS—On
$0.50 per
at Philadelphia,
systems will make
further growth Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad
good reason to expect that these
important
Stewart-Warner Electronics.
V.
debt.
first installation for
cur
and we feci there is
to
is engaged primarily in the design, devel¬
company
EARNINGS—Net
income
were
will use the proceeds to increase
production machinery and tools.
5
company
and to acquire new
tories
New
1959 will be an ex¬
corporation.. During the first calendar quarter
showed a g&in of 16'e> over the first quarter of
1958, and our net profits increased by 48'y.
I would guess that our
sales for the second quarter will be in the neighborhood of 35*7 higher
than those for the same period last year, and that our net profits will
show an increase of from 60'<
to 70'*'
as compared with the second
quarter of 1958. If this proves to be the case, our earnings for both
the second quarter and the first half of 1959 will be the highest for
any similar periods in the past 30 years.
During the third quarter we should begin to benefit from a good
deal of new business which we have been awarded within the past few
months—antl our position in this respect is very encouraging. Let me
-
of
—
previously noted in our June 29 issue, William R.
Staats & Co. and associates late on June 24 publicly
offered
Excellent Year in 1959
Archambault, Chairman and President, be¬
York Society of*, Security Analysts, on
—Bennett
Warner
filed
company,
a
308,571
Operating
29,499,347
Other
Prov.
27,759,582
20,669,221
33,711,123
26,651,419
19,066,714
2,710,197
10,477,946
11,183,699
153,228
14.288,805
-188,438
61,342,099
520,962
14,477,303
4,036,944
4,297,609
61,863,061
17,227,820
inc.
;
Operating
5,006,170
15,196,301
deferred
for
36,637,806
6,307,890
15,043,073
.™
taxes
8,820,436
6,636,249
2,427,321
taxes
•9.598,532
5,401.967
income
Federal
63,701,962 278,817,396 261,803,616
26.568,404 121,930,742 114,391,326
68,006,489
revenues
Operating
expenses.
Depret. & amortiZ-.—
income
Other
(net)
income
,
56,799,335
898,097
lunded debt,
debentures,
—V.
5,560,282
250.000.
ton, Ohio.
group
debentures
$0,606,684
5,525,140
With
..
company's announcement said proceeds from
Because
of
Mercy
of
one
taxes
The
Sisters
on
tures would be used
working
The
corporation
not
a
of
Minneapolis,
Any
Period End. Apr. 30—
June 29 filed a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission for the issuance and sale of
Securities
common
obligation
secured
Ohio,
notes
Southern Co.
company
$1,655^508*' $7,473,390
June 15 said in
'
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
$1,847,000
1,518,212
..v,..
opment
multiwall paper bags
manufacturers in the
and sells
fertilizer to
manufactures
packaging
lor
southeastern
ical
shares
5Vg
Chemical
primarily
1,697,761
operating income
after
charges
of
the books closed.
>
proposed offer would provide that if the exchange offer is de¬
clared effective, a total of not exceeding 20,000 shares of St. Regis
common stock would be issued on the baisis of one share of St. Regis
The
stock
1,935,733
hicome
operating
'''
As
—
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission a
This company
6,185,820
the
(II. C.) Smith Oil Tool Co.
St.
Co.—Earnings—
1959—4 Mos.—1958
$9,712,652 $41,254,200 $38,408,790
0,235,504 25.059.257
24,544,065
interest.
notes
Notes
Pro sident,
Merrifield,
A.
$10,465,553
expenses.™-™
6,620,294
431.883
and Hous¬
may be redeemed with borrowed funds
after April 1, 1964,
premium, but may not be redeemed with borrowed funds on
or prior to April 1,
1964.'
The net proceeds will be loaned to the College of Great Falls, Great
Falls, Mont,, to pay in pari the cost of constructing new college build¬
ings.—V. 186, p. 218.
and
Chief Executive—
Douglas
in
2396,
Alta.; San
Notes
Merrifield Named
—
p.
1,389,757
construction
without
of
company.
Power Co.
&
189,
1959—Month—1958
—
revenues™
$
■cases.1'
of
Joseph Light
1958 period.—V.
the
$12,670
491,000
unborrowed funds at 102<& if
redemption be effected on or prior to Oct, 1, 1961; 1011c if redemption be effected after Oct. 1, 1961, and on or prior to April 1," 1964,
and without premium after April 1, 1904, plus accrued interest ih all
The
Sisters
St.
in
of
1,501,259
Sheraton-Baltimore
it was announced
June 22 for the $2,500,000
on
With SEC—
30,000
$150,840
(credits)
taxes_
Other
5j2%
accrued
Ruberoid uses a
2831.
p.
and of
621,702
$1:40
607,588
$1.74
.
construction
taxes—
Federal
$1,100,000 of 4%%, 5%, 5%%, 5^%, 5%%>
direct obligation serial notes, series A, due
semi-annually, from Oct. 1, 1960, through April 1, 1966,
and thereafter quarterly to April 1, 1974, at 100% and
enough to supply roofing for 10,000 average-size' single-family, homes.
189,
period
Vice-President, Sales & Promotion.
and
Canada
and
major~portion of~the Gloucester plant's output for its own production
of asphalt roofing and siding at several of its plants in the eastern
end southern parts of the counttv, - The balance of felt production at
the Jersey plant is sold to other customers on long-term contracts.
The new warehouse will accommodate 2.000 tons of felt at one time—
—V.
to
.
.
.
share ,:™™_™„.
charged
interest
Southern New England Telephone
presently
its Gloucester City,
K. J„ plant-.
The Gloucester plants one of seven felt mills operated by
Ruberoid in various parts of the United States, has an annual ca¬
pacity of some 80,000 tons of dry felt, a base material for asphalt
As
69,192
$872,580
outstanding™-™^-^-...-.-
shares
average common
Period End. Apr. 30
House of Providence in
Territory (Now State) of Washington, Seattle, Wash.—
Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is
utilised for the production of dry felt at
roofing and
.....—u—iit.
.
Period End. May 30—
is completing construction of a finished product ware¬
add approximately 20,000 square ieet to. the several
company
that will
1959
Operating
Operating
will be completed by the Summer of 1960,
Sisters
now
$0.42
7,373,378
the
189,
Ruberoicl Co.—To Increase Facilities—
©crcs
$1,819,030
planned for: Portland, Ore.; Oakland. Calif.; Edmonton,
Juan. Puerto Rico; Kingston, Jamaica; Minneapolis, Minn,;
ton, Texas.—-V. 189,. p. 2724.
'
1798.
house
$1,187,854
7,553,932
or
2,546,210
on
$5,034,313
$0,040,412
$2,014,750
$2,779,403
$ih,—
com.
per
From
p.
1,253,888
53-hotel Shera¬
ton system and operated by them on a long-term lease as the result
of an agreement with the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Uni¬
versity and Henry J. Knott, President of Broadway Development Co.
The inn will become Sheraton's second operation in Baltimore.
The
Sheriuon system has owned the Sheraton-Belvedere since 1940 and cur¬
rently operates 53 hotels from coast to coast in the United States, and
$7,270,489
1,595,000
51.140
$1,159,500
requirements™™'™™
common
common
per
•Includes
$3,072,918
1,512,302
Corp. of America—Ground Broken
The 150-room inn will be
$9,090,412
/
Average
for
1199.
Sheraton
Ground
398,750
398.750
...
stock
♦Based
$2,700,150
share
common
p.
Inn which
$2,013,500
$3,433,213
■_
pfd.
$941,772
Sheraton-Baltimore Inn—
$3,392,743 $12,203,520 $10,174,481
779,237
3,173,114
2,897,992
$4,235,033
.......
dividend
729,788
1,210,706
—
Net
$3,391,743 $12,132,988 $10,059,033
1,000
130,538
114,848
20,310
deductions.
♦Earns,
250,250
$0.30
...
outstanding, March 31..
shares
com.
per
by H. M. Smith,
Earns,
—
1,071,560
800.929
(net
189,539
—
$1,659,266
2,011,635
5™™_
—
Net
V.
Corp.—-Earnings—
$4,209,323
Operating- income
|ncpme
Other
oil
250,250
—
earnings
Number of
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$23,175,520 $20,014,400 $08,559,857 $01,726,377
18,900,197
10,022,723
50,420,809
51,000,744
Period End. Mar. 31—
Total
Divids.
11,325
$3,518,707
shares...:
common
Earnings applicable to common shares
on
common
shares™,——«—-
(par
Rochester Gas & Electric
Income
"A"
class
on
Dividend
Earned
Gross
11,803
189,539
preferred shares
on
Dividend
6,058,757
124,050
.
$3,145,945
—
$7,718,017
$1,999,661
taxes
deductions
other
and
1958
...
0.429,312
™—-™™
income
Net
Earned
earnings
Net
is 2,000,000
authorized capital of the fund
$1).
CAPITALIZATION—The
chares
*Ii%terest
Balance
interest of common shareholders of
Canada Power Co,, Ltd...--—•—-~
and
income
Gross
Increased—
1959
$8,428,973
expenses
Preferred
124,050
...
—
™..v
Co.- -Earnings
April 30-
revenues'
Utility operating income-™..™™
1,503,280
commission.
"-fifties
a
1,579,559
.—-—-—
Southern
the
of
Ltd.
Co.,
Minority
principal distributor.
The principal distributor
will offer shares of the fund for sale
at the public offering price equal to the net' asset value per share
Secretary
Assistant
903,128
Power
Nevada
12 Months Ended
Operating
Operating
$4,319,240
shareholders of Southern Canada
to pfd.
Power
debt; etc.,.—.-
funded
on
—--
—,
__
$4,502,878
358,490
profit
Non-operating income
Operating
1.958
1059
March 31—
3 Months Ended
Temnleton,
Vice-President and
pleted.—V. 181, p. 1080.
Southern
M.
The officers
jointly, at $8.50 per warrant, with a dealer's concession
of 50 cents per warrant.
This offering has been com¬
underwriter.—V. 188, p. 1500.
8100,000.
in a
OFFICERS
secondary offering of 5,500 warrants was made on
June 22 by Courts & Co. and Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Sept. 20, 1958 cov-.
on
of
to
OF
merit.s
notification filed with the SEC
of
shares
3,507
intended
FUND—ThJ fund daw not plan to concentrate its
particular industry or group of industries. Normally
its assets will
be invested
in common stocks ancl senior securities
convertible into common stocks.
PURhQSE
Invest
A
common stock (par $1» which were originally
at $18.75 per share through Kay & Co., Inc.,
Houston, Tex., has been withdrawn.
The company is presently filing
a
long form registration statement with the SEC, it was announce^
ering
Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—
South Georgia
Registration Statement
—
Withdrawn—Plans New Filing—
scaled downward to 1.3% on
single purchases in excess of
Co.
Insurance
Service Life
ginson Corp. The fund is an open-end non-diversified,
fully managed investment company. Shares being offered
are priced
at the current net asset value plus a sales
charge of 8.90# of the offering price on single purchases
of less than 810,000 (on J,une 29, closing asked price was
Gross income
Int.
etc.
Divs.
on
deductions
pfd.
stks.
.-
of
subsidiary
companies
1,263.663
Consul, net
income
9,895,694
shares
Com.
Earns,
—V.
189,
outstdg
com.
per
"Includes
p.
"22,402,250
share™
1,300,000
2724.
57,697,432
16,555,867
•
$044
additional
5,054,663
5,054,663
39,580,578
21,102,250 *22,402,250
$0.42
$1.76
36,086,902
21,102,250
$1.71
1,263,666
8,916,028
shares
issued
in
February,
1959.
price and-underwriting terms are to be
Lunt & Co. and Allen & Co. are listed
supplied by amendment. S, D.
as the principal underwriters.
its subsidiaries are said to be in the development
stage, both as a metallurgical and as a mining enterprise. Its general
policy is to devote itself primarily to exploiting the commercial pos¬
sibilities of its principal metallurgical processes, assigning a subordi¬
nate position to the further development of its mineral holdings and
of those metallurgical processes which are still in the laboratory stage.
The company intends to apply the net proceeds from its stock sale,
estimated
at $4,150,000,
as
follows: $350,000 for payment of bank
loans; $500,000 for pavment of a note: $450,000 for working capital;
$2,400,000 for expenditures by Strategic-Udy Metallurgical <fc Chemical
Processes
Ltd., which owns' and operates a pilot plant at Niagara
Falls, Ontario, and is a subsidiary of Stratmat Ltd., Strategics prin¬
cipal subsidiary, and by its other direct subsidiary, Strategic-Udy
Processes,
Inc., which owns and operates a
laboratory at Niagara
Falls, New York; $250,000 as working capital for a mining subsidiary;
$150,000 for payment of a mortgage; and $50,000 as working capital
for another subsidiary.—V. 186, p. 2521.
The
company
and
Volume 190
Number 5861
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(95)
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Mercedes-Benz Sales Up
Sales
of Mercedes-Benz
in the United States during the threeperiod from March 1 to May 31 exceeded all previous threemonth periods,
according to P. L. Armstrong, General Sales Manager.
He added
that
sales during
this period were 130to
higher than
(luring the corresponding period last year.—V. 189, p. 2725.
cars
month
Summers Gyroscrope Co.—President
Resigns—
„The
directors
Pr&sident
as
and
of
Warshauer
Mr.
had
accepted
details
The
D.
the
letter
of
responsibility
will
received
of
be
resignation
that
with—another
announced
very
he
firm
and
by
that
soon
General
from
Convair-Pomona,
Dynamics
Corporation,
in
Vice-President
announced.
R.
\
■
orders
new
of
excess
Butterfield,
"We
ax-o
currently completing pilot aha production runs, under earlier orders
from
Convair-Pomona,
totaling more than $490,000 on two highperformance gyros,"* Mr. Butterfield added. Production on the new
orders
is
in
destined
—V.
189,
and
deliveries
the
process
for
U,
in
use
S.
12R5.
p.
Angeles,
have
begun.
Terrior
Navy
The
and
units
new
Tartar
are
missiles.
Mr.
Whittaker
reprovisioning contracts are part of a
Telecomputing
has
had
with
the
Air
Force
—V.
189,
of
problem
to Tidewater engineers. The gas is almost
15ft hydrogen sul—
fide by volume, and
highly corrosive. Its presence in any appreciable*
quantity constitutes a problem in safety, maintenance and health.
Although natural gas frequently is found with sulfer content,
said.
These
continuing
program
several
years.
for
2832.
p.
ft
"
' '.I
Telex, Inc.—Reports Record Sales and Profits—
'■
'
■
,
$221,514
In
his
for
letter
of
the
to
tons
the
J.
Substantial
steps,
principal
company's
engineering
for a
30.000-square-foot
and
of
—-
product
plant
military
during
lines,
line
new
of
Rydcn,
for
electro-acoustical
Oil
Co.—Statement
registration statement filed with the SEC on April 22 covering
shares
of
common
stock,
which represents the maximum
number of shares which, might be offered for
possible public sale by
the
certain
stockholders
became
during
effective.- June
the
G.—V.
months
12
189,
commencing
July
1,
1959,
2937.
p.
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Exchange Offer—
This
has mailed
company
Corpus
Christi,
Tex.,
Mid-Continent common
produotion
The
offer
sufficient
the
is
outstanding
to
for
Suntide
exchange
each
three
Refining
share
one
shares
of
Co.,
Sunray
of
Suntide
meeting authorized increase of total
that
who
their
deposit
by
will
Sunray
York
wish
15,
to
7,
1959
least 90ft
Aug.
at
own
accept
certificates
stock
Aug.
7,
3,125,000
U.
the
exchange
The
to
Hanover
offer
Bank,
until
open
the
close
business
of
now
shares
of
Revenue
that
gain
no
189,
Suntide
issued
1,550,000 shares,
owns
has
ruled
the
from
outstanding of
of 49ft.
in
excess
for
Federal
income
hereunder
exchange
will
2725.
p.
Tappan Stove Co.
Service
loss
or
and
slightly
Texas
The
is
addition
to
be
about 6,000 square feet
made
by structurally beefing up, -and using
one-story plant's roof area. — V. 186,
the
of
Telcctro Industries Corp.
—
New Development
unique airborne in-flight cartridge
Is
being
developed
byjthis
of
program
"The
expanding
recorder
is
recorder unit,
corporation
Agency, Harry Sussman, President,
unit, which is lightweight, will be
for
announced
of
taking
to
record
a
the
June
on
—
first of
Federal
its
Aviation
11.
The
new
used by the PAA as part of its
instrumentation for aircraft,
used primarily as an airborne monitor for
be
from,
approaching
or
Mr. Sussman said.
"This
pilot when he is in the pro¬
a landing
area; or he may
be transmitted during the
communications which may
flight."—V. 189, p. 2832.
any
of
course
off
the
safety
all communications between air and
ground,"
device may be turned on manually by the
Telemeter Magnetics, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public
PROCEEDS—Nee proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added
the general funds of the company and applied
initially to reduction
of .short-term bank loans incurred for
working capital purposes as a
result of the expansion of the company's business.
Paramount Pictures
Corp. owned 639.144 shares or 91.2ft of Telemeter Magnetics common
shares
on
July
will
outstanding
2, Paramount
May
25.
Aft°r
about
own
issuance
75ft
of
of
the
fhe
stock
outstanding
Stock.
■
BUSINESS—Company,
design
and
components
executive
organized
manufacture
lor
the
offices
Los
in
1954,
digital
computer
in
are
of
and
is
data
data
of
a
move
and
nounced
designed
overall
the
engaged
handling
principally
to
and
industry.
The
new
its
Chicago
dffices
to
new,
will
quarters
vanced
enable
will
include
a
the
audiovisual
techniques
education.
for
'
use
in
industry,
the
military
and
Visual
effects
during
which in
offers
to be automatically cued at the exact
presentation; the "TelePro 6000", a rear
a
instant ^required
screen
addition to-transmitting an extremely high intensity of
light,
added feature of automatic slide
changing; "TelePrompter
and
"TeleScage" units. All these, of course, are
In addition to the company's Mod V
TelePrompter cueing device, the
latest edition of" its original product.
Planned group communications specialists, and the nation's
major
closed
screen
circuit
television
producer,
tion
TelePrompter
Corpora¬
maintain headquarters in New York and offices
in Los Angeles,
Washington, D. C., Chicago, Hunfsville, Ala., Toronto and London.—•
189.
Federal
Power
Commission
acquired
and
Co.,
said.
M.
The
corporation
jump of 40ft
A.
1959
June
on
for the
Steiger,
fipcal
President,
29
reported
quarter
said
net
record
ended
income
H.
of
gas
day
per
are
studies
and
been
on
gas
;
four
—
"
producer*
—
open
flow, with condensate at 145 barrels
six producers in the
now
:
.
has
./.ft ft" 'ft
the
gave
helped
operators
field and two injection
ft;
■
.
''.
;"
,
estimate
an
of
the
extent
of
justify
to
the building of this plant. Tha
unitization agreement,
with 500-acra
brought
tinder
studies have
the field reserves."—V.
recovery of
cubic
Mr.
189, p. 2833.
under
contract
earnings
the
first
feet.
an
continued.
reserves
increase of
At
•
line
from
construction
its Opelousas,
the
totaling
immediately
La.,
Deliveries
of this
Texas Electric
increased amount
Service
Operating revenues
of
temporary
Net
operating
Other
income
a
Net
gas
income
$56,686, or nine cents a
share, in the first fiscal quarter last year.
Sales for the quarter were
$700,000, compared with $500,000
corresponding period of 1958.
Balance
—V.
188,
——
—
-
-
'
1868.
p.
'
$15,316,235 $13,921,977
-ft
/•
•'i— '
Steiger
current
sales
the
the
Increased
end
to
predicted a possible 1959 sales total
continue, a possible increase of
figure.
-
of
trends
1958
of
1959,
he
said,
approximately
factory
150,000
production
square
feet.—V.
$3,000,000
much
as
the
as
if
85ft
Period End. May 31—
Operating revenuesOperating expenses
Railway tax accruals—
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
Jt. fac. rentals (net Dr)
1959—Month—1858
1959—5 Months—1958
$5,657,830 $31,811,770 $30,307,729
4,848,985
25,130,760
24,127,187
333,016
2,572,717
2,371,487
$6,278,656
5,206,938
456,839
____
Net
v
opcr.
ry.
income
Other
Total
252,606
income
2,126,438
2,329,776
26,364
136(679
118,198
$333,612
92,257
$118,968
$1,845,176
$1,361,081
147,244
484,528
449,457
$430,869
—
330,497
23,661
income
__
$266,212
$2,329,704
expected
187,
p.
to be
2845.
22,189
charges
13,122
114,422
68,634
191.562
193,508
962,270
970,520
deductions
Fixed
Telecomputing Corp.—Receives New
corporation
San Antonio,
received
from
additional
the
Air
on
June
contracts
call
26
by
for
Wm.
the
R.
AF
Contracts—
contracts
Force's
Texas, for the manufacture of
announced
new
has
$1,500,000
Air
amounting
Materiel
Area
to
at
valve components, it
Whittaker, President,
spare
reprovisioning
of
aircraft
controls
company's mortgage
bonds.
new
Net
income
Earns,
$217,118
—
$0.31
share—
com.
per
189,
p.
$59,582
*$0.10
$1,253,012
notes.—V.
189, p.
facilities
in
Pottsville, Pa.,
'
Trans World
J/ames
C,
a
TWA is presently operating jet'flights between New York and Los.
Angeles;
New York and
San
Francisco; Washington/Baltimore-Los
Angeles and San Francisco; Chicago and Los Angeles and Chicago and
it was
new
announced on Juno 24.
Montgomery, President of Textron Metals, in his opening
"This is the first complete product integration under
trades.
roof
Our
will be
the
new
headquarters
of Textron
Metals.
The six
plants, located in: Minneapolis, Minn.; Chicago, 111.; YoungsOhio; Buffalo, N. Y.; Bronx, N. Y.; and Baltimore, Md., will be
Tidewater Oil Co.
—
this
an
—
V. 189,
p.
2725.
Plant to Remove Sulfur
The
corporation
installation
announced
Juno
per
and
sulfur.
The
Puerto
Rico
Files-
—
on
20,000
share),
without
•
Tuboscope Co.—Registers Secondary With SEC—
This company, located
at 2919 Holmes Road. Houston, Texas, on
26 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sala
by the present holder thereof through an underwriting group headed
by Glore,
Morgan & Co. and Rowles, Winston & Co. • The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The company will receive none of the proceeds. - 1
June
fhe
primary business of the company is the non-destructiva testing'
pipe and other oil field tubular products. It
common shares, all of which is now owned by
Corporation. The latter proposes to sell one-half of its holdings.
ind inspection of drill
has outstanding 400.000
Union Electric Co.—Receives SEC
Approval lor Bank
order under the Holding Company Act
to make bank borrowings from time to tima
in amounts aggregating $28,000,000. Of tha
$28,000,000 proposed to be' borrowed, borrowings heretofore made to
the amount of $13,500,000.
under an exemption from the Holdings
Company Act, were outstanding at May 15, 1959. Union contemplated
that late in the third or early in the fourth quarter of 1959 it will
prior
Issued
has
SEC
to
an
this company
Feb.
14,
1960,
Issue and sell additional common stock sufficient to obtain approxi¬
mately $30,000,000 and will use the proceeds therefrom to repay Ita
outstanding short-term notes, the balance to be used for construction
purposes. The Commission's authorization for the $28,000,000 of bor¬
rowings will
company
terminate on Feb, 14, I960, or such earlier date as tha
consummates the issuance and sale of common stock.—V. 189,
2726.
p.
.
~Union Pacific RR.—Earnings Show Gain—
an
income
all
from
$25,814,641
increase
sources
on
"clean"
gas
will
then
be reinjected
Acquisition
The announcement further states: "A pilot plant with a 15-millioncubic-feet-per-day capacity which does not desulfurizc the gas has
been in operation for some time at the field.
•
<
"The presence of relatively large quantities of hydrogen sulfide in
the gas from the New Hope Smackover Field presented a challenging
five
the
months
same
as
by
this
Machine
Inc.,
year
in
1958,
on common,
Corp.—Acquires Aircraft Plant
Corporation
Co.
this
of
period
was
of the Aircraft Division of H & B
jointly announced June 29, in Loa
Angeles, by C. H. LundquLst, President of USCM, and David E. Bright,
Board
Chairman
Through
into the
availability when wanted for future production and
for
Considered as per share earnings
compared to $1.04.—V. 189, p. 2462.
U. S. Chemical Milling
American
ior th^ first
against .$24,994,966
as
of $819,675.
stock, this is $1.08
15
by
Miller, Jr., Vice President and General Manager of Tidewater's
Southern Division. It will process 50 million cubic feet of raw gas per
day, removing for sale such valuable components as propane, butane,
was
B.
reservoir for ready
sale.
Arecibo,
June J8 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock to be offered at pur
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for the manufacture and sale of the company's articles.
covering
..
multi-million-dollar
March 20
on
flown 175,000,000 revenue passenger miles
of 96ft.—V. 189, p. 2833.
Inc.,
Plastics,
($10
Net
technology will turn a major producing problem into an
example of sound and profitable conservation practice when this com¬
pany
puts on stream a new cycling and desulfurization plant an¬
nounced for the New Hope Smackover Field in Franklin County, northTexas
have
load factor
average
Triboat
—
Petroleum
The
inauguration of the first jet service
707's
TWA
year,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
was
csst*
Since
San Francisco.
'
authorizing
division of Textron Inc., opened its
of the important aluminum items for the
complete line of prime windows, sliding glass
doors, all storm windows and doors, aluminum siding, etc., will all be
produceoTn this one new plant,"
buildihg
U. S. Cities—
corporation will inaugurate the first jet service at two mora
major U. S. cities when it. begins Boeing 707 jetliner flights at Pitts¬
burgh on July 25 and at Philadelphia on Aug. 2, it was announced on
June 29 by
E. O. Cocke, Senior Vice-President and System Genetal
Manager.
Beginning Aug. 21, TWA will also add a second daily jet round trip
flight between Chicago and San Francisco, bringing the airlines jet
flights to a total of 26 daily, serving eight key U. S. cities, Mr. Cock«*
stated.
These are New
York, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore.'
'
Borrowings—
stated,
oneXmanufacturing
Airlines, Inc.—Announces First Jet Serv¬
This
$0.72
The new plant is 112.000 square feet and is fully equipped to produceMhe entire line of Textron Metals' aluminum building products.
remarks
2937.
ice lor Two More Key
The
Metals Company,
as the basis for issuance of a portion
so deposited is to be withdrawn by the*
additions and used to prepay additional
amount
property
$771,384
$1.96
2725.
Textron, Inc.—Metal Unit Opens New Facilities—
Tc-xtron
The
against
company
Tusco
distillate
approximately
the
the
of
$1,810,538
—
Misc.
E.
is
for
SEC
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—Results From Operation—
sales
in
under
$16,748,057 $15,122,377
1,431,822
1,200,400
requiremejits—■—
date
time
to time up to $60,000,000 until June 7,
1960.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds and
preferred, stock will ho
applied in part toward the prepayment of notes outstanding under
this agreement, and the Balance will be deposited with the trustee
1958
3,279,462
and
from
44,081,141
$18,401,839
prices
headed by White, Weld
Corporation. The interest and
underwriting terms arc to
group
Securities
estimates that it will spend about $109,000,000 after
in completing construction work which was scheduled
completion in 1959 and 1960.
It has a revolving;
credit agreement with six banks which permit the company to borrow*
since
"3,603,306
—-——~.
dividend
underwriting
an
Webster
&
1959,
that
at
$68,867,593 $61,970,701
;—
•
Stone
company
April 30,
have been made
authorization
$20,351,363
■_
r-.~—
stock
and
rates, public offering
supplied by amendment.
with
fiscal
a
Co.
be
14-inch
station to
a
$20,029,171 $17,889,560
322,192
512,279
revenues
deductions
Additional
—
pipe line bonds, series due 1980, and 150,000 shares,
preferred stock, $100 stated value to be offered for
through
dividend
%
Gross
sale
<fc
approximately
on
.48,838,422
income
Income
Corp.
mortgage
cumulative
public
1958,
of
1959
—
—-—
taxes——
and
Line
previously noted in our June 29 issue, this company on Juno 25
a
registration statement with the SEC covering $20,000,000 of
of
Co.—Earnings Increased—
—
Operating expenses
Pipe
first
7.5ft
some
end
compressor
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
town,
and
As
The
begin
Gas
Registration Details—
Co.,
feet.
will
lateral
Carpenter
through other facilities
covered
by
early last winler.-r-V. 189, p. 2832.
May 30.
for
Transcontinental
The
Marr, joint developers
supplied with their basic products from Pottsville.
quarter
share, compared with $32,000, or
was
five cents
The
■>
•
filed
purchase represents
gas
had
cubic
company
Pottsville
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
was
:et
u»ilion. There
discovery
cost
by# 100 million
1395.
p.
be
branch
This
1,040 barrels of propane and 550
and extensive
indicated an optimum production
of 50 million cubio feet of gas
daily.
"Reinjecting the stripped gas will not only save the gas for future
sale, it will also serve conservation by maintaining proper pressure in
the reservoir, which will make
possible the most efficient and complete
year.
The current ruling by the PPC also gives the company final approval
on its application
to increase daily sales of its system
projector
the
Speech-Vuers," lecterns
Eastern
-"Deficit.-—V.
Equipment featured in the hew room includes such devices as "TeleMation", an electronic automation control which enables audio and
By
reinject the stripped
field
Rayne Field, a distance of some 22 miles, and upon completion
the Rayne gas will begin flowing into the gas system well in advance
of the requirements of the next winter
heating season.
Addition
of
these
large reserves to Texas Eastern's
system was
made possible on June 23 when the Federal Power Commission
granted
the company
authorization to construct M:he lateral line to The Rayne
Field.
In addition, the authorization included final
approval to con¬
struct
additional 30-inch loop lines on the company's
main trunk
between Kosciusko, Miss., and Uniontown, Pa., at a cost of some $49
million.
This main line construction was previously authorized under
a
temporary certificate granted by the Federal Power Commission last
\
,
Field
reserves,
trillion
diameter
spacious
more
fully equipped demonstration room
company to provide complete creative and tech¬
nical information on the varied
applications of large screen closed
circuit TV, the staging of "live"
presentations, and many other ad¬
which
over
to
"Reservoir
The
^
quarters, at 316 North Michigan Avenue.
Mr.
per
from,
remove
Field in Arkansas, it had been an elusive target for Texas
oilmen for many years. The discovery well in the New
Hope Smackover
-the 1-D Ramey, was completed in 1953. It tested at 41 millioik
per
add approximately one trillion cubic
according to Orville S. Carpenter,
ft-
Oil
Crude
Mr. Carpenter
Rayne
The
Its
Angeles, Cali.
keep step with the company's continuing
plans, this corporation on June 19 an¬
of
will
reserves
General
field,
company
13.2
in
equipment
processing
gas
Co.,
Preferred
expansion
relocation
the
Texas
common
'
TelePrompter Corp.—Moves Chicago Office—
of
barrels
20
rate
offered
from sales and services during the 13 weeks
ended April 4. amounted to $1,019,255
compared with $744,298 in the
corresponding 1958 quarter while net income in respective periods was
$60,576 and $28,682.
For the fiscal year ended Jan. 3, 1959 revenues
from sales and services were
$2,928,175 and net income was $155,488,
—V. 189, p. 2462.
A.
about
split among several holders.
operators plan to drill eight additional wells
four
wells.
Purchase arrangements provide for an initial
payment of some $12,400.000 in cash with the balanced! $121)975,000 to be subject to further
payments over a 16-year period.
REVENUES—Revenues
growth
Oil
Sun
of¬
fering of 150,000 shares of common stock was made on
July 2 by Lehman Brothers, Hallgarten & Co. and Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co. The stock is priced at $5.50 per share.
large
of
cubi
Corp.—Acquisition—
received
reserves,
produce
plant will be able to
Field
1.500,000
through purchase, at a
of
some
$134
million, of the leasehold producing interests of
Rayne Gas Field,
in Acadia-Parish, La., from Continental Oil
in
'1998.
In
gas
wells
new
Smackover
.
of $2,000,000.—V. 183, p. 1040.
excess
Transmission
natural
new
—
design and manufacture a completely integrated automatic paint
finishing system for domestic stove parts — without sacrificing or
etxending plant floor production area.
cess
Eastern
to" its
The
to
V.
in
This
corporation on June 23
authorization paving the way to
feet
The
Awards Contract
—
Aa part of an expansion program, this company has awarded a con¬
tract to The R. C. Mahon Co.'s Industrial Equipment
Division, Detroit,
the
assets were reported
President.
remain
Internal
S.
purposes
kind,
to
Most
gas.
sulfur, the
7,480 barrels of distillate,
butane daily.
their
Total
of
1959.
are
Sunray
The
will
offer
be recognized.—V.
A
750,000
biji
a
"Tidewater and Texaco were first to produce
successfully from tha
Smackover in East Texas. One of the richest and most
prolofic produc¬
ing fromations in the country similar to the one encountered in tha
shares.
of
Y.
N.
from
into
to bring the total number in
the field to 10 producers and six
injection wells.
"At 12,000 feet
plus, the Smackover lime is among the deepest pro¬
ducing formations in East Texas.
added.
shares
bother
.
There
to
report
of
to the
gas
"The
and
In addition tc
carrying out such internal developments, the coming
year's
program calls
for
corporate expansion activities,
based
on
acquisition of or merger with one or more
complementary electronics
companies. Mr. Ryden said. First step in this program was taken at a
special stockholders* meeting April 29 when the corporation's 5,541
outstanding shares of common stock were split 100-for-l. The same
com¬
shares.
Suntide
New
exchange
Which
p.
his
feet
spacing,
the
upon
so
Suntide
of
Broadway,
tax
shares
promptly send
'The
on
stock
conditional
Suntide
Stockholders
should
■
offer
an
of
stage,
one-time
Hope Smackover production i»
/
raw
ing 4.ft
'
stock.
mon
70
shareholders
to
advanced
an
a
/ft.
New
"Tidewater and Texaco, Inc., each have 46ft
working interest in tha
New Hope Field. Humble Oil &
Refining Co. has 4ft , with the remain¬
engineering talent. At the fiscal year's end, planning for a
Magnetic-Components Division to become operational this year
in
was
cubic
barrels
addition, Mr.
the company's former Military
activities have-recently been expanded into a
Systems and
Products Division with the addition of new executive and
new
the
of
could run on this raw gas, which is
canary yellow in color
a
gravity of 64 degrees API, just as it comes from the ground.
quantity, the proportion "runs to about 180 barrels of distillate per
"In addition
systems
The
248,998
turn
"
■
million
Military
Effective—
will
gas
million.
Products
Sun
the
feature
auto
In
assembly and test facility for production
products.
Ryden reported,
from
unusual
with
Jr.,
effect by
the year to accelerate the
Ryden said. These included
aids; completion of a new
Mr.
hearing
addition
controlled environment
a
precision
In
taken
were
sulfur
phenomenally high quality and quantity of its distillate content.
An
Arnold
expansion
of
"Another
period.
same
shareholders,
better than $23
bonus.
President, em¬
program
put into
the company's
new
management group. Majority stock interest in
Telex, formerly
held by Allen R. Hempel,
founder of the company, was purchased
last February
by a group of Twin City businessmen, headed by Mr.
Ryden.
the
as high as in the Smackover
production.
projected plant; will remove the sulfur, and at the going rato
per ton, the estimated daily production of 224 long-
"The
.
Highest sales and
earnings in the firm's 22-ycar history were
reported June 19 in the annual report of Telex, Inc. Gross
sales were
$4,470,470 for the fiscal year ended March 31. Profits
after taxes
phasized
rarely,
if ever, is it found in volume
>N
were
his
in
of
-
has
Division
$980,000
accepted
■
,
Company
Convair
and
-
absence.
connection
new
"
24
resignation
Jack S. Warshauer, who has been on
of
explained
position
a
his
of
concern.
June
on
Director
a
leave
extended
an
received
previously supplied by Telecomputing's*- Whittaker Controls Division
Los
51
USCM
of
H
&
B.
-'
'
this
acquisition,
terms of which were not
strengthens its position as a major factor
further
.
announced,
in the sub
with plants
machining of missile and aircraft Components
City, Calif., and Indianapolis, In<J.
Lundquist said
the new acquisition will be designated tha
American
Machine Division of USCM.
All present personnel will be
contract
in
Culver
^
Mr.
retained
The
and
new
all
present contracts taken over.
provide USCM with 110.000
facilities
square
feet of man-
X
52
The Commercial
(96)
and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 6, 1959
!r-m"
facturing
space
16
on
In Indianapolis
acres
LISTING
60,000 squaic feet
and
Stock
^USCM^the
world's largest producer of chemically milled missile and
components with headquarters in Manhattan Beach,
Calif.,
aircraft
Compton
Beach,
Manhattan
in
plants
operates
presently
and
ParaMa¬
Sales*;
USCM also has a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary the Paul Omohundro Co.
'
"This is another step in our planned program of broadening our
base
and widening the scope of our operations,"
Lundquist stated,
"these two plants ideally complement our existing facilities and with
the business presently available to us, we will be able to fully utilize
chine
both
and
Equipment
units
with
plants
flC"In
plant, it affords us an excellent
our chemical milling
and other
operations.''
•
■
.'
>
In disposing of the H & B Aircraft Division,. Mr. Bright said his
corporation plans to devote more and more of its activities to civilian
operations.
In line with these plans, H & B recently .j
Willard Woodrow
Construction Co., with more than $41,000,000 ol
residential building currently underway across the nation.
Because of the corporation's entry 'into a new field, Mr. Bright said
plans are underway to ask stockholder approval of a change in the
corporate name to H & B Corp., dropping the American Machine Co.
the
location
of
case
Indianapolis
expand
our
which
to
can
we
■
of
two
U. S.
Kw
major
Gardner
above.—V.
Co.
188,
The
stockholders
The
increase
board
each
also
(par
stock
ondary offering of 4,000 shares of common
made on May 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $33.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 6Q0 per share/
This offering has been completed.—V. 189,/p. 646.
$10)
was
,
Upjohn Co.—Announces New Drugs—
the
of
the
power
debt
of
of
the
on
June
26
approved
recommended
td
increase
an
4,000,000.
when
the
to stockholders of one new
—'/■:.. .••/■//•/'• "
held,
share
ldr
approved"
meeting also
change
a
desirable
"a
for
the
of
rate
provided
of
Bulletin—
Issues New
A
four, which was heavily
additional capital.-
for
one
$2,400,000
stock
common
new
possible
bulletin
over-subscribed.
v:
and
blood
The
disorders,
reported
was
June
on
28.
were
compounds, synthesized in the laboratories of this company,
described for the first time in a communication in the ccurrent
issue
of
P.
new
the
Journal
Schneider,
and
of
Frank
Lincoln,
H.
Chemical Society
American
the
Dr. Herbert C.
Murray. Preliminary
drugs are now under way.
new
Identified
6
as
nlpha-fluoro-16
clinical
alpha
L.
John
evaluations
corticoids,
methyl
the
of
the
new
belong to a class of hormone—chemical regulator—drugs
corticosteroids.
Some
corticosteroids
(such as
cortisone
.compounds
.known
Spero,
B.
George
William
Thompson
by Dr.
as
and hydrocortisone) are produced by the adrenal glands—tiny acorn§haped bodies atop the kidneys. But in recent years man-made im¬
provements on
led
to
V.
naturally-occurring forms of these hormones have
improvements in the therapy of a host of diseases.—
the
dramatic
189, p. 1069.
6'A%
June 29, 1959, covering 80 investment contracts (partnership interests),
)£o be offered for public sale at $5,378.39 per unit.
The offering will
be made by O'Malley Securities Company.
No underwriting commission
in the usual sense will be paid; but of the total proceeds, O'Malley
Investment & Realty Co., a real estate broker,
will receive certain
real
f
estate
commissions
and
fees.
^
.
%
The partnership
was formed by the two O'Malley companies for the
buying approximately 190 acres of real property in Maricopa
purpose of
County, northeast of Mesa, Ariz., Tho price per acre is $1,500; and the
property is to be acquired op the installment plan over, a 15-year
period. The total present and deferred purchase prices of the invest¬
ment contracts being offered will not be sufficient to provide any funds
for the development of the real property. The partnership will continue
ft existence until its Interest in the Val Vista real
property has been
disposed
of. Management will be vested in the majority in interest of
partners, but day-to-day operation of the business is vested in
me
O'Malley Investment
attorney in fact.
as
As
previously
noted
900,000
in
convertible
of
June
our
with
the
this
29
issue,
on
June 24,
SEC
subordinated
debentures
filed
company
1959,
due
covering
July
a
$4,-
15,
1974,
sale by the two holders thereof. Dean Witter & Co. is named as prin¬
cipal underwriter for the offering of debentures and stock. The public
offering prices, the interest rate on the debentures, and the under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment,
i, The 20,000 6hares of capital stock covered by the registration state¬
be offered for public
to
are
sale by Harold C. Booth, Vice-Presiand Henry J. McCarthy, a director.
10,000 shares of his holdings of 184,762 shares.
<tent and director of the company,
Each
to sell
proposes
As pf
April 30,
1959,
tho company had
1,560,643 shares of stock out¬
standing.
/
,/;./,.
'
The
company
Is engaged principally, through divisions and sub¬
sidiaries,- in the design, manufacture and sale of microwave tubes,
electronic instruments, vacuum equipment and electronic systems and
components, for military, commercial and industrial
the net proceeds from the sale
of
use.
It plans to
general corporate
debentures for
purposes, including, but not limited to, expansion of the
company's
company's working capital.
It is esti¬
mated that the cost of building construction
presently planned at the
company's Palo Alto site will approximate $3,000,000.
The prospec¬
tus states that anticipated increased demahd for the
company's prod¬
ucts and services will icquire additional investment in
working capi¬
facilities
tal.
increase
and
Pending
debentures
the
ultimate
these
lor
the
of
the
of
use
the
purposes,
proceeds from
company intends
the
to
Jjepay_ current bank borrowings and to invest in short
securities.
sale
The
the
of
will
company
20,000
shares
selling stockholders.—V.
receive
of
189,
none
capital
of
stock
the
sale
them
use
to
sold
from
the
two
by
2938.
p.
preferred shares and
par
„<
one
$100,000 common shares.
unit, which includes one preferred
share. (Indicated Initial Yield
per
common
RETIREMENT
30
days
notice,
whole,
in
at
par
PURCHASE
FUND—As
long
as
of
any
plus
the
^hares, 1959 series,
an
used
price.
•V
are outstanding, company will set aside each
year
equal either to 25%
of
consolidated net earnings, or
consolidated net earnings
less
the
total required
sinking
payments on its funded debt, whichever is the
lesser,
to be
for the retirement of these
preferred shares at tile redemption
DIVIDENDS TAX CREDIT—Dividends
October.
•
Mills
the
to
Individual
the
tax
credit
shareholders,
preferred
on
and
payable
resident
(and
15
in
January,
Canada
common)
stock
April,
will
be
dividends-
"DELIVERY TERMS—Interim
^il^le 0n
on
or
or
certificates for the preferred shares will
about Juh 21' 1959- exchangeable into definitive
about
COMM0N SHARES
iSoares
Dec.
31,
DEPOSIT
1959.
and
who shall deliver
on
holders
or
before
be
deposited
Dec.
100,000
with
The
common
Eastern
31,
1959 to the registered
certificates for an, equal
of,the preferred shares definitive
of common shares.
Until definitive certificates have
been mailed,
Jn the units will be
transferable as units
number
*
the securities
Included
ohly.
TRANSFER
AGENT
AND
principal
J.
Scott
stock
33,727
189,
91%
own
of
the business
of
stockholders
who
Talbott
Talbott
and
assets
offering
DEPOSITORY—The
Trust
Co.
August
1959.
restricted
by
77,471 shs.
•
132.430 Shs.
bond
indenture.
//;•'; /,v.,
.
',/i:
,
; /
.
.
.
-
,
public offeringg
a
of three
blocks
of
by "a.
the .underlying
long' list1 ol
shares
ilesmen
s
at
and
$1
per
former
transferees of the foregping.
/;•. * ...
the company from its stock
The
options
They are
share.
salesmen
agents
other
,
,
s^fie
Capitol
Western
of
and
persons,
/
/
of
are
'. \
•
estimated
at
of
an
.
;
the Navy'.s Bureau'of Ordnance
to
outgrowth of earlier j engineering contracts
the first of .which
was
developed the vatiqus fuzes to meet approved
production
design: ^The original concepts/have undergone several .en¬
gineering modlficalidiiS*'through ^subsequent, eontracts".
of
the/new/con tracts
of
Two
design
,
which "was
for
are
developed
improved
Melpar
by
target detectors, /.the
under-prior research and
development, contracts.
The third .contract covers work on
number o! further improved models of the detectors!—V. 189,
outstanding stock of
Talbott and Talco are
respectively, >34%
and
addition,. Clinton H. Wood
Talco
31,419
and
7%v of
common;
Inc.,
the
stock
Miller
and
.
.
of
.
stock
common
a
smajl
p.
2726.
principal underwriters. /
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The company wax;, ihebrporated under Kansas law
..
,
;
as
the
V.
Wilcox:
also
to
successor
The
munication
makes
company
%/4
on July 8,
1939,
ElectHc Company Founded in ;1931 by
Jay
Wilcox
aeronautical
raido
systems
for
com¬
from
ground-to-air, air-to-groupd, and point-to-point. It
instrument
landing
equipment,
systems
which'; provide
makes
guidance in
loc^l knil cross-country flights; aircraft -identification; and
"positioning' equipment, 'and other air navigation equipment. Its,' prodiucts
are
sold/"principally", to' commercial airlines, operators of busi¬
ness
and perSphal aircraft, agencies, of federal,
state, and municipal
governments, Foreign• .governments, ,and other, manufacturers.
The "net profceeas'"'to: the
coriipany From;' the sale of the 143^736
(par $1)
t
a
.
.issue, this company filed a
June; 24, 1959, 'covering 318,'-
•the
.
.
Detail^—29
on
736 shards of common stock; $3 par" valued/Of the shUTes
being regis¬
tered, 143,736 shares a¥e to be offered for phblic sale by /-the" issuing
company and
175,dOO shares, representing outstanding stock, arc to
be
offered
For- said
by the present holder thereof, Jay V. Wilcox,
president,, treasurer, and director of the company.,/The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied /by amendment.
Lee Higginson Corporation
and Stern Brothers & Co: are listed a?
—»
by Blyth & Co. Inc. at $17.50 per
dealer's concession of, $1 per share. This
completed on June 26.—V. 175, p. 2382.
<•
EVctfrie. ^
Wilcox
As
previously rioted In our June
•registration statemeiit with the SEC
19,076
Baltimore, Md.
dental laboratory.
30,000 shares of
new«contracts -awarded."by
Engineering .Division
of
•
a
underlying
'be; of fered by the present holders thereof.
own,
In
Laboratories,
shares
■
to/be
sold
by
it
will
he
applied, in
to
part
all
repay
of
the
short terim bank/ loans, which were incurred^ to meet
in^
working capital requirements and to provide funds for capital
company's
West Penn Electric
creased
Co.—Earnings Increased—
The
expenditures,
company on June 2G reported consolidated
of $147,651,307 fo-r the 12 months ended
nues
total operating reve¬
May 31, 1959, up $7,-
538,209 from the total of $140,113,098 for the 12 months, ended May
31, 1958.
Consolidated net income for the same period ending this
year
is $20,925,016 or $2.33 per share compared with $19,860,716 or
$2.21 per share a year ago, with 8,976,000 shares of West Penn Electric
stock
common
outstanding.—V, 189,
West Virginia Pulp
E.
189,
pp.
and
2726
r
Jay V.
tinue to
shares
2615.
»-
exps.
;
■
Offering to
three
Com.
stock for
each
held,
to
five shares of
stockholders will
to
one
preferred
share
preferred
of
stock
common
have the
shares of
company was incorporated under the laws
California
on
Nov.
16, 1910 under the name Los
of
Bay
Area
San
in
California.
Jose-Los
PROCEEDS—The
Gatos
Its
Road,
proceeds of
hereby will be used to finance
During
the
past
a
18
principal
Los
the
Gatos,
sale
of
executive
offices
are
at
1959.
year
all
the
the
the
stock
common
offered
portion of the company's construction
months. the: company
has
expended
Additional
far
the
funds
remainder
are
of
•
44,729
net
shares
proceeds
will
Earnings
—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
.
$15,448,390
I
$44,268,748 $41,509,430
13,916,-722 <
12,570,601
36,483,446
34.360.391
$3,269,507
$2,877,789
$7,785,302
10,797
8,964
125,687
$7,148,039
191,885
$3,280,304
$2,886,773
684,546
581,505
.
income:^.--.
i-—
income
_
deductions
$7,910,989
.
income
_/
82.5C5.758
_
$7,339,924
•
1,849,630
$2,305,268
$6,061,159
1.781,061
$5,558,863
stock
Earns,
divids:
on
Shr's,
Earns/per
fGSv
—V.
com."
355,-066
27G.400
911,388
811,200
$2,240,692
$2,03*1.808
$5;i49,771
$4,747,663
2,188,431
2,788,431
2,788,431
2,788,431
$0.73
Si .85
$1.7Q
.
stk./_
oUts:tdg.___,
com.
share
$0.80
235G.
P.
/
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•
r
World Wide Helicopters Ltd.—Earnings—
Year Ended Jan. 31—
Gross
Net
1959
income
Pre-tax
'
inriome
on
1956
$1,879,531
$1,630,365
396,518
466,647
$0.47
•
-364,549
'
.
$0.41
,
881,603 shares, outstanding on. Jan.
Earnings-results,
were"
1957
$2,208,797
415,935
-Earnings "per share_'_:^
'-Based
1958
•
428.613'
$2,694,485
net
ancl
a
429,555
-
a
$0.49
-
31,
pronounced improvement
achieved-"notwithstanding
647,249
.
577:315
-
"
$0.65
1959.
in
working capital,
substant ial write-off of obsolete items
formrftly^ included in inventorj'" and after waiting off a large. 110)1recgrfhig'loss in Libya amounting to $187,0001 The latter "was occa¬
sioned principally by our rebuilding and modernization program which
completed last year and which was charged) to bperating expenses,"
said.
The Libyan operation is now showing a profit
and "our
earnings, picture this year should be favorably affected hy this improved
was
Flint
Calif.
for
temporary financing of this construction.
required to complete the construction program
price,
Corp.
"
the
approximately $1,818,000 for additions and improvements to its tele¬
phone
plant, principally for outside plant and station equipment,
buildings, and central i office equipment, and at the date of this
pros¬
pectus has outstanding $1,385,000 in short-term bank loans incurred
the
Net
Gatos
Telephone' Co., which was changed in 1956 to Western California
Telephone Co.
The company is an operating public utility
engaged
principally in the business -of furnishing local and long distance tele¬
phone service through four exchanges located around the San Fran¬
cisco
-
common
BUSINESS—The
State. ot
the
pur¬
stock then held.
privilege of subscribing
stock,-subject to allot¬
ment, out of the shares, if any, not sold upon the exercise
of rights. Rights
expire on July 15, 1959. No underwrit¬
ing is involved.
for additional
be -added to
on
and holders of
subscribe
will
(assuming all of-'the presently
2938.-
p;
$17,186,229
taxe«—
incomfe
Gross
Pfd.
then
180,
•41959—4 Mos.—1958
Apr: 30
&
oper.
Income
"Time 17, 1959, trans¬
ferable warrants
evidencing rights to subscribe to 44,729
additional shhres of common stock (par
$10) at $17.50
per share, on the basis of one additional share for each
entitled
proceeds
stock
common
sold).-—V/
revenues:__
bper.
Net
ig, issuing to its stockholders
of record at the close of business
shares
coiripany's
End;
Operating
(
Western California Telephone Co.—Rights
be
such
of
following his sale of /the 175,000 shares, will cqn^.175,25.9 shares, represent ing 35.05% - of the - outstanding
shares 'are
Period
Other
will
balance
Wilcpx,
own
of' the
offered
/
Stewart, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of National
Dairy Products Corp. and a director of Irving Trust Co. and. McKesSou
& Robbins,
Inc., was elected to the board of directors of the paper
company.—V.
the
Wisconsin Public Service
Paper Co.—New Director—
&
and
company's general, funds and be available for various, corporate
including iricreaxed working capital,' • •
poses,
2835.
p.
E.
If
Eastern
200,000 sh.v
issuance
but
for /TALOiS
begun iii 1953. Following design concepts
.formulated.by/j.he'No.val Ordnance Laboratory, Corona, Calif., Mclpars
fuzes,
June 25
on
was
cumulative!,/
amount
•
Wells-Gardner & Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
made
to
proceeds to
These
the
—
operation of
to
Melpar, are
2289.
p.
ary offering of
was
„
200,000 shs.
iis
are
stock.
>
of each.
Talbott and
common;
Dental
share, with
stock—5'i
Inc.'/a-subsidiary, recently received three contracts totaling
$1,500,000'for the production of target detecting devices for the
Navy's TALOS Surface-to-Air-Missilc.
/
• /;
/ *•-.
corporation on June 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $10
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to the construc¬
tion
375.000
Westinfflibusc Air Brake Co.—Unit Awarded Contracts
per
program.
AGREEMENT—The
forming part of the units shall
Trust Co.
The
and
the
^common.—V.
550.000 /
+1,000,000
Melpar,
Co.
Sherman Concrete Pipe is owned by Charles C. Miller.
The
prospectus indicates that- Mills and the Kentucky Trust Company will
receive 9,104 preferred
and 329,022 common shares; Wood 667 pre¬
ferred
'350.000
1983,/
$161,421," but without',, any /deduction' of the $15,157 in /underwriting
commissions:/possibly to be" paid tc> Capitol Underwriting, which are
to be used for generdl"
corporate 'purposes.:': /'
/'
: /
■
Mills
15900
certificates
for
outstanding stock
10%" of
owns
,
paid.
■
preferred
to
entitled
^
accrued
amount
fund
of
All
.REDEEMABLE—On
dividends.
equal
24%
E.
together
persons
Stockholders—The company
Venezuelan Power Co.—Securities Offered—Gairdner
& Co. Ltd., on June 30-offered in Canada
only, 100,000
/units consisting of 100,000 6% cumulative redeemable
$hare and
6.66%.)
of common
the
j.
/The price is $9
Net
stockholders of Mills Company arc Ralph E. Mills
Kentucky Trust Company, as trustee under a trust revocable
term government
proceeds
being
the "
of
;
$10
certain
■
.
rpse
560,000 shares
<
Company.
Ralph
SI.100.000
.Underwriting Co.,/present and former insurance
Empire, memliers; oj. "it; iidvisory rbdard, certain
The
$nd 20,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par value. The 20,000 shares
pt capital stock are now outstanding and are to be offered for public
ment
Mills
Outstanding
■
1980://,
stock
purchase'' of
held
now
Brook, Ala., filed a registration
1959, covering 10,000 shares. of
29,
Chattanooga, Tenn,,
Files With SEC
Registration Details—
June
on
preferred stock and
Pipe Co.,
these
•
over
Mountain
at
company.
The
principal
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
_
permit
flow-
that
Warren
Varian Associates—Additional
registration statement
cumulative
by Mills;
TO
to
1982.
dtfe
be .sold ,in
options)
proposes
to issue the
preferred and common shares to the
stockholders of Ralph E., Mills Co.,
Talbott Construction Corp., and
Talco Constructors, Inc., in exchange for all the outstanding capital
stock
of
those
three
corporations,
and
to the
owner
of Sherman
and
5%»%
due
(plus the^uiderlying shares).
The company proposes .to make
Vulcan
Concrete
EFFECT
to
needed
This company, located at 2801 East Colfax
Ave., Denver. Colo., filed
a
registration' statement with the SEC on June 29, 195/
covering
212,000 shares of common stock and options to
purchase 172,701 shares
Vulcan Materials Co.—Registers Exchange Otter With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company, located
statement with the SEC
Val Vista Investment Co.—Registers With SEC—
central
and
amounts
Western Empire Life Insurance Co.,
Denver, Colo.—
Registers With Securities and Exchaorge-Commission/-
its
monitoring system affords a means of
safeguarding the city's inhabitant's against unnecessary exposure to
dangerous radioactivity caused by fallout^ radioactive, rain, or other
contaminants.
;
\
' ■/ '
The first two units, according to the
company, have been shipped to
a large eastern city. They will
be connected into the city water supply
and are expected to be in operation within 60 days.—V.
183, p. 2938-.
This
This company, located at 1802 North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz., a
general partnership, filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Any
expect
High Sensitivity Monitoring System— /
scintillation
Victoreen
D,
fTo
This
A high sensitivity monitoring system specifically designed for meas¬
uring trace amounts ol radioactivity in a city's wmter supply system
is reported in an announcement by the company, ;
///. ■/'/;" V',
By continuously monitoring and recording beta and gamma levels,
the
5%;
''Unlimited
,
Announces
1959/
not
1979: .//
4)4%,"due
C,
Common
etc.
Development of three new cortisone-like drugs of tremendously en¬
hanced potency, which could prove superior to compounds in present
/use in the treatment of skin and allergic diseases, rheumatoid arthritis
in
B,
Preferred
*-
covering
does
5%%, due 1984,,.
Capital stock ($10 par)
future
line of Tullamore Series CRM
count rate meters has been announced by this company.
The bulletin, Form 3025-9,
outlines the features of the seven new
models comprising the line of linear, log, and differential count rate
meters, gives suggested uses and applications, describes circuits, ranges,
4-page
new
,
be for line extensions and
will
($338,000)
company
Series, E.
stockholders
to
financing
Series
was
producer of scientific and nuclear instru¬
equipment for aircraft and missiles, earlier in
offered 247,159 shares of
year
The
Series
leading
a
electronic
and
for
stock
customers
new
Series
.
said.
he
company,
ments
"Tlie increase in authorized shares
providing available
of
purpose
these costs
of
"Authorized
corporate
acquisition,"
according to David H. Cogan,
President.
"No acquisitions or mergers are now con¬
the
in
*First mortgage bonds
Series A, 4)4%due
and
templated," Mr. Cogan stated.
to
...
that,would require majority
approval of stockholders in connection with mergers and consolidations,
rather than two-thirds, in order to eliminate possible delay in effecting'
Chairman
and expects
1984.
used-to finance a portion of the company's
1959, which is expected to amount to $587,-
be
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
'•
•
due
office equip¬
do any further
complete 1959
construction will be obtained by short-term bank loans;
and if all
of the 44,729 shares of common stock
being offered are not sold—the
offering not being underwritten—the amount of such short-term bank
loans may be increased accordingly.
^
:
authorized
13.
for
($166,0001,
permanent
in
May
will
construction
The,major portion
connections
*
•
the directors
by
mortgage bonds, ./series E„ 5%%,
additional
000.
operating
distribution
a
first
proceeds, if any,
ancillary installations
plant at Anaco; the
one
its
complete this sale in August, 1959. An amount equal to the net proceeds
from the sale of the common stock and the series E bonds,
estimated to aggregate approximately $1,760,000, will be applied first
to The payment of the
outstanding bank loans previously referred to
( which may be increased
prior to payment). The balance of such, net
ment
2,000,000 shares
was
voted
four
The
the
Secondary Offering— A sec¬
—
and
generators
"
.
received
,
capital stock from
at
United Utilities, Inc.
of
Victorcen Instrument Co.—Stock Increased—
The
|
1869.
p.
turbine
gas
expansion program
the* reduction of
towards
*
<■■■
PRIVATE PLACEMENT—The company has also made arrangements
for the sale to two institutional investors of $1,000,000
principal amount
proceeds from
the sale of these
sale of debentures) will be passed
pet
from simultaneous
subsidiaries.
also
Printing & Lithograph Co.—To Merge—
Diamond
The
the Toronto
on
filing of required
^
distribution.
company's operating subsidiaries, in Venezuela by means
of preferred' shares and promissory
notes of ,one of the.
The
major part
will be applied towards the purchase
acquisitions,"
See
shares
of
subject to the
satisfactory
....
.
designation.—V. 189, p. £26.
.
of
units
the
of
approved,
been
ISSUES-
OF
5,500
the
balance
the missile
increasing participation in
steadily
our
the
purchase
subsidiaries.
for
has
evidence
well as
(as
to
of
UNITS—Listing
and
PURPOSE
on
Automatic
Electronics,
Missile-Air,
include
other^ divisions
Its
v
OF
Exchange
documents
—v •>•>!■
being offered are sold at the
be approximately $763,000,
subscription
situation//Knute Flint, President," said.
-.
/'
WoskUig --capital at the fiscal year-end amounted to $304,239
pared,With;a working capital deficit; of $169,326 the year before;
giving^effect. to the substantial writedowns.—V. 188, p.-2356.
■
Zapata
secondary
Petroleum
offering
Corp.
of
—
18,370
com-
after,
Secondary Offering — "A
shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) was made on May 27 by Shields & Co. at
7.871£ per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents
per share. It was oversubscribed. V. 186, p. 53.
Volume 190
Number 5081
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(97); 53
STATE AND CITY
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
coupons;
-
-Alabama
Warrant Sale—An: issue of $30,-
-
000 capital
wias
sold
Inc.,
as
outlay school warrants
to
3s
Hendrix
and
&
Sale
cost
awarded
to
coupons, for
of
and
4.2968%;
net interest
$240,000 of
Water
through
$22,750,000
6%, 4J/2%
net
a
The
-
at
and 4%
interest cost
bonds
prices
are
to
of
1967,
coupons,
being reoffered
yield
from
3%
by
to
a'
Blyth
&
.
.
Other
cate:
members
Kidder,
Equitable
of
the
Peabody
Securities
syndi¬
&
Corp.,
Co.
Co.,
C. J.
Devine & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Glore,
&
-
■
Bonds Not
ceived
for
Sold
the
—
All bids
re¬
$7,500,000 munici¬
Forgan
&
Co.,
Merrill pal utilities revenue bonds offered
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, June 25—v.
.189, p.
2836—were
Blair & Co., Inc., Stone & Webster
rejected.
""
; - •
Securities
Corp., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, B. J. Van
ARIZONA
Ingen & Co.,
John
.
Nuveeit &: Co., Ira Iiaupt &
Co., Sterne, Agee & Leach, Hall& Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co.,
First
oh
Michigan
Corp.,
garjten
American Securities
Stevenson
&
Co.,
Corp., Bacon,
W.
H.
Morton
&'
Co., Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc., and Hendrix & Mayes, Inc. -
Maricopa County, Glendale
High School District No.
Union
Goodbody
&
Co.,
Offering
11
a.m.
Kcnower,
Field, Richards & Co., Granger &
Co./ interstate Securities Corp.,
Arizona
Bensdorf
&
Co.,
Tuller
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
Rhea Averill,
—
Board
of
Supervisors,
&
will
Co.
11 a.m. (MST) on
July 20 for the
purchase of $15,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Zucker, "Barrow, Leary & Co.,
McCormick & Co., and Milwaukee
Cruttenden,
Podesta
Clement A. Evans &
haus
&
Boyce,
Lembo,
M.
A.
&
Co.,
Co., Glickgn-
Stein
Bros.
Saunders
&
&
Co.,
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.,
Scharff & Jones, SeasOngood &
Mayer, Stranahan Harris & Co.,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
Stern, Lauer & Co., Newman,
Brown
&
Due
receive
on
(J-J)"
sealed
bids
until
July 1 from 1961 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
and
interest
the
County
office.
Toll
Bridge
Authority
(P. O. Sacramento), Cal.
Bond Offering—Robert B. Brad¬
ford, Director of Public Works,
Secretary of the Authority, will
L.
receive
Wright & Co., and Magnus &
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(Calif.
DST) on July 28 for the
E. Ray Allen & Co., Allan Blair 'purchase of $34,000,000 carquinez
& Co., Giuthef &
Co., J. A. Over¬ strait fridges toll bridge revenue,
ton & Co., Cumberland
Securities Scries B bonds. Dated March 1,
Corp., Cunningham, Schmertz & 1959. Due on Sept. 1, 1995. The
Co.,
McDougal
Southern
heimer
&
Condon, Inc.,
Company, WestJuran & Moody,
Bond
&
Co.,
Inc.,
&
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Pohl
Co.. Horner, Barksdale &
Co.,
Vincent
Newman
&
Co.,
Sweney
Cartwright &
Co.,
Howard
C.
Tray wick & Co., Walter, Woody
&
&
'Heimerdinger, and
Irving Co.
'
Weil,
Roth
ALASKA
'
"7
.
-
Anchorage, Alaska *.
Bond
Sale
30. the
Ira
—
and associates
were
$2,325,000 "general
tions
bonds, due
1974,
inclusive.
mitted
which
a
is
street
July
Haupt & Co.
awarded June
bid of
July
The
par
comprised
1,
carrying
1960
6%,
sub¬
for the
issue
of
through
4%%
to
group
improvement
1,
obliga¬
1960
$1,300,000
bonds
callable. Principal and
are
(M-S)
American
payable
at
the
Trust
Francisco, or
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
the
at
Riverside
urer's
office,
America
or
T. &
N.
geles, or at
the County
York City,
any
(F-A)
County
at
the
payable
Treas¬
Bank
of
S.
A., Los An¬
fiscal agency of
in
Chicago, or New
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
on
July 6 from 1961 to 1978
(J-J)
Principle
payable '• at
Treasurer's
office.
and
interest
the
be received
until 11 a.m. (PDST)
July 14 "for the purchase of
$36,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
1959. Due on Aug. 15 from 1960 to
1966
inclusive.
terest
(F-A)
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legalr
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles,
San
Diego Unified School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
N. T. &
cate
ap¬
proved by Orrick. Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco:
cisco.
■
$1,900,000 road
bonds. Due
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
to
S. A.
to 1988 inclusive.
325,000
30
purchased the
issue. The
inclusive.
Manchester, Conn.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
$1,500,000
paid
a
premium
combination
a
3%%, 4% and 1% bonds,
interest
to
cost
of
of
5%,
or a
net
district
the
3.94%, The bonds
of
were
investors to yield
to
7—v." 189, p. 2939—has
been postponed until July 15.
reoffered
from
not
were
$27
million
FLORIDA
by
proved
1956.
Bond
Offering—E.
in
will
in various
and
by the
end of 1959 include
additional junior high
six
and
more
special
Dated Mar.
from
1
bonds.
revenue
1, 1958. Due
1963
to
1978
Mar.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
able at the Miami Beach First Na¬
tional Bank, Miami Beach. Le¬
gality
approved
by Michell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.,
Florida
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
Offering—Secretary T. W.
bids until
30
that
announces
will
receive
the
sealed
10
a.m.
(EST) on July
purchase of $3,750,000
the
for
revenue
bonds,
$2,000,000
follows:
as
Santa
County
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1961
to
1988
inclusive.
1969
callable
terest
Bonds
due
thereafter
and
are
of July 1, 1968. In¬
as
J-J.
1,750,000
Glades
County
road
1, 1958. Due
bonds. Dated Oct.
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
from
Oct.
to
1983
due
in
1969
Bonds
and thereafter
of
1961
callable
are
as
1, 1968. Interest A-O.
Payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
underwriting
provide
funds
competitive
an
for
accounts,
assured
-
the
financing,
source
of
needed public projects.
Other
bank
through
major
syndicate
members
of
the
which purchased
$7,000,000 San Diego Unified
School
District
Bonds
were:
The
Co.;
The
E. F. Hutton
&
Co.
Bond
Utility District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Board of Di¬
rectors at their office at Box 602,
Bijou, until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST)
July 16 for the purchase of
on
Works,
will
City, until noon (EDST)
July 21 for the purchase of
$12,500,000 highway revenue, Se¬
ries D, bonds. Dated July
1959.
Due
from
The
bonds
1961
to
1989
inclusive.
callable.
are
Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Fraficisco.
ILLINOIS
Joliet
Park
District, III.
Offering—Jack P. Tabor,
Secretary of Board of Commis¬
Bond
sioners, will receive sealed bids
until 7 £.m. (CDST) oh toy 20
for the purchase of
bonds. Dated Aug.
Feb.
on
(F-A)
from
1
$700,000 park
1, 1959. Due
1961
Principal
payable
at
to 1979
in¬
and
interest
the First Na¬
Chicago.
Keensburg, III.
Bond Offering — Ray B. Nye,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Thomas,
ceive
City
sealed
(EST)
Offering
bids
M.
W.
will
until
1962
re¬
11
a.m.
on
to
1989
inclusive.
Principal
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
New York City, or The First
of
National Bank of
Leesburg, Lees¬
burg. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
University
Bond
Blake,
receive
(EST)
of
Tampa,
Offering
—
bids
s(CDST)
p.m.
on
revenue
bonds.
Dated
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
to 1993 inclusive. Principal
1961
and interest
rity
payable at the Secu-»
of Mount Carmel, in
Bank
Mount Carmel.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Palatine, III.
offered June 22—v. 189, p. 2836—
were
awarded
to
McDougal &
Condon, Inc.,
100.10,
10
Springfield Public Building
Commission, Illinois
purchased
was
negotiated
on
June
25
via
sale
by a syndicate
headed by John Nuveen & Com¬
pany,
terest
at
price of
a
cost
follows:
1,440,000
from
will
a.m.
4%s, at a price of
of about 4.36%.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,275,000 public building revenue bonds
from
F.
as
basts
a
$370,000
Charles
until
water
000
Nov.
Fla.
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
7:30
Bond Sale—The general obliga¬
fire bonds totaling $95,000
—
Manager,
until
July 15 for the purchase of $75,-
tion
Leesburg, Florida
Certificate
465,000
from
of
par, a net
about
4.17%,
in¬
as
*
3t£s.
1961
Due
to
41/4S. Due
196*5
4Vss.
1977
to
March 1
inclusive.'
March 1
on
1976 inclusive.
Due
to
on
1964
on
March
1
1979 inclusive.
July 16 for the pur¬
chase of $440,000 housing revenue
Note—No bids were submitted
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on for the above bonds when origi¬
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclu¬ nally offered on June 15—v. 189,
sive. Legality approved by Cald¬ p. 2836.
-J
Other members of the syndi¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
cate: J. C. Bradford & Co., Carcus,
chell, of New York.
Kindred
&
Co., Baxter & Co.,
GEORGIA
McDougal & Condon, Inc., WhitePhillips Co., and Mullaney, ,Wells
Chatham County (P. O.
on
.
South Tahoe Public
El Dorado
Public
on
City.
and interest (A-O), payable at the
underwriting syndicates it
of
tional Bank of Joliet. Legality ap-:
State and Municipal bonds in the
past 12 months. The bank and its
T. & Sc A.
intendent
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
on
manages
have
purchased
more
than $652
million of California
successful
(P. O. Honolulu),
Bond Offering—Tim Ho,
Super¬
1958. Due
July 14 for the purchase
of $750,000 utilities revenue cer¬
tificates, series of
1959.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
and the
HAWAII
Hawaii
clusive.
Rosa
elementary
schools,-as well as additions to
elementary
schools,
one
junior
high
school,
one
high
school and one junior college.
i
Judges
Legality approved •* by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
bridge bonds.
seven
Bank of America N.
Leather-
a.m.
(EST) on July
purchase of $1,000,000
the
airport
stages of planning
Facilities scheduled for comple¬
tion
B.
until 11
for
to
development.
Chatham
of
Ex-Officio
New York
14
ap¬
used
and
bids
in
November,
be
Commissioners
County,
thereof.
receive sealed bids at.the Chase
Manhattan Bank, 40 Wall Street^
reoffered.
voters
Proceeds
1988 inclusive/
Clerk of Board, of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
man,
provide essential school facilities
to keep pace with the district's
rapidly rising enrollment.
Twenty-one construction projects
are
the
County ( Acting~ as Dade
County Port Authority) (P. O.
2.50%
authorization
to
A
The bonds just sold are part of
a
1964
July. 2, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
office of the Disbursing Clerk of
Dade
4.05%, according to maturity
Aug. 1, 1960-1978. The bonds due
1979
high
July
to
in
junior;
school bonds originally scheduled
for
bank
for
/'
1
200,000 health center bonds. Due
from
Commission
group
home
Due from 1964 to 1988
Dated
Witherington
$3,869
)
indigent-• nursing
bonds.
CONNECTICUT
underwriting syndi¬
June
on
from
75,000 jail bonds. Due from 1964
a
$7,000,000 school bond
County
Legality
1962
Miami), Fla.
Union School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Corp.; Smith, Barney
Northern Trust Co.;
Camino Union School District, El
American Trust Co.,
San Fran¬
Dorado County, Cat.
cisco; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
,Bond
Offering — Ruth
ner & Smith,
Lang,
Inc.; Dean Witter 8*
County Clerk, will receive sealed Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; The
N a ti d n a 1 Bank;
bids at her office in Placerville Philadelphia
J. Barth & Co.; EquitHble Securi¬
until 11 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on July ties
Corp.; John Nuveen & Co.
6
for
the
purchase of $107,000 (Inc.); William R. Staats &
Co.;
school bonds. Dated July
6, 1959. Shearson, Ham mill & Co.; and
inclusive.
from
inclusive. Principal and in¬
payable .at
the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Costa Mesa
&
Due
Due
terest
as
First Boston
Francisco.
due
414%
the
cipal and interest
Company in San
at the Irving Trust
and
1970
and
bonds
interest
Riverside
bonds.
1989
Election
three
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., Arthur
Co.
in
(Calif. DST) on July
purchase of $650,000
1956, Series
C
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
Aug. 1
for
schools
CALIFORNIA
California
office
Bond Sale—A Bank of America
Rhea Averill,
Clerk
of Board
of
Supervisors,
will
receive
sealed
bids" until
—
Maricopa County, Nadaburg School
District No. 8 (P. O.
Phoenix),
Herman
a.m.
6
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
J Bond
Mac Arthur & Co., Herbert J. Sims
& Co., Granbery, Marache &
Co.;
until 11
205
(MST) 011 July 20 for the
purchase
of
$1,686,000
general
Courts &. Co., Fahnestock &
Co., obligation bonds. Dated June
1,
R. S. Dickson & Co., F. S.
Mhseley "1959,
Due
semi-annually
from
& Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Dec.
1, 1959 "to*-June 1, 1976 in¬
CUrtis, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Kean, Taylor & Co., Stubbs, Smith
payable at the County Treasurer's
& Lombardo,
Watkins, Morrow & office.
Co.,
his
oh
Fairbanks, Alaska
.
at
$1,250,000 general obligation 1959
sewer
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
4.20833%.
syndicate '4.70%, according to
maturity.
[Co.,
Inc., '' Associates in the offering .are:
Halsey, "Stuart & Co., Inc., and Allen &
Co.; Grande & Co., Inc.;
Lehman Brothers, at a price of
Cruttenden; Podesta & Co.; Good100.01, a net interest cost of about body &
Co.; Herbert J. Sims &
4.87%, as follows:
Co., Inc.; and Andrews & Wells,
Inc.
$4,850,000 os. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
Barret, Fitch, North. &
Co.;
8,700,000 4.08s: Due on July 1 Rowles, Winston & Co.; J. M. Dain
from 1974 to 1988 inclusive.
& Co., Inc.;
Kenower, Mac-Arthur
9,200,000 4.90s. Due .on July 1 & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
from 1989 to 1999 inclusive.
Taylor and Co.; and M. B. Vick
headed
Valley Joint Union High
School District, Riverside and
Imperial Counties, Calif.
,
a
water system improvement
bonds,
due July 1,
1960
water
supply
revenue
bonds
offered June 25—-v. 189, p. 2727—
were
Coachella
bids
Mayes,
with
The
—
of
Bond Offering—G. A.
Pcquegnat,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Board, Ala.
Bond
cost
city;
$785,000 of
sewer
improvement bonds, due
July 1, 1960 through 1974, carry¬
ing6%, 4V2%, 4%, 414% and
314s.
Birmingham Industrial
interest
the
to
4.70%
:
.
net
a
4.4532%
Autauga County (P. O. Prattville),
Savannah), Ga.
&
Co.
KENTUCKY
Bond
Offering^—Lillian E. Grotheer, Clerk of Board of Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 30
for
the
purchase
of
$2,500,000
bonds, as follows:
Livingston County (P. O. Salem),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Gabe McCank-
less, County Court Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until
10:30 a.m.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(98)
(CST)
July 7 for the pur$70,000 school building
Ixmds, Dated July 15, 1959. Due
On
July 15 from 1960 to 1979.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Salem Bank, Salem.
Penality a p p r o v e d by Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
Bond
Offering
John
—
from
1960
Webb.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
First
pay¬
State
Bank,
Greenville. Legality approved by
Joseph It. Rubin, of Louisville.
Bond
Offering
bonds.
modeling
Mayor,
until
7
Glass,
sealed bids
will receive
7:30
W.
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
for
the
Water
and
sewer
44
(J-J) payable
Agricultural Bank
and Trust Company, Paris. Le¬
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafion & Grafton, of Louisville.
Osolo
Sioux City,
City Clerk, will receive sealed and
(CST) on July
the
lor
6
Bond
Offering
—
purchase
$500,000
of
&
at the ..City
office. Legality ap¬
$25,000,000
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
The
bonds
June
offered
Covington,
3'ijS,
as
at
of
A.
Love, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
of
$135,-
building revenue bonds
bonds
The
underwriting
Western
(P.
a
MASSACHUSETTS
of
Regents will receive
sealed bids at the Kentucky Ho¬
Board
$300,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
on
100.0007, a net interest
about 4.10%, as follows:
*$350,000 41-jS. Due
1962 to
Due
to
1971
I960
390.000 4%s.
1972
to
1961
July 1 from
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
to
a
revenue
Feb.
1
District
Due
to
Dated
on
from
1
from
inclusive.
1979
Aug.
Orleans.
New
No.
$300,000
bonds
6
(P. O. Minden), La.
&ale—An
Bond
was
of the
school
bonds
issue of
offered
as
(P.
5s.
O.
a
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
July 15 for the purchase of
•$32,000 general obligation bonds,
189,
follows:
School
Township
bonds.
Due from 1960 to 1973 incl.
19,000
Civil
Township
bonds.
Due from 1960 to 1972 incl.
Dated
July
1,
1959.
Principal
payable at The
National Bank, Bed¬
and interest (J-J)
.Stone
26
awarded
Scfiarff &
La-
and
& Kees.
Ducournau
MARYLAND
Howard
County
(P.
O.
Charles
O f f
M.
County
receive
Dated
i
n
g—President
announces
Commissioners
bids until
11
that
will
a.m.
July
14 for the pur¬
$500,000 school bonds.
on
of
e r
Scott
sealed
(EDST)
chase
July 1, 1959. Due
on July 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin-,
cipal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
City
at the Patapsco National Bank, in
Legality approved by Ross, Ellicott City. Legality approved
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ by Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankapolis.
meyer, of Baltimore.
ford.
from
1960
to
Due
improvement
Feb.
on
from
1
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Dated
Feb.
1, 1959. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
office of such fiscal agent as des¬
Offering
(EST)
July 13 for the purchase
bonds, as follows:
on
of $600,000
police
station
April 1, 1959.
bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
public
110,000
Dated
library
bonds.
June
1, 1959. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960" to 1971 in1
%
De-
Planche, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive, sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Dated
George
—
Inhster, Mich.
Offering — Freda K.
'Bond
elusive.
H.
.
teive
bids
sealed
until
11
a.m.
pany designated by the sucessful
July 7 for the pur¬ bidder.
Legality
approved
by
chase of $68,000 sewer mains loan
Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean
notes. Dated. July 1, 1959.
Due &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
July 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
Iron River, Mich.
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
Bond Sale—The $30,000 special
able at the Merchants National
assessment sanitary sewer bonds
Bank of Boston.
offered June 25—v. 189, p. 2837—
MICHIGAN
were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Company.
Athens Agricultural Sch. District,
(EDST)
on
Michigan
Note
Lennon
Schools
Public
District,
Sale—The $24,900 tax an¬
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
ticipation notes offered June 17
—v.
.189, p. 2729—were awarded building bonds offered June 16—
to the Michigan National
Bank, v. 189, p. 2508—were awarded to
of Battle Creek, at 3.94 interest. McDonald-Moore &
Co., and Ken¬
(P.
MacArthur & Co., jointly.
ower,
10
O.
Auburn Heights), Mich.
Note Offering—John W. Buday,
Les
Cheneaux
District
No.
will
receive
bids
sealed
School
Community
(P. O. Cedarville),
3
Secretary of Board of Education,
Michigan
until
Sale
Note
The $19,000 tax
anticipation notes offered June 24
189, p. 2837—were awarded
tion notes.
Dated June 15, 1959. to
the
First
National Bank, of
Due on March 1, 1960.
Principal St. Ignace, at 3.90%;.
and interest payable at a place
Manistee Public School District,
agreed upon with the purchaser.
—
8
p.m.
(EST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $76,600 tax anticipa¬
—v.
Battle Creek School District, Mich.
Michigan
Offering —- Robert Fred-
Note
Note
Offering — Lloyd Hum- rickson,
Secretary of Board of
barger,
Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July 6
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on July for the purchase of $100,000 tax
6 for the purchase of $500,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated June 30,
anticipation notes. Dated July 10, 1959. Due on March 1, 1960. Prin¬
1959. Due on Jan. 20, 1960. Princi¬ cipal and interest payable at the
pal and interest payable at a place Manistee County Savings Bank,
in Manistee.
agreed upon with the purchaser.
Bloomfield
Hills
School District
Plainwell Community
No. 2, Mich.
Note
Sale
bonds
was
sold
to
Hark-
of
—
Note
$75,000 tax an¬
notes offered June 16
2729—were awarded
the Plainwell Bank, at 3.25%.
ticipation
189,
—v.
to
p.
Pcrtage Twp. Sch. District
Secretary of Board of Education,
8111
Michigan
Bond Offering—Carol L. Labar,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
notes
totaling $174,000 offered on p.m. (EST) on July 9 for the pur¬
24—v.
189, p. 2837—were chase of $1,490,000 school site and
awarded
to
Loker, Sparrow & building bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
Company, as 3%s, at a price of Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1988
inclusive. Principal and interest
100.12, a basis of about 3.73%.
June
was
Sale—The
Pontiac, at 2.25%;.
Canton, Mass.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Sch. District$
Michigan
The
Cassopolis Public Schools District,
notes
Ellicott
City), Md.
Bond
the
$13,000
2617—were
p.
group composed of
•<)n
.as
1
street
bonds.
$490,000
&
Note Sale—An issue of
Bond Offering—Hugh Mefford,
Township Trustee, will receive
435,000
of
Hill, Inc., as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.41, a basis of about
3.64%.
ness
Note Sale—The various purpose
$625,000
June
Jones, Inc.; Howard, Weil,
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Valley Townships
Huron), Ind.
to
dis¬
$300,000 tax
count.
anticipation notes offered June 15
Braintree, Mass.
—v.
189, p. 2720—were awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000 to the
Community National Bank
\tycbster Parish, Minden Sch. Dist.
dfensperger, Hughes & Co.,
bids until
anticipation notes was sold
County Trust Com¬
pany, of Brookline, at 2.04% dis¬
to the Norfolk
sewer
Legality
1959.
1,
—v.
sealed
14
No.
Feb.
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.;
City Securities Corp., and Raf-
Spice
9
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
of
composed
group
School
1962
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
No.
1989 inclusive.
to
100,000
on
1974
Due
bonds.
Schererville, Ind.
cold
bonds.
of
improvement bonds.
Feb.
on
tax
District
School
$400,000
1965 inclusive.
760,000 4s.
>.
on
cost
follows:
sewer
Due
Principal
and
interest
(F-A)
Holden, Town Treasurer, will re- payable at any bank or trust com¬
issue of
of
perger, Hughes & Co., Inc., arid
Collet! & Co., Inc., at a price of
issue
Avondale School District No.
Note Sale—An
July 10 for the pur¬ tel, Louisville, until 11 a.m. (CST) the National Shawmut Bank of.
$88,000 school building on July 15 for the purchase of Boston, at 2.22% discount.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959.
Due $693,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Boston, Mass.
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬ Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
Note Sale—An issue of $5,000,cipal and interett (J-J) payable 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. In¬ 000
temporary loan notes was
at The First National Bank, Elk- terest A-O. Legality approved by
sold to a group composed of the
tiart.- Legality approved by Ross,
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬ First Boston Corporation, Chemi¬
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ ville.
cal Corn Exchange Bank, of New
apolis.
York
City,
Merchants
National
LOUISIANA
Bank,
Rockland-Atlas
National
Purdue University (P. O. West
Natchitoches Parish Sch. Districts,
Bank, Second Bank-State Street
Lafayette), Ind.
Louisiana
Trust Company, and the Boston
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,500,Bond Offering—C. C. Graham, Safe Deposit & Trust Company,
000
student health
center
first
all of "Boston, at 2.33%, plus a
mortgage- revenue bonds was sold Secretary of Parish School Board,
receive
sealed
bids
until premium of $17.00.
to a group composed of the City will
1:30 p.m. (CST) on July 7 for the
•Securities
Corp.;
Indianapolis
Braintree, Mass.
Bond
&
Share
Note Sale—An issue of $400,000
Corp.; Raffens- purchase of $500,000 bonds, as
(CDST)
chase
$750,000
Stoneham, Mass.
Beverly, Mass.
the
that
announces
Sale—An
Note
Etta
Offering—Secretary
Runner "
J.
Green), Ky.
Bowling
1,
$45,000
drainage notes was sold to the
Rockland
Trust
Company,
of
Rockland, as 3%s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.74%.
group
Trask & Co.
Kentucky State College
O.
Aug.
Rockland, Mass.
Note
4%'.
composed of Pierce,
group
follows:
$55,000
and interest
of Brookline, at 2.12%
pany,
to
in¬
cludes: The First Boston Corp.;
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Lehman
Brothers; Phelps, Fenn
& Co.;
Kidder, Pcabody & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Merrill -Lynch*
from
count.
are
to
1
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Norfolk County Trust Com¬
5%,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.;
Charles A. Hinsch &
Co., Inc.; .Equitable Securities Corporation;
Stone & Webster Securities Cqrp.;
Hill & Co., and Weil, Roth & Irv¬
ing Co., at a price of 100.008, a It. W. Pressprich & Co.
Shields & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
net interest cost of about 4.66%f,
& Co. Inc.; Blair & Co. Incorpo¬
as follows:
rated; Paine, Webber, Jackcon &
$72,000 4%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Curtis; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Esta1960 to 1974 inclusive.
brook & Co.: First of Michigan
63,000 4*"4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Corporation; L. F. Rothschild cSc
1975 to 1982 inclusive.
Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.; John C.
Dated
May 1, 1959.
Interest Legg & Co.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce;
M-N. Legality approved by Chap¬
W. H. Morton & Co., Incorporated;
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Spencer
-sold to
was
Bond
Raymond
issue
The
Aug.
on
1969 inclusive.
Quincy, Mass.
100.-
of
cost of 4.0202%.
prices to yield 2.50%
'
of par.
Sale—An
issuer.
Due
Note Sale—An issue of
con¬
carrying
Kil-
Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
July 21 for the purchase of $490,000 special assessment bonds, as
City
bids until 3 p.m.
ignated by the City Commission.
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best, Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
being
reoffered by the underwriters at
price
a
interest
net
the
24
Bank,
National
First
the
to
a
judg¬
2837—-were awarded
p.
bonds
for
price
patrick,
fol¬
as
1959. Principal
at the First
Nattional Bank, Boston. Legality
1960-1974.
due
a
bonds,
interest payable
4%; 3%%, 3.90% and 4%; coupons,
Covington, Ky.
Sale—The $105,000
189,
—v.
bid
group
<1043%
'
ment
Dated
and
Sons and
highway
State
bonds'
struction
KENTUCKY
Bond
bonds.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated was awarded June 30 the
payable
a.m.
pur¬
$4,250,000 school bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979 incl.
500,000
street
improvement
Smith, Barney
Co., Alex. Brown &
11
the
for
Rapids, Mich.
1964 inclusive.
I960* to
group managed by
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
1964 inclusive. Principal and
until
8
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
Grand
lows:
—
to
bids
July
on
R.
will
Treasurer,
chase of $4,750,000
Maryland State Roads Commission,
Maryland
Bond Sale
An underwriting
bonds. Dated July
revenue
sewer
Indiana
./
bonds.
Dated ,July 1,
on
July 1 from 1961
inclusive. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
of Baltimore.
oral bids at 4 p.m.
703 Lakewood
•
Iowa
Offering—C. A. Norrbom,
Bond
sealed
(EDST)
Patapsco National Bank, in Elli¬
cott City. Legality approved by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
Bond
Twp. School Twp. (P. O.
Drive, Elkhart),
receive
City
.
Bond Offering—R. Stanton
sealed
Neubton, Mass.
Offering — Archie
Whitman,
Due
1989
to
improvement bonds was
Peoples Trust & Sav¬
000 school
fediv"Secretary of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive scaled bids until
^:30 p.m. (CDST) on July 9 for
the
purchase of $67,000 school
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
1959.
Due
semi-annually from
July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1970, in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the National Bank of
Greenwood. Legality approved by
Boss, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
•
1959.
Silver Grove, Ky.
Offering—John H. Mach-
Bond
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorridike,
Dodge, ol Boston.
&
Bond
(EDST) on July
purchase ol' $800,000
interest
INDIANA
Greenwood School Town, Ind.
Boston,
by
Palmer
a.m.
ings Bank, of Indianola.
bonds.
cipal and interest
proved
sold to the
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July 1
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
at The Bourbon
the
for
sanitary
Marion, Iowa
Sale-trAn issue of $25,000
$600,000
revenue
bids until 11
July
on
of
Bank
Metropolitan
O. Ellicott
announces
that the
will receive sealed
Meyer
Commission
1959.
Treasurer's
E.
—
W.
Hall re¬
Dated July 1,
for $24,000 City
interest
Paris, Ky.
(P.
City), Md.
•
Bond Offering—Chairman Carl
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
July 6
street
inclusive.
1979
to
Graettinger, Iowa
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
-
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
II
for the purchase of $100,000
echool
building revenue bonds.
Dated July 15, 1959. Due on July
County
Commission
of
Muhlenberg County (P. O.
Greenville), Ky.
15
Howard
IOWA
on
chose
.
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
company
$225,000 successful
sold to the Boston Safe
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
De-posit &
Trust Company,
of dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Boston,
at
2.18%
interest
at
maturity. Due on Nov. 11, 1959. Georgetown Township Consol. Sch.
District No. 30 (P. O. Jenison),
Med way, Mass.
Michigan
Bond Offering—B. Isabelle McBond Offering — Warren BosGourty, Town Treasurer, will re¬ worth, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
South
(P. O.
Westnedge Ave.,
Portage), Mich.
Bond
Offering—E.
C.
Saudek,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
will
bids
sealed
until
8
(EST) on July 22 for the
purchase of $950,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated June 1,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1961
to
1977 inclusive. Principal and
p.m.
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank
company designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
trust
or
the
Rochester, Mich.
Bond
and
Sale—The
sewer
June
revenue
22—v.
$280,000 water
bonds offered
2729—were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
receive sealed bids
National Bank of Boston, 45 Milk until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July 7 & Co., and Watling, Lerchen &
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m. for the purchase of $220,000 build¬ Co., jointly, at a price of 100.0005*
a net interest cost of about 4.45%,
(EDST) on July 7 for the pur¬ ing and site bonds. Dated June 1,
chase of $190,000 school project 1959. Due on June 1 from 1962 to as follows:
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due 1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬ $75,000 4<2s. Due on July 1 from
on Aug.
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
1 from 1960 to 1964 in¬ terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
clusive.
Principal
and
interest trust company designated by the
20,000 414 s. Due on July 1, 1970
and 1971.
payable
at
the First
National purchaser. :
ceive
sealed
bids
c/o
The
First
cation,
will
189,
p.
Volume 190
Number 5861
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(99)
140,000 4i/2s. Due
1972
to
1982
Tall mad ge
District
1 from 1965 to 1971
July 1 from
oil
inclusive.
No.
10
Fractional
(P.
1
Bond Offering—Lynn M.
Wells,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
Attorneys for
Other
Rapids, until
July 8 for the purchase of $80,000
general obligation building bonds.
Dated May 1. 1959. ; Due on May 1
Pine Bend-lnver Grove
Dist.
-
Traverse City School District, •/
"■
"
Michigan/.
§a le—The" '$150,000 i tax
awarded
Township
sealed
-7
000
Leonard-Fairfield Water Main
Extension
Special
Assessment
District bonds.
Dated May
Due
from
Feb.
on
1
$65,000
f
-
"
"
/
District,
.
2.50%:
at
West
&
-'
*
No.
Bond
Offering:—Kern
receive
p.m,.
(EST)
sealed
A,fg
,
Feb
on
1959. Due
cipal,
notes.
on
tT
,
&
„
+
Haertzen,
place agreed
1,
V
.•.
.j
•>
*.
>
*.y\* Vt. ir+f ?*>l
Bond
r
,
$aie—An issue of
industrial bonc&
'
Cambridge, Minn.
Certificate
O f f e r i n g- -S.r R.
ceive
sealed
.(CDST)
bids
until
8
July 13 for the
on
19
debtedness.
t
.
.
Bond
Due
July
on
cate:
Mankato,
Sab»—The
■
$87^9^0-1 gen¬
eral
obligation " bonds
June
25—v.
189,
offered
was
syndicate
headed
Bank.
members
Fi^st
sold
.J
$800,000
on
June
by
interest
of
National
cost
of
for
aboutL^rM^'eiBoud.'Si^f-An''issue
!
$80,000
and
4s.
sewer
due
on
AT
Bond
Offering
4
AT
V
City), N. Y.
R.
Norman
—
Baker, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $1,875,000 school building bonds. Dated
June 1; 1959. Due on Dec. 1, from
1959
inclusive. Principal
(J-3D) payable at the
Nanuet, or
at the Irving Trust Company, in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield 3c
Wood, of New York City.
to
1988
and interest
Nanuet National Bank,
1
2
Offering—George F.
(EDST) on July 13
for the purchase of
$840,000 dor¬
mitory and service facilities bonds.
Dated
p.m.
Oct. 1, 1957.
from
1960
to
Due
1997
on
Dayton, Perrysburg, Otto,
Collins, North Collins, Concord and
Hanover Central School District
No. 1 (P. O.
Gowanda), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frank R.
Eaton,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
July
$155,000
bonds. Dated July
1, 1959.
for
the
Due
purchase
Jan.
on
1
from
of
1960
to
and
the
syndi¬
Bank
Gr6enwald,
receive
(EDST)
chase
of
&
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
will
2
p.m.
July 7 for the pur¬
$950,000 school building
Dated June
1, 1959. Due
on
of
bonds.
March
clusive.
(M-S)
Bank
1
from
1960 to
Principal
and
1979 in¬
interest
payable
at the People's
Hamburg, in Hamburg
the Marine Midland Trust
of
at
or
District
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field
&
Memphis.
New
Bond
York
interest
1969
Offering
receive
sealed
(EDST)
of
—
Harriet
Treasurer,
bids
until
3
(State
A
A.
will
gen¬
eral
obligation 3.40% and 314%
bonds, maturing from 1960 to 1979.
The bonds are priced to
yield from
2.30%
to
3.45%,
according
to
maturity. The group won award
of
the
June
bonds
30
net
a
at
its
on
competitive
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
Commission,
sealed
bids
E.
Easter-
at
will
his"
receive
office
in
Raleigh until 11 a.m. (EST) oi),
July 7 for the purchase of $36,000
school bonds. Dated April
1, 1959;
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at The Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legality approved by Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.
NORTH
DAKOTA
Sheldon Special School District,
'"■TVNorth Dakota
bid
of
County, South Heart Com*
School District No. 9 (P. G.
Dickinson), N. Dak.
Bond Offering—Francis L. Per-
daems, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) oil
July 21 for the purchase of $75,4
000 building bonds. Due serially
from
1960
1979.
to
OHIO
Canal Fulton, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
189, p.
2731
Fahey,
due
awarded
were
—
Clark
4.18%.
1960-1979.
members
the
of
offering
group include: Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine
& Co.; Manufacturers Trust
Co.;
The Marine Trust Co. of Western
New
York;
Harris
Trust
and
Savings
Trust
Bank;
The
&
to
Company, as 414s, at a
100.53, a basis of about
price of
..
Clarksville-Vernon Local Sch. Dist•
.(P. O. Clarksville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 23—v. 189,
2731—were awarded to, J. A.
Co., as 414s, at a price of
101.27, a basis of about' 4.10%.
p.
White &
Northern
Co.;
Hallgarten
&
Peabody & Co.;
Kidder,
$100,000 sewago
bonds offered June 26—v.
both due 1960-1974 and
$8,000,000
grade grossing elimination bonds,
Other
|
100.1509%,
interest cost of 3.352%.
offering includes $24,000,higher education bonds and
$18,000,000 mental health bonds,
Kettering, Ohio
Co.;
Bond
Offering
— Paul
Sutton,
Director,
will
receive
Ladenburg, Thaimann & Co.; Finance
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Salomon sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bros.
& Hutzler;
Barr Brothers July 20 for the purchase of $49,364 Indianola sewer improvement
& Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; The
Fhiladelphia"National Bank; Bear, bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
Stearns & Co.; Equitable Securi¬ Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
ties Corp.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Mercantile
Trust
Co.;
able at the Winters National Bank
•
and Trust Company, Dayton. Le^
Co., Inc.; F. S.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
Moseley & Co.; Shields & Co.;
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
Wertheim & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Mahoning County (P. O.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Kean,
Youngstown), Ohio
Taylor & Co.; Manufacturers and
Bond Sale—The $30,500 special
W.
H. Morton &
Traders
nolds
Trust
&
Co.;
Co.
L.
Buffalo;
F.
Rey¬
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Van
A.
G.
Becker
Bank
&
of
Trust
Co.
of
Albany; State Bank
Albany;
Spencer
Falmestock
&
Ballin
&
&
Co.;
Bank
&
and
*01
dormitory
—
All
bids
re¬
ing
v.
$108,961
189,
Bonds
above
offered
June
26—
p." 2839—were rejected.
Reoffered—Bids will
until
July
23
for
bonds.
Lee.
of
Technology
Offering—Mark Ellington,
f' p
Sold
ceived for the street bonds total¬
Island;
Green,
Hannahs,
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
^
Not
Long
Lembo;
Rochester Institute
Bond
Medina, Ohio
t
Bonds
The Franklin
of
Anderson,
&
3.68%.
received
Trask
Co.; Weedon
& Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Ernst
& Co.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
National
were
—
improvement
June 25—v. 189, p.
awarded to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.33, a basis of about
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
Geo. B.
sewer
bonds offered
Trust
and
Michigan Corp.;
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Gregory &
Sons; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The
National Commercial Bank and
of
assesment
273.1
J.
First
p.m.
payable at the
ment
The
July 8 for the pur¬
$37,000 street improve-
(J-J)
Bond
sale
000
on
interest
the
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
group
of S25.000J rr.ent and equipment bonds.
and
to
Springs School District, N. C.
Stark
of)
banking
headed by The Chase Manhattan
is offering $50,000,000
Ellis
Village
chase
—
Bank
Haverstraw, N.
Bond
$45,000
sold
was
NORTH
Hot
mon
Sale
Glickenhaus
Getty,
bonds
Niagara
Permanent
Savings
&
Loan
Association,
of
Niagara
Falls, as 3.70s, at a price of par.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
Company, of New York
Legality approved by building bonds offered June 22—•
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of v. 189, p. 2731—were awarded to
New York City.
Allison-Williams Company. *r
Wood, of New York City.
Y.
(P. O. Lyndonville), N. Y.
City.
Federation
Theodora
—
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
land Trust
Co.;
York
Offering
principal
No.
school
Le¬
Persia,
school
by Hawkins, Delafield,
Wood, of New York City.
Oct. 1
inclusive.
gality approved by Gerdes, Mont¬
gomery & Miller, of New York
City. '
8
(JbDaT) on July 10
purchase
revenue
of
$l,0o0,000
bonds.
-
Yates, Ridge way, Carlton and '
Gaines Central School District
Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.; A.
C. Allyn and Co.,
Inc.; Bache &
bonds, I to
Feb.
until
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
to 1982 inclusive,
Legality
1958
approved
O.
Baughman, Vice-President and
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
B.
jVater "aild^sevver bonds was' sold! July 1. 1959. Due on July 1 from
the First National
Bank, of 1860 to 1964 inclusive. Principal
•
water
r\
No. 1 (P.O. New
on
Lewis
&
Company,
Scharff
&
Jones, Inc., Alvis &
Co., M.-A: Saunders & Co.. Cady
& Co., T. W. Woodward Co., John
R.-Nunnery & Co., Phillips-Galtney
Co.;' Allen, and Company,
Hamp Jones Co., Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis, Har-'
a
•follows:
$220,900
p.
the
'
2$39—\yere,
idngton
&
Co.,. and Arnold
syndicate/headed by
the First National Bank,rrbf Ghi-? (Cjtfme.'
cago, at a price of 100.03, a net j
Olive Branch, Miss.
awarded to
/n
*
Bond
Memphis,
1964: inclusive.
V
Minn.
a
Gibson
Other
p.m.
pur¬
from
1
to
Port
re¬
chase of $15,000 certificates of in¬
1960 to
•
Clarkstown Central School District
\
•
Gibson),' Miss.
.
.?
Bronniche, Village Clerk. will
-
1
New
Claibprfie .Cd'unty (P.. O. Port
MINNESOTA
.♦..
1,006,009.
NEW YORK
,
MISSISSIPPI
.
•
-
about
21,
week
1 i t y approved by
/..Hamburg, Boston, Eden and
Oweny Scott, Barber &
Orchard Park Central School
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Hamburg),
■*
,
the
for
L p g a
;
•
28,
vehicles
Dorsey,
payable at" a'
with'the pur¬
upon
on
pany designated by the successful
tax
July
June
ended
1,025,000
and
June
*/_
Jtuly X from 1961 to 1988
,Principal and interest
payable at any-bank or trust com¬
June 30, 1960. Prin¬
interest
and
chaser.
Dated
week
1959.
28,
1070
..
inclusive.
bidder.
the
record of
a
1959, to June 23, the Turn¬
pike carried 20,646,600 vehicles,
producing' toll revenues of $14,523,000, increases of 14.1% and
over
the
13.4%
corresponding
period in 1958, when 18,098,200
vehicles were carried, producing
toll revenues of $1^,803,000.
(CDST)
dUc
Aug.
on
at
were
165,985
carried..
were
In
^25^^
jC
July 3, when
carried
was
Minn.
Lefevei'eV-Lefler
Due
(P. O. Orchard Lake), Mich.L
Offering—John", C.
Hall,
Treasurer, will receive sealed, bids
until 8:15. p.m. (EST).- on/July ,6
anticipation
basis of about
a
vehicles
estimated
ended
„
$120,000
& Co.,
4%s, at
as
figure has been
seven-clay period,
a
revenues
For
an
School District
1345,
that
on
$130,977
price
a
1.
Note"
of
Co.,
estimated at $123,584.
1958, the record for vehicles
hit
Toll
*■
™
son,
School District No. 5, Fractional
purchase
&
100.07,
for
revenue
.
the
Van
revenues
was
•»
of
for
Ross
time
For
-
■
toll
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Minneapolis.
July 1 from 1960 to 1985. Prin¬
cipal and interest- (J-J) payable at- Roseville
IndeW:. Sch. Dist. No. 623,
a
bank, or
trust ' company, des¬
V
Minnesota
.
,
ignated by the successful' bidder.
Bond Offeririg—Theo. C. Sch ultz.
Legality approved by Miller, CanDistrict" Cler^Jvill receive sealed
field,. Paddock & Stone, ofrDe-;.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
troit.
..''V-.Iv •••
13
for the purchase of $850,000
West' Bloomfield Twp. and
'Keego general-obligation school builcling
Harbor and Sylvan Lake
(Cities) Series^ bondsV'Datcd July 1, 1959.
'
J.
On Friday, June 26, the Turn¬
pike carried 171,724 vehicles, un¬
audited, of all kinds producing
District Clerk, will reeeive
.
on
-
B.
he, commented.
from
jS
T/~*
pur-11 fromapproved by Howard, Peter1962 to^1978 inclusive. Legality
July 6 for .the
op
1
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
chase of $400,000 building and- site
bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1v 1959. CDue
•
v
.
84iqIo
until-:
of
University (P.
York), N. Y.
New
Oct.
&
(J-J) payable at the Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
in. Buffalo, or at the
option of
the holder, at the Marine Mid¬
R.
price of
first
as
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Cole¬
man,
Murphy,'
bids
Jan.
on
1989
*;
Secretary'of Board of Education; j
will
to
No.
(P. O. 3380 Orchard Lake Road,
Orchard Lake), Mich.
.
4.38%,
'Redwood Falls, Minn.
par.
Fractional
S
25—
City.
York
inclusive,
J.
reached
Rochester-'Common
'
District
about
Due
'
■„*
of
Twp. and Keego
Sylvan Lake (Cities)
and
School
York
4.49%.
Redwopd Falls, as 3V2S, at
Bloomfield
Harbor
composed
group
a
24—v. 189, p. 2838—were awarded
to
the
Citizens State Bank, of
Company,
-/ v ."
New
of
2730—were awarded to
p.
York
New
ingen & Co., J. B. Hanauer
Bond Sale—The $25,000 airport
improvement bonds offered June
Michigan
'
Note Sale—The $300,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered June 15
—v.
189, p. 2729—were awarded
McDonald-Moore
189,
a
:
4s.
1977
■
to
of
200,000 4.30s. Due
v
Consol. .Sch.
Wood,
building bonds offered June
v.
95,000 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1969 to 1976;inclusive.
Legality approved
Riddering, Wierengo
Walled Lake
&
Bond Sale—The $531,000 school
1963. to 1968 inclusive.
•
cessful bidder.
& Christenson.
on Jan. 1
inclusive. Le¬
1989
follows:"4
1969.
Principal and interest. (F-A) pay¬
able at the Township Treasurer's
office, or at any bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
by Varnum,
cdsf
terest
1, 1959.
I960" to
Delafield
.
v e
7:30 p.m. .(EST)
July 7 for the purchase of $28,-
on
'
i
r e c e
Gabrielle
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
New Jersey Turnpike
Authority
building bonds offered June 23—
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J. '
v.
189-,. p. 2729—were awarded to
a
Traffic
on
the
jgroup composed of Piper, ""JaG
New
Jersey
fray
&
Hopwood,
Allison-Wi-K .Turnpike hit a new record on
liams Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., June 26, it was announced June
Kalfnan & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Web¬ 29 by Joseph Morecraft, Jr.,
ber, Jackson & Curtis, E. J. Pres- Chairman. In:addition,;jthe traffic
cott' & Co., and Juran & Moody, in each of the past two weeks
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬ exceeded 1,000,000 vehicles, the
Bronkema,
Clerk," will
bids until
B.
inclusive. Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Sussex
County Trust Company, Franklin.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
No. 346, Minn.
».
-
;
Offering—Mrs.
-
Twp. (P. O. 1952 Leonard
Street N. WGrand Rapids), !
x—Michigan .'V
g—William
11
terest
Grove),
Raymond Indep. School District
/
Walker
Bond Offering—Jack
J.
N.
1979
Indep. Sell.
Inver
New
McCarthy, of
and
Peoples State Bank
City State Bank,
both of Traverse City, jointly, at
\
O.
gality approved by Dorsey. Owen,
Scott,
Barber. &
Marquart,
of
Minneapolis.
'
and the Traverse
,
P.
from" "19.62" to
First
the
to
2729—were
p.
199
D^ted^Jtily 1,* 1959. Due
.
antici pation notes'offered June 23
189.
District,
i
e r
Washburn &
Bond
School
O f f
Hoyt,
.
Cyr;' District Clerk, will receive
City. V
sealed'.*bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on^Julyr 20 for the purchase of Monroe Twp. Sch. District (P. O.
$350,000 'school building bonds.
V ,' Williamstown), N. J.
Note
—v.-
Bond
Minnesota
Bond
■
,
No.-
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
*■>;
;
■
■
at
■
syndi¬
Weeks,
Bank, of
National
Franklin
*
the
&
National Bank, Haver¬
Legality approved by Reed,
basis of about
a
3.77%.
(EDST) on July 14
Jaffray & Hop wood, Woodard-El- for the purchase of
$480,000 school
wood & Co., and Caldwell, Phil¬
building bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
lips .Co.
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
District, 537
Building, Grand
7:30 p.m. (EST) on
Trust
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
of
price of 100.14,
;
a
Feb.
on
straw.
J.
N.
Palsulich, Secretary of Board of
Minneapolis,
Allison-Williams Education, will receive sealed bids
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Piper, until 8 p.m.
School
from
members
Hornblower
Northwestern
the Board of Edu¬
cation of said
$365;000 3%s, due
Rockland
District,
Sale—An issue of $90,000
school building bonds was sold to
Boland, Saffin & .Co., as 3.80s, at
from 1965 to 1972 inclusive.
cate:
fice of Strahecker and McCargar,
Michigan
and
;
.
School
Bond
...
O.
Rapids),' Mich./
NEW JERSEY
Closter
inclusive.
"658,000 'improvement bonds, for
$293,000 4s, due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive;
and Walker Twps. Sell.
Grand
1961 to 1964
inclusive;
$140,000 334s, due on Feb.
and
.
1984
to
from
July 1 frbm
inclusive.
on
1981
45,000 43,4s. Due
.
53
Dated
CROSS—
.
mutt carry on I
be
the
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Newark, Ohio •
j
Tenney Rees,<
Note Offering—L.
receive sealed
City Auditor, will
'
bids until
:
purchase of $200,000 sewer
June 15, 1959. Due1 eral
for the
June
were
1904. Principal and
interest payable at the City Treastirers office. Legality approved by
awarded
to
Housing
Finance
price of par.
Home
and
Agency, as 3s, at a
TEXAS
Arlington Irrdep. School District,
offer-
(P.
O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
issue of $40,0001
Shackel¬
Offering—O. D.
Bond
Sale—An
Bond
T exas
*r
ford, President of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
2942
Bled for July 21-v. 189, p.
7:30 p.m.
indefinitely postponed,.
—has been
New
(P. O. Harrison), Ohio
.
D
,
...
„
B
Boiul Offering—R. B. Hoffman,
will
Clerk of Board of Education,
<EsT)
chase
bids
sealed
receive
until
noon
16 foi the pgrot $980,000 school improveJuly
on
(CST)
July 7 for the
on
of $700,000 schoolhouse
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959,
Due
on March 1 from I960 to 1993 in¬
purchase
3 67%
District
Local School
Southwest
'about
Castle, Pa.
Sale—The $125,000 generaj improvement bonds offered
Bond
Bonds
clusive.
thereafter
callable
are
1980
in
due
and
of March
as
2510 —were 1, 1979.: Interest M-S. Legality
composed of approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Leonard & Lynch, Cunningham, Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
schmertz
&
Co.,
andSteele, u.
Dallas.
Haines & Co
as.3%s, at a price
June
m
v
awarded to
p.
group
a
Duei
semiannually from April 15,
I960-.-to Oct. 15, 1982 inclusive.!
principal and interest payable at j
the First National Bank, of Harri¬
son.
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati,
f 100i21
*
-
'
-
largest financings of
place July .1 with the
public offering of $195,000,000
Wanapum Hydro-Electric Revenue
Bonds ol
Public
Utility District]
No. 2 of Grant County, Washing¬
ton, by a nationwide underwriting
group of 300 members headed by
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.; Kuhn.
Loeb & Co.; John Nuveen & Co.
Incorporated; 33. J. Van Ingen &
Co. Inc.; and Foster & Marshall.
The
offering comprises $181,350,000 pi 4%%- term bonds due
July 1, 2009 and $13,650,000 of
4%, 4)4% and 4.40% serial bonds
maturing July 1, 1967-1979.
The term bonds are being of¬
fered
at
100%
and
the
serial
its kind took
Government Development Bank
$9,000,000 Credit
Arranges
The
-—
Sugurcreek Township Local School Government Development Bank
District (P. O. Bellbrook), Ohio
I for Puerto Rico has entered into
Brown,'an
arrangement with five leading
Board of Education, will New York City banks and three
sealed
bids—until noon Puerto Rican banks for a loan of
Offering—Paul W.
Bond
Clerk of
receive
bonds at
prices to yield 3.80% to
4.45%, in each case plus accrued
interest.
Sale—An issue of
$500,000
improvement revenue bonds was
sold to a group composed of the
First of Texas Corporation; Creston H. Funk; Hobbs & Co.; M. E.
Allison & Co., Inc.; MeClung &
Knickerbocker, and Stern Brothers
& Company, as 4Vis. Due on May 1
Bond
(Commonwealth of)
Rico
Puerto
RICO
(EST; on July :13 for the purchase $9,000,000, evidenced by notes ma433,000 school building bonds.; turing at the end of three years.
Dated June 15, 1959. Due on Dec. The general credit of the Govern15 from
1960 to 1981 inclusive, ment Development Bank for
1960
from
inclusive.
1984
to
Bonds
1970
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Citizens First National
Bank, of Xenia. Legality approved
toy Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Puerto Rico is pledged for pay¬
rnent of the notes.
Banks participating in the loan
the
The First National City Bank
are
The
—
Fund
$1,000,000
June
189, p. 2732—were awarded
group composed of Rowles,
Winston
& Co.;
Mercantile Na¬
a
able
189,
2839—were awarded to
p.
Shoemaker & Co., and H. I. Josey
Co., jointly.
...
OREGON
$600,000; Banco Credito y AhoiTo
Ponceno, $400,000; arid Banco de
Ponce, $400,000.
Proceeds from the present fi¬
ward the normal
Albany, Oregon
Bond Sale—The
*
obligation
June
24
Bank
bonds
sewer
—
©warded
$60,000 general
p.
the
to
offered
2731 —were
First
National
189,
v.
of
Oregon, in Portland, at
price of 98.32, a net interest
cost of about 4.46%. as follows:
©
on June
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
9,000
Due
4s.
1966
to
-
June
on
1
from
1968 inclusive.
performs
to 1979 inclusive.'
Bond
ceive
on
of $85,000
will
bids
5
Orangeburg County School District
Orangeburg), S. C.
O.
(P.
Bond Offering—The County
receive
until
bids
sealed
until
will
noon
at
re¬
p.m.
July 6 for the purchase
general obligation bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
1959.
Prin¬
(J-D) payable
Deer Park National Bank, Deer
cipal
and interest
Park.
son,
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
Houston.
July 16 for the purchase
on
of $500,000 school bonds.
University of Dallas (P. O. Irving),
Texas
'
Lewis and Clark
County,
JClatsop
School
District
1
Astoria), Oregon
Bond
No.
5-C
(P.
O.
J,
Offering—Bids will be
re¬
ceived until July 15 for the pur¬
chase of $95,000 building bonds, it
is reported.
Offering
J.
—
Town
Recorder,
sealed
bids
will
until
7
re¬
p.m.
(PST) on July 27 for the purchase
of $160,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
1961
1970
and interest
inclusive.
College Association
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S. D.
Bond Offering—H. R. Gregerson,
President of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on July 13
purchase
of
$500,000
building revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
the
union
student
Calder-
E.
wood,
ceive
"-v, ■
The Augustpna
for
LakevieW, Oregon
Bond
5^en icott
of
Town Treasurer's office.
Legality
Maiquait,
$50,000 general
obligation hospital bonds offered
June
awarded
24—v.
to
the
First
p.
2731—were
group composed of
State
State
Farmers
and
189,
a
Bowdle
the
Bank,
Bank, of
National
Bowdle,
Hosmer,
Bank, of
in
entrance
Conde, S. Dak.
advisory
perience:
ant.
or
research capacity. Ex¬
top level
college
industrial -consult¬
teaching,
Most recent work in
rebar,
42.
Present earnings
Resume
.
on
and
steel
biiilding
and
Bond Sale—The
into investment field
research.
fabrication,
materials.
Age
$12 to $15,000.
Box
J-625
Park
street
sewer
bonds
totaling $75,000 offered June 24—
189, p. 2840—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Kingsbury County, Bancroft Indep.
'
*
School District No. 4
(P. O.
Bancroft), S. Dak.
.
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
and
Bond
Sale—The
$60,000 schoo
building bonds offered June 23—
v
189,
p.
2840—were awarded to
J. M. Dain &
'v
Co., Inc.
Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hornblower
Weeks; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co.; F. S. Moseley
Co.; Phelps,
&
Fenn
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Reynolds & Co.: Shields &
Company; F. S. Smithers & Co.
Stone
Webster
&
Securities
Corporation; Dean' Witter & Co.;
R. S. Dickson & Company, In¬
corporated:
Estabrook
&
Co.;
of Michigan Corporation;
First
Hallgarten
&
Noyes
Jackson
&
&
Co.;
Hemphill,.
Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis; L. F. Roths¬
child
& Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Company,
Incorporated;
Wood,
Struthers & Co.
will
be
King County, Tahoma School Dist.
No. 409 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
bonds total¬
$70,000 offered June 24—v.
p. 2840 — were sold to the
State Finance Committee, as 414s,
tion various purpose
ing
the
on
bonds
Federal
from
will
be
income
189,
at a price of par.
proceeds from the sale of
of
ment
the
Wanapum
WISCONSIN
construc¬
Develop¬
River in
cost
Columbia
the
on
the
of
the
to
District
The site of
in central
Washington about 18 miles up¬
stream from the District's Priest
County, Wash.
Development is
mitted
water
Development
miles
miles
air
the
above
The
river.
site
and
mouth of
also
northeast
Wis.
Madison,
Bonds
the
fered
Not Sold—All
for
works
June
bids sub¬
$1,000,000
3^4%
revenue
bonds of¬
the
23—v.
189,
p.
2620—
rejected.
were
415
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the
150 the report in our issue of June 29
•v. 189, p. 2944.
Portland,
is about
of
tt
Ore., 130 air miles southeast of
Stevens Point,
Wis.
Seattle, Wash, and 140 air miles
Bond
Offering — Norman
J.
southwest of Spokane. Work on
the Development is expected to Meshak, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until
5 p.m.
be started by August 1959.
The
Development will consist (CDST) on July 20 for the puj.
chase of $175,000 corporate purpose
of a dam 8,540 feet in length, a
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
10-generator powerhouse, and re¬
lated
facilities.
The
maximum on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inclu3*
sive. Principal and Interest (F-A)uheight of the dam will be about
^
feet.
186
Total
installed
name
Contracts for the sale of 98.2%
& Horton, of Dallas.
of
Wanapum
power
have
utility
been
payable
t
the City Treasurer's
approved by Chap¬
of Chicago.
at
office. Legality
man
& Cutler,
CANADA
ONTARIO
Ontario
Debenture
$50,000,000
(Province of)
—
An issue of
Sale
Hydro-Electric Power
Commission
debentures
was
sold
syndicate headed by McLeod,
panies and municipalities and a Young, Weir & Co., Ltd. Dated
Danville, Va.
public utility district. The District July 1, 1959, Due on July 1 from
.1969 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
Offering
Randolph L. will initially retain 1.8% of the
Other,members of the syndicate;
Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬ power for the electric system it
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST; operates in Grant County.
The Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.; Bell,
on July 15 for the purchase of $1,Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.; A. E. Ames
contracting public utility com¬
panies include for four largest & Co., Ltd.; Mills," Spence & Co.,
790,000 bonds, as follows:
investor
owned
electric utilities Ltd.; Dominion Securities Corp.,
$500,000 general improvement
in the Pacific Northwest, and five Ltd.; Royal Securities Corp., Ltd.;
bonds. Due from 1960 to 1984
smaller publicly owned systems. Midland
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.;
inclusive.
VIRGINIA
•'
850,000
general obliga¬
v.
request.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
23
tion
&
&
10 generators
will
be
Bond Offering—Dr. Michael A.
831,250 kilowatts.
The
Duzy, Executive Vice-President, construction contract requires that
will receive sealed bids until 4 six of the generators be installed
p.m.
(CST) on July 15 for the and ready for commercial opera¬
purchase of $546,000
dormitory tion by Sept. 1, 1964 and that all
revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. to be ready for operation Jan. 1,
1965.
Initial generation of power
Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1998
inclusive.
Legality approved by is expected to commence by Sept.
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall 1, 1963.
•
•.
.«
>
•.
350,000 water system bonds.
Selby.
Engineer, Ph.D.
Pierce,
Morgan
Inc.;
Inc. ;
plate rating of the
Due
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Desires
Lehman
Co.;
Lynch,
Smith,
signed
with
public
com¬
to
a
—^
Bowdle, S. Dak.
free &
Professional
Marquart'
Bond Sale—The
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
Rankin, of Portland.
Barber &
'
Minneapolis.
--'
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
DAKOTA
SOUTH
bonds
&
Merrill
Co.; W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Stanley
issue.
Rapids
Commissioner,
Dated June 1,
5
Park, Texas
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
7
sealed
(CST)
1980
1,
Offering—James L. Cook,
Finance
term
Freres
&
Fenner
Grant
June
on
Lazard
Brothers;
in¬
accrued
the bonds will be applied by
tion
.1981.
Deer
Commonwealth and
functions.
Due
Is.
and
Development
Rico is fiscal
agencies. In addition, it
a
variety of banking
tions and
20,000 414s. Due on June 1 from! (EST)
1974
80,000
all municipalities, public corpora¬
No.
15,000 414s. Due on June 1 from
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Puerto
for
Bank
agent for the
1 from
$16,000 3wis. Due
Government
The
_
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
lending program
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dil¬
lon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co." Inc.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.
accelerate the retirement
to
Net
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
bank.
of the
the
exempt
415,000 414s. Due on June 1 from
nancing will be used to carry for¬
be
Allyn and Company, Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine &
taxes.
Due on June 1 from
355,000 5s.
of
Interest
,,
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
also
*
the
of
500,000; Morgan Guaranty Trust of par, a net interest cost of about
'■%' Company of New York, $1,000,000; 3.96%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $500,0(10 water¬ Irving Trust Company, $600,000;
$150,000 414s. Due on June 1 from
works bonds Offered June 24— Banco Popular de Puerto Rico,
&,
Monday, July 6, 1959
.
under
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
the provisions of a mandatory an¬
general obligation bonds was sold
nual
sinking fund which
com¬
to the State Finance Committee,
mences
in 1980, but may be re¬ as 4s, at a
price of par.
tired earlier by the application of 1
certain
excess
Redmond, Wash.
moneys
in
the j
Bond Fund expected to be avail¬
Bond Sale—The general obliga¬
Anadarko, Okla.
v.
.
retired by maturity in 2009
Corii
OKLAHOMA
and
100%
at
terest.
York, $2,500,000; Chemical
Exchange Bank, $2,000,000; tional Bank, of Dallas, and Lucas,
The Chase Manhattan Bank, $1,- Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., at a price
of New
Cincinnati.
to July
and after July 1,
sinking fund and
on
the
from
1966
25—v.
to
1,
and
on
A. C.
:
certain excess moneys in the Bond
In¬
Dist.,
offered
bonds
schoolhouse
July
will
bonds
term
redeemable
T exas
Sale
Bond
after
redeemable
declining thereafter to
100%, plus accrued interest, and
All
Sch.
Indep.
be
1976,
1,
terest M-N.
Christi
maturing
will
after Jan. 1, 1970 at 104%
©f
Corpus
Hydro-
—One of the
exar
PUERTO
Wanapum
Electric Revenue Bonds Marketed
Metropolitan Water District
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
b;lsis of about 3.58%: B,
*
a
Utility Dist.
2, Wash.
•S395,000,000
,
15, 19o9.
ment bonds. Dated July
j
Public
No.
$220,000
r.on-tax exempt dormitory reve¬
nue bonds was sold to the Federal
Portland, j
District
School
Oliver
Mt'.
(State of)
County
Tennessee
■■
,
Offering Postponed—The
Memphis),
PENNSYLVANIA
cinnati.
Ohio
^O.
(P.
College
Grant
Bond Sale—An issue of
gen-
189, p. 2731
The First Na-
tioual Bank of Oregon, in
Williams, of Cin-
Peek, Shaffer &
25—v.
fered
15,
$340000
Sale—The
Siena
dbligation school bonds of-
Dated
June
on
School District
No. 57-67 (P. Q. 11640 S. W.
Parkway, Portland), Oregon
(EST; on July 15
noon
WASHINGTON
TENNESSEE
Multnomah
Washington and
Counties, Barnes
Bond
jnotes.
^
.
(100)
56
public
bonds.
improvement
Due from 1960 to
.1984
inclusive.
90,000 gas system bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1984 inelusive.
The
Pacific Power
Portland General
Co.; Puget Sound Power
& Light Co. and The Washington
Water Power Co., and the munici¬
pal
purchasers
include
Public
Utility District No. 1 of Cowlitz
County, Wash, and the Eugene
&
companies
Light
Aug'.
and interest
City
City.
1,
&
1959.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's
approved by
burn
ris
Ltd.; Dawson, HannaEquitable
Securities
Gairdner & Co., Ltd.;
R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd.; James Richard¬
son & Sons; Bankers Bond Corp.,
&
office.
Reed,
Legality
Hoyt,
Wash¬
McCarthy, of New Yc)rk
and
Electric
Board
of
Denton
ford
Ltd.;
Canada Ltd.;
.
Water
Dated
Cochran, Murray & Co., Ltd.; Har¬
& Partners Ltd.; Burns Bros.
are
Co.;
Electric
the
Fry & Co., Ltd.; Matthews
Co., Ltd.; Anderson & Co., Ltd.;
L. Graham & Co., Ltd.; Bart-
Ltd.;
City of Eugene, Ore.
&
J.
Members
ot
the underwriting
include
besides
Dillon, lett, Cayley & Co., Ltd.; Brawley,
Co. Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Cathers & Co.; Charles H. Burgess
Co.; John Nuveen & Co. Incorpo¬
& Co.; Flemming & Co., and Walrated; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and
Foster & Marshall, the following: wyn, Stodgell & Co.,« Ltd.
group
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