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MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. S, Pat. Office
Volume 185
Number 5645
New York 7, N. Y.,
JUH.IQ 1J57
Monday, June 10, 1957
Price
$1.25
a
Copy
BUSINESS
fir®®
General
RAILROAD
Alabama
tificates
Great
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
improvements.-:
In
underwriting group which offered $2,400,000
series K equipment trust certificates, maturing 'f
semi-annually, Dec. 15, 1957, to June 15, 1967, incl. The
certificates, scaled to yield from 3.90% to 4.45%, accord¬
ing to maturity, were awarded to the group on June 4
the
may
deferred payment basis.'
Bros.
bid
Hutzler
99.655'<•
for
the
of
issue
'& 0.
will
be
the
certificates
secured
by
subject to authorization
are
'
300
steel
box
New York
of
New York Stock Exchange
.'7'"''fii..
estimated
cars
to
cost
American
$3,000,000. /•
Participating in the offering
prich
&
Co.;
Shearson,
Freeman
Hammill
&
&
Dick
are:
Co.;
Co.—-V.
&
Merle-Smith;
McMaster
185,
Boston
R. W. Press-
Hutchinson
&
Detroit
All-State Properties, Inc., Valley Stream, L. I., N. Y.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering
at
SI.90
to
acquire
on
May
82,227
Pacific
filed a letter of notification with the
of capital stock (par $1)
to be offered
a
shares
Montreal
American
Hard
American
S.
Sloan
Can
Colt,
been
elected
Can
Rubber
as
of
member
a
below.—V.
William
the
of
C.
Board,
the
of
Bankers
executive
Stolk,
The
Hard
stockholders
Worsted
Corp.
tnis
Trust
committee
of
Co.,
has
meetings; the merger of
be called Amerace Corp.
The
terms
of
the
Bachmann
Hard
Rubber
Amerace
shares
-
of
The
Amerace
of
around-
stock
of
the
•'
stock
T.
into
>'
*-'•
43.50
will
will
will
company
the
$50
Rubber
their
and
stock
has
been
York
New
made
Stock
list
to
Treasurer.
President
and
of
the
new
the
The
rubber,
on May 29
declared quarterly dividends of
81V2
cents, respectively,
payable July 1 on the 4V4<^,
preferred stocks,.plus a cash dividend of 25 cents and a 15c
dividend payable July 9 on the common stock.
The record date
all
Classes
of
stock
is
June
19.—V.
185,
p.
30.000th
Frank
has
Automatic
P.
Products
The
Downey,
Pinspotter,
contract
for
according
Vice-President
and
to
heacl
of
the
installation
the
the
of
announcement'
an
AMF
to
Automatic
be. installed
Pinspotter
later
this
will
at
year
be
by
Bowling*
company's
of
one
Bowlcraft
Mich,
a
number
Lanes,
of
Detroit,
"Sales
figures are well ahead of the record pace set in
1956, and
production of. the machines, too, is at the highest
peak in company
history." Mr. Downey said.—V. 185, p. 2094.
This
Metal
Products
ters With Securities
Co.,
Detroit, Mich.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
and
This company filed a registration statement
with
the SEC
May 27,
on
1957,
covering 125.000 shares of its $2 par common stock, to be offered
for sale under the
company's Employees' Incentive Stock Option Plan.
134, p. 617.
Kenneth
company
C.
Smelting & Refining Co.—AcquisitionBrownell,
Enthone,
purchased Enthone,
involving $1,500,000 of
founded
in
1930.
on
May
Inc.,
of
American
manufactures
Mr.
Smelting
throughout
Brownell
division
of
the
said
American
Arner Co.,
The
is
a
processor
of
Smelting stock.
'
finishing chemicals
metal
non-ferrous
metals,
with
in¬
world.
Enthone
would
be
known
Smelting & Refining
as
the
Co.—V.
Federated
185,
p.
Metals
1990.
company s
chalk up new
plant
sales
at-
Fort
Erie,
Ont.,
Canada,
is
almost
drug
manufacturers
records
and
'
addition,
manufacturing
contracts
Companies are. finding it
facilities
motion,
while
he
ex
'n
185,
we'l
extremely
concentrating
added.—V.
'n«*
p.
their
1990.
Arner
beyond
has
private formulae
the
third
advantageous-to utilize
efforts-directly on sales
i.
registration
a
statement
the
with
contract*
pro¬
Corp.,
Philadelphia,
Withdrawn—
of
letter
the
notification
filed
covering a proposed issue of 240,000
$1) at. $1.25 per share,. through Ben¬
(par
Codmission
Exchange
pursuant
fcc the
3
June
on
announced
the
Securities Exchange Act. of 1934.
Foundry & Machine Co.—New Directorof Superior Tool &
the
of
Die Co.
Bethlehem
to
4
June
011
Bethlehem
named
reflect
elected to the 11-man
were
at a special meeting of
company
the
to
Foundry's
Mechanicsburg, Pa.;
Consultant; and
Corp.,
L.
by
purchase
outstanding
Superior
represent
Management
Continuing
SEC
on
Superior Tool
common
Tool
the
on
a
director of Capital
Geoffrey Breitner, Greenwich,
Jacobs, New York public
William
used
net proceeds are to
general corporate purposes.
for
CAPITALIZATION
90-day
bank
conv.
GIVING
EFFECT
be
added
Kimball,
(10c
Common
stock
B
♦The
course
amount
of
of
business
bank
notes
include
G.
Taylor,
A.
Bethlehem
Bridgeton, N. J., 1 attorney; and
securities broker.—V. 185, p. 2554.
Paul
C.
of
minable.
The
interest
rate
the
corporation,
shares
stock,
common
through
under
of
B
such
is
the
these
out¬
be
[
V:
-
"
preferred stock
a
preferred
is
convertible
into
common
stock
in
ratio
a
which
and,
originally five shares of common for three shares of preferred
by reason of adjustments for stock dividends is at the date of
this
prospectus
Preferred
1.9 5/6 shares
stock
redeemed
of
for
common
converted
is
each
cancelled
of
share
and
preferred.
not be re¬
issued.
Only 200 shares of preferred stock are authorized and unissued.
The numbers of shares of preferred stock and common stock shown
as
outstanding upon issuance of the common stock B do not reflect
of
123,016
preferred stock subsequent to
shares
of
or
of
common
stock
April 30,
were
reserved
may
1957.
for
As of that
issuance
on
is
engaged
primarily
in
financing
the
and improvement of homes and other buildings in the
Philadelphia area and communities in the nearby Delaware
modernization
The
and
corporation
began
business
was
in
incorporated
March
of
that
in
Pennsylvania on Feb. 25,
under the name Atlas
year
Discount Corp.
Substantially
.
all
the
corporation's
present
•
,
Mines
Ltd.;
on
announced the
May 31
"Canadian Restricted List,"
Concor-Chibougamau Mines Ltd.; Cree
Norcopper
and
Metals
'
Plexterre Mining
Corp.;
Corp.
Ltd.; Prin¬
Temanda Mines Ltd.; Three Arrows Min¬
ing
Copper Mining Corp.
Endeavor
Yukeno
Mines
Ltd.;
Co.
Ltd.;
Hamil Silver-Lead Mines Ltd.; Min¬
Wainwright
Producers
Ltd.
&
Refiners
Ltd.;
and
'
previously indicated in the April 24. 1956 announcement of the
original list, the Canadian Restricted List Is composed of the names of
Canadian companies whose securities, the Commission has reason to
As
believe,
recently
United
States
Securities
Act
have
in
of
been
violation
1933.
The
or
olf
currently are being distributed in the
the
registration requirements of the
list contained the names of 135;
original
supplement contained the names of 14 such companies; the
supplement contained
19
names;
the third supplement,
10
and the fourth supplement, seven names.
Of the 200 names
of Canadian issuers which have been included in the Restricted List,
the
first
.second
names;
10 have
been dropped from the list.
in
payment
for
semi-permanent
and
Boston
Edison
Co.—Bonds Offered—The First Boston
Corp. and associates on June 5 offered an issue of $25,000.000 4%% first mortgage bonds, series F, due June 1,
1987, at a rice of 101.55% and accrued interest, to yield
The group was awarded the issue at competitive
4.53%.
.
business
consists
of
purchasing from contractors' installment notes made by the contractors'
customers
companies to its
preferred stock.
BUSINESS—Corporation
greater
Valley.
Blumont
(Canada)—On Restricted List—
Exchange Commission
ing Explorations Ltd.; Triton Mines and Metals Corp. Ltd.; Valray
Explorations Ltd.; and Westore Mines Ltd.
At the same time, on the basis of representations made and information furnished to the Commission, the following names were deleted
from
the said list:
Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd.; Brunhurst Mines Ltd.;
Haitian
public offering beginning Dec. 19, 1954,
stock and a' similar number of shares
the total proceeds to the corporation being $254,320.
of
and
Canadian
ciple Strategic Minerals Ltd.;
ordinary
to
presently deter¬
lines is currently
15
2442.
Mining Corp. Ltd.; Demers Chibougamau Mines Ltd.Hoover Mining
Exploration Ltd.; Landolac Mines Ltd.; Lucky Creek Mining Co.
Ltd.;
692,000 shs.
in
p.
and
+62,026 shs.
loans
of
follows:
as
t632,040 shs.
not
••
.
74,800
fluctuates
stock
Securities
addition
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
amount
loans
on
:
the
common
secondary offering of 42,500 shares of common stock
was made on June 4 by Reynolds & Co. It was
The
75,000 shs.
-
outstanding
therefore
and
issuance
.
board
Bacon,
111.,
Blumont Mines, Ltd.
FINANCING
1,500,000 shs.-
(10c par value)______
upon
1953
John
Chicago,
completed.—V. 185,
="$750,000
-
value).
par
standing
was
the
..(par $5)
capital
working
to
PRESENT
loans.—-
stock
The
of
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering
•—A
'
TO
pfcL stock' ($2.50 par value)
Common
of
members
Foundry's President; W. H. Moyer, 'Secretary-Treasurer; M. L. Forer,
partner in "the Philadelphia, Pa., law firm of Wolf, Block. Schorr &
Solis-Cohcn;
Offered
Pa.—Stock
Authorized
quarter.
and
that
month
of
stock.
directorate are
Jennis M. Doroshaw, Chairman of Superior Tool, as Chairman; Charles
F.
Simonelli, Chairman of Superior
Tool's executive committee, as
Chairman
of -the
executive
committee;
Martin L.
Jacobs,
Superior
Commission—
PROCEEDS—The
and
certain
Basil
and
order
an
nominees
Those
3
—
of
71.14of
49
Clearings
Inc., of New York City, on June
4 publicly offered 680,000 shares of B common stock (par
10 cents) at $2.25 per share on a best-efforts basis.
conversion
in 1957 because of increased
activity
distributors,
Leavej, Plant Manager, said first quarter
business was up 10
fiVCr t^*e ;tame Peri,od
year and that this lead will be maintained
through the second quarter.
In
by
fjled
Credit
conversions
to Rise—
C. Kent Company last year had sales
according to Mr. Bart.
F.
Corp.—Suspension of Trading Continued—
Securities
stockholders
—J. A, Winston & Co.,
date
Buffalo, N. Y.—Sales
policy
electronic
28,; 1956,
stock
common
board of directors
,
sold
29 announced that
this
New Haven
Conn
in
a
electroplating equipment.
American
to
Chairman,
last
Dec.
on
Bethlehem
six
Fund, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With
corporation
5V*%.
had
transaction
terests
50
50
1957, covering $4,000,000 of Associated Fund Trust Certificates,
(40,000) and $6,000,000 of such certificates, accumulative
(60,000).—V. 185, p. 41.
V
:
tThe
American
and
Paid
Cum.
American
and
50
May 28,
Group.
30,000
machines
—V.
.'1.
*
Atlas
a
company's
suspending trading on the. American, Stock Exchange, in the ft par
capital stock of this corporation for a further 10-djay period, June 4,
to June 13, 1957, inclusive.— V. 185, p. 2254.
-
received
the
aircraft
Co.,
accountant.
Associated
Securities and Exchange
-
Pinspotter—
company
of
Conn.,
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Receives Contract
This
SEC
Products
Full
for 30,000th
the
to
Tool's. President} Paul H. Hill, Vice-President and
'
2210.
the
ago,
$1,000,000,')
of
announced
the
issuance
*
and
-
with
line
Kent
announced
provided by the F. C. Kent organization are
those provided by the Bart electroforming and
to
years
Bellanea
Vice-Presidents;,"
produces chemicals, plastics,
storage battery components."
44
excess
was
The
15
:
Bank
of
in
C.
was
1
58
Capital Flotations for Month of June.
and $3.50
lor
and
Course
is
available
F.
it
forming,
jamin & Co., Houston, Texas, has been completely withdrawn.—V. 185.
p. 142.
v:
V,; v"
Harold
company,
Newton H. Tuthill,
Amerace
textiles, and electronic and
The directors of Amerace
stock
shares
It
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 50
where
purchase
facilities
the
of
assets
and
Beautilite Co., Houston, Tex.—Offering
37
Federal Reserve System.—,
annual
Exchange
in
with
'
and
the
bending
company
Founded
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
:v"
.
$51,000,000
2210.
p.
services
adjunct
new
37
Reserve Banks
its
The
natural
37
.
purchased
the
said
expanding
"well
Pollak, Secretary; Felix P. Juraska, Controller, and H. Nelson
Flanders. Jr.,
$1.08"»
47
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
American
par.
traded.
elected
was
to
185,
divisions, he pointed out.
will be operated at its present location in Irvington, N. J. and will continue with no. major changes in policy or
personnel.
It will be the F. C. Kent Corporation division of Bart
Manufacturing Co., a large electroplating and electroforming company.
46
Markets.,
Bart
The
43
the basis of 275-for-l,000
of about
Application
formerly
were
Norton
assets
on
Hard
exchange
:
have
concqjrn
above.—V.
Co.
electroplating
Exchange
City Bond Offerings.
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates
exchanged share-for-share for
Uxbridge common on a nine-foron
a
has
in precision tube
Bart, President.
industries.
41
41
State
be
by Bachmann
of
41
_
General Corporation & Investment News__Cover
..
preferred
Mr.
Miscellaneous Features
special
Stock—
2413.
p.
Manufacturing Co., Belleville, N. J.—Acquisition
G.
SEC Index of Stock Prices--——
Uxbridge
at
new
a
that., American
stockholders
Walter. Louis Bachmann Jr.
Budd E.
companies
provide
Amerace
$55,000,000.
new
shares
Victor
Bachmann
approved,
common.
company
sales
J.
of
29
Wardell shares will be traded in
new
Wardell
tly&e
preferred
and
and
May
on
•.;
new
common
common,
basis.
one
the
merger
,
Uxbridge
share-for-share for
Corp.
40
_
S.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
American
Canco
company
Warden
Exchange
by
42
Stock
Rubber
Hard
company
specialists
38
Exchange
Rubber Co.—Merger Approved—
of
and
This
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
President,
announced
on
June
3.
The
election
of
Mr.
Colt, who also is a Director of the
container firm, was made effective as of April 30.—V.
185, p. 2094.
American
38
-
Over-the-Counter
2209,
p.
American
Bart
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
135,
183,
Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted Corp.—Merger Voted—
Toronto
Co.—Colt Elected—
Chairman
Company,
Co.
Nelson Co. below.—V.
O.
Sec
Canadian Stock Exchange
Amerace Corp.—Merger Ratified—
See
Stock
See N.
38
Exchange
Stock
in the future finance
33
Stock Exchange--
Coast
a
29
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
c
24
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
half interest in a mortgage.—V. 184, p. 1789.
••
per
(Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
on
17
Midwest Stock Exchange
v
SEC
Stock
Cincinnati
and
Co.;
2553.
p.
Stock
purchasable
Automatic Washer Co.—Sells Nelson
Pa&e
Stock Exchange" (Stocks)
items
any
„
Quotations
a
'//"I"
sale
and
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
The
with
certificates
coupon.
Issuance
of
corporation's
present policy is to buy obligations secured by
liens on real property, but it has in the past and may, in the future,
buy obligations with other kinds of security or protection of the cor¬
poration's interest.—V. 185, p. 2210.
./
*
'
Salomon
the
including the purchase of appliances, and it
The
Stock and Bond
Building improvement notes are normally purchased
other notes are normally purchased with recourse.
corporation has financed other kinds of transactions,
recourse;
past
the purchase
In This Issue
its bid of 99.19%.
41-st'j
MISCELLANEOUS
-
without
June 5
on
an
of 4-8%
on
INSURANCE
•
Southern RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
headed
INDUSTRIAL
-
permanent
building
bidding June 4 on a bid of 100.769%.
The
lows:
company
Halsey,
received two other bids for the bonds as 4s*s, as fol¬
& Co. Inc., 100.711, and White, Weld & Co..
Stuart
The Commercial and Finari
2
O-
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2662)
interest
Ripley & Co.
Lehman Brothers bid 101.53 and Harriman
Inc.. bid 101.427,
both for the issue with a 4%% coupon.
The new series F bonds are redeemable at the option
3 00.2099.
Ripley
^
optional redemption prices ranging from 106.55* for those
prior to May 31, 1958. to 100%
for those redeemed on or
1, 1936;
and at special redemption prices ranging from
101.55%
for those redeemed prior to May 31, 1958, to 100 /t for those
redeemed on or after June 1, 1986.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale pf the bonds will be used
to
retire
825,000 000 of bank
borrowings incurred for construction.
The
company's construction program calls for an esi"mated ^itaJ
expenditure of $38,000,000 during 1957. Approximately $12,000,000 of
this amount will be obtained from internal sources.
at
June
public utility engaged in the
is an operating
business; it is not a
BUSINESS—Company
subsidiary of any other com¬
The company supplies electricity ill
the
cities
of Boston
(except the Charlestown district), Somerville,
Newton, Chelsea.
Waltham and Woburn, in the towns of Broo^Hae,
has
and
pany
steam
and
electric
subsidiaries.
no
Pramingham, and in 30 other smaller towns in
covering an area of approximately 590 square
Boston. The company also supplies electricity
in bulk to 10 electric companies and municipalities; it supplies steam,
chiefly from its own steam generating plants, to over 700 customers
in parts of the City of Boston proper; and is engaged in the business'
of
purchasing and selling electrical appliances.
Net
of
series
the
Alex.
Brown
1,320,000
Folger,
Inc
&
330.000
220,000
Graff
Tuwnsend,
The
SF.'j
corporation
used
be
and
$1
at
185,
to
j
**
bonds
of the
1986
duo
The
six
with
lo,
u»,nea
I
interest
—V.
during
January,
$3,000,000
rates
185,
issue
lower
were
periuu
a
Sell Bonds—
than
either
arranged
was
January
April,
in
Delhi
Canadan
current
or
June
Ltd.
below.
in
The
shareholders
the
of
which
panies.
provides for
stock
certificates
Delhi
Oil.
On
and
one-for-one
a
■,
13,
with
the
1957,
a
Canadian
a
5 »/2 %
.of
the
carries
the
on
.
May
credit
course
will
Oil
oil
Delhi
for
basis
The
of
L.
funds
in
company
financing
Quebec
1957,
will
metropolitan
This
Montreal)
program..
was
their
and
one-year
the
ownership
proximately
of
10%
of
opera,tions
total
the
of
through
the
is
sale
representing
outstanding.—V.
183,
company
1987.
chasers
The
notes
are
be
to
bank
proceeds
loans
to
are
the
of
be
used
to
delivered
retire
incurred
company
property
additions,
like
a
for
1,506,765
the
improvements
the
to
and
Interstate
The
issue
principal
of
purpose
and
Diesel-electric
Associates
&
p.
nJi'l
2555.
sale
to
of
road
in
the
be
the
amount
of
certificates
by
250
for the certificates,
are
subject
to
also
be
at
6
Oil
185,
July
l,
1957.
The
pending
to
increase
rate
Utilities
in
that
Co.
state,
.
registration
Furthermore, the order alleges that the notification
contains untrue
the
Park
sold
within one year prior to the filing only to certain named persons; it
fails to reflect changes of officers and directors ana changes in the
in that it states the address of David E. Simon,
statements of fact,
-company's Secretary-Treasurer and Director, to be 151 Gramercy
South,
New York; it states that unregistered
securities were
address
of the
Moiman.—V.
J.
that "S. Navarre," at one
and it fails to disclose
issuer:
time purportedly
President of the issuer, was in fact an alias
p. '2695.
lot),
.
..
,
Container Corp. of America—Building
within
Sometime
Colombia
will
the
next
all
producing
be
two
paper
it
-s
needs
end of 1953.
domestic con¬
May 29. Every-
the
for
applications
c,Jlifornia.
of
of
-
the
relative
and
North Sacramento
and
&
Refining Corp.—Secondary Offering—In
offering
factory
Colombia
de
Carton
plant now in Colom'cia
the industrial center in the
producing
at Cali,
is the
fertile
of
S
-
•
I
'
S
131,990,006 126,887,021
2555.
System,
Gas
Inc.
—
bids
follows;
Co.,
A
Debentures Offered—
with
debentures
the
&
Stuart
of
the
a
Inc.,
Co.
5Va% coupon were received
100.269; ana Morgan Stanley
to retire $14,030,000
provided
will be
debentures
new
prior
maturity.
to
(approximately
redemptions
sinking
Regular
made at prices receding from 106.863%
to par, while
fund redemptions may be made at prices ranging from 101.35%
with
be
other funds
program
program
of
proceeds
will
be
the
from the sale of the debentures, together
to the financing of the 1957 construc¬
applied
corporation's
subsidiaries.
This
construction
for 1957 is estimated to require expenditures of approximately
exclusive of approximately $3,000,000 estimated for portion
of
hydrocarbon extraction
to
advance $6,000,000
plant.
paper
than
other
"Colombia's second
rich
factory will draw on nearby reserves
newsprint,
tissues
and
Valley
Cauca
and bond papers,
sanitary paper
In addition, the corporation proposed
Gas Co. (non-affiliated). This
new
will use
paper
mill located at Cali in the
bagasse,
agricultural
and is
the wastfe from sugar cane,
built by W. R. Grace & Co. which already has contracted
Cauca Valley growers to supply 78,000 tons of bagasse annually.
"The Grace factory is expected to be ready about the middle of
being
will
'
with
1958,
some 700 workers and is expected to produce about
yearly of nearly all types of paper except newsprint.
plants at Cali and Barrancabermeja go into production,
with
begin
20,000
tons
the
Once
expected to turn out upwards of 70,000 tons
of paper annually,
they
are
with
expansion anticipated as the country's paper needs increase.
And
small
quantities of specialized papers require importation of
materials from abroad, it may be decided not to make them in
where
raw
the demand indicates,
newsprint plant that can
here annually. No company
has yet been organized to get such a plant bui't, although there has
been talk of locating it at Sochoa,
not far from Bogota. EMPCOSA,
the National Publications Enterprise, is said to be pushing the project
that would use pulps imported irom Canada and northern Europe."—
Colombia
at
all,
but
to import the papers as
still hope for a domestic
provide the estimated 21,000 tons consumed
V.
185,
to par.
$84,000,000,
price,
papers
"Local economists
99.077.
sinking fund
70% )
may
'
for
Halsey,
de Colombia
tropical hardwoods and will produce writing
products.
1957—16 Wks.—1956
S
32.602,538
Carton
mixed
printing
Sales Up—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
20—
Valiey.
"This
stockholder.—V. 185, p. 1746.
bid of 100.319%.
a
Other
of
,'five
185
neighboring countries.
"The
sole existing
paper
p.
1513.
Continental Can Co.,
This company
filed
a
Inc.—Registers With SEC—'
registration statement with the SEC on May 29,
343,250 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
offered under the "Employees' Stock Purchase Plan 1" to employees of
Continental
Can
and of
certain of its wholly-owned subsidiaries.—
1957,
V.
covering
185,
p.
1636.
to Gulf Interstate
(Continued on page 10)
WUham>^DamT^Se^ber^,^Pr^sid^^01 Pu,Reg(Telephone STate 2-0613)- 1
office at New York ' N.
post
Canada.
NOTE:
$63.00 per year.
On
account
of
DiaDer-'
Y
r
under
1
Other Countries
the
fluctuations
rri^
thp
in
a
'r
P' S' Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
ta ^eek [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
,,n' E' <-J" En8land c/o Edwards <£ Smith, Copy right-.1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
$67 00
tne
rati
rate
0
Mill in Colombia
around
years,
the
for Robert
,
the Government of-Colombia on
announced
sumption,
Cau.ca
parent
Stores, Inc.—Current
p.
&
cars
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V.
including
from
that
before
presentation
33,557,916
on
tion
and
■ >
h^lf dividend paymonth of December,
warranted by Citi
Fenner & Beane and White, Weld
& Co. and associates on June 7 offered $20,000,000 of
5V2% debentures, series H, due June 1, 1982 at 101.363%
and accrued interest, to yield 5.40%. Award of the de¬
bentures was won by the group at competitive sale June
«ftTMif+;ffrp0ritiSn uR Junl 6 fi!ed. a registration statement with the
and
Exchange Commission covering a
proposed
issue
of
$12,500,000 subordinated debentures due July i, 1977
convertible^^ into
to
exemption
indicated
also
its
Columbia
Vought Aircraft, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
stock
>' >
..•
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Securities
common
conditional
a
la
application to obtain a
PROCEEDS—Net
Chance
[
....
stated that Citizens' second
a shares would take place in the
such level as the board believed
$
switching locomotives, estimated to cost $3 210 698
offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressiirich
FreeraHn & Co-
i
shares, however, are not convertible
The series B
Sales
5s
as
authorization
hopper
"
paid two quarterly cash dividends
each, the last payment being
s.:are
also
se.ies
as
covered
per
June 28: to holders oJ_
on
~
earlier
had
the
Period End. Apr.
185,
Commission.
secured
provides
A
amount.
in
investors.
temporarily
extensions.—V.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Commerce
is
permanent.
.
will be ^paid
~
shsiros
Colonial
$2,550,000 of 5% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series D, maturing semi-annually, Dec. 1, 1957 to
1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates, scaled to yield
from 4% to 5%, according to
maturity, were awarded to
the group on June 3 on a bid of 99.139%.
Issuance
respect
oi securities not exceeding
its ReguUtirn A notification, filed Dec." 7,
1954, Contact Uranium proposed the public offering of 500,000 shares
of its common capital stock, at 10 cents per share, pursuant to such
&n eAeinpwbn.
Ine Commission in its '.tfuS^enswn order asserts that it
has reasonable cause to believe that the terms and conditions of Regu¬
lation A have not been complied with by Contact Uranium;
.hat the
jiotificaaon contains untrue siatments of xact; and that Justin Steppler,
Pacific RR.—Net Higher—
proceeds went to a selling
The
June
the
made
with
registration
completed.
pur¬
June 4 offered
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid 99.0376%
-Stock Offering
April, a secdndary offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made at the market (around $20.50;
C>1'
^
per share) by Loewi & Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis. It was
Central of Georgia
Halsey,
(N. Y.)-
Commission,
and Exchange
Securities
from
8300.99C
,.
direct
its
Clark
•
—V.
Offeied
1,467,345
370,439
Mines, Inc.
•
It's an affiliate of the Container Corp. of America. The
company,
jointly with the Industrial Development Institute,
a
semi-autonomous Colombian Government Agency, have subscribed
a
total of 80%
of the 10.000,000 pesos (roughly around $1,700,000) to
launch construction of the "Pulpapei* installation.
"It will be located at the important Magdalena River petroleum center
of Barrancabermeja.
The remaining 20%
of the total funds needed
to complete the factory is being held for offering to private Colombian
on
financing
p. 2322.
Uranium
the company had recently conThe announcement further went on to say,
'
the Idaho P. U. Commission in
''Production now is confined to kraft papers for wrappings and for
Certificate of Convenience and Necesbags (the kind used- for packing cement), and to paper board for
sity to initiate natural gas service in the communities of Kellogg;?/'' cartons.
It- still provides only p.bout two-thirds of present needs
Wallace, Mullan, Pinehurst, Osburn, Bmelterville, Wardner, Silverton,
is made from imported pulp and small amounts of local waste.
Burke, Polaris and other neighboring areas with an aggregate popu-"Two years from now, all paper products produced in Colombia
lation' exceeding 20,000. The Commission indicated that it planned
come from raw materials originating in that country.
Not only are
the' new mills expected to provide ample supplies for all local needs,
to
resume
and conclude this case with cross-examination starting in
but
there is good chance small surpluses
will result for export to
started
before
the
California P. U. Commission on
July 1, 1957, at a price of 100%, plus accrued
interest from April 1, 1957, to date of delivery.
The
2324.
p.
unaer' the securities Act for public oifer.ngs
ap¬
negotiation, of $3,500,000 30-year 4.90% notes, series A,
due
Radio Broadcasters, Inc.—
has issued an order temporarily
or
7,828,009
$3,699,220
$910,871
subsidiary, Citizens
water properties
Guerncville.—V. 185, p. 1991.
private'
June 6 announced the sale by
on
8,282,886
399,798
1
Rosenthal
eluded
2071.
p.
Cape & Vineyard Electric Co.—Notes Placed Privately
The
'
&
wilL
the
of
entirely through
stock,
common
shares
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20,
(EDTi on -June 11 receive b<#,s for the
debentures due June 1, 1982.—V. 185,
and
the
gas
successfully
would
Citizens'
distributing
completed its public:
(a
in Quebec Natural
shares
137,497
of
1,940,013
Rosenthal,
A
.to
company'.;
to two of
Delhi's participation
;
Salomon
Co.;
it was announced on May
suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
to a public offering of securities
by this corporation.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
$2,850,884 $12,302,167 $11,527,229
$1,074,961
pi.rp
on
Mr.
:
$48,000,000
Canadian
/,.
3000.
a m.
Television
Suspended—
tion
ops.
reference
total
*
&
sss xrrjxrsrzrr-aner tak,nB ln,°account
May 11, 1958,
down during
on
for
Gas. Corp,
accomplished
11:39
to
Regulation
shares of 22'/2C
Rosenthal
Mr.
taken
be
required
are
Natural
"
Thaimann
,
Contact
which
on
series
into
/;■:
April,
industrial customers.
located in communities
Canadian
$2,000,000,
a
credit -matures
Monies
company.
During
184,
V.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
company
June
on
mui»
exchange
to
certificates
negotiated
company
system
purchase of the major assets of this corporation by Time, Inc.
was
negotiated by Reynolds & Co., members of the New York Stock
Exchange,
and
Howard
E. Stark, broker
of television and radio
stations in New York, it was announced on June 4.—V. 185, p. 609;
2330.
The
vrnou
li
•-/
bank.
as
delivery
Ltd.
requested
v.;
interest rate.
year
Delhi
be
and
Sale—
8,276,087
7,769,448
•
inc.—
ry.
continuing
was
to acquire the assets of the
exchange of stock of the two com¬
will then be dissolved. The name of
will) be Canadian
stockholders
date
and
Canadian
and
company
1,534,263
$4,019,281
Tne^ dividend
10,.
shares,
company
an
company
company
later
a
the Oil
through
Petroleum
surviving
At
this
up
Consolidated
President, advised- that the board of directors
policy of seim-annual payments, on the .series A
only scock dividends have been paid, end quarterly
payments on the series B shares, on which only cash dividends have
been
paid.
The series A shares are convertible into series B on a
share-f^r-share basis "at all times,
except for the intervals between
the dates of dividend
declaration and the record dates for dividend
to
May, 20,
on
execution
the
approved
12
between
company
The
Acquired
President,
shareholders, said in part:
April
on
arrangement
Petroleum
the
Murchison,
interim report to
an
Ltd,
W.
gas
Marks & Co.; Burnham & Co.; Shelby
McDonnell & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Room
at
company,
Y.," will
$3,482,477 $38,021,844 $18,323,978
2,122,564
its series B
made
Ltd.—Assets
Petroleum
Delhi
Dissolved—C.
natural
62,388,152
$3,197,525
oper.
p.
Richard
Canadian
Be
1
&
purchase from it of $25,000,000
p. 2555
and 2444,
'
The
expenses
from
185,
June
(Canada)—Acquisition—
Petroleum
w
.
when
levels.
on
See
.ft ftft.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co*;—Bids June 11—
The
Ry.—Earnings-
revenue-
oper.
rev.
rate.
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd.
ft
Laurence M.
Co.;
&
Hutton
F.
*N.
$80,712,130
,
3512.
p.
£ i.
—
ot
announced
just
enlarge
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
Ry.
oper.
revenue
$18,426,693 $16,276,600 $67,687,715 $63,503,667
Inc., the principal underwriter, was permanently enjoined on Oct. 27,
Ry.
oper.
expenses
13,512,937
12,404,977 52,261,832 49,124,435
14,379,232 v-i 1955,. by the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New
Net rev.
from ry. ops.x
4,913,756
3,871,623
15,425,883
York, frpm engaging in or continuing certain conduct and practices-ill
Net ry. oper. inc. (after
.
.
connection with the purchase and sale of securities.
5,975,637
Federal
taxes)
1,721,428
1,668,247
5,491,103
More particularly, uie Commission's ordei
states that Contact Ura¬
4.397,053
Net
income
.31_'
1,321,998
1,262,595
3,920,890
nium's notification fails to disclose Robert J. Morman as an affiliate
$1.51
Earns,
per
com.
share.
$0.45 —
$0.44
$1.34
and promoter of
the company; that the company failed to file an
—V. 185, 0. 2330.
'
' '• /%/:.%
" "Vv.offering circular, as required; that it failed to file the required semirannual reports of stock sales;-that the company sold securities without
1
Citizens Utilities Co.—Votes Series A Stock Dividend
delivery of the required offering circular; and thaf; the notification
The directors on June 3 voted a semi-annual dividend on its series
failed
to include information
as
to all unregistered securities of the
A shares, equal to 45c per share, payable in series A stock at a 3'
company sold within one year prior to the filing of the notification.
utility firm announced placement of $5,000,000 5 V\ % debentures
insurance companies in March.
Tnis financing was negotiated
lie
by Gulf
Co.;/The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; William Blair
& Co.; Cooley & CO.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Goodbody & Co.; and
Putnam & Co.—V; 185, p. 2555.
<
;
..
E.
Period End. Apr. 30—
with six
early in
to
ft.'
Francis I. du Pont <fc Co.; Shields & Company; A. G.
Inc.;
Co.
Davis
Ladenburg,
Corp.;
Securities
&
Culiom
1957—4 Mos.—1956
63,336,304
1,935,693
Chicago, Rock Island &
companies.
insurance
Becker
RR.—Earnings—
16,095,142
$4,518,738
ry.
April 30—
oper.
railway
—V.
proceeds
has applied to the California P. U. Commission for
private placement of $3,000,000 first mortgage 4.80%/
company
approval
Net
Net
are to
ueveiupmeiit costs
California Water & Telephone Co.—To
The
-Files
capital.
working
commercial
residential,
Hutzler;
&
Bros.
1957- -5 Mos.—195G
i
.
The
interconnected
an
Approximately 70%; of the retail customers are
having populations of fewer than 50,000.
2330.
p.
period End.
of notification with the
.0 ren'st
to be
letter
a
.
without underwriting.
,iesenuy
*
expio
filed
23
at'-
,
share,
per
ops.
income—
oper.
Railway
Exchange Commission—
May
on
^o,0
cove.nig
offered
«
Retail natural gas operations are conducted in the States
West Virginia, Kentucky, New York, Maryland
1,345,000
mately
31.
110,000
Springs, Colo.-
Bulldog Mining Corp., Colorado
1 C
,1
I
Pennsylvania,
Equitable
$19,577,619 $81,358,648
16,031,900
expenses
from
rev.
Railway
With Securities and
,
1957—Month—1956
$20,550,638
Chicago Great Western
110,000
Co.
&
obtained
company
r. ft.''
Virginia.
In addition/ the System has an extensive wnolesale
business, selling natural gas to non-affiliated public utility companies
for resale to their customers.
The System sells: gas at retail to approxi¬
330,000
Co.
&
-ft
on
April 30
oper.
ry.
—V.
Co., Inc.
Loeb
Moors & Cabot
2554.
p.
Net
Fleming-
Nolan,
W. B. Hibbs &
1.100,000
— _
185,
Net
5o0,000
330,000
Inc.
Co.,
Hanranan & Co., Inc
—V.
share—
Railway oper. levenue
Railway
Inc
Co.,
Newburger,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
F.
Evans
1,100,000
Sons
&
Childs &
C.
+- t-.
'
and
550,000
3,000.000
1,500,000
ties Corp
Hallgarten & Co..
Wood, Struthers & Co.
The
700,000
Inc.
Stone & Webster Securi¬
Period End.
Co.,
&
that
,1
transmission system and theJrfjy deliver additional
whicn the System has under contract in southern
its
gas
gas.
Ohio,
of
will start
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Co
&
Baird
W.
Robert
V*
The
$1,100,000
Fahnestock
natural
principal amounts
Day
<8s Hutzler 3,000,000
Salomon Bros.
the
May 27 announced details of a $7,000,000 coai
building shortly at Toledo, Ohio. - ..
.
transferring coal from railroad cars to ships, will
have a capacity of 6,000 net tons an hour.
This is three times the
volumetric capacity of any traveling ship loader ever built.
^.
The company already has three large coal piers at Presque Isle on
Maumee Bay.
They handled 17,000,000 tons of coal last year. The new
faculty will be- constructed / on the outshore- end„ of5 the present pre
unloading slip.
^ ■
Completion is set for June, 1958.
Contractors are McDowell Co.,
Inc., of Cleveland and Krupp of Germany.—V. 185, p, 2330.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
__$3.450,000
Morgan Stanley <& Co.— 3,200,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 3,000,000
A
Wi
to be
or
permit
t
of the corporation, 13 operating subsidiaries and a sub¬
service company.
The operating subsidiaries are engaged in
production,
purchase, storage, transmission and distrioution of
facility,; for
The
bonds:
The First Boston Corp.
—k—
company
it
dock
below have severally agreed to
the company the following respective
F
ft
sidiary
'
$ •••-.; ;r-r ;
. £ -< '
38,324,000
36,703,000 176,990,000 168,787,090
6,220,000 fc 6,061,000
26,057,000
26,332,000
$0.77
<
$0.75
$3.23.,' "
$3.28
—
com.
per
This
1955.
purchase from
income
Earns,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new series F
bonds, capitalization of the company consists of; $138,079,000 in first
mortgage bonds; 180,000 shares of 4.25% cumulative preferred stock,
par value $100; and 2,715,522 shares of common stock, par value $25,
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named
income
Gross
total operating revenues of the company
amounted to $99,012,795 and net income to $9,780,804 compared with
total operating revenues of $91,436,164 and net income of $9,232,282
during
«
composed
$
.;'v
$
1956
EARNINGS—During
1957—Month—1956
Period End. May 31-
within 30 miles of
miies
of
J
..
:i UNDERWRITERS—Other members of the underwriting group include;
Massachusetts,
eastern
is
capacity of
—'V ftfti
Louisiana.
Higher—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—May Earnings
„
Watertown,
Arlington,
BUSINESS—Corporation
proceeds from the sale of the deben¬
tures are to be used to reduce bank loans incurred primarily to fi¬
nance
increased inventories and accounts receivable.
Working capital
requirements of the corportaion
have increased Substantially as a
result of the recent growth of its business.
The corporation's backlog
of unfilled orders at March 31,
1957 aggregated $508,000,000 as com¬
pared with $214,000,000 at December 31,
1955 and $188,000,000 at
Dec
31
1954.
-'j.t*. A">:N." - .
7.•
Bale of the debentures will represent the first public . financing by
the Dallas-based manufacturer of naval
aircraft and guided missiles.
The corporation was
a
division of United Aircraft Corp. until its
"spin-oft" on July 1, 1954.
Chance Vought's present capitalization
consists
of
approximately 1,088,500 shares of common stock.
The
corporation has no funded debt.—V. 181, p. 1557.
/- v, ^
redeemed
after
I,, .it
quantities
the
of
portion
substantial
A
obtained
,
the
will
.rces,
Interstate irom, o^her
f
issue.
of the com-
pany
Inc.
Co.,
advance, together wi
rate will be determined later. Harriman
will nead an underwriting group for the proposed
conversion
and
rate
&
#
h 3* 1879-
•
of
Subscriptions in United States,
u
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
-
Volume
185
Number
5645
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2663)
Capital Flotations in the United States
3
in June
And for the Six Months of Calendar
Year 1956
Total corporate financing
in the domestic market for
June, 1956 amounted to only $604,043,096,
$543,683,678 less than the May. volume which stood
at $1,147,726,774. It should, however, be pointed out that
the single offering of long-term bonds of the General
Electric Company in the amount of $300,000,000
played
an important
part in increasing the over-all volume tor
May, 1956. For the month of June, 1955 the aggregate
bonds, series R, due June 1, 1986, and the stock
offering
by Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Co., totaling $27,562,500 and
consisting of 350,000 shares 'of $5 par
value,
the month of
or
total
stood
The
at
total
capital
$684,800,651.
dollar
!
;
(
volume
of
t
offered
issues
offerings in June of 1956 totaled 39 [issues in
-number totaling
$128,664,000, or 21.30% of that month's
grand total.
During May, the month previous, a total
of 36 offerings were
placed through the private route
in the amount of
during June, 1956 was $583,766,885, or
against $20,276,211, or 3,36%, for refunding.
as
$320,535,000,.
total
a
of
52
offerings
amounting to
41.78%, of that month's grand total were
Long-term bond and note financing in June of 1956
totaled $392,982,000, or 65.06%. Of this
figure, $380,236,200, or 62.95%, represented funds for new capital pur¬
poses and $12,746,000, or 2.11%, was raised for refund¬
ing operations.
,
Corporate
issues
January
to
$5,000,000,
solely for
0.83%,
or
capital
new
constituted
and
■
May
dollar
Stock offerings placed in June of the
year under re¬
view, aggregated $206,060,896,
over-all volume.
total of
for
ume
34.11% of the month's
or
15.39%
or
36
number with
an
issues
in
June,
1956
totaled
or
28.55%, while preferred stock offerings
16
total of all
80
$33,596,250,
A
were
offerings numbered 69 with
volume of
a
The
common
1956
stock
$il1,929,826,
i
or
9.75%, while preferred issues totaled 18 and reached the
of
$65,999,048,
lar volume.
For fhe month of June, JL955 common stock
Preferred
added up to
offerings
$49,543,460,
or
17
were
ip
number
7.23%, of the month's
check
a
month
in
our
the
various
categories
fiVe-year table,
note
we
that
706,942,
With
32.73%
or
of that
few exceptions,
a
the list each month.
was
month's gross
This
one
was
followed by
6.76%;
oils,
$35,304,535,
5.84%;
or
trading, holding, etc., $31,908,257,
coal,
copper,
etc., $9,759,300,
ings, etc., $540,000,
or
investment
-
,
the
total
that
issues
placed
in
June,
sold
in
the
-
k.Y
of
the
to
in
■
tures, due June 1, 1978; the $40,000,000 offering by the
first
Total
the
an
increase
of
26
^Feb
2
2
Feb
9
Feb
23
Mar
we
present
tabulation
a
of
Mar
15
Mar 15
Mar 22
June
1956
($6,972,000)
$1,819,324
^
came to
^Canadiap
on
for
the
of
light
Govethment"
$25,000,000
Australia
made
Mar
1
Mar
New
up
and
expenditures.
SUMMARY
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
-1956-
YY Y
January
$
*
Refunding
<
Apr
12
Apr
19
Refunding
•$
Total
"
$
456,339,621
March
49,292,653
505,632,274
28,225,930
561,254,002
New
Capital
S
'
365,994,632
13,381,714
May
May 17
1,224,380
478,156,055
■1,819,324
725,877,009
May 24
$52,696,197 $3,019,302,200
1956,
1955,
different
AND
monthly
Refunding
Total
May 31
t
New Capital
Refunding
•
f Total
$
$
$
628,060,950
466,249,711
20,439,521
486,689,232
384,282,362
44,639,185
428,921,547
314,624,478
15,372,739
329,997,217
70,653,000
Second
1,092,117,895
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
521,025,292
1,970,544,582
315.097,152 2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
$
509,658,396
172,833,757
682,492,153
,
502.084.724
748,829,028
83,518,225
832,347,253
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559
592,872,491
91,928,160
684,800,651
891,217,851
96,140.649
987,358,500
348,280,142 2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
1,851,359,915
3,821,904,497
490,437,663
August
622,211,465
September
566,346,199
Third
Nine
quarter
1,678,995,327
months
Fourth
quarter—
a
;?
V
Jun 14
91-days
91-days
Jun 21
91-days
2,535,939,000
2,684,698,000
Jun
21
Jun 28
91-days
2,318,478,000
2,467,234,000
99.317+ *2.702
99.350
*2.573
a
a
2
c
1,601,731,000
1,601,523,000
1,600,639,000
1,600,858,000
9%-12 yrs.
436,930,973
+1' 12 yrs. " Y'' *'1 7,834,000
1
for
for
six
a.
\
•
a
<•:
2
c
54,048,840,115
,___
bank
which
Y'Y
6,849,515,973
months
a
*2.581
*2.430
99.359 + *2.535
7,834,000 100
June__-___________
Total
of
99.348
100
Total
on
99.352 + *2.562
99.386
436,930,973
2 yrs.
all
99.315 + *2.708
8,455,755,677
7
rate
99.307+ *2.741
99.362 + *2.523
100
14
♦Average
a
2
Y c
2,970,000 100
Jun
1
<
100
Jun
Jun 1-30 Jun
*2.497
22,017,000 100
May—
discount
were
basis,
changed
as
a
Comprised
follows;.
of
three
SERIES
E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Over-all interest rate raised from
2.9% to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
rate achieved
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10
to 9 years, 8
months instead of
years
mediate
months.
one
Individual
year.
$10,000 to
when
$20,000
Interest
starts
accruing at the
end
Also the yield is higher in each
year.
limit
annual
on
purchases has been
of
inter¬
doubled
maturity value.
H
(NEW)—New current income bond, Series
H, available
interest, compounded semi-annually,
maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9
years
months, with interest paid by check
semi-annually. Redeemable
any time after 6 months from issue
date, on one month's notice.
at
held
8
par
Series
as
H
to
to
maturity,
2.50%
for
than
K
individual limit
has
on
annual
purchase of $20,000.
SERIES J AND K—These replaced
of May 1, 1952.
Series J and K
combined
c
Bonds.
those
is
30,
1952
of
F
and
increased
previous
Sale
Sales
Series F and G Bonds,
respectively,
yield a return of 2.76% when held
of the former rate of 2.53%
for F Bonds and
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will be
instead
G
data
G.
to
Annual
purchase
limit of Series J
and
$200,000.
on
Savings
''Chronicle."
Bonds,
footnote
see
on
2637,
page
of
Treasury notes of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
Treasury notes of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes are
at par and accrued interest to the 15th
of the month and if held
of
maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47%. Sale of
Treasury
Series "C" began on Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at
par and
interest to the 15th of the month and if held to
maturity or
two years, interest approximates $2.20
per month for each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury
Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23.
1953.
For previous data on
Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
Oct. 19, 1953, "Chronicle."
accrued
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
154,141,400
644,579,063
389,019,719 1,011,231,184
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
494,761,309 .3,726,851,724
732,106,517
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
326,002,854
599,755,043
611,231,067
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
1,669,340,438
75,574,200.
284,937,645
New
Refunding
Indebtedness
$
$
Jan
5
91-day
bills
1,600,478.000
12
91-day
bills
1,600,601.000
1,600,062,000
1,600,601,000
Jan
19
Jan
26
1,600,903,000
1,600,865,000
1
Treas. bills
Treas. bills
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
1,601,612,000
1,600,865,000
Jan
Jan
Jan.
1
Total
Treas.
Treas.
91-day
91-day
U.
S.
Tax
for
antic'n
7~09~000
644,8~35~592
1,720,000
1,720,000
notes
January
7,050,111,592
(Continued
896,168,712
416,000
644,835,592
6,402,431,000
401,577,054
on
page
647,680,592
6)
756,029,603 2,425,370,041
In the
803,155,608
179,006,275
982,161,883
52,234,091
601.557,784
235,924,122
266,684,600
502,608,722
61,315,965
789,492,514
658,303,098
368,085,542 1,026,388,640
the
130,686,956
2,533,029,549
1,697,382,828
813,776,417 2,511,159,245
years
1,370,634,213 9.274,776,630
Accepted
Jan
3,232,090,415
33,408,844
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
7,904,142,417
OF
Type of
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
2,403,242,593
——
452,551,576
22,017,000
451,270,677
549,323,693
months-
99.369
99.295+ *2.788
451,270,677
2,970,000
728,176,549
December
99.300+ *2.769
1,600,142,000
1,600,097,000
1,125,742,351
November
99.394+ *2.397
1,600,073,000
1,601,671,000
2,332,028,000
2,604,922,000
5,500,899,824
October
1,600,109,000
1,600,221,000
452,551,576
112,141,200-614,225,924
604,043,096
183,047,914 4,368,476,123
2,178,449,000
2,471,478,000
2,338,543,000
2,526,674,000
1,600,097,000
1,600,616,000
1,600,563,000
Dated
1,147,726,774
4,185,428,209
months
Six
c
2,444,747,000
2,557,875,000
Jun 1-30 Jun
a
2
2,478,745,000
Juh
++
1,837,000 100
91-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
106,465,260 1,408,364,741
20,276,211
85,316,791 2,531,945,090
a
17,867,659,292
USE
.
53,690,700
2,446,628,299
quarter
2y«
591,678,292
769,644,757
$
1,094,036,074
1
27/a
2,108,087,000
517,561,292
100
91-days
for
25/a
1,004,782,000 100
notes of
583,766,885
May
June
*2.173
100
to
133,916,625
1,836,531,033
780,175,220
*2.422
99.451
6,229,950,000
*2.173
*2.374
99.388
3
May 17
Total
*2.409
99.400
100
May 1-31 May
1 9%-12 yrs.
May 1-31 May
Yy 12 yrs.
May 1-31 May, i
2 yrs.
sold
494,144,325
20,212,540
11,349,880
of
-1954-
97,731,123
768,825,340
1
amounts
1954
749.432,217
April
12
MONTHS
the
99.391
99.451
6,876,642,576
May 31
June
showing
1,604,528,000
1,600,063,000
1,600,206,000
1,600,249,000
1,600,391,000
May 10
higher
$2,966,606,003
yrs.'
mos.
91-days
.YSl-days
91-days
May 24
379,376,346
476,931,675
724,057,685
.
2,592,669,000
2,155,908,000
2,424,396,000
April
Apt 26
May • 3
May 10
and
636,448,990
396,821,760
—
1954,
5
c
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3%
$402,622,040
17,955,204
1,738,799,910
First quarter
for
2
6,949,155,005
19
Apr 26
91-days
Apr 1-30 Apr 1 9%-12 yrs.
Apr 1-30 Apr
12-yrs.
Apr 1-30 Apr 1
2 yrs.
Total
a
100
March
Apr
*2.429
a
2,610,000 100
2 yrs.
5
SERIES
Total
$4,175,290'
—1955
533,028,072
.
L_
February
Capital
for
1
12
from
14,140,285
■
."Total
figures since January,
Mar 1
Mar
'/a
11%
99.386
v
mos.
■: 2
5
Apr
Apr
six
of
618,493,786
_____
543,964,005
yrs.
11
Mar 29
of
A total of
: 382,681,475
i
543,964,005
2,610,000
91-days-
Mar 1-31 Mar
bond
refunding operations
capital
*2.271
' 1
separate series,
June 15, 1971.
new
*2.402
99.426
99.396 + *2.388
1,837,000
5
Dec
governmental
States, the largest of
$396,446,750
__
June
mortgage
Mar
1
Total
size, placed during June,
was
99.393
1,600,755,000'
12 yrs.
1
:
c
1,600,052,000
1,601,349,000
1,600,425,000!
2,762,339,000
2,566,040,000
6,229,950,000
1,004,782,000
2,108,087,000
517,561,292
Mar 29
Mar
2
2,413,266,000
9%-12 yrs.
Mar 22
a
2,389,082,000
2,450,122,000
91-days
_91-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
8
Mar
Jun 1-30 Jun
/'
corporate financing:
New
1
1
8
*2.245
91-days
"
February..
Mar
*2.493
7,050,111,592
2 yrs.
Mar
%
ioo
__—
12 yrs.
for
Y/Y,,.
2,347,110,000
9%-12
1
$
91-days
* 91-days
1
for
new
*2.596
2 yrs.
Jan
For
Below
1
Apr
represented
sum
"
United
12 yrs.-
.•••;
Feb
Mar 1-31
financing
*2.489
-
1,600,478,000
for January—
Total
*
Canadian
to be used for
was
March
April
3%%
Jan
9^1-days
Feb
compares .with
Yield
99.371
1,600,601,000
99.344
2,686,133,000
1,601,612,000
99.370
2,596,116,000
1,600,865,000
99.433
644,835,592-f- 644,835,592
a
1,720,000
1,720,000 100
91-days
Feb
$478,156,055 the
States Possessions
the
May
its
as to
Commonwealth
balance
;•
by Household Finance Corp. of 4% sinking fund deben¬
Edison, Co.' of
Jan
Jan 1-31
1956
2,492,911.000
9%-12 yrp.,
Feb 1-29 Feb
Total municipal
financing for the first six months
1956 is set below:
three in number and comprised the $50,000,000
placement
Commonwealth
Jan 1-31
foreign government offering placed in the
States
$18,028,000
or
trusts,
limited
1
Feb 1-29
o
January
were
26
Jan
Feb 1-29
to
$724*057,685
15-year 4% % bonds, due
1
1956,
Jan
16
1956, advancing
municipal
Several
February
Large
19
19
.
Price
91-days
23-
<
1956.
another page,
issue
1.62%, and land, build¬
or
0.09%.
Jan
Jan
Jan 1-31
in
;
in
,
June
United
5.28%; iron, steel,
or
12
;
Amount
Accepted
Applied for
2,458,443,000
21.30
rose
Amount
•
91-days,
27.93
of $665,963,208, or
'
shows
The initial
29.03%.
18.65%; railroads, $40,834,000,
Jan
Mar 1-31
principal offerings,
were
on
other industrial and manufactur¬
or
1956,
may-be fpund under 'the listing
Next in order for the current month
ing at $112,655,191,
12
Feb
was
dollar volume.
or
5
Jan
Feb
the $40,000,000 emission of
3%% debentures
•of the Province of British Columbia.
The other offerings
public utilities customarily lead
miscellaneous, which totaled $175,334,871,
Jan
5
35.77
refunding obligations.
which
1956,
public utility category which aggregated $197,-
the
26
Jan
7
included the
'during
each
the
June,
No,offerings of United
gross
presented
for
Due
L
FINANCING DURING
S
Dec
16
sharply
of
u
:
Feb
$166,000,000 bond issue of the Grant
County Public Utility District No. .2,
Washington; $91,755,000 issue of bonds by various local
and
attaining the highest dollar volume during June,
was
1956
issues
of
May,
total
a year ago,
of New York.
dollar volume.
In
for
smaller
/
r
Dated
Feb
housing authorities; the $50,000,000
offering of the State
rof California, and the $30,000*000
placement by the City
placements totaled 87 and accounted for $172,365,691* or
25.17%.
that
i
Offered
TREASURY
31.85
128,664,000"
1956,
STATES
Y
37.98
(New !York)
5.75%, of that month's gross dol¬
or
of
comprised
comparison of the results for June, 1956 with that
sum
320,535,000
capital offerings, while the very small
financing placed during the month.
May of the previous month shows that
June,
breakdown
June
confined
5.56% of the grand
or
volume
$59,913,801.
in
aggregate dollar volume of $172,464,646,
issues totaling
total
total for
to
A
The
of $221,of
stock
above
UNITED
.
Date
Mar
32.40% for June, 1955.
or
Common
for
sum
volume
-
,
58.67
j
!
In fact, it was the
largest in gross dollar
volume for any month thus far in
1956]
of the gross dollar vol¬
May, the previous month, and the
909,151,
29
245,144,338
279,084,500
39
,
j
% of Total
Treasury Financing in June, 1956
-
; The Treasury Department in June confined its
opera¬
tions to the sale of
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds and
Depositary Bonds.
six
month before.
This figure compared with the smaller
$176,638,174,
v";'
$296,649,571
_________
or
first
V 213,179,000
I
$725,877*009 from -the
the
Total Amount
Municipal financing in June,
uses.
in
31
__
raised
latter period,
placed*privately.
35
____
month's total
$286,124,000,
,34
_
f
April I
June
funds
1
■
j
March
offering, the total of which, amounted
one
privately
months of 1956 follow:
February
limited to
placed
r. -../Y-No. of Issues-
Short-term bond and note financing during
June, 1956
was
27.93%., of.that month's
or
tptal volume. A comparison of the current
with that for
June, 1955, shows that in the
new
purposes
96.64%,
-
Private
,
for
stock.
common
Y.
4,901,430,853 1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
6.598,813,681 2,064.567,329 8.663,381.010
lowing
the
year
comprehensive tables
pages
six
we
months'
compare
figures
corresponding
preceding
comparison.
with
periods
thus
on
the fol¬
the June and
in
those
the
affording
a
for
four
five-
Total
-1952
$
503,8 0 25,480 84.09 189 96.401675 5,0 ,0 9.437.50
723,98 64 178,350 62,1 804
1,528406 munic?paltes.
6.72,0
3.025,0
Refundi g 3,702.0
140,65 0 1,80 158, 70
—1932
:*
i
Total
$'
Refundi g
248,0 0
230,75.0 1.60,0 3,610, 0 52.40 508, 50
16,590 203,9 0
25.0 0 25,480
„
149.8 ,245
189.2,364 16,590 35.74,25 236,5943 13.60,938 3,610. 0 1,208,18 98.*12705
_
3,025 0
3,702. 0
$
iJoYMs 12,06 938 1720*8.18 —. 21,5205
723,9864
3,702. 0 3,025,0
3,025,0
6,72,0
and
248,0 0
Capit l 16,590. 203.9 0 27.03, 1,60 0 3.610, 0 52.40,
Total
17,8.0 26,53.10 3.250 937l5L2o6 187,59.0 2,415.0 240,6 .0
$
17,9250
Capit l 17,80 210.98,10
3.250, 0 7526^0 187,59.0 2.415,0
7,350, 0 256,487.50 132,50. 90 *65 98.12 0 5,437.50 650, 0
37,250
New
Total
$
*
GFOVCOERRNEPMIGNTA,T, 19—56
SOUMFARY
$RCNeafuepnidtwlgS•012,-734896.5 _.8514061,,76 1:.320,5497 -— >■-——_.. 205837,6,1_';•09,_._25.-—206,35a.genc-is.1874934 —- 281,549037 Sbmuifantniucopclltyedeisdnse
OFJUNE
DtCorpae— o'mestic-— Lbonogann-toedrtemdssShort-em Prefstrocek_d stock Can-di — Lboonagnn-toedtredmss Prefstorcekd stock foreign- Lboonagnn-otdetredsms stock corpate InBteraanion_kl CGoavnerndmiant forgeoveirgnmnt LGoaavnnd, ♦Municcpailt—eStses,,SPotaeins toal fdignuoroest
MONTH
Com on
Com on Other
Com on
Grand
Total
§
Other Farm
United
•These
15,74.0 17,938—.20
458,969 472,169
75,0 2 2,893,81 28.401,56 3,295.0 62,54025 19,86759
150.3, 150.3,
75384,,871030
624,173
12,6178 30.194,0 82,5405 6.097,398 53.015,24 4,59,072
10, 0 10, 0
16,75140
10, 0
s
.
975,25 ¥75*173
71,25.364
3,428,96 37,12.69
17,8.0 285.96302 2.893,81 3.250, 0 103.6270 190,83.50 2.4150 62,54025 407,81659
129928,0,6754530 19,0877,358930
7,350, 0 378,109 78 162.94,0 ~90 ,6 O 180.62,5 61.534,98 1,274.173 53,015.24 14,79 02
51,98460 4.50,0 35,6036 375,173 3,920,50 96,14069
17,52 65
~
249,0 0
105.46,38 30,1940 81.578,03 6.097,398 53,01524 4,59,072 281, 935
10,
.
41,2578 1,4309
7.350. 0 326,14538 158.94,0
90 ,0
89 ,0
145,32719 61.534,89 53.01,24 137,8 .572
891.275
120.46,270 5.219,39 42.97,42 6.397,20 2,43,760 36,58.42 8.6 ,578 21,90.51 20.1730 316.02370 13.793 19.4792 ,26470_ 6,243.760 50. 0 47.158,42 104.37,58 .6,8501
20,173.0 195. 750 8,50 . 0 7.20 0 1.250. 0 4.0 .0 50. ,0 10.5 0 8.12,0
7.5 0, 0 7,5 0, 0
Refundi g 38.50,
16,293 25 3 8.235
6.05 0 6,05 ,0
10, 0
Capitl: 20.1730 157.09 8.50, 0
60.9 075 91.765 4.0 0 50, 0 10,5 .0 70,390
1.50 0 1.50 , 0
10.426,70 5,219.39 42.192 6.39720 2.43.760 34.0125 8.052,078 20S.541 20,1730 267.53,70 13.793 103. 67 7.308965 6,243.760 50. 0 4.512^ 80.291078
Total
S
$
-15)
62,540.25 20.345,728 192,5469 17,80 301.7 ,302 2,893,81 3,250 12.56,90 190,8350 2,415,0 62.540*25
13,20
Capit l 7,350. 0 20.6780 128,0 ~9o ,6 o 63,742916 5,43750 650,0 3,2950 510,87916
New
186,9043 16.590 35,7425 23,5493 10,63598 3,610 1,208,18 98.12,05
A
3,9205 78,615084
Refundi g 35^809150 4,50,0 34,8504
$
-1954
CONORGPREUFAWPTIE
75.0720 2,893 18 28,41 706 3,2950
237,60-
$
IFYSFTMOJSUTEUINHVAAHINRERSD
YJFMOTEFULIINHAUAVAONRRCRSPMGDLN41W9^53—■195C3NRTaepRoCfNiCeuNtafwn'uTapdnploodtiwtwglg$l'®TS706S774.82,5,1083.845.69602—i43279612,485;-0.—:32_—1154,870,97r— :■.996180,425.262004773159_——i€__-,"—;2.;■0,59(K*11,,336649294529780613S,.6887370S.82455PCrGfFR§otDBUteaoveclhfvnniohmdtararlcsuodgerpmsfinmkcy.
5701,,145380
149,8 245
2.970 36,40
-1953 Refundi g 15T74WO
S
5.30,943 9,035.938 17208,18 21,5 0
25.0 , 0 25,480
150,3 0 150,3 0
$
New
s
New
17,3820 72,514 60
3823,92,78400
S
•„
40.83 0 132, 0. 9 5.27,50 59.731 0 2.05 0 540.0
1.624,0 5,9120
-1956 Refundi g
S
ACHNARDTE
2,10 0
132, 90
JOFUNE
MONTH
48.50, 0
5,401,761 7,580,21
2.18450
3.10 12,7460
$
New
2.64 30 614,50 13,640
16.397,125 3 8,235 2,64.30 24.0650 91.28,160
592,8741
5,0 .0 5,0 ,0
Total
103,20
65.37,942 4.6180 52.9341 13,254 3 26,908257 43.15871 206, 896 40,834.0 197.06942 9.759.30 12.6519 35,0453 540, 0 31.908257 175.34,871 604. 3096
5.0 0 5,0 ,0
540, 0
Capitl 39.210 418.0 5,27.50 57,63170 2.05 0 129.0, 380,260
684
1.624.0 8.04,50
8.51,701 ■- 20.7621
2,10,0
_
63,248.92 4,81,0 52.9341 13,254 3 2265.9708 37.14 0 198.530,685 39.210 189.6 492 9,75.30 10.5 ,19 35.0453 ,540. 31,908257 16,82310 583,760.85
126
NBoanodts uitles eccotop—.a-rl,,manufces ori inmdaanuufscnttrirg—dl bueildtcng.s, httorreauldtsicn.g,,Miscelan_ous NBooatens-ds utiles eccooptarl,,manufces o_rie;indamuansnuftrcditrilg bueildtc—ng.s, httrroeauldtsicng.,,Miscelanous — utiles eccooptarl,,manufces oriesindamuansnutfrcdtrlig bu;eildtncgs, httrroeauldtscin.g,,Miscelan.ous f".. L_— utiles.- eccooptarl,,manufces oriesindamuansnutfrcdtrlig; bueitlcd._.,ngs, «1•■--«_eihtterorauldtsicng.,,Miscelan—ous sceocrupritat.e
Long-Term Railroads Public Irson,te l,Equipment Maotnords
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing Investmn Total
,
Short-Tem Railroad_s Public ste l,Equipment Maotnords
Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing Investm n
Total
Stocks-
Railroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Maotnords Other L Land, Rub er
Oil
Investmn
Total
<'
, Railroads ste l,Equipment Maotnords
Total—
.
Public Iron,
Other Land* Rub er
Oil
Chip ingInvestm n
Total
I
o
Oi
2.
5.
§.
1-4',-
*t
3,850, 0 19,60
Refundi g 27,04 125 15,91650 695,0 0
3,025,0
295, 175 l,"(568~0 751,93:5 257,618750
Capit l 2,78543102 31,208 0 34,5169 674,160
3,850 16,58 0
3,9704 87 50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 287, 043 2,09316 16,0 0
3,062.783,1^ 31,208 0 359,70319 674,8106 12,0 0
$:'
New
Total
12,0
2,97645,20 153,70 286,95423 645,12 3 26,0 0 61,59712
Rcfundi g 10, .815 201,250 7,486,530 1,932,540
-1953
Capit l '$. 2,875:4 90 153,48750 279,4389 643,7983 'r- 26,0 0 61,59712
H
■
New
V
.
sl
Tbt
.^
•
'i-r
2.467 3,521 103,4 0 50,46813 543,9104 74,02 0 32,7~86O
Relindl g 40,16 34 8,235 40 1,680,425 '685,0
$•
Refundi g 13,790 1,20.0 50,72 0 91,25.60 6,457,925
$
-1952
14,105,6039.758
2,56 ,0
187,26 0 1,03284,60 46,305 0 23.50 694,120 37,604 1,70850 25,0 0 267o~b:6 578,1650
Refundi g 31,0 0 20,87 0 630,0 3,169215 1,3490
:
1,058.43
60 ,0 0
18,91650 13,790 1,49.60 51,68340 94,3 250 10,7 925
25,0 0 31,203 0
508,19358 25,103618 30,25893 80,17803 90, 0 3,1 ,31 16X3250 75,029
153, 0 153,70
54,82560 38,749 03 13,2914 64,132 96 290, —i 165.081,246 68,0 513 94,135067 187,260 1,5742180 85.04,03 23,50 80.358 4g 1„739,56 1,98.50 25,0 0 19.081,246 79, 513
7,348,0 5
1,0392685
1
:
,
167,261 721,025
1, 82,7 9 9,419,07
Capital 2,0631 7 103,4 .0 417,236 542,3615 73, 50 32,780
New
Total
31,0 0 28,1 05 630, 0 3, 647 2,07,025
L■.-
15,376 29
.
000 400
4,0 31652 67,80 0 r91^20i 2,53190658 31,0 0
3,726851,724 98,0 0 8,5280 879,1)50~ 3,7 16,9 19,50
Capit l 156,2 70 1.0,97260 45,670 23:50, 61749,65 376,25.840 1,7085 25,0 0 26,0 0, 564,172,
537,245 38,749 03 13,0718 63,41 71 290, 0 165,081246 6,87 34
New
.
90 ;0 0
Total
:
153,4870 153,4870
50 ,0 0 50 ,0 0
9,248, 0
1034,10:9 ; 1,50837 0 169,80 12,50 0 271,05 21 75,13750 1,0 0 o25b:0o0, 24,09 0
-r
156,2 0 1,54920715 84,2403 23,50 78i7:oX3l. 439,6 871 1,9850 25,0 0 19,081246 784,3984
,
4f
-
8,0453$!CPraomvnuicpdelts., 3,1872
•
38 ,50
592,1895 38,9150 201,37253 43,60.86 1,27,354 :173,2 4 89, 3478 14,81 9
Refundi g . 21,50 0 274,3 50 4,50,0 58,94 605 685,0 2,482:6 41,9 239
90 ,0
I71 3,2 4
134,6 90 2,1048965 208,19.50 12,50 0 472,9804 219.78:36 10,:3•76154 1,38•50 1i4,9837 40,975819
1,08 25 "315,1 3 2 5,0 9,70 , 0
21.50, 0 253,704 4,50 0 60,24857' 685.0 375.173 2,70,0 51,69 239
752,18 163,50 173,2 4
513,64 19 38,9150 20,9271 43,6086 89, 3478 104,78 19
90 ,0
173,2 4
13, 690 1,742961 203,69150 12,50 412,95387 218,593 6 10, 981 8,6150 14,9837 389,276580
416,9 17 26,97 58 32^54,25179,30620 34,926,5083,652,85212,50,0 2,950 301,54 71 25,60 380
426,960
102,4 0 103,4 0
■
—1954
214,980 1.4 ,86417 382,510 8 32875X25738,452 0 24.26,50 82.672.3567.50,0 297,950312.04 71 8,9180
78,53 40
..
'
3,2 09,415 98,0 0 75,230 263,480 3,6591 5 19,50
2.8397.0 90,5 .0 298,1 .471 1,64098,13 25,80 67,20.982
'
>
781,,365244;701,6362998035FtGo^feoRDhIBn{vedSttcavorohlsfmmurpaiilnkdf.. X:'rT■'.■v?x(--V■.rv>V,TUSFMEJFNYOHNUAHIIDAER0RDSS 24,51302,01793866054.817 819,09427'563
AMFTSUMEJIfNF3YANOUOHCDIPDXAVRQRLGS
•
15,630 1,5697024 402.51, 8 1,09,10 1,74598 287,50349 10.735,0 15,3 1 16:3X250 256,0 39
;
..
49,761309 12.80 0 61:470,5 7,247 21
1931- eii ui
14,267 0
3,248,0 195,0
13,9260
$
—1953
269,3 .0 1,568. 9,4 45,193.58: 1,09,10 1,269 4;3 297,68134, 10.735,0 15,31 3 16.34,250 270,32790
:
201,250 201,250
2,56 ,0
New
18,0 0 658,0^ 69,820 85
*-
20 ,0 0
Capit l 15,630. 1,04621, 6 37,4065 1,0910 841,2530 207,13 86 10,6450 12,0 0 15,3740
'
S
90,0 0
518.4318T 26,07 18 3 ,93X58y 3,89 073 3,1 ,31 16.34.25076,102,90
25,0 0 31,208 0
9, 49,60 963,40 3,678,650 3,720, 0
$
TotaJ
3,248,0 195,0 0
13,67 0
V,X-
85,0 0 750,9 0 2,60174, 3 31,0 0
-2i-
269,3 0 1,047 1,6 428,1650 1,09,10 932.5086 213,58 1 10,6450 12.0 , 0 169,025 0
40,130 15,0 0 1,48 65,19 2,81.72,563 1,80,0
ding
•
Capit l 12,690 1,2357 0 165,30. 12750, 90,00 21,6091 174,520 9,248,0 8,518,0 25,0 0 182,094761
50 ^0 50 ,06
$
426,960
New
Total
$
295,0 0
214,980 97. 2,50 25,190 58,971.20 189,50 79,01 50 5,0 .0 10,5 0 521,93 50
'
•• .
102,4 103,4
18,59^50 375,0 0
71,450, 0 90,59 ,50
-■'Vi
V
9*'
ding
576,93 60 16,05.0 48,10215 2,80419
-195 Jtefun
40,130 15,0 0 436.25;i9 1,80,0
Capital 2,86.342,0 74,5 0 250,78256 1,487,19 25.80, 67,20982
2,7816,30
New
168: 58
-195 Refun
712,640 36.1,263
124.86,0 184,530 12.750, 9,312.85 9,70,0 36,7940
Capit l.
90,140 795,2 .50 25,190 437,2045 90,187. 5 69,31 50 5,0 0 295.0 10,5 0 485,13750
18,59 0
Total
18,4570 1,074.3 50 25,750 38,19.70 1,09^28.50 249,60 2,7130 47,50 0 4,12,50 59.8420 58,2370
50,0 0
13,589450 120,0 3,90,0 235,0 5,0 ,0 2,894 50 1,97,80 362,1 .958 62,387 49 274,36 93 62.87 05 2,756,10 2,130, 0 79,147691 16,742 0
New
20,91 785 4,6 ,0 20, 420
16.05,0 16,05 0
375,0 0
175,0 0
5,40 0 74,5 0
395,7638 12.30,58
5 L2 5 159,02. 34.926508 3,483,94 12,50. 0
4324,91570.86
434,917026,86513105
4,852179
2,64 ,30 21,785491
124,86.0 205,432785 4,6 ,0 14,95 7 9,31285 9,86.85 2,64,30 74,62941 63,7294
298, 417 103,84. 9
90,140 1,20943 86 37,84 58 328,5125 96,47 25 125, 362 72,80349 67,50 0 297,950 309, 8417 64,352.89
3,209415'
-L'»52
Total^ ;• -•
4,2795,62 50, 0 67,850 120, 3650 1,0392540 2,47850,419 16,0 0
Total
2,950
314,6884236,31.0894507774,2919 197,1,503,849165527.029633827 v:",OGNCIOSRREPNUUPFWIEAT 3215.,7728086,1,82981735561040 1917,642035,,9.71376C95626244
CFGFLOOOVRAREPERNIGMANTT,,
J3UN0E notes notes. notes. Governmt. agenci—s t,Posein-. fbSrfmaoiatuuonngiccpeyelindldtsysse J3UN0E Notes- ecotp.r,manufctre^ manufctrig-^. hoterladticng., Notes- ecotp.r,manufces manufctrig htorealdtcin.g, etc. manufres manufctrig. — htoerladticng, —. etc. manufres manufctrig- — htroealdticng, —. securit.
$
Total
127,5860 25,0 0 1,73920 3,019. 20 25,840
;
'
-1938
8,29.3850 2.894*50 302,9 67(5 63,15627 150,94670 1320,5 23, 692 1,089,0
Refundi g 170,28560 5,281,790 7,480,47
v':
Capitol
3,059 4.20 2,89450 297,608(5 628,7501 150.84670 1,320,50 23. 6,92 1,089.0
'
$
137,58.0 6,9720 437,250 25.84,0
4,1852 09 2,96 0 3 7,59638712
•
Capit l
ACHANRDTE
New
$
98,4630 1,0 :6
1,9780 4,394,3 0
56,Y05:i6
169,75.0 1.065 ,90 25,7 50 38,107 91,4320 249.60, 21,730 47.50, 0 4,12,50 59,8420 538.0190
3.21,5890
SOUM FARY
328
182,65 80 1,497528 87, 5.349 38,107 1.368,52:93 312,47605 25.704,10 47.50, 0 6,24.50 14,0189 705,290
~
13,589450
120, 0
3.90 , 0
235,0 0
50,0 0
169,50 128,0
583, 3
34,8.32618,9074127
12,901580 12,94890 9.01580 128,0 1,0 ,0 583: 3 56,49:31 183,047.91
6,289,21
357,2618 62.387,49 274.16893 62.748,05 2,756,10 1,546, 7 79.147691 10,45291 943,859 169,750 1,43687.9 87, 5349 38,10.7 1.269^5 ,03 312.48,05 24,7010 47,50 5,69,167 14,01.89 648,53 91 4,185.2 09
5.0 ,0 2,894 50
950
'2.90,485'i•
New
;
'
"$
's•
8.530,5
-1956 Refundi g 1 ,703 0
18.02,0 1,30.95 0 52,69.17
$
,
MEONNPTHS "Corpate— boanndds Short-em Prefstd Comstocokn boanndds -— stock. stock foreign- boanndds stock. stock. corpate. UBar"Interaiol {Candian forgeoviegrnmnt LGooaavnnd, •Municpal—Stes,Staes toal-. fdignuoroest MENONDTHS Boands utiles sctoeall,, aacensorid- indaunstdrrl bueildtncgs; — tInrvuestsmn,Miscelanous SBhooarnt-Tdesm utiles sctoeall,, aacensorid- indausntrdl bueildtcngs,' Itnrveustsmn, Miscelanous - :utiles— sccotopeaellr,,, Equipment aacesnorid- indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Itnrvuestsmn, Miscelanous utiles. sccotopeaelrl,,, aacensodri- indausntrdl bueildtncgs, »—. — Itnrveustsmn,M:iscelanous corpate
6
a
Domestic- Long-term Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
'
••
I
*
Grand
Total
♦These
6
Other Farm
United
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Motors
Total"
Other — Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Railroads Equipment
Public Irbn, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Total
Stocks-
Railroads
Pub.lic Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
*
Total-
Railroads Equipment
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other — Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
!
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2666)
'New
Total Amount
Type of
Security
t
I
*
,
" 2
Feb
Treas.
bills
1,600,425,000
1,600,425,000
Treas.
91-day
"
1,0*15" 000
9
91-day
bills
1,600,755,000
Feb
16
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,052,000
1;599,740,000
1,600,052,000
Feb
23
91-day
bills
1,601,349,000
1,600,093,000
Feb
1
Treas.
Savings
bds.
543,964,005
2,610,000
Feb
U.
Feb
S.
Depositary
Feb
1
bonds-
antic'n
Tax
Total
"
Writer
Peters,
1,2*56~66O
Minnesota
♦1,624,000
6,949,155,005
6,400.310,000
548,845,005
bills
bills
1,604,528,000
1,601,218.000
3,310,000
Mar
8
1,600,068,000
1,600,068,000
bills
bills
1,600,206,000
1,600,061,000
1,600,249,000
1,600,249,000
Treas. bills
Ctfs. of
91-day
Mar 15
91-day
91-day
Mar 22
1,600,391,000
1,600,391,000
T~eas.
Treas.
Treas.
Treas.
Mar 29
91-day
Mar
1
IIV3
Dec
1
2»/2-yr.
Mar
1
HV3
Salomon
by
1
U.
1
Mar
Tax
Mar.
S.
Total
Apr
Apr
Apr
for
bds.
517,561.292
517,561,292
bonds.
1,837,000
1,837,000
March
17,867,659,292
l.ouo, AOa.OOU
1,600,221,000
1,600,221,000
1,600,073,000
1,600,073,000
1,601,671,000
1,600,765,000
bills
bills
Treas.
bills
Savings
bds.
452,551,576
|I
22,®17,000
May
for
3
906,000
475,474,576
6,401,168,000
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,097.000
bills
1,600,616,006
1,600,616,000
Treas.
bills
1,600,563,000
1,600,052,000
May 24
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,142,000
1,600,142,000
May 31
May
1
91-day Treas.
U. S. Savings
bills
1,600,097,000
451,270,677
1,600,097,000
bds.
Depositary bonds
1
Tax
Total
for
antic'n
511,000
451,270,677
2,970,000
2,970,000
notes
May____
8,455,755,677
8,001,004,000
454,751,677
91-day
7
Treas.
bills
1,601,731,000
1,600,068,000
1,663,000
1,601,523,000
1,600,206,000
1,317,000
Jun
14
91-day
Treas.
bills
Jun
21
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,639,000
1,600,586,000
53,000
Jun
28
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,858,000
1,600,391,000
467,000
bds.
436,930,973
436,930,973
Depositary bonds..
7,834,000
7,834,000
Jun
1
U.
Jun
Jun
1
S.
Tax
Total
for
Total
for
Savings
antic'n
6.849,515,973
FINANCING
Issued
x
Net Issued
Retired
$
%
$
585,039,000
137,400,000
t42,588,000
382,192,000
Notes
722,439,000
t340,247,000
January
t297.6u9.000
February"
Certificates
938,564;000
825,050,000
113,514,000
Notes
119,272,000
130,125,000
tlO,853,000
1.057.836,000
955,175,000
102,661,000
Total
'
February
612,025,000
i
65,291,000
108,109,000
+42,818,000
720,134,000
47,527,000
Mutual
loans
Co.
Life
358,778,000
5.94,090,000
18,651,000
129,638,000
Co.
+235,312,000
tll0,987,000
Si
Hutton
by
Langlcy
C.
W.
Curtis;
for
April
377,429,000
,
723,728,000
t346,299,000
*12,000,000
•
.
&
4.93,025,000
964,981,000
93,262,000
Total for May
108,210,000
+ 14,948,000
'
Placed
601,235,000
1976.
.
.
Placed
35,035,063,000 33,312,267,000
1,058,284,000
2,006,441,000
■___
Notes
36,093,347,000
bank
1,722,796,000
+948,157,000
35,318,708,000
Co.
77
&
Townsend,
and
'
due
:;r
'
.\:
1986.
1,
June
Connecticut
.
■',
-
'-,;V
•
Price,
to
7
and
to
and
notes
special
series
certificates
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund
to
Federal
Old
Civil Service Retirement
certificates
Unemployed Trust Fund
Insurance Trust Account.
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
&
Government
Life
Retirement Fund, Postal
Insurance
Fund, National
Fund, Federal Deposit Insurance,
Corporation,
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
tNet retired.
and
Life
fered
Federal
*3,000,000 New
'
'
During June, 1956
Later
Life
Five
series
&
GG
Ohio
due
Purpose, for
maturities.
Years)
$10,000,000 Potomac
Co ;
Si
trust
annually Jan. 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
equipment.
Price, to yield 3.60% for all
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Dick &
R.
Co.;
w.
Pressprich
Hammill
and
Wm.
F.
&
Si
Co.;
Baxter,
series
&
I,
Maine
due
RR.
4%%
annually
Freeman
Si
Co.,
equipment
March
1,
1957
furP°i!' for new equipment. Price,
Q°f, 1 AA acTcordlnS to maturity.
Stuart & Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
Baxter
,?orls*
Pollock &
Williams
&
Co.,
Hutchinson
Yantis
<fc
Dick &
Williams
&
trust
Co.;
&
Ira
Portland Cement Co., Ltd. 5V2% debentures
(Canadian), 132,025 shares of 5% con¬
stock (par $10, Canadian) and 396.075
shares of common stock (par $1, Canadian)
in units of
$700 of debentures, 25 shares of preferred stock and 75
shares of
common
stock.
Purpose,
for acquisitions and
new
construction.
Price, $1,018.95 per unit, plus accrued
interest on debentures ($687.35) for each $700 debenture;
$10.18 per preferred share; and $1.02 per common share.
Underwritten by Kiddei, Peabody & Co.; Hamlin Si Lunt;
Model. Roland Si Stone; George D. B. Bonbright & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Arthurs,
Lestrange Si Co.; Nesbitt, Thomson Si Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Wm. J. Merlcka Si Co., Inc.; Starkweather &
Co.; Kormendi Si Co., Inc.; Mead, Miller Si Co., and Pres-
yield
Freeman
Inc.;
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill
<n
certificates,
inclusive.
vertible
7
from
4.25%
by
Halsey.
J
;
Ohio
&
Si
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Wm.
McMaster
and
F
;
i
>
Inc.
for
all
Ry. 4%% equipment trust cer¬
due
annually from June 15, 1957 to 1971, in¬
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield 4.25%
maturities.
Offered
by
100%
Purpose,
and
accrued
for
Offered
<
Salomon
Carroll
&•
Yarnall,
Co.;.
wood;
Co.,
bonds
Putnam
Co.;
Si
Bioren
interest.
&
Joseph,
Co.;
&
Burr,
' Offered
Inc.;
Securities
Hanseatic
Walker
;
*300,000
.'„■■■
_
&
<Sz
Co.;
The
by
Bros.
&
Hutzler;
Mellen
&
of
Gas
Adams
I.
Francis
&
Co.
6%
Dean
convertible
'
"
debenture
Pur-
notes.
"
7
$3 750.000
&
Peck,
and
Chas,
G.
bank
with
loans
Mutual
mortgage
and for
Life
Union
Gas
1,- 1976.
construction.
Underwritten
by Blair
Co.
due
>
■-
&
Co.,
Inc.;
and
Snow,
accrued
Sweeny Si
3%
•
.
Co.,
•>
;
subordinated
v
deben¬
1,
Co.;
Si
Stone
&
Webster
& Co.
Oil
Industries.
Securities
-
Inc. 4(4%
and
Corp.,
.
first mortgage sink¬
for acquisition
l
—
4V»% -4J4% promissory notes due seri¬
ally to 1976. Purpose for repayment of bank loans. Placed
privately with Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. through
Blyth & Co., Inc. ""
7 •
.•
Oil
Co.
_
$22,058,000
interest.
.
convertible
New
,
4J4% .sinking fund debentures
to repay bank loans and for
100.67%
July
Kerr-McGee
,000,000 Plymouth
1981,
Purpose,
Price,
*15
construction.
of
Ltd.
ing fund bonds due June 1. 1971. Purpose,
of refinery and pipeline.
Placed privately.
H.
.
Co.
Co.,
White, Weld
*3 300,000
Scranton
bonds
new
Insurance
•
May
1
due
Barney
and
Corp.;
Co.;
Oil
1971. Purpose, for expansion and other
corporate purposes.
Price, 101.688% (U. S. funds). Un¬
derwritten by Lehman Brothers; Allen Si Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co;; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blyth
Si
Co., Inc.; J. C, Bradford Si Co.; Burnham and Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.;
New York Hanseatic Corp.; Smith,
Co.;. New
&
W.
Home
tures
Co.;;,Stone -Si
&
oil'
.
Miller,
Boston
duPont
Tucker, - Anthony
Co.. 4*4%^ first
repay
privately
10,000,000 Southern
due
and
for capital expenditures. Price, at par (in denomina¬
Offered privately to a limited number
persons.
..
f
Co.;
102.239%
...
Purpose, -to
new
Co.,
Si
$59, 731,700
to reduce bank
Sachs. Si
Goldman,
Corp.;-
Corp.;
'
Placed
Co.; Stone & Webster
Corp.; J. C. Wheat Si
Witter & Co. Over¬
Smith, Barney Si
Union Securities
Weld
of $100 each).
tions
first' mortgage
First
Co.
*600,000 Roanoke
,
Co.;
Corp.;
Turbine
Wind
pose,
Harri-
.
7
&
White,
subscribed.
7
Townsend, Croater & Bodine; Parrish & Co.;
Renshaw; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; J. R.
&
Webster
York
Inc.;,
Lynch,
program
Biddle
bonds, series I, due June 1, 1986.
Purpose,
loans
and
for
new
construction.
Price,
Coffin
McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Piper, Jaffray Si Hop& Co.; Riter & Co.; Rogers Si Tracy, Inc.I
Co.
&
Co.,
W.
&
accrued
,
Purpose, for expansion.
Price,
interest.
Underwritten by Eastman,
1981.
l,
accrued
and
Shields
by
7
'
sinking fund deben-
4'4%
Corp.
Blair & Co. Inc.; First California Co. (Inc.);
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Si Co.; Hornblower
Si Weeks; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Loewi
mortgage
Placed
construction
interest.
Inc.
Plywood
June
Dillon & Co.;
etc.
mortgage
Co.,
&
States
due
Si
j.
first
3%%
York.
$3,105,000 Chicago & North Western
t
*
t
S
3%%
Securities Corp.; and Stroud Si Co.,
tificates
i
'
E.
equipment trust certificates
annually June 4, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for
new
equipment.
Price, to yield 3.40% for all maturities.
Oftered by Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union
clusive.
i
,
Gregory
due
^
tures
Inc., and Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke.
.
.
Ry.
Co.
1971
Shepard
15,000,000 United
Securities
$8,000,000 Public Service Co. :of New Hampshire 374%
.
&
1991.
&
Lee
Co.;
Williston
7
'
Co., Inc.
$8,100,000 Chesapeake
cott.
30,
preferred
Jackson
Rodman
7;
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
Co.;
Power
June
due
•
first
Inc.
3,696,700 Lake Ontario
&
DeHaven
•
1971,
Offered
Haupt Si Co.; The Illinois
o
Ripley
Webber,
Hutton
Inc.
to
to
s
&
414ci^
25-year
Purpose,
1966.
Si
Inc; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Paine,
Si Ourtis; Spencer Trask Si Co.; E. F.
Co.; Newhard. Cook Si Co.; Elkins, Morris Si
Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton
man
7
'
$4,200,000 Boston
Co.
10-year secured nromissory notes due
for general corporate purposes.
Corp.
1,
privately through Leighly & Robertson,
"
Co.;
Pollock
1,
101.094%
Price,
certificates,
new
Shearson,
Haupt
equipment
Electric
June
due
3%%
;
•
Purpose, for improvements,
privately with Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
Offered
Merle-Smith;
&
RR.
7
Telephone
1981.
due
Paintr
Z
,
Natural Gas Co. 4'4% promissory notes due
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
Placed privately with Massachusetts Mutual
Byron
Inc. 5% convertible debentures due
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed priinstitutional investors through W. C. Langley
Associates,
with
7*3,000,000 Fyr-Fyter Co. 5% promissory notes due 1968. Purpose, for
general corporate purposes. • Placed privately with institutional investors through Kidcter, Peabody & Co.
1976.
Co.
bonds
railroads
$$3,600,000 Baltimore
.V.
(Issues Maturing"
tJ,s
Placed
Insurance Co. Und New England Mutual Life Insurance
*125,000 Port
Notes
Than
77,
1,
Construction.
•
and
Jersey
June
'
-
by
Underwritten
:
March
,
Loeb Si Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Drexel
W.
Baird
&
Co.
Inc.;
Salomoni Bros.
Union Securities Corp.
Books closed.
subordi¬
shares of
180,000
and
1966,
10
Co.
&
*200,000 E
'
Kuhn,
by
(par
1971.
1,
vaMy
Thomas Si Co."
and
1,
June
capital.
Price, $100 per unit.
King, Libaire, Stout,.Si Co.
Si
Aug.
Light Co. 4'/8% first mortgage bonds due
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
Price.
101.963%
and accrued interest.
Of¬
Co.;
Robert
Hutzler, and
due
stock
*1,500,000 Electronic
'
Details of New Capital Flotations
Long-Term Bonds
Rodman & Renshaw,
1, 1981.
construction.
Equitable
convertible
7%
working
Gas
June
Sav¬
Service
Insurance
Co., Inc.;
$13,000,000 Milwaukee
debentures
Inc.
cents) in units of $50 of deben¬
tures and 25 shares of stock.
Purpose,-for equipment and
Patterson,
Co.;
Age and Survivors
Fund.
fone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad
ings
System,
and
notes;
Products,
common
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Bear, Stearns &
Bosworth, Sullivan Si Co., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells Si
Copeland Si Kendall, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock
Co.;
and
notes due 1957
($2,100,000) and for
Purpose, refunding
Aluminum
360,000 Dibbs
interest.
accrued
Oversubscribed.
Walker & Co.
Varnish Co. 12-year 334%
&
expansion ($1,000,000). Placed privately with the
nfe Assurance Society of the United States.
Offered
•Comprisessales of
•old
Faint
1968, inclusive.
to
,=
101.935%
Estabrook
Eberstadt & Co.;
Witter Si Co.; F.
and G. H.
Inc.,
Co.,
*3,100,000 Cook
first mortgage bonds,
bank loans and for
repay
Reabody & Co.;
& Beane; Stone Si Webster
& Co.; American Securities
White, Weld
Corp.;
Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Riter Si Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Ss
General Life Insurance
7
.
Purpose,
construction.
new
'
■■
The
by
Fenner
Si
;
first mortgage bonds due June 1,
refunding ($200,000)
and
to pay
bank
Price, at par and accrued interest.
$10,000,000 Indianapolis Power & Light Co. 3%%
774,639,000
7
—
Pierce,
subordi¬
convertible
Glore, Forgan Si Co.; Kidder,
Dean
Corp.;
-
■
&
Dabney
May 1,
Placed
due
capital.
1981.
Purpose, to repay
Price, 100% and accrued
First Boston Corp.; Blyth
15,
expansion.
Underwritten
Lynch,
Securities
3%%
Inc.
July
due
for
and
Inc.;
Co.,
Merrill
($500,000).
privately with
7.
•
Sherrerd
&
Engineering,
debentures,
loans
interest.
Gas Co. 4%
Purpose,
etc.
loans,
first
4(4%
Corp.
•
Greenwich
950,033,000
June—
Certificates
Butcher
through
Tyson.
*700,000
1,551,268,000
nated
Si
due
promissory notes
lor expansion and working
through Kidder, Peabody Si Co.
Co.
15,000,000 Combustion
Webber,
mortgage collateral
May 1, 1981.
Purpose, for acquisitions.
privately with
nine
institutional investors
bonds
trust
etc.
1,458,006,000
Notes
,
in¬
Blair
4*4%
Co.
Aircraft
Purpose,
nated
Paine,
Corp.;
and accrued interest.
privately with Prudential Insurance Co. of America, Aetna
Life Insurance Co., and Connecticut General Life Insurance
;
Waterworks
General
'
.
May—
Certificates
Ginger Ale, Inc. 4% sinking fund debentures
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Underwritten by Union
Securities Corp.;
Hornblower Si Weeks; Eastman, Dillon
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman, Riplev Si Co..
Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Alex. Brown Si Sons and Stetson Securities Corp.
1971.
Noyes & Co.; Reynolds Si Co.; W. E.
Co.; Shields Si Co., and Tucxer, Anthony & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Total
Co.;
Si
Securities
American
by
Offered
and Security & Bond Co.
Oversubscribed.
Hemphill,
Inc.;
interest..
accrued
1976.
1.
100%
*5,000,000 Cessna
& Co.,
accrued
and
Dry
d"e Jun->
Eisele
and
100%
Price,
Canada
Co.
102.172%
Price,
Si Co.
convertible subordinated debentures due
July 1, 1971.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for ex¬
pansion and working capital.
Price, 100% and accrued
interest.
Offered by Quincy Cass Associates.
Price.
debentures due
refunding ($103,000) and to repay
Purpose,
Moseley &
S.
P.
Birtclier Corp. 6%
12,000,000
Inc.
Insurance
Co.;
&
Moimvk Valley Investing Co., Inc.
300,000
5%
•
($7,397,000).
Offered
Jackson
April—
Notes
Water
1986.
1,
bank
terest.
:
Wright Si Co.,
Noyes
and William R. Staats
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
$7,500,000 Elizabethtown Water Co. Consolidated 4Vs%
July
Certificates
Si Co.; Dean Witter
All sold.
Co.; C. N. White
L.
Hemphill,
Sons;
$275,000 Bennett-Ireland, Inc. 6% convertible debentures due July
1, 1976.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working
Co.;
<te
ETC.
&
Co.; Reynolds Si Co.,
90,345,000
•
767,661,000
for March
Bruce
COPPER,
Barney & Co.; Stone Si Webster Securities Corp.;
Securities Corp.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Alex.
convertible debentures due
June
1, 1976.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for in¬
vestments.
Price, at par.
Placed privately with the Mas¬
sachusetts
.702,370,000
„
.
Total
Si
Arthur
Consolidated
♦330,000
March—
Certificates
STEEL, COAL,
Brown
first
and
privately with Berkshire Life Insurance
Heller,
Co.;
Wertheim
and
,
for
with
companies.
Union
& Co.; Harri¬
Hendrix Si Mayes, Inc.;
The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Jenks,
Kirkland, Grubbs Si Keir;
Kaiser & Co.; Kean*
Taylor & Co.; A. M. Kidder Si Co.; Kormendi & Co., Inc.;
Arthur
M.
Krensky Si Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten Si Co.;
McDonnell & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; The Mil¬
waukee Co.;
Mullaney, Wells Si Co.; Newburger, Loeb &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.;
Wm. E. Pollock & Coi, Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Si Co.; Rand
Si Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
Si Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton Si Pomeroy,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Seasongood Si Mayer; Shaughnessy
& Co.,
Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields Si Co.; Smith,
Moore Si
Co.; F. S. Smithers Si Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.; Stokes & Co.; J. S. Strauss Si Co.; Stubbs, Smith Si
Lombardo, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Thomas Si Co.;
3,097,870,115
287,380,000
94,812,000
for
privately
by
Smith,
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.;
448,264,973
Certificates
Notes
Insurance Co.,
Mutual Life
Co.
Insurance
Inc.; Leonard A. Frisbie Co.; Hallgarten
Si
son
6,401,251,000
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Total
Placed
($1,682,000).
bonds,
and
($4,318,000)
for
capital.
Co.,
54,048,840,115 50,950,970,000
months
January—
Co.
first mortgage
corporate
-
notes
June
six
Co.
purposes.
Price, at par. Offered by com¬
subscription by common stockholders.
Under¬
Hornblower & Weeks; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody Si Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Commonwealth Edison Co. 3'/2.% first mortgage bonds, series
R, due June 1, 1986, purpose, for construction program.
Price, 100% and accrued interest. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; Adams & Peck; Allison-Williams Co.; Arnhold
& S.
Bleichroeder, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange Si Co.; C. S.
Ashmun Co.; Bache Si Co.; Ball, Burge Si Kraus; J. Barth
Si Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Bear, Stearns
Co.; Wil¬
liam Blair Si Co.; J. C. Bradford Si Co.; Stockton Broome
Si Co.; Burnham & Co.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Byrd
Brothers, Cicy Securities Corp.; Clark, Dodge Si Co.; Clay¬
ton Securities Corp.; Courts Si Co.; Cunningham. Schm^rtz
Si Co.,
Inc.; Dallas Union Securities Co.; Shelby Cullom
Davis Si Co ; Este Si Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co. Inc.;
Fauset, Steele & Co.; Ferris Si Co.; First of Iowa Corp.;
First
Securities Co. of Chicago;
First Securities Corp.;
Foster & Marshall;
Freeman Si Co.; M. M. Freeman &
"40,000,000
1,600,097,000
Treas.
91-day
Jun
Life
Placed
additions.
6,876,642,576
May 17
May
Insurance
refunding
Purpose,
construction
insurance
written
Chautauqua & Erie Telephone Corp. 4*4%
25-year
mortgage bonds due 1981.
Purpose, for improvements
*150,000
notes
April
May 10
May
Life
4'4%
Co.
Gas
1981.
pany
Co.
Total
due
other
mortgage
construc¬
tion program.
Placed privately with institutional investors
through Kidder. Peabody Si Co. and White, Weld & Co.
452,551,576
22,017,000
Apr
privately
Placed
Insurance
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. 4V2% convertible subordinate
debentures due June 1,
1971.
Purpose, for expansion and
B,
for
♦5,000,000 Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc. 37/8% first
bonds, series G, due June 1, 1986.
Purpose, for
Treas.
Depositary bonds
Berkshire
and
Fidelity
Association;
Annuity
522,853,292
17,344,806,000
l.oOu.liM.OOO
Treas.
antic'n
Life
Mutual
Berkshire
the
Kentucky
A,
new
four
working capital
($709,000).
Placed privately with lour
institutional
investors,
including Teachers Insurance &
bills
S.
for
$5,277,500
Gas Co. 4,4%
first mortgage bonds, series
June 1, 1979.
Purpose, refunding ($1,291,000) and
due
Treas.
U.
series
IRON,
notes
Tax
7
debentures due June 1,
interest.
accrued
and
Hancock
with
privately
•6,000,000 Western
UTILITIES
Berkshire
'-$2,000,000
91-day
91-day
1
■
$132,330,000
2,108,087,000
2,108,087,000
Apr
Mutual
7;' '7!/
Hancock
•425,000 Weils borough Electric Co. 25-year 4% first mortgage bonds
due
1981.
Purpose,
for new
construction,
etc.
Placed
$40,834,000
91-day
19
Apr 26
Apr
1,004,782,000
91-day
5
12
John
the
to repay bank loans and for new construc¬
100%
John
the
with
Union
Co.;
Price,
bonds,"
mortgage
.
Water Co. 4'/2%
City
Purpose,
tion.
Stroud
PUBLIC
-
Savings
Hutzler; Drexel Si
& Co.J Inc.
Bros.- Si
with
''
privately
1976.
for
Of¬
6.229,950,000
1,004,782,000
Notes
Ctfs. of
antic'n
•1,000,000 Springfield
"
3»/2% equipment trust certificates due
and
Placed
first
Purpose, to repay bank loans Price, 100%' and accrued in-
construction.
new
terest.
3%%
Co.
1981.
1,
Life Insurance Co.
Pacific Co. 3Vs%
equipment trust certificates.
series TT due annually from May 1, 1957 to 1971, inclu¬
sive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield 3.45%
for all maturities.
Offered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Drex'jl & Co.; Union Securities Corp., and Stroud Si Co.,
145~<)00
6,229,950,000
Tr.
Depositary
Mar
Placed privately.
for
Water
June
Inc.
Indebtedness
Indebtedness
Corp.,
itnd
due
notes,
City
due
E.
series
Pierce and Co., Inc.
and Rauscher,
Corp.,
son
»
•2,500,000 Springfield
Southern
mos.
mos.
promissory
July 12. 1957 to 1971. inclusive.
Purpose,
equipment. Price, 100% and accrued dividends.
fered
$3,660,000
Inc.; Alleri & Co.; A, C. Allyn &-Co.. Inc.; Central Republic
Co.. (Inc.); Coffin & Burr, Inc.}
First Southwest Co.;'
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; W/C. Langley <fc Co.; Letf Higgin-
'
77
7,
Inc.
334%
Purpose, refunding.
Ry.
Northern Pacific Ry.
Securities
91-day
I
.
annually
for February
1
and Stroud & Co.,
* \
Corp.;
-
Christensen,
St
Transfer
June 1, 1976.
;
$7,725,000
notes
new
Mar
Union Securities
* '
'
Co.;
'
$2,820,000 Denver & Rio Grande Western RR. 314% equipment trust
:
! •
certificates, series U, due semi-annually Jan. 1, 1957 to
July 1, 1971, inclusive. Purpose, for new equipment. Price.
to
yield 3.30%
for all maturities.
Offered Vby Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc.McMaster• Hutchinson & Co.;
and
543,964,005
2,610,000
Inc-
^
Indebtedness
Refunding
Accepted
'
"
~
'
Dated
Si
Drexel
(Continued from page 3)
Monday, June 10, 1957L
.i
.
*
Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively,
X Indicates
t Indicates
special
offering.
,
Volume
185
Number
5645
LAND,
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
BUILDINGS,
ETC.
Co.,
Inc.;
Courts
&
Co.;
$250,000 Mother of Perpetual Help Congregation 4% first mortgage
hohd-sf,' sferies B, due semi--annuAlly fro'ni Jan. 1, 1958 to
Jan.
1,
St.
165,000
to
100%
1967.
1,
University
for
interest.
4'/4%
&
'•
••
bonds
1,
Price,
Placed
100%
*3,000,000
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
;>,% MISCELLANEOUS
Finance
4%%
Co.
*
ing
June
-
*2,100,000 Budget
Finance
Purpose,
Plan
*1,010,000 Budget Finance
6%
Airlines,
/..
Inc.
Evans
i
.
U/'i
notes.
Mutual
loans.
-
'/ V -%V
by
A.
Becker
G.
Co.,
Inc.;
J.
&
&
junior subordinated de¬
Placed privately with insti¬
convertible
(Co.,-
Cohu
Bell
Inc.;
capital,
Investors
V:'..
Goldman,
sinking
subordinated
Beck with;
&
&
Co.;. Alex.
Brown
Courts
Co.;
&
100%
Co.,
Co.;
&
Ryons
fund
.
convertible
Purpose,
accrued
Merrill
Lynch,
v/
Pierce,
Fenner
Sutro
&
Hill
Richards
Co/and
&
Co.;
Lundborg
Irving
due
de¬
July
1,
attached).
crued
Hart
/
;
-
Purpose,
interest.
Texas
inc,;
Eppler,
Shearson,
for
Corp.;
Parvin;
stock
Co.
Guerin
Price, 100% and ac¬
Muir Investment Corp.;
by
Pierce
Turner;
&
Co.;
&
warrants
acquisition.
Rauscher,
Dittmar & Company;
Hammill
purchase
..
''-k
Austin,
M. E. Allison & Co.,
Chas.
White
B.
Newton
Lentz,
Co.;
&
&
Securities
■'fi-//
R.
L.
Marvin
Co.; J.
Moreland
&
Rothschild
and
Stewart & Co.
Eastman,
$132,219,000
Dillon & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Equitable Securities
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs &
Goodbody & Co,; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Priedriohs &
Co.;
Johnston, Lemon &
Corp.;
Short-Term
Co.;
Co.;
Kalman
Inc.;
&
.
&
Hazard
Beane;
&
son
Company,
Freres
Moore,
Curtis;
&
Kidder,
Inc.;
Peabody
&
Notes
and
(Issues Maturing Up to
and Including Five Years)'
&
Struthers
-
-
I
STOCKS
INVESTMENT
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Lynch; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Jaffrav & Hopwood; Reinholdt &
TRUSTS,
TRADING,
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
Bros.
Salomon
Co.;
Co.,
Leonard
Piper,
Bonds
V.
■■
Dominick 8s
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W.
Riter
&
Co.;
The Robinson-Humphrey
South-
Co.
&
Courts
Co.;
&
Pressprich & Co.;
Co., Inc.; L. F.
Hutzler; Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Shields & Company; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Swiss American Corp.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securitles Corp.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., and Wood,
,V
Co.;
&
Co.;
;"
western
Dodge
The Dominion Securities Corp.; Drexel & Co.;
Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; The First
Boston
Corp.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harriman.
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris & Partners Ltd., Inc.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes 8s
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The 1111nois Company Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb <!ii
Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Brothers; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; McLeod, Young, Weir,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Mills, Spence
& Co. Inc.; Model, Roland & Stone; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Equitable
sinking fund debentures,
common
Underwritten
National
&
(with
1976
Clark,
Dominick;
<fe
Lester,
&
Blair & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
.
Marshall;
Purpose,
Sons;
..
Co., Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Paine,
Curtis; Schwabacher & Co.; William
Boettcher and Company; Davis, Skaggs
&
Co.
Co.;
subordinated
to repay bank
Interest.
Underwritten
'
Blyth
Sons;
&
Baker,
&
1971.
expenditures
Parker & Redpath; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Weeks & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker
Inc.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Inc.; William Blair <te
closs,
-
&
&
Co.;
&
and
Inc.;
Co.;
Poster
4Vi%
1971.
Government
(Commonwealth
15,
capital
;
Inc.,
June .1,
1
of) 15-year 4V2% bonds due
refunding ($18,028,000) and for
($6,972,000).
Price, 98l/2% and ac¬
crued
interest.
Underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Arnhold
and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; F. B. Ashplant & Co.; AuchinJune
Placed
McLead,
and
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Gundry
Other Foreign
$25,000,000 Australia
due to
etc.
through
subordinated
950,000 Wolff &- Marx, Inc., 20-year. 6%
Co.;
&
working
registered
Lines,
due
Jackson
Staats
&
15-year
Bradford
C.
Co.;
6%
Walston
Webber,
due July 1,
1976.
Puipose, to repay bank loans
working capital, etc. Price, 101.50% and accrued
Underwritten by Lehman Brothers; Allen & Co.;
A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache
& Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks &
Co.;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
&
for
Wood,
Inc.
Co.;
Weir,
\
through
notes,
*
Price,
R.
for
Burnham
Air
Blyth &
Beane;
;
Life
!
interest.
Co.;
companies
promissory
debentures due June 1,
Placed privately
4%
Canada
"
$69,000,000
■v;-'//
■;
Inc.
debentures,
*
bentures
and
4'/a#*-
institutional
Co....
&
5,000,000 Western
with
:
4V4%
Co.
Purpose,
Co.
&
&
Ames
due Jan. 1, 1968 (with stock purchase war¬
Purpose, to reduce outstanding obligations. Price,
par* and accrued 1 interest.' Underwritten by McDonald,
at
■//'.//%■"'/•••/■
■
-
Hutzler.
Loan
with
insurance
four
of),
Purpose, for pay,mept of properties.
1976.
through Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.; Dominion Securities
Corp.; The First Boston Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co.; A. E.
-
..
1966.
1,
Young,
&
&
1968.
Tunacraft,
'
■
;"
privately
refunding.
Purpose,
12,000,000 Capital
June 1,
privately
4.95%, subordinated
15-year
Placed
Plan
tutional' investors.
'
due
Placed
general
Insurance Co. of New York,
benture.
notes
etc.
mortgage sinking fund
Purpose, for expansion and work¬
privately.
refunding.
1,
Sachs
1, 1976.
capital. -Placed
f
sold.
June
rants).
promissory
4%
Corp.
Realty
bonds due
All
due
(City
*7,500,000 Winnipeg
Corp.;, Friedley,
Co.
debentures,
Purpose, for working capital,
through Salomon Bros. & Hutzlei1.
*1,100,000 Alstores
Bros.
privately
v.
'
1968.
'
&
notes,
junior sinking fund notes due June
for
expansion
and
working capital.
Purpose,
privately with
Finance
%•;' May
accrued
and
Sun
250,000
*$3,000,000 Allied
senior
5%
1968.
Salomon
Tenn.) 4%-4,/2%
notes due
1, 1956 to June 1, 1970, inclusive.
Price,
45/a%
Finance Co.
construction.
$540,000
;
State
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
construction.
new
Co.,
Purpose,, for expansion and working capital/. Placed; privatcly through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
<
*1,000,000
first mortgage
new
Goodbody
Frederking;
Finance
•
(Jaekson,
semi-annually iiom Dec.
Purpose,
;
Purpose, for
interest.
and accrued
Union
4%
Congregation
June
:
-
.
&
State
Purpose, for new construction.
interest. Offered by B. C. Ziegler
accrued
.
Rita's
due
125,000
and
Co.
&
K.V
inclusive.
1970,
Price, 100%
Hess
*5,000,000
First Southwest
and
'
:
7
(2667)
HOLDING,
ETC.
(Preferred
stocks
ferred
•$5,000,000 Barium Steel Corp. 5% promissory note due monthly to
July 15, I960.
Purpose, to pay taxes and for working
stocks
of
of
stated par value are taken at par, while pre¬
par value and all classes of common stock are
a
no
.
Gardner;
Reynolds &
Co.;
Riter
&
Co.;
Wm.
C.
Roney
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Scott &, Stringfellow; Silberberg & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Sterne, Agee & Leach; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Victor, Com¬
Dann
mon,
and
White,
36,000 Citizens
1975
,
&
CO.;
Credit
(with
and
sold
by
6%
Natural '(Gas
June
portion
series
-
line
.
;
.
-
bonds,
loan
Gas
C,
^
-vif.hy
etc.
General
only.
fund
Placed
New
privately
York
1,
of
1976.
Provident
Life
Mutual
Insurance
Co.
Co.
Noel
interest.
White,
Weld
&
Co.;
Webber,
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
A.
E.' Ames
&
Co.
Securities Corp.;
E.
&
Hutton
Co.;
Alex.
Co.;
V
„
,
for
E.
W.
Co.';
F.
S.
Whipple
8s
Freres
&
&
Co.;
&
Allyn
BA
Paine,
and
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
& Co.; Dean Witter
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons;
3ons;
Corp.;
Illinois
The
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Company,
Loewi
Loan
due
Corp.
1967.
4%%
11-year
Purpose,
Incorporated;
subordinated
capital
bank loans
and for
Placed privately with two insurance companies.
expansion.
•10,000,000 Newberry (J. J.) Co. 33i%
1976.
Purpose,
privately
yith
Peabody & Co.
300,000 Public
to
for
crued
sinking fund notes due May 15,
corporate
purposes.
Placed
general
investors
through
interest.
Offered
by
public,
to
company
without
;
-
...
Finance
4%
Co.,
promissory
notes,
Sept.
due
1,
•
Purpose, to reduce bank loans. Placed privately with
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United State3
The
First
Boston
Seaboard
Finance
1,
Purpose,
1971;
with
Co., 4'/2%
subordinated notes,
capital.
privately
institutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
Securities
Investment
debentures,
loans.
by
Boston
.
due
Price,
Merrill
June
100%
of
J,
St.
G.
&
Co.;
&
bank
reduce
The
Salomon
for
&
&
Co.;
Co.
Laurence
Johnston,
&
Stern
pany;
Co.;
Co.;
J.
&
&
M.
Co.;
Dain
Brothers
Edward
Stix
Marks
M.
Lemon
Gardner;
&
Inc.; Central Republic Co.
&
fs
A.
G.
Co.;
D.
Co.
&
&
Cook
Inc.;
The
Thomas
&
Co.;
Straus,
&
&
Blair
Co.;
&
Co.;
Com¬
'
•
J
St.
McDowell.
Louis
Singer,
R.
Webster
ible
for
Inc.;
Lester,
Curtis;
1,000,000
Food
Southeastern
due
&
Weedon
Fund
&
6%
by
Co.;
Staats
Mav
capital.
Underwritten
R.
sinking
4Vi%
working
Ryons
William
Crowell,
Stores,
debentures,
and
interest.
crued
Co.;
Bag
subordinated
equipment
Co.
Co.;
and
fund
Hill
convertbile
convert¬
1971.
Purpose,
100%
and
Wagenseller
Paine,
&
15/
Price,
Webber,,
&
ac¬
Durst,
Jackson
Bateman,
Richards
&
Eichler
&
&
subordinated
Co.
deben¬
tures, due June 1, 1971.-Purpose, for expansion and work¬
ing capital.
Price,
100%
and
accrued interest.
Underwrit¬
new
by
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.;
Homer
O'Connell
&
due
Trask
&
Co.,
Inc.;
&
(U. S. currency).
improvements, etc. Placed
construction,
-
.
•
'
VV
Co.;
vvilaaui
Wm.
.
nuir
Mericka
J.-
Walter
u.;
&
&
and Merrill,
Turben <fe Co., Inc.
& Co.;
Battles
Lestrange
Bache & Co.;
Arthurs,
Co.;
Redpath;
&
Auchincloss,
& Company
&
Co.;
Co.; Blair & |Co. Inc.; Boenning & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
&
Co.;
Hallowell,
&
&
Sulzberger
Co.;
Harrison
8s
Stroud
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Ycatman & Co., Inc.;
& Co., Inc., and
Suplee,
for subscription
underwriting.
by
;
common
stockholders,
without
&
Estabrook & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Co.;
Kidder,
Co., Inc.;
Fenner 8s
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Coffin
Burr,
Inc.; F. S. Moseley & Co.: Spencer Trask 8s
Beane;
&
&
Bradley
Smith,
Co.,
Ramsay
L. Day &
Light Co. 232,520 shares of common
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for
Price, $35 per share. Offered by
program.
for
subscribed.
subscription by common stockholders. Over¬
by Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades &
Underwritten
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Co.;
&
Alex.
&
& Sons;
Brown
Sons;
Co.; Edward
Inc., and
Inc.; Hincks Bros. & Co.,
Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
$13.50).
(par
construction
company
&
Power &
8,138,200 Delaware
stock
R.
Anthony & Co.;
Tucker,
Co.;
M.
Haupt
Ira
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Curtis; Bache & Co.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.;
&
Co.;
E.
A. G. Edwards
Hutton
F.
&
Company;
and Company; Loewi & Co. Incorporated; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood;
Rosenthal & Co.; Dallas Rupe 8s
Son,
Inc.;
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.;
W. L. Lyons
& Co., and Silberberg & Co.
Chaplin
,
275,000 Eastern
Washington
Natural
Gas
Co.
50,000
shares
cf
50.000 shares
of
of one share
of
each
class
of
stock.
Purpose,
to repay loans,' buy
equipment, for working capital, etc. Price, $5.50 per unit.
5%
cumulative preferred stock (par $5) and
common
stock (par 50 cents) in units
Offered
by Morgan & Co.
.
300,000 Greenwich Gas Co. 25,000 shares of common stock (no
par). Purpose, to reduce bank loans. Price, $12 per share.
Offered by
company for
subscription by common stock¬
holders/Underwritten by F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.
Burns
Co.,
Inc.;
Seasongood
&
Mayer;
Tyson;
Wright & Co., Inc., and Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Stokes
Arthur L.
&
pany
Purpose,
privately
Mantha,
<fe
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Staats & Co.; Fahey, Clark
&
R.
William
5,200,000 Connecticut Power Co. 104,000 shares of 4.50% cumulative
preferred stock (par $50). Purpose, refunding ($455,000)
and to repay bank loans and for new construction ($4,745,000).
Price, at
par
and accrued dividends. Under¬
written
by Putnam
& Co.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.;
The
First Boston Corp.;
Cooley & Co.; Eastman, Dillon
Swiss
Salomon
Corp.;
McNeil,
Co.;
2,667,450 Connecticut Power Co. 71,132 shares of common stock
(par $25). Purpose, for payment of bank loans ahd new
construction.
Price,
$37.50 per share.
Offered by com¬
sinking fund
1976
15,
May
Hentz
H.
Co.;
&
Ingalls & Snyder,
Bioren
Co.;
&
Commission 4'%%
School
Put-
Thayer, Baker & Co.; Woodcock, Hess
Yarnall, Biddle & Co. Oversubscribed.
Barney & Co.;
Brothers & Co.; Stone
Corp.;
Spencer
Catholic
*
ten
.:
Smith,
Stern
Stroud
Co.;
&
Securities
L.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Janney,
Dulles & Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Newburger
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Penington, Colket & Co.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
&
Parke; Singer,
Deane & Scribner; Smith,
Barney 8t
Inc.;
Bros. & Hutzler; White, Weld
Inc.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Bros.
& Denton. Inc.; H.
Hentz & Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; John¬
ston, Lemon & Co.; McDonald & Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Swiss American
Corp.; Byrd
Brothers; Julien Collins &
Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Charles King & Co.; Mackall
& Coe; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Thomas & Co.; AllisonWilliams Co.;
ArtiiurK, Lestrange & Co.; Courts & Co.;,
Ferris & Co.; Kormiendi & Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
&
•
Shopping
Staats
Scribner;
&
Deane
Corp.;
Higginson
Over¬
subscribed.
1,500,000
&
F.
Brooke
& Co. Inc.; The
Stone; F. S. Moseley
Halsey,
Stuart
& Co.
Inc.; Savard
& Hart; Lehman
Brothers; Eastman. Dillon & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower &
Weeks; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Lee
■
Cruttenden
Metropolitan
Blosser
&
Co.,
and
-
Co.;
Transportation Commission 4%% sinking fund
debentures, 1956 issue, due July 1, 1976. Purpose, to repay
bank loans and for modernization program.
Price, 98.362%
and
accrued
interest.
Underwritten
by Shields & Co.;
Reinholdt
Co.;
Milwaukee
&
Cabot,
&
"
Drexel
11,500,000 Montreal
(Inc.); Estabrook
William
Co.;
Co.,
Co.;
Jones
and
&
Newhard.
Roland
Turben
Credit
'
Becker
Dillon
Inci;
Spence
through
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler;
Lehman Brothers;
Interprovincial Limitee, and Rene T. Leclerc, Inc.
First
Bros.
Merrill,
Mills,
Corp.;
Co.;
Parker
lor BCFC debentures;
B.
Beane;
Model,
Co.;
debentures
\
Underwritten
Rothschild
F.
sinking fund
Beane;
Co.;
&
L.
to
interest.
Fenner
Walker
H.
Hallgarten
Purpose,
accrued
Pierce,
43A%
Louis,
1968.
and
Lynch,
Corp.;
Hutzler;
Co.
,
Paine,
*10,000,000 Montreal
7,500,000
'
Co.; Tucker. Anthony
&
Co.; Union
Securities Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., and Wood, Struthers & Co.
•
due April
Placed
&
Securities
American
working
for
Fleming-W.
Moors
■
Electric
1,450,000 Commonwealth Telephone Co. (Dallas, Pa.) 100,000 shares
vof
common
stock
(par $10/
Purpose, to reduce bank
'
loans. Price, $14.50 per share.
Underwritten by Eastman,
debentures; and 98.75%
for BCTH &
plus accrued interest in each case. Under-
Fenner
William
&
Corp.
-
*9,200,000
Witter
&
Co.;
Inc,;
1969.
through
••
Nesbltt, Thomson & Co., Inc.; .Pacific Northwest
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.; Salomon
Lros. & Hutzler; Gordon Saunders Co.;
&
Co.;
underwriting.
*5,000,000 Seaboard
Nolan,
Midland
Inc., 6% debentures, due Dec. 1,
working capital. Price, 100% and ac¬
for
98.50%
Inc,
Power Co. 300,000 Shares of common
stock (par $1)
Purpose, to repay bank loans. Price, $14.75
per- share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8s
Beane; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Dean
(Province of)
Price,
Inc.;
Winslow,
Co.,
$4,425,000 California
Offered by John
''
&
&
nam
PGER
debentures,
Pierce.
Kidder,
Service,
Purpose,
par.
Harriman Rip¬
8s
8s
8s
Curtis; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.;
Coffin
&
Burr,
Inc.;
Estabrook & Co.; Hayden, Stone
&
Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
A. C.
Allyn & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Salo¬
mon Bros.
& Hutzler; Spencer Trask & Co.; G. H. Walker
& Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; R.
L.
Day & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Putnam & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Townsend,
Dabney "& Tyson;
Burgess & Lelth; Chace,
Whiteside,
Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
man,
West
.
1956.
1,
Government
construction.
Milwaukee
Finance
1972.
pay
institutional
at
'
...
consolidated
Oct.
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Foster
&
Marshall; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Gairdner & Co. Inc.;
Goldman. Sachs & Co.; Greenshields & Co.
(N. Y.) Inc.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Wm. P.
Harper &
Son
&
Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.; Thf> Illinois Co. Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McLeod, Young,
Weir, Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Mason-Hagan, Inc., and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Oversubscribed.
notes
Price,
money.
Z
: >
due
Nev? York fiscal agent.
for
Folger,
Johnson,
Inc.;
Co.
&
Z
and
■,
Moseley
&
consolidated
April 1, 1957.
for ''new money"
by John T. Knox,
due
written by Morgan Stanley & Co.; Harris & Partners Ltd.,
' Inc.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
A.
E.
Ames
& Co.,
Inc.; F. B, Ashplant & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker,
v'/// Weeks & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Bell, Gouinlock| &
Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt Eilis & Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Cooley & Co.; Courts &
Co.; Dawson, Hannaford Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; The
Dominion Securities Corp.; Drexel & Co.; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
Barney
C.
consolidated
1957.
Pur¬
„!'
.
McCormick & Co.; The Milwaukee
Jaffray & Hopwood; Spencer Trask &
Clark & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; First of
Space
*1,000,000 Liberty
new
98.25%
Piper,
Michigan
Lane,
A.
Estabrook & Co.;
&
Bacon,
Brown
Company;
Ripley
Smith,
Corp.;
through
3.40%
3.125%
Banks
1956
cumulative
Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Kidder-, Peabody
Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
"new
for
4.25%
of
shares
Co.;
3%% sinking fund deben¬
tures consisting of $20.000,000-of British Columbia Power
Commission series
K
due
1986;
$10,000,000 of Pacific
Great Eastern Ry. series B due 1981;
and $10,000,000 of
British Columbia Toll
Highways and Bridges Authority,
series B due 1976.
Purpose, to repay short-term loans and
Blyth
Co.;
UTILITIES
180,000
Co.
ley & Co.,
Offered by John T. Knox,
.
2,
Edison
McDonald
Stone
Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Central
(Inc.);
Dominick
&
Dominick;
Equitable
Securities
W.
Lazard
Curtis;
Webster
.*
Credit
Jan.
Canadian
'
Jackson
&
v
■
Higginson
Lee
Blair
William
'
,
$259,700,000
Price, 100%
by
Harriman
dated
for new
T. Knox,
& Cc., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
&
Jan. 2,
($21,500,000) and
Price, at par.
Offered
intermediate
Purpose,
■
Goldman, Sachs
Kidder,
Peabody
due
-
York fiscal agent..
New
debentures
•
Purpose, to reduce bank loan.i.
Republic
•
_
debentures due
Jun« 1. 1978.
Corp.;
and due
Price, at par.
/
3.30%
Banks
1956
refunding
.tlO,000,000 Federal
.
fund
Underwritten
and
at par.
Offered
the banks.
Credit
July 2,
$40,000,000 British Columbia
and
accrued
($40,000,000)
Intermediate
Credit
Banks
dated
July 2, 1956 and
Purpose,
/•'
Co.
&
and
1956
of
'//•:
sinking
15,
series B-1957 consolidated
15, 1956 and due Feb.
debentures
'
Corp. 43,4% promissory notes
1966.- Purpose, for working capital, etc. Placed
1*
dated
refunding.
of
Insurance
Life
\-
privately through Van Alstyne,
//v
sinking
Purpose, for working capital.
50,000,p00 Household Finance Corp. 4%
,
V
<
,
Mutual
'
;
York
New
Intermediate
Federal
48,700,000
•
Oflered
subordinated
prices.)
preferred stock (par $100.) Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, $101.62 % per share and accrued dividends. Under¬
written by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eas't-
June
refunding
Purpose,
New York fiscal agent.
'
.
%
The
pose,
'.
Consumer FJnanee
due June
•
residents
to
dated
($16,000,000).
Price,
Smith, fiscal agent of
($27,200,000).-
/'■
with
and
Philadelphia.
*2,000,000 Guardian
Corp.
1957.
debentures
fund
expand
interest.
(non-callable),
Federal
;
to
offering
their
at
$18,000,000 Boston
consoli¬
L-1956
•
40,000,000
privately
Sinking
computed
Co.
1956. Purpose, refunding. Price, at par. Offered
Everett Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
15,
Everett
&
mortgage
to
'
'
June
capital"
Purpose,
Purpose,
accrued
«Carp.
June
due
and
•
...
..
Acceptance
notes
99%
Price,
"
•
dated
15,
de-
Scott
first
series
notes
Offered
Placed
.
3'/2%
through
stockholders.
1D76.
convertible
'1/1935.'
Oci.
Investing
State
*6,000,000 General
due
1,
/
~
-,
Cwp:
bonds
37/s%
construction;
Home Loan Banks
notes (non-callable),
56,000,000 Federal Home Loan Banks 3%%
construction
by
Electric
Loan and Government Agency Issues
Oct.
due
convertible
for
common
June
General
with
Federal
-
interest.
underwritten
Corp.
due
for .ne*r
Credit
debenture
j
and
operations,
.
by
with five insurance companies.
1,000,000 Equitable
;
4&%
accrued
($106,000)
pipe
repay
r
;
Purpose,
and
Natural
,
Farm
$105,000,000
Stringfellow; Anderson & Strudwick; Scott, Horner &
Mason, Inc.; Goouwyn & Olds, and J. C. Wheat & Co.
,
'i-■
& Co.,
debentures
Co.
Corp.
1971.
*2,100,000 Commonwealth
(
&
subscription
for
company
I,
101 % %
Price,
Unsubscribed
.
subordinated
Warren
privately
dated
Co.;' Wertheim
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
Emory S.
due
program.
:
&
purchase warrants).
Purpose, for work¬
Price, 99%
and
accrued
interest.
Offered
1,173,000 Commonwealth
.
Walker
Placed
PUBLIC
stock
capital.
by
H.
Weld & Co.
ing
bentures
G.
capital.
V
^
Co.;
Co.,
Townsend,
Dabney
&
$5 444,904
Light Co. 226,871 shares ol common stock
for construction program. Price. $24
by company for subscription by com¬
mon
stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (11.892 shares)
underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
Hornblower &
Iowa
(par
per
Power
$10).
share.
Weeks
and
&
Purpose,
Offered
The
Milwaukee
Co.
(Continued on page 8)
♦
Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively.
$ Indicates
+
Tnrtir»at.pK
snppial
offerine.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
8
.
.
Monday, June 10. 1957
.
(2668).*
Electric
138,375 Anderson
(Continued from page.7)
.
share.
16,350 shares of common
for working capital and conPrice, $16 per share. Offered by WoodCo. und Harold E. Wood 6c Co.
261,COC MImhmU Valley Natural Gas Co.
^stock
'
r
Purpose,
(par $10).
structiou program.
ord-Elwood
6c
of
Co.,2,400 shares of common
$10)..'Purpose, for working Capital. Price, $15
per shore.
Offered by -company .lor subscription by employees, without- underwriting.
y'f
36,000 Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
stock <par
V
.
;.
.
Price,
underwriting.
Stone
end
par
6Ve
$50).
(par
to
shares
47,031
preferred'stock;
Dean
and
issued
were
in
exchange
per
for
liam
Richards
4,000,000 Southern
tive
for
and
and
Lester,
Ryons * Co,
Co.
40.000
shares
stock
preferred
loans
Co.
Gas
&
Union
$100).
(par
out
Completed.
cumula¬
5.05%
stock
dividends. Underwritten by Blair & Co., Inc.; Snow, Sweeny
Co.. Inc.; Allen 6c Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Boeiming
6c
Co.;
Republic Co. (Inc.); Coffin 6r Burr. Inc.;
Estabrook 6c Co.;
First Southwest Co.; Fridley, Hess &
Frederking; W. C. Gibson 6c Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
W. C. Langley. 6c Co.: Lee Higginson Corp.; McAndrew &
Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce 6: Co., Inc.; William R. Staats
&
Co.;
Walker
H.
G.
Co.,
A
Woodard-Elwood
and
6c
minority stockholders.
underwritten
by
shares
66,666
Unsubscribed portion
Investment
Co.
An
additional
subscribed for by Consumers Water
.Co., the majority stockholder.
3,060,000 West Coast Telephone Co.
(par $10).
Purpose,
for
shares
170.000
construction
of
common
stock
Price.
program.
$18
share.
Underwritten bv Blvth 6c Co., Inc.; J. Barth
fc Co.;
Batemun. Eichler & Co.; Blankenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc.; 3rush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Camp & Co.;
Campbell & Bobbins Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
;per
William
J.
Dain
Co.,
6c
&
&
Collins
Co.:
<te
Crowell,
Weedon
6r
Co.;
M.
J.
Inc.;
Elworthy & Co.; First California Com¬
Marshall; Maxfield H. Friedman; Grande
Co., Inc.; Wm. P. Harper & Son Ac Co.; Waldo Hemphill
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hill Richards 6c
Co.;
Foster &
pany;
Hooker
&
E.
Fay;
S.
Hope & Co., Inc.; June S. Jones &
Co.; Lester, Ryons A Co.; Mason Brothers; Murphey Favre,
Inc.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;,Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Schwabacher & Co.; Donald
C.
*
Sloan 6c Co.;
Inc.;
Walston
Hansen
.v\.
,
&
J. s. Strauss & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst,
& Co., Inc.; Dean Witter 6c Co.; Wulff,
Co.,
Zilka, smither &
and
Co.,
Inc.
Oversub-
scribed.
1,082,393 Western Kentucky Gas Co. 81,690 shares of common stock
(par $5),
Purpose, for new construction and to repay
bank loans and increase investment In Kengas. Inc.
Price,
$13.25 per share.
Underwritten by Equitable Securities
Corp.; J. J. I). Hilliard 6c Son; William Blair & Co.; J. C.
v
Bradford
Co.,
t
Inc.;
Bankers
.
Co.;
Hirsch
G> H.
Bond
&
Walker
Co.,
Co.;
&
Inc.;
The
Almstedt
Co.;
Clark,
Robinson-Humphrey
Landstreet
Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler 6c Co.; Doolittle
-
;
6c
Evans
6c
Boyce;
Co,
Inc.;
Kalman
Co.,
6c
&
Brothers-
Inc.;
Stein
Bros,
&
50,000 Yardley Water & Power Co. 2,000 shares of
(par $25). Purpose, to
repay advances, etc.
Offered
by
for
company
subscription
by
holders, witnout underwriting.
stock
common
Price, at par.
stock¬
common
,
IRON,
(par
STEEL,
COAL,
as
150,000
ETC.
shares
of
a
Corp.,
1,500,000
shares
of
Uranium
(par 50 cents).
and
Co.
Co.
and
M.
590.000
J.
of
:
etc.
underwriting*1' °ffered by comPany to public, without
V
50,000 Globe
Hill
Mining
infte °dC- cent!"
Price, at
5.000,000
Purpose,
costs.
■Vr
Co.
for
Offered
par.
of
capital
exploration
by
holders without
underwriting.
278,800
shares
and
to
company
its
whhJI
208,000
300,000
•
as
speculatioi..
a
300,000
Co.
as
a
Offered
capital,
etc.
by Carroll & Co. as
* 1,950,000
•
Materials
Corp.
Price,
10
75,000
shares
of
capital
n
D.
Price'
ei
&
Blauner
Co.,
Inc.
300,000
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL
AND
in
(par
(par
per
,
$1).
share.
*1^,350,000 Ampex
cents).
share
of
Offered
Corp
297,500 Anderson
160,000
for
for
shares
10U
Electric
of
with
of
stock
Price
common
stock
Price,
group
Snery
of
(par
$33.50
Inc
$1).
Fixtures,
Purpose,
Transformer
35,000
shares
of
60-cent
Eberstadt
F.
Sat lis
<t
Co.;
&
Inc.; I. M. Simon
White. Weld 6c Co.
6c
Co.,
and
Co.;
and
20
common
capital,
shares.
Price,
etc.
Co.
of
shares
100,000
Purpose,
for
$102
per' unit.
speculation.
stock
common
(par
for working capital,
Purpose,
t.y
a
Texas South
residents of
etc. Price. $1 -per
Securities Corp. to
Coast
Texas.
,
,
i
■
2,500,000 Mineral Projects-Venture C, Ltd. participations in capital
as
limited
partnership interests." Purpose, for explora¬
tion of oil properties.
Price, at par (in minimum units of
$25,000),
Offered by Mineral Projects Co., Ltd.
G,C61,395 Monterey
Oil
Co.
Purpose,
$1).
lor
purposes.
Price,
for
subscription
225,810 shares of common stock (par
exploration costs and general corporate
$29.50
by
Offered by company
stockholders. Unsubscribed
share.
per
Common
(2,744 shares) underwritten by Lehman Brothers;
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bacho
portion
A.
A; Co.;
Eichler
Ball,
&
ham
Burge
Co.;
Kruus;
Barth & Co.;
Co.; Blair &
J.
Stearns
6c
Bear,
&
Bateman,
Co. Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; BurnCo.;
Crowell, Weedon 6c Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
Blyth &
&
Francis I. duPonfc
Deetjen 6c Co.; The
Co.; Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Gruss 6c Co.;
Hall¬
garten 6c Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone
6c Co.;
H. Hentz & Co.; Hill Richards 6c Co.; Hooker &
Fay; Hornblower 6c Weeks; E. F. Hutton 6c Co.; Kaiser
6c
Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres 6c Co.;
Irving Lundborg 6c Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis; Peltason, Tenenbaum Co.; Reinholdt
6c Gardner; Rodman & Renshaw; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Scherck, Richter Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields 6c Co.; Shuman, Agnew 6c Co.; I. M.
Simon 6c Co.; Smith, Barney 6c Co.; William R. Staats 6c
Co.; Stein Bros, ite Boyce; Stern. Frank, Meyer 6c Fox;
Stone 6c Webster Securities Corp.; Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
Dowell; Sutro & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; Wertheim & Co. and Dean Witter 6c Co.
6c
Co.;
&
Co.;
Robertson
Elworthy 6c Co.;
&
Dewar.
Boston
First
Corp.;
Pancoast;
Emanuel,
Southwest
First
3.093,170 Northwest Production Corp. 2,811,973 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for exploration and development
subscription
west
by
Pipeline
Offered by company for
$1.10 per share.
Price,
program.
I
•
common stockholders
Corp.
Oversubscribed.
of Pacific
North-
Underwritten
by
White, Weld 6c Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; The Dominion
Corp.; and Union Securities Corporation ."
Securities
Production Corp. 200,000 shares of common
Purpose, for exploration and development
Price, at par. Offered by company for sub¬
scription by its key employees and those of Pacific North¬
west Pipeline Corp.
1
200,000 Northwest
stock
(par $1).
program.
Co.,
Ltd.
under
See
of
Bonds
396,075 shares
"Long-Term
Co.,
Diners,
etc.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Securities Co. as a speculation.
costs,
299,970
column of this article.
100,000 shares of common
for expansion, machinery and
Price,
public
shares
of
class
a
as
INVESTMENT
capital.
Almstedt
&
&
of
common
public.
&
by
W.
E.
Brothers;
Co.;
A.
G.
Hutton
Bacon,
Becker
&
Co.;
Whipple
&
<fe
Inc.;
Co.
6c
Co.:
Co.,
Co.;
:
by
Co¬
without
company
to
underwriting.
TRADING,
stockholders;
subscription
oortion
HOLDING,
ETC.
Co. 528,792 shares of common
to increase investments.
Price,
$23.50
by
(173,893
to
public.
common
shares t
stock (par
$23.25 per
Offered by com¬
stockholders.
Unsub¬
underwritten by Hallgar¬
pressprich 6c Co.; Abbott, Procter &
Paine; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co., inc.; Clark, Dodge 6c Co.; Drexel 6c Co.;
ten
&
Co.;
Estabrook
&
stock
R.
W.
Co.;
&
The
First Boston
Corp.;
Glore, Forgan
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Hayden,
Hemphill. Noyes 6c Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
Co.;
Stone 6c Co.;
E.
F.
Rhoades 6c Co.;
Pierce, Fenner
Curtis; Scott 6c Stringfellow; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Smith, Barney 6c Co.;
,<&
Co ;
Kuhn.
Loeb &
Marks
&
Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Laurence
M.
& Beane;
Inc.;
Bateman,
Branch,
for
scribed
A
Paine, Webber. Jackson &
Cabell
Alex. Brown 6c Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts
Dominick <te Dominick; Doolittle & Co.; Drexel
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First
Co.;
to
pany
(11,188 shares)
Blyth
Offered by
share.-
per
TRUSTS.
Express
share
for expansion, development costs and
Price,
$47 .per
share to stockholders;
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders. Unsubscribed portion
underwritten
Eichler
shares
416,665
$3
speculation,
Purpose,
SI).
Purpose,
to
common
&
Co.
Offered
$13,254,535
Inc.
99,800
of common stock
and exploration
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp. 99,990 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for acquisitions and other corporate
purposes.
Inc.
Inc.
,
.
300,000 Teton Oil & Minerals Co. 3,000.000 shares
(par
one
cent).- Purpose,
for drilling
$1). Purpose, for working capital., Price, $3
Offered by All States Securities Dealers, Inc.
Gypsum
$1).
working
I
cumu¬
lative
preferred
stock
(par
S8.50).
Purpose
to
repav
ban* loan and for working capital.
Price, $10 per 'share
Underwritten by Cruttcnden 6c Co.
View
(par
share.
$52.25
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Irving Lundborg
Corp.
stock
(par
50
Co.;
capital stock (par §1),
Purpose, for equipment and
working capital.
Price, at par.
Olftred publicly through
Grace C. Tucker of Seattle, Wash.
12,000 shares of 7%
cu¬
mulative preferred stock (par $25). Purpose, to repay loans
and
for working capital. Price, at par. Offered by com¬
pany to public, without underwriting.
19,642,039 National
per
6c
Goldman,
Co.;
Lazard
Freres &
Co.;
Model,
Newbold's Son 6c Co.; Reinholdt
of
Inc.
Marcus
per
institutional
6c
$200,000 Anchorage Gas & OH Development Co., Inc, 200.000 shares
$150
Glaser,
capital.
a
common
program
Larso?,
working
privately
shares
expansion
by Cayias,
100,000
Purpose,
Placed
&;VCJo°rS
Utah
Purpose,
share
Coil
fide
lumbia
Cement
preceding
a
$1).
299,500 Mountain
MANUFACTURING
.
(par
Offered
par.
stockholders. Ununderwritten by Lehman
Barth
oil
$4,481,800
$240,000 Alunite Corp.
H.
Co.,
working
Offered
$12,337,887 Adams
class A stock (par
and exploration of
$2 per share. Offered by
J.
by P. J. Gruber & Co., Inc., as
cents).
$52,923,491
;
Store
I).
&
Durst,
In"'™ fMi,neSo Inc' 400-000 shares of
1
infnc?
Pl"'pose- for acquisition
<fc
preferred
bona
basis.
Ltd. 132,025 shares of
(par
$10).
See under
in a preceding column of
working capital.
Price, $6 per share.
Underwritten by
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Crowell,
Weedon
& Co.;
Revel Miller & Co.> and Wagenseller &
stock
capital.
privately.
Milton
Milton
Notes"
and
best-efforts
a
Co.,
stock
Notes"
and
Portland
stock
common
on
Cement
preferred
Bonds
Ontario
stock
Prfr-P $26 Si* P°^e' ?r expansion and working
Io'r per snare (net). Placed
offered
Portland
article.
Lake
600,000 M.
share
at
175,000 Vero Chemical Co. 175,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $1). Purpose, for machinery, equipment, inventories,
working capital, etc. Price, at par. Offered by Franklin
Securities Co. as a speculation.
:!y
working capital.
Price, $2 per
World Investors Corp,
Of the
were
underwritten on a firm basis,
shares
remainder
"Long-Term
acquisi¬
per
W.
Reynolds
Barney
Tuhenfin
25
Wide
uy
convertible
this
403,997
speculation.
a
Price,
800,000
costs,
cents
16,667
the
5',b
common
Stone;
it
share.
for
Purpose,
Offered
total,
of common stock
exploration
working
$1).
and
speculation.
ma«rE?^iumDCo' 3'000'000 shares
cent).
Purpose, for
100,000
share.
Industrial Dynamics Corp. 150,000 shares of common stock
1,320,250 Lake Ontario
Purpose, lor exploratory costs,
etf" Price- S3-25 pf*r share: Offered by
Share
6c
Price,
to
(par
.
shares)
Co.;
Deetjen
& Co.;
Peabody
Offered
(par
common
capital.
Co.
stock
common
for subscription by
(452
&
Emanuel,
equipment,
capi¬
of
of
;
share.
i
America 64,000 shares of
Bona
stock
shares
70,000
Inc.
per
shares
Corp.
company
Bache
Gardner;
one
Co.
$40
'par
stock¬
for sub¬
to
122,400 Tripac Engineering Corp.
1,200 shares of oVzr'c cumula¬
tive
convertible preferred stock
(par
$100),
and 24.000
shares
of
common
stock
(par
10
cents),
in
units of
(par
to reduce bank loans and for working
.
(par
ltT\ Fower CorP- of
Jn°J. (par one cent).
tions,
.*
stock¬
v
-
Western
,
'•
v
278'800 Rhares of common stock
,cents>- Purpose, for drilling costs, working
equipment. Price, $1 per share. Offered by
o
Price,
.share
per
Zirconium Co.,
Ine.
17,000 shares of capital
stock (par $1 >. Purpose, for expansion and working capi¬
tal. Price, $9.25 per share. Underwritten by D. A. Lomas¬
ney & Co.
■
?In0«,nrt0fi,Explo?Uon^Co'
Wilder-Rumsey, Inc.
;
stock
drilling
shares of common stock
86.954
stock
157,250 Titanium
Inc.
150,000
by
Co.;
6c
Offered by Floyd
Underwritten by Smith, Barney
& Co.; Bear, Stearns 6c Co.; Dominick <fc Dominick; Esta¬
brook
&
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Goldman, Sachs
6c
Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody 6c Co., Inc.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McCormick 6c
Co.; Penington, Colket and Co.; Stroud & Company, Inc.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Vietor, Common, Dann 6c Co.;
G. H. Walker 6c Co.; Walston & Co., Inc., and White, Weld
6c Co. ■
.V'
stock
common
Corp.
Purpose,
tal.
Reiter Co.
shares
Co,,
Price,. $1.06 Va
299,930
Co.
Chemical
Smith,
for working capital and general corporate
Price, $6 per share. Offered by Vickers Brothers
d'Avigdor
$5).
Purpose, for exploration
costs,
Price, 20 cents per share.
Offered
Purpose, for acquisitions, exploration
Aircraft
2,800,000 Hewitt-Robins,
common
'
295,000 Deleon
&
Clock
Roland
Purpose,
purposes.
cent)
working capital, etc.
by Shelley, Roberts &
a
M.)
$1).
speculation.
Mercury
(G.
Helio
900,000
stock
common
Purpose, for exploration and drilling costs,
Price, $2 per share. Offered by A. T.
Geyer & Hunt
300,000 Consolidated
as
preference
to public.
Offered by company
stockholders. Frank L. Edehfield 6c
any unsubscribed shares.
by
Kidder,
scribed.
10 cents).
etc.
<
COrPER,
Inc.
it
249,750 Harrison (I). L.) Corp. 124,875 shares of common stock
(par
10
cents).
Purpose,
for
equipment and working
capital. Price, $2 per share. Offered by Garrett & Co.
$65,376,942
$300,000 Colorado Resources.
6c Co.,
50,000 shares of 5V2V0
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $20).
Purpose,
to
repay
bank loans.
Price, $21.25 per share.
Under¬
written
by G. H. Walker & Co.; Dominick & Dominick;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Blunt,
Ellis
8c
Simmons;
Crowell, Weedon 6c Co.; Burnham 6c Co.;
Courts & Co., and Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Oversub¬
»
'
Belie• Glade, .Fla.
of
participating
capital.
publicly
Brothers;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth,
Sons; Brush Slocumb
$2.50 per share.
speculation,
Price,
Co.
Jr.
1,000,000 Gianninl
The
subscribed.
Cerf,
Inc.,
Co.,
A
subscribed. portion
&
improvements.
Kentucky Co.;
Interstate
Securities
Corp ;
L- Lyons '& Co.; O'Neal-Alden
6c Co.,
Inc.; Security
Associates, Inc., and Wagner, Reid 6c Ebinger, Inc. Over»
HarriBaclie
Julien
D.
&
Co.;
'..l' ''
:
64,605 shares of capital stock
(par $1). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expan¬
sion. Price, $31 per share to stockholders; $39 to public.
225,000 Dryer Co. of America^ Inc. 90,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for machinery, equipment and
The
class
Purpose, for working
by Gearhart & Otis, Inc.
& Co.;
& Kirkpatrick,
Co.; Clement A.
Walker
shares of-common-Stock
Co. -6,000
$1),
John W. Clarke & Co.; Richard W. Clarke
Collins & Co.; Crowell,
Weedon 6c Co.;
Co.;
Curtiss, House 6c Co.; Davis, Skaggs
6c Co.;
Drexel 6c Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Elwortliy
6c Co.;
Estabrook 6c Co.; Farwell, Chapman 6c Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fulton, Reid,
& Co.;
Ginther, Johnston 6c Co.; Glore, Forgan 6c Co.;!
Goldman,
Saclis
&
Co.;
Hallowed. Sulzberger & Co.;
Hayden, Miller 6c Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes
6c
Co.;
Hooker
6c Fay;
Hornblower 6c Weeks;
Howard, Weil, Lubouisse, Friedrichs 6c Co.; W. E. Huttou
6c Co.; The Illinois Co.,
Inc.; Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.; Kay, Richards 6c Co.; Kidder, Peabody 6c Co., Inc.;
W. C. Langley 6c Co.; Lazard Freres 6c Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons 6c Co.; Loewi &
Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg 6c Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; McCormick
6c Co.; Mead, Miller 6c Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenrter
&
Beane;
Merrill, > Turben 6c Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells 6c Co.; W. H.
Newbold's Son 6c Co.;
Newhurd, Cook & Co.; The Ohio
Company; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis; Piper, Jaffray 6c Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich
6c Co.; Quail & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds
6c Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Rogers & Tracy, Inc.;
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shuman,
Agnew 6c Co., Singer, Deane 6c Scribner; Smith, Barney
& Co.; William
R. Staats 6c Co.; Stern Brothers 6c Co.;
Stix
6c
Co* Stone 6c
Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud
&
Co., Inc.; Speifcer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; Vietor,
Common. Dann &
Co.;
Wagenseller 6c Durst, Inc.; fch H. Walker 6c Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter &. Co.; Harold E. Wood
& Co., and Woodard«Elwood & Co.
Oversubscribed.
(3,814 shares)
H;
$1.25
Offered
offer
Inc.; Alex. Brown &
& Co.,
Cruttenden
Moody
were
holders;
Inc.;
Corp.;
Stein- Bros.
Co.;
&
Corp.;v G.
Purpose,, to retire bank loans and for expansion
working
,and
.
Burge 6c Kraus; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; A. G.
Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blair 6c Co.,
Dodge
288,886 Springfield City Water Co, 22,222 shares of common stock
(par $1G>.
Puipose, to repay bank loans and for new
construction, etc.
Price, $13 per share to stockholders;
$14
to
public.
Offered bv company for subscription by
,
scription
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central Republic
(Inc.); Chiles-Sehutz Co.; City Securities Corp.; Clark,
Co.,
Co.
Co.
&
,
& Sons Co. 420,000 shares of common
Purpose,
lor expansion/and working
R.)
$5).
Blunt Ellis 6c Simmons;
Inc.;
Sullivan
Machine
Chemical
of
cents).
2,006,371 Thlokol
(R.
(par
Inc.; Ball,
Becker 6c
Central
80
299,950 Sessions
capital.
Price, $27.50 per share.
Underwritten by
man
Ripley & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn 6c Co., Inc.;
6c
Co.; Bacon, Whipple 6c Co.; Robert W. Baird
&c
shares
for subscription
underwriting.
11,550,000 Donnelley
to repay bank
at par and accrued
Price,
69,563 Re-Mack
stock
Co. 2.000 shares of common stock (par
for expansion. Price, at par. Offered by
by common stockholders, with¬
Brothers
Purpose,
company
Purpose,
construction.
new
of
Britain
180,000 shares of common
See under "Long-Teim Bonds and
column of this article.
(par 10 cents),,
Notes" in a preceding
$100).
Securities
-
Weld & Co., and Dean Witter & Co;-
,
Cosgrove
300,000 shares of common
Inc.
stock
200,000 Donley
Union
Barney
(par $10).' Purpose, do repay bank loans and lor-v.ork-,
ing capital. Price, $37.40 per share. -'Offered by company
lor subscription by certain employees.^ Fully subscribed.
Products, Inc.
Aluminum
360,000 Hlbbs
Co.
Co.
Co.;
Hill
Power
Staats 6c Co.;. Hornblower & Weeks;
First Cali¬
(Ire.); Walston 6c Co., Inc.; Bateman, Eichler
Crowell, Weedon 6c Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
R.
fornia
6c
Nevada
share.
Smith,
Inc.;'
112,500 Pittsburgh -Reflector Co. 18,000-' shares, of class R" common stock (par $5 ).
Purpose, lor working capital. Price, $6.25
per share.
Underwritten by Kay, Richards 6c Co.; Kroeze
McLarty & Co.; Reed. Lear & Co.; Huime, Applegate '6c
..Humphrey; - Inc:;;--Cunningham,
Schmertz &
Co.,
Inc.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
6c
Co.;
Fauset, Steele 6c Co., and
Simpson, Emery & Co.", Inc.'
*
\
Purpose, for working capital. Price. $1
Offered by company to public, without under¬
"
•'
writing.
•
.
175,000 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, to retire bank loans and lor new
construction.
Price, $19 per share.
Underwritten by Wil¬
3,325,000 Southern
224,400 New
•
cents).
10
(par
6c Co.
Witter
& Co.; Paine,-"\Vebber, Jack¬
Renshaw tiSchoellkopff . Hut ton
Newburger
Co.;
Pomeroy,
.
Cruisers,
300,000 Crestmark
by
Beane;
6c
y
Brothers;'Merrill Lyneh, Pierce,
Merrill, Turben & Co.,' Inc.; Morgan
Lehman
Qurtis; "Rodman &
White,
V
6c Higgins; Lester,
Davis, Skaggs & Co. and Jones,
Ryons 6c Co.;
6c
Miller.
--
6c
Weeks;- Howard,,..
<fc
'
Price,.at
capital.
bank loans and for working
Underwritten by Wilson, Johnkon
repay
par.
;
.v;
;;—.:
'
•
&
&
Boyce;
(1,638
portion
-"-
"
"
500,000 Coleman Engineering Co., Inc., 40,000 shares of,6','c cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock (par $12.50).
Purpose,
refunding.
Purpose,
dividends*, Underwritten
accrued
Webster Securities Corp.
&
additional
An
series A
stock,
atr
Co."'
6c
1,673,450 Sierra Paelfic HPower Co. 33.4G9 shares of $2.44 cumulative
Price,
Fenner
son
Hornblower
Friedrichs &.C.O.; Johnson, .Lane. .Space
Peabody & Co.;, Kuhn, Loeb &
Biased 6c Meeds; Lazard Freres 6: Co:; Lee
Laird,
Stanley
'
Co.;
Co.;
Kidder,
Inc.;
Higginson Corp.;
; - '
6c
6c
Laboulsse,
Co.,
Co.;
capital stock (par $10).
shares of
Noyes
Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Harriman Ripley 6c Co.. Inc.;
Glore,
Hallgarten
and
shares). Underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. \ First of
Michigan Corp.;.First Southwest Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Loewl &;Co. Inc.; McDonald & Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.; 'New-hard, Cook & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Rotan, Mosle 6c Co. and Dean Witter
subscribed
'
preferred
Weil,
Co.,
expansion: arid working capital;
Price, $58
per
share to stockholders; $67.25 to public.
Offered^ oy
company for subscription by common stockholders.
TJn~
Power
Co.;
Hemphill,
for
Purpose,
Michigan Corp.;
<fc
-
*
7.6,543
Co.
„4,454,646 Chain .Belt
Co.' 281,435 shares of common
stock (par $10).
Purpose, for construction program. Price,
$20.25 i>er share.-Offered, by company for subscription by
-common stockholders. Unsubscribed portion.! 15,626 shares)
underwritten by Dillon; Bead & Co. Inc.; .Johnston, Lemon
■:6c Co.;
Auchinclow;, Parker 6c Redpath; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Ferris 6c Company; Folger, Nolan, - Flemlng-W. B.
Hlbbs 6c Co.. Inc.; Goodwin 6c Old;;
Jones; Kreeger &
Hewitt; Mackall & Coe;
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
6c Beane;- Robinson- and
Lukens; Rohrbaugh 6c Co., and
Rouse, Brewer Ac Becker.
- :.-■ / •• : • *
Electric
5,699,059 Potomac
-
Inc. *75,000 shares
stock Cpar $1).
Purpose, for working capital,
$3 per share.
Offered by company to public,
common
etc.
of
20,500 shares of common stock
working capital. Price, $6.75 per
Cruttenden 6c Co.
>:< ' i:%; ■
;;
Helicopter
Universal
•;225,000 Apostoleseu
without
...
Corp.
(par.$l).
Purpose,.for
Underwritten by
V'
"J"
*
Represents issues placed privately,
issues sold competitively,
ti Indicates
t Indicates
special
offering.
"
'Number 5645
185
Volume
Co.; Wertheim
' y-y'-v'-r. >
International
1,140 912 American
.'.!V
...cv ".
84.512
Corp.
' v<\, ' f
of
shares
.
-
shares
i*
subscribed
were
for
Adams Express Co.
by
A.
/
new
Evans Sc
for
JPj '■
Co., inc.
!
-.
*
A
Price,
-
$10
per
Investors
Corp.;
Hamu.ili
y
Sc
Co.;
;
■
^
"
v-:
■
Co.;
j.
-
Bache &
McDonald Sc
Co.;
Blunt Ellis
Sc
•
R.
Dickson
Richards
&
ten
120.000
'
The
'•
$26,903,257
.
.
.
"
,
Small-Milbum
Co.,
.:r-' !. Q.
,
Sc Company,
and Taylor & Co.
Inc.,
.>VV
of
•
j
-Lincoln,
-
"v
stock
common
r
and
for
Inc.;
A
Co.,
J.
Co ;
Barth
Sc
Allyn Sc
C.
Sc
&
Inc.;
A.
Co.;
Weeks
Co.;
r
Co.;
Sc
Ball.
Eichler
Bateman,
Sc
Sc
Burge
Bear,
Co.;
and
Blosser
Sc
232,050
McDowell;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
"
Co.,
Insurance
90,000
Investment
;L 924,000
$1).
(par
loans.
Price,
Co.
Georgia
of
$2
,
,
Co.,
per
&
Price,
3
on
a
Co.
(no
I'M
&
shares of
Underwritten
:
Sc
281 250
''
Co.
*
'
;
..
-
.
<•-
Hemphill,; Noyes;
-
Sc
Co.,
Co.;
Sc
Inc.;
H.
Stone
Hayden,
Hentz
Co.;
Sc
Sc
■
.
stock
131,230
shares
of
common
stock
$97,500
?•
.
.Freres
,
&
vCarf ^M.
:
„
Co.; Lee
Laurence
&
Leonard
Sc
Marks
M.
.
,
"
■
Irving
McCormick
Lundborg
&
Co.;
Sc
Ohio Company:
Curtis;
Sc
William
Co.;
Frank,
Stern,
McDonald
(no
4i
t
common
118,750
-V;,
j
-
Anthony
Walker
&
Sc
Co.;. Underwood. Neuhaus Sc Co., Inc.; Union
-Victor,
Common. Dann Sc Co.; G. H.
Sc Co.; Walston Sc Co., Inc.;
Wat ling, Lerchen Sc
Co., and
50
for
B.
Douglas
Sc
Eiddle Sc Co.
Win.dow,
13 000
Yarnall.
Dean
Witter
.
Mason,
,
Inc.
by J. R. Phillips Investment Co.
"/
Maine
-
~
-
&
Casualty
Purpose.
Co.
30,000
shares
of
capital
for
working capital.
Price,
$21.50 per share to stockholders; $24.50 to public.
Offered
by
company
for subscription by
stockholders and em¬
ployees.
Unsubscribed portion (347 shares) underwritten
...
.
Bonding
"
117,500
(par
Hornblower
Pilgrim
stock
$10».
&
Weeks
and
Bartlett Sc
Helicopter Services,
(par
capital.
$3e
Price,
.
.-Purpose,
$5
per.
for
share,
public^ without underwriting.
Clark
Inc. 23,500
Co.
shares
equipment
Offered
by
of
and
common
wbrking
company
to
•
•
-
-
by White, Weld &
class
B
Offered
stock
common
by
&
Blyth
shares
of
class
Co.,
stock
common
Offered by Blyth Sc Co.,
^
shares of
50,000
Inc.
B>
$7.87V2
per
.
stock
common
Offered
share.
Transit,
Price,
par).
All
$15
shares
34,706
share.
per
of
by
Offered
capital
Swift,
by
sold.
Guns
$1).
Inc.
$24
Price,
■
Ail
$26
7
Price,
;
Inc.-216,950
shares
share.-
per
shares
y.
v
of
of
by
'-;
•
stock
common
Offered
share.
per
common
;
7,000
shares
of
Underwritten
soid.
Co.
Gas
Co.
Corp.- 12,500
Atlas
Scherck,
by
v
common
stock
(par
$5).
Simmons;
Brown
Sc
Blyth
Sons; H.
&
Inc.; .Boettcher and Co.;
(Inc.); Camp¬
Co.,
M. Byllesby Sc Co;
&
McCarty
Co.,
Inc.;
Skaggs Sc
Davis,
Co.;
Sc Townsend,
DeHaven
&
Bodine; Dominick & Dominick; Elworthy Sc
Clement A. Evans & Co.,. Inc.;. Farwell, Chapman
Co.;
First ol
Michigan Corp.;. Fulton,
Reid & Co.;
Co.;
&
.
Glore,
Sc
Forgan
Sc
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody
Sulzberger & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Hornblower & Weeks;
Howard, Weil,
Co.;
Co.Hallowell,
Co.; H. Hentz Sc Co.;
-V"
Sc Co.,' Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
Co., Inc.;; Irving Lundborg & Co.,
McCormick. & Co.; McDonald Sc Co.;
McDonnell
&
Co,;
Carl McGlone
Sc
Co.,
Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;-Moore, Leonard Sc Lynch; W. H.
Newbold's Son Sc Co.;
Newhard,-Cook & Co.; The Ohio
Co.; Paine, Webber,. Jackson & Curtis-; Pennington, Colket
and Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard &
Co.,
Sc
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.
Dulles
Janney,
Loewi
Inc.;
Mason-Hagan,
Sc
Inc.;
-
y
-'
y
Pressprich & Co.; Reinholdt Sc Gardner;
Inc.^ The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Co.; Dallas Rupe Sc Son, Inc.; Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co.;
Schwabacher Sc Co.;. Shuman, Agnew Sc
Co.;
Singer,i. Deane
&
Scribner; Smith,
Moore & Co.;
William
R.
Staats
Sc
Co.;
Stone &; Webster Securities
Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman Sc Co., Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright <fe Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Vercoe
& Co.;
Wagenseller Sc Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker Sc Co.;
Dean Witter Sc Co.;
Harold E. Wood & Co.; Woodcock,
Hess & Co., Inc.; Wulff, Hansen & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle
Inc.;
Co.,
Financing
Reynolds
V
C.
R.
Sc
W.
Co.,
Roney Sc
,
'
•
■
-
,
.
Sc
Completed.
Club 430 shares of capi
share. Offered by A. G
4,765,448 Reynolds Metals Co. 67,595 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Price, $70.50 per share.
Underwritten by Reynolds
Sc
A.
Sc
Dillon,
Becker
G.
Co.,
Inc.;
tenden
&
Pancoast;
i
&
Inc.
R.) & Sons Co. 153,575 shares of coin mo:
stock (par $5).
Price, $27.50 per share. Underwritten b;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., < Inc
Bache & Co.; Bacon. Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
Co. Inc.;
Ball, Burge Sc Kraus; Bateman, Eichler Sc Co.
"A. G. Becker Sc Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blair •
Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth Sc Co., Inc.; Bo:
worth, Sullivan Sc Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Sc Sons; Brus
Slocumb Sc Co. Inc.; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc).; Centr
Republic
Co.
O
"0-- Citv Secunti
Corp.; Clark. Dodge Sc Co.; John W. Clarxe Sc Co.; Richar*
w.
Clarke Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Crowell, Weed
Sc Co..
Cruttenden Sc Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Dav;
Skaggs & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman. Dillon & Co.; I
worthv Sc Co.; Estabrook Sc Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Cc
The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fulto
Reid & Co.; Ginther. Johnston Sc Co.;
Glore. Forgan .
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.,
Inc.;
,
Read
&
Co.
Inc.;
A.
C.
Allyn Sc Co.,
Whipple
Sc
Co.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co. Inc.; Branch, Cabell
& Co.; Alex. Brown Sc Sons;
Brush Slocumb & Co. Inc.;
Clark, Dodge Sc Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; C. C. Collins
stock (pal
Horner
Co
Inc.; Anderson Sc Strudwick; Bache Sc Co.; Bacon,
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bateman, Eiohler
&
Co. 5,000 shares of common stocl
Price, $43 per share. Offered by G. H. Walke
shares of common
Offered by Scott,
Oversubscribed.
Co.
848,649 Reserve Oil & Gas Co. 32,640 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Price, $26 per share. Offered by Paine, Webber,
Jackson Sc Curtis.
Completed.
3,000 shares of common stocl
Price, $69.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth S
Completed.
Aluminum Corp. 2,600
price, $5 per share.
4,223,313 Donnelley
Sc
80.000 shares of capital stock (par
cents >.
Purpose, for expansion, to repay notes and
working capital. ' Price. $2.50 per share.
Underwritten
stock-
Dixie
of
Crouter
Completed.
Co.
$1).
Weld
White,
White <fc Co.;
McEvoy;
*
Sc Co.
(par $15).
Sc
&
(no
Sc Co., Inc.; E. W. Clark Sc Co.; Clayton
Securities Corp.; Collin, Norton & Co.; Julien Collins &
Co.; Courts & Co.; Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.; J. M. Dain
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.
Inc.
Offered
share.
per
Price,
Natural
&
bell,
215,000 Dewey Portland Cement
Corp.;
Wertheim Sc Co.; Chas.
Co.;
■'
Maine Power Co. 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Price, $23.75 per share. Offered by Blyth &
Co., Inc. Completed.
\
-
Co.,
& Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Fox; Stone & Webster Securities
stock
common
and
S.
Bleichroeder,
Inc.;
Bacon,
Whipple &
Robert W. Baird Sc Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Bate¬
Eichler & Co.; Baxter, Williams. & Co.; A. O. Becker
Co., Inc.; Bioren Sc Co.; William Blair Sc Co.; Blunt
Ellis
Superior Oil of California, Ltd. 5,000 sh&res of
stock (par $1).
Price, $16.50 per share. Offered
$5).
of
Completed.
Co.
par):
Alex.
•
Central
.(par
Sachs
Co.;
3,000 shares of common stock (par
share. . Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Chicago National League Baseball
tal stock.
Price, about $310 per
~ Becker Sc Co. Inc.
Completed.
208 500
Sc
200,000 Jones Apothecary,
646,041
-
$16).
(par
Goldman,
by
Arnhold-
per
133 300
Staats
&
$32.50
by Blyth & Co.,
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Piper, Jaffray Sc Hopwood;
stock
common
Price, $18.25 per share.' Underwritten by Smith, Barney
& Co.; American Securities Corp.; Anderson & Strudwick;
.
-
(par
Cruttenden
Blosser & McDowell; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Gorp.; Spencer
Trask
Co.; Tucker,
Btraus,
'■
•
-
Electric Corp. 46,440 shares of class B common
$1). Price, $6.75 per share. ,Underwritten by
Anderson
82,500 Canadian
American
Securities
;
R.
Meyer
Corp.;
Swiss
Co.;
-Price,
by
man,
.'f
Completed.
stock
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
Sc
Beane;
The
Mitchum,
Jones & Templetonf
Moore,
& Lynch; F. S. Moseley Sc Co.; Newhard, COok
The
Co.;
&
313 470
Co.;
Prescott,
Shepard
Sc
Co..
Inc.;
R.
W.
Presspricli Sc
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce Sc Co., Inc.: Reinholdt Sc Gardner;
Reynolds Sc Co.» Inc.; Riter Sc Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle Sc Co.; L. F. Rothschild Sc Co.;
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton Sc Pomeroy,
Inc.; Schwabacher
Co.; Shearson, Hammili & Co.; Shields
Sc Co.; Shuman.
Agnew Sc Co.; Silberberg Sc Co.; I. M,
Simon Sc
Co.; Singer. Deane, Sc Scribner; Smith, Barney
■l
;
Co.:
Co.;
.
American Express Co.
Inc.
stock
Blyth &
common
Labouisse, Friedrichs Sc Co.; W. E. Hutton Sc Co.; The Illinois
Not Representinff New
$10).
Co.;
Webber,. Jackson
.1
Sc
Sc
of
Offered
shares
5,000
Indiana
&
Richter
96,000 shares of comipon stock (par
•"
Merrill
Co.;
Milwaukee
'•
Rhoades
Loeb,
$61
Co.
Co.
(par
Wm.
-
&
3,959,338 Ranco,
•-
■
>
Inc.
.
,
share.
per
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
150,000 shares of; class A common
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, to reduce;bank loans and for
working capital.
Price, $1.87Vat. per share, "Underwritten
by Boenning Sc Co.; Hallowed, Sulzberger Sc Co.; VVoodcock, Hess Sc Co., Inc. and JSuplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
Issues
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard
Higglnson Corp.; Lester, Ryons Sc Co.;
!
6,000
cent).
(no
stock
WPITI Broadcasting Co.
$43,115,871"
(par
Co.,
&
-^yV;"i '•'•
Co.
Industries,
182,000 Pioneer
Pierce
! Oversubscribed..
Corp.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
$49.50
&
one
Henke
Henry
Herrman & Co.; Hill Richards Sc Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Sc.
Son; Hirseh
Co.; Hooker Sc Fay; Hornblower Sc Weeks;
Howard, Weil, Labouis.se,' Friedfichs Sc Co.;'E. F. Hutton
& Company; W. E. Hutton Sc Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
•' Johnston, Lemon
Sc Co.; John II. Kaplan Sc Co.; A. M.
Kidder.S£ Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Laird <fe Company,
V
.
Ripley
Co.; 'Harriman
Co.;
,
•
■
v:
EJyth
Offered
18,200 shares
Corp.
Price,
520,590 Northern
.
,
Pierce,
stock
common
by.
share.
Price, $64.50 per share.
Completed.
■'
Shields
"
Sc
par).
(no
Lynch,
shares 'of
7,000
per
share.
per
&
(Eli)
(par
.
Equitable Securities.Corp.; Estabrook Sc Co.; Parwell,
Chapman Sc Co.; The. First Boston Corp.; First of Cali¬
fornia Co. (Inc.>; First of Michigan Corp.; First Southwest
v / v.
Co.; Fridley, Hess & Frcderking; Glore, Forgan Sc Co.;
(irGoldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Goodvvyn
&
Olds;
Hallg&rteh
Co.;
of
(no par),
for acquisition.
Price, $11.25 per share.
by Miiir Investment Corp.; Texas National
Rauscher,
Corp.;
Merrill
Offered
shares
8,800
Price,
par).
Inc.
& Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin;
Dittmar Sc Company;, M. E.'Allison Sc Co., Inc.; Eppler,
Guerin Sc Turner; Chas. B. White Sc Co.; Shearson, Hammill Sc Co.; LentZ; Newton Sc Co.; Southwestern Securb
ties Co.;
J. Marvin Morelajnd & Co. and R. L. Stewart
y
Co.
(Eli)
322,500 Lilly
lor
--'-- V--''.
Marx, Inc.
Purpose,
stock
capital
by
Inc. Oversubscribed.y
3,088
-
Wolff
$5).
;
share.
Corp.
Completed. *•
366,000 Lilly
working
Corp.
1 080 000
Central Republic Co.
of
shares
20,000
per
Trecker
&
$37.50
par).
best-
Inc., 900,000 shares of com¬
' Purpose, for acquisition of
capital, etc. Price, $1,25 per share.
by General Investing Corp. and Lepow Securities
Offered
-
Corp.
900,900 Kimberly-Clark
-;! 'V
club,
kennel
■
shares
Offered
Co. Completed.
Western Greyhound Racing,
stock
(par one cent).
mon
j
Oversubscribed.
$3).
330,000 Kendall
Co.
Alester
Inc.
Ayres,
Kraus;
Stearns
23,100
Inc.;
Ind.;
Co.,
shares of common stock
share., Offered by Lehman
43,100
per
share.
per
Beane.
Oil
393,750 McLean
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
$36
Price, $12.25
Co., Inc. Completed.
Francis I. tiu Pont*& Co.; Rauscher, Piercer
G. Furman: Co., Inc.; A. M, Law «S#
Co., IncT; J. C. Wheat Sc Co.; Beih& Hough, Inc.; Clark,;:
Landstreet Sc Kirkpatrick, Inc.;
ifallowell, Sulzberger Sc
(Co.;' Thorfiton, Mohf and -Farish and Willis, Kenny &
Mason,
Sc
1 125 000
Corp.
Price. $73
(par
(par
one
cent).
Purpose, for acquisitions and working
capital.
Price, $11. per share.
Offered by company for1
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed P«r-(
tion
(127,601 shares)- untlerwtfkten by < Scott, Horner- M
\
Utilities
300,000 Perforating
Gas
1,443,530 Tropical
by E. R. Jones & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons, and
& Boyce.
Completed.
$40
85,750 Kearney
Inc.
Mason,
Hazeltine
$10).
-
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Sc
50,000 Jones Apothecary, Inc. 20,000 shares of capital stock (par
50 cents).
Price, $2.50 per share.
Underwritten by J. R.
Phillips Investment Co.
V; '
.
' ':;
"
.
shaves of $5.24 preferred
stock
(par $100).
Purpose, for acquisitions of Cuban
companies.
Price,. $104 per share.
Offered by company
for
subscription by- -common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion (3,013 shares) underwritten by Scott, Horner Sc
Gas
& Co.;
Anthony
Inc.;
:•;: k.
1,460,000 Honolulu
investment and to
share.. Offered by Allied In¬
of Georgia on a best efforts
Purpose,
residents
to
Tucker,
Common,>'Dann Sc Co.;
G. II. Walker & Co.; White,
Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.,
par). .Price,
•Price,
stock
common
and Kill Richards
residents
to
Co.
Shuman,
Co :
.
Co.
&
Bros.
States
(no
and The
of partic-
Trask & Co.;
Corp.;., Vietor,
Durst,
Dean
Brothers.
;
(par 50 cents) and 36,000 shares
cents) in units of three snares
.
stock
derwritten
cumulative
shares
&
Co.;
Fenner &
Stores 50,000 shares of
Weedon
&
Stein
30
(par
Spencer
Woodard-Elwood
1,551,600 Gulf
Wachob-Bender Corp.;
Sc
»
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore 5.100 shares of class
A common stock (par $10).
Price, $45.50 per share. Un-
v
ana
„
e».-«
22,500 Dryer Co. of America, Inc. 9,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents). Price, $2.50 per share.
Offered by Floyd
D. Cevf, Jr. Co. as a speculation.
Securities, Inc.
Tropical
,
Skaggs & Co.; Dewar, Robertson Sc Pancoast; R. S. Dickson
Sc
Co., Inc.; Dixon Bretscher Noonan Inc.; Dominick &
Dominick; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon Sc
Co.; F. Eberstadt & Co.; A. G, Edwards & Sons; R. J.
Edwards,
Inc.;
Elworthy
Sc
Co.;
Emanuel,
Deetjen
&
V'
Weld
Sc
C>.;
Securities
Wagenseller
Curtis;
&
Sc
Union
Co.,
Louis
&
Co.; Singer, Deane Sc Scribner; Smith, Barney
William R. Staats Sc Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; 8troud &
Co.,-Inc.;
$25).
stock
stock
Crowell,
make
308,800
Co.;
Burnham -Sc Co.;
Inc.;
Jackson
Webber,
Sc
Co.;
Stix
&
St.
Metropolitan
Mosle
Agnew
:VV'Sc
Lincoln, Neb.. ."
basis.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge Sc Co.; Julien .Collins Sc Co.; Courts & Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; J. M. Dain Sc Co., Inc.; Davis,
Co.,
of
Casualty
vestment
Robert
Co.;
Ryons
Lester,
McAndrew
Purpose, for working capital.
share and accrued dividends.1 Underwrit-
preferred
common
Becker Sc Co., Inc.; Blair Sc Co., Inc.; J. C.
Alex. Blown Sc Sons; Brush, Slocumb
G.
Sc
Sc
Rotan,
&; Co.;;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.,
& Renshaw; Rowles, Winston
'
Securities Corp.;
W. Baird
American
Inc.;
♦v'luppie
Pont
Southeastern Mortgage Investments, Inc. 500.000
1,000,000
Price, $78.75 per
Brothers; Blvth <fc Co.,
Tollman
Co.,
Bacon,
Baker,
&
Bradford
Sc
bv
Incr;
efforts basis.
;;
working capital.
and
Underwritten
Bache
"'r-Y'?
•
Co.
common
Allied
Co. 350,000 shares of
Purpose, to repay bank loans
$5>.
(par
expansion
share.
du
Sc
250,000 Southeastern Mortgage Investments, Inc. 2,500 shares of
5#
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, fori
investment and to make loans.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Cementing
Weil
Co.;
&
Straus.
by Cruttenden■ Sc- Co.;
Co.;
'
/y/'yy':.
Oil
Son &
Co.; Newhard, Cook Sc Co.; The Ohio
Pacific Northwest Co.;. Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; R. W, Pressprich &
Co.; Quail Sc Co.. Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds
& Co., Inc.;
Rodman & Renshaw;: Rogers & Tracy, Inc.;
Company;
(par $1).
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
Price,
$10
per
share.
Underwritten by Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Sc Curtis; William R, Staats Sc Co.;' Bateman, Eichler &
:
Co.,- Inc.
Inc.,-
Shopping Bag Food
750,000 .Fort Pitt Packaging International, Inc. 250,000 shares of
common stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for working capi¬
tal.
Price, $3 per share,
Offered by Barrett Herrick &
27,562,500 Halliburton
Inc.;
Rodman
(par
$26.25 per
mountain
509,000
::: d
Neb.
Newbold's
preferred and oilo share of common stock. Purpose, for
working capital. /Price, $4 per unit.
Offered by Inter-
Dean & C'o. 20,000 shares of 6'*; preferred stock, series A
(par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at par
and accrued dividends.
Offered by The First Trust Co. of
$200,000
&
Fitch,1
of
;
r.
Lestrange
Barret,
Sc
Oversubscribed.
Co.
stock
Security
MISCELLANEOUS
.
I.
Co.," Inc.;
Paine.
Co.;'
Co.;
Taggart & Co.;
&
ipating
Inc.;
Ransom
&
•
Scott. Horner Sc Mason, Inc.; City Securities Corpora¬
tion; Julien Collins <fc Company; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Greene Sc Ladd; Pacific
Northwest Company; Raffenspergcr, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Rauscher, Pierce Sc Co.. Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange Sc Co.;
Burke <fc MacDonald, Inc.; B. C. Christopher & Co.; T. C.
Henderson & Co., Inc.; Lathrop, Herrick & Clinger, Inc.;
Snider Co.;
Francis
Kidder
M.
A.
Mason,
First Trust
Co.; Inc.; Grant-Brownell Sc Co.; Hill
Newhard. Cook & Co.; RMnlioldt & Gard¬
Wright,
Co.;
Co.;
Securities Acceptance Corp. 5,000 shares of 5r,'c
Price,
ner;
Prescott,
Co.;
&
A.
preferred
&
Co.;
Co.;
Richards
Company,
Sc
Walston
131,259
Bcecroft, Cole & Company;
Bateman, Eichler Sc Co.;
S.
&
Charles
"
•
Inc.; Mitchum, Jones & Templelon; Rouse. Brewer
Becker; Stern Brothers Sc Co.; Wagenseller Sc Durst,
Inc.;
Sc
&'
;
The Ohio Company;
Company;
&
Lear
Horner
pany,
•••:
-
: & Co.; Saunders, Stiver & Co.; L. B. Schwinn & Co.; Scott,;
,
Cruttenden & Co.; Estes & Com¬
& Simmons;
•
Sc
HiH
Morgan
Perkins
(par
subsidiaries.
Price, $21 per share.
Offered by company fdr
subscription by commcn stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion <194.813 shares i underwritten by Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); W. C. Langley Sc Co.;
'
'
Dittmar Sc
Co.;
Reed
Reed,
5,279,169 United Utilities, Inc. 251,389 shares of common stock
$10).
Purpose, for investments in, and advances to
'
Arthurs.
Co.;
Simonds
Livingston, Williams &
Inc.; Merrill, Turben & Co,,
for subscription by stockholders, with¬
/v
•;
.
'
underwriting.
refunding ($5,101,761) andPrice, $10 per'
Forgan Sc -Co.;-Fulton,
Eichler
Co.;
4,926,000 Petroleum Corp. of America 328,400 shares of capital stock
(par $1)
Purpose, for investments.
Price, $15 per share.
out
Sc
Baker,
Bateman,
Inc.;
&
Keith
-
-
Lestrange & Co.; Hayden,
Hogle & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Oppenheimer <Kr Co.; Charles A. ParSc Company: Straus, Blosser <fc Mc-
Offered by company
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Loewi Sc
Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M. -Marks &
Co.; .Mason-Hagari, inc.; A. E. lviasten cc Co.; McCormick
& Co.; Mead, Miller A Co.; Me^W Lvnch, 'Pierce. Fenner
Sc
Beane;. Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; F. S. Moseley Sc Co.; Mullanev, Wells & Co.; W. H.
Co.
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Hooker & Fay; Interstate Securities Corp.;'Jaffe, Lewis Sc
Co.;
Joseph, M'cllen & Miller, Inc.; H. I. Josey & Co.;
•v
cells <fc Co.; Shields
.,'Doweil; Suburban Securities Co.; Greene & Ladd; McKelvy.
Sc Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Burnham Sc Co.; Caldwell
Phillips Co.; Doolittle Sc Co.; First Securities Co. of Chicago; Ira Haupt & Co.; Barrett Hcrrick & Co., Inc.; Irving
Lundborg Sc Co.; The Marshall Co.; J. P. Marto & Co.;
Morgan Sc Co.; Speer & Co.; Charles A. Taggart Sc Co.,
Inc.; Charles E. Thenobe &! Associates; Weber- Mitchell Sc
Co.; Willis, Kenny Sc Ayres, Inc., and Wulff, Hansen & Co.
••-
Corp.;
common
Glore,
by
Adams
M.
A
($573,239).
purposes
Co.;
Co.;
L.. Emerson
Hentz
\
Arthurs,
Lester, Rj'ons & Co.;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.;/Lee Higglnson
.
share.
Underwritten by Lee Higglnson
Planning Corp. of America; Shearson,
Ball. Burge & Kraus; White, Weld &
Co.;
Hecker & Co.;
Miller & Co.; J. A.
'
E.
&
class
of
Co., -Inc.; The First Cleveland Corp.;;
Alester G. Furiuan Co., Inc,; W. C. .Gibson & Co.; Good-,'
* body & Co.; Ira Haupt A Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; II.'
.
V
Sc
Carey,
H.
^
2,100,000 Nucleonics, Chemistry & F.lectronics Shares, Inci 210.000
.il:
.shares of capital stock (par $1). Purpose, for investments.
:
Co.;
Bache
•.
..
Bingham; Walter!
& Hurry, Inc.; H. M. Byllesby & Cof (Inc.); Brooke Sc Co.;
B. C. Christopher-A- Co.; E. W. Clark Sc Co.; Julien
Col-,
-lins & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Cunningham, Gunn
Sc
•
Purpose,
corporate
Shares
9
Hayden, Miller & Co.;. Hayden, 3tone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; How¬
ard, Well, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; W.-E. Hutton Sc
Co.; ,The Illinois Co., - Inc.;, Indianapolis Bond Sc Share
Corp.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Kidder, Peabody Sc Co., Inc.;
~
.
150,000- shares-of->common stock;
for. working .capital, etc. Price,
by L. J. Mack Sc Co., Inc.
|
Inc. -567,500
Underwritten
North
V
Express,
Sc
Co.;
v
/;■/ •>."
v .
shares of epmrnon stQck
($300,000u. hod working!
Offered
(par 25 cents).
Reid
•
stock
common
100,000
Purpose,
share.
other
share.
company.
Banking Co. of Georgia 42,634 shares of
Purpose, for acquisition
(par $1 >.
of stock of new company. Price, $5.50 per share. Offered
by company to selected group of licensed insurance agents
in Georgia and South Carolina. '
class
Co.
Corp.
cents).
per
stock
.
234,487 First Railroad &
•
S.)
Purpose, .refunding
Mutual
50
5,675,000 Roadway
•>
stock (par $1).
common
of
stock
,
(par
Purpose, for acquisition of
Price, $5.50 per share to stockholders and agents; $6 to public.
Oifered by company for
subscription by common stockholders and agents. Unsub¬
scribed portion (24.432 shares <
underwritten by Jnh" son.
Lane, Space Sc Co., Inc.; A. J. Kilnatrick, Jr., and Clement
class A
.
,
Research
$1.50
shares of
889,802 .First Railroad & Banking Co. of Georgia 159,561
.
225,000
?*
-
$10).•
($1,200,000).
Price, $15 per-'share.'* Underwritten
^by Westheimer & Co; to bona fide: residents of Ohio.
:
common
(par
(II.' &
(-par
•<' -/capital
'.:•
$11. Purpose, for investment program. •.Price,
$13.50 per share. ^ Subscribed-for by minority common
stockholders, without underwriting. - An additional 290,588
stock
(2669)
1,500,000 Pogue
V
White,' Weld'& Co.,a1 and Deah-'
Co.;
d:
-Witter &
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
SpeneerTrask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; G.H.Walker
v
"*Sc
1
.
.
Inc.;
Courts &
Crowell,
Co.;
Weedon Sc Co.; Crut¬
Co.; Davenport Sc Co.; Dewar, Robertson &
Dominick Sc Dominick; Doolittle Sc Co.; Drexel
Eastman,
Farwell,
Goodbody
.
Co.,
Clement A. Evans Sc Co.,
Goldman, Sachs Sc Co.;
Ripley Sc Co. Inc.; Hemphill,
Noyes Sc Co.;
J. J. B. Hilliard Sc Son;. Hornblower &
Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Sc Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers;
Lestern, Ryons Sc Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; MasonHagan, Inc.; McDonald Sc Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fen¬
Co.;
Inc.;
(R.
<fc
&
ner
Lynch;
Sc
Sc
Co.,.
&
Dillon
Chapman
Co.;
Co.;
&
Sc
Co.;
Harriman
Beane; The Milwaukee. Co.; ^Moore, Leonard &
Newhard, Cook Sc Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis;
Riter
&
Prescott,
on
>.
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(Continued
•
on page
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
xji.it.,
^
Pierce
Inc.; Reed, Lear & Co.; Reinholdt Sc Gardner;
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Saunders, Stiver &
special
offering.
10)
-
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2670)
send.
*481,000 Rohm
&
shares of common stock (par
share. Offered by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; Blyth 6c Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 6c Beane; Smith,'
Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Clark, Dodge 6c Co.;
R. W. Pressprich 6c Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Laird &
Company Corporation, <uuui'au«.tf' »»*. m»us <& Co.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Estabrook 8c Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;»
G. H. Walker & Co,; Hay den, Stone 6c Co.; Shearson, Ham-?
mill & Co.; Shields 6c Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Tucker,;
Anthony & Co.; Bache h Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; E. F.|
Hutton & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.;.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Goodbody-& Co.; Baker,!
Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; R. S. Dickson 6c Co.,
Inc.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming—W. B. Hibbs 6c Co., Inc.;
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Allison-Williams Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; E. W. Clark & Co.; Courts & Co.; J. M. Dain
& Co.. Inc.;
Clement A. Evans 6c Co., Inc.; First South¬
west Co.; J. J. B. Hilllard & Son; Hill Richards Co.; Lester;
Ryons & Co.; W. H.
w-i s o n tk. Co.; Pact/id Northwest
Co.; Putnam <fe Co.; Rauscher, Pierce 6c Co., Inc.; Baker,
Watts & Co.; Boenning & Co.; Cooley 6c Co.; Davis, Skaggs
& Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Elkins, Morri3 & Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Janney, Dulles
& Co., Inc.; Kay, it. nar
.
* Co.; ..«»..-iendi 6c CO., Inc.;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Underwood Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; C. C.
Collings and Co., Inc.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
&
Co.; J.
Marvin
Moreland & Co.;
Edgar M. Norris;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.;
Walter Stokes & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Town$440
send.
Graff
per
Chas.
Co.;
&
White
B.
Co.,
6c
(par
Air
i
shares
40,000
RR.
Price, $38.50 per share.
Co.
Oversubscribed.
$20).
Peabody
Line
&
Arthur
and
Wright & Co., Inc.
1,540,000 Seaboard
!
of
Newburger
Co.,
Kidder,
Parker
&
Redpath;
Bioren & Co,; Suplee,
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
Inc.;
&
and
Co.,
27,306,250 Texas Co. 425,000 shares of capital stock (par $25). Price,
$64.25 per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc. Oversub¬
Electric
of
shares
120,960
Co.
$J.0),
Price, $27 per share. Offered
Kidder, Peabody 6c Co. Completed.
9,283,000 United
Allyn
man,
Inc.;
Crowell,
port
!
B
Underwritten
& Co. Inc.;. A.
Strudwick; Bache
by
C.
React
&
&
BateBlunt
Clement
&
Co.;
&
McDonald
The
&
Cook
&
Lear
Co.;
&
Stein
Paine,
&
Boyce;
Co., Inc.; Union
Co. Oversubscribed.
States
&
Frank,
Stern,
Securities
United
States
shares
of
$64
Co.
Meyer &
Corp.,
Insurance
stock
by
Carl
Co.;
L.
Glore,
Forgan
&
Blair
&
.
1
'
Co.;
Merrill
Webber,
&
of
F.
Co.;
Stroud
Weld
&
Co.,
•.;
■ ••
R.
Merrill Lynch;
by
made in
York
New
Central
Co.;
Blyth
Sachs
&
Fenner
Smith,
&
550.064
Co.,
Co.;
Stearns
Republic
Hallgarten &
pressprich
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Harrimail
Beane;
Co.;
A.
A.
Co.;-
(Inc.);
G.
Shearson,
Noyes
Hammill
&
by
S.
Smithers
Struthers
&
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
Julien
Collins
Tegeler &
t
I
Hutton
F.
&
Co.;
&
of
&
Walker
&
Co.;
Courts
Michigan
Co.;
The
■&
Co.;
Simmons;
&
Corp.;
Illinois
E.
Co.;
WOod
W.
Clirit
Demp.'ey-
Walter C.
Co.
Inc.;
Co.,
Gcrey
Lester,
Inc.;
J
A.
G.
Ball,
Edwards
Richards
&
Sons;
i
'
!
&
Co.;
pfd.
$10
Co.;
.
($100
(no
I
»
I
Merrill,
Newhard,
Tuiben
Cook
&
I
!
&
&
Elworthy
&
& Co.,
Inc.; Loewi & Co. Inc.';
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McKelvy and
Inc.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.t
Co.,
Co.;
i
&
&
Northwest
Bond
and
Leonard
Company;
&
Rauscher,
Parke;
Brown,
Sutro
North
Lisle
Co.;
Hanrahan
&
Prescott,
Co.;
Pierce
&
Moore
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.
The
Miller
Space
&
&
Quail
Schmidt,
&
Co.;
&
Poole.
Frank,
First
Co.;
Indianapolis
Co.,
Richards
&
Miller
Co.;
Stern,
Inc.;
Co.;
Kay.
Mead,
&
Butcher
&
&
Lane,
Inc.;
Co.;
Putnam
Austin
Bingham',
Marshall;
Hayden,
Friedrichs
Miller,
&
Lynch;
Co.;
Co.;
W>islow,
Inc;
Kirkpatrick. Inc.;
Townsend,
Crouter
&
&
Corp.; Johnson,
&
&
&
First California
Labouisse,
Share
Smith,
DeHaven
Co.;
Corp.;
Weil,
&
Inc.;
Fitch,
Whiteside, West
Clark, Landstreet &
Joseph,
Mellen
&
McJunkin,
Patton
I
Co.,
Chace.
Ferris
Howard,
&
Inc.;
Oo.;
&
Cooley
Bcdine;
(EDTi
also
See
Market
mortgage
V.
185,
St.,
formed
was
Burnside,
borders
in
in July of the
Wilmington
receive
24
June
on
first
stock
headed
by
and
be
to
are
used
working
for
EFFECT
Courts
to
and
bids
99,
June,
same
Del.,
the
lor
collateral
of
'
1955
year.—
trust
will
from
to
it
July
purchase
bonds
1,
up
due
2556.
p.
4
for
value
share)
stated value
value,
shares
of
shares
on
On
The
has
company
stock
paid
regular
of
per
share,
payment
50c
of
1956 50c
only
of
Its
intends
and
to
dividend of 50c
outstanding stock
June
15,
pay
Ltd.
dividend
a
payable
aid
dividend
had
At
manufacturing
Prattville,
South
Ala.,
operations
Dallas,
and
conducted
are
at
the
Tennessee,
Carolina,
Virginia. It has also
developed an export business in cotton gins and cotton gin machinery
to cotton producing countries, including India, Belgian Congo, Brazil.
Peru, Iran, Africa, Venezuela, Syria, Pakistan, and to some small ex¬
tent, Greece, Argentina and Turkey.
Export shipments are currently
subject to such governmental restrictions as may apply to any foreign
which
to
exports
UNDERWRITERS—The
tive
percentages
aforesaid,
The
&
and
th*Vr
Inc.
Clement
them
by
Co.,
Odess,
Martin
Co.,
Fonnston,
Space
&
6.00
Interstate
&
This
4.00
Inc._
of
change
Texas,
Old
As
of
Utah.
Texas
Continental
In
the
ready-mix
listed
out¬
it
had
Dorr
manufactured
and
mine
safety
Oliver
and
sold
and
equipment
its
and
compahy
acquired
of Merco
the
business
Centrifugal
and sold
CO.,
lines
and
sub¬
C lifornia
a
of
centrifugal
products.
GIVING
EFFECT
TG
PRESENT
FINANCING
;
$3,000,000
value)-—
par
ox
to
and
(Does
version
'under
Key
cumulative
convertible
stock
common
not
for
122,522
3%%
of
stock
shares
of
the
at
preferred
to
/;
.
rate
$2
for
and
share
of
two
stock.
reserved
Vie.,
'\
.
per
rate
shs.
.
per
shares
,
issuance
upon
con¬
outstanding preferred stock, and 2,500 shares reserved
Stockholding and Deterred Compensation Plan for
Employees.
to
severally,
in
the
"
,//-
t.ie
The
—
purchase,
shares
of
from
vary
the
at
common
share
*i,094,659
Tenure
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
may
-
61,261 shs.
.
2,000.000 shs.
■
dividends
into
one
include
the
of
the
120,000 shs.
($7.50 par value)-ui.
e
1958-1961; tho interest rate
currently 4%%.
'annum
Outstanding
bank
and
respective
additional
'
u;;
underwriters
the
company
percentages
.
below
shall
as
..
have
to
agreed
indicated
stock
common
<
nartied
has
below,
be
not
severally
sell
to
such
them,
of
the
subscribed
for
V.
</c
Dominick 6c Dominick
Co
&
Ball.
William
13.5
Li
Burge
Blair
&
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.—
Irving Lundborg & Co._
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
4.0
Kraus
&
4.0
&
Co
2.5
Co.
Co.——
B.
Bonbright
Beane
6.0
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
2.5
Reynolds & Co. Inc.—,.—4.0
&
Schwabacner
i
&
Co
6.0
2.5
curities
V.
2.5
Townsend,
Union Se¬
Tucker,
6.0
—
Marshall——!
Hallgarten & Co.—
&
also
6.0
Henry F. Swift & Co
2.5
Co
&
Smith, Barney & Co.
2.5
Brown & Sons—„„
Foster
&
ner
6.0
2.5
L •
185,
Dabney
Anthony
Tyson
&
&
R.
2.5
L.
Day
4.0
G.
4.0
H.
Walker & Co
4.0
—„
4.0
2556.
p.
Edgcomb Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC
2.00
—
Mining
Texas
assets
the
in
(name
The comoany on May 23 filed a lettpr of notification with the SEC
covering 2,573 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered to
employees at $19.43 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
to
in
interest
assets
receivable
a
A
Chairman
in
ex¬
the : mining
uranium
New
Mexico
of
said
Gidwitz
Mr.
it
and
$3,800,000
Continental
has
building
and
materials
fields.
Exchange.
Its
'
-
for
Paso
working capital.—V.
j'
stock
■
'
.
./
Natural
Federal
application
ities,
Power
tional
183,
p
1857.
■
\
)
The
in
Co.—Plans Expansion—
hearing
to
company
to
will
and
10
on
pipeline
deliver an
day
to
an
facil¬
operate
$107,100,000, to enable it to
cubic
ieet
of
natural
gas
per
Arizona
June
commence
and
construct
cost
185,000,000
customers
Gas
Commission
this
by
estimated
addi¬
existing
California.
company's
proposed project would include 216 miles of main
pipeline, 58,900 horsepower in compressor capacity, and field facilities,
consisting of 533 miles of line and 27,850 compressor horsepower,
located
be
properties in Colorado, U^ah
also entered the non-metallic
has
used
EI
Co.
775
are
be
worth
Oil
6c
acquired
were
Colorado,
was
mining
Stock
stock
(Entitled
See
Continental.
of
year,
concrete
American
the
on
past
and
the
business.
the
($32.53
Eastman Dillon,
long-term debt.
its
uranium
of
Ltd.,
cages
*D
is
Chisholm & Co.,
royalty
a
acres
acquisition,
of
to
stock
2.0^
1
Old
among
transferred
857c
operates
Wyoming.
mining,
than
of
the
and
subsidiary
a
this
of
more
Common
2.00
on
May 31.
transaction, Gerald Gidwitz,
15,000
Also
from
result
a
stock
of
all
2.00
said
Included
total
a
payable
(Preferred
announced
was
of
owner
well
as
products,
Company.
Authorized
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Varnedoe,
assets
Continental,
transferred.
covering
Southeastern
and
it
the
of
Continental
for
properties
due
the
these
Dorr
manufactured
addition
Butcher & Sherrerd
2.00
machinery,
for
The
incorporated in Ontario,
subsidiary to Dorr-Oliver-Long
skips,
1956
3.00
2.00
engaged
was
had
6.0
Inc.
other
both
wnich designed, manufactured
CAPITALIZATION
George D.
formerly
Continental
Uranium,
Inc.
has more than doubled its book
net
20),
acquisition
Board
claims
31,
Long
2.5
Corp.—Acquisition-
revealing the terms of the
the
Jan.
Alex.
Company,
complementary
Co.
this
foundry
3.00
Inc.
May
on
&
Inc.
Oliver
relationship
of
In
cars,
Co"—J—~
4.00
3.00
2556.
the
Dallas,
In
of
Canada.
mines
E.
name
Boettcher
Company——
& Co.——_——
Shropshire
4.00
Inc.
corporation,
changed
in
ot
of
of
Blyth & Co., Inc.—„
Herzberg,
Dorr
of
Long Ltd.
E.
3.00
Securities Corp._
Sanders
Continental Materials
through
stock
years,
Waggoner-
&
McCarley &
Furman Co., Inc.
p.
Neal
5:00
Co
Son,
&
&
mutually
The
by
became
3.00
Inc.—
that
long-standing
and
pumps
facilities
company
changed the
substantial
a
•Note
3.00
Wyatt,
——.
Co.,
Labouisse,
Co
&
Hirshberg,
W." Tindalf
J.
Leach—
&
&
Weill,,
7.00
Lemon
Rupe
Alester G.
185,
the
common
many
line
Bache
13.33
—
—
Dickson
>allas
&
Friedrichs
Beane
Inc.
S.
Howard,
Norris
Pierce, Fen¬
Sterne, Agee &
Johnson,
Lane,
-V.
&
—
&
13.34
13.33
—
Evans
A.
Lynch,
as
%:/
Humphrey
-
——,—
Inc
Merrill
the
designed
respec¬
forth
Co.__
Robinson
Co.,
to
services.
screens,
by exercise of rights:
the underwriters,
of
the unsubscribed stock to be purchased
below:
of
set
are
made.
are
names
lh
Courts
and
United
Dorr-Oliver
and
arrangements.
Bir¬
and
gases.
complementary to the company's established
Manufacturing operations are conducted in plants in Hazelion, Pa.,
Oakland, Calif., Orillia, Canada, New Haven, conn., and Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Manufacture
of
a
substantial
part of equipment components
and in some instances assembly of completed
products is undertaken
for
the
company
by others
with
wnom
it
l.as
had
long standing
Tex.,
Texas
and
mixing,
or
Oliver
merger
1904
equinme it
:
July 1
will not
incorporated the company ac¬
properties and other assets of a number of businesses
its
and
countries
cloth,
1956
and
For
As
of
plants. The company's
sales of cotton gins and cotton gin machinery have been principally
in cotton producing states in the United States, including, Alabama,
Arizona,
Arkansas,
California,
Florida,
Georgia,
Illinois,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Okla¬
homa,
a
been
present
liquids
became
in
been
due
companies
stantially all of the net assets
engaged in the manufacture and sale of cotton gins
and cotton
gin machinery.
The company and its wholly owned sub¬
sidiary, Continental Gin Service Co., are primarily engaged in
the
manufacture, sale and servicing of cotton gins and cotton gin ma¬
chinery, and the manufacture of industrial machinery.
b
mingham
had
the
3,
corporation,
been
has
on
There
by
then
founded
was
manufacturing
equipment
of
Jan.
own
on
incorporated in Delaware on Nov. 27.
amendment of its original certificate
was
On
standing
consider
share
per
This
1957.
to
in
^
-
acquired
enterprise
Co.
equipment
filter
certain
Canada,
from
duration, pursuant to
is perpetual.
When
incorporation,
quired the plants,
which
The directors intend
A
at
company
substantial
for
being offered.
now
BUSINESS—The
1899.
1957.
presently
record
of
paid on stock
quarterly
1,
the
on
stockholders
share.
per
dividends
^hare on Oct.
per
declared
to
and in
filters,
as
'■>
dividends
the
Dorr
two
their
'
Co.
Dorr
of
1907.
in
these
of
equipment
quarterly
separation,
suspended
as
1931,
May,
manufacturing,
coniinuo.is
sdlias
in
primarily in developing and selling equipment of its own design for
processing operations utilizing the principle of gravity in the treat¬
ment through controlled or free
settling of solids suspended in liquids
or
gases.
It did not have any manufacturing facilities of its own.
Oliver
United
Filters
Inc.
brought to the merged enterprise a line
286,596 shs.
increased
Delaware
in
designing,
for the
of
_,
The
name
of The
Filtefs
nature
14,404 shs.
was
developing,
in
processes
treatment
1954,
The
business
between
1957.
18,
incorporated
world.
31,
Inc.
United
i.
April
Dec.
Filters
•
common
acts
:
'
company,
other
free
the
out
Outstanding
*500,000 shs.
of
500,000
to
Further
St.,
.>
connection with this work,
and as a separate activity, the com¬
provides comprehensive engineering services langing from labora¬
tory testing to complete plant design. Activities are carried on through¬
expansion
50,000 shs.-
per
2 Wall
York,
In
&
FINANCING
of New
Bank
City
principally
or
at $13.75 per share.
";-;'v "!
pany
-
PRESENT
(par $7.50)
National
engaged
handling
Co.*
Robinson-
pay
capital.-
TO
First
selling equipment and
was
during the last five years of 50c per share on an
annual basis of $2 per share.
In addition it paid the following extra
dividends: In 1*952 $2 per share, in 1953 $1 per share, in 1354 $1.50
Continental
The
Inc.;
Co.;
Moore,
Co.,
Inc.;
Roberts
Meyer
&
&
Fox;
of
name
3orp.
May
on
used
of
gas
Gas
&
in
Arizona,
Texas,
and
New
Mexico.
The
new
facilities
would
to supply an additional daily volume of 75,000,000 cubic feet
jointly to Southern California Gas Co. and Southern Counties
Co.;
additional
an
Electric
existing
Co.;
and
customers
75,000,000
an
in
cubic
additional
feet
per
35,000,000
day
cubic
PacLic
to
feet
per
Gas
day
to
*
Arizona.
L.
F.
that
corporation was
See
Williams,
Eugene
latter
also
Board
Miller
L.
CONSOLIDATED
Uranium, Inc.—Name Changed—
this
20.
changed
former
elected
been
President,
President
and
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
first
net
of
quarter
ous
first
has
reported
quarter
for
of
the
quarter
in the
Cumberland
A
$3,000,000
timber
$
net
1957
by
.
profits
on
announced
General
headed
the
over-all
or
$2.01
a
share
shipments of $18,337,227; compared
cents a share on shipments of
1956. The shipments for the first
and profits by 87% the best previ¬
in
23^
company's history.—V.
wood
distillation
wood,"
for
plant
owned
and
the
185, p. 609.
192,967,098
expenses
47,051,197
39,386,343
172.049,323
143,932,713
17,256,471
16.136,219
58,251,329
49,034,385
153,565
80,281
510,564
445,438
17,410,036
16,216,500
58,761,893
49,479,823
4,392,876
3,735.560
16,282,764
14,604,224
5,174,000
4.495.000
13,919,000
11,056,413
139,244
484,338
1,621,573
1,714,068
7,703,916
7,501,602
26,938,556
22,105,118
1,061,386
940,621
4,160.705
3,825,503
6,560.981
22,777,851
18,279,615
$0.66
$2.02
$1.83
Net
operating
processing
operated
by
this
of
hardwood
corporation,
formally opened at Burnside, Ky., on June 6.
At full capacity, the plant will not only produce hardwood charcoal
briquets, but will further develop the production of furfural, a versatile
chemical solvent used in refining and upgrading lubricating and motor
oils and as a base for plasticizers, pharmaceuticals, and food additives.
nation's
of
charcoal
portable
Other
rev¬
before*
enues
income
income
Gross
Fed¬
tax
(net)
Income
Federal
Int.,
etc.,
Federal
before
income
tax
deductions
income
Provision
fund
was
Output
briquets
barbecue
from
grills
the
Burnside
and
$
230,300,652
"
$1,310,459,
of
$
55,522.562
Man¬
81
or
period
has
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$
64,307,668
for
(less
tax
rate
re¬
tax)
Corp.—New Wood Distillation Plant—
"chemical
or
of
exceeded
1957
*
$529,732
same
and
Manager,
company.
profits
$10,810,753
General
been
of the
Miller
Mr.
for
had
1957—3 Mos.—1956
EARNINGS
revenues
eral
Miller
OF
Operating
ager.
Mr.-
STATEMENT
Operating
President—
and
Chairman
has
Continental Materials
above.—V. 185, p. 716.
to
company
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—New
-
Pacific
Barret,
Hurry,
Sherrerd;
Cleveland
)
Nicolaus
Parvin;
Chaplin
I
is
V
stock
common
with
Stifel,
Walter
proceeds
GIVING
par
DIVIDENDS—The
its
operations
&
net
number
shares
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Russ & Com¬
pany,
Inc.; Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.;
Silberberg &
Hart
of
the
!
corporation,
Peck 6c Associates
600
at
company,
a.m.
$15,000,000
BUSINESS—The
•
Co., Inc., and The
Further details follow:
share)
per
Co.;
•
south
1223.
subscription agent.
Mention
—
&
period
par
•Authorized
250,000
Kalman
Irving Lundborg & Co.;
»
mile
one
,
&
Co.;
Estabrook
Co.; First Securities Co. of Chicago; First Securities CorpX
First
Southwest
Co.;
Foster '&
Marshall;
Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons;
H.
Hentz
&
Co.;
Hill
«
Offering
Authorized
41/2%
Johnston',
Burge & Kraus;\j. Earth &
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Brush),
Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Richard W. Clarke
Corprt-Gwittendert
&
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs si~"Go.
Boettcher
I
three-year
a
is
&
Co.;
Evans
CAP1TALIZATION
ston
!
&
Stock
—
underwriters
of
A.
PROCEEDS—The
over
Ryons & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum. Jones &
Templeton; Sonwabacher & Co.; Shuman. Agnew &
Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Walt
I
(
First
H.
G.
Ellis
with T. N.
p.
The
common
group
a
eliminated
Lemon
1
i
Co.;
Co.;
E.
Co.;
Blunt
Gin* Co.
Humphrey Co., Inc.
Se¬
& Co.;
Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
&
Co.
Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Farwell;
Chapman & Co.; John C. Legg & Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; Reynolds & Co., Inc.
F.
its
Clement
C-.
Co/
Kentucky
a
details follow:
(with an oversubscription privilege). Rights
expire on June 17. The offering is underwritten
to
are
Becker
Equitable
Hemphill,
offering;
share held
Stone j
Co.;
&
about
is about five miles from
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention was made
in our issue of June 3 of the offering to common stock¬
stockholders of record May 27 of
143,298 additional shares of common stock (no par) at
$30 per share on the basis of one new share for each
Paine,
&
Weld
&
Co.
Co.;
&
Barney
White,
Corp.;
Bear,
Corp.;
W.
The
issue of June 3 of the offering by this Com¬
our
to
pany
!
»
183,
tract
and
Delaware Power & Light C6«»—Bids June 24—
sold
(Continued from page 2) V
Blair
1
special
ner
Wertheim
J
issues
Continental
stock
Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres
Pierce,
Curtis;
Inc.;
Inc.;
curities
&
Securities
Co.,
&
V.
merged
common
&
Price, $26 per share'.
Co.; The First Bostoh
&
&
Goldman,
Kidder,
;
Lynch,
Jackson
Webster
Allyn
Rhoades
Co.;
Ripley & Co., Inc
own
Co.;
common
_
Co.
Fox;
' \
of
Offered
$2).
(par
William
Loeb,
M.
com¬
General Corporation and
Investment News
,
Corp.;
B
34-acre
a
National Forest.
holders of record May 29 of 173,970 additional shares of
Reedi,
White,
and
shares
24,250
share.
per
Life
capital
Underwritten
Prescott,
Inc.;
Schwabacher
Co.;
Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Completed.
14,301,664
Beane;'
Newhard,
Curtis;
'
Gypsum
Price,
$4).
Co.;
Inc.;
Stringfellow;
Smith,
Barney
&
Noble & Co.; William R.7 Staats,&
&
(par
Stiver
&
Lynch;
&
J'.
Ryons
&
Hague,
Bros.
6c
Lester,
Fenner
&
Jackson
Saunders,
Co.;
&
Scott
1,552,000 United
Pierce,
Leonard
Webber;
Peabody
Mason-Hagan,
Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Riter &
Co.;
Smith,
Lynch
J.
Co.;
Howard,- Weil,
Brothers;
Co.;
&
Moore,
&
&
Rothschild
&
Merrill
Co.;
Kidder,
Lehman
Marks
Noyes
Weeks;
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
M.
Co.;
Milwaukee
Shepard
(
Co.,
Laurence
Hemphill,
Inc.;
Hornblower
Son;
Friedrichs
Labouisse,
Co.;
Co.
&
class
and
placed privately.
competitively,
Represents issues
t Indicates
Daven¬
Co.;
&
A.
&
Htlliard
Kormendi
&
'
Cruttenden
Co.;
Evans & Co., Inc.; Farwell. Chapman
Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Harri-
Goldman,
Ripley
man
B.
Ac
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Dominick &
Doolittle & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon
Co.;
(
1987.
*
* Indicates
common
share.
per
Anderson
Weedon
&
of
on
company,
11:30
be
class
Co.;
&
Dominick;
♦
and
Simmons;
&
Co.;
I
(par
Co.
&
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan
& Co.,
Inc.; Branch, Cabell &c Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Brush Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Clayton
Securities Corp.;
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Courts &
I
,
$48
Dillon,
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.,
Bache
shares'of
193,500
stock
common
by
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Ball, Binge & x*.raus;
Eichler & Co.;
A. G. Eecker &
Co.,
Inc.:
Ellis
:
&
and
Co.
Price,
$1).
(par
Reynolds
Co.;
Foil
States
stock
shares
125,000
Co.
'
of
the
scribed.
3,265,920 L'nion
liis
for
pany,
\
c
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
annually—slightly more than 20',I of the estimated total
for 1957.
one of the largest of its type in the world, is located in
County,
This
Price, at market ($1.87'/2-$2.00 per
Paul F. Harron, President of com¬
account, without underwriting.
by
plant,
the Cumberland
$1).
(par
Offered
tons
.
production
Ky., on Lake Cumberland,
$116,205,972
Common
Co.
&
Broadcasting
stock
share).
per
Completed.
Inc.
WPFH
mon
;
by
S.
The
shares of common stock
share. Offered by Blyth
5,000
Co.
$40.50
stock
common
Offered
Inc.;
Brooke
&
Co.;
Auchincloss,
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.;
&
Co.,
&
,
234,375
560,144 Taylor Fibre Co. 53 347 shares of common stock (par $3).
Price, $10.50 per share.
Underwritten by Stroud & Co.
Yeatman
U.
79,213
Co.
Haas
&
30,000
Town-
Pulaski
Timber
Price,
$7.50).
(par
Co. 4,810 shares of 4%
cumulative pre-i
series A (par SliOO).
Price, $101 per share.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Drexel & Co.
Price,
$20).
Company;
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Weyerhaeuser
stock,
*34,853,720 Rohm
L.
&
202,500
Haas
&
ferred
Offered by
Thomas
Inc.;
Co.,
Dabney & Tyson; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. In¬
Harold E. Wooa 6c Co., and vVoodard-Elwood
corporated;
Stringfellow; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Smith, Hague Noble & Co.;
William R.
Staats & Co.; Steir. Bros. <fc Boyce; Stern, Frank. Meyer
& Fox; Stroud 6c Co.,
Inc.; Union Securities Corp., and
White, Weld & Co. Oversubscribed.
Scott
Co.;
&
Taylor &
Strader,
(Continued from page 9)
Schwabacher
Co.-
.
plant, destined for the
outdoor fireplaces,
will reach
Dividend
for
requirements
preferred stock
Balance
for
dividends
plus
Earns,
sur¬
6,642,530
—
per
PACIFIC
offer
common
and
which
com.
share
$0.59
NORTHWEST PIPELINE
expired
on
May
1,
1957,
CORP.—Pursuant
the
company
to
the exchange
acquired
more
than
Volume 185
of
99.8%
stock
the
in
total
started
in
report
been
ADDITIONAL
Northwest
the
of
Pacific
Franklin
1,
relating
required information is
23
Husky
the
CONNECTION
Oil
•has
of
CANADIAN
TO
entered
ufcdtfr
$2,000,000
the
of
such
to' enter
the
ior
sale
West
Field.
its
o,
Coast
the
future.
near
of
Pacific
Coast
West
%
for
developing
West
With
that
acreage
Coalst
be
Pipeline
and
with
point on
an' agreement
has
Corp.
delivery
in
purpose
the
approximately
.
acquisition
of this
Creek
FINANCING—In
-for
the expansion
sold
through
underwriters
cumulative
preferredaccrued
plus
feet
for.
of
per
gas
at
gas
a
Of the
-
series-
new
a
stock,
series
dividends
of
150,000 shares of 5.68'%
at a
price of $100 per
of
1957,
March
from
1,
small
sold
was
the
to
covering
underwriters
Emerson Eleetffc
95.8%
1957.
addition,
In
the
The
%
Refining Co.
—
The proceeds will be used for additional working capital.
The company plans to register the offering with the Securities and
Exchange Commission later this month.
;
"•.
Negotiations between an underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney
Co., of New Yofk, and Emerson BaeCcric officials are now under'way on the financing.
'
The company has no further plans at the present time to do addi¬
tional debt or equity financing.—V. 185, p. 1515.
;
establish
controls
May
on
production
%
A
for
and
General
%
and
will
Alfartfo, Gta.—Files With
Corp.,
indebtedness
v
'
the
with
connection
which will- be required
,
a'
as
23
filed
letter
a
notification
0f
with'
5'/8%
the
of
facilities
other
for
corporate
the
manufacture
assembly
and
purposes.
Cigar Co.—To Merge Subsidiary—
shareholders.—V.
common
185,
wholly-owned
by
upon
the
subsidl-
preferred
Swedish
Park,
i snce
Louisville,
K-y.,
to
$259.95
for
table
models
Dedicates Atomic
The
;
Kidder,
Corp.,
,
sots
the
would
co^er
a
manu¬
range of from approximately $189.95
from $229.95 to $449.59 for consoles.
and
of
Laboratory—
atomic
that
stations
power
Offered
with
Bencf, Wis.,
Shares
$5d
The
bonds
at
conventional
Hospital.
It
announced
was
.been- changed
on
j
ecorded
power.—V.
1-85-,
from
power
Exchange in the class
*
;
•
new
mitment
Inc.
below.—V.
185,
stock
A
$1)
(par
Halsey,
weie
a
plant
•
Products
Corp.,
a
subsidiary,
will
construct
Vegas,
June
by I. J. Harvey, Jr., Chairman of the Board.
a
capacity in excess of 400 tons of lime
Construction is scheduled to begin June 10.
on
will
plant
new
products per day.
"This increase"
Ball,
States LlSme
crushing
'
tion
Corp. has operated-
Products
quarry
a
banks
as
well
in
as
States
United
Flintkote
in
became
a
subsidiary
.
stock
issued
I.
William
order
temporarily
W.
individuals
out
of
"have
1933,
been
The
.
further
employing
a
prospective
alleged
in
New
The
City
on
May
anti-fraud
previsions
of
the
device,
scheme
and
artifice
to
are
to
charged
with
defraud
falsely
involved
income
net
and
Ira
of
($1
"Proceeds"
the
'on
paid
to
be
in- satisfaction
retired
April
D.
J.
half
■
Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co.,
Inc.—
The Robinson-Humphrey
,
Co.
400,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
L.
Rothschild
F.
Schwabacher
Van
400,000
400,000
Weeden
Wertheim
600,000
C.
700,000
June
on
Arthur L.
&
Co.-—
500,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
500,000
&
&
Inc
Co.
800,000
& Co
——
1,500,000
White & Co..
N.
100,000
Wright & Co.,
150,000
Inc.
.500,000
5
declared
dividend
a
of
cents
25
per
share
'
1.
President,
Hawthorne,
taken
was
to
that
said
decision
the
view
in
cash
conserve
of
to
sharply
•'
reduce
lower
the
first-
developments
affecting
current
closed the company's
LaSalle-Peru, 111. The
major issue in the labor dispute is over the question of seniority. The
company's other plants are not affected.
'earnings
several
and
adverse
operations.
These include a strike which has
plant—that of its Westclox Division at
"While
sales
cost
added,
caused
cutbacks
of
major
a
presently running only slightly below last year,"
"profits have been adversely affected by pro¬
by excess inventories and the extraordinary
are
Hawthorne
duction
manufacturing
of
rearrangement
facilities now under
Westclox.
at
the company expects that the in¬
ventory situation will be brought into line by the end of the year
and that the second half, wbich is normally the best part of the year,
strike
the
is
not
prolonged,
show
an
-improvement
profits."—V.
ih
185,
p.
2332.
Co.
the
at March
15,
1957
sinking
fund
1 headed
June
on
Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
underwriting syndicate
an
of first mortgage bonds, 5V4%
series due June 1, 1987, at 102.29% and accrued interest,
59,225 shs.
treasury
Inc.
which offered $15,500,000
to
194,200 shs.
June
250,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Inc.
Co.,
largest
Mr.
§1,125,806 shS.
of
150,000
150,000
Colket & Co.
Penington,
stock,
payable July 1,
1957 to iholders of record
The previous quarterly dividend was 50 cents per share,
1957.
dividend
1105,905 shs.
59*.445 shs.
which 958 were in
250,000
—
common
18,
yield 5.10% to maturity. Award of the bonds was
by the underwriters at competitive sale June 6 on
bid of 101.48%.
won
a
(of
Inc.
<fe
2214.
p.
June
above.
shares
250,000
Copeland
250,000
Sons
director*
The
will
3,500,000shs.
——
200,000
General Time Corp.—Common Dividend Reduced—
>
"
194,200 shs.
value)-
par
pur¬
&
—
400,000
Corp.
Inc.—
com¬
$500,000
Coe
&
Kendall,
150,000
Ellis & Anderson
185,
MacA-rthur
Patterson,
1.000,000
Corp
Marshall
&
com¬
the
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
2i>u,uoo
Illinois Co.
—V.
Co.
Mackall-
400,000
1,500,000v
Haupt & Co
The
&
500,000
Co.___
Michigan
Gregory
Lemon
Co.
Kraus___
&
of
&
of
representative
600,000
Iowa
Green,
1,500,000 shs.
convertible-—.
of
General
Theatres
bids
Other
.
&
'
for
bonds
the
5V4s
as
were
received
follows:
as
Bryth
Peabody & Co. and Shields & Co. (jointly), 101.31,
Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Co.
(jointlyi, 10C.62.
The First Boston Corp. bid 101.019 and
Co., Inc., Kidder,
and
to purchase
forth
First
below,
such
Boston
underwriters
for
pursuant
to
14.35
Corp.'
Lynch,
ner
&
Pierce,
——
Blair
Central
securities
Clark,
Inc.-
Republic
(Inc.)
Dodge & Co.——_—
Hallgarten & Co
F. s. Moseley & Co.—1—1L.
r,
F.
Rothschild
&
6. H. Walker & Co
———;—
DboMtfle
&
&
Co.
Co
—
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
Co.,
—
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2 25
Co———:
Riter
Zock, Shields & Co
Bateman,
3.10
3.10
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
3.10
3.10
Wagenseller
Walston
Crowell,
Inc.
—.—
Eichler & Co
Weedon & Co.——
&
&
Co.,
Aurst,
Inc.—
2 25
1.50
1.50
Inc._
.
;
common
Generating Co.
Electric
•
proceeds
already
additional
of
engaged
the
in
an
operating
subsidiary of The Southern Co.,
and
purchase
generation,
electric energy
sale of
communities, as \Vell as
municipalities and 39 rural
cooperative associations; the production and sale of steam for heating
purposes in the main business district of Atlanta, and, pending the reouired dispbsition, the tfahsporoation of passengers by buses in Rome.
•The company
is participating with- a- group of other companies, in¬
cluding other companies in The Southern System and headed by The
•Detroit Edison Co., in the building of a "fast breeder" type nuclear
power plant in Michigan.
EARNINGS—For the year 1956, the company had total operating
revenues of $111,413,000 and net income of $15,442,000.
•
the
within
in
rural
State of
Georgia,
at
end
areas,
retail
at
wholesale
to
in
50
631
•
UNDERWRITERS—Associates
1.50
Steams
Hanufcill
3.10
a
proceeds
1.50
holding company which is also engaged
in providing certain centralized services to its operating subsidiaries;
there are 22 direct or indirect active domestic subsidiaries.
For the
.three months ended March 31, 1957, defense technology (Armed Serv¬
ices)
represented,68%
of consolidated net sales; industrial controls
BUSINESS—Corporation i*
par,
from the sale of the new bonds, together
received and to be received in 1957 from the
shares to its parent organization, The
Southern Co., will be used by Georgia Power Co. for the construction
of
permanent improvements, extensions and additions to its utility
plant, and for the purchase of shares of capital stock of Southern
sale
150
———
—
to
coupon.
to be redeemable at regular redemption prices
to par, and at special redemption prices receding
plus accrued interest in eacli case.
are
PROCEEDS—Net
with
;
2 25
2.25
—
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
&
bonds
102.29%
from
is
Parker & Red-
path
new
ranging from 107.54%
BUSINESS—Company,
3.10
'
defraud pur¬
Auchincloss,
The
bid 100.8299, both for a 5%%
Stanley & Co.
Morgan
V
offer:
3.10
w—-
Co.
subscription
5.00
Allyn & Co., inc
<fc Co.
severally
3.10
.
C.
5.00
5.00
White, Weld & Co.—
the
Goodbody
.5.00
Co
Dean Witter & Co.—
A.
5.00
Fen-
Beane—
&
have
below
named
the corporation, in the respective percentages
of the shares of the new preference stock as
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Wertheim
Inc.
from
subscribed
not
Equipmertt,
indeterminate
Merrill
purchasers."
scheme
the company
500,000
Freeman & Co
value)
par
Carl- M.
selling class A stock of Franklin Atlas with¬
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
that since April 1-, 1956, the defendants
without registering it and
in tne saie
to
constituting
1957,
31,
Kenower,
&
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds
convertible-,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day 10.35
10
dealings
in
which the
representing that Franklin Atlas
had
acquired property in the vicinity of Wall Street in New York
City, and that it planned to erect a 33-story office building add
'another 55 stories• high, at the northeast corner of Wall and Pearl
Streets, with, entrances on Wall, Pearl and Water Streets.
defendants
stock
presently
The
restraining this eoihpany fa real estate
Wall Street brokerage ftfm, and three
the
service
15,000,000
105,904 shs.
series——————:
cumulative
1957)
are
Sales Barred—
York
be
below:
$2,500,000
of
value)5
par
—
(without
stock
in
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.,
the SEC' charged
selling the stock
and
—
—
(without
cumulative
agreed
Harvey
(N. Y.)—Stock
Herlands
B.
Co.,
if with
violations of
been
chasers
-
&
registering
have
•
Page
from
Charging
act
Corp.
Judge
an
iirm),
.
Atlas
1969
1970.
be issued in respect of
if and when deposited.
number of shares are issuable in exchange
for
"retained"
preference stock of Shand and Jurs Co. and 41,100
shares
are
subject to options,
39,484 shares of common stock are
reserved for issuance upon conversion of $1.60 preference series
and
an
additional 231,190 shares are reserved for issuance upon conversion
of new preference stobk at the initial conversion pfice.
A
.
Franklin
Federal
will
.
Nelson,
of
Toll
compahy,
March
Johnston,
Merle-Smith..
&
"If
§Ineludes 85 shares irrevocably authorized' to
pointed out that the
addition of the new lime
was in keeping with
the company's
announced policy in acquiring expandable businesses.—V. 185, p. 2098.
Mr.
the
of
The
bonds.
new
Brothers
Foster
issuable) in series—500,000 shs.
set
Corp.
1956.
facilities
California.
$72,888,631
10,100,000
securities
Calif.
Products
September,
the
named
Co.
First
requirements. After that date 101,409 shares will be outstanding, which
figure does not include 82 treasury shares.
;
•
and manu¬
facilities
manufacturing
and
Sonora,
Lime
in
Co.
quarries
&
First
of
of
$15,000,000
6.500,000
subject
all
Parker
Burge
Dick
Outstanding
banks
31,
at
operates
-
of
•
PRESENT FINANCING
clue
llncludes 4,413
and
also
Ar.z,,
ant
TO
due
*See
Sloan, Nev., since 1926; a limestone quarry with
screening equipment at Arrolime, Nev., since 1945, and
a
manufacturing plant which was purchased by the cottipiny in 1949
within the Basic Magnesium project at Henderson, Nev.
The corpora¬
p
EFFECT
GIVING
notes
,
bonds
new
purchasers, successful bidders in
to usual conditiotts, under a iirm
&
Co.__
li.i—500,000
Cuttniteghmk,
Schmeria- *
■
/
& Co., Inc.—
150,000
preference
new
Authorized
1,
Common
in
stock
ended
Courts
.
research, development and production
notes
$3
the production
capacity of United States Lime
Mr. Harvey said, "is occasioned largely by the rapidly
industry in Southern California."
He added that a
.substantial portion of the new plane's production will be shipped to
the Kaiser Steel Corp.
at Fontana, Calif., for use in Kaiser's new
oxygen steel-makihg furnaces, now liiider construction.
United
the
4'/2%
i
steal1
facturing
of
3V2 %
*
the
of
is owned by General Telephone Corp.
revenues
Co
&
Byrd
4
have
sale
Central
and
months
several
are,
J..]Barth & Co
Bear, Stearns &
$2,395,000.
1-,
'Preferred
Products Corp.,"
expanding
sale
90-day
on
announced
the
ro-d'av
its property at Arrojime, Nev., some 1.9 miles northwest
for the manufacture of oxygen steel-ma king lime flux, it
The
to
June
issuable
new
of LOs
from
$15,000,000
6,500,000
15,000,000
$1.60
States
-was
proceeds
additions to
of
due
Preference
.
cost
notes:
due July
Flintkote Co.—New Lime Plant in Nevada—
Lime
net
$4.'75-. cumulative
United
the
common
12
——
Bache
be
net Income
4'/4%
'
The
the
the
first
Stuart
Inc.
June 6 offered rights to
on
the
Auch-incloss,
Redpath
way
'
1885.
p.
of
bidding,
to buy
is
2557.
p.
preference stock are coftvertible, on the basis
share, into common stock at a conversion price
preference
the net
name.
Thriftinvart,
Southern
operating
chasers
becoming
neifr
CAPITALIZATION
of
name
total
petitive
EARNINGS—For the three months ended March 31, 1957, net sales
amounted to $43,458r00Q and' net income to $1,108,000 compared with
net' SSieS of $32,616,000 and net income oi $347,000 for the same quarter
of 1956.
Net sales foe the calendar year 1956 amounted to $153,262,000
this Company has
beginning May 29 transactions
the
in
PURCHASER'S—The
Preference Stock
Long-term
and
inc.,
from
$11',888,546.-
facilities.
(Calif. >—Name Changed-^-:
23 that
May
Stock
its
under
also
See
.
on
Tftriftimart,
to
the American
redeemable
the total voting stock,
of
showed
added to general funds and increase the company's work¬
The growth of business has resulted in an increasing need
for outside funds, principally to iinance a larger volume of inventories
and receivables, the cost of recent investments made on a cash basis
' '!.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.
the
PROCEEDS—The
and
'
'
be
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
ing capital.
$2,037,107.
a
and
in
CONTItOtr--AH
at
of
stock will
The proceeds are to be used to pay in part the $565,000 cost of
rt'-iWdnR
add
equipping
a
new
addition to the Swedish Covenant
for
Co.
Securities
the
per
and
Equitable
program.
communities
•94.29%
share. They are redeemable at the option of the company at
ranging from $53 per share on or prior June 30, 1962, to $50
per shore after June 30, 1972, itt each cas'd' plus an amount' equal to
accrued and unpaid dividends. ••'
'
redeemed on or prior to May l, 1960 at 102% ;
They will be secured by property valued at
may be
101%.
"
will
and
&
and out of California is provided in part over lines owned
company and other connecting telephone companies.
As of
.March 31, 1957, the company served a total of 843,523 telephones.
prices
dated
thereafter
per
$42
Ma$r 1, 1957, and due semi-annualTy from Nov.
1, i&fl, to and including May 1, 1969, and bear interest
ranging from 4r/z% to &%.
•
new
points
iby
share for each six common •shares
held, and to the holders of its $1.60 cumulative convertible preference stock on the basis of one new preference
share for each nine $1.60 preference shares held.
The
offer, which is being made to shareholders of record
June 5, 1957, and will expire June 24, 1957, is being
mortgage bonds at 100% and accrued interest. The bonds
are
•
98.4099;
Securities
Bids
5s.
Weld
BUSINESS—Compaiiy provides local telephone service ih certain cities
of one new preference
Home of Mefcy, Chi¬
Hospital and
(jointly)
Co.
Webster
&
by the company for construction purposes, and to repay in whole
part any short-term bank loans incurred in connection with the
in
or
$50 per share for 194,200 shares of new
$3 cumulative convertible preference stock
(no par
value) to the holders of its common stock on the basis
— B.
C. Ziegler & Co., West
May 21 offered publicly $425",000 of first
on
&
as
,
Stone
and
the bonds, also as
follows from: White,
bonds.
new
i c
.
atomic
prevent
The corporation
—
•subscribe
•*"%•
for
received
were
bonds
Curtis
&
99.1199
,
General Precision Equipment
company's
June 6 of¬
on
at optional redemption prices
ranging from 105% to par, plus accrued interest.
None of the new
bonds, however, may be called for redemption prior to June 1, 1962, if
such redemption is for the purpose or in anticipation of refunding the
new bonds
by application, directly or indirectly, of funds borrowed by
the company at an Interest rate less than the rate of interest on the
company on
in
competitive
.
and associates
bid of 99.279,%.
a
Peabody
99.396.
The
May 22 dedicated its new Valiecifos Atomic Labora¬
Pleasanton, Calif.
;
In
pointing out
the
significance
of
the
laboratory,
Francis
K.
McCune, Vice-President and General Manager of the company's Atomic
Products Division, said that Vallecitos staff members will solVe many
of the problems in fabrication of fuel and reducing high initial costs
tory
Bonds |Offered
—
The latter
construction,
Co.
current
2332.
p.
indicated
facturer's suggested retail price
>.
Covenant
III.
coupon
and-
>y.
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church of America and
cago,
its
185, p. 2332.
Jackson
(jointly), bid
Corp.
bringing the total number of sets to 1-9.
Jbseph P. Effinger, General Electric's television sales manager, who
introduced the new merchandise to TV distributor
principalis at Appli-
result t'nereof.—
>bV.,y-
.£
f
•
•
2214.
in
incurred
working- capital
p.
used.—V.
so
Webber,
Pain4,
,
185,
Light
&
$20,000,000 of 5% first mortgage bonds, series K,
due June ly 1987,- at 100% and accrued interest. Award
of the bends was won by the underwriters at competitive
•
V-
Jersey Power
finance in part
to
(a)
fered
^
,/'■
'
construction
•
increased
announced on May 31, has received SEC
capital contributions during the remainuer
New
Halsejr, Stuart & Co. Ine.
The
company
has announced its 1958 line of table and consols
television- receivers. It will- market 10 basic models with a-ppeorahbe
'
short-term
funds
were
variations
statement
registration
a
equipment
2445.
General Telephone Co. of California—-Bonds Offered—
V
used
a
filed-
5,
June
on
was
cash
subsidiary,
such
use
R
make
to
its
to
of which
with
the SEC covering lOtJ.OOO shares of its 90-cent convertible preference
stock, 1'957 series, 312.50 par.
The company proposes to offer this
stock for public sale at $15 per share' through an underwriting group
headed by Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.
The underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
underwritten by a group of investment firms headed
;
Erie Resistor Corp. is a manufacturer of component parts and as¬
semblies for electronic devices, a-rid its English subsidiary is a supplier
% jointly by The First Boston Corp. and Tucker, Anthony
of electronic components in Great Britain.
& R. L. Day.
■%..'*■,
Of
the proceeds of this
financing, $250,000 wilf be used to pay
corporation-
This
television
and
p.
Privately—-The
General Electric Co.—Announces 1958 TV Receivers—
Erie Resistor Corp., Erie, Pa.—Registers With SEC—
;
185,
program;: (b) to-reimburse its treasury in part of expenditures made
for construction purposes; and
(c) to repay bank loans, the proceeds
to
up
1957
PRQCEEDS—Net
Mining: Co.—Private Sate—Pursuant to purchase
agreements negotiated by Rutin, Loet> & Co., the firie
1
'
proposed merger into this company of its
Jose Escalante & Co., Inc., will be voted-
■ary,
Eric
group of institutional
$55,550,000 of an issue
of $101,000,000; first mortgage 4%% bonds, series B\ due
July 1, 1988. The company has also agreed to sell to
Bethlehem Steel Corp., a stockholder of the company,
in instalments, up to $45,450,000 of such bond's.—V. 185,
p. 820.
Sold
Bonds
,
Automatic*
corporation
of
.
has agreed to sell to
corporation,
authorization
of
balance
to
MaimfaiCftirrfirg Co.—Plans Financing
investors, in instalments,
This
...
covering 100,000 sftwfes of common stock (par ,$•!) to he offered
$2 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
at
This
company
plans to- offer stockholders rights to subscribe to
^approximately $3,000,000 of convertible debentures early this Summer. K
company
t>%.—V.
Contributions to Subsidiary—
Brooklyn,
SEC
offering, and the balance
1957.—V. 185, p. 233-1.
April' 5,
on
motion picture theatre
proaucts
General Public Utilities Corp.- -To Make Cash Capital
28,
other
Elmat-ff, not furtner identified. Tne third individual
Gold, is head of I. W. Page & 6o., with offices at
the SEC said.—V. 182, p. 716.
Jack
19%;
consumer
ana
r
March
only
In
equipment
sale June 5 oh
the
of
its
estate
real-
of
of
as
that
Securities and- Exchange Commission1—
offered to its common stockholders tne right to subscribe
transferable subscription warrants to 300,000 s ares of $5
'convertible second preferred stock, series of 1957.
Subscription war¬
exercised
that,
and
Walter
General
.
company
were
7%;
$43,000.
■through
rants
and
and
acquire
.
$41.44
parcels
approximately
to
.
revealed
of
own
Manhattan,
wnich
px^oceedjj, $800,00)11. wjll be .used to pay for refinery expansion,
added to working capital.—V. 181, p. 2472. •
the
and
of approximately 20 years.
period
a
three
balance
first mortgage bonds.*
provide a portion of the fends required
the company, in March, 1957, issued and
to
programs,
share
•
Field
order
bank
in
with
company on May 28 completed the sale to Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. Of m issue of
$1,560,000' 15-year 6%
It is estimated that
day can be produced
Northwest.
Pacific
150,000,GOO- cubic
the Savanna
from
of
funds
Corp., of 80 Wall Street, New York City, is headed
Lyra, one of the individual defendants.
Another de¬
Street,
tfia eastern
in
at
Frontier
gas
purchase
intiefnatiowat border
is
Wall
37
anywhere
or
any
investigation
an
a
of
De
defendant,
Husky
have
11
agreement,
portion of the state of Wash¬
ington,
subject to the authorization
of
the Canadian
and Artfted
States
governmental authorities.
This fs an- Mpoftaht step in the
company's
plan
to
connect
to
its
system
additional- reserves
of
Canadian gas for the service of its- markets in accordance with its
the
fendant
Husky
Transmission Co,
Street
not
Atlas
L.
a
Hus cy owns a.>out
the
of
to- advance
and
does
that
had
valued
Y.,
Franklin
by Joan
hoids
such
Northwest
Ihfc
of
the
Husky
Wall
near
,
said
Atlas
N.
produced from the SAvanna Creek
a contract
with Phillips Petroleum
And it is expected that tue owners of
this field Wilt execute a like contract in the
remaining interest in
another
to
gas
alfeady
lor
of
or
consisted
wit.i Canadian
comparhy agreed to
Alfcerta, Canada.
in
contract
Co.
which
consideration
in
a
of
SEC
assets
RESERVES—On
GAS
on
corporation
property.
The
agreement
an
stock
purpose
area
and,
into
terms
the
tor
field
into
common
the Savanna Creek
in
of
•agreed
,V3
Ltd.
Ltd-.,
$3,0iu,000
purchase
total
company
the
such
consolidation
available.
such
to
(2671)
complaint, the SEC alleged that Franklin Atlas does not
property
any
matters
Jan.
;
April
its
In
common
company,
that
of
the
Pacific
of
stock
B
1957, and gas sales are cur¬
300,000,000 cubic feet per day.
The
will be consolidated* In the company's
Northwest
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
shares
on
when- certain
resolved
.
common
excess
Pacific
of
financial
have
for
operations
averaging
accounts
5645
outstanding
exchaitge
Northwest
rently
Number
Evans
V.
Si
&
&
185,
p.
Salomon
Co.;
CO.;
Co.,
Inc.;
2332.
Bros.
;
"
Gera Corp.—Electronics
See
Tung-Sol
the
offering group include Bear,
HutzRr; Gregory & Sons; Shearson,
in
&
York Hcnseatic Corp-.; Stern
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; and
New
Electric
Inc.
Division Sold—
below—V.
135,
Brothers & Co.;
Thomas & Co.—
'
-
p.
2332.
:
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2672)
of Chicago, large manufacturers of rodenticides.
This concern
recently sold to the Sterling Drug Co.
Miss Corcoran acted as
Administrative Assistant at that time.V
Co.
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of negotiations by this company to purchase the fixed
assets of the Washington Brick & Lime Co. of Spokane. Wash.,
lor
an
undisclosed amount of cash was announced on May 29 in a joint
Completion
issued
statement
&
R.
Planje, President of Gladding, McBean
President of the Washington Brick <te
W.
C.
Hudacol,
factured
Posseen,
mitted
general
of
terms
-
Gold
Seal
Oct.
ice
class
par
trading on
Seal
and
public,
the
to
V.
expenses
5,678,141
5,209,335
22,548,042
the
$1,898,522
$5,763,080
railway oper. income
185, p. 2557.
402,506
643,583
1,678,235
have been
additional
185, p.
shares
stores
in
Electronic
The
most
New
has
corporation
being
important
the
securities
A'
received
offered
the
Reserve
the name of
"to Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc.
Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc., has
the
for
refinery,
embarked
is
also
upon
adopted
land
a
company
was
5%
income
Preferred
Series
offers
of
organized
now
GIVING
The
program.
for
program
A
preferred
stock
the
The
to
Income
•
June
l,
EFFECT
conversion
of
substantially
all
interest
Dec.
1
available
be
in
net
Interest
at
shall
Authorized
the
Jan.
31,
there
1957,
outstanding
were
class B
option
shares
stock.
of
Gulf States
Utilities Co.—Bids June
company will up to
Manhattan Bank, 40 Wall
the
purchase
See
also
V.
from
185,
it
of
11 a.m. (EDT>
St.,, New York
200,000
2446.
p.
shares
15,
of
from
been
N.
Y.,
receive
stock
bids
(no
no
1,
share,
stock
by
the
first
sale
company," Dr. Gulton said.
agement and
members of
corporation
is
of
Gulton
"Some
the
750,000
board
of
shares
directors."
which
basic
are
such
devices.
to
stock
outside
owned
are
by
the
man¬
"Funds from
sion
and
equipment and is a principal'producer
company is responsible for much of the pioneer¬
field.
the private
feet
of
electronics
facilities
at
its
Metuchcn
an
additional 25,000
plant,
raising
approximately 100,000 square feet In
to the plant facilities in New
Jersey,
firm
In
space
to
space
addition
In
in
announced completion of
production
duction
sale of stock will be used for further expan¬
the research and production of ultrasonic
systems for industry," Dr. Gulton said.
The
automated
company recently
and
New
its
affiliates
N.
have
Y*.;
research
Albuquerque,
New
Div.,
assignment of
of
80%)
a
until
N.
and
Vibro-Ceramics Div., CG Electronics
and Greibach Instruments Corp.—V. 185, p. 2557,
of
•
Chicago,. 111.,
on
May
31,
at
919
announced
a
North
new
Haw¬
Corp,,
Michigan
staff
of
Jerome
S.
Garland, President: Victoria M. Corcoran,
Vice-President;
Harry
B.
Goldsmith,
Vice-President;
Rock, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary.
Mr.
Garland
was
President
and
one
of
the
debentures
June
on
net
be
to
in
present
number
of
The
the
on
particular
the
of
1
date
of
founders
Boulevard,
officers, viz.:
Secretary
and
of
Leslie
the
the
be
calendar
have
be
may
Securities
'"V "A
Act
be
by .the
wells
to
outright
and
thus
wells.—V.
purchase
185,
covering $40,000,000
of
on
for
public
Higginson
Corp.,
The
interest
1933,
and
L.
d-Con
sale
proceeds
of
bank
lines
in
the
Household
trustees
June
on
80
the
sale
loans
of
Gas
Co.
at
William
Blair
to
course
debentures
were
provide
of
Service,
will
incurred
additional
business.—V.
be
under
funds
185,
p.
used
the
for
to
A
'
rate
of
on
See
appointed
%
the
value! to
V.
shares
common
additional
one
record
also
subscription
additional
48,067
par-
date.
185,
of
hold-
share
Warrants
of
for
2558.
p.
Corp^—Contract--
Command
announced
explained,
on
contract
a
additional
23.
May
bombing
covers
announced
over
of
Boston
$45,000,000
184,
p.
nav'gation
184,
is
a
appointment of Trust
and
diversified
over
17,000
sole
Securi¬
underwriter
for
-a
open-end
mutual
stockholders
■
fund
throughout
521.
& Salvage Co., Miami, Fla.—Files
Exchange Commission—
filed
on
share,
per
the
through
letter
a
stock
common
Anderson
be used to
Cook
purchase
a
of
notification
with
the
SEC
(par
10 cents) to be offered
Co., Inc., Palm Beach, Fla.
ship and for working capital.
1353.
p.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
—
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
liled
a
registration statement with the SEC
covering
$15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, to be offered
public sale at competitive "bidding.
proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be applied to the cost of
the company's 1957 construction program
(including the reimbursement
of its treasury for the 1957 expenditures therefrom
and the repayment
lor
Net
of
short-term
bank loans effected in 1957 for that
purpose).
In May,
company sold $7,000,000 of additional stock to its
parent,
Public Utilities Corp., the proceeds of which were
applied for
similar purposes. The
company estimates its 1957 construction
the
1957.
General
tures
York
$22,500,000.-
will
the
at
expendi¬
at
Bids
be
office
4,
000,000
N.
of
received by
the company up to 11
a.m.
(EDT)
of
July 1G,
General
Public Utilities
Corp., 67 Broad St., New
Y.( for t - pure a e from
o
c
->.bove-mentioned $15,first mortgage bonds.—V. 185, p. 2559.
Kaiser Aluminum
Chemical
&
Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
present
corporation
on
June
6
filed
a
rett-».H0n
statement
with
the
SEC covering
a proposed public
offering of 300,000 shares of cumulative
preference stock (par value $100).
An investment banking
headed by The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co. has
formed to underwrite the offering.
convertible
The
proceeds from the sale of the new preference stock, together
other funds,
will be used
to
provide a portion of
the funds
completion of expansion programs underway,
in
addition,
the
company is negotiating the direct placement of a new series of
$50,with
for
with
'
Co.
&
are
to
reduce
company's
lending
to
2447.
Inc., Clinton, N.
Exchange Commission—
5
This company on May 29
.
the
been
of
($1
St., Boston,
Mass.,
as
commencing June 6, 1957.
Trust
company
$1
group
and
held
Force
May 21
covering 300,000 shares of
re¬
,
of
which
credit
usual
&
registrar
800,000 shares
'
Federal
shares,
assets
The
oil
been
offering price and underwriting terms
With Securities and
The
Air
Corp.,
as
the
statement
has
the
1957.
Materiel
Isthmus Steamship
With Securities and
the corporation,
by
ownership of a greater
registration
of
2447.
the country.—V.
sinking fund debentures, due 1982, to
an
underwriting group headed by
through
White, Weld
rate, public
a
11,
p.
Securities and
full
shares
the
Fund's
with
2447.
p.
filed
be supplied by amendment.
Net
six
June
185,
Investment
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
4,
short-term
each
Co.
sto^k
1957,> at
Air
the
Such amounts
of
New-
Co.
Investment Trust of Boston—Sole Underwriter—
permit
residual
now
are
Place,
Trust
additional
an
184, p. 324.
offering
an
common
contract,
The
considered
has
payment
1986
&
amendment to its
an
covering
Trust
with
Co.
the
ties
Delaware
of
1,
Exchange
Bank
corporation's Military Products division was awarded
$10,000,000 with a tentative contract amounting to an
The
of
constitute,
in substance,
an
well (ordinarily not in excess
production
acquire
June
offered
Farmers
Gas
expire
systems.—V.
.
the SEC
will
$35,000,000,
preferred
any
time
of
.>';■>A
all phases
1957,
International Business Machines
—V.
in
1957,
June
43
National
This
for
of
status
The
due
Bank.
in
year
Shares
the
reissued.
to engage in
the
bonds
American
value.—V.
par
May .24,
for
common
debentures
redemption.
thereafter
may
of
power
of
income,
corporation
185, p. 2215.
Manhattan
the
May 29,
on
connection
record
rights
,
income
in
of
ers
.
of
Household Finance
This
at
stock, $1
City Bank
agent
the
holder
producing
1955,
mortgage
Chase
and
intermcuntain
gas
required
interests
deferring
income
stock, which were offered publicly on May 29 in
of $100 of debentures and six shares of stock at
payments
would
$32,162,528
Net
$136 per unit, through White, Weld & Co. and associates,
were quickly oversubscribed.
l, 1950, shall
income of the
production
one
1955.
these
corporation filed with the SEC
units
vary
considerably and in some instances more
payment may be sold in respect of a particular
well.
The
acquisition
of
interests
subject to
reserved
production
payments will permit smaller cash outlays per well by the corporation
than
first
The
,Y„
statement
mon
1
payable only out of production and do not constitute an obligation
owner
of the remainder interest in the
well.
The forms of
production
in
Intermountain Gas Co.—Units Sold—The
$3,160,000 of
6% subordinated debentures .and .189,600 shares of
the
customers
offices
June
sufficient
imbursed for the amount advanced plus interest thereon.
established
with
the
and
3r,,e%
at
common
been
11-year-old
manufacturing
M.;
Thermistor Div.,
corporation,
be
Dec.
production
payments
part, of-the output of a
the
revenues amounted to
A
prior to June 1, 1959, or at
unpaid cumulative interest on the income
have
At
and
Hadacol, Inc., Chicago, 111.—New President—
This
from
available
interest
"A-.
Jersey.
employs about 500 people and included in the cor¬
porate structure are: Engineered Magnetics Div., Nuclear Instrumenta¬
tion
oil
Such
payments.
pro¬
corporation
Glenco Corp.,
series
part from time to time, on
the principal amount thereof,
interest to the date fixed for
shall
meaning
in the business
producing
in
Smitliers & Co.—V.
N
This
lion
of
outset,
however, it proposes to engage
acquiring, owning and operating interests
properies.
The corporation
intends, in most cases, to invest in interests in
producing oil and gas properties in respect of which production pay¬
ments have already been
sold to others.
Such production payments
are
ordinarily held by banks and other financial institutions which
have
advanced
against
the
money
assignment
of
such
production
in
the
and
the
business.
gas
primarily
capitalization
,
square
the total
thorne, Calif.
The
to
shares
is any
will
the financing,
of
wage increases paid or ac¬
increases in freight rates, amounted to
authorized
$1,506,285
The proceeds are to
within
completion
Institutional Income Fund, Inc., New
York—Registers
"With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
mandatory
a
redeemed
there
S.
Definitive
of
including
redeemed
Lee
Rochelle,
of
be
corporation
than
diversification
other
and
all
amended.
are
,
a
ultrasonic
The
ultrasonic
the
and
unissued
while
F.
York,
in
105%
payable
not
may
The
ing efforts in the development, production and marketing of equipment
in
the
shall
arrears,
dividends
so
against
available
shall be declared, and such interest shall have
shall have been set aside for the payment thereof.
may not redeem shares of stock of any class, except
accrued
"■A'AA'A-
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
period prior
income
payable
annum,
accruing
year
,
leading producer of ultrasonic and electronic
components, equipment and automated systems. It holds many patents
of
and
and
promoters
■
'A
Industries
and
money
stock
;'"A
associated with The First Boston
arc:
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Auchincloss, Par¬
ker <fc Redpath;
Sclioellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroj', Inc.; Shields & Co.;
$1,500,000
of
for the
the
1959,
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in May,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Clinton Davidson who
and
marks
plus
authorized
.a"'-.-
Co.;
sinking fund, so long as the
income
debentures shall be
outstanding.
The corporation may, by action
of the board of directors, redeem
at any time the whole, or from time to time any
part, of the preferred
stock of
any
series then outstanding on at least 30 days' notice.
The redemption
price of the series A preferred stock is $10.60 per
preferred
and
a.
UNDERWRITERS—Among
Corporation in the offering
75,000 shs.
interest
per
not
or
in
be
to
99.421
,
advance cf
$551,806
dividends
or
in
crued
75,000 shs,
covering the sale of
5%
debentures
notice at
corporation
through the operation
for
par).
A A
EARNINGS—During 1956, operating
debentures.
'
1962,
1,
June
compared with operating revenues of $31,270,674
in 1956, which was adversely affected toy
payable
calendar
1959,
1,
such
The
Chase
Gulton Industries, Inc., Metuchen, N. J.—Sells Stock
Privately—The sale of 100,000 shares of common stock
of this corporation was disclosed
today (June 10) by
Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President. These shares were
pri¬
vately placed by Wertheim and Co., New York. Pro¬
ceeds
of
the
private placement were approximately
$1,400,000.
"This
June
paid
bid
the bonds as S'As.
/
redeemable at an optional
capital stock in the proportions of 30, 30, 20. and 20%, respectively.
company holds 50%
of the outstanding capital stock of Calumet
Ry. Co., the remainder being held in equal portions
by the
Pennsylvania RR. and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
not pay any dividend or make any
dividends
payable
in
stock
of
the
on any class of its stock unless there shall have
previously
due
(pointly)
for
are
The
corporation may
distribution, "(other
than
declared
Peck
both
its
prior to maturity only out of
corporation as defined in the indenture.
whether
shall
&
99.20,
bid
Western
the
corporation)
been
preferred
The
at
Adams
BUSINESS—Company is controlled jointly by The New York Central
Co., The Michigan Central RR. Co., Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Pacific RR. Co., and Chicago «& North Western
Ry. Co., which own
«Ss
$2,250,000
pay
such
*
,*' ,: »■/ a'n. ■■ ";
.;a./...; •'a;ai ;
debentures may be redeemed prior to maturity,-' at the
corporation, in whole at any time or, if no cumulative
thereon
thereafter
18,
Inc.,
RR.
.
the
Thereafter
18—
common
*
:
........
145.
June
on
and
Co.
will consist of the new first mortgage bonds, $3,279,000 of
equipment
obligations, and 76,000 shares of capital stock, par value $100.
together with all unpaid cumulative
redemption.'
/>
Under'the ihdentuFe the corporation may hot pay any .dividend or
make any distribution on any class of
its stock prior to June 1, 1959.
.
p.
Co.
&
Chicago in exchange for temporary bonds.—V. 184, p. 2326.
250,000 §hs.
75,000 shs.
June
of
but
the
income
any
less than 30 days'
which
28,376
common
voting stock.—V. 185,
The
of
interest
not
At the beginning of
1956, a majority of the class A and class B
shares of the company then outstanding was acquired by a corporation
in which Webb <te Knapp, Inc., the national real estate
development
company, owned all of the
a'.-..•/
income
The
par
175,477 shares of
in
intelest.
value of the class B stock from $5 per
share to $1 per share without effecting any reduction in the
capital
assigned to these shares.
stock and
&
proceeds from the sale of the bonds, together with
will be used to pay at maturity on July 1, 1957
a
like amount of general mortgage gold
bonds, which mortgage has
been in existence sinefe July 1, 1907.
A;
'Outstanding
$7,500,000
bear*
rate
of
cumulative
publicly
first mortgage bonds, due
PROCEEDS—Net
FINANCING
income
year,
income
First
offered
other funds if needed,
the
250,003 shs.
the
each
the
on
lully
corporation
,
in
reduction
A
PRESENT
-
commitment
a
Commending
bear
and
class A shares, and
outstanding class A shares
the
of
TO
$1)
debentures
•
1959.
will
its
of
Loeb
capital stock,
of
Offered—The
June 6
on
The new bonds J;re secured by a first mortgage on all of the railroad
lines, trackage rights, yards, shops, fully-owned rolling stock and other
physical properties of the railroad; and are guaranteed as to payment
of principal and interest jointly and
severally by the roads owning its
J.—
N.
portion
a
debentures, 50,000 shares
preferred stock and 37,500 shares of common stock.
company
exploitation
purchase
stock________:
(par
corporation has
principal amount of 5%
important corporate actions included:
call for redemption of the outstanding
The
This
Plainfield,
RR.—Bonds
-
debentures, due. 1972„:.
(par $10)—
♦The
subsidiary
a
to
others.
stock
Common
changed
into class B shares.
•
Inc.,
'
other
development
expanded
an
the
Belt
option of the railroad, the bonds
prior to
California.—
and
'
v
ledemption price ranging from 104% for those redeemed prior to May
31, 1958. to 100% for those redeemed on or after June 1, 1981; and at
a
sinking fund redemption price of par in each year. The bonds will
not be redeemable at the option of the
company out of borrowed funds
G.
accounts
CAPITALIZATION
mineral resources.
,
Michigan
N. Y.
The proceeds are
debt and for v/trking capital,
of
hereby
S.
Sons,
-
At
Jersey,
Products,
■
(2)
and
10,
from Model, Roland & -Stone, N. M.
Warburg <te Co. Ltd., Merkin & Co. and
New York Hanscatic
Corp., who will acquire such securities for the
accounts of their respective customers.
In addition, Clinton Davidson,
Chairman of the Board, has offered to
purchase a portion of such
action taken by the company during the past
conversion of low-earnings assets into net cash of $6,: 683,093,
after repayment of a substantial part of current liabilities
and of all long-term debt. This was accomplished through the sale of
the refinery at Reserve, La., to the National Sugar Refining Co. for
$6,000 000.
The company also sold to National Sugar approximately
$8,000,000 of current assets at the full book value.
The transfer of
property was completed in June, 1956, with a minimum of disruption
of personnel and operations.
V
V' As a result of the sale, net working capital increased to $8,038,365
as of Jan.
31, 1957, from $4,114,284 at the end of the preceding fiscal
syear.
Long-term debt, which amounted to $2,450,000 on Jan. 31, 1956,
•was
completely repaid by Jan. 31, 1957.
Current liabilities declined
to $1,238,629 from $6,301;391 a year earlier.
e
Upon completion of the Reserve transaction the company was left
iWith
more
than
33,000
acres
of land
holdings, including valuable
mineral rights, and the cane grinding mill and by-products plant at
'Raceland, La.
Operations of the Reserve refinery for the first five
months of the
year,
the tri-parish sugar cane production, and the
Raceland operations, together with income from mineral leases lor the
•full year, produced earnings of $846,760 before taxes on income for
the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1957, compared with $349,266 in the
; previous
year,. Net
earnings
(after, taxes) were. $488,114, 'vcompared
with $206,654 a year earlier.
The sale of the Reserve refinery/esulted
in a non-recurring book loss of $502,091 based on the carrying value
of the assets which was higher than their tax basis.
For income tax
purposes,
there was a capital guin on which the tax amounted to
.$177,784.
v,
r
•
Since the name brand of "Godchaux" for sugar was included in the
the
July
preferred stock and 468.75 shares of common
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. acts as agent in the distribution
Rothschild
May 7 said in part:
was
Harbor
Stuart
At the
of these securities.
"
(1)
Kuhn,
Halsey,
quarterly
1993.
securities
.—Reviews Operations—Leon Godchaux II, President, on
Other
10,
of
stock.
Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc., New Orleans, La.
lias
regular
multiples of the foregoing. The minimum order which
will be accepted will be for $18,750 of
debentures, 625
2,484,746
which
company to pay
Jan.
10, April
56,250 shares of common stock (par $1)
of $750 principal amount
of debentures (at 100%
of
principal amount thereof), 25 shares of preferred stock
at $10 per share and 18.75 shares of common stock at
$1 per share, the aggregate price being $1,018.75, and
$7,086,685
of
dividend payment to
the recent sale to the
Hartfield, President,
Leo
stock, and
established as the
common
Utica.
.A
Corp. and associates
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
20,576,840
$1,471,072
sale
stock.
Heritage Petroleum Corp., Dallas, Texas — Securities
Offered—This corporation is offering "as a speculation"
$2,250,000 of 5% income debentures due 1972, 75,000
shares of 6% series A preferred stock (par
$7,149,213
revenue
oper.
rev.
The
of
first
the
following
common
$10) and
in proportions
from ry. oper.
year
of
intention
the
marks
corporation
Inc.,
of $8,125,000 5Vs%
1, 1982, at 98.957% and accrued interest, to yield
5.20%. The group was awarded the issue at competitive
bidding June 5 at 98.15%»
to
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$7,107,857 $28,311,122 $27,663,525
End. April 30—
oner,
Railway
—V.
This
this
shares
Co.,
repayment
"'%VAA"
issue
an
corporation on June 3 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
oifered at $1 per s^are, througn jjc. / & uo.,
nainxield, N. J. The
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
2446.
p.
Investing
equipment,
'
:
1474.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
June
The
184, p. 1913.
185,
above.—V.
America
of
Corp.
for,
Indiana
an initial quarterly dividend of 17Vt.
stock, payable July 10, 1957, to holders
common
1957.
of
the
is
on
Haydu
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earningsperiod
Railway
Net
174, V
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Grace & Co.—Paper Mill in Colombia—
Container
Net
Memphis, Tenn.—V.
'
seven
and New
area
Valley
used
183, p.
..
manu¬
regular dates for dividend pay¬
-y"; A;:a:--a ;7'%;,a%'
:%a.%• ■ 'aa'v
corporation operates 40 retail establishments selling ladies' and
misses' ready-to-wear clothing in California,
Hawaii, Oregon, Washing¬
ton, Arizona, New Jersey and New York.
Expansion plans call for
wholesale and retail, and milk
both
I the metropolitan New York
in
processors
(VV. R.)
A
be
The
of milk and
and its subsidiaries sell diverse types
New Jersey and Connecticut areas.—V.
York State,
See
to
.
this
of
shares
A
Products
products
cream
dealers
it
10
ment.
Products Corp.—Listing—
Dairy
corporation was admitted
the American Stock Exchange on June 3, 1957.
10c
Gold
and
continue
SEC
v
The
25,
200,000
dividends
2215.
p.
June
of
declared
at Lincoln,
Pittsburgh, Glmdale, South Gate, Redondo Beach, and two at Jone.
Additional plants are operated in the State of Washington at Ren ton
near Seattle,
and Mica near Spokane. A $5,000,000 vitrilied clap pipeplant at Corona, Calif., is scheduled for completion this Fall.—V. 185,
the
La.,
will
June 6 declared
on
shareholders
the
nine plants
McBean & Co. currently owns and operates
West Coast.
Seven of these are in California
Gladding,
tonic,
in Lafayette,
share on the
per
public
&
on
plants
be
—V.
./
record
of
the
of
the
The directors
cents
stated
Planje
to
Ilartfield Stores, Inc.—Declares First Dividend—
,
that Gladding, McBean plans to continue ^the
structural glazed tile unit at the acquired facility,
tout -at present has not finalized plans for other products. He said
that this acquisition was in line with the Gladding.
McBean & Co.
policy of expanding to provide both quality and service in ceramic
products to rapidly growing areas in the West.
The acquirement of th» fixed assets of Washington Brick & Lnne
Co., Mr. Planje pointed out, is a natural adjunct to $1,500,000 being
invested in new facilities at Mica, Washington, toy Gladding, McBean
Mr.
Mohawk
Mr.
Boston
the
or oval
operation
iron-mineral-vitamin
an
at
809.
p.
transaction have the approval
board of directors of both companies and
will now toe subto Washington Brick & Lime Co.
stockholders lor their upThe
Co.
the
'of
toy
Neal
and
Co.
Lime
was
Garland's
.
000,000
first mortgage bonds.
The
corporation is a
major producer of primary aluminum and
fabricated aluminum products.
In 1956, it produced 25%
of the primary aluminum output of the United States.
Its aluminum operations
include
the
mining and processing of bauxite,
the
production
of
alumina from bauxite, the reduction of alumina to
aluminum, and the
fabrication of aluminum and aluminum
alloys into a variety of prod¬
ucts..
The
dolomite
Y.—Files
"
corporation on May 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $75,000 of first mortgage 5%
sinking fund bonds due
May 1,
1965, to be offered at 90%
of principal
amount, through
is also a producer of
magnesia.—V. 185, p. 1994.
company
and
basic
refractory materials,
Kellogg Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offer¬
ing of 9,000 shares (par 50 cents) was made on June 4
by Clark, Dodge & Co. and Alex. Brown & Sons at $37
per share.
It
was
completed.—V. 185, p. 1045.
i
Volume
185
Number
5645
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(2673)
..Kerr-McGee Industries, Inc:—Registers-With SEC^
The
May
corporation
31,
June
1957,
1,
company
and
ment.
$20,000,000
225,000
to
proposes
shares
offer
these
group headed
The
interest
McDowell.
offering
registration
a
covering
1977,
underwriting
&
filed
price
The
and
by
statement
of
of
sinking
its
$1
securities
Lehman
fund
par
for
the
public
sale
and
debentures,
and
terms
their
be
supplied
proceeds
of
Kerr-McGee
ment
the
of
common
The
certain
directors
this
and
bank
by
amendment.
financing
will
available
for
be
loans,
and
McLean
determine.
may
to
the
expenditures,
other
Of such funds,
anticipated
company
increase, annually,. so
balance
of
the
that
its
that its
proceeds
of
capital
expenditures
general funds
this
as
financing. and
will
and
brand,
Operations,
Mexico.
Specializing
It
drilling
Kermac
is
-
in
the
in
Nuclear
exploration
the
Lake
has
in
of
one
off-shore
drilling,
forming a
of
process
Maracaibo
in
area
largely
the
The
Gulf
for
in
subsidiary
Venezuela.
'
floating drydocfc; $450,000 for the construction
the balance, if any, for
working capital.
a
and
;
Shares,
follows:
as
BUSINESS—The-company is principally
[conversion
and. repair
of steel
water
two
of
oil
and
&
First
o.-
&
tr";
barges;
to
,>•.
in the construction,
the transportation of
in
the
offering
Epuit*oi»
Co.;
Co.;
Mosle
Howard, [vWcil,
Rauscher.
&, Co.—V.
Pierre
185,
<fc
.
&
he
and
permit
paying
James
K.
into B stock.
on
dividends
to
series
and
sale
of
United
States
Products
50r/o
of
total
its
all
leading aircraft
as
well
sales'
made
are
stock.—v.
183,
to
take
.of
care
increased
explosion-proof
or
output, of
and
vacuum
switches
vacuum
CAPITALIZATION AS
Common
)
issued
stock;
stock.
'
1957,
■'
•
This
bf
divideri<l
a'
and In August of
1956
.5c
public
ot
be
to
pneumatic
dividend
a
of
July 31,1956
9c
in
in
1955.
1956
Net
that
the
order
to
first 'mortgage
its
will
sold
of
it
be
used
bank
announced
was
issue
and' sell,
.bondsiVdue -June
(with
$1,400,000
on, May
competitive
at
♦
stock
13,000
•the
1,"
of
1987.
Of
treasury
.
funds)
to
to
of
un-?
'-.V.•
automation
of
to
equipment,
and- selling
also derives
$3,857,300,
year
($1
conversion
amounted
at the
TO
industrial
portion
a
$376,223,
was'
under
(
*
compared
$1,573,135 on
last year.
PRESENT
td
$1.52
or
($5 par)_
stock
privileges
the
of
reserved
are
for
preferred" stock.
"
Outstanding
65,000 shs.
—
30,
;
32,500 shs.
l ♦750,000 shs. ^ ;
common
March
.
FINANCING
Authorized
par)
of
to
time
same
EFFECT
1
shares
underwriters
354,657 shs.
the
exercise
""
'
/
of
) •"
„
;■
Shares j
Hemphill, Noyes' & Co.-^—
Parrish &
Drexel
&
Co.
Co
Blair
&
"
•
Hess,
Inc.
Co.,
Suplee,
;
Moyer
-
Bodine
Yeatman,
Inc.
4,000
i___
&
Co.
4,000
Mosley
——
4,000
.
Yarnall, Biddle <fe Co.__c__
Baker, Weeks & Co._'__4__
Boenning & Co.__'____i-:-_
5,000
5.0C0
4,000'
Brooke & Co.
5,000
&
______
Shares
Townsen d,
Newbold's Son
H.
Co.
6,000
—
Inc.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Woodcock,
W.
10,000
Inc.—-—> 6,000
Co.',
&
Crouter &
10,000
Co.
&
"'
•
DeHaven
15,000
__—10,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
Stroud
have
-:v' ;
shares:
common
below
named
severally
the following respective numbers
agreed to purchase from the company
-of
which
paid,!
share perV
3,000
Janney,
Dulles
&
3,000
3,000
'
Battles,
Inc.
185, p.-2101.
3,000
i) Mount Vernon Co.—Harris Becomes Chairman—
*•
S.
B.
Harris,
of
the
man
Jr.,
Boai*d
President of
of 50 cent
the
to
directors
of
nounced "on June 3.'
$3,900,000
prepay
'
and
cost
1v
gages,
the
for
backlog
UNDERWRITERS—The
31, has received SEC
bidding, $19,000,000 of
the proceeds, $2,500,000
borrowings;* and the balance will he. applied
construct
estimated
an
■
company's
1957
construction program
and
to
repay
short-term borrowings in
1957, the proceeds of which were used for
construction purposes.—
—V.. 185, p. 2217.
•'
'
are
producer
amounted
GIVING
preferred stock
Common
paid On issued
was
at
manufacturing
income
White, Weld & Co
a
to
company
2660; '
p.
comparator
compared to $873,561
Conv.
share : was)
a
the
Montana
a
developing,
■;
1
•
company,
authorization
common stock
(par 2c), consisting of
by the company and 246,281 shares
currently outstanding and represent approximately ; 50'w
of
the company's
shares owned by the selling
stocKholders, ^mith,
Barney
Co. has ,been)named to
manage*'a gFoup tb underwrite tho
offering expected to be made about: June 26, 1957; ?
"
shares
and
is
company
to
CAPITALIZATION
111,533 shs.
.
authorized
common
share based
on
the
254,784 shares
outstanding, prior
the present offering.
In the previous year, net income amounted
$300,074, equal to $1.24 per share on the same basis. The
company
reported
foreign
applica¬
Outstanding
500,000 shs
the
per
to
:to
—V.
offering of 346,289 shares
addition
$2,993,096
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Financing Approved by SEC
Louisiana-Delta Offshore Corp.—Registers With SEC
new
in
EARNINGS—Sales
•
Authorized
$1
quarter for fiscal year Aug. l, 1955 to
This corporation on Junefiled with the. 'Securities. and
Exchange
Commission a registration statement relating to a proposed
which
(par
DIVIDENDS—In Majrch of 1953
on
■
3tock
1957
31,
for
revenues from engineering services and royalty, payments
franchises permitting others to manufacture similar
products:
,
OF JANUARY
_
in
t
funds
) of
.
.
^
provide
now
outstanding, and to
1957 construction budget, accord¬
■■■■
■>'■■■:.- : \
company's
facilities
gas
the
1957,
$11.25
V;' ■\
.-
instruments
■
1232..
p.
natural
BUSINESS—The
and
the company
a
sales agent
switches
the
to
)
)
,
switches,-vacuum
switches,, differential
snap-action
as
the
company,
a
producer
of
automation equipment,
to add the proceeds to treasury funds which will bo
used for
production machinery and to build up inventories-in the
near
future.
At a later date,
the company plans to construct additional
buildings near its main facility in Philadelphia.
•) -
pressure
pressure
well
as
fox
issuing the debentures Is
promissory notes
part of
debentures
1,
shortly before .the
debentures,- the com¬
'
of
The
June
fixed
new
70,000 square feet. This space
by Meletron. Meletron Corp. has purchased 6 V2 acres of land
in the San Fernando
Valley in the Los Angeles City limits.,
Present plans contemplate
building a plant late in 1957 or early
...
100,008
by
bids
$6,500,009 of
a
until
be
'plans
an integral - part, of Meletron
products on which engineering and
tooling has been completed but for lack of capital are
presently being
bought, on tha. out.side. - 1
/
-,,
,
and
-T.
registration statement ;with" thfe
400,000 shares of its $1 par common
direct
of
will
competitive
arc
Co.;
a
missile
woukl
PROCEEDS—The
manufac¬
certain
and
receipt of
share.
per
industry.- The other 50% 'are sold through
to several hundred customers in
many different fielcls o.f industry.
General offices and plant total about
.
^
In
as
rocket
maximum
a
derwriting group headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and
Parrish & (Co. on June 4 offered
publicly a new issue of
100,000 shares of $1 par value common stock at
*
>
activated switches. Com¬
to
aircraft
in
and
debentures
Moore Products Co.—Common Stock
Offered—An
"'>■
Canada
and.
used
are
the
converted.
stock
prices
'approximately $1,054,120.—V. 185,
share, at any
no* share of B
aircraft
1958,
Chicago,. III.-—Registers
Exchange Commission—
T
This investment company filed '
,§EC on Jure 3, 1957, covering
operate
shareholders
■.
pressure and; vacuum
for
ing to the application.
'
The Commission also lias
.
',r:1 ""
which
debentures
common
i
near
was
'|
set
for
into
Conversion
says.
provide for
added:
other
into
a
retirements
convertible
pany said.
The purpose
A,- share*Tor
■
■i'v
the
date
on
Vic^-President,
He
against
be
retirement
shares ,in the"
our
would
.
"McLean,
credit
a
application
the presently
A stock, on
as
;
converted,, however,
About
pressure
Life Insurance Investors,
Inc.,
With; Securities and
plan,
•
.
as
reissued.
also
the
in
switches,
Underwood,
.
that
the
reclassified
-
stock
common
sinking fund would provide for retirement
of $500,000 of the debentures
annually commencing June 1, 1997, with
pay¬
paid
of
said that
company
.
Shearson-,
Courts & Co.;
Co.;
Under
were
be
may
shares
convertible.
The
dividend
without
400,000
be
::
known
the
stock
dividends
r
.
A
of
A
is leased
corn;:.
Laboulsse,
Friedrichs • &
Co.; Rod nan & Renshaw;
2333.
p.
with
Mirltns
Co.; Shields' &' Co.; G. H. Walker
Southwest
Milwaukee
Rotan,
are:'-
.
shares
common
Is presently selling its products
tions.
.
UNDERWRITERS-—Associated
Neuhaus
the
on
alone.
B
may be converted to
June 30;' 1957.
Once
countries.
-
Hammill
paid
Similarly, cash
on
"vi*
stock,
common
class
April 11, last, the Corporation Commission of I California granted
pany
turers
petroleum and petroleum products by oarie on Gulf Coast
intracoastal
waterways,
and specialty
jobs of machine shop work and metal
fabrication.
--•;
4;;.; ■/: " 'Vty'. 1
' V
:
be
may
for
the
on
identical, except. for
are
stock
manufacture
engaged
craft,
paid
land AVenuc,
of its
$400,000 for construction
of
66,686 common
be
BUSINESS—The company with its office located at .950. North High¬
Los Angela's"38,-Calif., is engaged in
manufacturing, devel¬
oping, fabricating, distributing and selling- electrical, • mechanical and
other devices and
products.--The hulk of sales are) derived from the
publicly offered 100,000 shares common stock
•(par $6) at $16 per share. Of the shares offered,
66,666
the
corporation continues
to the present, a dividend
r
provides
working capital.
June 5
of
3
which
authority to issue $10,000,000 in convertible debentures
the
will
company a permit to sell aft aggregate of not- to exceed 21,590
shares of its stock at $6 per share.
The net proceeds were added to
Shipbuilding Co., Orange, Tex.—Stock Of¬
fered—Under wood j Neuhaus & Co.
(Inc.) and associates
.sale
B
may be
On
Levingston
are
President.
Meletron Corp., Los Angreles; Calif.—Stock
Sold—The
placement .of 35,000 shares. 6f common, stock t(par $i) at
$6 peT share, through Bennett & Co.,'Hollywood,
Calif.,
has been completed, it was announced on June 4.
of
and
for the account
of the Levingston
company
33,334 for the account of selling stockholders.
•f PROCEEDS—The company proposes to use the net proceeds
to
,
publicly held
the same
at
the
on
share
a
/willing to forego cash dividends
order
after
t
;
of
stated
on
McLean,
A series'C utock, of which
405,000 shares were
created, only to comply with legal requirements,
and Mr. McLean said that, the
company does not - anticipate issuing
any of this stock.—V. 185, p, 2560,
*
•
Corporation, a subsidiary, are engaged In the
mining, milling and concentrating of uranium
p. 1994.
-
and
are
authorized,
Fuels
for
bearing ores.—V. 185,
June
both
stock but not
B
time,
contract
company
and
stock
Triangle Refineries, Inc.
major
contract
drilling
the
B,
Cash dividends
series B holders.
in
The
-
addition
P.
itme retaining a substantial portion of the
company's
earnings for expansion and development purposes."
company,
The' eonypany 'markets gasoline and " allied'
products
under the Dee;> Rock and
Kermac brands and manufactures oil, greases
and allied specialties under the Wanda
in
cents
immediately converting'their shares
future
leum
McGee,
adopted
McLean
"We
:
in¬
ternally, may be insufficient in future years for capital expenditures
deemed necessary.
The financial
requirements lor Kermac Nuclear
Fuels Corp.,
Kerr-MeGee's majority owned subsidiary,
may be
such
as
an
additional $30,000,000 by the fall of 1958,
according to thfe
prospectus.!."
*
«
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc. is an
integrated; independent petro¬
Kerr
40
share-for-share basis.
arc
continue
generated
A
Mr.
augmented'by■ the
those,
dividends
Malcolm
Co.—Registers With SEC—
{
This company filed a registration statement with the
SEC on May 27,
1957, covering $10,000,000 of debentures due June 1, 1977-(convertible
through May 31, 1967), to be offered for public sale at
competitive
bidding.
■
..This company has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
paid on shares of A common stock held
July 1, 1957, payable on July 19,' 1957. iMr.
on
of
outstanding 8,100,000
a
,
.to
rate
r Montana-Dakota Utilities
-
be
is contemplated
that if
profitable basis comparable
a
and
to
both
of cash
by
-
the directors following
plan for the
reclassification
a
VJ,;.;
A
ment
as
it is contemplated that a
total
of
$15,418,329
(plus interest accruals)
will be applied to the
immediate retirement of $10,400,000 of 414
% bank loans due 1957 and
the $5,018,329 of 4*4% -Secured Bank Loans.
;■);/; ;
The
payment
announced
will
provisions.
retire¬
corporate purposes
of
3
Vlt
on
plan
series
funds
for
permit
was
declared by
was
June
stock."
underwriting
general
share
a
on
business
annual
v,The
to
added
such
the
to
it
dividend
said:
operate
at
out¬
;'V:.
be
capital
for
the
stock,
cash
at the close of
public
underwriting terms, are to be supplied by amend¬
shares iare
to
be
offered
at
an
initial
public
of
10 cents
approval
company's stock
dn
Blosser
common
to
are
Net
of
MeLean Industries, Inc.—Stock Reclassified—
A dividend of
shareholders
The
through
Straus,
'
on
due
stock.
offering price related to the then current market price
standing shares on the New York Stock Exchange; and the
*
SEC
debentures,
common
Brothers
the
of
rate
with
13
Holly Corp.f has
The
of
Mount
been
elected
u
"
Chair¬
Vernon
Co'.; it Was an¬
On April 26 Holly Corp., made an offer to holders
preferred stock and common stock of The Mount Vernon Co.
exchange their
respectively,
10.—V.
shares
Holly
of
July
185,
p.
for
convertible
preferred
offer
This
Corp.
and
continues
stockf
common
effective
tbrbugh
2450,
"f
■
-
The
corporation is
wells
for
Gulf
the
others
Coast
Gulf.
has
on
and
It
under
in
be
capable
One
basis
two
third
a
in
waters,
operates
the
bays
tideland
barge
waters
marshes
and
submersible
which,
with
of
barges
related
Michigan, Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Bids June 12—
the
adjacent
drilling
Mountain
gas
to
The
and
unit
It-of
drilling
approximately $3.700,000 and is scheduled for
in the fall of 1957.
The
new
barge will
of drilling up. to 20.000 feet in 67 feet
currently operated barges is an offshore barge,
$30,000,000-first
This
company,
changed
capable
the
of
company will up to 11 a.m.
Broadway, New York 6,. N. Y.,
165
company
offshore
an
water.
inland
construction
cost
principally in the drilling of oil arid
contract
a
the
presently
equipment, will
.delivery to the
of
engaged
to
11
of
operate
companies,
one-half
of
which
of
formed
was
Time
(EDT)
to
for
the
stockholders
present
of
the
of
owning
company,
approximately
also
are
owners
The
company
ing.
of
who
has
had many years
They are continuing
the
Net
shares
Debt
by
Louisiana-Delta
the
general
The
debt
will
increase
funds
to
from
of
retire
substantially
the
the
sale
the
of
company
all of $175,000
stock
secondary
(no par)
$38.75
Sales
offering
made
was
of
on
share, with a dealer's concession
It was completed.—V. 185, p. 1517.
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Receives
corporation
the
the
of
U.
S.
has
Army
announced
Ordnance
for
of
an
of
stock,, The
bidding.
of
consideration
cash
The
of
$3,000,000.
to
are
additional
30.000
be
stock
Co.,
issue
offered
shares
this
of
P.M.
it
and
was
sell
of
first
for
public
involves
financing
common
Proceeds
to
$30,000,000
to
also V.
reimburse
185,
sale
the
to American
for
financing will be
the
company's treasury for construction expenditures.
2449.
" T "
p.
of
P.
third
on
May 24, 1957, acquired from the company for a cash consideration
of $5,000, an option to
purchase up to 20,000 shares of the company's
common stock at the price of $7 per share
during the period beginning
Nov. 24, 1957 and ending
May 24, 1962.
<
The company is engaged in the business of
developing and produc¬
ing
components
for radar
proceeds of it* sale of the additional common stock will be
added to the working funds of the company and used for general cor¬
porate purposes, including the financing of inventory and accounts
receivable a,nd expenditures for development of new products.
Initially,
such proceeds will be applied to the extent of $250,000 to discharge the
company's current indebtedness to banks, originally incurred for work¬
ing capital purposes.
Substantial bank borrowings, within the next
$1.25
12
months
again be necessary.—V. 185, p.
may
2560.
cargo
O.
for
Is
the
now
completing
big military
production
vehicles.—V.
185,
on
p.
a
previous
$13,000,000
Monon
The
R.)
Mallory
(par $1)
&
offering
was
concession of
made
p.
$1.25
Co.,
of
on
and Adams & Peck
order
A
2559.
a
$25
at
per
Inc.—Secondary
17,496
shares
of
Offering—A
common
stock
May 28 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
$52.25 per share, with a dealer's
share. It was completed.—V. 185.
1155.
The
-
Change in Capitalization—
McGraw-Edison
With
SEC—
This company filed, a registration, statement
with the SEC on June 3.
,1957, covering 10.000 participations in its profit
sharing plan, together
with 400.000 shares of MoGraw-I.'diSon
common which may be
acquired
pursuant to such plan.—V. 185, p. 1888.
Commerce
share
States
Mountain
which
lag- stock, '■
Net
proceeds
p
owns
is
subsidiary
a
of
American Telephone
2,533,506 shares (86.74fr) of its outstand-
.
this financing,
estimated at $58,325,000 if all
exercised, are to be applied toward repayment
Such advances are in conformity with
an
established practice (which is to be continued) of borrowing from
American, as need therefor arises, for general corporate purposes,
including property additions and improvements.
If all subscription
rights are exercised, it is estimated that advances in the amount of
$.8,500,000 will remain outstanding following the close of the sub¬
scription period on July 31, 1957.—V. 185, p. 2450.
of
rights
subscription
advances
from
are
American.
National Propane Corp.—Notes
Placed Privately—The
it was announced on June 3, has negotiated
the private placement, through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co., of $600,000 5 Vz % notes due 1972. The purchasers
are the New York Life Insurance Co.
and The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York.—V. 183, p. 1969.
company, ;
(N. O.) Nelson Co., St. Louis, Mo.—New Control—
338,713
shares
of
share
per
class
as
to
debenture bonds and
least
75 c'o
1,
The
2007,
will
A
of
outstanding,
Jan.
offer
tho
one-half
be
class
the
A
$8,467,825
and
would
and
said,
give
outstanding,
any
present. class
other
the
for
claim
funds
on
A
with
$3.53
holders
of class
B
only
it
$25
accu¬
no-par
of
6'e
if
is
common
accepted
by
stockholders.
debenture
bear
out
G'c
issue
would
contingent
be
interest
dated
to
be
to
mature
paid
in
bankrupt
this
Nelson
stock
company
Washer
to Mr.
Newton,
of
Co.
company
approved
on
Seydel and his associates by the
which also is in bankruptcy,
,1
'
acquired control of
Washer Co.
the Nelson company early
Corp. The Nelson company went into
185, p. 1047.
from the Bellanca
bankruptcy July 23, 1956.—V.
year
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.—Par
taken
action
The
passed
of 96.89%
Iowa,
$700,000.
last
sale
the
at
stockholders*
Value Increased—
meeting
held
on
April
17,
increase-in the par value of the shares of this
company from $2 per share to $4 per share, has become effective, it
was
announced on May 24.
All .stock certificates issued hereafter
show
the par
value as $4,
Change of certificates is not necessary.
authorizing
1957,
156,
p.
an
434.
to
class
1957.
1,
class
share
carried
the
the
a
proposal
class
B
would
stock,
reasonable
dividends
A
is
can
entitled
be
of
simplify
which
near-term
'dividends which otherwise could not
The
of
Automatic
interest
L. Seydel and associates.
Court in Iowa recently
District
Northern Natural
from
Gas Co.—Arranges Bank Credit
commercial
12
and
company
banks,
•
headed
by The Chase
credit agreement for
have signed a
$36,000,000.
in the loan agreement are Omaha Na¬
tional Bank, First National Bank of Omaha. United States National
Bank of
Omaha, First National Bank of Minneapolis, Northwestern
National Bank of Minneapolis, First National Bank of St. Paul,
Des Moines
National Bank, First National Cityv Bank oi
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co . Chicago,
& Savings Bank, Chicago and Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
of
Bank
Manhattan
York,
New
temporary borrowings up to
Other banks participating
income.
petition
structure
now
of
proposed
Federal
A
stock
controlling
May 29 to G.
This
proposes
offer
The
—V.
Commission
its present
designed to retire
which has first
stock,
common
dividends
exchange
The
Jan.
Co.—Registers
Interstate
the
exchange plan
exchange for each share of class A stock.
The
at
askeu
dividends.
company
income
in
value
for
are
mulated
•
has
securities
par
available
available
«-t
RR.—Plans
company
approve
There
(P.
secondary
common
ney
Automatic
systems.
Net
Peterson, President, said the massive military vehicles will
at
the company's Allentown, Pa.,
plant.
Deliveries
scheduled to begin late in the year, and conclude by
August, 1958.
Mack
its
one
underwritten.
corooratiou on May 29 filed a registration statement with the
covering 50.000 shares of its Si par common stock, to be offered
sale by Lehman Brothers,
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Lehman Brothers
manufactured
are
by
public
.trucks.
be
June 5 tiled a registration statement with the SEC
shares of its $100 par capital (common) stock. The
offer this stock for subscription at $100 per share
stockholders of record June 20, 1957, at the rate of
for each five shares then held.
The offering Is not
on
This
for
contract
10-ton
company
SEC
capital
$7,864,290
production
of
Farm¬
2:30
Telegraph Co.—Regis¬
&
company proposes to
ol'
Gas
authorization
SEC
for
The
covering 584,176
..
& Telegraph Co.,
Microwave Associates, Inc., Burlington, Mass.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$7,864,290 Army Contract
receipt
Corps
received
$3,000,000
and
1977.
15,
ters
debentures
June 6 by Blyth & Co. Inc.
per
share.
This
shares
American, Natural
of
1977,
and
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
10,200
June
American Natural Gas Co.,
has
11, the information meeting lor
forthcoming issue of $30,000,000
of
common
used
to
delivery of
upon
due
new
be
has
5,
bonds
sale
and
See
autumn.
next
Ludlow Manufacturing &
from
drill¬
gas
management
capitalization as of April 30. adjusted to reflect the sale
shares, consisted of $1,338,474 debt; 11,600 shares
$100 par value preferred stock; and 600,000 shares of common
ing—A
per
and
the
additional
stock.
at
oil
in
from
used by Michigan Wisconsin to pay off outstanding bank loan indebted¬
ness; to finance approximately $5,500,000 of construction during 1957;
and
the
6'f,
barge
in
part
of
company.
proceeds received
will be added to
general corporate purposes arid
outstanding.
of
active
an
for
Of
experience
oi
to take
subsidiary
a
June
on
competitive
a
Weil, Labouisse, Friecirichs & Co. of New Orleans, investment
bankers, who were joined by D, E.
Vasser,
New President of the
1730,
purchase
of
at
issuance
ard,
at Room
June
on
mortgage pipe line bonds, due
and certain of these stockholders have
substantially all of the company's bank loans,
predecessor companies were organized by the partners of How¬
guaranteed
a
company,
$30,000,000
of
bonds
Telephone
ters Stock Offering With SEC—
12,
the
for
meeting originally had been scheduled
10, also in the Little Theatre,
June
on
This
announced
the
the; outstanding stock
preferred stock of the company
73*1
each
drilling barge.
a
About
;
three
line
June
meeting will be held in the Little Theatre of City Bank
Trust Co., 5th floor, 20 Exchange Place, Mew York City.
ers
.
of
bids
The
;
.
consolidation
(EDT)
prospective underwriters of its
20-year first mortgage bonds.
drilling up to 20,000 feet in 25 feet of water, and the
Other barge, which operates in the inland
waters, bays and marshes,
xan
drill to a depth of 14,000 feet in 10 feet of
water.
The
company was
incorporated in Delaware on May 31, 1957 by
the
M.
on
pipe
subsidiary
a
A.
mortgage
(EDT)
receive
States
be
to
paid.—V.
185,
195,720
prospect
paid in
$1.25
Monon's
the
2217.
shares
of
are
(receiving
foreseeable future.
dividends
p.
capital
per
year
before
Pittsbuuh._eit^
vide
interim
TreaMirer
financing
The
The
the
credit
~
expires June 2,
privilege of prepaying
penalty.—V. 185, p. 1995.
Mr.- Siert said,
agreement,
company
the borrowings would be used to pro¬
1957 construction programs of the company
,sa5d
for
and its, subsidiaries.
has
wtihout
a
the
'
19.->8.
loans and
.
.
■>
canceling
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
subordinated
common shares (without par value)
June 5 in the United States and Canada in
on
units
principal amount of debentures and one share of
stock. Principal and interest on the debentures
of $20
Pioneer Saw division will dis¬
tribute Its industrial, farm and home chain saw models on a direct
factory-to-dealer basis, according to Frank Fonton, Division Manager.
Mr.
Fenton
stated
that
tihe
factory-to-dealer marketing formula
was
being employed by Pioneer Saw to "provide the most efficient
distribution
and
competitive
price structure." c V. •.". t
The
was
400,000
made
duty
197,000 common shares were offered
per unit by a group of under¬
by Bear, Stearns & Co. and Hemphill,
000 debentures and
writers
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
headed
These units were oversubscribed and the
books closed.
The remaining 203,000 units, comprising
$4,060,000 debentures and 203,000 common shares, were
offered in Canada by a group headed by McLeod, Young,
Weir & Co. Ltd. and Bankers
Bond Corp. Ltd.; the
offered
dollars)
The
Canada
in
{Canadian
priced at $30
were
unit.
per
J
will
debentures
the
have
of
benefit
fund
interest.
proceeds from today's financing will be applied by
part toward its construction program which contem¬
PROCEEDS—Net
in
company
plates the installation of natural gas facilities in 34 communities in
Ontario, including approximately 800 miles of distributing mains and
service lines and approximately 180 miles of laterals and Intercity con¬
nections.
of
Some
time
from
to
in
debentures
the
for
the
period
June
to
City
Twin
1S59.
1,
Gas
Province
Natural
Ontario
CAPITALIZATION
along
proposed
the
Gas.
GIVING
mortgage bonds
5*4%
Outstanding
'The
000
have
to
been
place
limited
with
they would
seek
view
a
the
bonds
to
of
sale
has
the
in
the
company
involved
•
other products, and
the U. S. Post Office
scooters, light industrial carriers, and
"Mailster," a three-wheel .vehicle designed lor
including
ihe
to
Drexel
for the pur¬
chase of a large part, if not all, of the bonds in 1958 and the balance,
if any, in 1959.
Until such agreements are obtained, the company will
have no commitment for the purchase of the bonds and the terms of
the bonds and of their purchase will not be definite.
>
Bear,
Co.
Stearns
Ltd.,
&
Co.;
Hemphill,
Bankers Bond
and
Noyes
&
providing
McLeod,
Co.;
will
Ltd.
Corp.
Weir
Young,
the private
for
arrange
offering
secondary
stock
shares
this
of
made
priced
previously reported. The offering,
completed.—V. 185, p.-2451.
-
as
was
'
will
be
•
♦
issued
in
one
The
series,
more
or
subject
'
"
directors
have
passed
restrictions to be set
to
••"••"'
,
resolution
a
forth
'
.
authorizes,
which
in
'
—V.
corporktion
185,
Province
and
of
Ontario
without
filed
May 29
on
pany.
2561,
p.
f..
.
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Registers
This
such
shareholders
the
ment,
Supplementary
Letters
sub¬
changing
Patent
the
next
meeting thereof.
UNDERWRITERS—In
Canadian
underwriters
th?
its
^ t
:
>
Canadian
underwriting agree¬
have severally agreed
below
named
to
purchase from the company the respective numbers of units
below, if any are purchased:
se
forth
'
Units
McLeod,
Young,
Bankers
Bond
UNITED
writing
Weir
Corp.
STATES
Ltd-
Co.
101,500
__
:
UNDERWRITERS—In
the
agreement,
&
Ltd
United
States
July
10,
the
United
underwriters
&
Co.—.
32,500
Hemphill,
A.
Noyes & Co
Allyn & Co., Inc.—.—
C.
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
Union
below
185,
p,
32.500
Lehman
10,500
Carl
have
Loeb,
—_
Rhoades
13,000
Corp.
—i
White, Weld & Co
Co.
program for
estimated at
&
Webster
The
bonds
bids
were
for
the
will
shares
Elkins,
The
to
named
a
the
4%%
for
$56,412,000
Construction expenditures are
for 1958.—V. 185,
SEC
York,
and
t
The
bonds
will be redeemable
from
104.63%
after
at the
on
were
re¬
100%;
1,
1959
for
option of the company at prices
fund purposes they may
scaled from 100.08% to 100%.
in
to an estimated 150.000 population in west central Wisconsin
soucheasfcern Minesota.
Among the cities furnished with one or
WinonarMinnaiC E&U C1&iie a"d La Crosse> wisc<UNDERWRITERS—The
set
amounts
forth
Ilalsey,
the
:n
Stuart
of
&
S.
Ashmun
Blair &
Clayton
Dick
new
of
the
bonds
<fc
Co...
Securities
Corp.
First
be
and
purchased
the
by
Hutchinson
respective
each
are
Copeland
Wm.
250.000
E.
Pollock
&
__
100.000
Co.,
Inc.
1,000,000
500.000
Shaughnessy &
150,000
F.
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
100,000
250,000
profits
resulted
in
secret
persons;
have
unidentified
for
•
pledged to oppose vigorously
a
halt to questionable
call
to
that
Banks
millions
tbe
interest
destructive
cronyism
to
stopping
new
This
—
and to eliminate nepptism,
exist."—V. 185, p. 2451.
rates,
wherever it
may
—
'v
0.3
0.8
——
Stein
0.3
Stone
0.5
3.6
Smith, Barney & Co
3.6
Inc
Bros.
Securities
Webster
&
0.5
Boyce
&
3.6
Corporation
3.6
—
Suplee,
0.3
Inc
& Co.,
Stroud
L— 0.3
Yeatman,
1.0
,
Mosley
Co.
0.3
Inc.
1.0
Co
&
Company
0.3
& Co._
Ellis & Anderson
Co.,
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Corporation 3.6
MacGregor,
&
Thayer,
Thomas
0.5
Spencer Trask & Co
&
1.0
Wertheim
1.0
..Janney, Dulles & Rattles, Inc.
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs &
'Kelr
1
0.5
Noyes &
Co._
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
Co.-
&
p.
_;
—3.6
1.0
Wood, Struthers
0.3
Woodcock,. Hess,. Moyer & Co.,
0.3
Co.—
&
,2375.
1.0
Co—
0.3
—
Richards
&
White, Weld & Co
Witter & Co.
Dean
Miller & Co.—
Jones,
:
—0.3
0.8
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day 0.8
Walstojn & Co., Inc
0.3
;
Hemphill,
baker & Co
& Company
1.0
Co._
Hornblower
& Co
0.8
r
%
0.3
Inc.
Yarnad,
.
Philip Morris Inc.—To Vote
v
The
.
stockholders
company
0.8
& Co._
Biddle
90%)
Inc.,
the
of
of
•pany
a
stock
common
thereof
shares
shares
385,000
Acquisition—
on
will
18
vote
upon
proposal
a
that
the
holders
from
acquired.
in .consideration
its
of
thereof
percentage
a
June
on
of common stock, $2 par value, of
Delaware corporation, all -i but in no event less than
acqyire
Mdprint,
authorized
equal
See
V.
also
issue by the conir
stock, $5 par value,
the
of
common
the
to
185,
2562.
p.
Mdprint;
of
percentage
s
\
.
,
Inc,
-
'
Service Co. of Oklahoma—Bank Borrowings—
Public
The
SEC,
it
announced
was
May 29, has issued an order author*
on
bank borrowings by this company in the aggregate amount of
$12,OOQ,000 during the period ending July 1, 1958.
Proceeds thereof
will be used to finance temporarily a portion of the company's con¬
struction expenditures.—V. 185, p. 2376.
izing
Public Service Electric & Gas
f'
This company filed g
Co.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with the SEC on May 29*
covering 256,006 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100 par,
offered lor public sale through an underwriting group headed by
.1957,
to be
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
The diyidend rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the new preferred will be added
to the
general funds of tbe company and will be used by it for general cor¬
porate purposes, including payment of a portion of the cost of the
company's current construction program.
As of March 31, 1957, this
program
involved
estimated
expenditures
of
$307,606,660.
Further
financing
in
this
subsequent years is Anticipated in order to
the sale of additional bonds in the fall
and
finance this program, including
of 1957.—V. 185, p. 2562.
Quinta
Offers Common Shares to
is offering its common
Public
company
609,815 new com¬
mon shares (no par) on the basis of one additional share
for each twenty shares held of record at the close of
business June 4, 1957. The subscription offer expires at
3:30 p.m.
(EDT) on June 25, 1957. The subscription
price is $36.25 per share. A group of 86 investment bank-:
ing firms headed by Drexel & Co. and Morgan Stanley
& Co. has agreed to purchase any unsubscribed shares.
M.—Slock
N.
Albuquerque,
Corp.,
Offered—
offering of 700,000 shares of capital stock
five cents)
stockholders the right to subscribe for
at
June
3
were
offered
(par
price of 50 cents per share was made on
a
(New York);
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc. (Nashville, Tenn.),
and Minor, Mee & Co. (Albuquerque, N. M.). The shares
by Frederic H. Hatch & Co., Inc.
as
PROCEEDS—Not
be
used
the
by
pansion
PROCEEDS—Part
S.
Yantis
V.
the
sale
of
and
speculation.
a
proceeds
to
company
the
for
from
retire
was
the sale of the capital shares will
$50,000 notes outstanding, lor ex¬
properties.
of
development
BUSINESS—Corporation
185,
p.
2102.
in
addi¬
the
•.
.
consolidated capitalization of
to the present financing,
company will consist of $337,600,000 of first mortgage bonds; 874.720
shares
of
$100 par value
preferred stock, 231,345 shares of $1
dividend
cumulative
stock.
preference
common
•
«
stock and
•
12,806,125 shares
organized
for
the
purpose
of
dealing
including the exploration, development and
and other mineral properties. It is an¬
ticipated that real estate holdings near the town of Grants, New Mex¬
ico, and bordering the main East-West Highway, will be developed lor
residential and commercial use by the community which is growing in
of
this
an
service
utility engaged
operating
in
incorporated
company,
84%
miles.
For
operating
gas
in
1929,
is
primarily
in supplying electric and gas
Three subsidiaries own and oper¬
Project, and one distribution subsidiary
Hydro-Electric
electricity in northern Maryland.
of
Pennsylvania
southeastern Pennsylvania.
Conowingo
from
in
and
utility plant
2%
was
the
12
months ended
revenues
was
from steam.
less than 7%
The
March
area
31,
served
1957,
derived from electric
the same period,
For
cov.ers
are
Santa
increasing
in
New
mining
Mexico,
Agreements have
rental
of
$36,000.
with
been
and milling activity. Its
the principal executive
prop¬
office
.
GIVING
first
mortgage
5%
note
due
Capital
EFFECT
TO
stock
Jan.
2,
(par
.agreed
to
Outstanding
.
$250,000
$250,000
5c)
—'
underwriters
purchase from the company
~
.
30,000
30.000
1953—
forth below:
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
note
UNDERWRITERS—The
set
-
•
.
into
entered
-
5%
5.000,000 shs.'.
Clark,
Minor,
—V.
Hatch
Landstreet
Mee
&
&
&
named below have severally
the respective amounts of stock
'
•
•.»
_
Co., Inc
Kirkpatrick.
—
Inc._'
1
Co.
185, p. 1996.
(Continued
.«
2,450,000 shs.
Shares
Frederic H.
approximately
of the consolidated lotal plant, and their
the
to
located
gas,
'
.
2,340
operations. 14%
the subsidiaries'
due
Fe.
CAPITALIZATION
'
BUSINESS—The
general,
oil,
with Phillips Petro¬
leum Co., and Homestake Exploration. Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary
of Homestake Mining Co.. for the exploration and exploitation of the
company's uranium properties.
Quinta Corp. also has leased water
rights on its holdings near the town of Grants, N. M., to Sabre-Pinon
•Corp., for a period of seven years, commencing Jan. 1, 1957, at an
in
annual
Forgnn & Co:; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripiey & Co.,
Incorporated; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Smith. Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corporation; White, Weld & Co.
in
estate
area
erties
'
-
real
operation of uranium,
those associated in the underwriting are: Blyth & Co., Inc.';
The First Boston Corporation; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
200,000
Oregon-Washington Telephone Co.—Exchange Offer
2606;
from
proceeds
..
Giving .effect
ate
p.
net
year.
serves
185,
the
portion of $28,000,000 in bank loans
•outstanding March 31, 1957, obtained in connection with interim fi¬
nancing of the company's expansion program.
The remainder of the
proceeds will be applied toward the expansion program, which is esti¬
mated to require $95,000,600 in 1957.
It is expected that the additional
funds to finance this program during 1957 will be obtained from in¬
ternal sources, further bank loans and the sale of bonds later in the
300,000
&
2375.
Utilities, Inc. in V.
of
tional stock will be used to repay a
square
United
Swiss
with
into
•
.
are
deais;
Philadelphia Electric Co.
-
Co.,
Thomas & Co
600.000
See
Boston
Paul
—;
Shields
0.3
___^
0.5
Co
&
Scranton
Bogan
0.3
Glore,
&
■J—
Kendall, Inc.
700,000
of Iowa Corp
Gregory & Sons
185, p.
Co.
&
W.
Inc.
0.3
Among
&
$200,000
Patterson,
Mullaney, Wells <fc Co
—V:
;
Whittaker
and
the
Co.
100,000
.
Pro¬
eight-member board of
Alfons Landa, Chairman of
sale-and-lease-back
common
150,000
Co
Co. Inc.——
Merle-Smith
purchasers
to
McMaster
__$5,400,000
Allison-Williams
Stockholders'
Penn-Texas
the
Finkelstein
Stockholders
and Red Win8 and
below:
Co.
Inc.
C.
names
the
table
the
Chas.
Sheridan
0.8
0.8
0.3
:
3.6
W.
Elected—
Independents
nominees of
.
"Messrs.
sinking
at prices
gas
principal
to
Steiner.
and
ESS—iCompany (a Wisconsin corporation) is an operating pub¬
lic utility J uimshing electricity to an
estimated population of 290 000
and
two
directors was an-r
nounced on June 4 by
the Committee.
"By electing Robert C. Finkeistein and Wallace S. Whittaker to the
board," Mr. Landa said, "the shareholders of Penn-Texas have force¬
fully expressed their disapproval of many of the practices employed
by management in the past. They replace W. L. Moody 3rd and William
favoritism
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
bonds will be used
the company s construction program.
and in
3
Corp.—Two
of
Committee
Parke
6.8
0.3
1.0
Hutzler—
&
Harrison
capital.
election
Poole.' Roberts &
0.5
-
'
to
June
y.
at
Beane,
be redeemed
N.
working
Schmidt,
0.8
Inc.
Inc.—
Harriman Ripley & Go., Inc.
shares
share,
per
Perm-Texas
Offered—
They
coupon.
filed a letter of notification with the
of cpmmon stock (par 10 cents) to be
through Amos Treat & Co., U\c-. New
The proceeds are to be used for the payment of loans
June
on
120,000
$2.50
borrowing
from: Blyth & Co
Inc., and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
I jointly i
100.81; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld &
ijolntly)
100.119,
and
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
ranging
at
Bros.
Co
Kerner,
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger <te Co.—_
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC
Enterprises, Inc.
corporation
covering
offered
transactions
Co
Co.
First
Hallgarten
or
Paramount
Salomon
&
Co—
Co.—New Construction
company's .construction program is now reported to involve a
approximately $446,000,000.
This includes about $316,000,000
whiph is expected to be spent on expansion in southern California
during 1957 and -1958 as follows: $159,000,000 in 1957 and $157,000,600
in
1958.
Capital expenditures in 1956 in southern California totaled
about $139,000,000.—V.
185, p. 2562.
*
' ; \t
•*
acquisitions that lead to over-extension of company credit, necessitating
June 4
0.5
& Co._.
Co
Steele
Green,
of
The
Reynolds & Co.,
Gerstley, Sunstein & co._
Glore, Forgan & Co._
;
by
$63,500,000
and
1957
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
14,500
group
1.0
Goodbody
sale
public
for
Close
Securities Corp
&
W. Pressbrm-i
&
Morris, Stokes & Co.— 0.5
Fauset,
0.3
•
Rambo,
3.6
&
*
1.0
—
__—
__
Co.——.
&
0.3
Dillon, Union Securi-
Estabrook
—
r
Penington, Colket and Co.—— 0.3
& Dominick
Equitable
0.3
Jackson &
Putnam
Company__—_
duPont
0.8
Son & Co.—_
& Co.
R.
ties & Co.
Glover
The
running
ceived
&
&
0.5
1.0
—
6.3
Co., Inc.
&
3.6
—
0.3
Dickson
Eastman
_
With SEC—
offered
he
and 1958.
1957
the years
13.000
(Wis.)—Bonds
awarded
bonds
Curtis
Fenner
—„
Webber,
Parrish
_
Eodine
S.
Kay,
13,000
Securities
its bid of 99.10%.
otner
—
Francis I.
2562.
exorbitant
underwriting group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. offered on June '5, $10,000,000 of 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds, due June 1, 1987, at 100% and accrued inter¬
All
-
0.3
i 0.3
# Co——
Newbold's
H.
Newburger
r-V. 185,
An
est.
W.
Paine,
0.5
—
& Lynch
Leonard
Moseley
S.
0.8
Dominick
.
0/ -ponijaetttive - bidding.
proceeds of the sale of the stock, together with cash presently
on
hand, to be internally generated and to be provided by other
financing, will be used In carrying, forward the company's construction
13,000
•
—_r
Stone
Power
Moore,
F.
10
Pierce,
Beane
0.5
0.3
0.3
Dixon
Net
14,500
&
Smith, Barney & Co
13.000
2375.
States
Units
14,500
Brothers
M.
Co,
Co.13,000
Northern
.%
r
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Se¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
Kidder, Peabody & Co, Inc.
—V.
Clark
&
Co.—
<St
Lynch,
& Co
R.
-pieans
The
under¬
States
named
.
Stearns
0.3
Company,.
Sherrerd
C.
Inc.
of its $6.50 par common stock.
Unsubscribed
held.
then
tective
Units
■
and
&
M.
Masten
E.
Collings & Co., Inc.
U
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
statement >with the SEC
The company
to offer this stock for subscription by stockholders of record
1957, at the rate of one additional share for each 10 shares
proposes
101,500
severally agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers
ot units set forth below, if.
apy are purchased.
Bear,
Merrid
jL-fown & Sons—
thereto
at
CANADIAN
1.0
C.
June 4 filed a registration
on
company
covering 376,600 shares
into shares with the par value of $1 each
reducing the then paid up capital of the com¬
resolution is subject to confirmation by the shareholders
application can be made and will be submitted to the
Such
before
for
McJunkin, Patton & Co.
E. W.
a
value
par
incidental
A.
0.3
Goldman, Sachs & Co
total
ject to the allotment of the common shares forming part of the units
just being offered, an application to the Lieutenant-Governor of -the
shares
Laurence
3.6
-
registration statement with the
SEC covering 164,604 shares of its $10 par common stock to be offered
for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and Hornblowe* & Weeks. The initial public offering price will
be
a
fixed price related to the current market for the outstanding
stock at the time of the offering; and the underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
" . •
Net proceeds of the sale of the stock will be added to the working
capital of the company and may initially be applied to the reduction
of short-term bank loans.
The company may incur additional shortterm and long-term indebtedness as the volume of business requires.
that the mortgage under which the proposed bonds
will
permit the issuance of additional first mortgage
mortgage.
0.5
Inc._____-_^
&
This
1.0
1.0
3.6
Marks & Co—
Incorporated
£ Company—
Cl?irk, Dodge & Co
tit is anticipated
the
Langley & Co.—
Lee Higginson Corporation
Lehman Brothers
c.Q.,
Burnham
(Cajif.)—Registers With SEC—
Pacific Finance Corp.
3.6
0.5
C.
W.
Co.
&
Alex.
Co., Inc. of
(not 12,009
at $17.50 per
was
Laird,
0.5
--i--
Peabcdy & Co
Bissell & Meeds_.
Kidder,
8.1
—
Blyth
May 20 hy JBiyth &
for 12,500 shares
on
company
the shares ol addi¬
rights:
Blair &
Offering—
Line, Inc.—Secondary
Far East
Pacific
The
p.
placement and negotiating the terms of the bonds.
bonds
_;
-
Chaplin
a
and
It is the
future,
near
Co
&
Butcher
common
agreed to sell and the under¬
a firm commitment basis
severally agreed on
respective percentages of
subscribed for by tbe exercise of
Boenning &, Co.————
">
2561.
below have
Bi.oren & Co
,
p.
the company's char¬
purchase the indicated
8.1
Morgan Stanley & Co
Auchinclos6. Parker & Redpath 0.5
0.3
Baker, Weeks & Co.__
another
as
231,345 shs.
12,806,125 shs.
cum.
by the mortgage,
provided
as
Pennsylvania Law.'
by
tional jstock not
of the present officers of
None
'231.345 shs.
14,768,655 shs.
stock,
_______
except
writers named
•
operated
be
will
stock
copr.
UNDERWRITERS—Th? company has
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Cushman will become
officers of Outboard Marine. They will remain as officers of Cushman.
The 250,000-square foot Cushman plant at Lincoln will continue its
present type of production.
Outboard
Marine reported sale for the seyen-month period ending.
April, 1957, at a lecord $86,000,000. This was $13,000,000 higher than
sales for the same seven-month period in the preceding year.—V. 185,
Cushman
Outboard Marine.
and
$310,000,000
1,500,000 shs.
874,720 shs.
(no par):
preference
•Unlimited
ter,
.
the exchange of Cusjiman's total capital
Outboard Marine stock, the market value of
which is approximately $3,000,000.
—
' Cushman manufactures two and three
wheel power-driven vehicles
pro¬
with
States
United
agreeable terms on which
company's intention
mutually
reaching
The
discussions
had
in
investors
to purchase the bonds.
commitments
bonds.
these
and
privately
institutional
of
agree
such
for
made
the
number
Canada
Ai
Neb.
transaction
The
par)
'*
Outstanding
Unlimited
bonds
cumulative
mortgage
($100
stock
div.
Common
Cushman M<?tor Works,
6 officially acquired
on June
refunding
Common stock
stock for 114,000 shares of
plans the sale in the future of approximately $12,000,amount of first mortgage bonds.
No definite arrange¬
principal
ments
and
Preferred
company
poses
to
1,130,378 shs.
2.000,000 shs.
(without par value)
shares
|
8,000,000
$8,000,000
1982
'
<,$12,000,000
t
subordinated debentures due
JCoinmon
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
First
•First
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
Authorized
EFFECT
GIVING
DeHavep & Townsend, Crouter
route of the gas trans¬
mission
pipeline to be operated
by Trans-Canada Pipe Lines
Ltd.
Northern Ontario Natural Gas has contracted to purchase natural gas
from Trans-Canada for distribution by the company and by Twin City
Gas Co, Ltd., of which
50%
of the outstanding stbek Is owned by
Northern
-
incorporated
was
of Ontario
Lincoln,
Inc.,
few
With
CAPITALIZATION
Acquires Scooter Firm—
share,
in 1954 to construct and
operate natural gas distribution facilities and distribute natural gas
for industrial, commercial and residential use in 34 communities located
BUSINESS—Company
the
business.
local service
The corporation
costs, and to the payment of interest
expects to serve five of the 34 communities.
in
the heavy-
.
and
which impairs the usefulness of
of
none
$1
proceeds also will be applied to the investment
securities of Twin City Gas to provide funds to
the
time
meet that company's construction
on
with
-field,
saw
power
lighterweight RA model.
■
,
retail outlets, Pioneer Saw is currently de¬
to certain other liens and minor restrictions,
such property in the company's
exceptions, lines and mains are located on streets
or highways
with appropriate governmental consents, or on properties
either owned by the company or its subsidiaries or occupied under rights
obtained from the owners. .»
*•'•
' • =' bonds,
outstanding
direct
Department.
sinking
annual
an
beginning in 1963 under which an amount equal to -the smaller of lip
to $400,000 or 50'/i/
of sinking fund net income will be used to redeem
the debentures at 100%, plus accrued interest.
The debentures also
will
be
optionally callable by the company at 100%, plus accrued
the
the
cover
newer,
the
to
of he
»*]» «.'*o •{•*•*'' V
revenues,
principal plants and properties of the company and its subsidi¬
are held in fee, subject to the lien of the mortgages securing
the
All
aries
centers, which in turn will be supplied by the
corporation's modern central parts depot at Galesburg, 111.
Outboard
Marine
also manufactures Evimude, Johnson and Buc¬
caneer outboard
motors and Lawn-Boy rotary power mowers
Noyes & Co.
units
models
the
total
consolidated
(U. S. dollars)
$31.50
at
two
and
addition
veloping
aggravating $3,940,-
197,000 units
JB
In
payable in Canadian dollars.
be
In the United States
,
.
the public were less than 2%
.
'■
from sales to
operating revenues
estaolished
newly
corporation's
Pioneer's
,
common
will
Distributes to Dealers
Outboard Marine Corp.—Pioneer
.
offering of $8,000,000 5%%
debentures due June 1, 1982 (Canadian)
Offered—Public
Securities
and
(Canada) —
Ltd.
Co.
Gas
Natural
Ontario
Northern
-
•
.
(2674)
on page
56)
.
250,000
225.000
225,000
r
Volume
5645
Number
185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2675)
tovipany
of
name
Consolidated
•
grouped in two separate
indicate ail ine diviaenus an-,
Dividend announcements are
tables,
tne
in
we
nisi
nounced during ine current
a
second
Then
week.
in which we show tne
table
Per
>
Name of Company
Algemeut tt-unstzijue U.ne N V—
A.K.U. (United Rayon Mig. Corp.)
?;<' *
:
to
approximately $l.ut)
casualty
Surety
At
8%
Insurance
Li.e
Aid Investment
Common
Co
(quar.)__—
:
1
•
5 %%
tonv
tqiiar.)
—;>r
Allied
Pioaucts
American
5%
Air
Filter,
tquar.)_
common
American
4%%
____—
Crystal bugar—
Common
(increased
preferred
American
18-/4C
51.75
7%c
*-
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
K
Cream
mJ-?
.
6-10
>quar.)________
$1.12%
._—__
5%
preferred
preierred
'.''. (From
investment
American
Dan
Fire
6c
> :
20c
25c
Asn
'
7- 6
7*15
6-14
7- 1
6-19
$16%c
10c
40c
7- 1
7- 1
6-17
pfd.
Telephone Co., Ltd., 57©
13114c
7%
preferred
preferred
Avon
Products.
Babcock
Barry
&
(quar.l
6-30
6-
1
137Vac
6-30
6-
1
>43%iC
Class
Wilcox
Brick
B
4%
preferred
Co.
5%
A
•.
6-30
6-
1
50c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co.,
class
(accum.)
7-
vestment
Bath. Iron Works
Baxter
(quar.)
Laboratories
Equity
6-23
6-1L
Estabrocks
6-29
6-18
6-30
Ewa
Beatrice
Foods Co.,
3%%
preferred
Creek
R
i5c
6-14
7* 1.,?
6-14
J* X
6*^4
7-
1
6-14
117VaC
8- X
6-28
.2oC
;.v,b*JW
84%c
$M2Va
(qt-ar.)—
Ltd.,
Benericial
Finance
Standard
Co.
50c
—__—
(quar.t."—
pfa.
7%
(qoai.f^..—a—
Life
Quarterly
Stock
7-1
»quaa-.)^.i.__
con.mon
K.
Benelicial
-
6-14
(quar.)_____
Belding-Corticelii,
Beryllium
6-17
6-30
C5c
4%'/© preferred tQuar.)
Beech
7-. -1'.
> 16 %c
—....
Insurance
"
Co.—
20c
(stock
c'.iv.)__.
XVi'/o
dividend
Boston
'
Fersonal
Property
(C.i
Stock
&
Co., JLtd.
6-28
Americ.n
30c
,
•
.
Stock
Y.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Foundries,
preferred
Bronze
Canadian
Industries
preferred
Castle
&
Cooke,
Ltd.,
Voting
7-25
$$1.25
Central
Illinois
Gas
3
8-15
25c
6-15
6-10
6-14
6-
35c
(quar.)
9-
7-15
Inc.—
25c
6-28
6-12
6-
1
6-12
6-
1"
25c
6-12
6-
1
25c
6-12
6-
1
37%c
6-12
6-
1
.'
!
(quar.
20c
:
7-
5
6-20
General
6-14
6-28
6-14
7-15
6-14
6-12
6-
7-
2
7-
2
'Common
iquar.)
.preferred
4.10%?
preferred B
4.75%?
A
preferred
4.80%
Cerro
Pasco
(quar.)..
D
4
'
6-14
6-
5
6-
9-10
8-30
7-
1
K.
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
&
preferred
6-17
7-
1
6-17
$1.20
7- 1
6-17
40c
6-28
6-14
75c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-17
:
(quar.l.....
new
Electric,
com
(initial)."
25c
*
(quar.)
common
30c
$1
(quar.)
'
^
8-15
10-
1
7-15
9-16
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Semi-annual
Cincinnati <fc
$4
Suburban
(quar.)
Utilities
Co.,
Clayton & Lambert—
(No
taken
action
this
6-
7
div.)_
(stock
A
7-
1
6-13
$1
6-1&
6-
3%
...
class
1
6-15
6-20
6-10
:"
8
7-10
7-29
6-28
6-10
8
common
payment
at
6-14
6-
Loblaw,
Color-Craft
Colorado
4%?
1st
4%
1st
Columbia
Columbus
& Southern
preferred
preferred
Gas
&
Commercial
Stock
5c
Ry.
6-19
,
7-24
7-
9
9-20
9-
4
25c
8-15
7-20
40c
7-10
6-25
(quar.)
Ohio
dividend
&
Electric
Trust
iquar.)
(N.
Y.)—
2%
Ltd
Insurance
6-28
6-18
$5c
—
International.
'7-15
6-28
(Louisvillel—
Quarterly
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
5c
6-15
5-31
Preferred
(C.
Stock
6%
G.),
Ltd.,
dividend
preferred
common
13c
(quar.)_._
6-28
7
Louisville
7-15
7-
$1.50
1
$1.75
Gas
5%
preferred
Macfadden
Mading
Drug
Mallinckrodt
Stores
preferred
Manishewitz
7-
1
6-14
6-28
6-14
4%
6-14
Marine
6-29
6-14
Marsh
Midland
(M.)
Massawippi
& Sons
5
6-14
7-
5
(i-14
Maui
6-28
6-20
6-28
6-18
Electric
Co.
7-
1
<J>
1
Oil
cn
Company's
and
A
7-10
Metals
6-10
Michigan Abrasive,
&
Controls
Monarch
Life
$1.27%
8-
1
7-19
Monarch
7-
1
6-14
Monroe
7 Vac
7-
1
6-14
Machine
Rubber
preference
(quar.»___
—____
of
Co.
Can.,
50c
6-28
9-16
7-10
Grand
&
(quar.)..—
Ltd.
Toy,
Drug
Stores
Mountain
Green
(increased quar.)_______
$35c
6-28
Great
Southern
Life
Quarterly
(Daniel)
Co.
Extra
Insurance
—'
6-17
7-
l
6-17
5%
8-
1
7-19
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-
10c
20c
Corp.,
New
Gas.
1
6-14
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
New
York
i$3
7-15
6-28
New
York
6-14
New
80c
7-15
Helemano
(initial
10%
9-
3
8-
1
$30c
12-
2
11-
1
4%
(Walter
&
B.)
preferred
$$1
6-28
6-18
62 %c
7-
1
6-14
20c
7-
1
6-14
56 :'/oC
7-
1
6-14
Ltd.—
America—
income
and
6c
6-20
6-
$ 15c
7-
6-14
$37 VaC
—
17c
—_
(quar.)
Trust
7-
1
6-14
7-
3
6-19
7-
3
6-19
$1.25
7-
3
6-19
25c
6-
6
5-31
$2.50
7-
1
6-14
7-
—____
1
6-14
6-28
6-14
81 %c
7-
1
6-14
35c
7-
2
6-18
$2.50
35c
Corp.—
Co.
6-10
Michigan Avenue North (Chicago) (s-a)
North Star Oil Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
50c
7-11
7-
$15c
6-15
5-31
40c
6-25
6-14
-
6-28
6-13
Nova
1
6-20
Noxzema
7-
1
6-20
6-28
pfd.
6-20
6-28
6-20
Oahu
7-10
6-25
Oakite
2bc
6-12
6-
4
Helena),
(quar.)_
—
Creamery
(quar.)
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd.
Hersey
Walker
G.
&
W.
6-20
(see
(accum.)
Walker
6-30
6-30
6-20
$1.37 %
common
iquar.)
25c
$1
Co.,
Hiram i
G.
(D.
&
6-30
Co., Ltd.
6-14
Holophane Co., Inc.
Homasote
5%
Scotia
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.i
Light
(quar.)
Sugar,
& Power
class B (quar.)
_—
Chemical,
Common
Ltd.
—_____
Class
B
-~-±r——
common
common
10c
6-24
50c
62 %c
5-31
6-29-
6-20
7-
6-20
1
Ohio
Casualty
Ohio
River
(quar.)
—
—
—
Co.,
Old National Corp.,
Class
Inc.,
6-13
6-13
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-28
6-14
10c
6-13
6-
1
6-13
6-
1
5-31
7-
2
6-
3
6-
3
5-
1
$$1.75
6%
6-14
6-14
6'-
7-
1
6-15
7-24
7-10
7-24
7-10
$15c
—
7-15
6-28
12 %c
4%
&
preferred
(quar.)_
7-15
6-28
$25c
8-15
7-15
$$1.75
8-15
7-15
25c
6-10
6-10
1
6-15
$133/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.) ——
Rockland Electric, common
preferred
5
6-15
20c
(s-a)__
60c
20c
pfd.
class A
B
6-28
6-28
12c
(quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., common
7%
6
6-20
6-1C
$1
Club, Ltd.—
6% preferred A (quar.)—
5%% convertible preferred B
Orange
6-
25c
$25c
Ontario Jockey
50C
3
1
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Sand
6-
77-
20c
i
class A common
Co.,
2
15c
(quar.)——;—
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
7-
1
15c
(quar.)
Products
$15c
—
6-20
W.
H.)
7
20c
(quar.)
Research.
&
1
$1.12%
—
common
900
50c
iquar.)
preferred
Heritage Fund
6-25
(quar.)__
—
common
Shipbuilding
Ohio Brass
5%%>
2
6-30
7-
2 % %
Inc.)
Heller
7-
$0.48125
50c
Rubinstein
6-14
(initial)
17 Vac
quar.)_.
—
(see
1
pfd. (quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
York Water Service Corp
40c
(stock div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.-
Co.,
Rubinstein
6-19
7-
*$3
<s-a)__
6-29
28c
common
Niagara Mohawk Power, 5.25%?
Ltd.
(quar.l
Stores
6-19
25c
—
& Harlem RR., common (S-a)
preferred (s-a) ;
6
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-20
7-
York
1
6-
$1.25
common
1
10c
(quar.)—_———
Securities
6-28
——_
preferred
6-14
7-
$3.50
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)_.
2nd
7
6-28
7 %c
56 %C
preferred (quar.)—_—
6-
Quarterly
5%
6-29
6-14
3
9-
into
(s-a)
(Winnipeg)
Service,
preferred
7-15
$30c
Harnischfeger
7-20
6-28
—
(quar.)„__
Linen
4 % %
National
3
6-25
pref.
$1.50
National
6-15
______
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.
1
5
15c
$50c
(accum.)_
preferred
investment
Ltd.,
6-10
—
6
6-
___
(quar.)..
of
Grocers,
National
50c
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)-:
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
7-
6-14
^
pid.
gains)
40c
—
1
15c
Investments,
capital
$$1.50
—
America
8-
(quar.)___—___
Assurance
net
6-14
6-10
(initial)
Co.
from
1
$68%c
Auto Equipment Co.,
from
7-
6-26
iquar.)_
7%
Mutual Investment Co.
(6c
6-14
6-
,10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
6-14
6-13
37 % c
L_
reclassified
conv.
Drop Forging Co.,
4%% preferred'(quar.i
—
North
6-17
1
stock.
B
Corp.
Co.,
Co.,
Falls
(quar.)___
Co
of
<
6-14
1
(Houston)—
;
Green
Guarantee
25c
(quar.)
6-14
6-28
7-
35c
(quar.
Power
1
7-15
Ltd,
$10c
Gray
7-
.7-
* <
(quar.)—.—.
..Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)__
8-15
7-31
Water
conv.
Millers
6-18
60c
$50c
Tool
(quar.)
Ruuoer
4%%
6-17
6-20
6-14
$3
—
class A
stock
Moore
1
6-17
1
$$1
6%
Mortgage
7%c
7-
7-15
%
!"
30c
—
Ltd.—
class A
1
6-28
6-18
60c
—
series
Trucking,
1
50c
100%'
(quar.)
(s-ai
Inc.,
7-19
6-25
5
Y.)
Co.,
common
7-
$X.oO
6-28
7-
50c
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
1
&
6-18
6-12
6-20
,
50c
McDermott„(J, Ray) & Co. (quar.)
Mdntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. iquar.)
8-
&
1
22 Vac
(quar.)_
(quar.)—-——
$1.25
Lewis
7-
6-2(3
(quar.).—;
(quar.)
7-
6-14
Tire
1
(quar.)______
Y.)
iN.
Valley Ry.
Mastic Asphalt Corp.—
6-28
<fe
7-
$1
common
Trust
$1.25
Goouyear
7-15
53 Vac
preferred
6-14
1
7-
(N.
Corp.,
6-28
Giddings
15c
2
'
—__
Midland
convertible
$1.37%
Goodyear Tire
6-14
7-
1_
Trust
(quar.)
—
6-30
.___
Works—
Milling Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)L.^i—___■__v—iMarquaidt Aircraft Co. (stock dividend)
preferred
—
6-28
15c
Manufacturers
25c
4quai.)_____—
7
6-28
Maple Leaf
7-
^
6-
7-15
3°C
(quar.)
Co
5Va%
preierrea
6-14
7--15
(quar.)
(quar.)„
(B.)
Middlesex
(quar.)
7-15
1
27 Vac
(quar.).
common
(interim,)—
Miller-Wohl
$o
1
7-
'
Class A
6-14
Co.
2
7-15
7-15
■
6-28
8-
$1.25
____
(quar.)
Chemical
6-14
Art
1
31 %c
Publications
6-18
Corp.,
8-
'> 8- 1
30c
Lucky Lager Brewing
1
Gera
8-
30c
l quar. I
(quar.)
6-28
Gibson
6-28
1
11 %c
preferred
Electric,
8-
____
6-
5
10c
6-14
Southwest—
(quar.)_.
8
79-
25c
common—
(quar.).
6-28
7- 5
7-
I,),
3
6-
$6
50c
6-14
(quar.).l_!
A
6-15
^_____
5%
&
6-14
7-15
1
—
6-29
6-17
15c
10%
...
(quar.)..*..
7% preferred
<quar.)___
'
Chain
Telephone,
6-17
7-
—
uquar.)
Steel
Lorain
$1.12 %
Holmes
Conn
(R.
;
$1.06%
Hiram
..I
Corp.
A
(quar.)_,
Helena
$2
$2
Bank
Life
5
tquar.)____
System
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
7-
(quar.)
Southern
State
Co.—
Finance
Class
series
(quar.l.
6-15
7-31
Ltd
Building (s-a)
(increased)—-
preferred
Hartfield
Products
Inc,
>
McLean
class
5
6-29
37 Vac
?___.
(quar.)
Plantation,
Lincoln Square
McLean Industries
(quar. I
1
6-
30c
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
5 % %
preference (quar.)
preferred
6-
6-15
40c
(quar.)—
Corp.
6-15
Brewery,
6-15
15c
6-30
Tire
&
Loan
6-15
B
4
40c
?_
27c
Rubber
Liberty
1
5.10%?
6-
30c
Lee
1
Class
6-14
6-12
6-14
20C
(quar.)
6-28
25c
6-29
59 %C
preierred
5
36 Vac
(quar.)
6-14
4%
-
4
6-
1
10c
.___
6-
6-15
1
Michigan—
preferred (quar.)_
Ger^ral
Waterworks, 5%
6-14
6c
—
1
7-
8%
timet
25c
,
7-
from
$5
8
7-
Marine
(quar.)
6-12
7-
6-29
$i
(reduced)_
4%%
pfa.
6-
6-26
25c
5-24
7-80
31 %c
Rubber,
6-22
50c
7-
Corp.
6-13
$2
iquar.)—.
& Co.
60c
&
5-31
20c
Co.
33%c
Tire
6
(s-a)—
&
(B.)
Co.
Hartford
on
(Walter)
(quar.)
General Telephone
Co. of
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Time
6-
6-28
Laclede Gas, common (quar.)——
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
6-17
15c
—-
preferred
General
6-17
1
15c
Co.—
Battery
preferred
Quarterly
$1.13
Theatre
Citizens
6-24
Bell Telephone—
Quarterly
Circle
W.
Kaiser Steel
Telephone
preferred
1
7-
11c
income)—
!__
income)—.
$2.40
5%%
6-17
7-
v
6-17
(quarterly
Inc.
interest
—
Julian & Kokenge
6-29
the
1
1
6*13
7-
5%
6-17
1
$1.183/4
;
(quar.l,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
6-17'
7-
(quar.).*—
Mfg.
1
$1.02%
(quar.)
Corp.
Valve
7-
* 7- 1
$1.02%
...
(quar.l—
C
preferred
de
Chapman
40c
...
4.10%
Fund,
and
77-
Inc.—
Electric
investment
•
:
20c
20c
Jersey Mortgage Co., $4 non-cum. pfd. (s-a.)
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc. (quarterly from
6-28
6-20
Illinois—
of
6-14
15c
Services,
Selective
dividend
Jefferson
6-28
1
$30c
iquar.)__
6-14
1
(quar.)—
$1.35
4%
Ga6—
&
6-28
50c
(quar.)__l
preferred
Genesee
25c
;
—
Electric
4'
,i. "
<quar.)_£__'_______
$2.37%
Utilities
<fc
1
7-
(quar.)__
5%
5c
9
7-
25c
common
Diversified
4% %
Trust,
T
7-
; 6c
20c
and
8-
30c
25c
gains
8-31
(quar.)
common
Kidde
20c
(quar.)
9
50c
shares).
(quar.)
preferred
Investors
8-
$1.20
present
on
8-31
—
McColl-Frontenac
net
7-15
6-14
preferred
6%?
6-14 :
i
6-17
12 %c
income)
8-15
6-28
$1
6-28
7-15
>; 7-
100 %
div.)___
(quar.)
Investors
6-19 ?'
1
shares resulting
on
(quar.)
Interstate Financial,
Class B
60c
6-14
1
Servit-e—
realized
investment
8- 1
50c
(quar.)
Indiana
ruoiic
irom
net
Telephone Co. of
7-15
preferred
$10c
6-15
7-31
only
$10c
1
flOc
6-25
35c
(s-a
7-
$93%C
div.,
Interstate Bakeries,
$4.80
(stock
(not payable
stk
irom
Locke
_____
6-19 '
7-
$1
(quar.)_
lquar.)_
7-
40c
(s-a)__
Realty
(quar.)
common
1
Canada, Ltd.—
General
;
preferred
A
of
General
7-10
Co.
6-29
37 %c
6-15
6-21
Utilities
Quarterly
Local
(quar.)_^
6-10
1
Shoe
6-10
common
eu.,
1
8-
7-
10c
preferred
7-
7-15
International
,
6-10
7-16
$60c
:
1
6-19
Lihue
(quar.)
6-17
7-
2 VaC
(quar.)
Corp.; $1.46 pfd.
Kakaha Sugar, Ltd.2__—
Kay Jewelry Stores (quar.)
Corp,-*- >>
Supply
55c
Extra
6%
Central
5
f50c
>> 6-14
40c
Investors, inc.—
capital gains..:
6-20
(quar.)..—
common
Class
(be
Ltd..____^
Products,
Ordinary
Geneial
f$L06>4
6-14
6-30
126c
(quar.)..
(stock diviuenai
Y.)
Petroleums
6-30
quar.)
6-30
40c
(quqr.
7-15
;
20c
> 6-14
6-17
120c
Assn.
15c
(Baltimore)
-
£
6-25
iquar.)__
(quar.)____
i^ontruis
General
6-17
6-14
6-29
■
in¬
from
securities
■■
Certificates, Inc.
Kuppenheimer
___>
75c
(quar.)
Fibre
Ltd.
preferred
6-
2
5-31
(Toronto)—
28'/8C
(increased
Aguirre Sugar Co.
'..-i 6%
6-30
7-
5-31
Ltd.—
Steel
<N.
American
Gtnerai
6-13
125c
6-15
6-15
■-.)
'
(quur.)
Co., 5'/© pfd.
Pprter
Builders
6-30
(quar.)..
4
—
(consol.)
)5c
(quar.)
Extra
Non-voting common
6-12
£-12
6-
from
6-10
6-14
?5c
Co.
Co.,
long-term
$1.50
'
Investment
Central
(Calif.)
Insurance
convertible
25c
(quar.).
Central
.
9
7-1
Ltd.—
International
Ltd., 5% preferred
Capital City Products
7-
6-14
(10c
5c
6-10
6-10
%
1
6-14
1
Fund
and
25c
37VnC
...
—
Ltd.
Co.
6*14
6-12
Income
income
Kearney & Trecker (quar.)
Kelling Nut Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
•
Pressed
General
6-14
1
7-
1
7-
4%%
6-28"
7-
>;?7 fi.Jb
1
7-
6-29
6-17
6-17
7-
$1.14
25c
6-17
6-28
6-27
1
35c
6-13
6-28
7-
$1.03
$37 %c
Bros.,' inc. fquar.)
Garlock Packing
<quar.)__
5%
6-28
6-10
6-27
in¬
recently split five*ior*one.
-(quar.).
Cos.,
General
20c
....
(quar.)_.
Canadian
7'/2%
Fraser
93%c
(quar.l.
Corp.
H.)
Foundation Cd-
4-29
10c
Electric
Canadian
7u
5 Ve
6-20
•
7
6-
3 '/o
common
net
6-21
>1.03 %
(quar.)__-
Steamship Co._______.
International Milling Co., 4%
pfd.
6-17
5
10c
.I_IIIII_I
(Seattle)—"
po. ^pf Pa,
Fostoria
4-29
(quar.)..
common
Power, $3 pfd.
Packing Corp.: (quar.)
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class B
4'/4%
i
6-28
$1.50
(from
7-15
Extra
6-14.'
50c
iquar.)
(s-a)
___.
&
6-21
California
Canada Iron
Finance
6-21
"(quar.7'/aC
Distillers,
preferred
California
O.
6-
5c
"II""
Fund
5-31
12c
13c
Underwriters
Fischer
$0,118
1
3.75% preferred (quar.)2____
Burgermeister Brewing
(quar.i
Burgess-Manning Co. (irreg.
Butlers Inc., common (quar.).—
4'/2%
6-14
3
6-20,
1
6-21
15c
Federal Insurance Co. •<quar.
$0,118
(N.
Stock dividend
preferred (quar.l
L.)
2'
Farmers
preierred
from
(quar.)
semi-annual
Co.
From
Uividend______—^_____—
(E.
5
•
4%
Bruce
'
6-14
t' ^-20
X&a".
deposit receipts-..
Industries
Brown-Forman
7*
f$1.50
(quar.).
Tobacco—
American
12-
7-
'
6-14
€0c
Gamble
Ordinary bearer
.
-12-16
dividend..—
British
British
3'4>
6*
1
25c
I
(quar.)
.Extra
6-14
6-22
Life
Initial
7-
17c
Stock
6-18
6-20
Interlake
6-14
6-14
Above stock was
6-14-
1
37 %c
Trust
Brazilian Trac-ion Lignt & Power Co., Ltd.—
.6'k preferred (quar.)
Brewer
.7-
>
7-
20c
preierred
(quar.)______
Plantation (quar.)_
Exolpn
:
—
Corp.
.
1
7- 1
50c
net
6-28
Interlake Iron Corp..
5
25c
;
~_I"~ ~
Inc
(T.
*
6-17
25c
(s-a)
Water
Fund,
Excelsior
v
6-
2bc
(from
$1.12
(quar.)____.
Michigan Electric Co.—
profits)
Insuranshaies
6-17
6-15
12c
>4.16%
7-
L-W
6-27
7-1
25c
_
(Increased .quarter)
Elizabethtown
6-11
&
Institutional
6-17
46c
30c V
b-10
,
6-27
25c
Fund
6-18
3c
I
preferred (quar.)_v.__^___
4.56% preferied (quar.)
Institutional Shares Ltd.—>>?:>>
7
25c
-■
$1.25
Products
6-17
%
25c
Inc.—
Balanced
6-18
6-28
Fund—
Semi-annual
(quar.)
Products Consolidated
1
10c
"
,
(quar:).—
Kh
income)
6-28
2oC
6-
20c
common
9.
6-28
69c
'
6-19'
6-15
Quarterly
Electrical
preferred
6-12
35c
4.12%
6-21
7-1
income)
6-27
$1.43%
(quar.)
-
40C
(quar.)_
Co.
Eddy Match, Ltd.
Electrical
6-14
1
25c
RR,
Howard
54
_—i—______—...
preferred
&
prior
Foundation
4»/»%
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
Howard
investment
Eaton
•
5a/4%
&
30c
_
%uar?)_____
common
7-1
25c
—
lab pi.cl.
(quar.)____________
(quar.)
Inc.,
:——,
——
(quar.l.——__—
Inc.
Controls,
Basic,
(quar.)
•
6-15
7-
6-28
:
Pennsylvania
8-
6-15
>
(quar.)._.
convertible
Laocn
6-21;
>>.
(quar.)
$1
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
12 Vac
(quar.)___:
Dynaniics Corp. of America,
9-
common
Indiana
$1.12%
common
$$1.25
preierred
Incorporated Income Fund—
$68%
'
Duraloy Co.
6-19
1
7- 1
—__.—
of America
Co.
7-
:$1
Co.
preferred
East
Sons,
6-17
25c
preferred
6-10
6-17
and
....
Laboratories,
Dunham-Bush, Inc.,
.
6-29
Ltd.,
B.)
1
1
(quar.)_
Corset, Ltd.
(A.
7-
(s-a)
Smelting, Ltd.
&
A
International
convertible
Duff-Norton
6-14
7-2G
Automatic canteen
Baltimoie
6-20
9-16
$50c
preference B (quar.)
___
Atlanta Greyhound,' 4V< pid. iquar. i.——
Atlas Sewing Centers (quar.)—
6%
7-15
.10*. 1
(quar.$70c
>6%Vc
Avalon
DuMont
6-21
Hegeman Electric Co.___—60c
6% preference A (quar.)
$$1.50
&
Temple,
1
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Arrcw-Hart
8-
income)
common
$75c
A
1
&
5%
_
Common
6-23
class
7-
Co
Chicago Trucking (quar.)
Raynolds, class A (quar.)
Class B
iquar.)
!___
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
6-23
C.)
vestment
gains
(quar.)__
Electric
Ltd.,
>7-
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills,
preierred
6-10
Income
Inc.—
capital
b-12
6-20
(quar.)
6-17
15c
pfd.
6-29
20c
class
4%%
>1.31 %
6-17
Denver
Co.—
Quarterly
_u:
American photocopy 'Equipment .(.increased) Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
$2.80
River
Delta
:
6-17
6-29
7-15
Vegh InvesUng Co., Inc. (quar.)
Decca Records, inc.
(quar.).,
6-18
6-25
b-12
62 VaC
(quar.)___—
6-29
de
6-18
6- 3
7-15
7-15
>.
Huyck
6-21
$7%c
common,.
preferred
Dominion
———?_
Insurance
Hudson Bay Mining &
6-14
12 V2c
from
investment
Engine
Clotning,
5%
>.,>■» >.;>.>>.•
income)
National
_>—
__
.
6-17
2
7-12
25c
A
(quar.).
Devoe
97'/2C
51.25
(quar.)—________
(quar.)
Fund—
Mutual
1
7-
30c
6-12
6-^9
87 %c
.
'
3.90'/i>
(43c
bugar
4%%
.
American
Fund
3c from
,
Curlee
o-irf
-
gains
Cummir.s
6-19
6-14,
6-28
6-28
6-15
40c
7-
(F.
6-29
31 Vic
(quar.)__
Felt,
$2.75
37 Vac
87 %c
Income F und .(20c irom capital
and 5c from investment income)
Cuban-American
>;
—___
Hubbard
$1.31 »/4
Wheat
Dallas
t-i4
-
-
Hoving Corp.
iquar.)
'
6-19
o
6-14
of Rec.
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
6-17,
>
...
Investments,
convertible
Holders
(quar.)_________
par)
1
%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Timoei:,' ctd., 5%%?
(4.0O
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
par)
7-15
10c
(quar.).
Western
preierred
5%%
Diversiiied
;
•->■>, >;
quar.)
of
*
6-20
j*
Reynolds
Chemicai
Crestbrook
6-.1
7- 5
7- 1
Factors, Ltd. (quar.).-,—.___—40c
Machine & Foundry Co.—
••>>>>•■>
American
7- 1
7- 1
6-25 •
6-29.
7- 1,..
&
Coixooii
Gas
($25
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd., .class
6-14
preferred
7-
...
(quar.)
series)
Natural
5%
When
Payable
Share
5c
(quar.)
common
(1947
Investors,
Cowles
> 6-12
6-12
"» 6-12
to-28
7- 5
45c
<
(quar.»
Alloys Corp., 67©
4uc
.v
»-
preferred
American
.
—
gtd. ,.(s-a)_^—_—
tquax./r
$7 preierred
.
(quar.)
Western Ry.
6- 7
..34-/bC o4%c.,,
v"
10c >
~
,i$2 y;
$3
.—
Ltd.
Ajgoina Steel. Corp.
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
iquar.)
preierred
Crown
--i--—
Akron Brass Mfg. Co
Allegheny &
6- 7-
7_'/iC
preferred B (quar.)
preierred A
7- 1
preferred
6-13
Company
5%
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Works,
preierred
3% %
>6-11'v
,
.
Glass
Corporate
*
..
—-—
5%%
.
,
Inc.—
Discount,
&
(quar.)
6-18
,
preferred
Co.
A
series
3% %
••>>
_
(HarUcrd)— ■>>
oo.
Quarterly
Aetna
5.25
Corning
euc..;-
—
Gas
7-15
$35c
A
ciaos
Motors
corp.
(quar.)
Corneil-Dubilier Electric Corp., com.
®0c
(Amounts
convertioie
Pern
Name of
of
....
Acceptance,
Consumers
6-14
-
'
'
bmeiung
6-27
$40c
&
15c
Continental
:
'
,
Aetna
60c
of Ree..
Houston
(0-a>
:
Consumers
their
•.
(final)
Extra
Holder*
7- 1
Lta.
Holder»
Trust—
income)
luinmg
Canada
Payable of Reo,
$3
(s-a)
Coi.soiiuateu
previ¬
When
...
Shure
vv vt
$6 pfd.
investment
(Prom
When
Payable
.
Share
Investment
,
follow with
we
payments
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.,
Per
■>
DIVIDENDS
15
—
—
—
$1
7-
16
•
i
Osborn
Mfg.
-V*'-- '
-
.
(quar.)
Co.
Snare
■
!- 30c
—
becuirnw*
over-me-v^un^er
;
'
Company
name of
10c
_
Park-Lexington
Iron
Peden
Traffic Co.
Penn
is-a)
,(>f0c
r--_-r
"net
b'/c
,
rraxv^oration CO.—
tiuourc-an
Piuiaaciyiaa
'
(4uar.l-__.__.^_
pie.errea
(24c
r'.Uiiu,
7-1
6-15
gains)
capital
Poloron
Wauuku
.
.
Machine
Prescoie
Price
Corp.,
<T.
Progress
6-28
6"1®
Co.
(quar.—
Providence-Washington Insurance 'quar.)—
Public Service Go. ol North Carolina—
preferred
Mining Co....
R
6i
M
7-1
6-28
A
7- 8
Batten, Ltd.,
common
7777-
*$1.50
b/c
preierrea (qua**.)—
Reading Gas (Pa.) (s-ai—
Reliance Eiectric & Engineering
Ricu's, rue., cc nmo.i
1
8- 1
Riley
8-1
6-23
25c
—
7-
Insurance Co.
(N.
6-10
7- 2
Corp.,
A '
i
common—
7-3
6-14
Co.
4%
6-14
6-17
Shell
(quar.)i
1
—.
—_
„
quar.)
&
..
7-15
6-28
6-28
7-15
6-28
Sicks
Optical
7-
6-14
6-14
10c
6-20
0-
10c
6-20
6-3
75c
6-29
6-14
.
.
■
(quar.i
_%; !
!45c
-
Ord
.
50c
Reg—
$6
Southern
3
1
!
6-14
1-
I)
6-14
Standard
Starrett
-
1
(i-15
6%
25c
from
1:15c
7-20
6-20
75c
class
A
(quar.)_
6*28
-6-20
(quar.)
.5%
Alco
preferred
Products,
Conv.
7%
6-13
15c
6-15
5-25
5%
7-22
(i-21
10c
6-27
6-17
Allegheny-Ludlum
7-15
7-
Allen
(stock div.)
50c
(quar.)
and
Inc.
interest
(quar.)
Tinnermac
i__
(quar.i
Co., $1.20
Products,
Mfg.
Trans
Caribbean
Co.
_________
Inc.
6-
7
6-
1
6-1
9-15
8-16
7-
1
6-14
>6-28
6-14
7-10
6-17
10c
7-15
7-
9
40c
6-27
6-13
50c
7-15
6-2D
Inc.—
7i/zC
common
(quar.)
6-30
America
(stock
(increased
6-20
25c
6-20
6-8
35c
(qunr.)____
Tyler Refrigeration
6_30
7-15
25c
Underwriters Assn. (quar.)
Temper Corp., class A (qucr.t__^
4"2% preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. of North
7_15
5%
______
6-
5-24
$1.25
8
6-
8
7-15
O-eg
$l.l2>/2
7-15
6-28
6%
6-19
6-12
20c
G-15
6-
dividend)
quar.)
5
Allied
Investment
Union
Mfg. Co.
Twist
Unitf'd
5%
ArtisGs
preferred
Keno
Merchants
Trust
Universal
New
Hill
(N.
Ai
7-
6-28
6-
6-28
6-17
1
$1.25
(quar.i
(quar.;
6-18
7
Altee
Utah
Home
Hotel
Fire
Co.
Aluminum
$3.75
414%
$3.50
iquar.)
Above
rnann
dell
Appliance
convertible
6-14
7-11
8-
1
7-11
7-
1
6-14
25c
6-28
6-14
25c
6-14
66-
5
Corp.—
preferred
■
25c
7-
1
6-14
7%
Aggregates
dividend
5-17
6-17
5-20
American
Steel
6-15
5-15
American
Stores
American
/
$1.25
6-14
preferred
American
American
Art
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
American
Bank
American
6j/2%
80c
1st
1st
2nd
American
5%
5%
common
7%
6-15
Thread
.
50c
preferred
A
preferred
B
Anchor
American
Chicle
6-11
2
1
6-116- 7*
(quar. )
(Minn.),
Inc.
Ansonia
Wire
&
6-28
6-141
25c
6-26
Co.
6-14!
6-27
6-
25c
6-15
6-10?
6-15
6-10i
25c
6-22
6-
6-28
6-17'
6-28
6-17:
53 V«
_
c
?15c
Ltd.—__
iquar.)
15c.
______
6-10
7-15
6-10
5-17
r
Arkansas-Louisiana
6-14
7-
1
1
7-
1
25c
7-
9
6-19
1%
7-
9
6-19
! ,7-1
6-19
Arkansas
6-19
Armstrong
6-12
6-15
,
Arkansas-Missouri
4.65%
•
•
7-
1
be¬
—
3
5-14
6-28
6-14
6*14
5-31'
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-15
$1.08
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
3JLc
.
(quar.)
Arundel
5-24
Asbestos Corp.,
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
15c
6-
7
6-20
1
7-22
11-
1
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
6-14
6-
5
94c
6-15
6-
1
Class
Class
Ashland
(J.
A
9-15
12-15
11-29
12c
6-15
6-
25c
7-15
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$1.25
(quar.)
•
(s-a)_
$1.25
7-
1
7-
1
$3
7-
1
62 V2C
6-15
6-10
1
6-13
6-20
•
6-5
5-27
7-
1
7-
1
6-14'
6-14'
12%c
6-29
6-11
6-29
6-10
7-
6-14
1
50c
6-29
6-10
425c
6-28
6-
115c
7-
1
6-1G
118c
7-
1
6-10
25c
6-15
5-13
3%.
(quar.)
(quar.)—___—
H.)
Hardware
Co.
Ltd
7
—
(quar.)
Oil & Refining,
dividend
common
(quar.)
$5
$1.50
Amer.
convertible
Associated
Associated
preferred
Electrical
deposit
Motion
Spring
37)40
6%
Transport,
conv.
Associates
5-13
5-31
1
6-14
25c
7-
45c
6-10
6-
$1.50
Industries iquar.)
Telephone &; Telegraph Co
participating class A (quar.)
Associated
6-15
7-18
6-15
5-15
7-
6-
(quar.).,
Associated
$4
5-13
Ltd.—
(interim)
Picture
5-13
6-15
2)4%
tguar. >:
Industries,
receipts
5-13
6-15
S1.25
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
6-15
$1.25
Stock
$5
6-14
iquar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.t
Ltd.
8-30
$1.62 )ic
6
25c
50c
—
—
(quar.)
B
Associated
$1.62 Vic
5-
*
Ashdown
10-22
7-
40c
,
8-
15c
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries
5
6-15
25c
—i
(quar.)
7-15
6-
9334c
35c
Corp.
1
6-21
i
6-14
25c
6-20
(quar.i______
Construction
7-
16V4c
:
(quar.)
6-21
6-
6-13
$1.18
<iquar.),
Gas
(quar.)
Constable
Metal
7-31
75c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
6-28
;
Cork Co.,
50c
pfd.
l
6-12
30c
$1.16%
(quar.)
Western
Class B
Arvin
6%
,?
(quar.)—
$3.75 pfd. (quar.)____
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar. i
Arnold
(initial)...
Cable
preferred
preferred
4%
com.
iquar.)
common
(quar.)_
& Light—
Power
4.32%
4.72%
•r
War-
$1.25
Corp.,
Co.
Power,
5-13
"
(quar.)
.(quar.)_
7-
25c
——
preferred
Arkansas
•
Gas
(quar.).
>
5-29
,
..
.
——
7-
5-31
5
30c
(quar.)
Arkansas
.
6-27-
7-
6-14
1
75c
Co.
r
7V2C
.
._
__
7
7-25
I25c
(quar.)
Corp.
3
30c
(quar.)
6-
!
6-261
6-28
6-15
_
5-29!
5
43%c
.
Oil
6
12V2C
20c
Bach-
and
7-
•
Fuel
5:
6-
6-
25c
—
common
Cable
•
5-31-
6-10:
1
6-20
$2.25
(quar.)
com.
Development,
Anheuser-Busch.
5-24
6-10-
7-
30c
(quar.i
Oil,
6-25
5-24
)
1
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)——__
(quar.)___
Products
Post
7-
7 Vic
1
$1.06)4
merger
Rubber Co.,
7-10
12 Vic
iquar. )
•
35c
(initial)
Co.
2
7-
5-15
87 )ic
01"
i
$1
Angostura-Wupperman
6-33
43 Vic
&
preferred
Anderson-Prichard
,
5-24
5-31-
7-
6-
30c
.
6-14
7-
6-15
93a/4c
G
22 V2c
6-10
35c;
(quar.).
...
American Cast Iron Pipe Co.,
Chain
Products
Anglo-Newioundland
Rubber—
Arma
Vitrified
1
6-25
76
c-
6-10
'!
1
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)—— 1$1.31V4
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.i_——
/
50c
Argo Oil (quar.)
:
25c
.
66-
!u
1
6-14
7-
37 Vic
(s-a)_
pfd.
6%
1
6-25
7-
50c
37 Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
louar.).—
Bosch
Co.,
6-28
;
5% pfd.
(Miami)
4)4% preferred (quar.)__
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
6-29
12Y"C
(quar.)
preferred
Tobacco
6-
1
7-20
Inc.,
6-
1
7-
.7-12
75c
$1.75
5-17
7-
1
Co.,
& Insurance
Anaconda Company
Anchor Casualty Co.
3
6-
6-10
L
7 '
:43:%C
American
5-31
6-15
22 Vac
^
common
Co.,
Line
$25 par (initial quar.)
preferred $25 par ((initial quar. )
(quar.)
;
American
7
V
"6-2$
60c!
Y
Surety Co. of N. Y.
6-15
10c
Chemical
preferred
''lie"
$2.25
1
6-
1
•■;•
Writing Paper
(quar.)—;
Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (s a)
Ampco Metal, Inc. iquer.)
28c
....
(quar.)
Biltrite
-
:x
American
1
'
6-
1
31 %C-
(quar.i
6-14
13%c
(quar.)
Barge
1st
Co.
1
7-
7-
(quar.)__
7-
6-29
6-14!
6-21
6-21
$7
■
60c
(quar.)— __
American
25c
Note, common
preferred
■■'.
,
(Indianapolis)—
Insurance
Foundries
5-24
5c
(quar.)
Metals
.^_!.:
u__
6-14
6-
,
; 6-21
$150 " '! 7-
American
6-29
,
6-28
si
•
American
6-10-
;
$1.25
:4k
(quar.)
common
American Title
+$2
! 6-28
5
3
6-14-
Sugar Refining—
New
Corp.—
Agricultural
States
preferred
New
5-31
1
6-29
85C
;'!
6,
•
6-10
-
Corp.
011
Co.,
6-25/
6-11
___
! ioc'
_
Snuff
6-14
7-
5
6-3
6-
6-15-
,
6-14
.
6-24
6-10
>
v
preferred
7-10
V 1
9-10
12-10
'
3
'6-24
6-10
-
12-20
•
20c
.
Seal-Kap—
9-20
:
25c
(quar.)_.
conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
____a__.
American
Ship Building Co.
IN." J.), com
6-11;
—
result
Petroleum
Stock
25C
(N. Y.)
(quar.) r_____u!_____.
5%
Art
Amerada
Wool
•
Sanitary—
6-14
_
Worsted
American
Rock
preferred (quar.)
American Stamping Co
Corp.
American
(quar.)
6-
5-31
$1,257
5-31
,
5
6-15
6-27 ■'
6-14
6-20
-
$1.25
-
.
_
3-21!
1
(quar.)
Uxbridge
25c
$1.25
American Safety Razor (quar.)—_u__!_—
American Screw Co.
(quar.)
'
12-13
•
5-31
(quar.)__
Re-Insurancc
American
1
(quar.)_.
tween American Hard
6V2%
1
American
Standard
&
reduced
Common
American
1
(quar.).
is
Radiator
American
6-14
5-31!
6-14
$1
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1"
6-14
25c
—
Lines
preferred
preferred
•
5-20
.
—
(quar.)
President
5-31
6-14
6-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$8 par snares)
(quar.)
Company
American
50c
...
(quar.i
A
5-24
5-20'
>
!
50c !
(quar.)
9-13k
;3-31-58
6-15
7-1
:
"
12-31
.
6-10
G-2G
50c
':
-
preferred
6-
9-30
.75c
_
on
(quar.)
(quar.i!
preferred
6-14
1
6-11
!"
1
6-14
20c:
"...
.
non-cumulative
7-15
,
7-
3%
-
.
iqu
1
:
America, common
preferred
6-21
8-
of
;
—_—______
5%
7-
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
1
Amerace
Corp., common
(initial) _!_.
Stock
dividend '
!
6-
7-
Co.
preferred
Aluminum Goods Mfg.
6V2 %
(quar.)
B
American
5-31
1
6-12
6-20
•
'
,20c
Cement
(quar.)
C-15
80c
(initial
Companies
A
5-20
7-
(quar.)
7-15
$2
Insurance
Portland
6-25
1
Corp.
Companies
25c
«oc
(quar.)
class
7-
i.quar.)__
pfd.
!_
:j:10c
Ltd
Manufacturers
stock
A
Piano,
6-15
■
9-10
12-10
39c
dividena)V,:.:
Photocopy Equipment Co.
$4 preferred A
7-
Stores
Alpha
6%
(initial quar.)
Pictures
Utah
$1
15c
Tobacco—
preferred
Utility
6-15
Inc.—
Extra
8%
7-1
6-15
25c
Leaf
common
Universal
1
60c
Circuit,
Mines.
Y.)
7-
25c
(quar.i
United
S.
'
;
(quar.)
Theatre
United
U.
(quar.)____
(quar.t
Drill
712c
*
1334C
class
(stock
B
American Potash & Chemical, class A
50c
—
Corp., common (quar.)__
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., common (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets/com. (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5%
U-Totem. Inc., common
5'/z% preferred (quar.)l
Pictures, 51/2%
Extra
Allied Paper
Altec
30c
(increased)
Airways,
4-18
5-28
(quar.)
in
class
6-12
'
.
6-10
9-27
12-30
40c
____
iquar.)_______^__
6-21
8-
2
6-28
3c V,
■
3c
1 quar.i——
Co.
non-cumulative
25c
6-15
$1.25
Co.
and
A
Class
6-10
V
9-
(Galveston)
6-24
(quar.)—!
6-14
—40c
preferred
True
Union
Industries
6-17
0-15
Insurance
—
News
Payable
25c
V
;
(quar.)
1
6-15
Truck
Union
Steel
7-
1
(quar.
non-cumulative
35c
Allied Chemical Si Bye (quar.)
Allied Laboratories (quar.)
5-31
(quar.)_—!___—
vtc.
5-31;
Co.
(quar.i
7-
(quar.)
Equipment Co.
Allied Artists
30c
Stock, dividend
Common
6-14
iquur.)_
$1.05
(quar.)
—
6-21V
50c
(quar.)
Transcon; Lines,
50c
common
American
$1.06)4
6-21
12J/2c
7V2C
Corp..(Mass.), class A_,
Towle
Class A
_____
Tool
Oil
Finance
8-21
Optical
1
2
6-12
6-14
5%
$4
—
7-1
(quarterly
income)
(initial)
(initial)
common
1
8-
>
5-27
5-24,
6-28
6-14
American
5
6-
6-10
6-10
3
Class
30c
41c
Fund
6-
1
50c
/30c
American Petroiina—
$1.75
5$1
(quar.)______
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas.Pipeline—
Common
(quar.) •
Power
Allen
1
&
3
6-28
American
(quar.)_
Ltd._^
Electric
6-
6-14
1
60c
$1.25
35c
preferred
Water
6-10'
7-
$1.12
(Canada)
Liddell
preferred
6-14
20c
.-
common
iquar.i
Co.
Inc.,
8
6-25
7-
45c
$1.31 V*
iquar.)
$1.15
pfd.
common
(quar.).:
Inc., common—
4% %
preferred
("quar.)
Steel,
5
35c
6-28
5%
37 Vic
preferred
Algoma
6-
27VzC
$3
Alden's
iquar.)_____
Co.
preferred
6-10
$4
common
6-20
6-29
6-29
G-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
$1
(quar.i-
(j-28
and
5
convertible
Metal
15c
„
Co.,
5-20
J.7-
3c
5-20
7-
50c
is-a)__
Steel
6-14
.
.
6-15
American
1
6-15
RR.—
Co., 4.20%'
preferred (quar.)
Wood
1
6-20
29c
.
—
Alan
7-
35c
—
-6%
A
(s-a) "
Alabama Power
6-17
2
6-14
4
6-15
National
5-31
7-
40c
Great Southern
25c
_.*
Concessions
dividend
Tex-Tube,
preferred
non-cum.
partic. pfd.
1
9-
1
6-28
American
u
Adams
4.60%
6-
9-10
7-
6-10
6-28
6-12
2%
7-
6-14
6-21!
;
50c
American
|
$1.50
6-18
30c
1
SI.75
Meter
..
.Quarterly
6-29
7-
35c
iquar.)
(quar.i
American
5
2 %- -6-30
—
Ordinary
Co.—i
Tappan Stove
Templeton As
Time
dividend
'
6-28
5-24
6-30 V
preferred
iquar.)——.———_— t$ 1.12)4
Metal Products, common iquar.)_
37VaC
5)2%
'
6-10
2%
7-15
;
Foundry
Maise-froducis,
preferred
4)2%
"
8-30
6-28
5-24
6-10
Texas)
_
%
:
.-
I—a—
8-30
JOc
!
6-10
7-10
fr
American
Industries, Inc.—
•
1
Assurance
&
Quarterly
3
6-
25c
!
8-
(S.)
Tanganyika
,iv.
9-30
Corp.,
preferred A
Life
I
Engineering (quar. )
:
Agricultural Insurance Co. i Watertown, N. Y.)
25c
V
(quar.)
income
& Methls
7%.
6- 3
v
50c
(15c lrom net ordinary income & 35c from
net realisafl long-term ' capital gains));i_J_
Alabama
6-l!
30c
ordinary
6-21
2%
6%
!
(monthly)—,
(quar.)_„
Machine
American
6-10 r
27 Vic
:—___
9-30
•
net
10C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
$2.50
As
Inc.,
dividend
Co.,
Corp.)
(Ualveston
v,o.
5c
12Vac-
(quar.)
6i
7-1
130c
38:,ic
Chemical
from
Class
3l'lc
—
7-
151.25
8-30
com. • (quar.)__
7-
112 Vic
9-30
(quar.)
Supply
lnueuinity
Machine
Ltd.—
7c
(quar.)
1
31)4c
Aetna Stand
Gas,
7-
5c
common.
6-15
•
G-28
28'/bC
;,—.—:
Adams Express Co.—•
6-28
5-10
6-14
5-29
30c
Corp.
American
1
(quar.t_________.
6-28
$1
7-
Sun
3
5-31
45c
:
12',ac
Preferred
Tide
^
Products
American
of Iiec.
6-15
10c
(J. D.) Manufacturing Co._!
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
(quar.)___
Stockton. Wheatley, D.ivin As Co.
Strong, Cobb As Co., common
Thor
5-15
5-10.
6-10
$1.50
Holdert
Payable
'
Stock
11-30
,
,6-12
25c
_
tqu«.i.)_—
American
in
When
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.")l^._^.
dividend .l;
6rl0>
30c
<
.v:
prior preferred (quar.)——_—
American Laui.dry Machinery Co.
iquar.)__
6-14
—^
Proaucls,
$1
$4.50
5-
6-25
+
Products. Co.,
dividend
Stock
7-11
1
7-15
45c
Extra
$5
Steck
(quar.i— %
5)4%
7
6-10
(quar.)__
common
Aeolian
Stroock
6-
25c
iquar.)
Process
'■
°5c
from net realized long-term capital gains)
Investment Co.
of 111.——
5-28
a$0.043
6-17
Co.
5
6-
6-15
2%
iquar.)
Co,
i;'
*~w——
< 10c
6-14
30c
6-15
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Sterling Discount (Ga.(
Sun
Wire
',.8-31.
15c
—
American Insulator Corp. of Del.
American International Corp.—-
6-24
7-
20c
6-15
Ltd.,
1
7-8
20c
1
(Del.)
Radio,
(L. S.)
37 Vic
G-28
(quar.)
Hospital
6-18
J42 )4c-:
Adam Consolidated
6-14
6-10
1:70c
Corp.
Co.
6-18
6-28
_____——.
convertible
$1.10
Acme
7-10
8-
t25c
•—*B3c
—*
(qiiar.)
Shoe
Square
(j-28
$1
(quar.)
common
precision
Acme
.
£5c
*
12-14!.
(Houston)
Amerace
(see
Derrick
&
Home
(s-a),
6-18
$1.75
(quar.)______
Oxygen
Spencer
7-
dividends announced
iquar.)_
Fllectric,
%
9-16
2oc
60c
Paper Co., Lm.—
Metal
Rubber
American
6-13
37)4 c
7-2
Natural
preferred
1
6-28
_____
7-
preferred
conv.
Georgia
At
25c
'
•
_!_!—_—.—
American
7-15
1
$1
10c
Corp., common
$1.25 conv.'preferred A
$1.55
Hoist
5c
8-
6-28
15c
-
<quar.)__i
Sonotone
South
8-
SI.50
common
Stores,
pfd.
conv.
6-14
6-19
0-28
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 pld.
Drug
7-15
Hard
6-14
,
Stock
common
$2.12 preftu-red dquar:)
Smith-Corona, Inc. iquar.)
Sommers
«
7-15
$2
6-15,
1
36c
iquar.i_—
common
iquar.)—.—___
\:;iQuarterly
American
(quar.)
class A
$1.20
7v
35c
receipts
150c
Felt,
preferred
American
6-10
(quar.)
Inc.
preierred
Acushnet
38c
Ltd.
(Canada),
dep.
1
Snare
Stores
preferred
Acme
.
(quar.
Ltd.,
IN.)
7-
Hair
American
6-15
0-13
(quar.)
pfd.
Sugar Relineries,
yCommon (quar.)__^
5% preferred (quar,)
Singer Manufartiirine-American
1
6-29
25c
_____
1
Ltd.—'
Co.,
Seattle.Brewing; & Malting Co.
Slater
$6
6-15
1
(quar.)
American
Co.—
Acadia-Atlantic
6-27
6-28
—
—
Trading
Sherwin-Williams
5%
7-15
Y.<. shares)
Sliuron
7-15
45c
(quar.)
Transport
(N.
7-
7-
Company
Power
4V-i'/o
..62'/2c
10c
iquar.)____
Corp.
(
7
30c
convertible preferred, (quar,)
Common
'
_-l——
.Extra
Sharon Steel Corp.
7
6-
$1.25
7
3
7-
.
30c
6-
6-25
$1.12)4
(quar._.
Laboratories,
Abnibi
25c
____
R.
6-15
1
66-
1 quar.i—
-Quarterly :!!^_!:_i.w.!__^_!____—
American Grecl.nga Corp., class A
6-25
6-4-
1
American
dividend
Abbott
22'ic
22c
.
(quar.)——-
Seismograph Service
Shaler
24c
<quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)_»,
4)i% preferred iquur.)._
It.
7-
;
6-14
-
.
7-
■
Co
6-18
•
7
6-15 7!-
iqt.ar_)-——____
Insurance
6-
6-28 '
$1.50 j
.r
;
•
6-14
5-31!
6-21
•
T
Corp.
Electric
General
American
6-20
6-20
17c
—
give the
Industries,
Stock
Abrasive &
(quar.)
7-15
135c
class A
Securities
lacvum.)—
we
Name of
6-24
:
(quar.)
Products
&
Gas
American
'
Joe
-
,
iquar.i.—,—
Forest
American
7-15
,
Per
0-28
Sangamo Electric
6-20
American
ACF
7-10
San Diego Gas K- Electric, common
! Seaboard Air Line
6-10
7-15
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
6-10
preferred
6-25
1%
(quar.)—
Corrugating
Below
6-14
4.44%
5-31
$1.10
—
ACF-Wrigley
—/■_
7- 3
,
A
class
6-10
3
5-31
45c
•
iquar.i—
&
3
6-
6-14
1
C0c
___^
par), (quar.)
($10
common
Foreign Power—
(Inereased-quar.)
6-19
$1.05
,
Ltd.,
1
$1.12)4
—-—
Insurance
7-
$1.02)4
—
_________
Wheeling Machine Products Co.____._
Whitaker Cable Corp. (quar.)__..——
Woolworth (F. W.) At Co., Ltd., 6% pref.—
York
iquar.)
Co.
5^'T,
6-
6-29
!•!' 12V2C
50c
American Fire & Casualty
Western Natural Gas—
to
_
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. (20 guilders)
$0.91354
7-10
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5)4% pfd
(quar.) •.-^•1:$0.328I•' 7- 1
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. (quar.p..—
25c.
7- 1
Class
preferred
American
65c
5% preferred (1955 series) ylquar.)
Western ...Tool At Stamping • (quar.)
6-14
7-
7- 1
_—10c
spni-up)
Rothmobr
7
i(jC
iquar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Ry., 4%
5% 1st preferred (quar,
7% 1st preferred <quar.)
6-20
b-x4
6-14
5-25
7-15
5c
10-1
a
6-21
European
Co.;
10c
:—
; '
$6
(stock div'derd i-
(9 additional shares for each share held
eucct
6-
7-15
iquar.)—
Western
Y.i—
Quarterly
—....
40c
Rochester Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
2uc
5%/ preferred (qt.ar.)__$1.25
Rock of Ages Corp. (quar.)—„__—1_:
25c
Roe (A. V.)
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.).,..—
120c
Roosevelt Racwy
6-14
-6%
.
(quar.)—
ujucr.)
lV'/a©
3%% preferred (quar.)
—93ri4c
Stoker Corp.——
20c
American1
Feit
common.,—
dividend
preferred
$2.o0
6-20
7-19
7-19
6-14
Rochester
Express
4
6-
6-28
6-15
25c
American Export Lines
6-
:r.
v
•
(^educed)
American
6-12
al-Rec*-* *'
j'*
6-14
*
25c
.,
Securities
6-15
Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Virginia Water Service, com. (quar.)
$1.40
6-17
7-12
Republic Pictures Corp.—
$1 convertible preferred
&
6-15
_——
I
7-31
'*1.80
45c
(increased)
American
•
(accum.)—
Corp.
6-30
iquar.
Power. Co.,
Western Grocers,
6-14
6-12
2
2
2
7
6-
3oC
preferred (quar.)_—_^—_____—
preferred (quar.)-r_,-_i
______—___
Casualty At Surety ((j'Jar.)___
Western Department
Stores
(quar.)
6-14
228c
125c
(quar.)
Enka
6-30
$5
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
Class
Rapid Grip &
American
I75C
$4.50
6-20
6-18
35c
—
6-12
1
iquar.)
(qL.ar,i_^____—
7oC
tqxir.)
Western
6-14
6- 6
35c
20c
Timber (quar.)—.
7-
50c
Inc.,
Texas
Western
(quar.)..—
Puget Sound Pulp &:
Quincy
»
5-28
5
7-1
6-27
preferred
partic.
6-17
(q«iaJ'.)^—_____—_______—
A:. Worts, Ltd.—
preferred C
t
Stock
Growth Stock
Providence Gas
5.60%
6-13
6-18
,
Telegraph
12c
_____
preferred B )quar.)___
preferred iquar.)
West
6-14
7- 3
6-23
32c
3oc
14c
25c
jlreitnieo tqwfr).
Fund, Inc.—
income)__.—_
(quar.)—
u'/e
Rowe)
ordinary
Laundry
(From
2uc
12'/2C
(quar.
$1.50
15c
4.20
West
7-1
30c
loc
—_—
(N. J.)
American Electric Securities Corf-—
6-20
Ltd
Co.,
liernap,
Putin
4'2'3
12/ac
District
American
6-20
——
Ai
.
(No action taken on the class A & class B
payments at wis time).
Plough, Inc.. fquar.).—
«,»
6-12
1
iquar.)
Holdert
-pauanLe
uoo%'-% 7-12 %'
$1.12
4.10%
6-11
6-21
7-
Co.
dividend
Stock
~'"V When
Snare
V.^YSoT'
(N. J.)' (quar.):
(H. i-Goociernam
Wallace
West
80c
Cyanamid
;
American- i;lecuonics
Quarterly
•
Porter-Cable
Sugar
Walaer
0-"
5-ji
•
_______
Proauccs—
American
6-12
6-28
iquar.
Agricultural
Washington Oil
56c from.
&
income
8-28
6-23
taccuin.)_____
preterred
conv.
preierred
Waialua
G-15
o-iJ
.
7
6-28
J 5c
______—_
-
7-1
6-14
9-
American
$4.50
6-14
75c
2oc
Colortypd Co.
87 Vac
(quar.)e—;
Products-_—-
Corp.,'$3
Vulcan
_
American
15C
participating preferred
Vita Foods
rac.—
uivesunent
lrom
OA
•
62/ic
52.50
---
Trenton RR. (quar.)
(Hartford) (quar.)..--,
piedmontNatural Gas Co.__-.__—--—.—*
Insurance
riue otieet
6%
®"'*.
6-25
-
....
Philadelphia
phoenix
'
i
1
5-31
Virgiliia-oarolina Cncmical Corp.—
,
45c
__!!___.—
income)
A
<-
12ac
Finance Corp. (Colo.) (incr. quar.),Petroleum Corp. of America (20c from real''*ized capital gams and 25c from ordinary
Peoples
7
2UC
•
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
tir
,♦
-T +
6-
56% c
.
re*
1.Name oUCompany
20c
(quar.
.
Hoiaert
Share. J>ayaole oJ Rec.*
*,
(quar.)____---.i_i._-._-.
_,i_—.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.i „—
Victor Chemical Worxs, common
3 V2 r/c preferred <que r.)_
5-31
0 10
0-20
common
•£?.>.
*
'Quarterly
f"o?
0-14
..
of Company
Waters As Rogers,
Velum Co.,
fell
Jt}J
g
Greyhound Lines..
(N. Y.> (quar.i.._.._---rS^-50
& Steil (quar.)
________40c
Pacific
6-25
Name
Van
•
investment income
Quarterly lrom net
Puyuole of Kec.
6-27
C-20
una, inc.—
*
'i When
Fer
Holder»
When
Per
I
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2676)
preferred
Investment
$1
1
1
3
Inc.—
(accum.)
—
(Continued
on
$1.50
_—
iquar.)—:—
63c
page 50)
6-17
7-
2
5-31
6-
7
Volume
185
Number 5645
.
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.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2677)
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
6
98% Dec
14
11
Deo
55
Oct
Apr
Lowest
>
6
10
:
29% May 25
•
Sep
'23% Dec
108
—
Jan
19
July 30
-13% Apr 22
37% Dec 28
~
29%
•
6
~11% Apr
May
154
132
Feb
10% Mar
22% Dec 31
19
20% Jan
28% May
"9"
52
Dec
10
136
Feb
9
190
Dec
13.
155
Nov
8
163
"
A CI'1 Industries Inc
38% Jan
'
Acme
27% Jan
204
12
5
1
Adams-Miliis
7
7
2% Dec
17
Dec
111
Dec
Dec
14
~2% Mar**5
16% Feb 13
117% Jan
19
23% Feb
6
110
Mar
15% Feb
88% Jan 23
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
31
218% May
72
3%
114
6
12
•
5% Feb 11
:
Dec
5
160
May 4
64% Deo 17
108% Mar 19
23
Nov
30
117% Mar 27
102
12% Dee
5
18% Jan
140
52% Jan 29
Jan IF
Nov
28
12
Jan
13
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
"
21% Dec U
29% Dec 26
42% Dec 21
Dec 26
56% Jan
25
3
37
% July 25
8
125
' Mar 12
Apr 17
47
27% Feb
104% Nov
34
,
82 ~
Feb
14
133% Aug 10
80
Feb
Dec
31
39
Apr
3
Sep
27
31% Nov 19
91% Jan
10
121 % Mar 23
; 24
Feb
27
100
11
Industries
143
Inc
00
100
*110
—1
2
29% Jan
45 '/4 Jun
21%
29%
29%
29'/B
29%
par
45
45
ioo
76 %
76 %
*75%
20
34%.
34%
34%
Stores
Corp common—No
preferred
Aluminum
Co
of
100
*113
>•
lo
6%
>-4
~
Deo
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
30
Oct
95% Dec
27% Mar
104% Feb
12
9
60% Feb
27
26% Mar 16
> 17% Apr
18
79
4
22
.■
Jan
126Mar 19
10
36
Feb
108
Jan
31% Oct 29
64
70% Jan
39% Oct
99
v
1
118
Sep 28
Apr
17
113
Jan
2
7
37
Apr
25
9
9
62% Apr
31
Jan
Mar
May
9
12
50
104% Feb 12
124
May 15
May 15
66
41% Feb
6%
Amer
Brake
4%
19% Dec
3
4% Dec 31
40
Oct
38
NOV
38% Jan
53% Dec
27*
Deo
19% Jan
7% Mar 12
1
49 % Apr
20
45% Jun
18
27
4% Mar
2
§1% Nov 12
67
3
13
Jan
37% Apr
4
7
20% May
2
4
38% May 23
48% Mar 11
42% Mar
27
9
Jan
3
5%
28
79% Dec
26
25
Deo
19% Aug
3
1
44% Mar 12
35% Jan
3
17% Jam
10
16% Apr ,.5
43% Aug
2
23 % Dec 31
; 35%
May 28
18% Oct
86
Jan
*
48
4
25
84% Jan
Dec
31
Dec
142% Nov
31
11
96
4
Dec
9
35% Feb
j"' 25%
8
July
4%%
118% Feb
*273i,
27%
273i
26%
*26'%
44%
137%
2<!;!a
17
14% Jan
2
3
15% Jan
95
Jan
,2
21
31% Feb
12
40% Dec
93
10
•
Mar 29
; '45% Nov
34% May
6
11
-
Jan
•23% Feb
Mar 16
108,
4
92 ./■ Jun
.,22% Dec 31
28Jan
16
21% Apr
>28
2
30
Jan
27
25
13% Jan 30
18
Apr
5
8% Jan
3
.
Mar
5% Dec 31
«
y
;
;
55% Jan 12
28 % Feb6
70% Sep 17
33% Dec
3
--
33% Nov 21
43
Jun
16% Dec
40% Jan
8
Dec
19
6
" Dec
14
28
Nov
21
56
Feb
21
177
7
33
Feb
93%
91%
92 %
*91 %
92
91V*
91'A
34%
34-%
34»b
34%
34'%
34%
34'%
-34%
*97%
99
97%
97%
97%
97%
*97'A
99
*29
30
29%
29'%
*28%
29'%
*28T4
29'%
*62%
64
*62'%
62'%
62 '/a
*62
64
lo
2
>
48
100
119
_!
So
Radio Corp
common
*■19%
1
16%
5%
41.%
42%
41 Vn
12.50
9
2
27% May
2
10
Anr
25
19
51
13
59% Jan
46% Mar
2
*89
40
—10
5%%
preferred™
American
Motors
Amer
7%
45% Jan
42%
41%
42
41%
423.8
28'%
28
28
20 38
28%
600
12%
12%
13%
14
14:,h
14'%
14'%
143%
14%
5,500
22%
x22'%
22r,it
22%
23'%
22'%
22%
23
23'%
3,200
47%
40%
*46%
293B
28%
29
16 Va
l(i'/a
16%
39%
20 Va
39 %
207!!
151
20%
113'a
152%
>'
*110
149'%
13
13
13
%
-
*47
39»a"
16 V
39%
20%
152'%
152
153%
13
*12%
97'%
38%',
39 %
83
*82%
83'%
53%
52'%
52'%
52 Va
53
26%-
26'%
26%
26
26'%
•92
93%
94
*92
*92
% 24Va'
24%
24
24%
*26'%
27%
*15%
15%
*15'%
15%
*26'%
15%.
6V«
7V«
5 9 -7 «
59%
No par
31%
1
•
53%
5
6%
10
28%
Co
25
*121
1
39
39
38%
83'%
54'A
15,400
*82 »A
26'%
26%
11,000 -'
92
*90
92
16
24'%
24 »A
93'%
24'%
27'A
*26%
27'A
16'A
16'A
900
16
16
7%
59
31%
x29%
30'%
29 Va
30
37'%
37 %
36%
37
54 V
54%
73%
•'
14T4
6%
6%
28%
28%
28%
87
87
87
58%
56%
57'%
57'%
140 Vit
140%
140'%
141'%
;
40%
*121
*
40'%
28%
29'%
86
86
58
60%
39,600
141'%
340
140'%
42
42
122
41'%
*120
52%
52%
52'%
321.
x32%
32%
32%
X32
52'%
32 V
32 %
:
6,600
58'%
39%
50%
•
88
*120
39%
*50 Va
9,800
43,800
159
29
39'A
39'%
••'.
'
29
1*'.
39 Va
:
1,900
*87
41 %
41%
*121
123
39%
14%
6%
6%
6 Vit
} 28%
39%
55
143%
*156'A
6%
141
4,400
36 Va
•
6%
'140'%
29%
36%
-
10,000
'
6%
*85 :,/4
53,700
54'%
15
159
73%
58 Va
29%
:r
55%
54%
a
1,600
57%
7%
*156'A
T 57
10
24'A
58%
54%
50
2^00.
*26%
15
*
'
38 34
>
50
X54V4
-
26'%
*26 V*
27
37
101
10
54
53
24%
■;
■
3,300 H
83'%
*82'A
a
159
40%
123
%
*100
14%
142
X40
preferred—100
common
101
*156%
58%
Foundries:.
4,500 '
15
87
Steel
17'%
159
29
86 Va
50%
noncumulative
*17
14%
V
7
141.
1,700
17
*156'%
159
100
16
7%
53%
15%
15
16
31%
*
373i
53 Va
16
373%
32%
37 %
-7:
2,400
13'A
97'%
59'%
7
154
153'%
>
600
12%
59
7
1,800
110
97'%
59%
6%
59%
-
13,300
20''4
*105
13
-
38 T4
39
24%
27%
*156%
6%
93%
*26%
14,400 V
39% >
39'A
14,800 >
16'/4
*99
39%
83 V
600
28%
17
•
101
38%
7,500
16
17 V*
*82
13,100
97'%
r
*96'%
-
16
26
So Chemical
No par
Rad So Std Sany common—5
American
16
13
49
-
■'*; 20%
107
'.(■ 152% 153'%
13
*96'%
16
39'%
107
97'%
34
28'%
20%
20'%
110
48
''
16'%
39'%
2(1'..
109
29
83 Va
82%
48
28 34
-16 'A
a
39'%
20%
112
83%
47'%
29 Vn
16%
,
1
48
28%
Va
51%
Potash
American Snuff
3
*96 <%
82%
82 1,a
'
American ship Building Co—No par
Smelt So Refg com——No par
3
84
383'»
•
100
15
47% Jan
400
92
*28%
83%
25
preferred
400
34
*9©V%
a
42
20
American Safety RazorAmerican Seating Co—
29 »A
*33
92 V
28 %
39%
100
preferred—
29
34'%
*90
84%
5
Co_—_
2,100
2,200
4234
28'%
112
com™—2
CO
700
56'%
56%
'
42
1
Gas
4,000
45,800
83
10%-
No par
Corp
Natural
Va
28'%
42%
28%
10
American Molasses Co
41
39
,
29
92
46%
12.50
—1
5%
34
35 %
*90
•
22%
—_40c
preferred
Amer
123% Feb
*34%
92
5»A
12'it
Co—_10
Products
Metal
convertible
4
4
3^
85
42%
common-No par
9
3
29
*34s»'a
*89'%
5'%
29
83%
*28
20
Optical Co
Jun
28?k
34
92
%
*99
News
37% Feb 28
July 24
20
34
100
100%
Metal Co Ltd
5%
29 %
29
.10
-lo
100
American
120% Jan
129% Mar 26
56
101
7%
Jan
56'%
5 6%v
*100
24
42
57
56'A
*17
155 % Jan
39% Jan
56'%
17'%
5
120
56'%
50
55%:
*28%
17
140% Jun
21
8,300
20
41%
56'%
Amer
Feb
23%
39
17
4
-18,000
3,500
19 Va
41%
17
7
7
30
14,400
23'%
*
20
39%
56
55% '
23%
*19%
56'%
-
Machine So Metals™
23'%
20
41%
1
4 Va %
10
-
48%
39'%
I
94% Jan
80
200
.
22%,
42 %
1
60% Jun
2,500
>
119'%
39'%
16
19
22
119
41%
*38%
16
11
300•:
5k
64
48'%
120
1,300 i
23,100
29
42'/4
16:|«
50% Feb
29
*62
:.f
5'%
%r
81% Feb
99
5'%
16
American
.
34
48%
483%
119
23%
*19%
97'/a
6
34'%
*97'A
35,700-
93
5%
*96
26
174
23'%
20'
55'%
Corp—
American
'34% Jan
23%
5ft %
1
Amer
7% May 22
1
*19%
39'%
Foreign Power—No par
-American
Apr
20
57
.
31
158
23 31,
39%
Co——
Hardware
23%
39% ,39%
57%"'
No par
8
•91 Mi
23'%
23
48%
120 %
*56%
Products™:.
Amer
v
23%
48
119
No par
Co..——;
18 % Jan
5
23'%
49
'
No par
Cable
58% May 15
11.
23%
120'%
5%%/ prior preferred
100
American Mach So Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred———™™:.
-100
-
7
64
53%
6%. noncumulative preferred-ilOO
4
May
48%
119
20
American Ice Co common™™
6
23
49
120%
23%
25
&
33% May 3
37% May 17
-
46% Feb
6% Jan
Feb.
%
._l
American Investment Co of 111
56% May
28
Jan.
x65
23 %
23%
No par
common
__
American-Home
59% Mar 20
12
*91%
Corp
American Gas <fc Electric
8% Mar 21
14% Jun
6
18%
-100
com
120
27,900
64%
18'%
4
64% Jan
11
27
Nov
147'%
64%
/18%-
—
>.,16% Jun
7
13
36% Jan
143'%
65'%'
18'%
American International Corp
27
14% Mar 26
Feb
105
1453V
*64%
18%
American Hawaiian SS Co
25% Jan 15
4
153% Jan
:
142%
64 %
18'%
3
99% Feb
6
28% May 22
•-
143'%
€4'/,
7
83
21
<8% Feb
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
Jan
American
49% May 14
*
11
5% Jan
9
140%
No par
com
Export Lines Inc
American &
May 27
4
18%
67
r
200
44 •'
141'!,t
66'%
American
102
.
21
57% Jun
.
54% Aug
9
34% Mar 20
5
150
>
68
27%
27
44
18%
17% J"n
78% Mar 26
41
7
138
%
45
18%
16% Jun
V
45
44%
"137
18%
1
,
100
*26%
97% Jun
,
114
27%
7
154% May 17
13% Apr
2
14
*112
44 T:,
Cetforiype
23% Jan
13
95% Feb
1133/4
26%
Co
Co
When issued
2
7
*112
116
44%
American Cyanamid Co„
Feb 18
-
18,800
*273i,
Jun
;
200
34 »A
*26%
•
27%
Tiling—
1
American Enka Corp_____
—5
American European Secur
No par
135
,
*112
773/4
34
45%
31% Feb
,
11,500
*76
34 Va
27%
prior preferred™
17% Apr ?3
39% May 22
A 10% Feb-12
9
106% Feb 21
Nov 29
97% Dec.
11
17% Jan
77% Dec 26
;
Feb
May
17% Apr
19
24% Feb
20
104
-46%
76%;
34
26%
14
.
45%
V
76'%
34 '%
44%
27% Jan
14
45%
77
34Va
113% 11133,4
45 Va
»
1,100;
*26%
50
Encaustic
V 34% Feb
45%
29'%
*27%
American
49
44'%
*75%
34 Va
29'%
26%
11
,
29%
•
200-
27%
Jan
/
29.
>
3,200
12,700
15
6
29 V.
500
1
22 '
r,
42,700
7
18
29',4
*21Va
.
15,600
46'%
Distilling Co
13
21'%
-
■
95%
American
Feb
21'%
3,300
4 ■!
88%-
35% ; 36
30
45
7
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
Dec 28
95
•r
7
143
102
13% Nov 29
,15
Dec
22'/;
77
,
*21'%
15'%
*33/a
87 Va
46'%
29% Apr
26% Apr
14% Feb
30% Dec. 14
13% Nov 27
'
lSVa
,
3%
88'A
95%
87% May 27
26
15%,
3aa
87 Va
46'%
43'% May 24
Apr
4
88:!i
363a'
9
.
*15
15 V
27,500
95%
6
21
15
*3%
88
20
62'A
*107% 112
112
*109%
46'%
12
11% May
138
112
61'%
94%
66% Feb
Jan
299
*132
62%
36
25
Mar"21
*2C5
140
61'%
30%
94%
41% Jun
27%
299
*134
62:!it
46»%
preferred—j.
American
27
8
*205
136'%
32,400
46
preferred™:
7%
8
93% Feb
Jan
299
,
80
8'%
92'%
American Crystal Sugar com
39% Jan
84
8'A
36
Chicle
33-% May 22
8'%
3,200
92%
American
14
8%
8%
120
17'%
73
460,«
Chain
28
*72'%
36 %
American
Feb
112
17'A
72'%
46'%
60% May
2
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
53% Jan 25
,
*109
17%
72 "a
92'/a
preferred
Inc
American Can
7
112
17 3/4
73
'
50
American Cable
44% Apr
*109
18%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
6% May 14
30
18
Deo
8
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
35
23
22% Juil
Jan
39% Feb
4
100
27% Jvfey Ifr
81
Dec 18
61
20% Mar
112
17 Tit
46 > it
Arma
Shoe
6,900
93
preferred
convertible
17%
46%
preferred
Bosch
17'A
92%
preferred
American
Amc
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
21% De c 20
conv
17%
I
American Bank Note common
5
27
16
19% Jan 12
> Dec 11
4%%
15
xl7'%
..———No pa?-
American Bakeries Co
99% Mar 28
28% Mar 25
;
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
May 28
16% Jan 23
7
.
6,000
17%
36
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
l
Ameiace Corp
12.50VAmerada Petroleum Corp
No par v
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
May 31
3
24% Jan
95% Jan
26
8
68
31% Jan
7
7
89
147% Jun
.
117
3'/»
45
44%
~
V
3'%
36'%
America.!
limited
convertible
.
7,400
36
—
58
14%
3,100
3 Va
*109%
21%
Aluminium
16
7 >
112
88%
22%
30% Feb 21
Jan
»
2,100
3'%
61%
15%
3%
Amalgamated Leather Co
Jun
*109%
1
30
58 Va
57%
3 Tit
135
*3Va
No par
162
*29%
58%
u
*205
87'/a
*21'/a
__
*152
-
220
160
8%
61%
3:,ii
Mills
*215
*152
143
89%
%
220
160
<
*72'%
3%
4'/o
100% May 13
47% May 6
26
15
27'%
220
-
112
83%
—5
:
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
44
112
14%
27 Va
27'%
30
57%
•216'%
299
r
X60s,«
5,500
-
1,400
11'%
29au
x
-18
J.
Allied
9
Jan <4
4
*135
5QO
.
1
11'A
11%
17%
8%
*205
7
61 %
204
27%
18%
.—5
Allied
May 16
.
299
*135
3,500-
243'4
196
58 %
73
8'%
11 Va
26%
26'A
*243%
29%
3!
112
Allied Kid Co
3
139
18
*205
—1
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8%
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preferred
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17
119
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28
prior
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82
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I
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conv
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,
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76
4
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11
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220
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180
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3
May
15% Jun
85% Mar 27
21% Feb 18
4
97% Jan
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Inc
60'%
58%
..
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2
4%% preferred:
May 24
65% Apr
109 %
3% May 14
,88
Aldens
60%
29%
57%.
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14%
27%
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.
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14%
11
29 Va
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5%% preferred A
Jan
30,
105
Alabama & Vicksburg
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
8
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
Apr 26
Co.—1
45%
100'%
14%
26
24%
11
44 V4
100'%
14%
15%
173%
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44%
100'%
61
31 %
26
23%
44
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\
June 7
14'%
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26%
44
r
60 Va
27%
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Alco Products Inc common
7 c/o preferred
—:
16
15'%
31%
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172 %
Friday
June 6
101
,
ii
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par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series—.100
May"28
Jan
26%
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44
101
ii
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Thursday >
14%
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•
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61
60%
15%
•
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1
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6
19% Jan
HI
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Corp.-10
44 V
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SALE
June 5
102
31%
r.
14
/Admiral Corp
;: Aeroquip Corp___
;
16
4% Feb
6% Dec 31
241% Sep 14
115
13
23% Mar 22
13
11
16% Dec 21•
77
46% Feb
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31%
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1
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,
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59% May 2
14
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Express- Co
-
11
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.
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..
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Rights
Adams
44%
102%.
:
.
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June 4
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June 3
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is
May 22
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.
Monday
Par
/
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4%
conv
preferred:...^
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16% May 27
fV May 22
23% Feb 12
,24
Mar 1
;
,
.
64% May 17
31% May 27
4
32% Jan
4July 17
22% Jan - 3;
19
12% Dec 31
28
3
.
227"
Jan
98
EXCHANGE
45% Apr 17
104% May 22
16% Jun ; 7
11% Jan 12
58% Jan"'2
67% Jan
20
12
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
37% Feb
109% Feb
7
-14% Jan > 9
1
14
45% Apr
4
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
37% Deo
.<■:
i
Year 1956
Lewes*
42
•
2,000
100
1,200
122
39'%
39'A
3,100
52'%
52'%
32%
32%
2,300
1,700
t
48
Dec
'
18
45% Mar 12
53% May 31
American Stores
31
40
Amer
28
16% Jan
16
10
187% Feb
1
68% Oct
1
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
119
Dec 26
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
Jan
3
10% July 20
25
Dec
4
29
23% Nov 26
27
17% Deo
12
<
Jan
17
May 28
7
9% May 13
170% Jan
2
-
179% Mar
Jun
6
131% Feb
14
41% Jun
6
10% Apr
27 V* Feb
24
23% Apr 24
63% Feb 14
85-
Nov
7
67
Feb
31% Dec
American
0%
42% Apr
2
31% Feb
90
Dec
3
32% Jan 10
30% May 28
26% May 29
107
-Jun
25
Jan
19% Mar
5
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•
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Preferred
18
7
9
25
81 v May
2
12
common.
6%
:' Anaconda
-
90 'A Apr
9
95% May
13
39% Jan
4
48% Feb
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
30% Feb
13
25% Jan
8
5%%
■
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179%
25
72%
73 %
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9%
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40 > Mar 20
Anderson
119%
620
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43,300
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10%
26 7
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119
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24
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243%
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74
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39
.
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200
220
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15%
15'%
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27
28
27'%
27%
4,500
66
65:,s
66 V
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67 Va
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75
75
38'%
39
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38'%
39
75
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26%
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50
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33
100
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;
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12
Viscose
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6
72% Jan
Jan
see
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Co™—i
American Water Works Co com—5
29% May 17
Dec
42%
Tel
&
preferred
American
Anchor
•
.
-
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
6
52
33
1—1
25
:
4
30% Feb 12
9% Jan 21
18
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel
119
25% Jan
a
2
31
-
Co_
Sugar Refining common.™—25
7%
25
78% Jan
15-
*
Jan
5
23% Mar 13
Jan 23
34% Apr
12
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Jun
87% Mar 19
.65
Apr 24
.71
13
9
18
30% Jun
10% Dec
165: Oct
Apr
-
,
-
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2678)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
27% Jan
23
39% Apr
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
4
Argo
12
65% Jan
2
Armco
2
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
25% Feb
8
30
Jan
4
Jan
17
92
Feb
18
May
86
Jan
26% Jun
31% Mar 15
15% Jan
11
20
27% Oct
4
16
Jan
65
14
32% Jun
5
12
6% Jun
7
Artloom
33% Apr
29
19% May
6
Jan
16% Feb
12
27% Apr
9
28
43% Jan
Feb
101
22
27
63"% May
27
47% Aug 14
41 % Feb
20
5
83% Nov
29
99% Feb
8% Nov
29
10% May 28
157/e Dec 27
9
23
49% Jan
24
18
Jan
24
78
Jan
14
3
102
85
Dec
21
105
Apr
19
86
2
95
11
Mar
Feb
Babbitt
27
58% Mar 13
63
67% Oct
24
44
Apr
5
Baltimore
14
71% Feb
13
86
Apr
16
Sep
12
12% Jan
22
13% Jan
Jun
12
39
Jan
8
Feb
21
44
67% Nov 26
54% Feb
11
71% May 22
19% Jan
16
16
17
25% Jan
Apr
5
20% Jan
11
35% Feb 12
42
31
8
8
80% Feb
13
86
31
22% Feb
12
31 % Jan
28
Sep
17
47% Jan
4
39% Apr
9
42
Apr
26% Aug
6
32 % Dec
26
27 % Feb
12
33
Apr*
39
Creek
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
10 % Mar
8
11% Jan
28
8
27
Jan
3
18
7
24% Jan
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
85
101
Nov 27
Jan
Jan
85
30
89 % Feb
10
42%
12,400
14%
13 %
13%
24,600
35 %
98
Bell
Howell
&
4%%
6
14,100
/
50
35
34%
35
34%
35
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98
97
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87 %
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48 %
48
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44
1,000
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>
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68%
68
68%
67%
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67
67%
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35%
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35%
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pfd
142
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142
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95%
96
140
17%
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17%
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17%
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17%
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39
38%
39
38
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33
6,600
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23%
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4.2
44
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4.000
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43 %
42
42
43%
:
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32 %
32%
32%
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400
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40%
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39%
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13
19
39%
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10.600
40
40
2,800
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94
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92
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preferred—
95%
142
95%
10
common
96%
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142
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142
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95
95 %
95%
.-50
Corp
—
Co
4%
89%
—
Bell Aircraft Corp
14
Jun
42%
13%
16%
Belding-Heminway
Jun
50% Dec 31
4%
42%
13%
66%
>
28% Feb
900
*4%
41%
13%
4%
4%
*87
Inc
Savers
10
200
16 %
4%%
20
40,400
69%
RR
Life
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42
4%
89
Beech-Nut
6%
46%
6%
6%
46%
13%
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8
6%
46%
10%
Aircraft Corp—
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22
6%
46%
1,500
67%
common
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(A
36%
6%
46%
800
36%
36%
361/2
361%
41
100
1
Shoe
18
14
17%
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11%
*17%
42%
39
Beck
24
2,600
*lli/4
18
13%
1
2
May
Dec
29
67%
11%
98
prior
Instruments
Beckman
67
67 %
111/4
*17%
42
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3
Jan
91% Aug
43 % Dec
23
Dec
19% Jun
80
102
3
16% May 16
36%
1,500
671%
11%
18
67%
67
16%
16 V2
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Inc—
conv
28,200
38,800
16'%
16%
16%
*11%
4%
preferred—TOO
4% % preferred——
——100
Beaunit Mills Inc—,
—2.50
3%%
470
10
100
common.
Beatrice Foods Co
May 20
86
9%
34%
Corp—
Bayuk Cigars
2
35% May 20
136
Oil
851/2
10
100
100
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Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber
29
44
Ohio
&
57«/s
85%
43
4%
42 %
13
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—
9%
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6%
;
8,700
56 J/4
18
47
2,400
92
85 J/4
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36%
17,300
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10
111/4
6%
66,500
9%
301/2
86
68
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23%
91/2
29%
23
56%
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17%
6%
47
800
56%
16%
36%
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180
78
14
9
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*
1,800
95
57%
11 %
11%
321%
45
68
68%
6%
preferred__100
1
10
Barker Brothers Corp common— 5
4%% preferred.,—
.'..50
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
9
19
68 J/4
*11%
noncumulative
4%
57 % Jan
82 % Jun
94% Jan
Co
preferred series Bpreferred series C_
4%
May 16
2
68% Jan
31% Mar 14
32%
44%
16%
16%
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Wilcox
4%%
50% May 16
9
9
&
28
19
20
(B
8
Jan<
16%
1,000
45%
*85
10
9%
10
33%
preferred
conv
Babcock
Jan
37% Jan
18
$2.25
4214 Jan
106(4 Jan
*17%
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
96% Jan
13
Nichols common
No par
prior pref ($1.20)—Nopai
;
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
27
87
15
3
Feb
Nov
15,700
45V4
45%
55%
55%
86
16
32 % Jan
113
17% Sep
54
Jan
12% Feb
7
Nov 29
94
700
19%
31
95
92
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92
451/4
46%
45%
88
35% Feb
15
25
12
35% Feb
95
23
32 J/2
19 J/4
30
29%
30
*89
92
56 %
*46%
4
*89
48
9%
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47% May 24
29%
88
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_i_5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
11
Jan
32 J/4
*30%
9%
9%
9 Tit
9%
29%
29%
92
47 %
9%
55%
common
preferred
Conv
8
Jan
%
23V4
9%
9%
30
*89
No par
RR
23
231%
9%
10.
100
1
_20
-20
Corp
Austin
May 15
7
Line
Atlas Powder Co
5% Jan
116
2!)
5%
46"% Jan
Feb
Electric Co corn—6.50
preferred-.
100
Atlas
3
120
to OC
$3.75 series B preferred
25
38
76%
♦75 J/4
-10
Atlantic Refining common
6
Jan
11% Jan
94
3% Feb
13
32%
>.10
10
Atlantic Coast
11
39 % Mar 13
Jufy
32%
preferred—
non-cum
4%
3
134%
*32%
Atlantic City
7
Jan
2
6
32 Va
37,700
23'A
2
Apr
32%
6%
22%
5%
5% Jan
16% Aug 21
2.50
Inc—
90
1,100
6%
23%
6
43% Jan
6
6%
Common
11
30% Jan
May 28
6%
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
:
Jan
24
Jan
0%
23
6
24
43
6%
X74%
Jun
7% Feb
39
6%
*77
49% Feb
,12% Oct 31
5%
78
8
28
5%
32%
26
60
5%
4,100
32J/4
96
26
58 % Dec
9,600
88 J/2
31
95 J/2
5% Sep
•41% Feb
27%
*87 J/4
32%
37% Sep
May 10
27 Va
37%
32%
X32
78
22% Jun
53
27%
87%
32%
76'%
1
13
27%
88%
32
32
96 '/a
18% Mar 22
41% Feb
27%
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31%
33%
13 % Mar 28
Jan
27
%
88
29%
76%
5
15% Jan
27%
27%
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88
29%
33
14
8
27%
87%
96 %
Jan
17
27
1
No par
5
1
76 «/4
Jun
11% Jun
37,300
33%
10
31% Dec
J/8
96 Va
67
5
14
96'%
4
7% July 12
13%
3314
1
48% Dec
13%
96%
9
17
13%
33%
Aug
4% Dec
13%
96
11% Jan
35% May 24
13 %
33 %
6
28
57% Jun
16% Apr
34% Oct 29
14
-——1
100
4
Feb
13%
Common
——
5.25% 1st preferred-:
Associates Investment Co
25
17
14
19%
95
12
Apr
27
13%
31
91
17% Feb
5
_
19%
13
19
15,300
30%
13
16% Jan
57 Va
30%
Sep
9
56 Va
2nd
61% Feb
i
56%
Ashland Oil & Refining com
30% Jun
1
18% Jun
_
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
Arvin
10% Feb
2
84% Jan
35% Jan
56
19%
27
88% May 20
39 % Feb
8
9
50%
32 %
7
Jan
55%
30%
78
22% Mar 26
27
56%
19%
Jan
30% Mar 13
28
55%
X32%
May
17
Nov
90
57'%
19%
.
26% Dec
4,100
56 Va
31
34
9% Jun
33 J/4
32%
103
3
38
32%
19%
7
11% Aug
38
33%
30%
12
33% July 25
38
32%
19%
Jun
25% Nov 21
10
Nov 30
38
32 T«
'
30%
28 % Feb
63% Jan
38
32%
30 Va
95
Aug 28
38
32%
'19%
5
73
38
32%
1
3
23
38
32%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
35
Illinois
Shares
38%
32%
31 % May 31
17
Mar 29
110% Jan
9
Oct
97
Feb
30% Mar 29
297/b. Feb
of
Co
_
_
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75
preferred
—
Constable Corp
4% Feb
13
5
11
4% Dec
&
Corp
the Week
Junei 7
„5
_1G
Corp——
Steel
Friday
June 6
38
No par
Arnold
18
6
8% Jan
22
18% May 24
36
28% Mar 27
2
102 % Mar
5
Dec
Oil
Jan
51Va Feb
Thursday
Wednesday
June 5
June 4
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
June 3
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
5
14
24
7
15% Feb
39% Apr
3
35% Jan
9
41% Apr
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
35% Jun 28
82
NEW
Rsnre Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*86
92
92
*86
"
8
57% Mar 11
66% May 17
18 %
48% Jun
21
64% Dec 27
•
May 17
45% May 31
'<
1% Dec
2% Feb 24
14
'30% Oct
1
33% Apr 17
May
48
5%
9
1% Jan
1% Mar 18
30
Feb 27
Benencial Finance Co
32% Jan'
19
53% Jun
22
j43
Feb
15
45% Apr
31
77% Aug
9
39
Feb
12
54% Jan
Best
18
53
7
Dec
41% Feb
146
Dec
172% Feb
20
142
7
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
5
84
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
50% Sep
14% Feb
13
Dec
6
,71
Feb
11
43% Jan
29% Jan
33% Jan
2
12
44
J.un
3
61 Ve Jan*
2
65% Dec
20
*
•
•>
YJan
Apr
15
16% Jan
3
34% May
1.
23% Feb
12
32
12
20% May
1
12% Apr
30
,
.
.14% Dec
26
17
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16
Dec
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
38 % Jan
17
50% Apr
98 % Feb
5
38% Feb
25
46
.Jan
78'/a Apr
23
87
.Jan
48% Jun
7
•
79
Dec
3
48% Dec
12
14% Feb
3
2
-
.
17
12
9% Jan
t
17% May 27
61% Jun
15
Feb
28
19% Jan
3
37% Apr
26
47% Jam 10
10
1
14% Jan
31
9% Feb
12
11% Jan
2
29% Feb
12
38% Jan
11
Oct
35% Dec
31
41
;
54% May 1Q
..
Dec
28
58
9
42% Jan
3
48
31
24% Apr
6
8% Jun
7
13"% Jan
14
35% Jun
8
48% Nov
16
40% Apr
8
47
Jan
51% Apr
10
28% Feb
14
92 % Oct
26
44% Dec
17
41
Jan
29
85
21
Jan. 11
18
100=
Feb
32 % May 25
37
Aug
2
13% Dec
17
15% Anr
27
39% Nov
16
46
38% Mar 11
4
60
May 28
2
28
May 23
17% Feb
12
83% Feb
26
18
38 % Jan
23
Feb
25
14
Aug 29
45% Dec 17
23
30
11
17 %
May 28
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
89
Dec
5
95% Jun
Jan
43% Apr
22
Feb
1
36% July 17
29
Feb
28
38% July 30
21% Jun
6
20% Dec
10
23
3
30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
62
72
Dec
27
85% Mar
6
69
28% Jan
23
46% Sep
6
33% Feb
27
26
17% Feb
7
15
Apr 30
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
8
98
Aug 15
40% Jan
20
31% Jan
5
12% Apr
34% Dec
16
105% Aug
23
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
Oct
20
51% May
8% Apr
f4
3
3
Maris
>
38
11
23
65
May 23
Jan
29
8
.
2
3
•
Jan
11
,
10
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■"*
Mar 12
104% Feb
26
44 Va Jan
11
Feb
13
13
5% Feb
12
16 % Mar 20
11% Apr
5% Jun
22
*7% Jan
.
1%
1%
27,500
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,000
<.
11
44%
44 %
44%
44 %
44%
44'/8
44%
47'Y#
4J",4
49 %
49 %
50
48%
49%
48
48%;
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46 '/a
46 %
46%
45%
40%
46%
47%
47
47%
142
142%
14 %
72 %
63
37 %
*142
14%.
72%
44%
142%
.: 14%
14 %
14%
14%
72
72%
71%
71%
63
63%
64
64%
64
37%
37%
28
27%
28
27%
28'/8
28
28
28
27%
28
46%
45%
46
'
44%
5
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
45%
23%
27
Brass
Corp
„J
60%
Co—
:
49 %
42 %
15%
38%
9%
36%
*44
v%
42
50%
*88
100
10
—1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
—_l5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Bucyrus-E'rie Co
5
Budd (The) Co common—;
5
No par
—1
10
—.5
com
preferred—,
common
participating
1
100
preferred
i
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
!
Butler Bros
4
Butte Copper & Zinc—_T—
100
100
5
1
—15
5
No par
preferred—100
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
5
15%
38%
9%
36%
46
9%
42%
-50%
36
14
46%
57%
27%
44%
20
*84
49 %
49
15
15%
38%
9%
36%
15%
38%
9%
36%
45%
49
49%
15%
38%
9%
37
46
9%
42
51%
90
36%
81
61
61%
42
'•
49%
4,500
42%
17,100
*78 '/a
81
48%
49
-
*38%
9%
36%
*44%
9%
41%
50%
*88
90
36%
14%
47%
36%
*14
84%
42%
50% •>.
90
36%
36%
*84
14
47%
57%
27%
44%
20
46%
57%
27
44%
19%
84%
*34
6,000
30'%
22%
x21%
37
15%
15% "
38% 38%
9% ' 9%
36% 37%.
45% 45%'
8%
8%
41% 41% 50% 51
*87
93
35%
46%
'9%
42%
50%
90
36%
14
14%
36%
14
46%
58
27
44
19%
45%
56%
26%
43%
19%
45%
57%
27
43%
19%
*83%
84%
30%
41%
50%
*85
14%
46%
57%
27
*45%
56%
27
x43%
19%
44%
720
84%
84
84
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
67
67
68%
68%
67
67
66%
66%
*66%
684%
*61
*63
46%
17%
24%
64%
70
47%
*61
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*61 .
68
47%
*18
64%
69
47%
18%
24%
7%
*61
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47%
18
24
64%
70
47%
18
24%
8 -
19%
18%
*61
64%
69
69
46%
47%
i 17%
17%
24
24%
7%
7%
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32%
*101% 103
41%
5%
121/4
17%
24%!
7%
7%
31%
*102
31%
41%
41%
/
6
12%
18%
5%
xl2 %
.
103
41%
6
121/4
75 % Dec
21
98
Feb
7
78% Jan
2
84
27
81 %
83
*81%
83
1
Feb
66
July 11
52% May
24% Apr
2
56% Jan
29
4
27% May 15
12
36% May 13
30%
18%
*30%
21%
30%
22
18%
19%
64%
70
47
47%
18%
18%
24%
24%
7%
7%
31
31
101% 102
.
1,700
800
7.400
2,900
400
4,900.
4,500
4,200
36%
14
9
30%
21%
19%
12
30%
22%
5 1/2
Co
41%
50%
*85
15%
38%
9%
30%
22%
1
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
9
14%
46%
57%
27%
44
19%
58%
27%
44%
20%
46
9%
15%
*38%
9%
36%
*45%
30%
22%
18%
12%
5
Hecla Inc
Soup
*79
49%
49%
16
61%
42
r
81
*79
81
.
RR—
Union Gas
& Bigelow
(AM)
*79
>;■
33%
28.
61
42%
42 %
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si
5%
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61
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61
41%
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For footnotes
10%
60%
60 %
.15
1
•
10%
10%
1.80
2
10%
10%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
r.
No par
Jan
10%
1G%
Campbell
52
10%
10%
4
1
*10%
——1
Inc--f-1.25
8
49% Mar
2,300
16%
*27
37% Jan
29% Feb
150
16%
12%
16%
28
16% May
29
12%
16%
12%
16%
32% May 29
13% Jan
2
Aug 22
28
*12%
16%
12%
16%
3
50
*27
12%
16%
12%
16%
.—5
100
25
310
27
*12%
27
12%
*27
1,100
2,900
16%
28%
r
8,800
91,000
12%
28
No par
3
30 Va Nov
1,000
5,300
45%
17
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
56 % Apr
63%
38V2
27%
7% Jan
30
420
63%
*27 %
17% Jan
24% Nov
51,500
38
46%
43% Jan
Oct
400
14 «/4,
27%
9
55
64%
'38
r
8,200
71%
27%
12
<
37%
*70%
44%
23
8
64 %
%
14%
14%
71
46
Dec
6% Jan
.
44%
13
.
14 %
*
3,100
90,100
142V2
Co.——5
34 % Nov
,
*140%
142
71
38
*
5 % Aug
3
*140%
142
142
27%
Maine
Calumet &
,
27%
preferred—
Byers Co
30%
38%
preferred—
3%%
30 %•
27%
Inc
&
5,700
"
27%
class A——
Edison
7%
2
14% Jan
,
1%
%
19
27 %
3%%
Jan
10% Jan
.
1%
a
27 %
(The)
Co
/•'' 4%
24
5
Jun
1 %
16:
* 4
-1
Buffalo Forge Co
Jan 23
47% May 27
19
1%
1
i%
'
—2.50
' Bullard Co
Bulova Watch Co Inc
v Burlington Industries Inc
74
„
1%
;
144%
-
$5 preferred
17
May 21
7% May 15
101
Jan
'(V74%Jan 23
3
23% May
31
9
21
Jan
14% Jan
18% May 23
16% Jan
Nov
•
.
29% Jan
12% Aug 21
11
Stores
Brown
15
33
65
66% May
15
90% Jan
f
11
Dec
.
"
21% May 17
26
8
Jan
.52% Jan
25
=
4
15
600
%
1%
44%
Brooklyn
36% Jun
27
Mar
Apr 29
88
,
45 %
No par
5% preferred
100
/ Braniff Airways-Inc
2.50
v Bridgeport Brass Co common_i— . 5
i 4%% conv preferred
_j„—i_50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp.j
—3
Bristol-Myers Co common-i.2.50
48% Mav 22
42% Jan
24
25% Jan
23 % Oct
Jan
33% Feb
45 %
Common
3
12% Dec
May
45%
1
10
Inc
B
Boston
,
3
61% Jan
45%
45%
.—No par
Co
Ami
Class
Boston
,
29% Jan
45%
X4(j%
(Delaware)_■
Co--!
Airplane
3%%
3
In
45%
-I
Borg-Warner Corp common
1
Aug
Bon
Co
W)
Borden
6
41% Occ
xoVa
*45 %
45%
•45
30 %
Co
Book-of-the-Month Club
53% Jan' 24
19 %
37 %
Aluminum &
Bond
,
Mar 11
11
Boeing
/
22
57% Mar 19
•v
10
10
54
Jan
(E
Mfg
& Laughlin
Bohn
3
29% Apr
23'4 Nov 21
25
Apr 23
Bliss
.
Y Bliss
9
17
61 %
18%
.—
&. Decker
'i Blaw-Knox
14
6
45% July 25
1
v
2
12
Feb
13
x60%
19
—__1
8
(Dei), com-
preferred
Black
Feb
46% July 17
Dec
Mar
■
64% May 17
7
26
36
21%
2
62%
18%
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4% % pfd series of 1951
—10.)
7%
11
Apr
75
35
32% May 11
28% Nov
Dec
15% Jan
12
70% Mar 15
46% Jan
:
Steel
Bethlehem
24
61%
19
30%
Ju.
Co__,
Gypsum
11,000
61
62%
18%
_50
Inc—
Foods
Best wall
2
Jan
155
25
28% Jan 23
25% Nov 20
29
47% May
11
May 31
preierred wi_,
cum
60%
61%
Benguet
8
44% Dec
——j
Consolidated Inc
1 pe^o
Best <fc Co Inc———t-—.———I
>
28
61%
61
5
1
Aviation Corp
Bendix
,
May 14
24%
7%
30%
21%
19%
31
31
*101% 103
7%
31
21%
19%
12%
31
*101% 102
—
6,400
1,700
1,700
8.300
3,800
3,700
17,300
10C
*
600
3,200
3,900
20,200
.
60
70
8,500
1.000
3,200
1,400
500
60
41%
1,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
4.100
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12 %
121/4
3,900
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
41%
5%
51/2
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5,000
33%
'
331/2
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
5,500
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
5,200
*81%
83
81%
81 '/a
81
81
30
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
100
51%
52%
*51 %
52%
*511/4
52
%
*51%
52'%
521%
52%
No par
25
26%
27%
*26%
26%
*26 »/2
27%
*26«%
27%
*26%
27%
35 V4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
26,700
Cannon Mills Co
No par
51 Va
50 %
5OV2
5OV4
1
50 %
50%
50 «/4
501/4
300
!51
'
*50
120
—
-
Volume
185
Number
5645
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2679)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
23% Dec
41 % pv>h
12
1
31% Jan 23
45 >/s
22
Nov
14
29% Mar 20
101
Nov
30
121
22% Nov 29
40% Feb
Nov
21
Dec
11
3
Carborundum (The)
32% May 22
99% May
22% Jan
2
105
Mar 21
Airlines
LOW
Carey
12
72'/2 Apr
26
Co
—
65% Jan
11
Carrier
241/2 Aug 16
18% Jan
5
119% Jan
9
95% July 18
104
Jan
21% Jan
5
3
2
43
May 27
20% Feb 13
14
-
Mar 28
1011/4 Apr
51/4 Jan
85% Feb
96
Jan
14% Feb
3
11
8
17
12
25% Mar
6
47
Apr 26
22% May 31
16% Jan
14
110% Jan
14
5% Mar
6
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
17% Jan
8
Carolina
4 %
Power &
Corp
%
Light
•
21%
223/8
21%
22
21%
22
45%
443/4
45^8
44%
4534
44%
45
29 %
29%
28%
29'/8
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
100%
10
1001/4
101
57'/2
101%
99%
100%
99%
99%
10034
260
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
8,000
60
66'/a
66%
66%
66%
67%
67
67%
2,800
58%
14,500
58%
57%
44
22 %
43
22%
16%
102 3/4
102%
16%
53/4
5%
95V2
93%
*96%
*105 %
97%
15%
100
.Feb
20
108
Jan
11
13
65% Feb
25
70
Jan
8
conv
34
4%%
14
preferred series A_100
47% May
3
31% Feb
66
25
38% Jan
11
06%
Celotex
65%
Corp
common—
34
34%
34'/4 :
17
20
3
Feb
14
8 % Dec
Jun
21% Nov
22
16
28
12'A Mar 16
Nov
28
81% Feb
9
57% Apr
86% Jun
43
171/2 Jun
19% Mar 20
13% May 22
9
9
5%
35
43
33
Oct
13% Jun
.
Aug 14
Feb
1
July 24
Aug
9
41'A July 27
19% Nov 28
1
8
7% Dec 31
14'A Mar
7
95
May
Feb
34% Jan
34
34
*333%
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
16% Apr
1
7% Apr
17
9% Jan
41/2 Jan
3
75% May
8
57% Mar 13
9
32% Feb
Feb
7
90
27% Anr
5
25% Feb
12
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
39% Jun
7
3
28
12% May
4
10'/a Apr 13
44% July 19
29% Nov 29
3
691/4 Nov 21
9
109% Nov 21
241/4 Jan
19
May 28
8% Feb
71/8 Jun
19
5
50
35% Dec
Apr 27
110% Jan
May 16
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
6
36
Jan
2
3
16
Feb
11
4
56
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
27% Nov 19
46% Feb
1
30
Feb
25
24'% Apr
2
Mar 19
33% Feb
12
10% Jan
4
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
12 y4 Nov
5
12% Oct 26
12
Apr
2
51 % Feb
9
69% Mar
1
56% Jan
2
60
1
87
3
64% Jan
28
40
29% May 10
7
373/4 Jan
22
Mar 26
12% Jan
3%%
convertible
64
5%
42%
10,700
19%
*7%
46
45%
9%
9%
32
31%
2%
400
9,900
9%
6,800
32
3,400
2%
2%
*63%
64
200
8
47%
64%
36%
1,600
1,000
9
361/4
36
36%
36%
90%
91
90%
90%
*90%
29%
28%
29
28%
293/4
29%
29%
13,900
^42%;
41%
423/a
40%
41%
391/4
41%
10,700
9%
9 %
9
5%
series A
&
105-%
201/4
20%
40
*28%
*90
9
9%
9
noncum
35%
*37%
19%
7,900
v>-%. 200
100
20%
20%
28%
28
353%
353%
35
35
35
38%
*37%
38%
33
38
181/s
19'A
18%
19 'A
18"%
19%
58
57% "
58
58%
58%
32
32%
31%
33%
39%
35
32%
32
%
-32%
32%;
323%
40%
39%
40%
391/2
40%
'39%
27%
26%
27
263%
273%
27%
353/4
36
36%
353/4
193/4
x58'
35%
35%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*11%
12
*11%
12
*56
59
*55
59
*58
28%
28%
''>••>-'••
2,400
100
11,300
59
1,500
t:
32%
39%
5,500
t/
7,300
?
28%
12,800
36%
36
36%
10,500
193/4
20
20
20
*11-3/4
12
*113/4
12
*11%
12
*55
.36'/4
.
700
%
*373/4
60%
74%
20%
38%
26%
25
20
*28%
100
19%
19
39%
59
*55
59
*57
59
19'/2*
75%
73%
74%
73%
743/a
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
88
88%
88
88%
88%
881/2
41%
41%
40%
41
401/4
40 %
40
%
46 %
46%
46
40%
X45%
45%
45%
46 T a
693,8
—25
621%
100
*281/4
59 %
5
62%
100
32
103
Copper Co—
400
62%
*99%, 102%
36
363/8
Chickasha
Chile
2,000
62%
29
38%
Oil-
7%
26%
62%
20 3/«
5%
preferred series A—,
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
3
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
_:
—No par
Cotton
1,600
71%
*26%
*281/4
18%
No par
com
8%
7%
26 %
*20%5
351/2
8%
71/8
29
*37%
9
120
26%
7%
20%
203o
50
fefd
9
2,800
92
27
*28i%
29
No par
_
Pac
North Western
*99%; 102%
Del_50
Ry com
Chrysler Corp
3
C
71
6
Cities
<*
23% Jan
109
Jan
3
i 3
75% July 18
26
43% Jun
111
Jan
13
15
6
80'A
45
8
23
Jan
10
24'% Jan
19
Mar 26
3
781/2 Aug 15
5
50% Jan
13
Feb
15% Jan
102
May
38% Feb
18
3
Apr 24
Jun
18% May 31
103
May
20% Apr
96% Apr
9
12
65
14
;City Stores Co common
—5
T 41/4% convertible preferred—100
Clark
Equipment Co
15
CC C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com——15
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
52% Mar 26
175
80
May 16
Jan
36% Feb
96
Jun
69% Mar
68
Jun
18
Feb
60% Feb
40% Jan
22
15
3
5
5
11
12
2
175
83
Jan
May 16
Jan
43% May 20
104
Jan
14
71% Feb
6
40% May 3
233/4 May 17
753/4 May 20
Climax
43 Va Mar
Cluett Peabody & Co com
106
Mar
98 % Dec
20
1311/2 Mar
2
99
Jan
2
800
Apr
17
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
25
114% May
800
Apr
5
8
5
8
17
27
46% Jan 14
94% Mar
5
78
Jan
3
231/2 Jan
9
13% Feb
25
35% Dec
10
27
11
83
Apr 17
16% May 31
333/8 Jan
2
Feb
503/4 Feb
28
3
501/4 July 30
51% Mar 12
47% Mar 12
36% Dec
39% Jan
18
Nov
50% Apr
25
30
66 'A Apr
9
55
Jan
11
59
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
50% Feb
3
57
Mar
Apr
6
23
69%
69%
70% '*
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
22% Jun
28
34'/4 Dec
19
291/4 Jan
21
15% May 28
17% Aug 16
16% Feb
13
17% Dec
31
26% Jan
3
17
25
19'/4 Jun
5
Aug 23
841/4 Jan
3
75
May
6
78% Jan
11
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
43
Apr
1
48% Jan
4
58
Feb
28% Jan
36% May 15
35% May 15
18
Jan
8
27
Feb
12
13
46% Jan
16
21% Mar 20
151% May
7
34% May 17
523/4 May 14
19% Jan 11
44% Mar 19
20
31% Mar 18
18
54
1
3
31% Dec
25
16% Nov 21
39
2
Jan
100
Nov
29
101% Dec
6
8
Dec
3
IO1/4 Jan
9
Jan
96% Jun
5
421/a Mar
104
1
'
-v
Molybdenum
No par
10%
102/
46
18%
18
102
18%
.
18%
46%
*96 %
61 %
*160
97%''"'
18 %
61%
207
*96%
CI
*160
*80%
83
42 %
43
42
96
'
*80'.'2
73%
1,400
3
73%
731/4
74%
29,200
%
27%
27%
27%
6,200
Va
88%
88%
41%
41%
42
46 '/a
46%
5 '/2 %
&
&
No par
Corp—
Iron
preferred
Colorado
No par
No par
com
series B__
Southern
__50
Ry com—_ 100
1st pfd—100
noncumulative
47*
lo
com
;
Aikman
Colorado Fuel
4%
Co
preferred
noncumulative
2nd
pfd
100
80
46 "
45%
45%
X44%
45
1,700
18%
18%
1.9
*18%
19
1,800
.97%
*96'%
62%
207
62 %
*160
83
97%
*96%
62%
62%
207
*80%
*160
83
97%
62%
6,700
207
*80%
83
42 %
42%
96%
96%
*96
97
280
68
C8%
*68
69%
*68
210
*40
69%
40%
40
40
39 %
39 %
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
70
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
3,900
75%
10,000
41'%
9,100
21%
73%
74%
%
74
41
43%
41
74i%
74%
41 %
42%
75%
74%
43
x40%
41
*128 Va
129
*128%
129
*128%
101%
*101
103%
*100
103
*100
44
103
106'%
107
43 "2
80
..
2,500
129
101%
*78
%
16%
16%
28%
29 %
2834
49%
•74%
22
42%
129
1061/2
*800
*78
16
74%41%
42%
96%
107%
*800
107%
41
109
108%
*800
200
109%
3,000
*800
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
80
80
80
81
79
79
16%
16 %
16'%
16%
16%
16%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
16%
28%
5,300
7,900
49%
200
43%
*78
44%
.
49 "2
*49
*49
49%
*49
50
46 %
46%
*45%
47%
*45%
47%
*45
46
*45
59
*58%
59
*58%
59
58%
*58
59
55%
*54
55%
*54
55:/2
'
55%
*54
20
46%
58%
7,200
55%
*55
50
58
*54
49%
50
160
Broadcasting System-
Class
A
Class
B
_2.50
35%
35%
35%
35%
33%
35%
3-1%
34%
33%
34%
2.50
34%
34*-8
34%
34%
33%
34 %
33%
34
33%
33%
5,200
_No par
17 5h
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1734
17%
17%
17%
41,300
17%
17%
18%
19
19 %
18%
18%
18%
76%
*75%
76 %
—.
;
Columbia
Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Carbon
:r5
17%
______No par
$4.25 preferred
Columbian
*75%
Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
Commonwealth
4.64%
*80%
14,000
105
96%
106 %
$3.50
83
22,800
18%
17%
*100%
96% '
106
Collins &
62
*160
703/8
18
105
42%
*800
Colgate-Palmolive
*96',a
■
69'%
17%
*100%
68%
_No par
(The)
Co
18%
••
18
105
68%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp„__No par
Coca-Cola
19
97%''
61 %J;
'■•'•
71
7,400
96 %
101
preferred_10j
40
68
400
4,300
•
70
101
2nd
46%
693/8
88
96%
*128%
cumulative
-I
*100%
27%
*88%
.
*68%
•
41
4'/o
18
105
207
130
100
68 %
'
'«
41
No par
preferred
'
18%
*100 '/2
46%
*128
7 %
Colombia
22% Jun
-
—5
—100
No par
City Investing Co common
51/2% preferred—
»:
1
21
20
—1°
7
Jan
28'/2 Nov 23
No par
Co—
17% Mar
100
11
10
93% Jan
13
19
I T Financial Corp—
Service
'
.—100
—
City Products Corp
Jan
13% Nov 21
preferred
4
125
27% May 28
4%
46% Jun
15
Nov~29
2
8.50
Common
27
Nov
Inc—,
Co
29
Co
com
163,8
25
39%
Feb
14
103/s Apr
6'/a Jan
22
Comptometer
17
Conde Nast Publishing Co
No par
Cone Mills Corp
;
10
Congoleum-Naim Inc..
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
preferred™—100"
*75%
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
44%
44'/8
44
%
44 %
44%
44%
45%
5,400
29%
29:%
4,000
32
>
*96%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
%
31%
31%
313/4
32%
31%
32%
31T4
33 %
50 %
%
31%
•; 50
:_i
Edison
cumulative
1
10 "
9,000
19%
76%
44
44
44
9,700
50%
51%
50
503/4
49 %
491/2
49%
49 %
5,000
16 %
xlfl %
16%.
16
16%
16
16'/8
16
16%
8,800
393i
40%
9,800
*95%
96 %
300
8%
8%
4,000
40%
40
40%
40
40'A
98
98
98
96%
96%
8%
8%
39%
40%
96
96
9,600
'
4% Nov 23
8'/4 Mar 16
8% Feb
6
4% Apr
8
12% May
6
13% May 20
34% Feb
8
13% Dec
31
18
Jtfa
4
15
26
22% J^n
12
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
42% Nov
15
231/4 Mar 19
141/b Feb
27
44
14
49% Mar 22
43% Jun
7
Nov 29
110% July 17
100% Jun
6
143/4 Jan
17
Jan
393/4 Jan
18
36% Mar 12
15'% Dec
31
18% May
15
Dec
28
34% Jan
jo
23
19
21% Apr 16
43i/2 July 25
44
Nov 26
1% Sep 28
43% Dec 18
14% Jan
Dec
19
112
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
82% Dec
31
Jan
103% Jan
28
19
9
51% Mar 13
92
23
Sep
104
10
3
107
Jan
463/4 May
Consol Electronics
16% Jan
14
15
Consolidated Gas
22
17% Jun
7
11
89
29% Jan
20
Mar 18
2
95% Mar 27
20% Apr
39% Feb
99'/4 Jan
2
10
105
56% Aug
3
83
42% Feb
11
48
27
1021% Mar
5
83
12
117% Nov
page
28.
Jan
3
108% Jan
18
9
94
Apr 24
333/4 May
3
Mar 29
$4.50
4%
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
Mar 12
$4.50
conv
2nd
14%
14%
14%
14'34
3,200
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
15,200
102 %
102'm
101 1/2
101%
100%
101 %
102
102
101
37
2,400
101
2,200
5,300
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
153
8
15'%
15%
4,700
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%,
15%
15%
2,200
47%
471%
47
47%
8,400
45
44
44
_10
47'/8
47%
47%
473/e
47%
10i)
pfd
Stores
%
5
Corp
Gas__
6%
42
1
Utilities
46
46
44 %
44%
*43%
1
1 %
1%
1%
No par
47%
47%
47 %
Inc
_100
1
1%
1%
47%
47 Vi
47%
*43%
*1%
47
300
l3/8
1%
1%
2,900
47 %
47'/4
471%
10,600
91
92
x89
90
90
90%
90
94%
95%
*92%
94%
94'%
94 'A
*93
94:%
*93
94%
'88%
90%
*87%
89%
*87%
89
*373/4
89%
*87%
893/4
18
*87%
18%
91
18
*87%
32
32
32
101
101
38%
17%
91
90
90
*88
32%
32%
33
33
101
._Nq par
101
47
47%
47
47V4
No par
89
89
89
89
100
115
115
X114
preferred
47%
44
%
common—10
—
Inc
preferred
118
36%
14%
43%
15%
5
Continental Can
36 '2
XI4%
153»
Baking Co commoni__5
4
36%
36%
14%
43%
9,700
—
15
36%
37%
14 T11
43%
45%
preferred
Jan
37
14 :i4
4334
32%
Power Co com
921/4 Feb
37%
14%
43%
44%
—
Common
37%
31%
preferred
preferred
Continental
2,900
45'%
Retail
$4.16
3,600
14%
%
32 %
Consolidated Laundries
$4.52
13%
14
44%
No par
No par
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
22
IOI1/4 Jan
13 3a
14%
31%
Consumers
101% Jan
13 %
13%
%
14
2
13%
14
32%
49% Jan
2
13%
13%
43%
{Consolidated
4
1,500
13%
13%
32
Consol RR of Cuba
Jun
5 %
13%
13%
5
43 %
17
84% Jan
*5
13%
13%
5
33»%
23
93% Jan
5%
13%
1334
43
Jan
89
5
13 %
32 %
3% Jan
1
5%
8%
43
Consolidated Natural
Mar 12
5
5
8%
32%
58
45
4%
8%
30%
47% May 27
11
8%
___1
Industries
39% Feb
1% May 15
8%
44
17
Mar 28
8%
Corp——1.33%
Consolidated Foods
Apr
No par
com
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp—_50c
23
3
5
Y
preferred
35% Jan
4
18
$5
N
16
18
6
Edison of
Consol
5
29
Jan
see
23
Corp
15% May 29
39% Feb 12
36% Jan
For footnotes
8
Jan
42% May
1
28% May
6
14% Feb 21
106% Jan
28% Nov 28
31
9
7
14
45% Jan
15% Apr
OctTT
Dec
Western
11
100
111% Dec
8%
500
41%
19
363/4
120
%
*18%
42%
63%
34
x40 '/a
.
No par
com
preferred
25
Jan
Dec
*33%
42%
41%
100
,
Great
Jan
139
Dec
*2%
34
2,400
28%
*99%
preferred
Class A
80% Apr
30
88
.
30%
x90 %
62'%
Chic
Apr
99
91/8
313/4
2%
400
96
30%
92%
62%
343/4 Apr
43% Apr
127
18% Dec
9%
32
54
96
30%
29 %
62 %
Chic Milw St Paul &
29
29
36%
62%
Mar 15
5
Jan
*53%
7,700
29
62
20% May 20
61% Jan 14
Jan
26'%
53%
16%
92%
x7%
Chic
8
36
*26'%
Chicago & East 111 RR
141
100
36%
*7%
45 %
900
76
16%
64%
7%
39% Jan
20
Dec
36
64
26%
23% Jan 11
30% Mar 11
127% Sep
Dec
64
7%
46 % Jun
26
38% Dec
63%
2%
26%
12
Jan
24% Sep
44% Oct
91/8
31 •'4
23/a
7%
12
May 28
44 J/4 Nov
63
9%
32
9%
46:'/B
26%
58
103
78
2%
*7%
46
7%
39% Feb
731/8 July 17
20% Mar 29
■1
196
50
31%
2%
8
46 %
201/4
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co—
16
Dec
321/4
2%
•
4
89% Nov 30
54
9%
31%
.
1
50% Jan
46% May 24
47
7%
46%
1.25
12
17% Dec 27
Dec
*18%
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
39% Feb
18
75
Checker Cab Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
31
29
40%
4
94'/2 Jan
42% Jun
Nov
421/a
183/4
9%
No par
30
104% Jan
Jan
Common
8
2
39
42%
183/4
8%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
__1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
___1
2
9
60
42
18%
46%
63
*71
16%
96
43
4
%
1
53 %
*95
18 3
9%
10
54%
42%
1
Co_.
16%
19%
46%
7
.16%
43
1
26% Jan
Jan
Jun
Belt
*
5
Corp
87% Jan
Nov
18
42%
*18%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
30
34
—9.50
29% July lo
30
39% Dec
Pasco
30%
35%
No par
102% Apr
4
551/4 July 10
471/4 Jan
6
102
31
de
30%
*34%
5
16%
*53%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric-
24% Oct 25
Dec
Corp_.
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
9
711/4 Jan
Jan
10% Mar 28
99 % Mar 18
41% Jan
5
31% May
2
49% Jan 24
9
26% Jan
97% Dec
10
Central
11
29
69% Jan
31
43% Mar
Jan
99% Jan
12
55 % May 28
Dec~20
38
591/4 Feb
16% Nov 29
70
West
Cerro
18
20
31% Apr 27
28
34% Jan
& South
16%.,
'
50
Violeta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co__
9% Feb
31% Jan
28
17
36y2 Dec
Oct
Central
8
25% May 10
16
28% Feb
185
100
16
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Aug
20
76
34%
3
45
Nov
*71
30%
108
93
74
30
1
12% Jan 30
*71
95
1
23
76
30
21
Jan
5,800
49%
95
Dec
54
12
49%
30%
Oct
3
5,700
11%
50%
96
94
20
20%
11%
48 34
*95
preferred
Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—
20%
11%
47%
90
22 % Oct
39% Dec
21 %
11%
46%
96
34
37% Jan
21
11%
47
4%%
9
3
20%
)
11%
■
Central
May 20
2
Dec
700
11
36
11
87
18
31% May 14
9% May 31
3 0'/4 Apr
2
21/4 May 28
26
18
100% Jan
4
13
No par
com
20
173/4
17%
.
55
3% Jan
Jun
*70
173/4
*53%
69% Jan
35 %
*45
16,800
1,600
16%
43% Jan
20
XI13/8
76
15%
3,800
54%
8
20% Oct
12 %
45%
*70
97%
108
36
16
10
96 % Jan
12
45%
Foundry Co
;
1
of Georgia Ry com—No
par
preferred series R
100
.
153/4
*106
35%
54
11% Jan
6% Nov
20%
*96 3/8
16%
33%
Illinois Light
59% Jan
53% Jan
173/4
20%
6,300
34%
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
8
Jan
173/4
19%
7,300
95%
66%
Central
44% Feb
7
17%
19%
110
5%
94%
66 %
Central
14
45% Dec
17%
19%
102
x5%
66
1
77% July 19
28
*17%
X102
65%
1
7
18
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
>35
49,200
108
56% Apr
13
27 % Feb
•66
3434
*106
16% Jun
10
Aug 17
65%
16%
97%
15%
;
600
16
5%
*96%
•
70
22%
94
2
54% Dec
Sep
16 %
44
104
5i%
108
58
22%
16%
94
2
May 24
29% Mar
28
May
15%
65%
34%
103%
5%
•97%
♦96%
107
-r
5
Central
79
'
95
20
Central
51'A May
15
113
1—
—
Aguirre Sugar Co
3
52% Jan
19
Central
8
Mar 14
17% Mar 22
31
16
Jan
81/4 Jan
61
23
23
preferred
73
16
Nov
5%
37i/2 Apr
16
32
28
13
15% Oct
27% Jan
18% Feb
12
51 y2 Jan
98 Vi Dec
4
5%
58%
43%
22
16%
104
94
16
27
Jan
:
103%
108
Feb
75
57%
%
.16%
16%
97%,
15%
'105%
119
1
;
5%
*96%
16%
:t'
22
95
21
106
'43
22
16%
5%
95%
No par
571/8
43
x22
103
:_7
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred—
57%
43
22%
573,4/
103
common—__io
100
/
43 %
-
*22%
16%
100
preferred
4,500
'100'/2
_12.50
preferred
31.600
67
*43
1
5,100
//
25 %
25
*66%
21
Feb
Shares
22%
Nov
17% Dec
the Week
June 7
44%
64 y2 Dec
104
Friday
June 6
22%
50
2nd
Sales for
Thursday
46%
10
preferred
4.20%
PRICES
23
No par
Carriers & General Corp.
Case (J I) CO' common.:
7%
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
SALE
June 5
45%
—5
common—
>6%%'conv
HIGH
Wednesday
22%
Ry_100
Carpenter Steel Co
12
j
June 4
1
Clinchfield & Ohio
50y2 Feb
AND
Tuesday/
June 3
5
Co
(Philip) Mfg
Carolina
Par
Inc
55% Feb
13% Nov 23
102
Capital
4«% Jun
12
2
55% Jan 23
94
4
12
Feb
31
19
Dec
26% Jan
38% Feb
22
65% Dec
11% May 28
100
9
IB
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
9
20% Jan
Mar
4"r
Monday
'
EXCHANGE
27% Apr
29
49% Nov 20
43
Aug 17
18"o
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
114%
100%
46 %
18
101%
17%
100
90%
18
91
33%
100
47
46 3/8
471/8
*89
91
88%
89
114
114
113
113
90%
17%
*88
90 %
18
91
1,400
-
30
'
22,200
10
33
33 %
99%
99%
150
46%
47%
16,600
*88%
90 '/a
70
113%
1,100
--*112
6,400
I
1
...
...
.
V
..
.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
12%
12
26% Jan
7
23
23%
54 % May
3
Continental
Insurance
5
50 %
51 %
49
Jan
2
8% Jun
7
Continental
Motors
1
7%
7%
7
5% Dec
6
9% Jan
9
11
6
34% J«n
1
45% Nov
15
34% Feb
12
41% Jan
2
.25% Jan 23
58 Va Dec
28
51% Jan 21
79% Apr
29
68 Va
54% Feb 27
41
Mar 20
70
20
Deo
,
30% Jun
24% JdO 23
33% Dec
14
49% Apr 26
52
Jan
31
54% Jan 31
66
Dec
13
26
99
84
13
May 28
5
94% Jun
27% Jan 20
99
Jan
25
93
Jan
8
32% Feb
24
28
Feb
11
5
154
Jun
5
180'A Mar
7
Oct
30
20
57 % Feb
3
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
31
25
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
97% Mar
7
80
28% Oct
22
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
16
4
14
14% Dec 19
Dec
2% Jan
86
16
11.% Mar 27
11
18% Feb
35% Feb
28
23
23 % Jun
5
697/a Apr
3
49% Apr
Feb
2
92
3
2
23% July 25
26
19
7
104
Dec 27
$1
$2
,14
13
Jan
Dec
26
-,.7% Nov
16
10'A Jan
65
,
14"% May
10
31 Va Dec
3
9
19% Dec
10
2
32% Apr
17
30% Apr 25
3
13
14
8
17
22
Jun
4
12
47% Jan
11
38% Feb 12
47
Jan
11
51% Mar 29
64% Jan
14
49% Feb 12
59% May 20
19% Jan
26% Jan
23
49% Nov 28
38% Feb
33% Feb
14
49% Nov 28
Oct
1
65
19
1
56% Nov 23
53
47% Oct
79
Dec
NOV
Feb
96
21
79% Jan
24
11% Dec 31
4% July 16
6Va May 21
12% Dec 27
17% May 21
30% Dec
3
22
May 16
7
36%
31%.
31%
31%
31%
35
34%
35 %
%
*49%
52
*49%
52
*49%
51 %
*69%
72
*69%
72
*70
71%
*72%
74%
*73
74 Va:
24
24 %
24%
65%
88%
86
86
*93%
95%.
93
03 '
31 Vt
30%
31%
31
J 55
157 1
155
'
237 B
23'*!;
*80
2%
937«
86%
95
*93
95
c-M
31
«, 1
81
29%
14%
14%
13%
80
29%
29%
13 %
24%.
25
»51%
12.300
34%
35
28
28%
.28
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
—100
28%
10
26%
5
8%
23%
61
*59%
8
7%
32 Va
•
30%
34%
12%
59%
60
x58%
21%
21%
x22
22
44
44%
x43%
43%
x43
12'%
27%
26%
44
59
58%
57%
57 %
8!
8%
7%
7%
7%
32 %
.'
12%
8,100
v
300
7%'
900
32 %
*31
121 a
12 %
4,200
8%
591
12%
8.700
300
59%
59%
43 %
*59%
59 7
22
59%
*21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
300
43%
41
%
42%
30,800
43%
42 %
'*42%:'
a
417
43%
58 7 b
59
58%
59
56%
56%
1.000
61
2.600
56%
56%
57%
84
42
59
43 %
43%
59
50 Va
a
'
a
50%
57 %
84
82
82
82
82
11%
11
H-%
11%
11%
11%
ll'/a
11V4
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
6% Feb 27
13 Va Apr
3
40% May 7
49% Apr 15
.1,150
60 Va
7%
32 %
*31
a
60
11%
•'5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
13%
*12%
2,100
5%
13%
Corp common—
—1
preferred series A—,—100
*82
3%V»
Dan
12% Jan 25
29% Jan
2
X22,0Q0
27 3 a
8%
43%
44
58%
370
i
■
27%
60%
12%
V V 9.500
12,800
v'
r
v
35%
61%
12
58%
No par
38,900
27%
*30 7a
12%
No par
93
34%
7%
32%
52 Va
26 3 a
60%
8
26%
02
93
*59%
61%
1,000
2,700
...
/
14%
Mills
River
Inc
*82
20
12%
12%
*12%
13%
12%
12%
*12%
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power &> Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36 Va
*82
37
5%
convertible
preferred
—
-200
*
.
14%
,
24%
.
*
.,
297a
14-a
•
,
35%
*27*%
✓
82
%
13
1.000
5,600
28
34%
35
28 %
2%
5
Dana
1
9
9Q0
„
31%
.
29%
94
35
1
.
.
5%
"
52
*93
34%
10
*78
14%
13
27%
52
*28 V»
Class A
'A- -40
13,300
:
90
24%
2',4
29%
14%
13%
94 Va
,
80
-
156%
4
kV.
31
:
80;
*93
12.50
1
2%
x5l%
93'
28%
12%
...
31 Va
1
53
I
*5
,
82
12%
.28%
-2%
: 31 ;
14%
13%
2.50
5
5
2%
29%
29%
13%
80%
23"
24%
23%
'
31%
* '
'80
81,
14%
5
156%
155
155
30%
-
20.900
;
v
29 Va
-
-
31
30%
24
c*2%
3 iv
2 %
31%
82
*59%
2.900
•
X
91 %
*84%
5
13%
100
23%
9211
80%
*93
154
23 %
14%
-
18,900
*84.%
90
.
31
5
::31 %
32 %
23 Va
10,000
,
'
r;
2%
2%
32
95
154
23%
5
86%
30} 2
155
23%
5
a
24
92%
*93
88%
85%
36
23%
23
23%
87%
*84 Va
24%
86%
85 Va
28%
pfd
7,100
36%
52
Cutler-Hammer Inc
18
Jan
5
30%
31 %
35%
35% i
34%
Curtis-Wright common
86% Mar
31
4.800
34%
31%
29 V«
America
600
t
.
*49%
52%
prior preferred
Prior preferred $1.60
12% Jan
10% Feb 12
17% Mar 19
35%
.
.
52
28
$4
20
21,200
67%
36 V*4
70%
.34%
66%
*35%
•>
35%
68%
'
35
93%
noncum
68%
35%
44,300
v
31%
53%
of
'
900
4.900
8%
34%
Curtis
5
34 Va
2
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
28
34
93%
Cuneo Press Inc
13% May
24%
52%
6
59% Jun
18
53% Feb 12
34%
93 %
Feb
33% Jan
2
31% Jan
7% Jan
63% July 19
21
Nov 19
34%
ii
No par
2
9
68%
13.000
5034
7%
7%
67 %
35%
67%
_1
65% Jan
7% May 14
Feb
6%
35%
68%
2.50
—_
Cuban-American
2
35%
68
12%
24
31%
(The)
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4% %
preferred
Jan
11
May 17
57% May 16
9'A Sep
40
28
6% Jan
52% Oct
38% Jan
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel Co
8
7
84% Aug 20
7% Jan
,
35%
7%
•.
68
67%
66 Va
Corp common—5
Crown Zellerbach
18
21% Apr 10
25 % Dec
,14% May 28
11
Feb
RR
7%
No par
Jan
Cuba
7%
68
100
preferred
57
Jan
*23%
50%
36%
25
of Wheat Corp
100
Jan
50
*49%
_1
Crescent Corp —
Crown Cork & Seal common
29% Mar 12
<
12%
23%
50
50
50
preferred
Cream
17
Apr
15% May 13
31% Feb 18
12%
23 %
50%
—5
5
Dubllier Electric Corp
3%&
12%
23 Va
49'a
68%
34!
-
Crane Co common
.Mar 14
29% Jun
2
31
28% Dec
7
50% NOV 23
,11% Dec
3
22
12%
23%
•
_
2
36% Apr
May 14
Jan 15
Jan
4
May 17
6% Jan
Shares
12%,
67
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%V« preferred
:
100
"il/zc.o preferred series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining commonlO
7%
preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp—
—1
2
the Week
June 7
7%
67%
;
68
14
5
—
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Cornell
24
Mar
25
May 28
2% Feb 27
33
5
164
5
6% Jan
14
96% May
32 '/a Apr
19% Jan 21
23% Aug 27
5% Sep
v2'/a Dec
,
6f«
Friday
June 6
36%
5
Delaware
Corp
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
5%
27% Jan
19
of
Cooper
99% May 27
89
-Jan
3
5
Jan
152'A Dec
8
31
74Va May 17
87% Apr
Deo
Continental Oil
2
25
preferred—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
When issued
May 15
52% Jan
convertible
Continental Steel
37% May 17
60% Nov 29
89 i
May 3 J.
43% Jan
7
28% Feb 11
49% May 21
59>/a Feb 15
21% Mar 8
40% Mar 12
6
Dec
.23
37
May 28
33
5 Vo
Sales for
Thursday
12%
7'%
15% Jan
58% Apr
14
PRICES
.
49%
*23
2
19
20
SALE
June 5
23%
12%
Feb
Jan
28% Oct
Sep
12% Feb
12%.
5
22
45
22
15
43
HIGH
Wednesday
Steel—
12'A Jun
16% Oct
22% Feb
<
June 4
June 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Continental Copper &
Industries common
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
<0
LOW AND
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
30
84
113
7,400
% 200
8
%
100
36%
9,100
45%
*77 V
46
5,300
35%
44% Jan
24
50
Nov
16
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
75 Va May 31
86
Mar
7^%
45%
45 7 a
*77
79
77
78'/a
6
80
May 22
86
Feb 27
Preferred
3.75%
series B
100
*75
80
*75
80
*75
80
*75
80
*75
80
1
82
Jan
4
88
Apr
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
*80
84
*80
84
*80
84
*80
84
*80
84
21
83
95% Mar
Sep 27
Dec 12
81
99
Feb
Sep 25
13
27% Feb 11
6
26% Jun
7
31'A May 18
26% Feb
13
27% Dec
5
347/a Jan
35% Feb
26 % May 28
16% Jun
25% Apr 27
18% Sep 10
36% Jun
8
Jan~23
48
May~14
38% Dec
79
Jan 26
24% Deo 18
NOV
7
14% Feb
9
26% Feb
9
14
43 % Deo
40 ' Dec
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
12
7%
Jan
Vilbiss
50% May 21
Jan 31
De
16% Feb 28
39% Mar 0
13% Apr 25
29% Apr
4
9% Apr 17
15% Jan
14
Diana
34% Jan
14
39
1
2
60% Aug 17
47% Feb
8
69
26% Dec 26
30% Apr 23
24% May
3
32% May 22
10
13
lOVaJten
2
11% Jan
Dixie
1
May
Dr
14
14
56% Mar 20
67
42% Feb
12
Jan
3
17% Jan
2
10% Jun
3
12
1
22 5
a
22'a
22%
2,600
X43%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
43-%
44
6,400
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
41 Va
41%
Apr
6
6
102% Jun
3
82 % Jun
89% Feb
33
Jan
20
38% July 12
34% Jan
Dec
28
50
39
Pont de Nem
48
*35%
51%
16
15%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
37
*35%
37
*35%
37
50%
51
50%
32%
*46%
*35%
51 Va
51
2,900
32%
32%
30%
31%
31%
>31%
31%
31
31%
25
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
14%
14%
14%
1.500
32%
32%
;32 %
s
*31
%
32 V4
32%
5,100
■
'
'
-1
1,300
-j
3,100
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,10C
4,600
67%
68%
68%
69
69
67%
68
07%
67%
22,900
30%
30%
30
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
32
30%
31
7,100
No par
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
2,400
13
13%
13
10%
13%
10%
13
13
13
13%
12 7 «
13
No par
-1
76%
78%
76
„
77%
78
76%
78 V4
76%
78%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3 a
21
63%
64
64%
63 \
63%
63 3 4
63%
64%
23,200
56
56%
63%
55*%
20%
03 %
55%
56
55 %
55%
54%
55
16,100
*18%
19
*18%
19
18%
18%
*10%
11
*10%
11
11
11
Va
78 7
x68
1
19
19
18%
56%
18%
1
10%
10%
11
11
8%
8%
8%
8%
*
4
8%
a
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,300
16.900
3,800
400
800
8%
2,900
26.400
(E I) & Co—
5
193%
202 V2
191%
197''4
191
194%
193 Va
194%
194%
195%
103%
103%
102%
103%
102 7 a
102%
102%
103
102%
102%
No par
43% Jan
49% Jan 29
52% Jan
18
42% Jan
49
Jan
24
4%
Feb
29
46
Jan
50
Jan
31
4.20%
May
48% Jan 29
$4.15 preferred
preferred
52% Jan
12
46
Nov
14
54
Feb
24
45% Jun
50
14% Jun
5
17% Jan
11
14% Jun
16% Jan 10
17
48% Deo
5
40'/a Feb
12
43 % Feb
47% Jan
11
14
Eagle-Picher Co
57% Aug
8
37'A Apr 19
35% Apr
83
83
83
82%
82%
82
83%
500
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 Va
35 Va
36
35%
357a
10,600
40
40%
*39%.
41 Va
•39%
41%
*39%
41%
39 Va
*46%
48%
*46%
48%
*46%
41%- ( ; ;
4812
43
*42%
43%
47%
473a
*46%
48%
*46 7 a
481'a
42 %
43
*43
43%
43
43
*47%
49
*48
49
47%
48
50
50
5
DWG Cigar Corp
36% Feb
83
50
„—
900
84%
50
—
19
*84
10
50
—50
——_
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
22
100
51%
51%
32% '32%
30%
31%
11%
....
I
5.7Q0
31%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
7
6,700
64
16%
37
51%
*62
'
15%
-47
47
37
64
*62
16
15%
.—No par
54
Jan
51%
41%
64
16
No par
'44% Dec
47
■
*35%
41%
*62
64
14 7
Common
203% May 16
110
Mar 27
Jan
*62
<15%
Preferred $3.50 series
2
39
37% Apr
44'/a Feb
t
16%
Preferred $4.50 series
1
176 Va Mar
*47
41%
64
16
14%
Duplan Corp
99% Jan
6
22%
Dre„wrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International—.
121% Feb
53% Mar
22%
14%
15
26
6
22%
14%
27
Jan
9 Va May
83% Dec
18
23
14%
Industries
Dresser
du
11
3,600
22%
14%
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
2
12% May 23
Dec
50
14%
Dover
21% Feb
Dec
50
50c
2
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
29
1
Dec
49 %
-5
50c
Jan
14
46
48%
Ltd——_—.—No par
Mines
91
6% Oct
43
48 Va
2
-!
24% Jan
16% Nov 23
'44
48 %
,
_1
Co
Cup
Pepper Co
Dome
14% Mar 19
May 29
,
49
25
Corp
20
27
48 %
—-1
Corp
12% Jan
2
75% Mar 12
10% Jun
Feb
3,300
%
Dobeckmun Co (The).,
57% May 13
19% May 9
237
4,200
16%
„
20 Va
21 Va
—No par
Stores
Divco-Wayne
11% May 17
NOV 29
175% Nov 29
3.300
28
16%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
May 25
102% Dec 28
27%
27 a4
16%
cumulative preferred
$1.50
Mar 29
34
|9
7% Mar
26 Va
28%
16%
2
Diamond Match common,,
37% Mar 13
4
49
17
27%
X27%
16%
10
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
11% Jan
27
28 Va
16%
16
13% Jan
10
27%
28 Va
10%
Co—
5
Jan
27
28%
16%
Devoe & Raynolds class A—
Alkali Co——
25% Jun
57
27%
28
16%
Diamond
20% Feb 21
44% Nov 20
27%
28%
16%
41%
57% Jan
Jan 21
31% May 13
95% Sep 14
23% Deo 21
82% July 5
50% Dec 31
27 7
28
1
19
12% Nov 29
72% May 28
18% Deo
3
27%
—
23% Oct
9
16% Mar 21
15,200
*61%
Corp
17% Jun 15
Apr
18,600
30%
20
Detroit Steel
May
7
17 %
30%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—loo
2
Apr 24
Dec
16Va
30%
Detroit Edison
23
35
13% Aug 27
17
30 Va
44
50
29% Nov 29
3.300
16%
30%
43%
31'A Nov 27
,
20%
17
—No par
50
20
3
20%
10%
30%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR-No par
22% Jan
30 Va Jun
21
17
31
23%
Western
&
60% Aug 18
44% Apr
5
35% Jan 17
31% Nov 23
21
16%
23%
417/a May 21
110
30%
20%
49
65
79%
16%
48%
2
45%
31%
21
Delaware Power & Light Co—-13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
—3
37% Jan
2
61% Jan 11
37
Hudson
Lack
Va
16%
preferred
Delaware
45
31%
20%
Deluware &
15 Va May
7
45%
77%
.10
50c
„•
Inc
common
44% May
22% Apr 29
38% Jan 28
64
Deere
51% May 15
26% Apr 18
0
41'/a Feb 25
33% Jun 25
Decca
1
77%
50c
Dayton Rubber Co
6
Records
46%
20
3
8
& Co
45%
77%
287/a Apr 25
25% Jan
7
July 28
47
5
23% Jan
20% Apr 10
13% Jan
2
3
29
8
4
17 % May
32% May
31 % Feb
16% Mar 12
8
12% Dec 18
25% Oct
20% Jun
38%
43 Va Feb
*45
47
47
47
*45
48
*45
48
14%
14%
14%
43
*
\
*47%
48
*46
48
*44
46
47
47
*45%
xl4%
14%
14%
14%
*14 Va
42'a
70
14%
41 Va
1,000
'
48%
45 3 4
14%
> 60
46
*45
47
•
30
110
1.000
;c
E
29% Jan
23
75% Jan
23
100% July 17
150
Dec
54% Dec
17
2
51% Jan
4
26% May 16
30% Mar 13
30% Apr
4
81% Mar
41% Feb
13
81% Feb
13
18
170
51% Jan 23
66
Oct
29
22 % Nov
30
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
Jan
3
33
May 24
May 16
86
Jun
74
Dec
30
17
35% Nov 26
90
Apr 12
50
Nov
15
16% Jan
30
21% Dec
18
.32% Nov 29
41% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
106
2% Nov 28
•
32% Dec 14
11
34
Nov 20
150
May 29
Apr 30
103
.
Jun
7
158% Feb
28
64% Jan
27Va May
8
77% Mar 15
81% Apr
11
40
Jan
16
91
Apr
8
18% Mar
6
1
21% Jan
9
11
25
2
40% Apr
4% Apr
Feb
8
35% Mar
ll'/a Jan
30% Feb
3Va Jan
31
Dec
27
2
14Va Jan
20
34% Dec
13
47
30% Feb
6
Apr
50
Jan
30
47'/a Jan
3
10
57Va Dec
13
29% Dec
53% Mar 14
27
31% Dec 28
25%
Oct~31
5% Dec 31
19% Dec
31% Oct
87
Nov
20
1
23
25% Jan 11
19% Dec
§1
17% Mar 20
30% Sep
3
27
38 % Jun
27% Apr
5% Mar
9
8
7
34
May 20
6Ye Jan 14
19% Feb
15
21
32%Feb
Jan
7
9
15
35% Apr
10
98
5
84
Feb
15
89% Jan
14
9
27% Jan
18% Jun
2
32% Apr
30
6
20% Jan
7
71% Jan
3
77
Feb
1
5.9
7
62
Feb
28
Jan
32 Va
Aug
23 Va Mar 29
Dec
7
JM
58
Dec
12
71
footnotes
40
13
see
Feb
2
July 18
page 28.
Jan
417 it
42%
42 Va
417
42
42%
1,800
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38 3 a
37 Va
38%
11,500
28%
28
28V4
28
28
28%
28%
*27%
com—10
39%
40
X38
38 %
38
38 5«
38 V*
38%
100
Corp——5
76^
77
x747/a
75%
747a
76
75%
757a
74%
75 y4
11,460
54%
54V4
54%
54%
54%
54i%
55i
54%
54%
*6.800
10114
102 %
100%
102
150
150 Va
150
150
53
53%
53 Va
53Va
26%
26%
26Va
26 Va
Assn
Kodak
Steel
Co
Edison
Bros
4%%
55
101
102 Va
*148% 150%
53
53
26
26%
*78
79%
33 Va
33%
*86
90
10
common
100
2
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Stores Inc common—1
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%%
preferred
Elastic Stop
&
100
Mus
Ind
Amer
Elliott
Co
5%
El
1,000
*77%
86
20
*19%
20Va
36 Va
37 Va
36%
36%
3%
33V'a
12Vs
36V2
36%
*50%
51%
-50
*61
62
62
37a
4
X32%
33%
12 Va
12 %
36V4
36 Va
*49
4
33'%
12
12
36 Va
36%
79 Va
70
33%
78
33%
86
33%
3,300
*80
10
90
%
20%
19 Va
19%
36%
37 Va
36%
36%
*20
3%
32'.a
3%
4
32%
32%
117'a
37
12
12
36%
36%
Va
800
*
6.20C
4
25^00
32%
4,100
12''a
36%
*49
52
*49
52
*49
62
62
62
63
63
*62
3
38%
39%
38 34
39 Va
387'8
39%
391/8
39%
39%
■•"•••
37%
37 Ya
37%
37Ya
37%
37%
38
38'a
38'/4
Emerson Electric Mig Co
4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
—5
—10
Empire District Electric Co_
Endicott Johnson Corp common —25
4%
-100
preferred
8.50
Equitable Gas Co
32%
32%
31%
32'/2
30%
31 Va
31 Va
31%
900
39% '
37%
-
6
5%
Erie
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
-100
_
.50
.
15.00C
4,000
6%
4,400
6
20 Vt
20
20
20%
20 Vs
20'/a
20 Va
34Vs
34'/a
341'a
34%
34i%
34
34%
84
84%
85%
84
84
84
84
30%
31
30 Va
31 Va
31
31 Va
31
31 »/4
19%
-
37,100
.
31 Va
6%
20%
34%
No par
_
31
57 a
2074
19V»
I8V2
18%
18%
18%"
1,8%
18%
341/8
341/8
*84
85'/2
31
311/4
*84
6'/a
6
*
Erie RR common——
-
6%
20%
—
4,106
.
63 Va
—3
Paso
Class B
2,50C
,
\
52
51%
*72
73%
*58%
60'/a
'
xl8%
72
*58%
18%
6Va
6
1,300
1..700
-:■•
72
*72
72%
*58 "a
6072
*72
,*58Va
73
-72 V
60
*58%
„;
72%;;
60%
70
8,200
.
-
60 %
20
3,000
26%
78
3%
9,600
v;
149
26%
33%
33%
103
26%
90
11%
2nd preferred—
Natural Gas
*26%
78
3%
9,200
54%
33%
33%
2,000
54
*86
„50
conv
*145
28
541%
20
20
37%
101%
102%
150
54
*33'%
-10
preferred
78
101%
*147
8
90
10
common
5%
"<
78
19%
Elgin National Watch Co
.
337'a
x36%
shares
Battery:
38%
38%
„
33 Va
5
(The)
•
78
*86
1
Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
9
34% Mar
70
For
12
13% Jan
21 y8 Nov
31
May 14
15
Fuel
Stainless
Eastman
6 r/o
&
prior preferred
Electric
May
28 Vs Feb
uas
4V2V0
Eastern
Electric Storage
65
29% Jan
Eastern
1
9
52% May 10
42
37%
-27%
10
vi»^
3
38 Ya May
12
44% Feb
,
14
23 Va Mar 21
21% Jan
;
5
58% May 13
Mar 12
53
40
41%
1
_-*0
Eastern Airlines Inc
3
74% Jun
26% Nov 28
-
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2680)
.
4,900
300
Number 5645
1S5
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
^^.T?RK,STOCKEXCHANgE.STOCKRECpRD
Ranee for Previous
I*
Year 1956
Lowest
t
15
4
\a Jan 20
20
"•
21% Jun
29'A July 17
-
Mar 23
4
38% May
59% Dec
7
10% Sep 26
155/a Dec 28
26
15% Jan
1
-107b Dec
14% Feb
20
Apr
9% Jun
16
25% Mar
20
75% Mar
65
7
Jan
Eversharp
Ex-Cello
17
16. Jan
'16% Jun
Feb
2
53% Dec
ID
43'A Jan.
7
.44%
Ffeb*ll
Falstaff
55
11
Dec
27 "■
13% Feb 23
-36
Fab
18
14
% Mar 12
41
1
18% Dec
4
C6% May 7
21% Sep 10
30% Dec 26
37% Mar 14
31% May
7
26% Nov 29
100*
■
Oct
1
135.
44% Nov 29
26-% May
53
l
?•
Nov 19
Feb
68
10
98
Dec
33% Nov 29
lOl% May 14
i
7
•i
91% Feb
51
109
82
102% Mar
Feb 23
Feb
18
11
43% Jan
9
11
77
Nov 30
July
6
53
July
6
111
100
Mar
■
93
Feb 12
Feb
5
84% Jan
3
92
54% Jan
2
59% Mar 19
Ford Motor Co
18% Apr 29
52% May 21
16
Feb
12
41% Apr 18
13% Nov 28
35% Feb
13
11% Jan
2
11% Apr
11
July 18
13% Mar 12
97% Mar 20
86
Jan
24
Fob
9
16% Mar 22
15% Apr
24
16% Jan
9
Dec
11
38% Apr
.8
4
18% May 13
69
May 28
24% Jan
79% Oct
20% Oct 24
8% Feb 24
11% Dec
78
14
22
31
94
3
23
Mar 29
Foster-Wheeler
Francisco Sugar
3
14
9% Jun
Jan
Froedtert
9% Jan
26
25% Feb
9
30% Sep
28
38
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
331/4 Jan
28
Apr
29
36% Jan
8
36% Feb
12
5% convertible
preferred-.
Game well
Co
(The!
45V4 May 22
Dec
//
6
13
44% Jun
July 16
16% Aug 13
6% July
3
26% Jan
;
:9
125
May 22 •? /
Dec
13
12
119
Oct
11
59
2
37% Jun
25
Jun
7
Jan
88
May 16
General
General Baking Co
Jan
1Q
10
Feb
17
135
Apr
26% Jan
11
Jan
34% Feb
13
13
17% Jan
86
5
6
1
12%; Jun
7
10% May
{
13
54% Jan
2
52% Feb
5
17- Jun
19
11
May
108% Dec
40
11
18
122% Mar
124% Feb
85
Dec
106% Jun
31
25
6.
27
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
.34% Oct
23
% Mar 20
16
37% Apr
84
-Jun
33% Jan
3
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
60
115
44
4
Jan
Nov 28
17
6
91% Feb
2
40
Apr 12
21
68
Jan
May 25
38% Mar 28
29
Nov
19
34
14% Feb
9
34% Jan
4
4% Dec
18% Dec
.
38
Jail
23
5
12
47'A Nov 29
18% Jan
8
50% Jan
10
7
Feb
13
6
32% Feb
Apr
2
39% Feb
Gct~22
21% Jun
5
90
May 17
102
Oct
Nov
121% Apr
86% Sep
5
27
100
12
37% Jan
12
45% May
Jan
108 % Jan
8
6
7
General
93% May
23
107
Apr
7
23
45% Dec
8% Oct
40% Jan
12
~31~*
35% May
18
45% Jan
24
62% May
25 % Apr
9% Jan
12
8
Aug 23
31 % Nov
6
24% Sep
28
41% Mar
1
7
90
,
23
„
163
Nov
J
23
Dec
4
12
70% May 13
86% May 24
7
36% May 13
18
31% Feb
44% Jan
16
13
48 % Mar 12
1% Dec
27
60% Sep
2% Feb
10% Dec
3
14
l%Jan
160
6
Apr
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
2
18% Dec 27
14% Feb
9
79% Dec
27
For footnotes
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69 7 b
18
2
29% Feb
69 % Jun
40% Feb
1
11
79% Jan
10
Jun
3
5% Mar 12
3
149% Jan
12
31% Mar 13
77
7% May 18
41% Aug lo
108% July 17
Jan
21
20
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Feb
12
7
25
11
common
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com
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89
95
93
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56
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26 7b'
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27
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76
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36
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55
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5
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174
1%
1 34
1%
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5
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8%
90
—
Goebel Brewing Co__—
Gold <fc Stock Telegraph Co_
Goodrich Co (B Fi
•
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900
■
57% Jan
2
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2% Apr
8
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& Co
13% Jan
36% Feb
86 %
9
2
6
Granby Consol M S & P
Grant
Union
(W T)
Co
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common
Apr
15
6% Apr
18
37V% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Stores..
8
Gt Northern Iron
Ore Prop
35% May
85
Jan
14
45% May 15
21% Jan 11
Great Northern Paper Co
Great
Great
Northern
Western
Ry Co
8%
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87a
87a
8%
87a
8%
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297 a
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29%
29%
29%
29%
30
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50
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497b
50%
477b
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34
34
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34
34
33%
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33 Va
33 7b
71
78
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78
78
78
78
78
78
78
1
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6 7-4
6%
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33%
33 3..
33%
33%
13
;
800
69%
71 %
2,500
4234
43
6,500
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3,700
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130
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130
21
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100
131
131
131
73
73
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74 %
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2874
28
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28
28%
27%
287a
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20
20%
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20%
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preferred
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1
.100
20
I
-
2174
2174
131
74
X21
4,500
43
100
Greenfield Tap 81 Die Corp—No par
Grevhound Corp (The) common
3
Feb
3374
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1
89
3334
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217 V
220
63a
Bay & Western RR
217b
1,800
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74
42
73
42
800
8,400
12,700
%
72
74%
43 %
8
16% Apr 30
34
74
74
42 3 V
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2
34
4
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8r'a
34
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6 74
43
75
4374
21% Oct 30
4
a
74
747 b
43 7«
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14% Jan
4
34
25
4
80
6 7
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33% Mar 12
17% May 10
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preferred
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13,900
30 3 a
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(H
a
13V
50
11
96
54
29
22
30% Apr
21% May
•x
5
12.50
Jan
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100
(The)
Jan
>
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717b
29%
78
page 28.
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70
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7
Jun
19%
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29%
18
3
106%
29 %
70% Apr
26% Jan
2
107
29'1
128% Jun
Jan
105
tWr
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Granite City Steel
19% Oct
11%
—100
preferred—
Grand
Jan
31
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
*11 lb
4_-s
Co—
59% Jan
45
130% Dec
117 b
$5
31% Apr 26
9
19
46% Apr
23% Mar
11%
4
46% Feb
Feb
Nov
2
11%
5
60% Dec
34
34
38% Oct
117b
issued",
29% May 28
29
117 b
%
Corp
8% May 17
25% Feb 11
Nov
1,300
11%
1
Telephone Corp
20% Mar 16
36% Aug
9
79
7,600
11%
Mar 18
70% Feb
27
36
5% Nov 29
25% Feb 14
15,000
147a
11%
$4.50 preferred—,
/
No par
Glidden Co (The)—_____ -*-10
14
28% Nov 30
*
17%
4974
Giinbel
159% Apr
66% Feb
89% Mar 23
84
17 7 b
May 23
26
29,400
487a
27
4% Apr
70
120
55
■'""/14 74
Gillette
37% Jan
/ " 54%
0
4,400
897 a
147 j.
Getty Oil Co
-91
54 7
*89
177 V
46% Mar 26
2
897b
128
49%
39% May 29
8% Feb
5
2d
597b
*120
14%
8
3% Jan
125
17 7u
Gerbcr
2
93
587b
49%
8
Jan
40%
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14%
15
Signal—
Corp
(The)
397b
'r
6,600 /
/ 2,400
1774
50%
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4 % '/o
preferred
100
4%
7,800 /
58%'
14 7 i.
50
,
100
Products
587 a
58
17%
74 Vo conv preferred
—100
preferred
100
72% cumulative preferred
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
-1
34% Feo
9
5% Jan 25
14.
Mar 14
20
Mar 20
40% May 31
23% Jan 22
97% Mar 21
Jail
7
3
21
8
Oct
May
Jun
25% Jan
54 %
3
60
95% Apr 25
52'A Sep
13
66
90
12
Dec
Sep
2
3
37% Sep
90
3
177
Jan
Apr
700
'58
;
2174
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21
128 %
1287a
350
747b
10
27%
27%
1,900
207a
2074
207a
1,100
167 V
16
16Va
807b
81
81
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*
16
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16%
80
1674
16
83 '
.
300
12'b
497b
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Refractorles_^
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/ > 4,000
93
607b
547 b
(Delaware) _1
Corp
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:
;•
14
—
23 % Jun
153
7
78
90
75% Nov 28
25% Nov 27
54%
'55%
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General Steel Castings
General
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5
General Realty & Utilities-
2
1,800
2,300 /
407),
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93
u
54%
547 a
*69 %
preferred—___No
Shoe
3974
60 7
*89
C9%
Rights (Expire Jun 24)—.
General
>;
190
17%
common——No par
Railway
397 V
*88%
61%
89
,69%
Advertising
General
93
61
89
187).
General Portland Cement Co
General Precision
Equipt Corp
19/64 May 20
30% Mar 7
May 28
55'A Jan
16
96
27% Mar 19
577V
90
90
a
Utilities
16% Mar 18
587V
125
56%"
.
10
"3974
12%
130
90
3.400
,
497a
•79%
407b
95
*120
67ib
Public
24% Feb
10
130
6(»'b
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42
49
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20,600
997a
102
102
497V
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General
Mar 20
>■
397 b
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617 b
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;
33
8
4074
40 %
93
61%
19 %
Service
Mar
•98,
507a
No nnr
preferred—.;
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conv
49
5674-'
547o
9974
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2,200
177 a
Nopal-
$5
$1.60
/
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7,000
,
18,800
*88%
167 i.
preferred
Motors
53 74
26
110
49%
14
;y
Corp
Public
34%
66% Apr
5%
34% May 17
5
Mills
*
General
52%
25%
s
4,800>
4
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Co
General
46
~13~
5
Dynamics
May 20
39'A May 22
■Ai
29% Dec
Jun
9
/
■
'
34% Mar 12
7
Nov
6
1
4
58%
x40V»
55%
100
27
19
36
44% May
4% Feb
29% July 18
2
25
30% Jun
28
53% Dec
24% Nov 29
32% Oct
Dec
Jan
36% Feb
35% Aug 24
5% Aug 20
34
24
5334
26
"
^ 1 1,600
297b
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14%
Corp
General
103%
577b
58
62
_ioo
—
General Finance
Corp
General Foods
Corp
General Instrument
30
May 10
115% Jan
% Jun
31
11
-''28 3»
587b
587 b
58 7 b
%
93
181
28%'
287b
104 74
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95
1274
40%
177:.
500
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89 %
126 %'■
,
.
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12,400
397b
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7
Jan
58
2,500 '
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257a
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587 a
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90
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General Contract
Cprp common-,1-2
6 '/o series
preferred
iZlO-
General
8% Jau
93
;
19%
common—
preferred
General Electric
69
5
38% Feb
106% Jun
101 % Mar 15
49
12
93 V '
127 a
;r
126%
Inc" com" "1
Cigar Co ,Inc com
_;7 %»' preferred-, v—ll—
22
19% May 15
45% Jun
7
59% Mar 19
1
40% May 28
Dec 31
110
1st
97
12 7 h
45
General
22
Jun
.
:
397b
u
68% Apr 12
12
6% Feb
10% Mar 20
73% Dec
9
Feb
4%
974
39 34
61Ta
*
Transportation- 2.50'
69
15% Feb 27
50% July 23
1
6% Dec 31
61
Apr 26
14% Jan
12% Jan
21
65 % Aug
5
.
;
9
59% Dec
Mar
', Apr 24
132
May 20
97b
40
58%
35%
19 Va
25%
9974
-
v
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^$8 preferred
43
Mar
/
357V
•
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4974 7 4074
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% 337b
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9974
102
397 a
•
197a
257u
25%
10
8%'
General Bronze Corp„
General Cable Corp com
46% May 24
35
123 % May
3
"
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6
81% May 20
•
15
49
4.300
-
14'..
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General Amer Oil Co of
30
27
4834
1
preferred——
Amer
997 b
*10174
3,600
>•
53
557b
54%
".
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'■
-
Jan
46
23
5574
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35%
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/
53 7 a
40%
r,Hi{
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convertible
$4.50
257 V
102
49
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40%
preferred" 5o
General American
Investors com—1/
5
55l/4
102 7
2874
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22%
fi 28
.
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26%
60
40 3 V
4
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2,400 yr
/
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3374 T 33%
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257b
28%
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257:.
277b
•
-
40 3
227b
35%
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6%
287 a
;;
14%
'
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:
23
*1974'
•
28% "2874'
•
103% :
54 'V;
"i 26 "
1
4%% convertible preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
General American Indus com_
:
:
28%
99
12%
(The)
101
9
25
1
Oct
6
147 b
par
common
Co
May 20
52% Jan 23
43
Jun
22% Feb
C 138
7
.45% Oct
9
128 % Jan
Oct
27 t^
Dec
Gar
2
26
Jan
40
4
Garrett Corp
257b
53
.99
53
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Inc
72
31
97% Feb
.
6
>13 % Dec
5% Jan
(The)
37
10% Aug 30
142
24% Jan 23
30% Jun
14
34% Mar 13
41% Nov 23
17
'22% Dec 28
80% Dec
2
15
15% Feb 19
4
Co
Gardner-Denver
36% Jan
9S % May 29
5
73% Dec
1
Jan
Jan
8% Jan
3
51
■
60% Oct
54
30
4% Apr
19
106% Mar
May
14% Jan
31
30% Nov
99% Sep 24
32
5
Dec
51
4
6% May 28
7
39
27
35% Jan
Gamble-Skognio
11
9% July 17
12
3% Jan
10
Apr
54% Dec
9
14% Dec
10% Apr
45
43
4
31
4
Gabriel
197b
337u
28%
-'
227b
357..
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/337a'25%
r
6
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14%
60.
407V >41'
-
*:
6
2,200
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58%
574
1474
/
72
'
.
2,900
-
;
11
32% July 31
23
6
'
6% Feb
7
57V
/■
1,900%
~
24%'-
*66
•■
597V
3,800
7%
24,400
/Wb 1,400
16%
247-4
72
v
*55
.
*9%
par
Corp——.^ZZZZZIZI
9% Jun
8% Jun
16%
3,000
97 a
:1678
8,900
t
1174
X2434 / 25
237b
,3574'
:
39 ',4
in
42% Feb
4
53%
97b
•117 a
•V
>
-
1
3
49
41
23
>
33%
103%
;
101%
*93
inn
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
4 </o preferred—
14
;
"
5
,'5
100
I-IIno
Co
11% July 19
% July 20
8
41% Dec
48%
•>
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co-
110% Apr 17
28%
543B
"
par
5
53 Vb
974
11%
*1674
a
19'% "
X28%
103 ',4
49%
3
12% Jan
80
28=8
98%
101%
'
53%
9%
57a
257 a
287H'
103
Corp.
17% May
G
6% Dec
l
:
53%
117b
6074
33
257a
"53%
ino
Foremost Dairies Inc.'
21 % Jan
3% c/o
*19%
33%"
28%
10
preferred
preferred——
63% Mar 12
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
33 Vs
-6.25
convertible
43%'
>58%
4074
40%
23%
357b
357-4
'
-19%
*19%
26%
"55% "56 %
"collNo
43%
•i *66
157
-
Ifv
*57
"
common
43%
'7-
"
*25%
Corp
3,4 %
40%
"35% -357,.
_
Light
May 15
May 14
"
60
23%
/
Fair Stores Inc
common-—1>
$4 20 dlv cum pfd ser of
'51—15
Food Machinery <fc Chem
Apr 25
134
V 40 7 n
-'V
2 50
Tire «fc Rubber com:
16'%
59 7<j
37b
15
157b
*56
23%
;_n0 p^j.
Florence Stove Co————
1 '
Florida Power
Corp__
~
71 ■
'Rights—
""—''a
Florida Power & ■
65% May 15
4
-
"40%
23%
preferred-,__25
(The)
3
:V6'/C;:
15 Vb
21%
16%
72
5874
'
/
_s
Stores'—
.7
'
,
21%
16%
43%
•25%
*67
:
587b
Shares
22
16%
/
the Week
;
June 7
-
21%
T
53 7 b
53%
97 b % 97a
1174 >12
16% '16 74
2574
257i
57»
15%
60
22
Friday
v
June 6
j
'
preferred-*-——
10
35% Feb
159
13
14% Jan
May 14
coin
prefjerred-i-i-^^
4
88 >Jan
•;
15%
60
>
72
581'4
/
6
*
•16%
*67
59%
-
10%
25%
,
16»4
x43%:"43%
.
Sales for
Thursday
.
16
12
16'4
>7-
72
58%»
Corp—l
Firestone
Feb 21
44% Jan
18 Z
Oo
First National Stores
——No
Firth' (The) Carpet
Co—:
Flintkote Co.
41% May 22
5
*67
5
'
59% May 8
% May 16
58% Jun
3
A
50
26
C8
12% Jan
49% Feb 19
2
Apr
9
Feb
■
16%
21%,
53%
97»
117u
25%
Jan'/2
51% Jan 23
-94
B
53%
-
10%
12%
-
lG^O
Fibreboard Paper prod
com—No par
*7? CUIU conv preferred——ico ^
Fidelity Phentx Fire Ins,N*—
5
2
May
99% Jun i 4
-
50% Aug
62
"
106
-
18
11% Mar
/;54% Atlgf 14/,i
12
66
9% May 15
34% Feb 12
21% Mar 12
10
*
Dopt
Fenestra. Inc_.
Ferra
14
29% Jan
47 "Mar 12
105% Mar 14
*13 ~
Dec
83% Dec
57
83 % Mar 18%
■
-;
'
Feb
2
Jan
103% Mar 11
v
25% IJfay 20- >
54% Feb 12V-
:
36% Feb
32
8
7
4.60% cumulative
'
3
41
Dec 27
* Nov 23
41% Feb 16
'41
Feb
147% Jan'
12% Feb £7
3
27% Apr
10
e
I ^>aFer -Board
Federated
43-T#
25%
Mogul Bower
Bearings—5
Federal Pacific Electric
Co—
Ii
5
45
16*1«
45
12
Corp common
~Z 1
,Pf* 1953 'series—,Zii61
Federal
22%
16%
_1
common
series
21%
16%.
53 »/a -53%
-,
Fedders-Quigan
>31% Jari 10
-
"
22%
1
,
Metallutrgical Corp
-5
33% Jun
Feb 26
.
98
-
/
26 '
Jan
% 61
*
27% Feb 12
<
106% Jan 16'
Dec 21
10% Jan
1
61
Mar 26
30% Feb 23
5
2©% Apr 29
7
91% Jun 27
101% Nov 14
47 :
25
1 f.
May
May
Mar
27% Jan 21 %
-
1
39% Mar 23
43
7®eb U.
ItF
'
Aug 14
.29% Nov 29
12
I
'
25
92
32
.'
_
Farwick Corp.
25% Apr 30
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
>
•
"
29% Feb
Jun
No par
Brewing Corp
5,0
preferred
Fansteel
7% Jan 14
June ,5
44
Co
SALE PRICES
HIGH
June 4
16%
&
f
Wednesday
22%
?
Family Finance Corp
16% Apr 23
61% May 13
51% Feb 14
41% Aug 17
-241/4 Dec 13 "
3
MaylS
62%
;
r
,
Morse
»
AND
Tuesday
rJune 3
&
3
25% Jun
5% Apr' 23
13% Feb 13
-
14% Dec 27 1
5
31% Jan
17
7% Jun
22
•
5% Doc 17
Oct
22% Jan
par
™
inc
Corp
Fairbanks
J ■?*. ». * •'
'
LOW
All'Plane Corp-l
Fajardo Sugar
Co__—2n
11
'.f
■
Monday
Evans Products Co
?
10
r
30
12% Jan 24
11% May 15
15% Feb 26
6
68% Sep
Apr
}J! *
1
*
■
EXCHANGE
1674 May 24
51% Apr 16
53% May 29
.
12
■21% Oct
31
'
STOCKS
•
r
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
26
1
3
15% Nw 15
:
v
5
42% Apr
■
tf
* •
v ••
-
Range Since Jin. 1
Lowest
Highest
20% Dec
Chronicle
■
16
80%
807a
16
16%
80%
,.
-v
.807a
13,600
•
.-
■
.
70
;
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
22
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2682)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
27 % Jun
8
35% Jan
13
5-/8 Jan
3
NoV
2d
i>-/8
29V* Dec
21
8374 Jan
23
2
12% May 10
Guantanamo
32'% Jan
80% Jan
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferredNo par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
74% Mar
7
12
152
11
16
May 13
Gulf
90
Dec
17
100
Sep
19
39% Dec
17
34% Jan 24
42% Mar 20
103 Va Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105'/a Feb 23
45% July 25
27
83 % Dec
Jan
107 Va Feb
147'/a July 26
26
32% Sep
1
1
Sugar—
100
*93%
Hackensack Water_
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall <W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common
1
4% convertible preferred—
100
Hammermili Paper Co
—-2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac com new„7.50
6% preferred—
100
Harsco Corporation—
—2.50
e Harris-Intertype Corp wi_
_1
40%
79
- 22.%
20%
*94
$4.20 dividend preferred
2
$4.40 dividend
Jan
7
98
Apr
94
Jan
24
96
Jan 29
39% Feb
13
41% Feb 21
40%
40
*86
92
39%
900
29%
29%
29%
2,500
*76'A
77 %
200
14974
42,400
4174
6,100
4ni/,
40%
143
40%
4fl7/„
40% 40/«
92
93/a
93/a 9<
40%
90
93% 9j ,a
93/a 97
*86
92
90
92
97
8j
90
92
97
*93%
*80
Nov
13
19
20% Mar 11
Sep
18
20
92
4
27
24
Jan
19
24% Dec
10
58% Feb
20% May
Jan
Nov 26
130
Nov 30
May 31
93% Apr
18
Sep
107
24
87
33
33
31% Feb
Feb
9
2
May 28
128% Jan
20
15
Feb
11
33% Feb
15
48% Dec
146
12
37
135
35% Apr
5% Oct
32% Dec
Mar 27
Aug
39
13
1
32% Mar 25
Harsnaw Chemical CO—
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6% Jan
7
34% Jan 21
32
9
12
Apr
4
Industries Inc—
>Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
*40%
x79
40%
79%
22%
20%
96
32%
35%
*20
79%
22%
20%
*93%
94
94
32% 32-/8
35 Va 35%
132
132
45% 45 Va
*35 Va 36%
36% 36%
25 v4 25]A
30% 30%
5%
*32
5/8
33
37
13% May 28
17% Nov
28
49% May 22
14% Feb
15
Feb
11
17
May 13
28% Apr
2
23% Feb
Mar 12
18% Jan 23
13
34% Mar 27
20
26% Dec
25
5
76
Jan
2
2
54
May
6
Heinz
90
Mar
76
Dec
19
89% Feb
27
73'/a Apr
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
46'A Apr
85% Nov
15
101
Jan
5
86% Jan
7
Dec
11
Aug
6
16Ve Feb
17
18% Jan
22
Heller
(W
E;
24% Jan
16
Holme
(G
W)
31% May 20
34 Va Mar
Oct
17
38% Jan
31
21% Mar 15
14
35
Jan
21
110
7% noncumulativfe preferred
Hercules Motors
No par
8
17% Jan
10
Hercules Powder
5% preferred
44% May 15
Jun
7
47% Jan
23
11
47% Jan
21
50V4 Feo
19
4V4%
41% May 23
2L
20
3
23
27% Feb
'1(2
40% Jun
6
Hertz Co
34% Feb
12
40% Jan
4
Hewitt-Rcfeins
Feb
24
Jan
54
115% Jan
61
30
19
46% Mar 14
13 % Nov
29
20'/a Mar 19"
1
15V2 Apr
17
13
77% Feb
3
64
2
78
Jan
17
Oct
2
Jan
3
80V8 Feb 25
85
Jan
22
80
99
12% Mar
Jan
2 1/12
100
common
common—No par
Hershey Chocolate
May 16
61% Dec
33% Nov
common
53% Mar 20
124
Dec
45% Dec
27% Jan
Feb
15
51% July 19
36% Nov 29
45% Dec
3
1
10
25
& Co
20
23% Mar 29
20
15% Dec
110
preferred—
3.65%
1
Co common
J)
26% May 25
23% Oct 25
34
(H
series A——50
1
preferred
(Thej
$4% cum 2nd pfd
38%
22%
38%
Household Finance common—No par
29%
297k
29%
29%
preferred
__100
preferred
100
4.40%
preferred.
—
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co
1
76%
85%
*94
58%
76%
85 %
97%
59%
76%
84
13%
lO'/a
13%
10%
*94
59
13%
10
77%
84 ,
97%
59%
13%
10%
jtHudson & Manhattan com__
100
-c.
5% noncumulative preferred
100
Hudton Bay Mln & Sm.-Lld—No par
*3%
3%
10%
*373
3%
12
22% Jan
7
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
10
Hires Co
31
25% Sep
7
17% Feb
12
24% Jun
7
Hoffman
Electronics
10
2.50
21%
1
50c
*10%
23%
*9%
17%
(Charles Ej
1
11% Jan
12
10% Feb
13
20% Jun
4
Nov
15
19V4May31
22% Jan
11
Holly
32 % Jan
16
31
Feb
5
5%
Feb
20
28% May 22
33% Feb 11
40% Jan
10
74% Jun
19
23
29% Oct
17
31% Dec
5
40
4
10
97
Feb
8
6% Jan
4
25% Feb 26
28% Jan
10
16% Jan
3
22% May 27
22
39% May 29
(5
23
21% Jan
23
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
35 Va Dec
26
40
6
3
36
Jan
25
Jan
3
28% Jan
24% Sep 25
Jun
6
5% Jan
2
28
?o
,i" i.
Honolulu
11
6
73
Jun
6
85
Mar 13
26
102% Jan
10
84
Jun
4
88
Apr
26
90
Dec
26
105
Feb
28
88
Jan
7
100
Apr
l
41% Jan
3
12
Dec
18% Jan
3
12'A Feb
26% Mar 19
20
48% Mar 22
59% May 17
15
Jan 18
18
9% Jun
6
3% Apr
23
1% Feb
13
4% May
6
5% Nov 30
11% Apr
23
53A Feb
11
ll7/e Apr
29
1% Nov
18% Jan
8
Jun
6
89% Apr
3
21
23
July 26
July 17
66
15% Dec
13% Jun
3
167/a Jan
14
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
78
Jun
6
85% Apr
8
4% Dec
13
7% Jan
13
25
27% Dec
13
4J/a Feb
23%.Jan
64
Jan
99
10
19% Nov 29
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
27% Feb
10
35% May
57% Oct
1
72% May
i
5
22
Jan
3
29% Jan
40
May 31
4
51% Mar
*10
67%
133A
*78
5%
_5
100
Hupp Corp common
*
1
5% conv pfd series A
—50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
May 21
357/8 May 23
16% May 31
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
preferred series A
5%
6
2
common
4%
20
15% Nov 29
Co
3%%
Dec
Dec
57% Aug 17
Corp
$4.25
75
Mar
Oil
Hooker Electrochem
83
96
29
36
61%
33 V4
*89%
preferred
No par
Hotel Corp of America
1
5% conv preferred
—25
Houdaille-Industries Inc com
.3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
4% Nov
Aug
Homestake Mining—
39% Jan
103% Mar 16
31
19%
10
30
_12.50
10
71% Jan
52% July 17
26
29% Mar
Sons—
Sugar Corp common
convertible preferred
Mar 25
59
30
8% Jan
&
(A)
5
5
Co
Furnace
Hollander
Corp
32%, Apr 22
16
Dec
89
Corp
88
Feb
35 % Jan
56
Hotels
Holland
9% Apr
12% Dec
14'% Apr 12
11
6% Apr
Hilton
4
34%
16%
21%
10%
24
10
19%
20
29
36
61%
34%
91
5%
68,
14 ,
80 j
5%
35
17%
,
*10
21%
10%
24%
10
20%
36
65%
33%
29
35%
65%
23Va
89%
I
91
5%
27
i
5%
26%
22'%
38%
*10
66%
67%
67%
35
13%
80
5%
35V4
17%
17%
35
17
137/«
80
5%
35Va
17%
39
13%
*78
5%
-
3A
10%
67%
i
33
1,200
35%
36%
5,100
Central
28% May 28
51
Jan~19
4J
9
53
Apr
43% May 27
Illinois
393/„ TUTq
"21
RR
9
X35%
35%
500
25-8
25-8
3,000
*29%
30%
400
0%
7U0
32 %
43%
30
43%
va
I,100
600
lo
25%
7o %
75 Va
52
52
8 PA
4
16 V«
25%
87 %
Co
17%
1,900
x21
24 Va
2,600
*Jl'%
3j
3--,,
*15 Va
16
IP/4
z° 4
JJ a
58%
58 '/a
*49 %
37
14%
67 V4
20
83%
83 Va
140
21
21%
4,800
*10 JA
10%
100
23%
24%
7,400
9%
9%
2,800
18%
18%
II,500
19%
2,100
19%
35%
35%
5,200
64
647/B
16,700
33%
34
14,800
*88
5V8
4,100
*26%
27 V4
100
30
73
75
84 Va
94
59,4
13
13
9% 10
*3/4
3 /2
10
10
66
66%
13 e 14
78^ 78
5%
5%
35
35
17
17%
38%
29%
30
22
38%
73%
93
90
58%
53
4,000
13
13
600
10%
9%
66
14 %
14 Va
78
78
32,200
34%
34%
1,200
16%
17
5,000
38
537a
54%
10,200
30'%
307a
4,100
20
*42'/a
*41%
*48 Va
44
*45
47%
*44%
303A
46
*45
31
31
4
52
Feb
11
4.70%
cumulative preferred
45 Va Jan
4
48
Jan
15
4.42%
cumulative preferred
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
45
1
46 % Apr
23
4.20%
cumulative preferred
50
26% Jun 20
30
Nov
13
27% Jan 23
31% Jun
4
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Electrica
Industria
59
Feb
13
151
Dec
31
76 Va Jun
8
52 y4 Dec
Dec
20
85% July 20
73
Feb
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
100% Dec
13
79
Feb
12
165
69% Mar 20
20
20
47% Jan
83% Dec
42
25
88% Jan
Apr 30
13
Insuranshares
Ctfs
52
Interchemical
Corp
103
Feb
7
35% Dec 31
85
May 23
27% Mar 25
6
41% July 25
May 28
174
21
Feb
28
32% Mar 12
Nov 21
78
Jan
23
142
29
Jun
21
3
345
May 14
10
May 22
1
38 3A Jan
6
156 3/4 Jan
11
25
Jan
14
33 % Jun
11
25% Feb
12
31% May 15
Jan
3
69 Va Jan
10
8
98 V8 Feb
12
9% Jan
88
112% Aug
9% Nov 26
14% Mar 13
98 % Nov 29
144 % May
87 % Dec
12
106 % Mar 13
15% Feb
7
21% Apr
85
Sep
13
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
7
19
19
Aug
44% Feb
3
20
76
7
May
2
Int'l
Iron
4%
Feb
13
2
103'A May
9
124% Jan 14
Nickel
of
Canada—
40% May 23
International
6
51% Apr
23
International Silver
(5
35
20
5
29% Feb
12
6
49 % Jan
2
32% Dec
28
39 % Mar 16
30% Feb
12
15 %
Aug 27
13% Jan
7
23 Va July 18
19 % Jan
2
13
Feb
9
18% Dec
27
July
37% May 13
73
Jun
6
33% May 10
14% Feb
32
19
Apr
2
Jan
28
9%
15
7%
43%
43%
44
41
44%
2,400
23%
23%
23 %
41
40%
41%
87
87
49'!4
%
88 Va
*87
28'a
28%
28Va
292 Vu
•'
295%
29434
7 Va
Shoe_;
7%
7%
35%
3538
35%
144%
145%
*32%
23 %
32%
3278
Va
29%
29 %
73
73
77
112'A
10%
141 Va
22%
145'A
32%
33
29%
29%
*73
110%
10
22
77
111%
29%
29
77
*73
111 Va
10 Va
9%
103%
10234
111%
10
103%
40
300
41 %
3,100
88%
28'A
3,400
311%
77,820
9%
991,000
35%
19,400
87a
35'/a
35
141%
142
111%
143
33 %
900
2978
2974
6,200
74
*70
11,500
6,400
11,400
9%
10
x9%
103%
104
103 Va
1037a
*o974
91
8974
22%
*22
22%
21VB
22
21as
21%
95'A
95 %
9474
95 %
1173/4
11774
11774
45%
*44%
45
32
*30
32
*117
40
39%
40
44%
44%
44
44 Va
100
111%
111
974
40
630
33'A
89%
40
40
28%
304%
91
40
*30
25
111
237 a
407s
*87
*89%
44%
25
35 Va
142
*23%
91
39%
No par
common
8'/a
738
118 %
preferred
7%
28%
305
35%
95'A
397s
40
44
44
33
*31
100
1,800
160
200
3,800
1,200
100
32
*30
30
30
3574
35V8
3574
18,000
6,500
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International
Utilities Corp
_5
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353a
66%
67 %
67%
67%
68 %
73
70%
72%
66
66%
33 'A
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
1
*32%
327a
Interstate
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,600
13%
133/4
13 3/4
13%
13%
137a
3.50
29%
29
29%
28%
2874
23%
28%
4,500
29%
29 %
31%
31 %
31%
31 Va
317b
31 Va
31%
3,300
31%
31%
27%
28
277'a
28 Vs
5,500
28
51%
5134
51%
51%
Dept
Interstate
Stores-.
Power
Co___
5
30% Feb
24'/a Jan
2
28% Mar 29
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
43 % Feb
12
54
Island
50 %
120 % Dec
17
2
130
45% .May 23
10,000
*116%
19
40% May 16
8674
95%
10
22
86
1163/4
56% Nov
Jan
86
7%
%
10
>150
8 5'A
*150
35%
146
4,800
155
85%
155
95%
27% Jan
May
29434
296
155
2,400
12,800
23 %
;
87
28%
—
43 %
43 Va
296 Va
—
85 Vb
*150
116%
34% Jan
122
;
85%
95%
10
7
150
84%
118%
18
Feb
150
84%
95%
30
130
155
*116%
Nov
May 14
857a
28
33 Va Jan
32
30
84 Va
87
237/a Dec
21
29Vb
85 aA
28%
29%
31 %
27%
30
774
29%
84%
100
2
58
7 3A
29%
85%
No par
Jun
37% Apr
7%
30
85
95%
preferred
International Salt
Jun
7
7%
29 Vb
86
102%
38% Jan
4
7%
29%
*89%
common
774
73A
73/4
i
■
1,900
85
88
111%
21
29%
*87
28'A
293 %
7%
*73
10
••
'
7%
102
5%
31
Va
86
41%
^No par
"
Va
*44 Va
46
31
43
43
30%
103
30
38% Feb
31
*98
22
44
29% Jan
307a
102
70% Mar 13
Feb
*44%
31
*45
46
31 %
7.50
Paper
38% Jan
_
46
46
preferred—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
34 % Apr
16
47%
23 Va
$4
43% Nov 29
20
*45 Va
*45
41%
100
preferred
International
86
47%
30 %
International Packers Limited-
112% Jan
*45
33 VB
11
9
47 Va
29%
20
23% May
*45
33 Va
11% Feb
17% Jan
47%
Sys class A—25
107% Jan
2
48
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com——5
Int'l Hydro-Electric
3
8
43
*47
*23 Vs
145%
94% Mar 26
Feb
*41 Va
48 Va
42
100
Int'l
98
43%
*47
23 Va
35aB
23
6
42 %
*41
49%
43%
No par
115% Apr
89% Jun
*41
43%
*48
41 Va
No par
common
preferred
7%
44
*41 Va
48%
23%
(expire June 10)--
Harvester
*43
43%
48 %
43 Va
_i
Corp
Machines
Business
Rights
Int'l
44
*41 Va
1
common
preferred
Interlake
33% Apr
22
69
34% May
4%%
Jan
35% Jan
92
*42 Va
Va
5
Inc__„
38
49 Va
43
100
23% May 14
5
2
38%
43 %
20
Inspiration Cons Copper
4
6% May 28
25% Jun
11
_^_No par
Co_—
20% Jan
Jan
^No par
100
preferred
6%
Inland Steel
40% Jun
6
288
28% Sep
4
55% Jan
1
24 Va Mar 13
33 V8 May 28
Dec
11
7%
29%
85
*150
84%
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand common
8
Feb
99% Jan
39%
Mexico
SA
Industrial Rayon
61 % Jan
23
27% May 28
143%
156
De
7,000
3774
48'/a Jun
5
20
5%
53%
3
14
2,700
5%
30 Va
cumulative preferred
9% Apr
4,500
30
cumulative preferred
39 Va Jan
Va
66 %
53%
4.08%
5
300
200
10 %
37 Va
4.26%
5
14,200
3%
*3'A
*9%
30
2
7% Jun
50
93
537a
8
29% Jun
100
84%
*83 'A
38%
9
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
1,100
13,300
5374
Jan
11
6,000
21 '/a
29 Va
54 % Apr
19
50
89
5%
38%
55
7% Apr
400
29%
*29
54
11
33 Va Dec
10,600
14%
67 'A
elf
67 /2
82v4 83/a
21% 21%
'?
29%
27
Feb
1,400
53%
46% Mar
Apr
22,000
29
47 '/a
(3
Jun
200
40 Va
37
54%
Dec
5
2,000
51
33%
37/8
11,500
310
110
116
eo'r
58 v4
40%
10
1,300
38%
38
29%
39%
44
Nov
10
30
53%
50 % Dec
44
100
1,500
29 %
Ilii^'" Power Co common—
—50
50
50
50
41% Dec
4,800
36
—15
10
9
v
30
46%
46
*35
,_No par
Idaho Power Co__
63% Jan
1
'
135
*133
•:a
17
50
33
73
*83 %
94
o9
13%
10%
3%
400
97
.>■/*
29-,8
97%
59%
*13
10
20%
10% 10%
23% 24_
9%
9%
18% 18%
19/a 19,a
29
29
35% 36
64% 65%
33/a 33 /a
88
88
5 /»
5/«
*2674 27 A
22
22%
38
39
77
84%
13:V4
*78
5%
'
29%
*83%
*94
59
'
>>7
A-u
22%
38%
29%
*75
11
/a
9%
<19%
19%
29
36
66
34%
89%
5'A
26%
19%
800
20%
*95
89
If/a
5?,
^8 %
49%
39%
24
19
19%
29
11,100
22 V«
32
77
la >4
21%
10%
21%
"10%
23%
x9%
38'/a
19% Feb
25
9% Dec 26
84
27V4
22Va
7
12% Jan
18% Oct 22
33
15%
39 ,a
In i*
of A 53- 4
49,8 51
38% 39%
37
37%
14
14 A
*65/a 67 a
*82 /a 83/a
15%
,38-/2
5%
*26%
22%
37%
24% Nov
18% Dec
84
75
51 4
"87
lj/4
32%
14Vs
67%
*65%
1,000
80 Va
,,.
,
33%
37%
38%
37Va
14
14
68
84
*66
*82 %
No par
(conv)
*51%
*86%
37
13%
1
100
77
52
83
17% 17%
24
24/4
*32% 33
15% 15 /4
39
40%
111
H2
58%. 58%
*49'/a. 50
*75
21%
*10%
23%
9"%
19%
19%
*28%
35%
61%
33%
*89%
5%
*26%
22%
12
9% Nov 27
21% Dec
37
5
Inc
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
*25%
40%
32
32%
—
43/a 43/a
J3;4 *j?-/4
25% a0
45
lo
2b%
<7
51/a
8
17%
44%
15%
"2oU
*75
51 /a
*86%
1<%
44%
16/4
26%
44%
*15/a
43% 44
15% 15'%
*25% 26%
*75
77
51 Va 51%
*86% 89
17'A 17%
23% 24
32 Ve 32 Va
15%
15%
39% 40%
*111% 112
58% 58%
49Ve 49%
38
38%
5
1
15
100
—25
100
dist
Hecht Co common
3%% preferred
210
*21%
30
3U
#->o
33
*32
Haveg
97
86 %
«u/a
aa/b
2u/2
yo
jj
Jo,a
135
oEif
35/2 36/4
3b
Jo^
2a /»
/4
bu
al/b
30/a
aa
JJ
35 m
133^
21-4 22
20ta 2. h
94- 4 95/a
33
33
41^% Jo
*128_ 136
45 7a 4a .a
3o% 3 a A
a6% 36/4
2a% 25-fa
*30
30,a
93 Va
41
40
*40% 41
79% bJ/4
41
x22%
*132
133
45% 46
*35% 36%
36% 36%
25
25%
30% 30%
*5%
5%
*32
33
Harns-Seybold Co
27% Feb
5% May 28
Mar 29
8
31
32%
34%
1
5
——10
Hat Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred
50
39% Mar 11
3
27% Mar
16
39
May 22
25
—
24% May
38% July 31
24% Nov 20
15
Apr
48 % May 17
-
~
29% May 28
11
111% Jan 11
45% Jan 15
37% May 17
23
31-/8 May
42% Mar 29
17
2
89% Jan
24
Jan
28% Jan
90
"j!
H
7
71% May
13,000
*40
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
Common-
5
91
39%
11%
29V4 as/a
<6.4 <o/4
H''4 loU •
An3,
....
Shares
25
11%
5:q%
29/4 29,8
*76% 77%
147
148 a
.
the WeeK
2474
3,
in/4
—.
No par
100
100
41% Jun
93'/a Feb
7
3
85% Jan
June o
x25% 25%
76
76
146% 147%
Co—
Utilities
States
Sales for
Friday
June 7
Thursday
June t»
25
25%
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 4
25% 26%
*}*/* * * if
29% 29%
Monday
June 3
25% 25%
11% 11%
29% 29%
<"76% 77%
146% 148
Par
34% Jan
29% Mar 21
14
Corp
7
9
Mar 14
98
Aircraft
Grumman
24% Jun
39% Mar 23
12
76% Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1950
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Intertype Corp
$6
Creek
5
Coal
50c
common
preferred
1
I-T-E-
Circuit
7
Jacobs
(F L)
9
Jaeger Machine Co
Breaker
Co
*121
44 Va
—5
122
44%
*121
44%
122
44%
*32 5
a
44
28
51%
122
*121
Va
44%
28
51%
28
51%
28 Vb
51 %
50
1,000
4,400
*120%
122
120%
120 Va
10
44%
45
44%
44 %
7,700
18,500
J
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
22% Dec
13
29% Oct
4
32% Oct
1
B*% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
15
48% Apr
27
3% Feb
28J/a Feb
94% Mar 14
80
55
473A Jan
Mar 14
May
Dec
27
102% Feb
43 Va Oct
2
58% Apr
67% Feb
1
85
42 Va Jun
8
62 % Nov
15
94% Nov
30
105% Feb
27
93% Mar
35'% Feb
3
26
61
For
footnotes
72
see
,
6
5
Mar 21
Dec
page
28.
4
21% Apr 30
43
Jun
7
91
Jan
24
28
56
May 23
12
45% Mar 12
Feb
28% Jan
8
May 17
43% Feb 11
Feb
Jun^
11
83
69
6%
8
11
89% Feb
23
52 Va May
13
82% Apr
61% Jan
99
Jefferson
Jewel
Tea
3%%
2
Jones
2
17
Sulphur
Co
5%
Joy
&
Inc
&
5%
6 VB
8
67k
237k
2334
237b
237 B
41
41 Va
42 %
42
43
83
81
81
80
80
80
55
54%
54%
55
55
1,200
*81
83
5%
23%
23%
39%
39%
39%
407a
81%
8274
*82
55
55'A
55
pfd—100
*82%
1
x55%
55%
*81
83
common-.
100
Corp
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
Co_
83
40'A
*81
83
*31
83
6 1
1.400
12,000
9,100
48%
49
487 k
497k
48%
49
437k
493k
50
793/4
80
80
80%
81
81%
1,200
80%
79
81'A
80
53%
5374
53'A
547 k
54%
22,800
55
54
55 VB
54%
10
9474
94
95
9374
93 3/4
350
95
9434
7134
71
717'4
72
74 Vb
73 %
747a
9,300
95 %
100
1
*81
2334
48%
-5
12 %
Johnson
Manufacturing
57k
2374
5%
*23%
83
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
Jan
Co
5%
23%
534
5
_1
—
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
3
76% Jan
Lake
5%
1
Co
*
96%
70 %
71%
x53%
X95
70%
Volume
5645
Number
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June 3
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
the
Friday
June 6
June 5
June 4
June 7
Week
Shares
K
34% Feb
37% Feb
12
3
94% Jun
7
20
44% Jun
7
70% Aug
13
104
Nov
27
44
Dec
18
127
3
Aug
Feb
52
46% May 15
109 % May
49
Kaiser Alum & Chem
9
Feb
14
"
37% Dec
78
Dec
92
38
44% Aug 14
7
21
Mar
96
1
Dec
5
103
Nov
28
108
Apr
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
28
103
May 22
71% Feb
9
13
1
92 % May
39% Jan
13
24
May 10
83
88
May 16
96% May 29
90%Jun
5
Mar 13
97%
Feb
78
102
Feb
14
102
Feb
18
90
96
Jan
7
Feb
3
96
4
4.35%
cumulative
Kansas
City
14
46% Jan
34 % May 29
38% Jan 31
Feb
15
28% Aug 14
26% Jan
2
32% May
3
Kansas
Gas
21% Jan
10
24% July 23
23
2
26
4
Kansas
Power & Light
Kayser
(Julius)
12 % Dec
30
113
43% Oct
42% Apr
24
21
Mar
39% Feb
Dec
12
Feb
19
12
37y8 Feb
12
147% Mar 14
23
101% Feb
5
1
53% Apr
61
25
'
Dec
39
31
Nov
47
21
4
Apr
Feb
11
1
38
12
• 4
27
40% Mar 19
CO
Apr
17
4
47% May 31
74
May 10
31% May
43% Jan
1
0
2
3
17
? Mar
31% .T"n
47% Jun
7
5
Jan
29
T
A
% Jun
4j
58% Apr
15
46% May 23
128 % Jan
11
57% Feb
6
30% July 16
7
10
32% Dec
40
Mar 27
48
27
May 28
Jan
Mar
35% Jan
4
5
4%
non-cum
82
Dec
74 % Aug
98
18
20
49
May
1
84
Keystone Steel
KLM
2
Koppers Co Inc
Royal
17% Feb
20
21% Mar
21
29% Mar 29
25% Feb
13
27% Apr
11
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
30% May 29
34*'8 Jan
4
22
Jan
10
29 % Apr
3
24
May 27
43% Jan
4
54% Oct
19
47
Jan
26% May
9
57% Apr 26
25
Dec
29
17
7
4%
E
J
13
10
14% Jan
21
15% Jan
4
27% Aug
7
23% Feb
11
27
3% Nov .13
4% Jan
6
3% Jan
8
Nov
16% Sep
16% Mar 13
19
7
17% Jan
18% Dec
22% Mar 12
18% Jan
4% Jan
3
24
30
Jun
89
May
13% Jan
26
97
8
4
9
94
9
2
17% Mar 14
26
58
26
21% Jan
3
6
2% Jan
31
19% Dec
28
Feb
1
29% Nov
14
26
Feb
30
19
Jan
Apr
24
5
Oct
2
25% Nov
1
16% Jan
4
8
36
July 10
20% Oct
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
9
98
12% Dec
4
14
Apr
26
45% Jan
May 15
9
17 % Jan
4
2% Jan
10
11
20% Jan
7% Jan
7
5% May 27
18% Mar 29
12
25% May 24
16% Feb
19
68% Feb
82% Jan
3
10
9
13% Jan
14
Jun
Apr
29
*90'%
94%
99
*92
99
66
67
*34%
34%
34%
30 ¥4
30 ¥4
x30'%
25
25'%
x25'%
13¥4
$3
47
46
1
72% Feb
2
137% Dec
20
163% Feb
2
49
Jan
23
64
Aug
23
76% Nov
7
14% May 28
35% Jan ,24
100 % Jan
62% Mar
15
8
72% Jan
9
16% Apr
16
12
53% May 13
83 ~ May 17
Feb
28
7% Jan
2
58% Dec
12
41 %Jun
7
18% Feb
27
29
12
35
28
10
37% Dec
75
12
32% Apr
July 26
19
31% Mar
19
98% Dec
23% July
88% Dec
Dec
11
Nov
15% Dec
116
Dec
Jan
9
96
13
106
27
86
97
22% Feb
102% Jan
6
6
A104
19
9
Jun
26
27% Feb
1114
Jan
20
61
37% Nov
23
31
49% Jan
3
45% Feb
12
69%
70 ¥4
70
71"7;>:v
30 ¥4
30%
30%
39
38%
38 %
*38
45%
46
457%
45 ¥4
46
46
46¥a
47
4 7 ¥4
11,800
31%
31 ¥n
32
32%
31 ¥»
31 ¥4
2,200
32'%
32%
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7,200
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51
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85
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31 ¥4
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85
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19%
3,800
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27
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5,200
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31'%
31%
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31
31
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14¥s
800
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52 ¥4
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52%
53%
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15
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15
24%
24%
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87
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20
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2,100
19%
3 3 ¥4
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34%
87
33%
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200
25%
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87
500
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15%
15%
15%
15%
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15%
15 ¥4
15%
4,000
15
37%
37%
36%
37%
365/tt
36%
36%
37
36 %
36 ¥4
6,100
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14%
14%
14 7%
15
14%
15
lb
15%
15%
15%
3,400
1
1%
1%
1 ¥4
1%
l¥s
1%
4,400
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19
19
19
No par
"5%
6
6
6
common
preferred
pfd-
1%
19
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6
19
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1
1%
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19
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28%
29%
29
29%
29
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29
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300
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4,700
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78
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80%
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4,800
11
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10%
10%
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10 %
10 ¥0
10
10 %
43,000
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65
65%
64
65
63 %
63%
63%
64
64
64 ¥4
12,000
145%
.
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
100
Link Belt Co
Lionel Corp (The)
Liquid Carbonic Corp
3%%
convertible
147%
10
_
61 %
Loew's
1
417a
19 %
Luxens
68'%
15'%
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15%
49%
49'%
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41 ¥4
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16,000
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1,700
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50
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112%
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10
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Nashville..
50
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68%
15
48 %
114
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7
24
68
15'A
49'A
35'%
Louisville Gas & El
Louisville
67'A
15%
113'%
com__
2,o00
48%
8'A
37'4
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4
125
5
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290
62 ¥4
15 ¥4
10
100
8
66 ¥4
1,300
143%
62
49¥41
■
preferred
93% Jan
69'%
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8'%
preferred
&
90
No par
preferred
conv
'»
8%
Colcommon
(P)
62
_100
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co
7%
61%
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146
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15 ¥4
15 ¥4'
50
conv
Lorillard
14b %
61
49'%
15%
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147%
61%
68
70
147 ¥8
61 %
49%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co.
B
147%
%
1
_
series
62
15
preferred___l00
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4.84%
68%
5
147%
—2.50
common
List Industries Corp..
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
4
Jan
30 ¥4
12,900
38 ¥4
52
Cement
Valley RR
Valley Coal
30% Jun
22
72%
30%
'
10%
4
110% Apr
70 ¥4
.7
6,500
9,400
:
30%
33 ¥4
...
series G
18% Mar 15
8
Dec
4674
2,400
45'A
78
17% May 20
>
45 ¥4
19%
4.40%
74% May 15
9
467%
19%
106
24
May
46'A
19%
series E
25% Jan
109
46 ¥4
13%
45
70 ¥4
31 ¥4
series D preferred
20
27
45 ¥4
19 %
4.35%
30% Nov
27
83% Jan
21
111%
13%
7
17%
7
Apr
110 ¥4
13¥4
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_____lo
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
7
127% Mar
11174
13 ¥4
.
19%
4.25%
2
110'%
137%
45'%
19%
4
2
45%
112'A
13 ¥4
19%
25
21
44 ¥4
111%
30% 7
5
Mar
15%.Jan
;
1,300
19%
Jan
101 % Feb
1,900
25%
19
92
119% Jan
30'%
25%
19
89
5
30%
25%
19'A
5
28
30%
25'A
19%
86 % May 17
23
300
34'%
30%
25'A
34%
19
5%
21 % Feb
34 ¥4
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30'%
39'A
31 ¥4
Navigation Co
1st
34'%
13,100
39%
*3%
Sons
&
99
65%
x30
14%
28
143% Jan
7
20
90'%
64%
x69 %
*24%
Feb
103% Dec
*92
65%
30 ¥4
4
103
12
*89
99
65
72
25
86% Jun
Mar 14
90%
*92
39%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
6
Jun
*89
'
100
190
95%
30¥4
Products
3
23 % Jan
26
91
951%
•
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36% May 13
Jun
*88
95'%
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45%
31 ¥4
_
Lehn
11
117
91
95
65 ¥4
45
.No par
(The)
2
Jan
*88
600
1,200
78%
25%
47%
.100 G
~
Corp
11
37% Jun
4
28
26% Dec
Jan
57 % Jan
22
25
109% Mar 28
21% Oct
7
64% May 13
11
Feb
6
18% Nov
31
14% Feb
25% May 14
8
150% Mar
18
Jan
12
33% Dec
Jan
Jan
68 % Jan
38
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
Sep 25
6% Nov 29
43 % Jun
50
18
84
Feb
141% Jan
9
47% Jan
63
*76
1
__
61% Oct
78'%
>
46¥a
Tire
Stores
*76
3,700
«
30'%
113
1
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er
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34'%
30i/8
25'A
1
_
50c noncum 2nd
•"
38 ¥4
99
65'%
I__~lo
Lehman
1
3 8 ¥4
95%
90%
13 ¥4
_
preferred
&
38 ¥4
91
95%
45
70 ¥4
44'A
78% y
*92
13¥e
common.
Coal &
noncum
14
45'%
44'A
10
,/;
&
667b
45
1
(James)
3.85%
10
30 % Jun
17% Feb
4
Rubber
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
24
1% May
21% Mar 26
Apr
■
Jan
94%
667a
112
preferred series A
Bryant
Lees
36% Apr
Apr
15% Nov
15
Lane
Lee
14% Jan
27
*90'%
*92
"1
Co
Co
19,600
97%
¥4
•
100
La Coiisolidada 6%
19% Mar 13
35% Apr
1% July
6
Gas
4.32%
32 % Mar 12
Mar 22
17% Jun
Jun
24
96%
113
(Ill)
Airlines
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)
Lai-We
*88
91
44%
___
Korvette Inc
87
34% Apr 30
8
10
20
2
42 ¥4
94 ¥4
44
99
5
Co.
Kress
Mar 22
:91
112%
common
l
14% Apr
25% Apr
¥4
41
100
44 ¥4
38'%
38%
*76 *
*95%
5
preferred
Kresge (S S)
¥4V
45
78%
2'50
Wire
Dutch
43 ¥4
42 ¥4
101
•/ 45
*76
No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
10
78%
~_~_l
&
35% May 2?
38 ¥4
*88
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus comrnornrl
1
4%% conv prior preferred
.—25
94 % Apr
1
Co..
38 ¥4
96%
8 75
Copper
Kern County Land Co
65% Jan
May 28
Feb
&
38 ¥4
96'%
No par
Kennecott
43
99 ¥4
45%
*88
50
Co
427a
43 7%
103
45
78'%
luo
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102%
45'A
38 ¥4
_ioo
Kelsey Hayes Co
*
52 % Jan
Electric
43%
'
100
preferred
&
43%
103
45%
com__No par
24
Jan
43 ¥4
103
100
preierred
Southern
37, •; Nov
20
33%
4%
cumulative preferred
4.50% preferred
!
4.20% preferred
;
21
Apr
77% Jan
4
64% Jun
9
Mar 12
Corp
4%% cum conv preferred
100
4%% preferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
.100
bo
%
104
¥
70
90
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13,500
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~30
'
200
16 ¥>4
17
16 7s
17'%
9,500
121%
122
121%
121%
103%
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124
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140
30 >4
30
30
303%
30¥%
30
30
30
30
1,200
77% -;
21 ¥4
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78
78 'A
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807s
80'A
80 ¥4
8,800
21 ¥4
21
80'A
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21%
21'%
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98
99
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100%
23,600
.
.
100
¥4
21%
>
21%
98'%
99 ¥4
';7
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101
99
M
120
Nov
15
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
80% Dec
144
29% May 27
May 24
16
125
14
27% Feb
12
32
16
28% Feb
12
13
81
27
92% Jan
8% Nov
21
10% Apr
6
20
10% Feb
28
Dec
18
139
May 16
86% Jan
72% Feb
20
89
31% Nov
26
41
26
610
6
476
Jan
4
530
4% Jun
26
8% Nov 28
8
Jan
3
10
5% Dec
31
7
Jan
3
4% Mar 11
19
Nov
5
Sep
_.
24
—.
8% Oct
Mar 13
35
Jan
40% May
Madison
3
Magic
2
11
Manati Sugar
6% Jun
4
14
Jan
2
51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
56% Jun
14
51% Jun
fi
40'AJuIyll
31% Feb
11
35% Mar
37% Nov
31
Feb
14
37% May
11
31
Apr
24
32
Nov
20
7
91
Jan
28
47% Jan
22
1
35% Jan
8
Mar
26
7
20% Jan
Dec
17
48% Mar 19
Dec
21
97
73% Dec
21
70
Dec
14
28% Feb
4%%
Corp
Co
Masonite
22
17% Apr
30
6
40
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
16
12% Jan
2
24
70
Jan
2
38% Dec
26
40% Dec
28
32
75% Apr
4
17
Feb
11
47
43% Aug 20
34% Feb
11
13
Mar
75% Mar
46% May 13
14% Jun
5
6
49
2
18
95% Mar
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
10
17% Dec
5
Jan
1
May 14
121% Jun
58
12%
11 ¥4
12
29%
29%
29 ¥4
30
29¥'a
297/a
297%
30'/a
30
30%
14,900
5
29%
29%
29'A
29%
2 9 ¥4
29¥4
29 %
2 9 ¥4
29'%
29 5/a
2,600
5
19
19'A
19
19%
19
19%
19
19
187a
19
53
53%
52
52%
52
52
51 ¥4
52
*51 ¥4
33 %
33%
33'%
33 ¥4
33
33%
327%
33%
35
35'A
35
35'A
34 ¥4
35%
34 ¥4
85
84'%
85%
37%
36%
37 ¥4
32 ¥4
32 ¥4
32 ¥4
32'A
7
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_.
277b
53
*51'A
preferred
McCall
Corp
No par
McCord
Corp common.
$2.50 preferred
McCrory Stores Corp common
3%%
convertible
Inc class
Porcupine Mines
19% Jan
29
McLellan Stores Co..
Robbins
42%
42%
*41%
13'A
13 %
13%
May 23
88% Jan
29
34% Mar 21
39% Apr
25
21% Mar
25% May 20
37% Apr
23
Merck
26
% Dec
14
116
44% Jan
3
17% Nov
105% Jan
July 19
61% July 31
20
23% Jan
3
116
52
1
19
Feb
54% Apr
3
Apr
May 27
24
11
69% Apr
21% Jan
1
62% Jan
11
8
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
82
Jan
4
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
23
95
Apr
8
99% Feb
21
84
Jan
8
82
May 13
97
Apr
28.
HAdjusted figure before 3
82
Dec
1^0
102
£un
Sep
64% May 10
27
®
4
9VV2 Jan 31
108% Apr 25
For all other footnotes
see
.
page
5
94
$4
Mesta
Machine
18
104% Jan
9
4.35%
May 23
3.85%
86% Apr 17
103
Feb
19
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Feb
89
2nd
preferred series
15'A
1,300
27%
28%
1,000
43
*41%
43
*41%
43
*41%
45
13%
73%
13%
13%
13 %
13'A
72'%
72%
13%
*72
13%
73
20
5,000
170
73
44 ¥4
45
44 ¥4
44 ¥4
42 %
42%
42 ¥4
42 %
42'%
42%
1
*13%
14
13'%
13%
13%
14 ¥4
14%
14 ¥4
14
14%
1,800
102
112%
114%
56¥8
54 ¥4
56%
55 ¥4
17 ¥4
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56 %
106%
107%
56%
55'A
113
4 4'A
447a
5,400
3,000
117
115
117'%
121%
8,900
56
55'%
56%
3,600
17%
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17 7%
700
177/a
17 ¥4
16%
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16 3A
16 ¥4
16¥4
1,600
38%
38%
38 ¥b
38 ¥4
38'A
38 ¥4
38
38'/a
37%
37%
2,400
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1
100
17%
17%
17%
93'%
*90
93%
93%
91
91
60
28%
28 ¥s
28%
2 8 3%
28
28%
277%
28
27 ¥4
28
3,500
80%
80%
80'A
80'A
36%
80%
81%
80
80'A
79
79
280
36'%
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*90
93%
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36 %
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23%
24%
24
24
16%c
34
34%
34 5%
35
No par
*76
79
79
79
No par
112
112
xlll
No par
59
60
60
60
60
12.50
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5
58'A
58%
58%
58%
58
*35
111
59
1
3%
pfd
*35
*112%
115%
36
¥4
23 ¥4
23
x34¥a
35
3 5'/a
*77%
80
*77%
23%
>
%
112
36%
24
22 ¥4
23%
2,400
3574
35%
36¥a
17,600
79
112
*77%
80
*110
112
x57'%
58%
*59'%
60'%
21%
21'%
21 ¥4
58%
58
58
89
89
*88
91
21 ¥4
57'A
36,500
57%
1,200
*88
90'%
*88
90%
*88
90%
100
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
91
*87
*87
91
*87
89%
*88
90%
preferred series
100
100
*80
100
*97%
■
83
¥2
101%
*80
*97 %
N91
83 %
101'%
*80
*977/b
84
„
101%
*80%
♦977a
84
101%
*80%
*97
100
600
1,700
21 ¥4
100
4.45%
preferred series
¥4
5
3.80% preferred series
split.
*15
*28%
43
*87
1
15
28%
45 ¥4
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
for
15
28
lo
common
preferred
conv
15%
2 7 ¥4
73
18
preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
101
15
27%
5
4%
$3.50
53
42%
4%% preferred (1st series)___100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
93,
May 8
30% Apr 24
79
Feb
*51 'A
44
5
11
89
53
72%
85% Feb
27% May 27
Apr
4
1,300
43%
A
_
32% Mar 15
Jun
28%
45%
__
98
79
*27¥4
72
102% Jan
9
50
27
42%
common
9
Feb
68%
44%
29
93
20
68%
73
19
10
*51
53
80
15
15
50
27% Nov
Dec
14%
50c
82% Dec
77
*51'A
27%
100
Inc
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Inc
53
27%
Mead
& Co
28
27%
20
Corp
*70%
*76
1
McGregor-Doniger
&
V 14%
78
___3
preferred
McKesson
■
29 ¥4
29
3
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Mclntyre
*51
No par
39% May 16
4
1,800
28
1
12
23,300
32 ¥a
2 7 ¥4
3
29% Feb
110
37%
32%
71%
Apr
6
84%
36 ¥4
28%
17% Mar 27
26
*82
3 2 ¥4
28
No par
common
33
July 11
83'A
36 ¥4
27%
Co
16% Jun
35
83'A
36 ¥a
100
30
27% Feb
2,500
70%
12
45% Jun
34 %
70%
29
8
34
71%
23% Feb
2
34'%
*70'/a
41% Apr
26
3,200
72
21% Jun
33% Feb
33
*70%
1
21% Nov
1,200
32'%
9,700
1
24% Feb
8,600
52%
80
31
16
3,900
*76
cum
31% Oct
Nov
29'A
32%
10,100
80
$3.75
15% Feb
81
*83%
x36
32 ¥4
28%
1
common
22
7
84
37%
32
.No par
84
36%
-
1
Co
Apr
Mar
,
16'A
*76
53
83% Jan
35 ¥4
12
78
9
15
35%
12%
811/2
56% Jan
46
36 ¥a
12%
*78%
July 17
13
16'A
12 ¥4
pfd 1947 series..No par
cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag
28
16
35%
12'A
>
12,300
25
21
15 ¥4
36'%
12%
81%
32% Feb
69% Nov
¥4
121/4
37'%
5
12% Dec
15
35%
30 ¥4
27% Jun
41% Dec
16
355/a
81%
3
Jan
16
34%
30
34% Apr
19
900
16%
35
36 ¥a
6
10
>
16
82%
$3.40
26% Feb
3,000
367%
20
13% Jan
*16
10
4,100
6%
29'%
Feb
3
*5¥
9%
36¥4
77
12
6'A
535
29'A
7
Jan
6
87a
*81%-
68% Jun
32% Jan
6%
67/s
397a
*515
34%
No par
com
preferred.
$3
87a
82%
2
9
40%
520
8 ¥4
36 ¥4
87% Mar
Jan
*39%
520
8%
29%
Mar 22
55
6 ¥8
40%
535
8%
36 %
Electric
$3.75
,
5¥b
5%
39 ¥4
*515
8 ¥'8
29
83
31
39%
535
8%
*81%
8
4
39%
*515
8%
36 ¥4
Jan
May 13
*5%
39%
535
82%
76
Dec
3,500
8%
36%
4
76
40%
39'A
*515
*81 %
96% Jan
19
3,800
36%
Jan
Sep
76'A
82%
83
16
75
36%
8
17
75
*81%
75% Jan
13% Dec
74%
..5
May Dept Stores
1
75%
No par
Master
39"% Jan
Oct
75
,
:
30% May 14
13
25
76
100
Corp
21
20
75
common
...
35% Feb
May 15
13,200
76
preferred
Martin
7
12% Dec
3,900
13 ¥4
75%
Exploration
Feb
>
9%
13 ¥4
Marshall Field & Co
4
Nov
9%
13%
8
6
28
90
9%
13%
4
83% Jun
>81
*9 ¥4
13 ¥4
50
36% Jun
90
9%
13%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
3
*8i
9%
13%
8
24
50% Mar 23
19% May 25
32
4%
81
9%
13 ¥s
5
Midland
81
*95/s
convertible preferred
Jan
98
74
25
Marine
7
45% Dec
"
37
54
2
81
81
13
Manhattan-Shirt
10
2,600
12.50
Marathon Corp
Marchant Calculators Inc
38
20% Apr
54% Feb
31 ¥a
6.25
33% Jan
18
11
30 ¥4
1
Maracaibo Oil
16
31%
10
No par
13% May 10
27% Apr
18% Feb
82% Dec
Bros
2
25¥4 Apr
.
31
1,200
81
Manning, Maxwell & Moore.
13
31%
31
9%
_1
17% Jan
20% Nov
31%
30%
12%
_.-50
9'/» Jan
—
31 ¥4
81
Co
37% May 13
1
8,300
30%
1
7
28
287/b
30%
*121
No par
Mahoning Coal RR Co..
Jan
16% Feb
10
28%
31%
1
May 27
29% Nov
123'%
287a
31%
.....
15% Mar 13
10% Apr 18
48% May 4
*120%
28 ¥a
x28%
10
Chef
Mandel
123'%
29
30 ¥4
124
29%
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
8
30 ¥b
*120'%
28 ¥a
30%
*121
29%
...100
Garden
Square
30%
124
29
31%
30%
123
5
No par
32% May
———
30
Mar 18
Jun
123
.100
...
(R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
14% May 14
30%
10
common
...
Macy
30
10
6
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
10
7% Mar
473% Dec
16
Jan
6%
4
7% Mar 28
Mar 20
Jan
Mar
MacAndrews & Forbes
32% May 17
6% Sep
86
39% Mar 22
Apr
119
83
101'%
10
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2684)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Pj-evloiu
Sep 2b
12
42% Dec
30
May 28
47
38
7
142
13
Mar 12
Jan
3
29% Feb 20
40
Aug 10
26 Va Dec
36% Jan
40
326
Dec
Dec
5
62
Midland
Jan
2
137
30% Feb
12
40
127
Jan
23
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
6i y* Sep
26
8%
28
28%
27%
28%
27%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18Vb
18%
101 Va
102%
lOoVa
85%
7
80 Va
83 %
85% Jun
81%
83%
15
80%
96
95
95
16%
16
16 Va
58
Feb
94
May 10
Apr
2
Mar 29
98% Feb 26
79
Feb
22
Jan 29
Feb
11
25% Mar 1
35% Apr 11
25
Feb
13
28% Mar 29
30 y4 Nov
28
42% Apr
21
30% Jan
2
16
9% Dec
10
19
Jan
3
1&
12
91% May 31
12 Va Jan
7% May 28
37% Feb 15
30
1
18% Mar
$1.50 2nd
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
25
36 Va Aug 14
5
33% Jan
2
8% Mar 15
49% Nov 29
81% Jan
5
55% Jan 25
65% Mar
47% May 14
36% Mar 28
44% Jan
76
Feb
Feb
66
20
83 Va
17
24 Va Jan
3
51% Mar 19
22 Ve NOV
29
28
Jan
3
24VaJan
26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
55%
40%
41
40%
40 •»
5
39%
41%
36:%
37%
37%
9 Vb
9%
—100
56%
56%
40 %
40%
9%
9%
9%
67%
66 %
RR
3 % %
preferred
preferred
Co Inc
Monarch
8
Class R
14
Monsanto
4
Montana-Dakota
7
Montana
Monon
Feb 19
35% Jun
Tool
Chemical
46% Apr 27
10
25 Va Dec
14
21% Mar 13
25% Jan 24
Moore-McConnack
27
28 Va Mar
1£
14 Vb May 14
19% Jan
Morrell
37 V2 Dec
13
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
45% Nov
9
32% Mar
7
40 Va May
10
14 Va Dec
14Va Mar 25
17% Apr
30
38% Jan 11
Apr 12
35% May
I
24% Apr 15
Mar 15
43% Jan
42 %
31
42% Jan
8
4
11
4
50
27% Feb
14
30 % Jan
7
50
May 15
15% Apr 29
130
22
22
22
21 Va
22
1.800
18%
18%
*18%
18 %
18%
18%
13%
*13
13%
13%
*13
35%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
•b.OCO
47%
47%
48%
47%
48%
9.700
211
21%
21%
21 %
21%
2,300
35 V
35%
36
3o%
36 VB
31,300
35%
30%
36%
36%
35.000
22%
22%
*22 %
B
1.100
15%
15%
15%
15%
4.100
46%
46%
46%
47
4.600
41
%
47
21%
21%
21
21 %
21 %
35%
36!»
35 %
35%
35%
x36%
30%
36%
35%
—.12
22%
22%
85%
22%
22%
22%
15%
16%
16
10%
15%
16
—lo
46 V*
45%
46
45%
40»
42
41%
21%
21 %'
45%
21 Ve
1
29%
—
Murray Corp of America———lo
29%
29%
x88%
No par
*46%
.—100
(F E) & Brosi-
109%
21
21
::iv
31%
32%
*46'
•
700
1.200
32%
32:
4,500
4,100
16
.
2
15%
15%
15%
15%
30%
30%
36%
367a
29
28%
29
28%
29
4.300
48
28%
47%
40%
21
*20%
*
36 V,
15%
36%
-29
46%
48
41
21
10%
*
22 7
40%
41V
34%
*16
X
31 %
31
30%
30%
22";
"u
21
21 Va
36%
—5
•80
*41%
41 %
.
40.300
30%
x24
4
*41%
36*8
1
25%
46%
5
35 Va
%
35:!
36%
25
1
600
13%
*13
36%
35%
16%
Nashville
21 %
18%
30%
8
1.800
22%
16
Jan
80
15
22
36%
Myers
78
14%
*18
1
1
*77%
15 %
36
— __
May
78
15
46
Munsingwear Inc
1,
Murphy Co (G C>——L—J—
4
77
15%
*13
3
Mueller Brass Co-,
32% Jan
Jan
18
78
15
13%
10
Wheel
140
78
15
25 %
,_i_
—
Products
Motor
15.100
80%
15
18 %
Corp
Motor
14.700
10
»,d
45%
—
40 %
9%
*6/
25%
1
40%
9%
68
22%
Corp.—
Inc
10
Jan
40%
9%
2,800
•
*67
351.4
Co—
23% Jan 11
47
45% Jan
31
36% Dec 21
29 y2 Dec
13
40%
9%
9.600
2.600
57 Va
68
No par
Lines
(John)
Motorola
47% May 20
40% May 13
20% Mar 27
30% Nov 20
3
40%
9%
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
7
31
40%
«
-1
57
*67
67
2
(Thc)i
1
18 y2 Nov
40 %
No par
Co.-
Utilities Co
18% Jan
40%
14%
*13
.No par
Oil Co
Monterey
57
18 Vb
25
Power Co
56%
22 %
No par
...
A
——
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
36% May 31
Dec
class
3%
56%
81
"14%
1.25
;
9%
56%
8%
8%
8%
*9%
56 %
36%
36%
37 VB
36 Va
9%
9(2
12,200
19.600
•
56%
9
*79
*80
100
Machine
RR
07r%
100
4.20%
9
22
com
preferred series A
18
19% Apr 30
37
36 Va
36%
No par
Jan
26% Feb
Sep 26
14.200
7%
54%
39%
Development Co
2,000
:
-
8
8%
50%
40
1
7%
300
3.000
,
39 Vb
Mojud
1
21
26%
40
16
38 Va Aug
':
32
26 Va
7%
Apr
23
30% Jan 23
32
26%
20%
26%
26%
26%
22%
32%
55 Va
7%
7%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Mohasco Industries Inc__
5
1
40'A Jan
26 %
%1 Va
'
7%
37% Jan
5
26%
22%
32 %
56%
Apr 22
30% Jan
38
26 %
22%
55
26% Mar
11
32%
9U%
22%
22%
32%
32%
*90%
23
31%
;70
■:
2.500
X -.210
V
.
7%
7%
31
j48Vz Jun
91
23
3.1%
12.30U
%
92
55%
18
2
91
23 Va
31%
*89 Va
7%
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
91
"22%
15%
91
53%
24% Apr
18
May 13
11% Apr
2
30 Va Feb 28
12
24% Jan
°90%
1,400
:
15%
15%
15%
56
6
72% May
2
May 31
19% Mar 18
28% July 23
16% Nov 29
19
4
Jan
14
Mar 23
18% Nov 29
33 Va Nov
Va Jun
75
20
88
13
16
1,200
12,300
94%
94%
9b
*90
%
92
16%
1
T
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
11% Apr 12
8% Feb
Light
*95
96
16
25
—2.5C
No par
Paper
78
78%
78
*95
82
M
18%
18%-
Mississippi River Fuel Corp——10
37% May 23
17% Jan
29
97%
20%
20%
20%
55
Mission
9V'a NOV 29
11% Feb
Power
Ontario
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp —
43% May 27
30 V, Jun
Aj
Minnesota
14
29% Jan
preferred
conv
Minnesota
58% May 23
12% Jan
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No pur
$4 preferred
.No pa,
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
30
14% Feb
25 Va Nov
10
12.400
v.;
107%
98%
103%
102%.
107% Jun
97%
105%
7
3
13
28%
i
28%
11
Dec
28
18%
Jan
21
28 VB
3,400
38%
38%
38%
300
1.300
>-X
132
13074
-
38%
20%
Jan
22
132
*130%
39 %
28%
33
14% Dec 31
38V«
% 14.300
.
x
Minn St Paul & S S Marie-—No pai
88
2
45%
133
*130%
39
33'X
44%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
8
3
133
38%
39 %
*31%
45%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Ainer—1
Aug 30
Oct
39
35
45%
10
Oct
67% Oct
*130%
133
*32
45%
45 %
12
22
60
Corp
133 '
1100
—10
preferred...——
Oil
37%
14
76
2
1st
37 %
35
*31 %
45%
38%
19 Va Jan
3
26
32
x45%
X37%
32% Jan
24% Jan
7Va Oct
32
47%
1,400
43
22% Apr
4
35 Ye Apr
32
47
37%
42%
12
Feb
21
49% Apr
32
Enterprises Inc—
Midwest
Dec
23
37%
Ex $25 distribution.
13'A Oct
36 Va Jan
37%
42%
73% Jan 29
22% May 14
75 Va
37%
42 %'
17'A Mar 21
20
105
42%
36%
Shares
42%
38%
42
25% Mar 22
9
17
95
42%
__1Q
Inc
Midland Steel Prod common...—.5
4
Feb
May 31
*
_5
Miami Copper
Middle South Utilities
3
40% Jan
49% May 24
Apr 26
Feb 12
42%
42%
June 7
June 6
June 5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
June t
June 3
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
10
38% Jun
tt«f %0£
25% July 17
19% Dec 31
50% Jan
5
41 Va Feb
5
61% Sep
33
Jan
40
Highest
Lowest
Highest
47% Jan 20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
'46 Va
48
47%
-200
114%
450
*46
*
4.000
N
1
lie
24
Jan
148
16 y, May 28
82
23
11
Nov 26
150
8
»
17
80 Va Jan
7
30
Natco
4
Corp—
National Acme Co„_
8
Jan
Louis
National Airlines
3
Nov 21
12
13% Mar 13
National Automotive Fibres Inc
1
13 Vt
13%
13%
6
38% Jan 14
National Aviation Corp
5
36%
37%
30%
40
—_lo
38%
38%
33%
179
33% Deo
23
21 Va Mar 19
12% Jun
25% Jun 27
10
92% Dec
17
20% Jan
—
common
24% May 22
Feb
3
12
41% Jun
30
38% Mar 18
23VaJan
18% Apr
8
23% Feb 12
11
94
Jan
2
9
28V, May 21
101% Apr
3
^National Department Stores
Natl Distillers <te Chem Corp
4%% pfd series of 1951—
156%
156%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
6.200
70%
08%
70
67%
69
67 Va
68%
17,100
23%
23V
B
23 Va
23%
2?3a
23
23 VB
22%
23
23%
29%
38%
40 %
40
40%
40 Va
%
40%
40%
12.800
38%
41
1
35
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
17.900
34 Va
18% Jan
19% Jan 25
National Fuel
13
35% Apr 25
40% Jan
27%
28
94%
94%
91
97
100% Feb 12
23
123% Aug
10
179
Jan
Nov 30
153
Mar 12
16 Va Jan
Jan
8
9
155% Jun
31
162% Apr
23
12 V2 Apr
13
Jan
3
Oct
15
9% Apr
13
10'A Dec 26
12% Oct
11
12% Feb
17
48
13
5% July 18
36 Ve Jan
37VaMarll
12
ol
2
42
12'A Feb
11
27
6% Jan
5
Jan
2
National
National
9
May 31
9V8 Jan
7% May 29
9
Apr
9
Mar 29
8'A Mar
12
National
May 17
National U
2
13% Jan
21
14 Va Feb
4
3
33% Jan
18
3
96
3
77
Mar 13
16% Apr 26
17% Sep
6
79
97 Va Feb
14
21
20
May 28
29
125% May
16% Feb
85
May 24
16% Feb
80
Jun
17
Jan
2
New
Jan
24
New
7
99% Feb
19
74% Apr
8
30
23
Feb
13
14
29
47% Jan
11
33% May 18
26
76
Sep
26
91
78 V Mar 13
94% Jan
6
107
July 25
100
July 24
500
Jan
9
350
12% Nov 27
30
Jan
3
27% Feb
3
84% Jan
7
26% Apr 30
4
35% Jan
25
Feb
130% May 20
25
New
•
29% Jan 10
N
87
Apr 22
New
7
103
Mar 11
351
May
:
Mar 28
12
17
Jan
N
Feb
11
41% Jan
14
Apr
24
54% Jan
4
32% Dec
26
64% Jan
3
33
19
21
58
Nov
26
32
-
34 Va Dec
28% Dec
4
39% Mar 27
94-
Mar
Preferred
Common
29'A Jan
23
70
91
13
Nov
28
31
11
.
Feb
98% Jan
lOo
18% May 25
22 Ve
33% Jan
5
4
22% Nov
Aug 16
26 % Feo
49% Sep
25'A Oct
19
16Va Jan
77% Dec
41
104
May
16
28
8
7
14
81
30
86% Apr 11
5
1
45
Apr
12
16% Oct
1
preferred
preferred
—
Norfolk
21% May 29
'
24% Jan
3
9
27% Mar 18
39% Jan
2
12
23% Jan
10
5
79 ''.Jan
2
57% May 20
104
May 24
107
Mar
4
18 %
Aug
12
8
493i May 31
7
16% Feb
5
17% Mar 25
21
72% Jun
3
82
72% Dec
17
91
Feb
84
Dec
12
103
Jan
3
83% May 20
92
82
Dec
5
101 % Jan
9
86
Jan
2
90
84
Dec
18
102% Jan
5
82
Jun
4
90% Feb
85% Dec
18
99% July 25
85
21% Jun
8
29 Va Jan
13
24VeJan
14
Oct
1
19% Jan
3
13% Jun
5
20% Oct
1
28 Va Jan
6
21% Feb
15
28
JMay 10
2
Apr 30
92
Feb
39%
40
39%
40
4.600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
8
6,700
9 Vb
9%
12%
12%
6%
7
15%
15
.
7%
9%
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9%
91'*
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12%
12%
12%
12%
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6%
4,700
15%
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15%
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15%
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15%
13%
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13%
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13%
13%
13%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
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77
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79
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123%
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82
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124
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124
121
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75
77%
75
76
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25
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310
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105
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340
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1.200
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37
37
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38%
38%
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38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
76
75
75
74 Va
74%
180
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30
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30
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76
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48
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100
1
37
66
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2,200
22
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100
66
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$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc—_
x37
78%
86
22%
17%
83
4
22
17%
83
100
17%
78%
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17%
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65%
31%
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65%
22
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Norwich
37%
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preferred series—
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65 %
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48%
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22
38
65
30
106
76
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86
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73
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76
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preferred
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30
30%
22
22
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25
25
States Pwr Co
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86
30%
100
76
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1.000
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37
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14%
34%
common
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340
37
—100
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14%
34 %
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Northern Central Ry Co
Natural
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14%
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33%
•
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88%
26
14%
23
34 %
73
170
74
10
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83%
83
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88%
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26
25%
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14
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34
33%
33%
33%
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88%
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23
34%
,
84
100%
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100
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Northern
100%
34%
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14%
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14%
26%
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37
88
3
26%
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83
35
83
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32%
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25
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26%
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70
81
121%
14%
100
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;
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1
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,
v
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79
14%
too
17% Jan
120
400
1.100
14%
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200
13%
32%
25
-
32%
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84
320
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76
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13
32%
13%
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800
8
Mar 29
Feb
7%
6%
9%
12 7
Feb
28% Feb
23
46%
40
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14
Va
6.000
48
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39 Ve Feb
23,200
14%
Nopco Chemical Co
70% Jan
31
47 V4
b
100
23 Va Jan
48% Jan
35% Oct
3.90%
4.10%
39% May 17
8
Jun
28
12
3
111
Jan
11
Jan
19
Jan
2,300
46%
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred.
10
50% Aug
Sep
90
35%
39%
100
62% Feb
20% Feb
73% Jun
88
3
May 22
73%
35
47 \
56
A
—
18% Apr
33% Feb
7
38% Nov 29
1
73% Feb
83 %
Apr 13
73% July 18
19
31% Mar
78% Jun
9
16
43
60 Va Jan
Jun
18
May 16
73 V8 May 28
73 Vt
34%
43%
—No par
$3.75 preferred
1
73%
34%
1
—
Electric Gas
State
87
28
Dec
series
38% Apr 12
85 Va Feb
Dec
5%
2,700
72%
35
47%
15
Shipbuilding Corp
2
34% Feb
82
Y
York
7
Apr
34
No par
36% Jan
6
73
RR Co.._
74% Jun
5
69% Nov 29
78
& Harlem
19%
18 %
73
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New
N
75'A Nov 28
Y
4.200
39
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15
38%
19
19
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240
37%
46%
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——
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preferred
3|8%
1,600
18%
34%
5
non-cum
38
12%
41%
lo
—
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Dock
38%
•'
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133
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18%
73
34%
1
Brake—
York Central
156%;
12%
47%
100
$5
N
13% Feb
Y
12%
13
40%
1
Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
May 27
1
155 Va
*131
132
46%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Air
15' TVs
13
i
490
10,200
47
No par
preferred
York
18%
72 Va
1
...
common
Newmont Mining
New
19
73%
_1
Co
-
3%%
86
33% Apr
17
26
8,700
132
1
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Newberry Co (J J)
V
9o
129%
131
18%
"
10,000
V
39%
39%
72%
18%
72 %
34
8
38%
19%
19
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131
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12 7
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—
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6
87% Nov
Jan
Feb
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Co
Nehi
5
19
26% Sep
Jun
12 7
38%
1
S
Natomas
14% Jan
440
12%
38 Va
Inc——
National Vulcanized
31% May
Nov
12%
39
Pa
—
_
Theatres
11
17% Mar 19
32%
12%
No par
(The)
11
39 Va
July 30
Supply
Jan
8
31% Dec
14
;
Sugar Ref Co
14% Jan
13% May 28
13 Va Dec 21
Jan
Corp
Corp
National Tea Co
10
15
50
133
38%
20
;
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National Steel
7
23 Va Nov
*156
131%
National
40% Feb
Nov
157 %
131 Va
3
Dec
88% Jan
156
7
36
Dec
129 V i
200
95-
128%
131
80% Jan
33 % Feb
129
131%
19Vb Jun
5
xl28
22,400
96%
40
39 Va
*94
157%
65 V4 Mar 12
87% Nov
95
156%
10
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40
*94
128%
77% Aug 17
Sep
x39Vb
95
27%
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19%
19
19%
19
19 >4
40
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1
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20
95 Va
2,500
<27%
20%
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90%
20%
27%
27%
27%
100
preferred B
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4
20
.
100
G'/o
8
20
27%
3,000
95%
19%
!
20
20
*94
129 >4
47% Jan
4
95
19
40%
94
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13 Vb May
24
33% Dec 28
75
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39%
1
12
37% Apr 23
17'A Feb 12
14% Sep
48% Oct
'
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:
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39%
19%
19
lo
National Lead Co common
7c/o preferred A—
16
Jan
139
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$4.50 preferred
137% May 22
7
130y2 May 31
••
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20
20
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.5
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23
Apr
20%
*20
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156%
1
100
21% Mar 12
4
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155%
69
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61% Apr
11
12.400
40
•
13%
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155
155
—-5
105% Feb
Jan
157%
5.800
34%
34 Vb
39%
155 %
68%
com
20
64
40
1
28
7
5,600
5
27
5
34%
39
38%'
38%
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13%
.
18% Jun
14
34%
13 VB
5,100
68%
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al Dairy
37Va Dec
32% Feb
13-%
13%
800
19%
13%
National City Lines Inc.
'Nat.,
93
11% Jan
13%
•
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100
National Cylinder Gas Co
0
I
Dec
13%
600
19%
13%
20 !'«
,
16*8
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.
—10
preferred A
National Can Corp
■
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9
34% Apr
30
Aug 28
101%
7%
Co
'
6
29% Oct
9
4
12
—
National Biscuit
6
15% Jan
70% Jun
7
46 % Feb
42% Aug 14
Jun
163 % Apr
154% May 15
30
Jan
10
20% Feb
19%
39
Jan
13
70%
20%
20
37%
2
Jan
7
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71
20%
Feb
Feb
76 Vb Jan
20 VB
114%
16%
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71
20%
35
Apr 11
132
71
20%
1
71
33% Apr
20
154
71
11
Apr 1«
20
Dec
10%
115%
115
111% 110%;
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71 1
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113
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16%
16.%
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109%
16% Mar 19
15% Aug 17
59
July 20
26% May 14
'34%
1
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19% Jun
39% Jan 24
11% May 24
34 Va Feb
Jun
&
42 Va
Feb
34% Oct
68
18% Jan
Clmtt
29% Jun 27
17
23
35% Jun
May 10
July 16
July 25
22
62 :i Jan
>
105
17,000
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Number
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97
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6
2
96
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15
54%
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54%
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79
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100
120
12
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May 31
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3
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Ohio Oil
6
18
17% Mar 25
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4.40%
preferred
3,90%. preferred
4.56% preferred,.
4.44%
preferred
.
29
44% Jun
May 28
130% Aug
117% Jan
May. 2
Jan
Ohio
103% Mar 1
99% Mar 25
44% Jan
4
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29
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12
19% July 13
104
Jun 26
105
v
91
5
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43
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11
109% Feb
^7% May 29"
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4
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.
92
92%
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140
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16% Oct
10
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.
5
17% Jan 22
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14% May 23
16% Jan 31
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4
27 .V Jan
2
21% Jun
7
26% Jan
9
33% Jan
19
43% Apr
8
3
50 % Jun
-7
1
39% Apr 10
33% Jan
9
28%
Nov~27
31% Oct 31
40
Jan
47
53% Mar 28
48
40
35% Mar
Oct
2
35'% Nov 29
30% Nov 29
16
Jan
54
12
Jan
12
.
"17% Jan ' 22V'
22% Jun
Apr
27% May 20
322% Sep
28
142% July 16
123% Jan
2
132
128
Dec
26
152 % Feb
9
128% Jan
2
28
9
5% Jun
6
14% Jun
7
16% Jan 27
Mar
21% Mar 20
Jun
5%
Pacific
Mills
37
Jun
21
3% May 22
10
Mar 27
26
Mar 27
24% Jun
37
Nov 27
20% Dec
25% Nov
Oct
26
41% Mar 12
2
31
28% Jun
25% May l
25 % Apr 29
28
101
13
Jan
9
16 % Jun
23
% July 11
18
66% Sep
29
68
43% Nov 26
6
Dec
12
48 % Jan
'3
92% Dec
27
112% Mar
91
Dec
19
109
21
Nov 29
11
Feb
2
77
Jan
30
85% Mar 13
24
40% Jan
13% Jan
2
49
61
% May 16
43% Feb 25
04%
.P»n
2
92
% Juil
5
20
Feb
11
9% Jun
7
52%
24 Va
*23%
*20 %
20%
20% "
*20 y4
101
20% Apr 23
33% Apr 12
35
45
Dec
2
105
3% Nov 26
37% Feb
4
51% Oct
20 Y» Dec
10
96% Dec
28
17
Feb
102
13
24
93
Dec
14
106
Jan
4
102
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
23
29% Nov
19
17*
Jan
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
39% Oct
36 % Mar 13
91
Dec
July 11
3
34
15Va
15%
63 %•■'
63%
64 %
Jun
7
64%
63%
64
Penna
60%
60%
9
Penn
Jan
29
Feb
8
25
Apr 26
2
7/64 Jun
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
€8% Jan
16
6
12
76% Jan 24
10% Feb
77% Feb
4
13% Jan
3
96% Jan
2
46% Oct
1
56% Dec
10
43% Feb
12
8% Dec
40% Dec
31
12% Jan
18
8% Jan
4
86
Dec
26
: Dee
7
32% Feb
13
16% Jun
149
100
4
50 Va Nov
8
Apr
19
20 % July 27
Dec
11
163% Jan
16
53% Jan
5
May
Dec
21
170
Jan
23
37'/8 Feb 13
69% Dec
74'
10
96% Apr
10
8% Sep
10
9
39% Dec
17
23
84% Apr
4
1401
Jan
6% Feb
24% Feb
78
Oct
81% Dec
23% Nov
132
36% Jan
24
90.
Dec
31
13
Jun
155
Feb
53
68
Jan
22
11
85% Jun
7
93
89 % Feb
6
98% May 15
37% Apr 20
16% Feb 12
Mar 15
140
Dec
4
80% Feb
7
Jan
23
80% Mar 12
85
23% Feb 25
28% Ma
Feb
12
11
7
11
Feb
15
55
44% Jan
10% May
2
74
1
May
21
7% Jan
64
Mar
37% Dec
10
35 y* Nov
29
71
Dec
31
88% Mar 29
72% Jan
22% Dec
26
26% Jnn
22
21% Dec
5
308
Nov
29
31
Dec
3
26% Dec
4
31% Feb
Aug 10
49% July 25
40 % July 24
30
26% Mar 14
120
July 25
35 Va Mar
8
8% May 17
37% Jan
6
26% Jun
7% Dec 31
38
Jan
37% Jan
135
10
Mar 29
79% May 24
110% May 24
20% Jun
3
'38
22 •'"•a
51 %
96
22%
22%
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/
*
200
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7,300
85
22%
22%
%
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51% ■
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95
51
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97
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2,400
v
46%
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93%
51
22%
12,900
600
40
4%
4%
4%
4%
4!«
4%
4%
.3,500
4%
of
Corp
2nd
Amer
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Phila Electric
Co
56%
*95
100
(conv)
Corp
common—.No par
(Expire
$1
4.40%
preference
preferred
3.80%
preferred
June
251
38|b
—
59%
57:»a
conv
No par
eom
*20%
—100
_
100
100
28%
Hosiery
42%
$5
convertible
$4.80
preferred
11
$3.50
38 !i,
38 !«
38%
7/64
y38
5/64
21 %
*21
100\\i
100
13
22 % Jan
10
Potomac
28
50% Jan
2
&
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87
28:!
87 %
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96
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20%
101
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88
86
96
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100
85
1
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98
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98
97
97
104
104
104
104
28%
29
t
28!'a
16%
15%
16
64%
64%
64
43
42 Va
42%
42
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16
28%
29
7,400
15%
65
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16
17,300
43
78
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78
75
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75
10
260
16!/,
64 Va
42 %
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.
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65
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75
40
43
42%
15,700
78
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74%
100
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10%
11%
10%
10%
2,500
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97%
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97 Va
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97 %
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97 Va
47%
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11
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10
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41
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91
93
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93
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93
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1,100
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65
65
66
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2,600
3,800
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1
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24
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87
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98
41
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41
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40
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19
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155
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141
141
140
60 Va
60%
61
61
61 %
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83%
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83
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7%
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10
27%
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100
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78
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82
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28
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•
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60
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82%
100
28
28
28 %
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137
27! a
'
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10,000
a
75%
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%
27%
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78
107 %
137-
77%
109
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109
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40
78
4,300
107%
19%
18%
19 "4 %/
35%
36%
36 Vb
36 %
36
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36%
37%
37
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2
47%
47%
47%
48
47
%
47%
47%
48%
200
38
26 %
2.50
5
Power Co
!
-
20 %
18%
"so
•
61%
/
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•
137
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27%
8
82
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5,500
v
140
82
27%
40
-
155
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82
a
18%
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83
27%
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155
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82
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98
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141
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V
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10
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98
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87
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10
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41
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118,400
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180
98
104
28%
16
64.
100
240
86! 4
103%
28%
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%
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78
29 %
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470,900
100 Va
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104
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11,600
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100'A
87%
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preferred
■
•
41
—1
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&
20%,
101
24%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Poor
21 %
*95%
(The)
convertible
38
39
48%
5% % 1st series prior pfd_.
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
37%
38!,
*85%
Metallurgical Inc_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
55
39 Va
—10
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
58%
95
54%
54%
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
•58
*94%
54 Va
No par
com
preferred
(conv)
58
96
54%
72
72
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
57 %
*94%
57%
54%
*94%
5
Inc—
a
54%
78
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-
Pitney-Bowes
56!
54%
65
15%
*64
-
-
*94%
55
101
87%
preferred
100
preferred—
_100
Phila & Reading Corp
'
I
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred—
loo
3.90% series preferred——100
Phillips Jones Corp common
_l
5% preferred
.100
Phillips Petroleum—
;
5
59%
96
54%
—12.50
Rights
18%
18'%
18%
6,100
14,200
1,100
21%
21 Va
5,800
47%
48'/a
10,800
'
9% May 15
71
30
48
2
40
May 14
May 20
Ma^
y
Publicker
Industries
Inc
com—5
8%
—No par
*68%
$4.75 cum preferred
Public Serv Co
of Colorado
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3 Va %
4
4.32%
21% May 31
111% Jan
3
23% Feb
Feb
7
4
118
4.20%
39
_
9
47%
39
.
9 1 it
9
69
69%
♦69
47%
4
47%
47%
39%
38%
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75 V2
*75 Vh
75%
*22%
23%
22%
*21 %
22%
*21V*
22 VA
*114
100
Gas com—No par
30 VB
119
117
30%
30!a
*21
22%
*114
117
39
22%'
*21
22%
♦115
117 Va
30'%
30%
*21%
*115
30%
30 3 a
220
5,100
39
75%
23'A
8,000
"
47%
38%
-
75 %
•22%
i
9
70
47
*75 VB
117
30! a
30%
?.
9
*69%
47%
38%
22 %
22
9 Va
70
47'A
39 V,
77
22%
*
25
_
9 1
68%
Va
*75%
.100
preferred
Pub Serv El &
8%
68%
47%
38%
No par
preferred
preferred
9%
69
47 Va
4
32% Feb
10
-
8,400
75%
;
10
22%
500
■
22%
■
,
118
'10O
*
30%
21,900
'
26
Jun
3
29
Feb
4
85% Jan
86% Jan
14
92
Feb
27
4.08%
15
92
Mar 13
4.18%
89 Va Dec
17
7
95
Feb
4.30%
-
Jan
1
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
24% Jan 21
30% May 22
62% Oct
1
74%
Jan
3
66% Apr
24
4
51% Apr
5
59% Feb
37% Feb
13
37% Jan
12
48% Jun
6
?8.
23
51%
96
21%
34%
46%
4%
16
-pave
22%
52
♦34 *
4%
10
see
23
98%
'21»/4
34V
85
4%
32% Jan
footnotes
*75%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
103% Feb
For
84%
85
46%
11,400
79% Mar 19
90
*75%
*75%
21%
r
20%
11
15
46!a
20%
7
3
34
46!a
20%
21
Feb 15
85
34%.
46 V4
19%
24% Feb
30 % Jun
21%
*34 v'.
19,900
/'
19%
10
8
21'! a
34
47
210
.
32,900
9%'
19%
15
Jan
-21%
■
34
46%
9%
19%
Jun
1
21-r! a
10
541
19 Yh
31% Jan
2
9%'
500
.9,000
■
19:,«
26
*9fi
x21Va
20!'.,
;
61
19 %
82% Dec
106% Feb
22%
51
100
22
95
60 Va
_1
85% Dec
104
*75%
Nopar
Pitts
12
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
63% Dec 27
47:'-t
6
26% Mar 18
14
45% Nov
>34%
47
Feb
75% Jun
Apr 20
21
20Va
22
150
7% Feb
40 % Apr
20 y4
30,200
V 3,800 /
93
20 !a
9%
■*34
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
1Yo guaranteed preferred100
2
Jan
92%
20%
5
21
10
130
93%
a
9!a
25
Jan
85% Jan
Mar 13
16
20% May 16
68% Jan
1
92%
20!
40
146
19
60% Mar 13
23
7
12
87
25
46% Jan
52% Feb
19
23
Mar 26
75% Feb
31
Jan
27% Mar 20
3
Dec
22
May 20
17
90
30'% Jan
23
21% Feb
71% Nov
-
6
7
27
35% May 14
28
4
' 3
Jun
92% Apr
7
19
Dec
'
21% Apr
144
92%
10
94
89
x92 !4
20%
89
May~~l
84 Va
x9%
3
28 Va July 25
96
Apr 10
44'A
94 Va
20 %
Pillsbury Mills Inc common——25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
70%
43%
96%
*93%
Phoenix
3
443i
95
10%
10% Mar 15
9
43%
98
94'/:,
44% Jan
Jan
44:!;,
x96 Vi
20Va
40% Feb 18
18% Mar 12
45
59%
X43!a
10
3
22% Feb
*56%
44
99
98%
Feb
Feb
59%
44
97%
*56%
104%
3
14
Feb
59
20%
_33M,c
10,900
*
/
98%
94
...100
1,400:
10,300
;
44 Vn
lfj
A
x
58
50
Pepsi-Cola Co_
preferred
a
98
_100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
4% %
x81
43%
I
No par
100
104
Jan
94% Jan 21
102
Sand Corp„
& Light com
preferred—
Power
Corp common
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Peoples Gas I.ight & Coke
5
99% Mar 14
9
Glass
4% %
Feb 25
15% Jan
Oct
640
80%
33%
64
8
89
21,305
/
63%
12% May 25
59% Jan
28
63%
82
17
28
63%
-
10
*97
10
27%
20
May 16
4.68%
l
27%
28
78 %.
4.30%
Mar 25
28 %
56%/
,
15%
19
12
28 Va
*27%
34%
40% May 21
106
*27%
28'
81
104% Feb
3
10
28%
*27 Va
15%
6
Jan
56-'
*27%
34 Va
1
12
94
28
56%
28%
28%
80%
74
5
28
56
56
28
*28
28%
15%
45 % Mar
16
28
X55%
1,900-
5,000
81%
41% Jan 21
Mar
"
57
28
*27%
28%
26
34%
91
3
56
28
28%
27%
26
15%
63 % Jau
*23
;
28
27%
26
8IV4
25% Jan
97
"
'
27%
25'A
%
33%
96
May
55%
6
103 Va Apr
24% Feb
Jan
25 Va
Feb
Jun
14% Mar
25
105% Apr
94% Feb
85
62
25
1511
94 Va Mar 12
78% Nov 27
71
Feb
47
1
20% May 14
98% Jan
2
25
56
82%
3
26% Mar 14
112% Jan
25%
20,300
34! a
59% Jun
7
24%
600
1^00
.
15 Va
15
18
27%
27! a
33%
4% Jan
i',i Jun
27%
15%
3% Mar 12
36% Jan
27%
34'/i
Petroleum
40% Mar 23
19
27%
83%
7
35% Dec
27%
-
3%
11%
15:,»
20% Jun
5
3V»
10%
No par
Pet Milk Co 1 common
10
3!a
107,,
33%
6
Jan
33a
10%
,82%
25
Feb
20 V*
3%
10%
700
..
1
Mar 11
51
20%,
10
12,TOO
1
45 % Feb
95
23%
—No par
93 Va Jun
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
52%
23%
3%
28
1
107
52
24
10%
—25
24% May 9
52% Apr 22
98% Mar 23
54% Jan 23
52%
10,600
42
3%
28
2
12
/
52
*39%
10%
*28
85
42% Feb
10
*39%
34%
3%
25
9
26
10,400'
93
33%
10%
25
preferred
preferred
Penney (J C) Co.—:
64% Apr
18% Jan
17
50%
*90
34!,,
42 "
3! a
preferred
49% Apr 24
12
93
33%
;
42
*20 %
50%
51%
a
*91
•
10%
$1.32
9
7 % Mar 12
10
93% Oct
Mar
52% Apr
50!
/
34! a
3%
$1.30
3
Jan
54
27
51%
93
25
common
Apr
26 V* May 18
20 V*
20%
51
*91
2,800
36,700
10%
Penn-Texas
6
24
51%
94%
140
V
:
.
15%
5
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR—
13
16 Va Oct
$1
51
*91%
6
14%
-.3.59
Telep
9
35% Feb
45% Nov 20
Peninsular
15%
1
1
Penick & Forcl
7
1
18% Oct 24
No par
prior preferred
conv
25
32% Oct)
3
*23 %
common...
Tan
19% Jan
31 Vb Jan
Jan
52%
2.50
13% Jan '
17
27
96
5%
*41
1
Co
22% Jan
Dec
1
No par
Transportation
57/a
20%
-
400
*
-1,580,
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
45 % Jan
106
21% Jun
Sep 12
,
Proof
:
6
15
'
;
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
'2
15% May 27
66
29
13
May 31
32 % Apr
Mar 29
28
28% May 16
55% Jan 21
Parmelee
i
Co._
Peabody Coal Co
5
20% Mar 22
28% Mar 27
45
84% Dec
4
24% Mar 26
30
92
Jun
;
preferred—
Patino Mines & Enterprises-
10
26% Apr 22
57
29 % Jan
23
64
Apr
14
13
49 Va Feb
24
11
30% Jan
45% Jan
7
Jan
l
4% Jan
12% Jan
21
78% Nov 29
Nov
3
39
22 % May
5%
6
15!'«
.
132
51%
Parker
6% Mar 12
Y
6,400
♦..•••,
133
24 VB
26% Jan
18
14% Jun 25
-i
18,300
28! a
131%
133
24
12
16% Jan
2
6
15
*27%
131%
133
;
*23 Va
22% Feb
3% Oct
6%
15%
28
131%
131
*39%
9
30% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
6
15
28
131 %
133
a
52%
20
Common
Rust
28%
131 %
41
Parke Davis &
2
131!
133I
36!/2
51%
55 % May 13
17% Dec
131%
133
6
36%
41
12
8
130%
133
36%
52%
42% Feb
23
131%
6
200
36!a
43 %
17
12% Jan
*27%
131
133
;
33 %
8
23 '/a Jun
a
27%
31
40 % Jan
57% Apr
30 % Jan
.
.
33
10
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
4
27-'i
'
50 Va
34 V
42% Dec
36% May 9
45% Mar 29
"
36 V4
36
400
v
42
50 Vb
93
95
2
40% Jan
36
36%27%
":
22%
••
50',4
53%
2
28% Jan
Aug 27
36!
36! it
400
,
49! is
a
33%
88 % Jan
3
29
50!
21%
93
6
4%
49%
23
42
„
52
26
Jan
:
49%
23
42 7
100
Dec
36% Jan
10
23
*42
No par
53
103
May 17
22%
42a
23%
15%
31
56% Jan
22%
42%
-14%
15%
13
12
1100
2,700
42%
14! a
ao'i
Pipe Line—
86
48% Feb
12%
14% «, 14:%
23 V
22%
,
12%
14!.,
23
*42
27%
I
13
14%
23
*22%
49%
Pacific
*12%
42! a
49%
No par
13
22%
49%
-
*12v'»
14%
22"! 4
*42%
No par
Pan. Amer : World Airways Inc
1.3
14%
22%
*22%
25
48% Dec
Dec
*12%
14%
23
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred-!
100
Tin Consolidated Corp
1
.7
13
*22%
:__io
j
Panhandle East
27% Nov 29
*12,:'
"::i4%'
25
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp—
Pacific Gas & Electric...
Pacific Lighting Corp___
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
9
__8
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc__5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
'
137% Mar 12
6% Dec
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.;
$1.40 div
Pu get
1
Oil
Inc
(The!
-
1
___5
26%
26%
87 Va
87%
*86 Va
87%
!
87
87
87
*87
88
j
92
*90%
92
•
26
-'29%
-
-
91%
29%
29
29%
63
63
62%
63
63
47%
48%
47%
48 !4
47%
*90%
-
26
29
29%'
"
26%
26 %
26%
87'%
26 V,
91 %
-
10
26
87%
♦86
100
No par
—
1
26
*85 %
-
100
Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman
Pure
preference com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
preferred--
87%
*86%
86%
•
88%
*87
88%
>-
*90%
92
*90%
:
*87
'
92
>
"
29%
29%
63 %
62%
63
48 V,
47 7
48%
a
•
'
28%
-
30,800
20
90
-
50
.
28 Va
3.000
62%,
63
13,800
48%
48%
44,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2686)
EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previour
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
June 6
Wednesday
June 7
Shares
June 5
June 4
June 3
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year1956
Q
FeD
29% Dec 26
33 % Apr
19
33% Nov 23
33 Ve Jan
7
20
50% Mar 22
31
35% Mar
May 28
130
Nov 21
153
4
138
let)
Quaker
6 %
37%
37%
69%
*69%
18%
18%
iuG
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,000
37
37%
37%
1st preierred
Ranco Inc
2,200
36%
132
132
1„4
*132
184
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
27 %
27 7 u
37%
377b
29,100
27%
27%
2 i
*132
134
*27%
%
Radio Corp of
7
29% Jan
26 % Mar 26
*132
134
•132
36%
36%
36%
36%
Oats Co (The) common—5
preierred
.—
-100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
5
37% May
2
Jan
131
R
87% Feb
27
70 Ve Nov
31% Jan
68% Jun
14
15% Dec
4
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
12
28% Nov
29
44% Aug
3
Dec
13
Jan
24
20% May 13
59 % Jun
7
11
34% Jan
11
15 % Apr
12
16% Mar 15
22% May 13
25 % May
34% Jan
4
39
Jan
10
36
Jan
2
6
41% Apr
12
23% May 14
8% Mar 26
31% Jan
12
12% Jan
8
17
37% May
31% Apr
24
44% Jan
36
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
33% Feb
20
33% Jan
4
40
Feb
20% Jan
11
31 % Feb
14
37% Sep
38
Dec
31
30% Apr
11
Jan
5
15
11% Dec 26
May 29
5% Apr
12
18% Mar 14
14% Apr
26
15% Jan
Jan
18
30
Nov
27
Jan
27
3
30% Apr
18
27
18
64% Apr
4
57
Apr
17
62
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
43% Jan
3
23% Feb
25
32% Jan
8% Jan
16
5% Jan
8
4
Jan
11 % Dec
18
15 % Jan
10
11% Mar
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
45
30% Apr
34% Dec
31
25% Dec
27
Apr 24
28% Dec 10
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
Feb
6
Drug
13
85
3
51% Feb
5
65% May 16
27
49 % Mar 19
42% Jan
2
46% Mar 29
49
Oct
1
70
Apr 26
Aug
54% Jan
3
68 '/a Jun
6
11
91% Jun
7
15
17% Feb
11
81
Sep
12
91
Dec
21
17% Dec
5
3 % Apr
105% Jan
31 Va Mar
69
82 % Jan
7
77'/a Jun
5
31% Nov 29
42% Aug 15
26% Apr
25
18% Jun 29
23% Jan
19% Jan
77
2
66% Jan
23
6
19
5% Jun
Feb
9
27
40
25% Feb
37% Apr 26
362% Dec
19
510
Apr
28
105
—4y
va
31 % Apr
27
8
21% May 28
Jan
16
91% May 16
96
May 29
4%
13
24% Feb
33% May 21
Rohr
12
10
117% Jan
11
10% May 14
13% Jan
2
44% Dec
31
39% Feb
58% Jun
7
Royal
27 % Feb
9
Nov
8
26
30% Apr
23
4
13% Jun
7
76 % Jun
6
8% Mar
13 % Apr 26
28
2
F°b
28
5
33%
33%
2,2u0
38
*36%
37%
*36%
38
*34
35
*33%
3o %
*34
35
*34
35
200
45
*40
45
*40
45
*40
45
vw—
1.200
24%
24%
10
10
9%
3
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6
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23
200
14 74
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27%
27%
5>%
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59%
26 %
25%
26%
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26;
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14%
27%
26
it
6
200
7,400
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674
6-/4
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674
12 7a
1274
12 */G
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12 %
12 %
500
537b
53 %
53%
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537/8
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55%
22,000
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36%
37
36 74
36 7
a
363/e
3674
36%
3674
4,100
24
237b
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24
24 7 a
X237B
23%
23%
2374
8,800
67 b
*12 yb
5372
53%
36 %
23 7o
7
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.
V8
607b
59%
43 7b
44
44
55%
56%
12,000
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60%
59%
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18,500
437a
587b
43 %
9%
60
4J74
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44
43 %
44
9
60 %
5 4 7b
557b
6%
*
59 74
97 b
9
9 %
9
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1,700
55%
55%
557/8
55%
55 7 b
55 7b
9
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9
a
30,000
40
72
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71
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71
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68 yb
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81
80
80
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79 74
79
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93%
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92%
92%
91%
92
270
18%
1874
1874
18%
18%
187 b
18%
18%
5,t>00
2%
2%
27b
2%
16,400
92%
93
18%
1874
2%
2%
2%
'74
73
307s
31%
29%
26
31
*37 7b
40
28%
407%
13,100
3174
31%
317a
8,700
407b
*33%
287b
28%
2874
23%
28 72
28%
287a
28-4
23%
402 %
*94
*39
40
402 %
405
28%
1,6J0
28-4
4,500
Ox0
4J4
4j1
±
40
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66
29%
30
30
29%
29%
2374
30
11%
9b
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96
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96
2974
30
2974
5%
28%
405
96
*94
100
5%
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40574
287b
1
26%
5%
287b
28 7s
1,900
267b
287b
40
28%
405 %
2974
29%
29%
57 b
30%
X30%
*38%
%
11,800
77
76
29%
5%
:
—IOC
75%
*25%
57b
'31%
31
2%
2%
747b
2974
26
5%
5%
5%
317b
*26
|
2674
5%
7374
26%
2974
30%
30 yb
*26
2%
•
75%
74 74
74
28
8,400
6,300
1174
117 B
1174
11%
1174
11 Va
11%
12%
557b
5474
5574
X5374
54%
55
5o%
57
58
397b
38 74
38%
38 7b
387a
38%
38
78
38 %
83 '/a
i),
30
30 74
*29 %
30 74
297b
29%
29 74
29%
29%
29%
2,000
117b
1
5
1174
5474
38 %
1
20 Guilders
—1
-—
6
*5%
12%
6%
*12%
1
(Jacob)
5:17b
x26'/b
26%
26%
2677
26 %
700
6
1±74
23
*5774
;
9%
277/8
*2772
72
25%
97a
2o
*57 %
14 74
*14 7 b
1474
*14%
25%
97 a
6
10
6
yb
97b
25%
24%
24%
10%
40
(The)
*36
24%
287a
Co
Corp..
McBee
Ruberoid Co
Ruppert
*40
45
*3874
Pet
130
38
*36%
5J
Corp
1
37
*27 %
Axle Co
5
common——20
Co
-
34%
25
Corp
Dutch
Royal
40% May 16
30% Jan
July 16
36 Va
38% Apr
Dec 28
33
Corp—No par
El
&
Haas
Ronson
29
29
32-/4
5s
preferred series A
Feb
12
Gas
Aircraft
35 % Nov
12
3.;
*57
preferred—
conv
&
Rohm
31% Dec
32%
10
Rockwell Spring &
17
423% May
32%
32%
1474
Corp
Paper
Rochester
5
26,<UJ
32%
Antelope Copper
5%%
May 31
21 yb
59 7b
5
Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
29% Mar
13
Feb
351
2
Nov
90
32
3
15
22
30% Aug
5
29
25% Jan
12
2
35
10
Riegel
Roan
20%
28
Ritter Company
Jan
13
Apr
25
33% Jan
7% Apr
1,400
21
Corp——_—No par
Oil
27 % May
27% Feb
28% Apr
21% Jun 26
28% Jun
27% Dec
Richfield
vb
20%
*27%
Rhodesian
Jun
12
20%
*57
Manufacturing Co
Selection
Trust
Rheem
12-/8
20%
10
series.
4.50%
Preferred
Mar
99
62% Feb
84% Apr
22
18,100
I3-/8
20%
24%
10
100
100
.
series
3.60%
26%
13%
20%
*10
50
Common
Preferred
25 %
1>
21%
*14%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
21% Jan
2% May 27
70
26%
26 7b
13 %
*40
common—— 1
Co
pfd series A
4%%
58% Mar 19
Jan
2
7
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
57% May
Metals
Reynolds
45 % Feb
41 % Dec
257/3
26 %
72
2.50
Co
57
l,»uG
26%
*5%
Inc
Rexall
4
2,200
13
1
Revlon
26% Jan
57 %
5
Republic Steel Corp___
Revere Copper & Brass-.:
2
10% Jan
convertible'preferred
$1
May 20
2
37
21
9
8% May
10
25
59 %
26%
10
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp__
Republic Pictures common
58
13%
32%
—5
100
-1
50c
10
-10
common
57
57%
27%
10
Corp
Mfg Co
Conv
1
8% May
12
Relianoe
3,103
57%
13%
&
Stores
Reliable
8
Mar 29
13% Apr
59% Jan
Mar 12'
21
$1.25
6% Feb 28
10% Mar 14
6
18% Jan
19%
37
50c
Co—
div prior preference
b9
19%
34
No par
Inc.
(Robt)
Reis
15
Bros
68%
1 3%
20%
5
Mills
Real Silk Hosiery
b9%
19%
26%
Co.
Reed Roller Bit Co_
Reeves
36 7i
63
197b
19%
19 %
*57
57%
37 7b
6.)
X6J
70
13%
Inc——
Ray-O-Vac
18%
57%
—1
—-2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co.—
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
.—50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Rayonier
7
11% Mar 14
19% Mar
July 19
61
$3.50
16% Aug
27
12
48% Feb
America com__No par
No par
5
Raybestos-Mannattan —-—-No par
May 13
78
7
Mar 22
17
20% July 11
40
21
1174
11%
117b
11%
11 !u
*11%
*/2
1174
iJ»/2
<±,200
75%
27,800
X±
119,.01
,4
±OG
S
60% Feb
14
71% Dec
80
30
97% Feb
60% Feb
17
3
Nov
112
Feb
«1
25
3
33
69% Dec
3
91 % Mar 23
Jan
Aug
311
7
215
5
9
19% Jun
13
Jan
2
190
17
Sep
>
St
11
5
Jan
Jan
16
96
Feb
6
17
23% Aug 22
20% Apr
12
23% Jan
29
19
37% Mar 29
31% Feb 26
12% Jun
8
18
12
105
-
Oct
18
39% May
jon
"*>
17% Jan 29
13
23
TP
9
4
Jun
44% Feb
14
63% Apr 20
48% Feb
13
77% Jun
16% Feb
12
22 % May
57% Nov
29
75% Mar
55
30
77 % Dec
90
Dec
105 % Apr
12
Jan
79
Jan
95
19
Apr
Jan
93
4
30% May
*
102
Dec
28
89% Mar
75
Jan
7
Scott
1
Dec
28
44% May
30% Feb
11
$4
:
preferred.:
:
Scovill Mfg Co common—
'3.65%: preferred
:
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
Seaboard
Oil
Seagrave
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
*4% Feb
12
75% J»n
237/8 Jun
12% Jun
6
16% Jan
2
7.'
29 % May 22
Sealright-Oswego
29% Jan
7
Sears
"20
Jan
3
21% Feb
29
7% Apr
36%
u
—1
26 % Feb
11
15% Jan
3
3% Dec
27
27
3% Jan
8
4% Apr
43 % Nov
26
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
60% Apr
18
17
23% Nov
15
50
Apr
Feb
6
26% Jan
2
39% Jan
4
59
July 11
49% Feb
12
12 % Jun
1
39% Jan
20
14
11% May
62 Ye Jan
10
19
59% Dec
8% Dec
13
100 % Aug
17
9
8
16
Mar 12
.
$4.50
8
77/8 Mar 12
9% May 13
72% Feb
12
93
May 21
27% Jun
Falls Corp
Co.
&
J
Oil &
Steel
Sharon
Shattuck
Shell
7
28
28%
27
27 7b
26%
27 vb
27 74
2U3/4
277b
1374
1374
1374
1374'
1
21
—1
5.
£
ordinary
13
80% May 27
Skellv
Oil
21
837/a Jun
3
Smith
(A
35
45% Jun
7
20% Jan
11
17% Jun
9
51% Feb
13
32% Mar 27
39% Jan
11
25
35% Nov
15
33
Dec
12
40 % Jan
17
Jun
6
35% Jan
45
Nov
21
54 % July 27-
45% Jan
2
51% May
19% Jan
11
23
20% Jan
Jan
31
33% Apr
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
18
31
44% Nov 29
38 % Oct
29
17% Dec
84
Dec
Carolina E
G
Co
Porto
Sugar
preferred
May 21
18% Jan
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
:
7
28
4
95% Nov
30
103 % Mar
92% Feb
13
94% Jan
9
16% Nov
1
17
Feb
25
19% Jan
14
20
Feb
12
24% May
21% Nov 29
31
6
24% Mar 20
29 %
105
Apr
2
July 17
11% Dec
19
16% Jan
3
70% Dec
28
83% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31% Dec
7
For footnotes
see
page 28.
94% Apr
26
lO'/s Feb
9
98% Jan
15
12
12% Apr
.T"n
3
72 % Jan
11
7
28% Feb
12
33% Jun
7
69
46%
46 %
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46
77
*46 %
Yb
43%
78%
800
400
74%
74%
76
77 %
*76%
66%
67
68 %
67"%
68%
6b '/8
76%
77%
76 %
76%
75%
76%
75%
75
7574
76%
%
83%
82%
82%
81
82
80%
81%
81
8174
4,100
4374
447 a
437/8
45%
84,900
*75
83
41
x_5
-125
com
16
Jan
3,300
46%
'
67
50
Rico
Southwestern
6% Jan
6,100
30
74%
com_4.50
preferred
33% May 27
65
1274
2974
6 7
vs
Edison
25
.18
<
23%
*48
33%
*33
10
9%
9%
10
97/8
10%
9%
23%
23
23%
22%
23
22'/a
23%
x22%
22%
*48
49%
497b
*47
3,400
4,500
49%
9%
9%
34
34
33%
51 >4
*48
33%
4iJ 7»l
*48
31%
33%
3374
33%
25,100
3,700
1,500
34
400
32%
33
33
33
33
50%
50%
51 tli
507/a
51%
507b
51%
15,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
257b
18,2001
33%
*33
33%
50%
5,700
90,800
49%
9%
26,500
50%
*33
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
30:%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
800
Southern
44
45
44%
43
44
44%
437-8
44%
43 Vb
43%
22,900
43%
43%
43%
43 51a
427/s
43 %
42%
43%
427*
43
22,100
41%
41%
41
41 %
40%
41%
40%
41%
15,500
18%
3,700
South'n
8
54% Jan
12 %
30%
74%
Platinum...__1
&
Jan
3
1274
30
17%
26
Jan
12%
30%
62
457/8 Jan
4% Mar 27
12%
29%
197b
May 28
17% May 10
78% Apr 10
45% Apr 25
127b
17 Yb
40
40
2,000
13
12 "/a
29%
19
617b
1
4
137/8
19
12%
29 %
19%
19%
4
18
19%
19
12%
29%
17%
91% Jan
6% Sep
19
19%
12%.
61%
20"% Jun
63 % Aug 17
19
19
49% May 16
73% Jan
121,200
26%
17%
6
12
27%
26
19
1
25
267/s
26%
1,500
24%
10
Dec
26%
26
60%
26
May 28
9,500
26%
26%
18
46% Jan
47% Jun
92-/4
60%
12
10
%
19%
42 % Feb
17
91
17%
58% Mar 23
Jan
927b
59%
46% May 23
21
91 %
9 Va
*9
19
32
20
91 74
91 k '
9
13
24% May 20
22
90 72
92%
5
67
1
1
4
6,700
8 ',11
•
17%
Co
6
17
5,200
51
87a
87b
'
.;
18%
Aircraft
38 % Apr
Jan
9 74
*
43%
30% Jun
19% Feb
4,200
59%
507b
50 7b
■
60%
Co
81
21%
58
50-.4
59 74
5074
r
19%'
Southern
Mav 27
21
597a
50%
587b
507b
59%
2
Mar 16
21%
59
5974
19
California
17% Nov
96 % Dec
8%
20%
21
21
50
:
43%
Southern
28 % July 19
4
5%
South
420
597/a
6
24% May 15
38
33
23% May
6,700
58
3
43%
2
46% Jan
21
20
900
4
577b
37 a
20%
South
Dec
45
14 7b
Tb
58
37a
19%
South Amer Gold &
24% Jun
13%
78,000
59%
6
2
7% Mar
27
5
10% Jun
187/r Jan
24
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
2674
15
6
12% Jan
1.00J
Inc.
Co
18
12
1.200
2774
Mobil Oil Co Inc
Socony
4,200
2774
44 Tit
21% Jan
13
7,800
13
58
4
587b
8%
92 1
10
_
7
7% Dec
17%
757b
45%
Smith-Douglass
Solar
17
74%
*12 Vb
59
50%
10
Corp..
7
17"% Jan
July 10
Co
O)
Jun
6
11,900
5
Smith-Corona Inc
62
20
347b
347b
.25
61% Feb
60% Jan
7
2
147b
/.;
3,800
66%
No par
Corp.
3
13
*20%
14
1374
60
■
29%
-
Simmonds Saw & Steel
17
17
7b
26
7.50
No par
Aug
Apr
3
917b
No par
Co
Dec
47% Feb
1374
58%
%
20Tb
597b
9
27
58 %
*57
21-a
%
*28 7b
4
37a
4
57%
507a
Corp
67
167/b Jan
34
347b
28%
2.50
.
Corp of America,
73
12
*82
34%
3 4 74
12,900
-•
& Tr—
46% Jun
24
84
*82
bt
347b
3474
28-/a
4
32 % Jan
31
287b
55% Jan
64% May 10
x31Va
28%
Simmons
29
31 Vb
28%
17
20
31 yb
13
49 % Jan
185/a Jun
31%
747b
Mar 25
16% Nov
317 b
17
43
49 % Sep
98%
1274
55% Apr 26
3
*96 Vb
74%
19
10
7b
16%
45% Jan
24
98
1J
.1
50c
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—__1
50% Feb
*96 %
*b3
-
b4
s
34
-
24,030
61 *
9812
17
Sheraton
52% Jan
*82
%
*
--
16,500
84%
74 74
No par
shares
Oil
3
31%
607a
32,800
T
213/4
*8474
a
13
Sheller
Sinclair
82
21%
60 Va
84 Vs
*96%
*96% v' 98%
-31%
21%
59
*84%
59 7
16%
11
6
777a
7374
30
24% Jan
b±
2,000
22%
75 %
13%
25
68% Jun
2274
21%
21%
3,030
2,600
15%
1574
7o%
8 47„
58 72
53
81
317b
*15
.40
'
7"*
.
38 Vb
2 J Vb
74
17% Jan
12
5877
84
%
38 Va
*84
59
b5
98
21%
93%
2078s
'—'20%'
75
17
21% Apr
54% Feb
4
.
1374
32% Apr
8
22
2x74
-
73%
1
72% May
21%.
987b
20,000
347b
15%
757 b
H
337b
227a
157b
22%
757b
1674
12
23
1574
2274
r
'3874
33
757b
157b.
&3 %
207b ■20%
13%
13
55% Jan
-
167b
Feb
8
-
347b
74
12% Apr
27% Feb
Jan
34%
*91 Va
20%
10
205
13 74
29
89
?180
73 7b
35% Mar 26
18
205
16%
15% Jan
74% Feb
*180
<94
23
34
7
5
230
*67 7b
500
2u0
138
38
-
74-/4
82
14
Nov
14,600
.
260
'
29
88
*2072
*-
•20%
38%
38
217s
4
Co—
Mfg
20%
68'/a
19 %
1972
67-/4
270
847b
•157b
31%
13% Feb
18
1,300
19%
i
74%
*96 7b
18% Nov
6
*917/u
94
2o%<
v
-
205
347b
58 v*
21% Feb
Mar 19
*180
r
157b
57
•
Corp,
York
New
2474
6774
22 V*
No par
Gas
(Frank G)_—«
Oil
24%
84
1611/2
*260
7474
1
■
Iric
Industries
Shamrock
247b
1974
15%
.3
—
preferred—i
Shalimoon
Shell Transp
22% Mar 13
._
Servel Inc common.....
61% May 13
58% Jan
2
47% May
Co.
Roebuck
8,400
68%
280
21 7/b
-
34 %-
1
Seiberling Rubber Co..
28 % Dec
74
38
*6774
35
*91 7/8
20%
3374
1
19y8 Feb
70% Nov 26
28
.
347b
94
20%
38
34%
*24-/4
24%'
*270
205
35 7b
19%
r
68%
278
*180
:
33%
33%
2474
'<
19 Tb
19%
*6774
*270
\
83 Vb
161 Va
5
5
Corp
21
25
Dec
7
-
%
210
t
*93
—25
100
Finance Co
4
7
24
20 %
6b
290
34%
:—20
16% Nov
29
25
33%
•
380
8*72
lo474
163
<
*
21
May
52% Oct
13
25
*180
—1
preferred
2574
19%
No par
No par
—No par
common
34%
*u7%
,—15c
?.
Co
337b
757b
7674
1
84
85
160
347b
*270
<
Jan
36
7
Corp
Paper
$3.40
Mar
83
35
preferred.*.
noncum
Schering
33% Jan.
21
78
—
Ry Co—100
Schick Inc
Mar
86
33% Dec
40 % Apr
7
29
62% Mar 13
2
com
85
160
'
•
2
18% Feb
16
22% Mar
May 28
93
7
Feb
Co
Ry
75 Va
75%
84
164
*
2o Va
St Regis Paper Co common
18 % Jan
Dec
F
Southwestern
737b
74%
84
*lo0
84 7b
164
34
100
—5
1st pfd 4.40% series A——100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co——10
Sangamo Electric Co—
10
Savage Arms Corp—
s—
.5
Schenley Industries Incj
:_1.40
3
29% Jan
93
San
5%
2
48% Jan
L
Louis
73 Va
7474
83 %
*158
No par
No par
,—100
Power
Preferred series A 5%
St
May 27
205
May 23
Co..
St Joseph Light &
26% Jan
270
32% May 10
60% July 31
St Joseph Lead
6
74% Feb
10
13
Feb
preferred
conv preferred
4.30%
25 % May 24
6
67% Apr
2oo
4 %
-
5
73%
—-5
.—10
100
—10
Safeway Stores common.
Mar 22
Jun
46% Mar
5
22% Jan
24% Dec
40% Feb
160
33% Jun
16
155
93
14
Mar 19
5
22 % Jan
Nov
0
Feb
25% Aug 31
52
38% Dec
235
Ton
137
17
Dec
155
13
12
,
(The)
Natural
Pacific
Gas
Co
7.50
Co
No par
(Del)
Southern Railway common...No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile
&
Ohio
stk
tr
Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
Spencer
Sperrv Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel
$4.50
Inc
common
preferred
Square D Co
common
41
18 %
18%
*18
18%
18Vs
78 %
78%
78 %
78%
*78%
32%
32%
32 "8
32%
32 %
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
32%
167b
16%
16%
16%
16 %
10%
•167/a
17%
17
17
900
5
5
2,700
*60
65
*78%
1
1
Co
2.50
5
5
*60
65
*60
6
53
100
*92
5%
5
No par
common
Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
4] %
18%
79
18%
100
ctfs
Public Service
%
1
50c
25
.2
No par
5
94
5%
65
*60
53%
54
53
*9174
94
53%
•
*91 %
5 %
65
53%
94
5
*60
52%
*91%
18 %
79
5'/a
65
53%
94
17 %
17%
21%
22 Yb
18%
*78%
52 %
*91 %
17%
150
79
537b
5,800
6,400
94
17%
7,700
22 %
71.700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
221
a
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
*95%
96 %
96%
97
95%
95%
11%
11 %
11 %
107/a
11
107b
107b
69%
*09%
7G %
*69%
70%
69 %
6
%
110
31 %
31%
31%
31%
33%
21,300
*95
*
11
11%
11
69
69
69%
31 %
31%
%
31
'
I
31%
31
96
217 b
*95
180
96
4,500
Volume
185
Number
5645
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
3G3/4 Oct
Lowest
44% May 14
2
77% Ncv 30
6'A Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
91% Jan
26
12% Jan
28
37% Jan
6
77
497/.,
2
May 13
6% Jan
EXCHANGE
TV/foV
9
82% Feb
2
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
v
Standard
13
9% Jan
Erands
Inc
Monday
Inc
3% May 16
48% Jan 23
58% May 4
65
Aug 14
43 % Feb
49% Jan 31
62% Apr
53% Feb
50
May 28
88 % Dec
47% Feb
18
14% Jan
2
81
17% Jan
28
3
14% Jan
4
62% Jan
62
3
15
Aug 15
Jan
25
31% Nov
7
61
Jan
13
Feb
25% Feb
Oil
of
California.
6.25
Oil
of
Indiana..'-.
41%
78%
79%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3%
3%
3%
3%
of
New
Jersey—
3%
3%
55%
56%
3%
56%
3 %
57%
56%
57 Vb
53%
56%
54%
57%
53%
56%
54
53%
65%
56%
56
64%
54%
65%
53%
64%
7
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common.
8
10
85
May 16
77% May 17
13% Jan
15'
2
30% Jun
7
20% Sep
30% Oct
14
27% Mar 12
20
Feb
25
23% Jun
1
39 % Apr
3
31% Feb
13
16% Dec
31
21% Jan
4
17
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
19% May 21
17% Dec
11
17 % Nov
27
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
31% May 28
22 % Feb
9
5% Oct
32
37% Dec
29% Aug 24
10% Feb
19
Feb
8
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
Dec
101'A Jun
28
70'A Jan
31
22% Jan
23
22% Nov
82
7
Nov
27
30% July 31
6
26% Jan
34% Nov 28
66
7
39
Feb
Dec
19
78
Mar 22
67a Dec
26
10% Mar
940
Nov
9
35% Nov 29
Dec
64%
64%
58%
25% Jan
3
6% Feb
46
4
2
50
59%
58%
59%
59%
60%
56
11
Jun
6
7
16% Jan
17
6
84% Jun
93
Feb
14
72% Feb
13
82
22% Feb
12
5
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
8
38% Jan
22
Jun
33% Apr
66% Feb
13
6% Mar
1,210
74
8
Jan
2
21% Feb
Jun
3
11
1,730
15 Va May
14
62
53% Ncv 29
18% Feb
6
Dec
4
13
69% May
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
5% May 31
14 Vb May 27
7
50
18% Jan
31
Feb
12
60'A Jan
11
54% Feb
12
76% Jun
6
37% Oct 31
5
28% Dec
51
5
49% May
38% Mar 26
26'A Jun
7
33
11% Jan
27
18% Dec
28
15% Feb
12
25% Jan
16
30% Dec
14
29 Va Mar
1
Apr
4
45% May 17
32
Feb
33% Apr
of
150
Jan
23
34% Feb
10
20'A Oct
10% Jan
1
9
182 Va May
9
7'A Jan
Co
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4
preferred
Talcott
Inc
Temco
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texas
135
May 16
160
Jan
4
Jan
Vb Jun
20
11% Apr
8
10% Jan 23
13% July 31
14 Va Apr
4
11% J an
25
15 V* Apr
44
51
Mar 28
44 % Jan
25
53
July 23
Apr
12
12
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
2
13% May 24
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
69% Feb
12
104
Feb
89% May 8
95 Va Apr 18
42% May 27
86
Dec
19
33
Jan
23
13
90
Jan
7
47% Mar 26
32% Feb
15
28% Feb
13
17 ot 102% Dec
14
24'/b May 29
87% Feb 12
23'A Nov 27
,
,
Feu
27
102% Apr
16
50% Jun
49% Jun
15
Mar~29
13 Vb Dec
5
43 Va NOV
27
51% Nov
1
45% Apr
Jan
4
13% Mar 20
Sub
45%
45%
46
27
26%
26%
Thermoid
7
7%
55 %
*55
55'%
55 3A
13%
13%
147a
14
84%
84'A
81 %
7
87
*84
82
87
4
22 %
22
22
22
22
22
22'%
36%
36
1,300
36
*35 7b
36
357a
36
72
72
72
72
1,700
71'%
72
*71%
74
9%
25
1635
24
9%
1670
50
i
%
24
1640
39%
39%
24%
*23%
33'A
33%
33
33%
42%
42%
42%
42%
x41%
86%
86
86
*83
11%
113%
n%
11%
20 Vb
20%
20
*86
11%
1
19%
20
3
30% Jun
6
9
57b
5,000
14'%
8,000
513A
52%
513A
52'A
51%
52
4,700
74'A
753/b
76'%
75'%
76
40,100
25
73%
-.3%
74%
73 %
74%
47%
48%
49
477b
4834
47%
48% ~'-
45%
27%
47'A
26%
96,224
27 Vb
26'%
263A
267b
267b
26'A
267b
49,900
24'%
24
24'A
11,800
*397b
7%
common
Oil
39%
39
7%
*77*
8
77%
77/b
7%
77%
77b
8
*133'%
135'%
*1333A
135'%
*13374
135'%
135%
136
48%
477a
48%
467a
47'%
46 78
467b
46%
15'A
15
47'A
5,800
15
143A
15
147,
14%
19 VB
14%
19'A
187<
147a
8,900
19%
19
19
18%
18 7b
187b
20%
187s
21 VB
20%
21'A
21
23'%
247b
53
25'%
527b
207s
5274
207a
53
29,500
53'A
533A
537%
55
59'%
15%
15%
60'A
157»
2,410
16%
*16'A
50c
A;
136
1
13%
13%
50
*46%
47'%
13%
79%,
*90
79%
95%
Co
A
94
*80
387b
247b
;24%
"
13%
,
99.
50%
137b
1374
46%
4674
46'%
38
37%
37
Twin
TXL
Udylite Corp (The)—
3
147b
34
33%
33'A
28,200
52
52
52'A
52'A
52 Va
52'A
1,000
*50
257B
25'%
25%
25'%
55
2974
10
Co
1
:
(The)—
8
27%
1
3
277a
4,100
3,300
25,400
34
2 9'A
10'A Jan
38
1474
297b
167b
47'%
33 Vb
52
49%
47
373A
10,100
13%
4 7'A
377b
uX 2,000
v
34
26
*47
137b
46 %
377B
%'
1,500
a
51%
147B
52
*16'A
1374
247»
'
32%
25 VB
50
-w-*
50 3A
34
52
par
'*>
1474
26'/b
1
Rap Transit com__No
prior preferred—
247a
■
10,900
3274
51 %
54
24%
517 V
10,100
V
34
26 VB
*51
1474
78 A A
94.
39%
32'%
29
Mar 15
12
147a
77
39%
327s
34
62
Century Fox Film—
137b
133A
*90
!)'
50%
4674
37 7»
79
3974
,24%
1374
46'%
387b
61 7b
7
57a Jan
137B
46%
*13
92
3974
■■i
37%
627a
14 Vb Jan 18
237. Feb
3974
100
49%
61%
5%
77%
50%
99%
4)%
1374
*90
24'A
4974
90%.
preferred 1954 ser__50
2
23
797a
39%
24'A
13%
—50
common
*13
94
3874
3474
14
Mar 27
*90
397a
24%
337b
Corp
1374
79
347b
Jan
29
40
*13
80
33%
Jan
167a Apr
2,200
467%
1
50
12
13'A
467/a
1
common
(conv)
17
1374 Feb
13'A
47
50
——
Apr 23
1674 Mar 19
137a
467%
2
47
Oil
1,600
13 %
47'%
2
—
series
167%
137a
*47
39%
%
5
*16'%
xl3%
*24%
•
16'%
1,700
v
1374
13%
80'%
157a
300
13%
*13
*13
163A
1,500
47%
*47
10
Corp.
Airlines
Coach
18,200
13
(The)—
16% May 23
conv
100
39%
48%
49%
Co
22 Vb Feb
Twin City
40
387%
*132%
preferred
7
20th
*39'A
397a
100
I
common
conv
40
39 VA
No par
Ry Co__
Co
12
30% Jan
75'%
45%
27
397b
Tung-Sol Electric Co
4.30%
1,600
57a
14'%
52%
39%
(The)
Preferred
50
3,500
52%
407a
11
18
20'%
6,500
85
52%
x52
2.50
10
Jun
18
20
237b
Jun
25% Apr
20%
40
52
15
20
6
24
18
35'A Jun
20
40
29 Va Apr
25% Oct 25
11%
~
15% Apr 27
=
11%
*83
57a
No par
46
6
11%
233A
Truax-Traer Coal
3
8
42'A
83
11%
14'A
14%
Jan
42 %
83
11%
57B
227b
61
42%
86%
4,600
17,100
14'%
*32'%
62% Jun
33 Vb
147a
147b
34% Jun
32%
53A
33'/a
16
33 'A
42%
14%
33%
26
32 %
574
14%
25
33
147a
33%
Apr
24 V2
5%
32%
27% Feb
*23%
1,200
39%
24%
14%
5
51% Feb
23%
39'A
*23%
24%
24
$2.70 preferred
23%
40
1,530
42%
*23%
48,700
57b
No par
54
23%
40 >
600
9%
1650
14%
Inc
26
23%
40
9VB
1635
5%
Tri-Continental Corp common-—_1
Dec
39%
9 Vb
1635
4,300
,
131,800
14%
Transue & Williams Steel
62'A Mar 13
8%
82
1
Apr 24
36% Mar 12
30
40
24%
t
1620
24
32%
7.50
May 24
64
9%
1650
*23 %
39%
*23%
35
1
Apr 25
23%
5
25
34
49% Nov 21
8%
1625
4.16%
11
2
% Apr 17
9%
1655
23 %
12
29
10
36
26'A Feb
Jan
86
71%
14% Jun
57
10,700
*84%
36%
40
World
1,600
14
9%
24% Feb
Trans
56
14
71%
issued
20% Jan
24,500
7
55
*36%
237b
Edison
7%
7% *<•
'56
29%
"
When
2,500
80 3A
$1.20 preferred ...
.25
Timkem Roller Bearing.-,-—No par
Toledo
3,900
26%
287b
15
31% Jan
*84
7
45%
813A
Tidewater Oil common
Trane Co
4
137b
*39'%
Transamerica
July 27
'
600
45%
26%
'
14'%
87
='84
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred<
22
2d % DUii
Dec
7%
55%
14
24
Co
24
50% May 31
8
7%
54%
13%■
700
18
1
Inc
convertible
$2.50
41'A Apr
19
21'/« Jan
7%
53%
_1
2,800
2,100
.
287a
common
50 Vb Apr
59
Oct
45%
40
Pacific
5
33% Nov
*17%
26%
6
10
18'A
17%
23%
Inc
12
29
*17%
17%
ctfs ex-distribution—1
share
40'A Feb
Nov
27
18'A
Trust-
35% Feb
Jan
18%
81
&
7
52
18%
28%
Coal
30
25
18%
13,900
8174
Land
30% Oct
9
18%
45%
28% July 23
31
18
21,000
28%
Pacific
28% Mar 21
16% Nov 29
24% Feb
3
13 Vb Jan
17'A
-
80%
Pacific
4
26
17%
26 %
$1.25 conv preferred.
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
16% Jun
17%'
18%
18%
*39%
38%
&
60% Jun
18
*17%
'
1
Utilities
21
38 VB
A—25
Texas
25
28
38 Vb
45
preferred series
conv
Textron
47 % Jan
16
23'A
Vb
26%
_4
Instruments
Texas
54 Va July 10
30%
22%
38
Vb
45%
—
49'/a May
22% July 10
30%
23%
38
26%
2
Corp
21'/a Jan
9
30%
23%
38
277/b
Texas
8% Mar 15
28
16
30 %'<
23%
38
45%
.—'.
Co
4.48%
30%
23%
26%
Corp
11
9
18%
30
'
28 %
Sulphur
15% Feb
52
18%
Producing Co
47% Aug 21
20
18%
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
Gulf
20% Dec 20
34% Oct
18%
:
Gulf
13% Apr 10
18% Apr 29
17% Jan 21
62% Feb
17%
18%
:—..No par
—
Texas
38% Jan
11'A Jun
17%
18%
Symington Gould Corp
Texas
42% July 27
17%
18%
17%
1
com
Texas
29% Apr
29% Apr
38%
—
10
2
23 V8
38%
81%
Texas
6% Dec 21
22%
39%
California
Jan
40% May 15
40% Jun
4
16
30%
23
38%
Inc
24% Apr
5
29%
22%
♦13
81%
Steel Corp—
Sutherland Paper Co—
8
12
18'A Dec
1,700
29%
27%
9
21% Nov 26
13%
29%
6,400
22
46'A Jan
8
13'A
13
28
39% Feb
May 28
6% Dec 31
2,600
*12%
72%
13
22%
55% May 10
12% Jun
73
72 %
13
5
Sweets Co of America (The)
9
72%
73
13
27%
Swift
Apr
72%
72%
13
22%
4
May
800
72'A
72%
13
3,800
1
10
18
33% Oct
pfd series
Superior
Superior
14
84
10c
2nd
1
89
81
'55—30
5%%
Biscuits
16
82
*80
1
29
Jan
80%
preferred series A
Jun
82
82'A
83
72%
Mining Co—
11% May 31
82 %
common
4%%
27% Jan
1 May
7
12% Dec 14
83
*80
16%
<
12.50
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
42% Jan
99
17%
16%
17%
90
1
5
9
17%
*88%
1
21
26
16%
1
12
Dec
16%
17%
|
90
,1
35% Feb
8% Feb
15,000
16%
*88%
No par
22"% Jan
11
62
90
17%
90
___15
32% Jun
9
103,500
61 Vb
*88%
16%
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co
No par
&
65%
64%.
85,000
17%
*88%
—_5
50% July 26
40
65%
61%
5,500
73,300
57 Va
16%
1
Corp common—
of
64%
60%
3%
57%
-I
17%
.
Corp
Oil
n
5,900
16%
90
—20
Sunshine
2
2,300
17%
common
Sunshine
May
130
7%
16%
1
3
27% Jan
78'A
■7%
18
Studebaker-Packard Corp
18
Mar 20
9% Jun
78'A
7%
7%
17%
v
—10
Broadcasting Co
Sunbeam
41%
16%
No par
_•
(J P) & Co Inc__
Sun Chemical
7%
Shares
41 Vb
-A88%
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Storer
41%
79 V
*78
..1
Stone & Webster
24
41%
80
100
__
8
8% Apr
12
Stevens
-
41%
5
Drug Inc
5
May
29 % Apr
12
Feb
13% Mar
Sterling
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
18% Mar
12
Starrett Co (The) L S._
Stauffer Chemical COi
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
-
10
A
52 % Mar 16
27% Feb
7
Feb
Feb
Feb
Stanley
series
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Warner Corp.—
9
July
38
45
36
5
preferred
13
21
81
Dec
26
17% May 28
2
30% Apr
l,3uu
21% Jun 25
42
6
2
17% Feb
29
50
13% May 28
89
31
Jan
3%%
Standard
«
7
41%
*79
the Week
June 7
7%
25
Oil
Friday
June 6
41%
3%
Standard
18% May 27
26
Standard
Sales for
Thursday
41%
distribution
Standard
Mar
17% Jan
18
Ex
4
Jun
94
2
65% Dec
28
2
6
v
PRICES
77%
1
7
62 % Jan
65% Jun
12
87% Jan
15% Aug
19
57 % Jun
12
55% May 15
51% Jan
13% Dec
12
50% Mar 26
100 % Mar 23
28
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
43% Jan 23
25 % Nov
9
3 % May 22
SALE
June 5
77%
"
Standard Gas & Electric Co—' V
43% Nov 29
HIGH
Wednesday
June 4
41%
No par
Co
Tuesday
June 3
No par
com
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
11
-
V Par
:
167 B
16 %
*47
49'%
77a
8
27%
277B
*32%
25%
25%
*48
14%
3,800
400
1,800
54
*48
34
34
34%
34
347b
15,200
>60%
61%
6174
6174
61%
61%
3,800
29'A
30'A
30 %
3074
30%
41,100
16'%
1,600
3374
16'%
167b
*47
167 b
49'%
77B
*47
77a
27
774
277b
27
54
*50
29%
16'%
16'%
49'%
*47
55
■
4.9'%
'
— «
—
77a
77b
7.7a
1,700
2774
263A
277b
21,700
u
13'% Feb
9
207b Nov
•
15
44
5% Nov
15
8
31'% Feb
108%
21
Jan
Nov
10
Apr
47% May
8
1337b July 17
26
287b Apr
29
33
Apr
16
May 29
83A Apr 11
353% Jan 11
1007b Feb
12
1213A May 17
30
2
20% Feb
12
2574 Dec
5
30
Jan
17
26% Jan
9
92'% Dec
27
112
Jan
9
81'% Oct
13
93
Jan
11
8074 Jan
Ncv
20
91
Feb
15
7074 May 28
104
78
Nov
30
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8'% Dec
11
83%
92
Union
Corp
1
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co.i——5
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
247b Mar 25
Union
Chem
29'A Mar 19
Union
Elec
Oct
6174 May 25
313A Jan
8
Union
Pacific
103% Oct
Jun
7
2774 Feb
6
31
29
Union
Tank
Car
1
Union
Twist
Drill
697b Jun
7
333A May 16
90% Jan
2
9'% Mar
Apr
4%
4
Air
Biscuit
71 % Mar 26
587b Feb
11
6974 Jan
United
Carbon
67a Jan
11
5
6% Feb
11
28% Apr
8
137a Jun
4374 Dec
8
16 Vb Aug
20
137b Feb
12
5
44'A Jan
28'% May 11
35% Jan
'
23
-5% Nov 20
14'% Dec
12
174 Dec
31
55
Mar
3
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
32
Feb
36
Mar
4
15
Nov
42
Nov
10274
101%
102%
2,800
277b
2774
27%
277b
27%
13,200
27%
277a
27'%
27%
27%
27%
3,100
Carton
Corp
No par
10
No par
Fastener
convertible
(Del)_.No par
com
preferred
30c
100
Dve & Chemical Corp com—1
Electric Coal Cos
—5
(Del)
1
12
167b Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
2
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
387b May
8
38'% Feb 19
United
77
Aug
2
181
FeD
1
22% July 19
U
S
U
S
Feb
13
2
31% May 23
51% Apr
16
156
Jan
8% May
65'A Jun
14
14% Feb
49'% Mar 16
43'% Jan
7
see
page
28.
Jan
7
17 Vb Apr
12
15
29
7
Mar 19
•
22
U
24
36
1
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
4
Jan
17'% Jan
162
7
44% May
6
S
S
Mfrs
Inc
Corp
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
453/a
7%
63%
30
7%
73/a
7%
67b
6%
67a
307a
30%
77b
6%
30%
*44%
5%
5l%
79
30'%
63/a
31
*78
.
7'A
6%
*30%
44
44'%
300
57a
4,300
4578
5%
79
73%
67a
31
5%
*78
7%
6%
30'%
79
73%
9,700
6%
18,100
15'%
45%
457b
17,400
36'%
37
36%
37'%
x36'%
367b
36%
36'%
357b
36'%
12,800
13%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37
37
1,000
5'A
5%
5 Va
5'A
37%
57a
37
5'A
53/s
57a
578
14%
15'%
14%
14'%
147,
14'%
143A
14'A
57a
147b
9,000
1
i3%
15
3,300
1%
l3/a
13%
13%
17a
1%
12,000
53%
597a
59%
593A
59%
'60%
60%
617%
61%
62'A
22,600
85%
85'%
*85%
86%
85%
85'%
85
86
85%
85'%
1,440
38
387a
383/0
38%
38%
393%
38'A
38%
383%
293A
297%
29%
29%
2974
30%
30%
30%
31
3874
31'A
13,200
4,800
19,500
1
No par
4
63
100
*159
common..82%c
9
common
class A preference
Industries Inc common
preferred series A
—50
1
50\
*307b
1'%
.
1,100
5,400
1
Mach
4'%%
7%
5'%
*78
15%
preferred—
Hoffman
5%
U S
*44%
57b
79
200
7,700
100
Chemical
Co
45%
5'%
*78
67
10
preferred
Gypsum
*44%
5%
79
64'%
457b
Corp—
&
1%
U
453%
5%
20
64%
15
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
23% Jan
457s
*78
64
457b
2
33
64'%
15%
Merch
9
637b
25'%
45%
United
24
64'%
95
25'%
15
United
&
64
*91
45%
9
Borax
643A
95
253A
157b
15'A Jan
S
64
93
*25%
457s
11
4'%%
253A
15%
13'% Feb
U
*25%
x45'%
29
7b Jan
98
25'%
15'%
1974 Feb
1
*95
25'%
*95
46%
Improvement Co
86'% May 20
39% Jun
5
98
253A
15%
Corp
62% May 20
98
46
5
No par
.
Industrial
8
*95
*25%
103
30'%
15%
Gas
footnotes
For
10274
277b
Gas
28 % Oct
Dec
10274
277a
Corp
May 23
130
23%
United
May 24
*129
103'%
United
May
135
27%
United
1 Va
*120
27%
11
374 Mar 26
135
102%
Co
&
*120
277b
11
5
104
135
287a
35% Jan
14
104
*125
4,200
27%
United
United
135
?*
28'A
6% Jan
39% May
35
&
*120
8
10
2
9
3
pfd—100
conv
83%
America...No par
Inc
of
5% Apr
23
27
1956)
Lines
6
2074 Aug
Dec
...
77b Jan
28 Vb Jan
1574 Dec
Co
Cig-Whelan Stores
$3.50
55
52% Nov 29
of
United-Carr
United
21
83
155
Co.
$4.50 preferred—
15
77b May 20
93% Jan
9
17,500
8'%
(ser
board
18
8%
10
4%
United
Jan
32,500
1.200
2774 May 16
Jan
297,
4%
6
7
29'%
26,000
28
367b Dec
29%
713A
Jun
23
28%
697b
19'% Jan
14
29%
717a
95
17
29
71
9
20
297%
72'%
24
Jan
29%
71%
Feb
Dec
297b
74
2874 Apr
6
297b
707,
7
6'A Jun
common—10
713A
14
21
91,600
707,
United
8
627b
Aircraft
United
Jan
61'%
Corp common.
5
convertible preferred
__100
United
4
6'A May 15
63%
33'A
2
79
62%
29'%
Jan
463A May
10
64'%
33
Dec
5
88'%
62%
297b
297b Mar 14
2
88'%
637a
83%
43'A Jan
23
40
90
60%
33
207b Dec
47b Jan
*87
60%
2974
115
8
73'%
8'A
14
Apr
85
*71
SO
*87
*76
73
327b
93
39% Mar
90
85
*71'%
297b
4
77% Apr
*87
*76
323A
12
3
—-
85
72'%
72'%
8 %
297a
26'% Feb
4
*76
71
8'%
27'% Jun
Mar 21
85
71
327,
101'% Jun
May
320
*76
297b
17
478 Jan
13,300
95
83%
18
62
28'%
94
32%
20
82
5,000
28%
93'%
297s
3274 Apr
9
22'%
287b
93%
8'%
4474 Dec
23
22%
28%
94%
29%
121% Dec
4% Feb
227b
287b
*93%
*32%
20
73 Va Jan
217b
28'A
94
297a
23
41% Dec 27
22'%
287b
94
32'%
10
48'A Jan 20
22'%
28'%
297s
Jan
100
21%
22
32%
Nov
107
9,800
5
357b Jan
7
8,100
1197b
No par
152
May 29
32'%
119'%
597b
preferred..
non-cum
26
-
Co
32'%
119'%
25
California.;—
RR
33'%
118%
94%
90
8
32%
118'A
287a
*87
series
$4
of
33%
1173%
23
No par
Oil
Preferred
77,
94
85
Union
33
77,
28%
72'%
5
1J7%118:%
8
22%
1
*76
22
125
327,
*71
Jan
23
x3278
No par
89
17
700
34
118'%
No par
$3.50 series
64'% Jun
18
1,700
19,700
7%
Preferred
12
Dec
15'%
307b
77a
Preferred $3.70 series—
25
96% Dec
15
30 '%
2
86
Apr
517b Feb
166
15'%
317a'
24
26 V2 Apr
113'A Jan
15'%
31
Jan
82
9
8
143A
313%
*77»
79% Jan
11
2
30
10
10
147,
297,
77,
No par
3
Apr
Corp
15
31'%
7%
Preferred $4.50 series
Jan
36
33
117%
—No par
common—
147b
297,
8
21
657b Apr
1
Corp.—67a
Materials
&
Co
15'%
317s
8
100'% Jan
May 16
39% May
10 % May 10
Paper
Corp
297b Apr
29
15
307b
1
Underwood
63%
161
X62%
65%
xl58%
158%
9%
87/8
31'A
*3078
16
16Va
*44
4574
16
*44%
9
31%
16y8
45%
63'%
158
874
*307a
157/a
*44
64'%
158'%.
.
63%
*157
13%
647s
158-
lo,600
---
16
4575,
*44
45 Va
31%
*307/s
31'A
157/b
50
8%
83A
*44
64
158
31%
87b
16'%
62'%
'*157
8%
*30%
157%
87%
453A
17b
10,700
■
'■
—.
27
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
28
..
.
Monday', June 10, 1957
(2688)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
15
23 % Jan
11
1
22% Feb
27% Jan
4
6
63
Jan
2
67% May
3
1
3
35% Jan
4
14
2
80
July 18
67% Mar 14
31
Dec
30 y2 Mar
51 Ye July 18
26
42% Nov 29
Feb
170
26
17% Dec
17
56
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
23
73% Dec 31
143
Nov
Dec
169
30
17
28
33 y2 Dec
12% Jun
38
27
Feb
64% Jan
*8%
23 %
23%
143
21%
7 vc
Jan
22
13% Dec 26
9
41% Feb
142 Va May 27
155
167
29% Mar 12
23% Dec 20
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
68
12
26
14
24
Dec
29 % Apr
10
10
12
50% Jan
2
7
13% Jan
9
9
21
17% Jan
4
3
40% Feb
12 % Dec
25% NOV 21
37% Apr
6
25% Jan
2
12% Nov 28
11 Va Jan
2
55% May
4
58% Mar
20
9
May
4iy2 Feb
9
129
Feb
7
130
Feb
Sep
12
128
Feb
26
21% Nov
25% Jan
128
5
Mar
84
15
1
5
124
1
28
100y4Jun
4
111
Apr
8
Feb
12
18
116
Feb
13
Oct
30
103
Feb
13
80
May 17
90
32
13%
13 Ya
1.000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2.000
preferred
-100
——
*27%
1
Inc com
145
144
14.4
27%
29
69%
*69%
28%
28%
28%
45 %
45%
3.603
9 Ve
2,700
*69 %
70 Va
*69%
71
69 J4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1
45%
45%
44%
45
44%
45%
28
106
Mar
6
83
98
Mar
103% Feb 17
85
May 29
Jan 18
—10
26%
26 %
26 %
26 Va
26%
12 %
12 %
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
93
Mar 13
47^4
47%
48%
49%
48 %
49 %
49
49%
47 Va
"123
*123
*123
*123
*123
*123
46% Jan
11
79 % Nov 27
66% Feb
28% Nov
9
33% JanlQ
28% Jun
32
83
11
*123
6%
22
12% May 24
7
16% Jan 23
Vulcan
Dec~31
Jan
3
17% Mar 29
5c/o
7
77
10% Dec
26
12%
14% Dec
27
14% Dec 27
14
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
67% May
13 % Dec
19
14"% Jan
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
9
6
Nov 29
75
Mar 20
convertible
common
84
22
22
22
22
22 Va
21%
22%
115%
*114
116%
25%
25
25%
25
25 Va
25
101 Va
100
25
*113%
115%
4.300
114%
%
100
25 Va
*112
9.200
101 Ya
660
100%
100
85%
*82
85%
*82
85 Va
*82
85%
84
84
84
84
*85
86
85
85
*85
87
*85
93
*85
93
*85
93
*83
93
*83
93
82
82
82
82
80
81
82
82
82
101%
85 %
*82
100%
101 %
100%
*82
28%
29%
29
*12
12%
*12
Xl4!/8
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14 %
600
*16
16 %
16%
16%
*16%
16%
300
*67%
*11%
12 %
*11%
12
*13%
14 Va
14'/a
14 Va
*16
lSVa
16'/a
16'a
*67%
69
69
100
1—15
No par
—10
No par
33%
28%
33 J/4
*29
29 %
preferred
*32 %
33 %
*32%
*32 %
29%
16
*32%
~50
2,200
29%
33%
29%
preferred
81%
%
33
*32%
1
(w i)
Materials Co
*79
'
10
—
84
22
23
10
—
preferred
preferred
11% Jan
12 Va May
issued
When
25%
101
100
100
100
100
25
$4.12 preferred
115 %
25%
5,600
31%
*79
84
4.800
— —
31%
115%
22%
22%
"113
100
preferred
preferred
6%
Mar 11
32
7
partic preferred
div
17,600
——
*123
31%
31 %
31%
*79
84
*79
84
*79
31%
31%
32
31%
Chemical Works common.—5
Virginian Ry Co common—
May 22
33% May 24
May 20
*123
*123
noncumulative preferred—100
$4.20 preferred
-
1.300
13
48 %
Inc
$4.04
1
1,400
26%
*26%
26%
20
71
9
9
9
26 3 a
26 %
29
46
45%
9 Vis
9
9 Va
9
9Va
9
2.50
*69%
71
370
4,200
28%
12.80
Co
1.400
145 %
30%
145 %
28%
100
preferred
& Light
Power
12,400
34%
34
34 Via
147%
146%
28%
28%
27%
84%
76 %
%
78
*34
145%
145
146
76%
76
"34 %
1.00C
9
19
.
19
*17%
19
*17%
19
460
Va
*8%
*17%
9
9
220.
82 %
*82
83
*81%
9%
34 Va
*17%
19
17%
32%
82
75%
$5
Mar 27
Dec
31
17%
13%
34%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com new—8
Dec
Dec
17%
32
*13%
9
9 Va
9 %
9
17%
32 Va
13%
82
82
00
83
9
57%
13 3a
17%
33%.
17%
*32%
7%
7%
7%
7%
141%
142
141%
142 %
76 Va
6%
22
85
87
5,900
141%
142
*81 Va
3%% preferred
;
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
May 22
93
104
141%
2,700
76%
Victor
6
25% Jan
20% Feb
109% Apr
24 y4 May
6
Jan
63.200
34%
Van Raalte Co
32% May 10
18
78 y2 Jan
24
38% Apr 18
13
67%
141%
76%
5%
94 y2 Apr
20
600
67
141
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
34% Mar 26
28
57%
67 Va
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6 V?
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
20
25% Dec
57 %
66%
34%
Vanadium Corp of America
Van Norman Industries Inc
11
49% Jun
28
57 Va
66%
76
4 % '/o
7
May
14% Jan
57%
65 3a
34%
Utah
2
123
29
50%
57 Va
*17%
preferred
Universal Pictures Co
71% Apr
38% Feb
50
57%
1
14
8%
4
7
May 14
Jan 28
Corp
Universal Leaf
30% Jun
12
23% Feb
24% Nov
3
7,300
65%
13%
Class B 2nd
29
Apr
Feb
3.30C
52%
51%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—1
Tobacco com_No par
18% May 23
36
1,200
21%
65%
51
13%
United
85% Apr
143 %
*57%
13%
4
2
45%
142 %
143
142%
210
11.700
44%
57 Va
13%
17
9
B
50 %
17%
21
12
21 1
50%
143
33
Apr
47% Feb
21%
17%
Jan
31% Jan
21
32%
Jan
13% Jan
21%
17%
8
6
Feb 24
143%
33%
10
4
%
21%
17%
87
Dec
45 %
44%
66 Va
51%
141%
7
Apr
90
33%
Wallpaper Inc common
93
90
44%.
65%
18
7 % Feb
*90
20.
83
45%
No par
United Stockyards
5
'
*80
90
21
800
10,000
35 Va
34%
83
57 %
23
65
12
105 y2 Dec
^
Co common
67
12,300.
49 V2
50%
*16%
100
Apr
39
7
Dec
preferred
7%
66%
35
83
noncumulative preferred—_25
U S Tobacco
15
Jan
€6%
34 %
*80
44 %
21
common—
24%
90
143%
144%
21
Corp
23%
*80
44 Ve
45
*8%
23 %
92
91%
3,600
8%
8%
23%
83
*80
93
44%
6% Jan
81
34%
80
<
66 Va
1
66%
33%
143
25
18
15% Feb
66%
34
100
preferred
1st
noncum
S Shoe
U S Steel
2
36
May 28
67
33%
80
5
common
23%
66%
34%
23 %
*91%
3
10% Aug
82
Co
23%
66%
34
Shares
31%
31%
32
*8%
8%
>
66%
23%
Corp —
1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
11
155% Jan
7
Jun
Mar 23
99
31
40 y2 Dec
8%
26% Aug 15
17
27
Dec
Jan
*8%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
Dec
7
8%
8%
May 29
Mar
1
17
32
13
6
70
*8%
U
73% Jan
14% Apr 23
10 % Jan
9
82
Dec
32%
61% Jan 24
141
10
32%
24
57 v* Mar 25
Jan 20
32 Va
U S Rubber
4
Jan
21% May 31
57% May 28
19% Jan 16
7
7
12
May 8
49
71% Sep 10
69
Mar 9
51% Jan
4
49% Jan
156
142% Jun
17% Feb
1
19% Sep 17
Mar
32 Va
the Week
June 7
31%
32 %
32 Va
1
4 % (/o
93% Mar 29
May 13
38.% Feb 27
128
142% Dec
Jun
87
88
90% Mar
61% Dec
137
7
Jan
10
61% Dec 28
32 y2 Nov 29
30 Vis Dec
8% Jan
8Ya Feb
35% Aug
11
8Ve Jun
June 5
June 4
June 8
Par
-
Lines Co common
U S
Friday
June 6
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—*
5
U S Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common—_—.1
3%% preferred series A—,—100
3%% preferred series B—
100
24
9% July 13
36% Dec
22Ya Jan
7% Dec
EXCHANGE
37% Jan
1
11
12
29 % May
Thursday
•
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
92
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales for
PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Frevlona
Year 1956
29
1,000
12%
*12
12 Va
w
51
64
May 28
13
Apr
8
29
Feb
11
70% Feb
Jan
Wabash RR 4%%
24
Wa
56% May 15
13% Jan
4
""
30% Jan
12
2
78% Jun
Walgreea Co
—
Walker (Hiram) G & W
4
"18% May 29
12% Jan
30
20 V4 Sep
7
15% Feb
12
13% Dec
12
17% Mar 12
12% Apr
26
15 Va Jan
25
91% May 15
11% May 10
95 Va Jan
24
106
95% Dec 17
Feb 28
Apr 30
15% Nov 23
20
18% Jan 27
29 V4 Dec 26
Aug
40% Feb
9
49 Va
37% Oct
1
9
;
4
12
9
40 Va Jan
22% Apr
42 Va Feb
37% Apr
23
35% Dec 20
25 % Feb
9
Feb
26
Jan
3
27
9
24% Jan
17
19% Feb
8
27% Dec 14
25% Jan
2
22
37% Aug
Mar
4% Apr
.
27
Jun
7
34% Jail 29
43
May
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
97
26
112 Vb Jan
Mar
Jan
Nov
44 % Deo
29
92
Dec
12
105
88
Dec
20
105
42% Jan 30
63
15
64% May 22
39% Jan
4
26% Feb
Mar 20
48% Jan
2
28% Apr
5
27
28% Jun
Indies
Kentucky Coal
Feb
13
68% Feb
17
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
15
Apr
4.80%
27%
Western
*27
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
44
*43 %
44%
43 Va
43%
44
44
61%
62%
61 %
62
61%
62%
61%
62%
33%
81 %
33
31 Va
32
32
32
31%
31
28 Va
x27%
27%
28%
98%
5
*
pfd—100
.4
,'i
89
5
41
42%
12
82% Dec
27
99% Jan
4
83
Jan
2
128 y2 Jun
5
Feb
17
129
Feb
4
129% Feb
4
Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B_
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
69 Y4 Deo
31
53% Feb 12
69% Jan
2
Wheeling Steel
Jan
24
91
96% Jan
9
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp common
Telegraph
Union
Corp
Jun
G
23% Feb
13
62
Aug 30
27V4Dec 20
31 Ya Jan
27% Jan 23
28% Mar 14
White Dental Mfg
36 % Feb
50% July 24
44% Feb
53% May 24
White
E-9
9
Apr 10
Jan
26% Feb
23
16
•3oya Jan 30
102
Jun
8
13% Apr
2
61% Feb
28
95% Mar 29
9
68 % Jan
12
100% Jan
7
13% Jan
10
May 27
29 Va Jan
14
Feb
18
60% Jun
7
Wilcox Oil Co—
15% Jan
2
Dec
17
82% Apr
30
71
May 27
14% Jan
4
19% Dec
5
15
24
4% Dec 26
10y4Jan
9
18
25% Jan,
37 % Feb
145
4
20
Mar 22
Apr
4% Jan
8
14
34
May 13
May 14
131
Mar 19
21% Jan
36% Feb
43% Dec
19
50% Mar 19
26% Apr 10
42% Mar
1
41 Va Jan
23
60% Nov
52% Feb
88% Nov 29
83% Nov 30
7% Dec 31
26% May 24
9
18% Feb
24% July 10
15
Jan 31
5% Jan 21
30 Va Feb
124
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
27
75
19% Jan
7
23 Va Apr
22% Feb
22
12
30
6
"32% May 13
45% Jan
16
"64% May 29
92% Mar 15
"
99% Jan
24
88
98% Mar
9
83
Feb
13
10% Jan
4
7
Feb
26
34Va Aug
Jan
23
88% Jan
3
8% Apr 11
27% Feb
12
30% Jan
14
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
83% Feb
8
131 % Dec
10
99
Mar 12
123% Jan
2
24
20
101
*
Jan
16
July 30
7
29% Nov 28
141% Jan
3
25% Feb
12
91% Feb
12
*Bid ®nd asked prices;-no sales
dend.
y
Ex-rights.
e
30
May 27
121V4 Apr
8
41
103
103
*103
*103
104
*90
21%
$3
56 Va
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
preferred
83%
*82%
83%
82 Va
82 %
56 Va
56%
57
57
57 %
58 %
3,800
19
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
55,700
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31 Va
10,100
62%
63
62%
64
63%
64%
76,300
86
*83%
86%
83%
84%
300
56%
57
57
92
92%
91
92 Va
92
92
430
25
25%
25
25%
24%
25
11.500
*59 Va
59%
59 Ya
59 Va
*59%
60
*59 Ya
v;r
60
*28
98
this day.
56 Ya
57
*28
28 Ya
28
28
28
28
53
x51%
52 Va
51 Va
51%
51 Va
97 %
97 Va
*96 Ya
98
97 Va
97 %
9%
9%
9%
26%
*39%
40
*39 Va
9
9%
26%
*26 Va
*39%
40
98 Va
120
9'/a
9%
4,400
*26%
26%
*39%
39%
58 34
60%
26,100
13%
14
17,000
71%
71%
55
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
71%
*71
73
*15
15%
*4%
21%
32%
*123
4%
21 Ya
33
127
4%
21%
32%
*123
71
*15
4%
4%
22%
22%
32%
32%
*123
124
%
71
15%
13 Va
13%
71
15
32 Va
32 Va
Ya
*123
43 %
18,000
62
62%
62 Va
4,000
31
30%
43%
43
43%
43
62 Va
62 Va
62%
63
62%
62%
61 Ya
%
88 Va
*88 %
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith Radio Corp
No par
28
Va
*31 Ya
106
29
113%
4
Va
89
88%
89
*88 Va
89%
*88%
84%
84 Ya
83 %
83%
83 34
84 Ya
84%
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7%
7%
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28%
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32
107
29 Y4
117
32
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28 Ya
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60
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28 V8
28
32
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32 Va
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32
85
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28 Va
1,000
107%
106%
28%
28%
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29 V4
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29
111%
113
delivery,
114
r
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114
5,600
11,400
105 %
113% 114
2,209
32%
32 Y4
106 Y2
29
2.800
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105%
32
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1,300
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31
31
lo
9,800
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42%
31
43
85
22 Ya
124
31
31%
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1,600
43%
31 Ya
43
88
4%
31
*31
10
84 Va
400
15%
22%
10
1
——'
22%
Woodward
1
32%
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124
22
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23
22%
23
124
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32
58 Ya
15
57%
13%
56%
71
55%
22%
Mfg Co
100
'
54%
15%
Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
1,800
40
*39 Va
55%
*70
Young (L A)
400
'
9Va
22%
Yale & Towne
r
26 Ve
98
9
26 Ya
26%
40
55
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10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
:
51%
v
*26%
common
100
28%
52%
22%
Corp
8.300
57V4
56%
24%
fin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred
Name changed from Harris-Seybold Co.
on
*127
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22%
Worthington
200
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31
63
22%
-
8.500
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22%
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2,709
56%
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(F W) Co
2,200
15 %
97
83 %
10
Iron
21%
73 Va
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Woolworth
*91
71%
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lo
15 Va
i
92%
53 Va
_100
97
24%
28 Va
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
15%
x56
53
10c
Inc
21%
21%
72%
10
Industries
38D
71%
No par
$4.25 preferred
103
x92 Y2
28
No par
3.700
57 Y2
80
5
43
103
104
Va
10
41
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94
24%
20
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10
91
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62
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20,500
99 %
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15 Va
21
15%
;
%
28'%
70%
86%
50
_
Wilson-Jones Co
6%
61 Va
20
preference
preferred
convertible
Windsor
30%
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27
21%
15%
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95
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*127
1
Wilson & Co Inc common
May 10
69
31
Prior
85
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100
common—1
13
May 17
Oct
preferred
Machine
62 Vis
24 Va
(The S S)
Sewing
31 Va
61%
*93 Y2
common
1
29
13
Dec
5 % %
White
Co
45% Feb
30
30'/a Sep 26
Motor
30%
85
10
No par
convertible preferred
%%
25% Apr
39% Apr
16% Apr
20
4
29% Mar 14
47
103%
95
5
common
61
12% Jan 23
127
8
2.50
Westinghouse Air
28% Feb 23
80 y4 Feb 15
18
42
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18
1
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18%'
52% Feb
26% Mar 22
42%
42%
18 Ve
Western
5
103
91
56 Va
65% Mar 20
Jan 20
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83 %
36% July 17
46
91
57
50Ys Nov 29
Sep 28
21% Jun
8
*86
83%
26% Nov 29
94
91
56 %
17% Nov 21
130
89
*82%
17% Apr
26% Feb
7
*85
1,300
28 Va
99%
89
100
2nd preferred
22 Ya Mar
Mar 25
*98%
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28%
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Mar
92
98%
88
780
-
10,900
98%
28 Va
99 %
88
72
Feb
33% May 14
%
99 v*
70%
54
64 Va Jun
92%
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89
71
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28
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100
100
9
12
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4 •
1,600
27
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72%
20% Jan
500
1,100
809
2%
43
4
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noncum
2%
2%
-
62 %
71%
4%
2%
300
27%
y 27%
2%
600
3.200
26 V4
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27%
27%
86
1
26%
-
62
58% Nov 29
May
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43
—
77% May 15
85% May 14
63% Jan
4
31%
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47
2
31%
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2
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15%
98
91
35%
31%
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2%
21%
28
37%
35%
2%
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Dec
37 %
32 V4
22
93
58%
37%
35%
58%
2%
Western Auto
preferred
58 %
37%
35 %
32%
15 vb
Western Air
3
6,200
V
32 %
21%
2
16% Jan
58 V8
58%
35
103%
24% Jan
14
2.700
37%
4
1
27
25
35 3
100
29
Feb
14% Feb
25\
58%
59%?
Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
Jan
21
25
27%
Va Pulp & Paper common
103
25
26%
11
5
25
25
Va
27%
47% Jan
12
11%
26 Va
preferred series C
31
11%
27%
preferred series B
Jan
12
25%
4.10%
16% Dec
11%
27%
18
25% Dec
12
37%'
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19
*11%
-
25%
Feb
13
105% Feb 23
25
2,900
>.
92
92%
%
93
4%%
25
14%
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92%
28
May 28
104% Mar 20
12
11,000
18%
14
14
92:%
32%
Co
4%%
Power
20
108
12
25
25
12
18%
18%
4,300
Va
52
*91%
92%
25%
Corp
Sugar
15 y2 Dec
Mar 27
*91 Va
28
Penn Electric Co—
West
92%
78%
-
18%
*13%
25%
i
preferred
West
18% Jun
104
14
*32%
4.20%
16
18%
13%
-
*78
78 %
18%
14
5
1
West Penn
37% Apr
*77 Va
18%
5
1
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!
Mar 20
87
78 Va
a
59 VB
Jan 28
27
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300
35%
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5
900
78 %
*37%
93
Jun
29 %
59%
Snowdrift
&
29%
35%
West
-
29%
37%
105
May 24
88
Apr 18
23
29%
35%
4
97 %
2
13
Oil
Wesson
4.8%
9
41% Jan
Dec 21
16
29%
59%
Welbilt Corp
52 ya Feb ■!: 2
44
20% Feb
*29%
*37%
Waukesha Motor Coi—
43 % May 10
1
44% Nov 26
29 %
No par
No par
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co—
3% May 15
29%
Pharmaceutical—1
Washington Gas Light Co
26% May
2% Feb 28
6
100
29%
13%
1
Washington Water Power
3
'32 % Mar 27
13 %
18%
5
34% May 24
r
2% Dec 26
30%- Oct
28
8
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78
Corp_—
Warner-Lambert
17
13%
14
*11%
36% Jan
'
52 Va
13%
18%
91 %
Industries
52%
13%
77 3
-
100
Ward
,
52
*13%
14
Warner Bros Pictures In«
3
52 %
13 %
52
18 v*.
*
2
67%"
52%
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13
77%
1
.
preferred
5%%
60% May 29
38% Mar 28
->
29%
100
69
*67
67 %
69
52%
%
52%
52
*13%
2.50
*
Ward Baking Co common
16Ya Jan
34% Feb 26
38% Mar 23
Walworth Co
28% Jan
'
Electric Corp—
ner
Waldorf System
wd When distributed,
1,800
2,403 ~
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Number 5645
Volume 185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2689)
Record
Bond
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters
in
the
column
headed
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...
WEEKLY
-
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point
indicate
represent
Range for Previous
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
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Lowest
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or
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series
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series
No.
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series
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ser
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to
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to
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to
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series
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9434
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98 V2
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9
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May-Now
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,
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12
14
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—
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to
to
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1960
—
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FOREIGN
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FIRM TRADING MARKETS
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Feb-Aug
1952
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1979
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s
90
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
>
Interest
BONDS
New
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
Last
Sale Price
4%s
(Kingdom of) extl
El Salvador (Republic of) —
or
3 Vis
extl
3s extl
f
s
1 1976
A Estonia
fund
sinking
dollar
3s
bonds
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dollar
bonds
International
5s
dollar
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April-Oct
April-Ocf
76%
76%
97
66%
95%
2
99%
65
20
66%
66 Vi
97V'4
1963—Jaw-July
1953 due
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of
1930—
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1924
1930
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loan)
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89
89%
3
85%
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South
66%
66%
5
64 %
69
Taiwan
*134
April-Oct
(Young loan)
132
135
118
—
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*122
June-Dec
—
May-Nov
_Feb-Aua
IA Ham burg (State of) Gs 1946
-II-April-Oct
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April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950___
Jan-July
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an
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Jan-July
30-year gtd ext
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series
Italian
Public
Jan-July
1947
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1952
of)
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1965
AJug.oslavia
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23
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64
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48
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—
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102
102
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*13%
1978
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120
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51
51 Vi
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1958
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2
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7
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8
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20
19
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—
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22
21%
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17
22
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50%
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5
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footnotes
see
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1999
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For
39%
63 %
38%
1999
page
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
—
—
39%
11
April-Oct
1930—
June-Dec
2%s
Feb-Aug
3Vis
Mar-Sepf
3%s
April-Ocf
3%s
Jan-July
4%s debentures 1985-——_Apr-Oct
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962__April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
—
..April-Ocf
3 Vis debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
June-Dec
1973
debentures 1971
debentures 1984
conv debs 1967
debentures 1990—
3%s debentures
—
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
April-Oct
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
A P W Products Co 5s 1966
April-Oct
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984——May-Now
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962
Mar-Sepf
4%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
& Santa Fe—
1995—.
2J>%>
4s
—-—•—April-Oct
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
77
87
89
96
87%
96
82
56
86
82
82
95
90
81
96 Vi
85
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85
85
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94 %
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95
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89
91
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76
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88%
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115
124%
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180
106%
127
112%
111% 112%
165
102 3/a
113
59
79%
84%
78
79%
80
80%
76
1963—May-Nou
RR 4%s A 1964
June-Dec
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Mar-Sept
Gen mtge 4 Vis ser C 1972
-Jan-July
General mtge 3%s series D 1980
Afar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—_Jaw-July
3%s debentures 1979
_Jaw-July
81
82
82%
16
81%
88 3%
75%
763/4
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75
81%
80
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15
79%
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79
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55
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51
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94%
95 Vi
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88 Vi
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92 Vi
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99
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90
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Baltimore & Ohio RR—
cons
cons
1st
cons
56
62
65
37%
39%
1970
1980——1
income
convertible
4%s
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
C 1995—
Apr-Oct
Feb 1 2010——
May
2010.
__Ja«-July
mtge 3%s ser A
mtge 4s ser B
mtge 4 Vis ser
4%s conv debs series A
85%
86
22
84
89%
77%
76%
77%
29
76%
82
78
78
78%
6
78
84
77
77
77%
82
75%
84%
75 Vi
75
76%
62
74%
79
100% 100%
62
100%
103%
91%
93%
—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 3s
84
J&n-Jnly
series Z 1989
f 3%s 1990
——Jun-Dec
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960
April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_Afap-Nov
ABerlin City Electric 6s 1955
April-Oct
§A6%s s f debentures 1951
.___June-Dec
ref
A6%s
mtge
s
3 Vis
debentures
conv
Borden
(The)
Boston
&
66
66
1
53%
--
54
70
70
70
—
—
—
*49
*115
--
45%
54
75%
75%
49%
60
46%
5
*74
*55%
58%
1980-
49
115
117
Jan -July
May-Noo
Jaw-July
May-Nov
Afar-Sept
59
—
55
5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sepf
4%s series JJ 1961
Apn'Z-Oct
series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-2Voo
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-JwZy
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jaw-July
Brown Shoe Co 3Vis debs 1971
Jan-July
mortgage
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co—
5s conv subord debs 1972
7
2
59
i—
90
95
♦110
general mtge income
4%
an
Power
first
Electric
92
94%
Case
1076
g.td 5s A 1962
National Ry gtd 4%s 1957
Pacific
__
&
91%
325
87
87%
90
124%
158
88
88
8
85
89 y4
70%
1
70
79
75
77
67
67
67%
34
67
72
49 Vi
48%
50 Vi
64
48
58 3/8
77
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86
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121
122
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28
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95
97
106
126
82%
87%
111%
124%
100%
—
104
—
101%
91
95
June-Dec
May-ZVou
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
(perpetual)
&
Ohio
Adirondack
3V2s debs
Ry
1978
Jan-JuZy
4s
1965
Mar-Sepf
4s
1981^
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93%
82
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82%
86
83
99%
104
jo
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104
& 104 *c
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(J I)
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consol
Carolina Clinchfield
__
146 Vi
—
—Jaw-July
1982
Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974
Canada Southern
Carthage
*94%
143
122
Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1981
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
Canad
93
145%
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Canadian
*92
144
86
91Vi
57%
54
133 Vi
155
87
21
'
88 Vi
*87
Feb-Aug
California
54 %
--
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California
54%
89%
*87
mortgage
A5s
-~
70%
Co 27/sS debs 1981—
RR—
Buffalo Niagara
126
129
__
147 %
90
135
150
*130
*
Maine
First
__
*151
—
87%
2%s series I 1970
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979
mortgage
First mortgage 4s
*69
*92 Vi
Feb-Aug
f debentures 1959-
s
85
90
100%
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
First
Mag-Nol!
___.Jan.Jaly
33.
77
*82
June-Dec
1979—
junior debentures 1987___
Jan-June
Machine & Foundry Co—
4%s subord conv debs 1931_™__—_____Jan-July
5s conv subord debs 1977
Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
,
2%s
debentures
1980
Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1975_^
April-Oct
2%s
debentures 1986
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1982
April-Oct
2%s debentures 1987
—June-Dec
Consol
47
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♦55
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>,
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301
100 Vi
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June-Dec
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a
2012
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reduced to 2.375% r 9001
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50
87
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reduced
1970—Mar-Sepf
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2001
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#
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25
18
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s
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conv
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„
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Inc
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-
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extl loan
186
182%
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—
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2008
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~
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reduced
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1933
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91
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
sinking fund debentures 1982
Jaw-July
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*19
96%
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*19
—
95
3s
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3%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958_____
__Feb-Aug
A4%s assented 1958
Feb-Aug
AYokohama (City of) 6s of '26 1961—__June-Dec
6s due 1961 extended to 1971
___Jnn#»-o«c
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91
June-Dec
extended to 1963.
subord debs
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20%
91
*184
June-Dec
51%
47%
"
(Republic of)—
24
17%
—
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3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937) —
External readjustment
1979_.
External conversion 1979
Aldens
14%
102 Va
100
21%
*168%
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Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972____Jaw-July
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
:—Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4Vis 1975_—April-Oct
__
14%
15
19%
91
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
of '27 1961
100%
1943—May-Nou
1943
12%
178 %
98
13%
15
15
13%
191% 191%
"17
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Jan-July
1971
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§ A With March 1 1952 coupon on
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
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1953
95%
13%
*164
due 1961 extended to
Alabama
11942
Mexico
99
62
94
14
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(City of)—
A5 %s extl loan
8s
100
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1975—
(1922 agreement)
small
82
—
61
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*
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78 %
85
61 %
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bonds
$
160 %
1
CO o
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(State Mtge Bank)
(Colombia)
17
v
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due
13%
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1951
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5/2s
15%
10
—
—-War-Sept
f 3s 1977
s
7s
(Kingdom
12
16%
1
*
—
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Utility Institute—
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5Altaly
18
Works
f 3s 1977
«
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for Public
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15%
16%
18
87
100% 100%
Electric Power
5%s due 1971 extended to 1981
5 Vis
Credit Consortium
!
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—
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High
88
13 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1962
external 7s 1958
assented 1958
(Union of) 4%s 1965
Co Ltd—
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s f
197i__'
89
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*188
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66%
—
part paid
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1962
Ltd—
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A4 Vis
paid 1968
1964~
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series
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A7s
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No.
*92
May-Nov
/rfay-Nov
secured external 1962__—
ASilesia
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92
*13%
(Kingdom) —
A8s
June-Dec
1949
loan
79%
70
13
84 Vi
*74
.
1972
iA7s gold bonds
Croats & Slovenes
B
Range Since
Sold
1968
loan
6%s due 1952 extended to
1980
bonds
83%
83%
issue—
Apr-Ocf
92
(interest
JJ&n-July
„___Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012_____
April-Ocf
dollar
external
A6s
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co
German Govt International
5%s
18 %
Serbs
1972
bonds
dollar
German
18 %
1956
water loan
external
Bonds
High
Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
75%
18%
Friday's
Bid ic Asked
continued
of)
(State
Paulo
Sao
71
80
18%
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Low
May-Nov
1972
& fund issue
conv
3s
72%
__
bonds of 1936
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4s
100%
of 1924
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5%s dollar bonds 1969
3s
99'A
19
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
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70
"73%
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1973__
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10-year
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*70
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fAFrankfort on Main 6%s li)o3
4%s
Low
No.
New
Last
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
99 Vi 100%
1976—Jan-July
Jaw-July
1
Jan
»
Range Since
7s
bonds
dollar
f dollar bonds Jan
s
7
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
1962
JUNE
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Low
Denmark
FOR
RANGE
.f.
Friday
95%
95%
96
99%
99%
*63
78'A
22
99%
103
5
103
53
94
102
98
101 %
6
&
104 ft
70%
63
65
78%
78%
79
.
Number 5645
185
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial thronicle
.
.
(2691)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New
Yora
Interest
reriod
Exchange
aiock
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or
Central
of
First
A Gen
of N
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Central
New
Central
Pacific
First
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3'As
J
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refund 3'As
and
Jan-July
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82%
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No.
76%
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High
82
•
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:
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84
"
May
87
*86%
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^
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2,501
86
54%
85'A
mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage 3s series A 1978
mortgage 3'As 1982_
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89%
&
3%s
Co
1974
A
Feb-Aug
92
Feb-Aug
92
1
92
2%s
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debentures
Delaware
95
91%
96'A
— —
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94
94
91%
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Jan-July
97%
and
debentures
1981
*
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Chesapeake & Onio Ry General 4'As 1992 Mar-Sept
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*
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ref
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95
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19
99 i I
99%
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—
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2054
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86
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series
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mortgage
2044
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Ry—
series
B
'16
and
H
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57%
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ref
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—
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281
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trust
mtge
4%s
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
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27/8s
mortgage
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Union
1978
3%s
93
92%
92%
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1993
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s
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93
—-
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3%s
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May-lVou
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.
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89'A
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1983
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—
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:
1987
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Mar-Sept
debs
*99% 100%
997A
—
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mortgage 3s
June-Dec
Co—
101
1977.
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3s sinking fund debentures 1999
s
f debentures
27/eS
s
111
113
130
102
115
'
series L
23As
112
__
April-Oct
f debentures 2001
1999—
1977
86%
87%
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■
1965
*82%
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79
4%s
Firestone
2%s
Tire
refund
First
and
refund
First
and
refund
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A 1982_Mar-Sept
B 1911-April-Oct
C 1972_June-Dec
ser
mtge 2%s ser
mtge 23As ser
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First
refund
and
mtge 3s
&
ref
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3'As
1st
&
ref
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3%S series H
series
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&
ref
M
1st
&
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1st
&
ref
G
^Florida
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4'As
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ref
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General
Electric
General
Foods
3%s
M
M
4'As
M
4'As
conv
debentures
4s
debentures
debs
—
86
90
90
1
90
93%
93%
5
Feb-Aug
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3'As
(Bait)
2%s
100
172
106%
—
87%
93%
101
:
3
40
2%s
debentures
debentures
A 4s
1972
debentures
income
1979—
93%
A 3s
cum
In
U
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Continental
'
3%s
debs
inc
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a
85
87'A
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82'A
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90'A
88'A
95'A
94
89'A
96
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89'A
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Continental
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3%s
s
3'As
f
debs
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85'/a
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*—
93%
90
93%
;
100%
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:
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May-Nov
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II
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100%
120
mortgage 4s
1970
June-Dec
40%
A Imp
mortgage 4s June
& equip 4s 1970
Alst
lien
&
ref
4s
30
series
Jan-July
June-Dec
A
Alst lien & ref 4s series B
Curtis
1970
1970
1970
32%
32%
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June-Dec
41%
June-Dec
*41%
For
inc
debs
foot notes
1986
see
page
April-Oct
33.
96
certificates
32%
2
44
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68
21
68'A
128'A
&
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mortgage 3s
debentures
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110
97
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92
1
99%
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1
110
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92
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72
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88
87%
94
1990——Jan-July
2000
Jan-July
1982—_Ja«-July
2010
Jan-July
1961——Jan-July
ctfs A—
Feb
.
98%
101
88
101% 102%
N
O
P
Q
R
B
97'A
101
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1949
debs 1970
European
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of
the
Jan-July
Jan-July
90%
84%
85%
—
92
92
—
—
—
—
—
—
80
82
'■88
*90
(7th
series)
1975—
first 4'As 1999—
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Ry
Apr-Oct
*11
149
99%
32%
3%s
debentures
1958
4'As
debentures
1968
34
42%
4s
sinking fund debentures 1978—
June-Dec
42%
Jan-July
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957.—Feb-Aug
A Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
f debentures
142
151
99%
99%
83 %
*98%
99
56
97
98%
101
97
108
151
69
99
101
7
104
110
99
99
1977
98
104
*81
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
33%
84
104
Jan-July
Jan-July
42
II
*86
Community—
Steel
26 %,
97%
86
96%
100
124%
108
91'/a
Mar-Sept
§AHarpen Mining Corp 6s
High
s
98%
99%
120
Jan-July
Hertz Corp
4%s
91%
111%
June-Dec
,-April-Oct
1978
89%
Valley
;
2%s 1979—.
93
secured
84'A
'
—
88
I29YYY
96%
27
: vm
™
1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
93%
Hocking
74
88
110%
'
28
91
99%
——June-Dec
First
2%s 1980—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1981—_
—May-Nov
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
and
67%
21
—
84
—Mar-Sept
1969
mortgage
mortgage
Coal
73
210
5s series A July 2015
inc
Utilities 2%s
Authority
91
67
7
92
97
72%
75%
May-Nov
1981
mtge inc 4s series B Jan
ref M 3%s series G 1980
Gulf States
68
90
74%
74%
__
RR—
104 »A
93%
68
*__
120% 125%
33
13
44
41%
mtge
Ohio
88%
92
40%
&
88%
—
102
122%
1976—
D
3%s
3%s
2%s
2%s
2'As
95
Publishing Co—
subord
series
86%
91%
RR—
Alst
1st
Mobile
5'As
(1942 series)
4'As
89
—
Northern Rys—
Alst
Cuba
6s
24%
88
April-Oct
_*
1977
1st
23%
88'A
Mar-Sept
1976
1984
23'/a
Mar-Sept
1965——Jan-July
1980
debs
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Cuba
1975
Baking 3s debentures
subord
Gulf
3s
April-Oct
27/8s
103%
101
1
-Jan-July
1969
General
to payment
as
102
121%
Co—
1973—
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
Debentures
87'A
88%
89
100
109
1980
Mar-Sept
debs 1971_May-Nov
4%s
series
General
series
General
series
General
series
General
series
A Green Bay & West debentures
General
First
2001—
first mtge
3'As
Great Northern Ry
87
Feb-Aug
(stpd
dollars)
Power
102
130
89
—
108
Company—
conv subord debs 1969
General
94
130
——
153
ApriZ-Oct
1977 wi
Rubber Co
94%
171%
87%
124
*89%
*100'A 104
Union
89%
94
115
21
46
F)
(W R)
2
87%
*__
.;■*
20
Co first mtge 2%s 1965..May-Nov
& Co 3'As conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
(B
87'A
June-Dec
1978
&
Tire
debs
3.30s
Corp
debs
conv
General
.Goodrich
Grand
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
*
4'As
Shoe
Grace
328
90'A
92'A
14
145
116% 118
Motors Corp 3'As debs 1979_.—Jan-July
Realty & Utilities Corp—
conv
90
172%
May-Nov
93'A
144
115% 116'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
——Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
94%
106% 108%
*—
April-Oct
.
92%
116%
1976
1964—
93%
93%
93%
April-Oct
debs
1961
94%
100
85%
93%
—
116%
General 5s series C
90%
95%
April-Ocf
1981
1960
92%
Y
87%
85%
—
—Jan-July
3'As
91
Jan-July
1968
i£'85.?i?
87
85
Y 89%
—
April-Oct
X 1986
{•Y::4,0OV'^
89%
90%
—Jan-July
1976
debentures
debentures
3s
Gas
Feb-Aug
5
92
93%
100'A
June-Dec
—
27/8s series U 1981
3'As debentures
*
May-Nov
Consolidated Gas Ei Light & Power
1st ref M 27/aS series T 1976—
Consolidated
*
_April-Oct
90
■r
Jan-July
•i
ref mtge s f 2%s series
90
June-Dec
1963
1st
85
*89%
1972—
ref M
80
80%
85%
—May-Nov
1976—
1958
debentures
General
*86
1986
*93%
Corp—
Co
debentures
General
May-Nov
1986
1st
2
115
95 Va
92%
Transportation—
Corps 3%s
3s
83%
Mar-Sept
1981
1981
1984
L
series
series
9
87
1959
debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
84%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985
3s convertible debentures
81%
109'A
83
*85
Jan-July
4%s 1982—.—May-Nov
debentures
subord
Dynamics
83
May-7Vot>
1983
33/8s series J
81%
87
113
*80
*—
1980
3'As convertible debentures 1975
787/a
*84
112% 114%
108%
Co—
subord
conv
conv
May-Nov
June-Dec
refunding 5s series A 1974__Mar-Sept
Dairies
Gardner-Denver
4'As
May-Nov
Jan-July
!
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co
General
1961
1972
Coast
East
AFirst
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1975—
1979
1982
112%
April-Oct
1977—
87%
1972
F
ser
1st
81'A
146
93%
1971__Mar-Sept
1976
Rubber
&
debentures
Foremost
debs
General Telephone Corp 4s conv
and
121%
70%
General
First
121
69%
3'As
84
1
— —
100%
2000—Jan-July
96
York—
New
Jan-July
2020
1
Jan
subord
conv
81
——
79
83
April-Oct
376
136% 138%
June-Dec
1571
mortgage 3%s ser G
debs
Income
87'/a
■
——
100% 103
67
86%
33
78
102
Corp—
debs
Consolidated
of
101 %
Feb-Aug
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Edison
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
division first mortgage 3'As
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
3s
863A
76
98
85
67
3%s
1981
1961
Ohio
Engineering inc—
conv
First
A 5s
86%
'
April-Oct
May-Nov
1964
Ohio Elec
1st
♦
90
96
84
\
89
85%
—-
—Feb-Aug
1981
*
75
1
2
"A
*87
consol
First
82
4
April-Oct
F
98
mortgage 3'As ser E 1964..April-Oct
mortgage 3'/as ser F 1990^.Jan-July
consol
1
Jan-July
1981
76
98
mgte inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015——April
consol
First
12
*
General
First
82
Jan-July '
76
76
Erie Railroad Co—
67%
90
89
81
101%
6*V4
86
Mar-Sept
70
EJflll (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
-.Mar-Sept
Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
5s stamped 1965
April-Oct
5
89
1980
2
El
77 %
86
1977—
E
70%
Associates—
Steel
subord
conv
73%
65
June-Dec
1975
C
series
37as
1977
1979
D
77
101
64%
1961—April-Oct
1975
B
Stainless
94
Inc—
A
93'A
70
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
1986
Fuel
&
3'As debentures
debs
conv
series
84%
88%
Edison
97%
Corp—
System
3s
gtd 4'As
Gas
Eastern
84%
6
128%
84
3
Jan-July
mortgage & coll tr 3'A
91
98
*80%
first
1
1982
debs
mortgage 3'As
97
4'As
75%
113%
175
157
4
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
97% 101%
77
125% 127
198
152
126
95
196
'
.Mar-Sept
95
73%
84
93
—.
«...
May-Nov
B 1976_Mar-Sept
mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
85
*97%
87
79
2
94%
88%
1st
99%
'Jnv:-
83%
3
80'A
—
84
1st
98%
733A
83
83
—
88%
87%
95%
77
84%
1961
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
17
99'/4
»
87%
84
101%
98
85%
■
95
86'A
*83
Inc—
subord
conv
96%
f.
Colorado
1st
88
86%
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86'A
June-Dec
1995
4s
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
debs
Industries
867A
24
fixed
Jan-July
1958) .Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
95'A
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
l9do
2.35s
subordinated
91%
Inc—
debentures
97 'A
June-Dec
ruob
Chemical
3s
96
June-Dec
1982
subord
92
*84% :-89%V;
ApriZ-Oct
_
Aircraft Co
conv
90
85%
.May-Nov
4'As
92
3{;y.
95
Refunding and impt 4'As series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-J«2y
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s%990_May-JVou
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
■
4s
88%
1
June-Dec
Tunnel
Dresser
3
95
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1993
series
gold
69
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General
Douglas
1st
debs
lien
70
4
86
Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
f
1
1980
1995
Terminal &
4'As
99%
__
s
4s
O
9
93
86
1959
1971
3s
Co
2%s
gold
first
10
89
Feb-Aug
1984
N
89
June-Dec
1969
(conv from Oct
4
93
92'/4
84
89
Mar-Sept
1958
63%
"5
84
89
May -Nov
debentures
66
63%
99
1970
debentures
Service
79
93%
Terminal—
debentures
4'As
Cities
—
66%
63%
May-Nov
1982
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
First mortgage 23/4s series G 1974
I T Financial Corp
4s debentures 1960
1971
Mack
Second
1st
First
C
&
Detroit
Dow
*64'A
63%
23/4s 1975-April-Oct
Jan-July
A
ser
93%
92'A
78
•
Mar-Sept
Ry—
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
Income 23/4s-4'/4s 1994
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
75
*75
Jan-July
1980
A
ser
debs
income
debentures
convertible
(3 %
1985
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
4'As
88
1
1976
series
convertible
;I.
—
May-Sept
ref
85
b9
*67%
Jan-July
73
88
—
Jan-July
series I 1982
&
Detroit
1989
72
W
—
June-Dec
&
lo4
58%
86
fixed
mortgage
1993
Gen
76
60
57%
92
81
—
1970
refund 2%s
80%
78%
76
,
inc 4'As Jan l 1999—April
conv
3s
mortgage
1
Jan
B
2019—April
2055
1
Western
& North
Second
inc ser A Jan
73 7A
(4'A%
A
Income
series
16
*80%
Jan-July
1994
series A
mortgage 4s
General
92
June-Dec
2018
Gen
66
—
I
89
—
72
*79
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1993
contingent interest)
Edison
General
4
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interest)
Salt
&
1 %
Detroit
59%
86
66%
—
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(3%
interest)
Gen
First
1985
A
Grande Western RR—
contingent
Denver
77 7A
59%
98%
Co—
1 2042
ser
mortgage series A
contingent
■
73%
Great Western 4s ser A 1988
Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4'As Jan 1 2038—
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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April
A2nd mortgage 4'/2s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
Rio
&
1%
Income
80%
Chicago
92%
91%
96%
21
1979-Jan-J«Jy
First
101'A
80
~7
67%
105
105
89%
90
86%
*66%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
1st mtge & coll tr 3'As 1985
'
v
•
89
67%
May-Nov
86
58
86%
*81%
-.May-Nov
95%
91
89 7A
98
Delaware
83%
—
1
85%
85 %
85 'A
II
*91%
1973—May-Nov
First
98
99%
90
85%
—
~~
mtge & coll tr 4'As ser B 1985
May-Nov
Power & Light 3s 1973
i
April-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 3'As 1977_June-Dec
99 Va
96
--
89
Division
mtge & coll
Denver
AGeneral
Chicago & Erie
Essex
87%
Pennsylvania Division—
91%
100%
94
&
High
120
83%
98%
due 1993—
Collateral trust 4-6s May
91%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
First
Income mortgage
105
96
■>_
98
RR
series C
5s
Low
20
—
May
Western
&
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan. 1
No.
—
ApriZ-Oct
1963
Range Since
Sold
— —
Feb-Aug
1965
Bonds
High
115'A 116%
June-Dec
First
First and
&
6
124
A
109%
85 %
-
91%
94
First and
1st
—
91%
105
1
89
*87
1996—Feb-Aug
1958
4s
105% 105%
1973—June-Dec
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
105'/8
96 %
Friday's
""***
'
33As
or
Bid & Asked
85%
Mar-Sept
1977
Lackawanna
115'A
Jan-July
June-Dec
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First
Week's Range
Low
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s ls>65
Sale Price
Inc—
First
Deere
59%
21
55%
553^
87
1 77
67%
67%
Last
Period
Period
First
Ry
series
Interest
Exchange
4% conv subord debs 1977
Mar-Sep
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-oct
86%
76
76%,
*76
Jan-July
April-Oct
1974
3s
Power
Friday
Yorn
First
1995
4'As series A Jan 1 2020
4V2S series B Jan 1 2020
mortga6e
RR
High
Jan. 1
<
4s series A
mortgage
AGen
Central
Ry—
Georgia
mortgage
7
New
Range Since
Sold.
Bid & Asked
~~
April-Oct
JUNE
BONDS
Bonds
*81%
April-Oct
1976
debentures
JV2S
1965
ENDED
Range
Friuay's
Low
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
—
—
83
93
98%
5
7
100%
99
101
95 7A
100%
101%
12
101
105'A
55 »A
57'A
83
45
57'A
27%
29%
127
20
30%
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Mondav, June 10, 1957
.
(2692)
32
EXCHANGE 1 BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED JIXt
NEW YORK STOCK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New
Period
Stock Exchange
Fork
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s
series A 1981—Jan-July
mortgage lis series B 1978
[June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979_"-May-ZVo»
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Coosol
-mortgage
3%*
i
•
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3.65s
3%«
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Oil
i
£
I-T-E
debentures
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4%s conv subord
Jersey Central
Joy Manufacturing 3%b debs
Kanawha
&
—Apr-Oct
1982
1st mtge
Mich
1976—Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
1975-
Kansas
City Power 6c Light
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
1976
234s
1st
mortgage '234s 1980-1
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge
Kansas
3(48-series
;
unguaranteed
Dock
1st mtge
RR
Mich
6c
registered
63
97 :u
11
97
82
81 %
85 (a
93
93
92%
95
80
80
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88
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88
86
84
84
83
n
50
98
97%
jan
90
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3
90(2
3 va
95%
3
n
4(4
89%
14
n
y
&
y
btate
1st 6c
rel
5s
stamped
1964—
1st 6c
rel 5s
stamped
83
1970—April-Oct
3%s A
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1974
70
73 3
6b %
70
80
80
%
a
75
*72 Vi
76
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Yi—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974_
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
A
Interest
fixed
4s
2003
Feb-Aug
83
83
Sun-July
Series B 4 %s fixed interest 2003j__
89
81/
85
61
68
68
72,(4
78%
__May-Nov
81
59 ya
60
58%
60%
„May-Nov
interest
fixed
2003
D 4s
May
59'
/.Series
E
contingent interest 2003—
41/2s contingent interest 2003
May
63
ASerles
F
6s
May
ABeries
contingent
interest
2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocf
Lexington 6c Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
May-JVou
Lockheed
Aircraft
subord
4.50s
debentures
f A Lombard
Lone
debentures
Gas
1980
4%s
series
debs
A
1982.;
'
63
63%
4
61%
72
70 (i
71 (i
7
69%
79
84
92%
85
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101
101
'
a
•
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100"
•
99
99%
99
32
98%
100 (i
98
94
94
183
97-
93%
119(4
1027a 10274
119%
1027 a
10
1027a
■
Long Island* Lighting Co 334s ser D 1976_June-Dec
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April-Ocf
3s debentures 1976,
;t
_Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1978April-Oct
Louisville 6c Nashville
First 6c refund
11
78%
82'
April-Oct
76%
76%
17
68
78%
H 2003
AprZZ-Oct
91
91
18
91
94 (a
I 2003
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79%
79%
79%
817a
div
1980
81'/a
ser
78%
78
_April-Oct
'
2
Mar-Sept
*77
79
80
80
80
mortgage
3%s
1982
mtge 234s 1979-May-Nou
;
Feb-Aug
*—
1st
1st
mortgage
3Vas
1984
Feb-Aug
*__
second
Louisville Gas &
Mack Trucks
5%s
Macy
(R H)
5s
&
3s
debs
1968
Mar-Sept
debs
1972
1977
5%s
RR
3V4S
104%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Sun-July
Feb-Aug
95 %
1978
debentures
1980
Mead
Corp first
84%
104% 106(4
84
84
22
39
84
('2
107%
100%
95
__
67%
85
3
99
67
96
95
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85
89%
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88%
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1973
91
93%
92
93
84
91
85
June-Dec
Sun-July
87 »/a
88%
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391
85
Pacific Gas
mortgage 33as
fund
laow
33/4S
f
s
1967
.
90
957'a
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—
'■/'.*•.
96%
9574
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">
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97'/a
First & refunding
First &
•
Feb-Aug
Minnesota
Minn
St
f
97%
98
97%
15
97%
93%
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Mining &
1986
Mfg
2%s
Paul & Saulte 8te
First mortgage
A General
MJssouri-Kansas-Texas
..
.
81
80%
89%
'88 %
A
ser
first 4s
1991
85
3
82
59
59 Va
29
58
64
71 Vi
May
1990—*June-Dec
84 74
72
8
65
81
V*
40-year 4s series B
Prior
lien
ACum
4I/2s
1962__
I
Jan-July
1962.,.
series
adjustment
5s
D
1978
A
Jan
C
Jan
1
Gen
mtge
Gen
mtge income 4%s
5s
income
income
4Vis coll
trust
Mohawk &
3Vis
Ry
(Johnt
&c
Co
ser
A
Jan
1
ser
B
Jan
1
Jan
1
B
First
Cash
conv
National
3s
Natl
sub
Dairy
Distillers
Steel
mtge
For
series
debs
B
1986
75
75%
60
debs
1970
60%
124
72
72
72
73
70 (i
70 (i
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70%
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Corp
1st
60%
273
59%
70
59%
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE feOND RECORD
RANGE
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stock
Friday
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Interest
Exchange
Period
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Last
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93
89 A
90 A
98 A
102 A
RR of. New
f
s
5
90 '.2
92%
111'A
111%
First
164 A
173'/a
3s
89'A
87 A
82'A
86'A
94 A
96%
Union Oil
93
93
92
97'A
92
95
19
97 A
92
75
187
75
mtge
1968
6
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
debentures
72
82
84
90 A
92%
1st mtge
91
1st
{
I
Second
gold 6s
St.'.Louis-San
33,as
1st
mortgage
4s
ASecond mtge
180
180
1980
1st
mtge
4s
income
5s
St
1970
■
B
ser
debs
1977
A
*87
89%
105
106
/.
2%s
Second
St
Paul
St
4s
1973
t;'\"
Paul
106A
-84%
84
1967
debs
series
1947-i
A
assented
series
i
97
84
105
112
;
Jan-July
1989
gold
80%
81A
3
68
68
68'A
60 A
-May
Mar-Nov
60
63
96%
May-Nov
1989..Jan-July
A
96
96
103,
90
93
A
;
96
Virginia .Electric &
*103
*80
82
82
95
94 V*
«r
First
102%
1971
April-Oci
85
SASiemens & Halske 6'2s 1951—
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2'/4s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacumn Oil 2%s 1976
3s
1979
debentures
3'/4s
A
85 A
104'A
102
97%
98
92
8
113% 115'A
92!
467
84%
89 A
West
114
June-Dec
1963
4s
«--j
84
84
85
Ry
A
37
84
88
1970
4 As
155
3969
May-Nov
93 A
4 As 1981
May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dei
Southern Pacific RR Co—
,'
88'A
2%s
series E
1936
gold
'
5s
3%s
Southwestern
Bell
Tel
Standard
Ooil
Standard Oil
1982
2%s
first
Products
debs
112A 113A
196
159 A
146
95 A
105
65
114
67
3%s
3'/sS
1984
RR
94 A
A
95:A
A
ser
5s
91%
50
83%
68
101A
97
1st mtge
82
86
Gen
72%
(ia
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conv
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71
91A
,
19
152
112
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2
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82 A
88
92
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101
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,
V
82
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93%
C-
93%
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•
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—
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Wisconsin
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75%
;
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„
A
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60
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2029
27
60 A
65
61%
17
60
64%
95
97%
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90
101A
106 Va 108
:
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68 A
88%
93%
95%
103 A
122%
88 %
3
91'/a
98%
5
68'/a
99%
98 %
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68%
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70
63
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94
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70
1
98 i! J
98 iii
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May
85%
89 A
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——
.
99 A
85
89 A
92 A
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88
97 A
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86
89 A
107%
95%
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99
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85 A
VA
100 A
63
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73 A
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63
82 A
85%
88%
85 A
*__■
June-Dec
1976
96
100 A
98
61%
60 %
Jaw-July
1
2%s
88
92
■
17
Co—
Power
A
100 A
88
—
V-:
98%
983a
100 A
q-':
88
59
98 A
7
98%
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60
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m
:
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95%
—
w
54 A
56
88
^
86
.
—
98 A
*--
73% A 76 A
74% *76
*4 J
:
87%
*78 A
May-Nov
4 As inc ser A Jan
Electric
„
*.„
Mar-Sept
4s scries A 2004
mtge
74 A
*74
;
94"
Mar-Sept
1979
3'As
-Jan-July
1971
Service
93%
103
102
103
17
102
108
112
29
108
106
1
106
107
*97
2%s 1976_Jan-Jv.7y
116
106
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
109
108
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest. e-Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rCash sale
y Ex-coupon. ' *
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
'
•'
-tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. . • ■ ^
.
'Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
7/ y;
/'u.:-:
a
Deferred
87%
79%
129%
87%
87%
80A
June-Dec
79
•
87%
*82 A
1982—April-Oci
in
delivery
the
82'V
16
125'A 130'A
167
2.
..
84
87%
92
66'A
J
the
84
119
n
year's range,
„
,
87%
82%
.
—
sate not
year's range,
not included in. the
*70
April-Oci
1967-
147
105
j—:
-
■1
101A 101%
May
1971
first 4s 1960
First mortgage 2%s
77
66 A
1
B
Central
Wisconsin
88
V
..Jan-July
*
conv
'
r
•,
*—
■
1981—Jan-Ju\y
1975
Winston-Salem S
101%
93 A
102
88
94 A
*72
;
May-Nov
gold 4'As 2013——April
(Indiana). 3As
86A
90
*—
k
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3As s f debs 1980—Feb-A«y
& Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
ApriZ-Oct
161%
135
debs
conv
Included
1985
79.
,
•
"85 — 85*
.
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
-
A 110 A
101
Jan-July
Co
debentures
income
5s
Northeastern RR—
Spokane Internal
Pacific
85
Apr-Ocf
1977
3As debentures 1983
A
debentures
Wisconsin
Jan.July
1994_
2
ti45A-'
Jan-July
83 A
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—
Joint
guaranteed 2361
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
May-Nov
Southern Ry first consul
New Orleans &
4s
b3%
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961—
1st mtge 5 'As series H 1983
v
first
Shore
90 A
.
Mortgage
mortgage
86 A
•
109
registered 2361
80
93
86 A
"
Co—
RR
86
*—
-
160
162
*•
May-Nov
80 A
.154
94'/a
First
1958
5s
90
65
Mar-Sept
First
84
162
Jan-July
April-Oct
80 A
112%
1973—Jawe-Dec
conv
A 1977
Gold
80
84
..r;: :/!.'■ 5.:
160
Wilson
Gold 4 As
80
—April-Oct
80
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994_„
(Oregon Lines)
97'A
97
ioo% 102%
5a
•
84
84
98
101%
'''
I 1981—June-Dec
90
—
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4 As
94 A
96
•
Western
Co—
2%s
13
101A 101%
"
79%'.
•
mtge
5 As
Jan-July
Feb-Any
debentures
Indiana
consolidated
Western
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co
99%
94%
Va .-■:
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 As series C 1979—
Apr-Oct
107% 117%
April-Oci
i
Edison
95
10
*—
V;%
?*.
Washington Terminul 2%s series A 1970:
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3 As 19tf7—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3As
1974
May-Nov
West Penn Power 3As series I 1966
Jan-July
Jan-July
j.
1987
California
convertible
Southern
;
June-Dec
1985-
2%s debentures
Southern
29
A'97
First
Telephone As Telegraph Co—
debentures
...
i)7
-
94
IOIV2
;•
4s income series A Jan 1981
April
income 4'As series B Jan 1991,—Aprils
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtel gold 3As 2000—Feb-Aug
Gen
85 A
Mar-Sept
2%s
87 A
•v*—
-
Gen mtge
85'A
85
37
debentures
5s
82
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
99%
102
£»7%
ser
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
in
•
Feb-Aug
Ala RR gtd
••';7
82
95
—
90
92-
94
105A
80
:i J
7
Bell
99-
90
96 A
"
Co—•
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s
99 A
102A
—
*85'A
May-Nov
,
Power
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
'
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
101'/a
*'>95
231
12
North
80%
98
2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
96
'"II ivl'IOO A
92
&
74%
w-
First and refund mtge
98
Southern
2
78
-*88
First and refund m.tge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s serias F 1978_Mar-Sept
92
South
5
88
86'%
June-Dec
68%
97%
2'/2s
89'A
85
■
90
Mar-Sept
1957—May-Nov
B
23
96
May-Nov
f
1969
1976
80 A
April-Oct
Oil
debentures
debs
GO'b
1982
Union
subord
subord
67%
debs
Shell
conv
conv
80
90
96
June-Dec
1977
s
91
84 A
A_
■
84 A
85
89 V2
3
—.
78
Jan-July
86
Mar-Sept
1966
1972_
3.20s
88
86
A
!
America—
80
89
June-Dec
debs
Pipe Line
of
4'As
Wabash
1974
subord
Corp
3Vas
79%
91
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debentures
85
—
June-Dec
30
*93
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
4**8
86 A
92
89
5
90
.
-
*83
1968..June-Dec
4s
1982—..Jaw-July
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
4%s
.
Jan-July
Participating clfs 4%s 1968
"
Depot 3''as B 1971
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
3s conv debentures 1971——Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs
Service
,98
"'98
—
.
1951—June-Dec
!
June-Dec
Vanadium
88
83 A
A
New England
3s debentures
91A
—Jan-July
1947
A
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series
2006__:_.
Seagram; (Jos E>*& Sons 2As
6
1951—June-Dec
_Mar-.Sep
cons
92
84 A
April-Oct
sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented seiies C 1951
71A
A
Union
Scioto V &
Scott Paper
Scovill
first
94
*90
.
May-Nov
1976
6 As
93
90
*73
April-Oct
inc bond certificates Nov
& .Duluth
92
83
Jan-July
3&\\-July
Feb-Aug
May-iVow
April-Ocf
-—Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
:
1975
3%s
debentures
debentures
3'As
152
88
1996. Jan-July
A Jan 2022
Jan
96 Vb
3
ji/vj
*__
Mar-Sept
sinking fund intge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
Mar-Sept
1980
ser
93 A
94
90
90
June-Dec
6 As
—Jan-July
1997_
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
4s> bond
certificates
96'/a
■
gold 5s
ser
94%
91 Va
■
—June-Dec
May-Nov
sinking fund debentures
mtge & coll tr 4As 1977
Rubber
S
6As
Co.—
A
88
92
v;i'/
94
May-Nov
2%s debs
& coll trust
debs
1972
f
s
2%s
—
152
~
series
87
1
United Steel Works Corp—
_Mar-Seut
_
inc 4'/2s
'96*
94
87
*96 A
;
1971—May-Nov
& coll trust 3 As 1972
mtge
1st
May- Nov
—Feb-Aug
1969
1996
Francisco Ry
111
..
1971
1st
86%
85%
82
'111
a./,7
95Va
*_1
"
1977
Lawrence & Adirond'k
99%
82
-
.
87
.
142'A
.
.,
__
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive list
furnish
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
June 3, and ending
Friday, June 7. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
we
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Last
Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme
Adam
Wire Co
Consol
common
Industries
1
1
io
Inc
1
*
Ainsworth
5
For
footnotes
see
common
page
37.
FOR
Range
Low
1,500
9
9
9'b
600
8%
25
~7
7
600
Last
STOCKS
4 %
5%
Jan
Air
Apr
11%
Apr
Feb
Alabama
7% May
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Range
for Week
Shares
27
Ajax Petroleums Ltd———r--—-50c
30
3%
5% Mar
6%
6%
1,500
2%
4,400
1% Mar
2 A May
8%
85b
4.400
7% Mar
8%
8%
85b
2,200
5%
Apr
Jan
10%
Jan
Jun
10% Mar
Way
Industries Inc__
Gas
5%
cumulative
3%
3,000
2%
Jun
u
9,900
H
Jan
30%
2,200
29%
Apr
preferred—100
88%
88 A.
10
26%
27'/a
Co—
preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
8
30
Corp
Alan Wood Steel
3
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
2-.
6A
Sale Price
May
Mar
Monday,
whether
7
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
——
8%
JUNE
Friday
Shares
43a
•
ENDED
for Week
4%
2%
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Aero
Week's
4%
1
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aeronca
Manufacturing
/
99
82%
93%
27
v
A-
111
V
95%
•-'»*••*?'
•
95%
{—
T.
St
|i
*• 1
1,11 '
:
"■
3%s
U
-April-Oci
A
•.
—
*82 A
Ill
April-Oct
i.--
—
of California
87
*82
Corp—
series
■?>:-•". • "*••*
*84 A
1974_— -June-Dec
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—.
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
102%
-Jan-July
mortgage 3'/4s series J
Saguenay Power 3s
94 A
94 A
'■'
*•«•
"'*•
•
82%.
7-"
*94 Mi
^May-Nov
1970—-April-Oct
Pacific RR
2%s debentures 1976 -Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
94
92%
*90
180
89 A
89
'
1986
mtge &
1st
87 A
3%s
_May-Arou
.98
91%
90
-
86
'—
P;—
-April-Oct
Union
91
1st
43es
:
>
89
and coll trust 2%s 1975_^4priZ-Oct
mortgage
92%
75
'
87
8
.
90
95
■
,
Orleans 3%s
debentures
debentures
8j
*86 A
—Feb-Aug
' lUOVa
89
.87 \
"
106%
100
**T
*87 %; -A
_J««-July
_May-iVou
series C 2019— ._J an-July
Union Electric Co of Missouri
—Jdn-July
debs
1972
Union
General
subord
87
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960- .June-Dec
mortgage 4 As series D 1977— .Mar-Sept
conv
.87
Tide Water Associated Oil Co—
111%
96
91%
101%
"
96 A"
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—— .Mar-Sept
*90
General
5',4s
6s
;
Ia
*89 '
-July
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
173 A
Apr-Oci
1946
19
88 A
86
98
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
Aircraft
..Jan
-Jan-July
1971... _May-No#
First and refund M 3%s series O 1990-..April-Oct
.June- Dec"
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000.
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985. _Jan-July
91A
*87
Jan-July
§ADirect .mtge 7s 1950
§ L. Direct mtge 6s 1952
§AConsol mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Ruhr
101^4 101%
_Mar-Sep£
1966—
series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
/Texas :& New Orleans RR—
22
*93
1946
9
—
and impt 2%s
Refund
3 As
90 A
A
High
81A
27
86%
81A
"86
of St Louis-
RR Assn
Refund and impt M 4s
101A
89 A
Union—
%s assented
; 103 '/a
3"
108
—June-Dec
sinking fund mortgage
3
1973..—"
mtge
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
•
Low
No.
103%
100
*
98 A
91
1983—April-Oct
3%s debs 1975
Jan. I
Sold-
•
High
'"
Corp of America 3 As conv 1980—. June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/as series D 1995. -May-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973— -ApiH-Ocf
Rlieinelbe
1st
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
83%
81%
1982— -Jail- July
2% s debentures 1973
*90 A
Mar-Sept
1964
or
Bid & Asked
:
.
debentures
Transit Inc
Term
May-JVow
debentures
ioo%
99 A
Texas
Radio
Rheem Mfg Co
loo A
91A
*101
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
■
Co—
1975—
2%s
(Ohio)—
fund
sinking
•Surface
June-Dec
1972
Co
First and refund M 3 As series B
Mar-Sept
--...April-Oct
refunding mortgage 3%s
3 As debentures
Quaker
95
Period
—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
101'
79 A
95
Oil
1974
•Sunray Oil Corp. 2VbS debentures
99 A
100
"
'
*
debentures 2^83 1971. _May-Nov
(N J)
debentures
4'As
,
100
98 A
June-Dec
1981
Gas
&
83
99A
96'A
90%
Interest
Stock Exchange
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
'
86
96 »A"
—Feb-Aug
1963
debentures
and
debs
82
102% 103 A"
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Ju?ie-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27,as 1979_Ju»e-Dec
First and
First
3%s
;
115,
2%s
t
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974—_
First general 4 As series D 1977
:
Standard Oil
95
Standard
100% 100%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 As
1965-_Jan-JaZy
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%f> series A 1984
First
92'A
"lol'/a
—"
York
f Low
"
General mortgage 3%s series E' 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3 '/as
1964___May-JVoy
7
BONDS
New
'
'
V
*100%
Aprii-Oct
JUNE
.
High
110
II" /'
*99'2
Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975-
is
1,110
"*98-?b"
Pittsburgh Cine Cnicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
Low
*92
May-Nov
V
:
111',4 113%"
Consolidated
%
Jan.1
No.
93%
"*81
guaranteed 4s ser G
19o7—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
1960_—Fed-Au^
Consolidated guaranteed 4 As. ser I
1963—Feb-Aag
Consolidated guaranteed 4 As ser J 1964
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
H igh
92%
1972
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
FOR
Range
Friday's
2
50
%
30
154
Jan
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21,000
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5%
14%
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10%
39
17,500
20
Feb
25
4%
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15
3.200
13%
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15%
22
22%
2,200
17%
Feb
10%
11%
8,700
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11% May
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2,500
2%
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2%
Jan
3,900
2%
Jan
3%
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9,600
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4,100
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3
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Feb
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94
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200
91
50
9%
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7
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2%
8%
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11%
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Feb
20% May
5% Mar
5Va
200
5
9 %
200
7% Mar
9%
Jun
4%
87,900
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Jan
4%
Jun
12%
500
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
78%
600
73
Mar
81%
Jan
22
400
21 Va May
23%
Jan
May
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Feb
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40,600
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Jan
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22%
1,400
21'/a
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28 Va
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27
2,300
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1,000
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Feb
4%
31
Jan
3%
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Mar
10
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Feb
6%
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7
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42,100
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2%
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9% May
31
Jun
36 %
Feb
31%
13%
2,100
10%
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13% May
15%
16
400
14%
Apr
17 Va
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21%
25
600
22%
Jan
6%
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1,300
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4%
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300
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31
Jan
Feb
27% Mar
7%
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4% Mar
5% Mar
1% May
2%
4
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4%
5%
8,500
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6,200
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30
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9%
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16 %
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18% Mar
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200
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26
Jan
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100
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11% May
14%
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18
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41
41
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40
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9
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Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
1
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Diversey (The) Corp
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd-Dominion Steel &
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Ltd
Do-'n'on Textile Co L'd common
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
11%
11%
14%
15 VA
150
6 Va
6%
700
1%
1%
1,000
34%
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Feb
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140
100
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6
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50
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May
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8
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10
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Test
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common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
11%
Jan
5 Va Mar
5%
5 Va
1,500
5
Apr
6%
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48.200
1%
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30 %
2%
29
2,600
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15
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12
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100
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31
4,200
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Apr
31% May
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14% Apr
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8
59 %
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138
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3%
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3%
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23%
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54
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25
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12
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Jun
2%
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5%
13%
5
Dempster Investment Co—
Dennison Mfg class A common
Apr
2%
Apr
5% May
21 Va
800
10%
17,000
250
20% May
8%
5%
5%
700
3%
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7%
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200
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18
31% x32 %
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28
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3% Jan
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60
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50
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6
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22,300
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650
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55
43
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14,600
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500
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8%
8% May
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Jan
6% Mar
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Cable Electric Products
Jan
23 %
7%
7%
35
50c
Jan
Jan
5%
Jun
4%
10c
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4%
5% Mar
May
4%
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
T*n
Jan
fnv-
Jan
7.50
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Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
Jan
4%
4
18%
600
26 Va
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
f
Ltd—
dep
1,000
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5
3%
100
4 Va
Feb
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9%
300
3%
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3
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3%
106%
22
—
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Curtis Lighting Inc common——2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A——4
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B
1
5%
19
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Crown Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—
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May
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22 %
Jan
May
3%
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Feb
Feb
.
-
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1
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Bunker Hill
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American
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Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common——
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90
31
90%
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common
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9
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4%
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1,000
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31%
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4% Jun
5% Feb
Jan
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3% Mar
Mar
3%
11%
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
18% Mav
12
5
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British American Oil Co_
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7%
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Bridgeport
10
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1,500
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May
6% Jan
15
common
Chemical Company Inc
Bourjois
11%
Jun
5%
.
1
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&
Jan
Jan
7%
14%
1
prior cumulative
45%
43%
•
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12Va
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common-
Jan
Jan
Hi
300
8%
Jan
1%
27
Jun
5
•
5c
preferred class A
$1
6% Mar
3%
100
*
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Corroon & Reynolds common
Mar
Apr
15%
voting
Coro Inc————————,—
31/4 Mar
Feb
10
A
Class B. non-voting
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common
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Blumenthal
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•
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Jan
Jan
2/4
5
3%
211
1
common
Belock Instrument Corp
Bohack
4,500
1
_1
50c
Shoe Corp
(A S)
Telephone of
Bickford's
400
2%
1
Corp
Beau-Brummell
Benrus
15%
2%
„
Fph
16%
5%
Bearings Inc
Bell
2%
3%
50c
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Beck
1,5/
shares
American
Banff Oil Ltd
Barium
•
Feb
14%
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los
de
21% Jan
17
Mar
16% Mar
300
15%
1
common
■
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36,500
33,200
1
Inc
—:
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(H)
Class
18%
15%
17%
18%
1
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3Va
4% May
27% May
9%
1
10c
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Commercial Corp
Continental Industries Inc
Continental Materials Corp
Continental
B
A
65,200
3
Jun
23%
—
20c
—10c
Cooper-Jarrett
Class
I
2Va
27 Va
Apr
Mar
18% Mar
•
10
1-25
Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental
Cook
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
6
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Mining & Smelt Ltd
Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
Consolidated
21% Mar
46
Jan
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Jun
39
2% Mar
4,300
24%
4
64/a
1
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1965
to
Consolidated
Jan
4%
ext
Containers Inc
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Jan
6
Jan
9% Jan
5% Feb
3% Jun
Jan
16% Jan
500
Compo
26 Va
Jan
3%
2,400
6%
3% May
5%
24
30s
1
1
10
Public
1%
6%
212
6 %
7
*
Stone Co
&
Commodore
5 Va Jan
42 Va
5'/a
26 Va
700
4
10c
vtc
Oils
2%
Jan
Community
6%
Feb
18%
6
4i«
& Lambert
2%
Jun
22% May
1%
5,200
5%
—_—5
Manufacturing—4
Club Aluminum Products Co_
—*
Clayton
4%
18%
4%
Jan
74,200
3%
104
4%
4%
2%
Jan
19%
3 %
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19
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2%
98
10%
8%
26%
101% 101%
1%
43
Feb
Jan
A Mar
5
—-10
4
1
1
5
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon
Development
ordinary
Apr
6%
214
104
100
Co
Coastal
2 /a
2%
4%
lab,500
1%
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claussner Hosiery Co
Apr
8%
102,200
27 Vs
1
Corporation———————1
Clary
22% May
5%
5%
'
1
Controller
Clarostat
6% Mar
1,600
14%
812
10 "/8
214
26 Va
21,1
6%
2ft
3
27 Va
8%
4% pfd——100
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds lnc_
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp——
City Auto Stamping Co
Apr
101
—
leb
8Jun
25%
J"',8
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•—2
—10
Chamberlin Co of America——--2-50
Charts Corp common
10
Charter Oil Co Ltd*
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May
Jan
28
3 Va
2ft
century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc—
convertible preierence—
Apr
8ft Jan
1
Inc
Central Power & Lignt
Clark
10c
1
Inc
Devices
Automatic
Explorers Ltd
Illinois secur Corp
conv preference $1.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50%
preferred—
Central
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
i*
8
10%
*
10
1
1
1
1
*
■
Central
Jan
4%
91 Va
95%
10 pesos
Corp
Cento corporation
Jan
33
580
X31
5 Va
7%
* 8%
1
Products common-—
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America—?—
May
4,900
Jan
Mar
2ia
—
2s 6d
American dep rets B ord
(J W; Co common
Casco
10% Jan
7% Mar
36%
36%
24%
1
option warrants
Plywood Corp
Audio
9,600
91%
4%
92%
Corp
Atlas
8%
7%
8
Mar
14
Lignt $5 pfd
Carter
Mar
Jan
May
Jan
1%
Consolidated Mining &
Development
23'/a
10%
7%
2%
16%
17%
common—
14
28
14,200
10%
Carreras Ltd—
Jan
Jan
Co
Carolina Power &
17% Jan
4%
6%
16 Va
16
Carnation
28% May
Jan
9%
11«
•
Co——
Jan
Products common
Kennedy Inc
High
9% Feb
26
1
5
1
l5.50
•
vtc
Baxter &
Carey
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
9%
common
Producers Ltd
Capital City
Snares
Low
10 %
Ltd—1
*
20
Canaaa Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian Homestead oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
—-—1
Canadian Petrolina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Wiiliston Minerals-.
6c
Canai-Randoipn Corp—:
—1
Canso Natural Gas Led vtc-1
Oil
for Week
—-—*
Canaua Bread Co uia
Canaua Cement co eta
6%%
preference
Canso
34% May
34 Va Feb
xl6% May
31% Mar
16%
,
35
11% May
8% Mar
31
*
Fisheries
Coast
Coast Line
Jan
1%
21,900
6%
1
lc
participating
A
Atlantic
Atlantic
Jan
50
15%
26%
Tel—
Atlas
10
2,700
9% Jan
74%
9'A
1
Co
Oil
Associated Tel
Associated
Apr
1%
21
,
of America
Laundries
Associate
Feb
21V
25c
Inc
Stores
Food
Associated
Class
200
Electric
Associate
Jan
3%
35% Mar
16%
x26
143A
1
-2.50
Corp—
Productions Inc
Industries—
Artists
500
13%
10c
Equipment
Assoc
Jun
14%
10%
32'A
warrants
Co
Jan
May
Mar
May
Jun
May
Jan
May
May
Jan
May
83%
& Light—
Power
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Feb
88Va
24%
12%
14%
63
1%
76%
xl5%
46%
30%
2%
74%
20 /a
1
preferred——
Armour
Jun
Jun
3% Feb
1%
—
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
5
4.72%
80
22
63
03
1%
2.40
«...
——
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
Jan
22
10 A
4.75
Amer
"A"
24 Va
5
Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Anglo
Jun
80
--
5
3
5
20c
.——2
Products
Post
Anchor
1,500
20%
common
Ltd
Mines
Lead
14% May
13%
12.50
Amurex
Anacon
3,100
4Va
8% May
1
pfd
15
1
-100
1
Incorporated——.
Oil Company class A
AMI
15%
20%
—*
preferred
5%
American
American
1,600
10
20
25
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co
*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Petrofina Inc class A
1
Photocopy Equip Co—
1
Seal-Kap common
2
American
40
8% May
19% Feb
500
Apr
6%
oi'A
Laundry Machine—
American Manufacturing Co com
American
300
15
21
100
American Hard Rubber Co
American
3,600
9
37%
—
5
common
preferred
Manufacturing
Industries common
Aluminum
37/e
4%
24
13%
-15'A
8
Goods
Aluminum
3,300
9
America—
of
Co
cumulative
$3.75
2%
3%
3%
9
40
stock--1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Paper Corp
Allied Products
(Mich)
6%
10,400
100
Monday, June 10, 1957
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
'
i
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines
x24
4%
--
1
10
1
Cprp
Pictures
High
. . .
of Prices
Cast
American &«,wck Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
28 Va Jan
6
Feb
6% May
4% Jan
15
May
4% Mar
10% Mar
44% May
7
Feb
17
May
—
Corp
Fisher common
&
Shares
High
X24
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alleghany
Allied
of Prices
Low
»/«
2%
Amer
Alles
for Week
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED JUNE 7
STOCKS
Range
4/2
Algemene
All
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
29% May
Eastern
Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
25
1
*
•
■
19 %
36%
151 Va
151%
25
Jan
54% May
17 Va May
31%
Jan
May
177 Va
Feb
Jun
162 Va
Jan
166
151%
Volume 185
Number 5645
..
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2695)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American biocn
Exchange
avails
oeiieficial
u±
prexerreu..
Electric
Bond
&
Eiecuograpnic Corp
Electronic
common
Communications
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
1
Inc.—
Emery
Freight corp..
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire
Millwork
$2
Corp
&
20c
13%
.
pfd
1
Corp
preferred
Ere
Manufacturing
Esquire' Inc
13%
10%
8
11%
3%
1
May
16
102
3%
11,400
3% May
750
38 % May
6,200
7%
Jan
10
12%
400
10 %
Jan
14
6%
7
6%
.•
7
200
10
6
800
%
n
Feb
5
4
Jan
42%
% Feb
12
Jan
(Max)
&
class
Co
Fairchild Camera &
Faraday
A
Uranium
uii4
0v
Fiducial
A
Instrument
Mines
9
1
Ltd
i
AcAssociation (Pxuiaj
Firth Sterling Inc
Eisiiman (M H) Co Inc
10
14
Kaiser
1
Foru
Motor of
Class
A
10%
Class
Ford
B
voting
Motor
De
Luxe
8%
Beer
8
112 %
112% 113%
1,050
102%
Gatineau
5 %
Apr
Power
Co
Mfg Co
Jan
General
5%
Builders
117% May
120
Fireproofing
General
5%
convertible
§General
6%
11,000
3,600
6%
Apr
Jan
La
Jan
Lake
6%
5%
8
8
8 Va
15%
*
16
32%
4%
Jan
7% May
300
15
Feb
common
Gilbert
(A C)
Gilchrist
Gold
<
•>
Aiaen
2
Gobel
Goodman
Grand
Atlantic
;
Non-voting
7%
Lakes
Co
<W
4%
Ei
&
preferred
Hevi-Duty
Higbie
Hoe
(R)
Class
16%
Jan
2%
u
2%
tt
6%
8,700
%
.
6%
7%
3,700
8
2,100
5,600
2% Mar
185%
185
186
450
128
127
129
160
2%
2%
—■
x9 Va
_
Jun
10
19% May
4% May
CO liv- -so
__
11%
11%
41
1,700
55%
56
250
2%
3
2%
5%
1,300
500
3%
3%
Hardart
10c
100
4
10%
Apr
92%
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
—5
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
Feb
25
200
17%
6
20%
9%
4
4
50
86 %
Jan
94
Feb
62%
Jan
67
Jan
Feb
18 Va
Apr
•
5
w i
Imperial
Amer
Chemical
Oil
Imperial Tobacco of
Imperial
Tob
of
Gt
&
4
10%
100
37%
1%
2%
24
100
Feb
5V8
12
3
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
37%
Jun
1 'A Mar
18,300
3%
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
4% May
26%
Feb
34 Vb May
20,100
12
Jan
20Vs
19
20 %
25,400
11
Jan
24% May
24 % May
21
21%
50%
51
—
700
55%
127
29%
100
16%
Industrial
Insurance
Hardware
Co
of
Mfg
Feb
North
21% Mar
107
13 Vs
14%
19
19 %
2%
2%
6%
7%
24,800
1-1V
1,500
12%
13Vs
5,100
13%
400
4% May
2% Jan
2 Vs Apr
4% Mar
1
7% May
Feb
1
12
14 Vs
Jan
12%
•
12%
500
10%
3%
4 Vs
5,900
x3%
6%
300
5%
Jan
Apr
24% May
12% Jan
Apr
6%
■
Feb
Jan
3%
May
13%
22% Mar
—''
16
12 y» Mar
''
Feb
4% May
8% Jan
__
__
100
&
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel
12%
$2
non
May
129% May
Feb
May
4
Apr
5% Mar
3,200
9%
Apr
2,100
11%
ll'A May
15% Mar
1,400
19
Feb
64 Va
May
May
24
Jan
Mid-West
1
21 Va
12 Vs
107
13%
600
s
7
51?
63
11% Mar
12%
6V2
5,100
10% May
May
8% Jan
7
500
45
5
Jan
6
Feb
14% Jan
17% Mar
38
10
65
Jan
Feb
2&
2%
5,000
2% May
211
3%
3%
Apr
300
3% May
5
Jan
6%
6%
500
6% Mar
40'A
39%
6% Jan
6
41
5,700
29%
Jan
41% May
50
50
50
50
Jun
50
92
92
25
70
Jan
93
18%
19
200
14%
Jan
1V4
■
..
mmmm
'
—
—'
vl""-'-
1%
400
iye Mar,
1
56%
54
56%
16,500
28%
28%
28%
11%
11
11%
1,100
1,900
Apr
1% May
Feb1
16
Jun
May
20
17
46% Mar
26% Mar
Jan
60%
Jan
30%
Feb
9%
11%
Apr
Apr
1
10
10%
1,100
7%
Jan
12
12%
12%
Apr
13 %
750
9%
Feb
15
Feb
1%
1 ft
1%
4,900
1
Feb
50c
7%
6%
7%
12,200
4%
Feb
7
17%
17%
1
16 %
Co
4%%
16%
16%
1,600
1,300
33%
33%
120
5
Co
13%
13%
1,100
Marine
8
1
14
14
14
5
34%
33%
35%
33%
34
50
49%
51%
6%
6%
common
•
Co
1
Co
7%
6%
7,400
450
3,800
6
9,500
Jan
44%
$1
8
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
Jun
44%
Mar
57%
Jan
44%
19%
46%
19%
3,000
300
17
4%
4%
1,300
4% May
400
7% Mar
11
10%
1%
11
1%
1%
1,200
10%
1,200
13%
13%
900
9%
9%
11,500
1
9%
29
29
8%
5%
5%
Service
50
34
*
•
Ltd
103
13%
1
1
X8%
23
5%
34
17%
pfd——100
common
cum preferred series B
preferred series C
preferred
17%
103
13%
50
200
86%
100
cumulative
preferred.;
Mills
States
Tel
Inc
7
Feb
18 %
5
Xl53%
16 % May
1
Jan
20% Mar
85
42'A
18%
100
129%
18
128% 130'A
% '
%
—„———_1
18%
35
13%
1% May
29% May
90
Jan
Jan
150%
41%
Feb
90 Va
Apr
159% Apr
Apr
Jan
3% May
16% May
122%
Jan
%
6,300
A
33
32Va
33%
3,500
22%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
1,700
26 V« Mar
9%
9%
Muskogee
10
33%
33%
33%
100
32%
Feb
50c
3%
3%
3%
1,100
2%
Feb
4 Vs
4%
1,000
9
9
9%
2,700
3%
3%
4
7,100
2%
2%
2%
44
2%
Co
common—
600
common
9%
Jan
Jan
Feb
3% May
19
Jan
130%
Jun
1%
Jan
Feb
Murphy
Corporation
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.—
—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common——2.50
10
Apr
95
25
930
Jan
Mar
Apr
130
500
Apr
21%
104
Apr
Apr
2%
42'A
2.50
Tel
23% Apr
5% May
32% Mar
90 %
153
8% Mar
Feb
Jan
86
—4
Inc
&
Feb
Apr
100
153
Jan
14
48,900
85%
100
2
10% May
17 Va Jan
29
Jan
12% Mar
3,600
Apr
Apr
26
2,000
112
11%
10% May
13%
27%
Apr
Mar
5
8
May
12% Mar
100 % Mar
1%
23 Va
Feb
Jan
Mar
50
26%
1A
27
1%
9%
13
900
600
1,700
•> v' 25
Feb
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
24%
19 %
3,500
*
preferred
Canada.—
19% May
Apr
1,700
22%
22%
of
Feb
22%
21%
10%
shares
Pwr & Light
13%
21%
21 %
preferred—*
common
35
21%
%
Company
Apr
800
84,800
1
common
conv
cumulative
Muter
Jan
35 Va Apr
51% May
Jan
11%
5 %
TV
33%
17%
22%
Mountain
33% May
30% Jan
Apr
8% Jun
•15ft
Jan
10%
1
4.40%
Muntz
4A
Feb
16%
x8
Vernon
6%
14 .'..(Feb
n
17 %
Monongahela Power Co—
Mount
15% Jan
Jan
10%
10
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
6%
Feb
13%
17% May
Apr
1
common—.
dividend
Public
Jun
34
10,900
100
17%
Jun
Jan
1
Ltd
50c
Corp
Missouri
8%
Feb
16 Va
4
*
50c
Minnesota
15%
1% May
7Vs Jun
32
£1
Ltd
convertible
Mining
16%
•
Ltd
36% May
31% Apr
10%
Jan
35%
Apr
3% May
N
National
Milling
Corp
10
Inc..
Alfalfa
—
Dehydrating
_1
Bellas
National
13%
1
Brewing Co
Hess
common
—1
(Mich).—_——1
National Casket Company..
.5
National
Electric
Weld
National
Mfg & Stores
Machines
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
common
Industries
Inc
Research
Rubber
Corp
Machinery
National
Starch
Products
National
Steel
May
Apr
Feb
National Telefilm Associates
200
4|ij
Jun
140
82%
Jan
94% Mar
28 %
National
1,600
15 Vs
Jan
2 Va
Union
2
Apr
28% May
2% Jan
National
1.000
105% 107 %
2.550
Neptune
Meter
90
Feb
Nestle
Le
Car
Transit
Mur
Corp.
common
Co
common
Jan
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
3
Apr
4%
Jan
Jun
2%
Jan
4,6
19%
19%
"3%
~4
2
9%
200
35,000
Jan
19Va May
23%
Jan
13% Jan
3%
Jan
27
9%
300
23
24 %
1,800
17 Va
Jan
24%
1
10
10c
9%
%
21
12% Mar
—
24%
200
24%
Jun
7%
900
22
Mar
150
26
Mar
20.800
7
Jun
26%
27'A
29
*
common
Electric
1
200
1
common—1
Ltd
14%
18 Vs Mar
25c
National
Apr
Feb
3
&
Co;
National
Apr
108% May
Jan
Jan
11,900
5%
Jan
Jun
10%
7%
5%
45
—-
29%
xl4Vs
11%
•1
16% xl7 Va
Xl7
15% Mar
27% Mar
6%
Corp
Co
Co
1,500
2
11%
—5
Wohl
5%
27%
13%
Abrasive
12%
}§
6% May
6 % Jan
Apr
7
Apr
21% May
Jan
Piping Co
Midwest
Miller
National
Jan
52% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
Products—
cum
83 %
4
5%
.■
1
Corp
Nachman
63
5
5%
1
Sugar
Namm-Loeser's
110
6.700
5%
4
1%
preferred
Feb
59
15.300
17%
14 %
Co
Co
Co
&
Jun
Feb
5%
5%
100
14,300
10c
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
Jun
46%
62%
300
6%
600
Thermit
29%
100
is
83
50c
5
5
5%
21%
6%
2%
Co
119V2
Feb
Jan
61%
5%
21 Va
6%
1,200
Corp common
...25c
Corp
5
Chemical Corp
_____1
Plating & Stamping Co
1
Steel Tube
.2.50
&
National
Iff
—
—2.50
Refrigerating
Mar
23 %
96%
100
"
G)
Jan
300
11%
19/8
5
37.
Apr
Jan
2,400
4%
13 Vs
Ireland—£t
rage
20%
Feb
10
Mfg Co
19
200
63
4
3
America
Feb
2%
2,100
Co—
Co
Aircraft
60%
20
55 %
63
62
Co
17%
900
14%
Inc common
May
May
800
125% 127
5
17
50
20
29%
100
55
—
50
119% 119%
t
stock..*
pfd
Feb
100
17,000
-V.:
4
Metal Textile
4.80%
3,100
W)
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
4.50%
—
Canada
Brit
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
14 Va
19'A
13%
Co
Rubber
Petroleums
6% May
1,00'J
&
Iron
21% May
10 Va May
20%
£1
capital
Jan
28%
common.
Tire
Merchants
Feb
5
reg
Jun
12
10c
Service
Mesabi
Feb
11%
Industries
tCanada!
14
100
3%
•'
warrants
Merrill
Jan
.2.50
dep rets ord
37% May
18% Jan
800
1
International
(A
4%
2,200
&
National
Imperial
21% May
3,150
19%
13
25c
__
_
(The B)
Johnson
8%
—-
29 %
McKee
15%
19%
•
Products
36
7
1
Corporation
McDonnell
200
4 %
Inc
Inc
Stores
(J
8,200
■
——
Mays
2,400
*
Inc
24% Mar
14%
Y
N
Communication
6%
10
20%
100
Manufacturing Co..
Jan
Feb
Jan
12%
:
IA
...
3
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
21%
2%
3%
25
Jan
12%
35%
3%
9Vs
10
11 Vs
1%
Jan
44 % May
1.000
2%
IV2
Jun
21% Mar
10%
36 V*
3% Mar
4%
30%
65
Apr
2%
Jun
1,100
——
11 Vs
3 Va
Jan
1%
2,500
93 V2
May
3% Mar
4,400
65
Mar
58%
8
17%
1
14
43
2
Apr
May
Jun
4
92%
—.
21%
common
3%
98%
23 Va
700
/ 15%
25c
preferred—
(The)
Public
Marconi
•
6%
6%
39
Feb
39
6
Refining capital stock.*
Food
Jan
86
36
3%
•
...
Inc
Jan
7%
8
—
Hygrade
105
Feb
37%
38%
21
.15
_
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hydrometals
Jan
_
common
preferred—
&
12% May
55%
400
.
Baking Co
&
common
Jan
Jan
3%
10,200
1%
1
_
Horn
Lock
Feb
Feb
34
600
3%
1%
Oil
Mansfield
Metal
900
—
New
2%
1,600
39
Magna
Mead
75
-
Co
23%
5
Sporting Goods
Menasco
77
5%
Mages
2% May
50
*
__
Feb
Feb
M
9% May
20
3%
*
Hardart
Vs
95
2
Truck
Feb
84
*
(Geo
Jan
27%
Macfadden Publications Inc
Jan
83%
3%
•
&
2
2,100
"
3%
Exploration——30c
1%
20,600
40 %
60c
.
_
Hormel
Hurd
Feb
Jan
25c
—
A
Horn
(Harvey)
132
9%
3%
Bearing Co
Oil &
Jan
1 Jun
186
18%
40 %
5
_
5
2% Apr
28%
Watch
6
82%
10c
.
Humble
Feb
Jan
3% May
x9%
—
5%
127
83
—
Hubbell
149%
11%
900
2
——,
_
Apr
Feb
12%
6,300
3
33%
Xl4
.
5
Inc
(The)
Land
Manischewitz
5,700
1
38
.1
Inc
Jan
5
*
Maine
9%
~3%
3%
1.
_
common.
33%
_
Mangel
2,200
x9%
1
_
17% May
1 Va
10
Co.
common
Industries
Jun
33,000
5%
100
Co.
Feb
50c
cumulative
Mack
28% May
9% Jan
May
24%
Inc
16%
h'„...l:':
Inc
Refineries
Apr
2%
38%
10
common
&
7
96
8%
1
common
At
Feb
Jan
11%
1
25c
common
Inc.
65%
25
8%
::
Realty
Lunkenheimer
Jan
10%
8%
11
10c
—
15%
1
common
Jun
7%
7% May
3
3,350
1
Co
Home Oil Co Ltd class
Class
B
Border's
Jun
7%
-
_
&
6%
1%
2%
2.50
Ball
Mar
12,100
8
5
.
_
1 tt
1
Lynch Corp
20% Mar
2%
2%
,,.25
.
31,400
v
75 pesos
Delaware
40
Mar
200
10c
___
Hcllinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
'
Holly Stores Inc...
;
Hoover
2
7%
common
Industries
Co
400
7%
*
& Co Inc
HoloDhane
19%
2
A
Hcfmann
19
7%
—
pfd
4%
23%
1
Louisiana
11% May
400
—
5%%
700
2%
4%
2%
14 Va May
3
Mar
A Jan
_5.
Longines-Wittnauer
May
14% Jan
Jan
-.1
Products
Co
Jun
9%
*
_
Electric
Mfg
Feb
10%
600
.
.
Gallon
29%
17.300
10%
_•*
_
Co
Henry Holt & Co
Hercules
250
10%
1
Light—
Rubenstein
Heller
38%
5
of
Lodge & Shipley
Jan
10%
1
.
22,000
Jan
May
18%
Jan
13%
10%
96
1
Lithographing
%
-i''
7.50
Common
Jan
10
May
37%
2%
:—_—9c
Hazel Bishop Inc..
Hazeltine Corp——
Helena
6%
8% Mar
26%
—
Mining Co
x4% Mar
88
100
Inc.
U
2%
5
Loblaw Groceterias second
pref
99% May
97 % Jan
25%
*
_
2
2
16
1
(R G) Inci
Petroleums Ltd
Litton
Jun
10%
10c
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc..
Hecla
Jun
Jun
25%
.
Company
1
Tourneau
5%
Jan
87
3,300
Tea—
Harnischfeger Corp
Havana
Jan
x97
95
Chemical Co
Co..
Investors
.■
Ltd
Sessions
Liberty Fabrics of
May
19
20
3,800
9%
__
Inc
Leonard
Le
Jan
56
.
Feb
.4
Iwour Plywood Corp
Harvard
8%
7%
Jan
50
;
Electric
4%
9
37%
A—10c
preferred——
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hartford
1%
11 %
__50c
Organ
18
11,600
4%
1
.
Company.
Lamp
'■■■
Jan
411}
-1
Inc..
H
5%
5,700
33 Vac
A
Industries
Lecourt
Jan
1%
9,400
9 Va
_I
$4.50
Hammond
38 %
100
1%
20
80
Grocery Stores Products common
Guild Films Company Inc..
Gulf States Land & Industries—
Hall
12%
Jan
Jan
26 %
1%
17
525
1
Leases
Class B
Jan
6A
5,600
*
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
■
Salle Extension University
Liberal
5%
9%
90 Va
u„:
Oil &
Jan
10%
Pacific
Freehold
Jan
Jan
99%
common stock.-
Great
3
Apr
26%
10
&
Lear
Feb
16
2
May
13% Mar
100
X97
1st preferred.—
Gridoil
2%
39%
~1%
-*
Greer
1% May
16%
8%
20
Corp
La
Feb
100
••
Industries
5%
400
x87
_
&
S
Mines
Lamson
Mar
7%
x88 %
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Amer
6
17%
x98%
...
Feb
Feb
5
1,100
1
Co
Manufacturing
2 Va
;•
Rapids Varnish
Gray
100
400
—__*
Inc
Great
Shores
Lanston
48%
9
1
co
Great
Consolidada
Lamson
Jun
Mar
16%
.20
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Gold Seal Dairy Products class
Gorham
3%
32 %
105
7%
—_25c
Corp
(Adolf)
5%
2 Va
2
16%
50c
*
union
Va
Jan
Mar
48%
*
Glenmore Distillers class
wi/we
28
500
5%
5
Mines
common
Co
Gladding McBean &
100
5
2
£1
Corporation
Yellowknife
■■/.'vs
...
reg
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred.
Giant
32%
105
"5
1
com__l
25
Corp....
Jan
1,800
2%
20c
.
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
9%
16%
preferred
Stores
Transistor
6%
Feb
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
General
Jan
Feb
Apr
7%
Indus
General
Co
_
418
2
General
—
Jun
warrants
dep rets ord
5%
_10c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krweger Brewing Co
Jan
Stores.
Jan
—10u
preierred
Electric Co Ltd—
American
300
11%
1
——_
5%
:
Corp
Apr
Apr
5%
10%
2.50
_
3%
,f
Supply
14%
50c
Lakey Foundry Corp
convertible
General
Corp
2,500
Alloys -Co—
General
Hotels
6 %
——1
Corp
Jan
pfd—100
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—.
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc_„.
Kleinert (1 B) Rubber Co
5%
;
Acceptance
10%
"2%
25c
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum
Mar
9,400
common
General
May
1,300
2%
415
Inc.——1.25
common
3
79'
13%
Kingston Products
4U
Co..———.—-~5
preferred—
12% May
May
4%
4
.
(Walter)
& Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
G
Geiiman
_
-
Kobacker
Mar
9% Mar
2 %
■
11
Apr
109
8,300
1,700
12%
Jan
10
Jan
12%
5%
Xl4
——1
Sales
_
15% May
Feb
6Vs
Apr
12%
(Del)
£1
reg
mipatiy
(Geo A)
45
Feb
10 % May
2,600
*
p
Fuller
100
Ltd—
Co
American dep rets, ord
Fort Pitt Industries Inc
Fox
8
Corp
& Company
Electric 4%%
Drug Company
Kawecki chemical Co
Knott
*
.
41% Mar
7%
Jan
75
.—15c
Kidde
1,050
Canada—
;
7%
12,000
8
non-voting
6% Mar
15%
4%
2%
1
&
Kawneer Co
43%
Ltd. Name chgd to
'Almftimart Inc (effective "May 29)
Fljing Aiger Line
(D)
Gas
1,200
10%
Fitzsimmons Stores
common
Katz
3% May
7% Jun
133/4
2,200
2%
2%
•
Corp
Co
Industries
Kaitman
Apr
16
May
May
K
2ft Mar
3 A Jan
42%
Va
Glass
21,300
400
10 %
12%
%
295,700
6%
43
2.50
Feb
1
5
2%
ft
16%
5 Va
6%
7%
Jan
11%
10c
9% May
22% Jan
3
7,
3,600
6%
5%
5
10%
7%
16 %
'
10c
uorp——
9%
*2%
I
...1
General
9 Va
Apr
3,300
10%
1
Kansas
1
60 Va
19
pfd__100
Jupiter Oils Ltd-
7V4 Mar
1% Apr
16% Jan
F
Factor
Jan
10
1
Jeannette
7% Jan
Feb
43%
9,400
250
J
May
May
% May
22,600
20
58%
12
High
10 %
Jun
57
10c
Manufacturing vtc
Jan
8 Va
Feb
10 %
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
12% Mar
2,100
57%
Ironrite Inc
Feb
9%
Fireman
Low
9%
20
33%c
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
19
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Feb
May
9%
13
Iron
Jan
12
Co
Oil
Company
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
3.90%
Apr
39%
12
Intex
Jan
12%
2% May
1,500
International Resistance
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
3%
9
1
Eureka pipe Line common.,...
Jun
17 V4
38%
25c
or
32 %
200
9%,
10
$1
Jan
Feb
10%
3%
10c
Ltd
Corporation
13%
10%
1
;—
com
Co
Eureka
26%
Shares
Low
5
15%
for Week
9%
1
International Products
Jan
200
Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Breweries
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
ft
4,300
Last
Sale Price
Apr
9%
Week's
Friday
International
Jan
Feb
6,800
2%
7
American Stock Exchange
May
92
10c
preferred.
9%
10%
i
30%
25
Jan
ft
100
Corp
Steel
1st
9%
9%
2%
common
convertible
Erie Forge
6% cum
400
50u
2%
10%
America
Air
10,200
16 %
__
_i
—5c
of
7%
32 Va
__
Jan
1,200
15 Va
31%
1
9%
%
JUNE
High
May
24
50
Tfh
31%
__
:.5
common
25
8%
.-1
__
fcmare
25
1
.
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
19
—30
A—_—.
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
int—1
:—
—
Eac corporation mass
Eider Mines Limited
Equity
Shares
Low
Sugar Associates—
wunnoii
RANGE FOR
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
Range
30 Vs
7
8
9%
Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
26% May
32 % Jan
27% May
30 Vs Jun
9%
Jan
1
4%
4%
4%
900
3%
Jan
5% Mar
30c
2%
2%
2 %
5,200
2V4
Feb
2%
28%
30%
2,000
27%
Apr
6%
8 Vs
6,800
5
1
8
4% Mar
32
8 Vs
Jan
Jan
Jun
35
The
36
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2696)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
»».
1»;
.«
New
New
Ltd
•—
Britisn Dominion Oil Ltd———4Ue
Oils
Bristol
New
Idria
New
Jersey
Min
New
New
Park
New
Process
Co
w
New
York
10
10
Ltd-——
Mines
Rim
—*
42.600
1*4 Feb
354 Jun
1.100
134 Feb
16,100
1)4 Jan
6,300
14 Mar
2 *2
2,100
87*4 Jan
14 Feb
Jail
25
5o4' Jan
78
104
Jan
14*4 May
3Va Apr
5'/a Jan
hi
12*4
584
VM
~34
3%
22,100
21.V
47a
600
47a
10%
11 '
>10%
34,200
8,700
11%
36*2
42*2
100
x40" Mar
6%
74
6,100
44 Apr
54
51,'A
7
7
1*2
North Penn RR Co.-———50
75
75
76
87
87
87*4
8*4
36,000
4%#
Pub Sew
Northern Ind
•
pfd—100
1
Nuclear
;
————
O
Oceanic
Ogden
*
Oil
!
Oils
Okalta
75
Jun
78
86
Jan
91*4
Apr
Jan
4
9,600
preferred
2,600
13'4 Feb
134
154
26,800
61*2
67*4
1,225
60
Feb
1)31
95
300
93
May
101
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
)£ Jan
85
Apr
04
1,500
26*4 May
30%
Jan
244 May
234 Jun
244 May
28%
Jail
South
27*4
Jan
South Penn Oil Co
80
1,400
34
300
3%
1
Jan
22
1.900
Overseas
Feb
92
May
26
Mar
4%
34 Feb
P
Pacific Gas & Electric 6#
-.5%':#; 1st
——
5'<5
redeemable
5S
preferred--—,-25 :
redeemable
preferred
cum
preferred—
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific
Northern
Power
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
&
24%
23 %
21 '4
214'
21
21
24%
—
...
100
22'4
1,500
914
310
924
200
32 '4
—
Pentepec Oil
of
Canada
Traffic
Pep Boys
Jun
93
Jan
98*4
Apr
114
Feb
—
—
137k
89.800
7a
-32,300
IS Jan
1*4
Jan
12,500
34 Apr
4%
Jan
62%
6%
Jan
3%
16
154
<r
'154
154
,r
60<)
16 1 -y.
16
■
4
1,400
;?
1,300
,.,.74 Jan
44
44
100
55*4
200
194
20
400
2
24
iV
10%
1*4
6
%
3,400
34
300
2
400
9
10
94
1
2% Mar
54 Feb
4
4
Feb
May
6*4
54 Mar
6
!J
44 Mar
58%
20
s
Jan
2,300
Jan
Mar
7
Feb
4%
53% Mar
18*4 Feb
3
()' '
10c
,
29.400
4 if
6
54
10 pesos
Aircraft Corp
104 May
9%
9
55*4
<Am
Feb
8 4
9%
6*4 Jan
-.1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Col
16% May
16
87 a
,
Jan
Feb
14
%
9
-—2,50
& Minerals——
11
1,200
■
Jan
5% Apr
144 May
87 k
(The)—-—-——7--—-1
Oils
Piasecki
37k
57
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp————2.50
Peruvian
May
13% Jun
4
'
—
148
84 Jail
Apr
7% Mar
3*4
Jan
14
Mar
Apr
Feb
Pierce Governor Co. Name changed to
Pierce Indust Inc. ^effective
t
Pierce
Industries
Pioneer
Gold
11%
1%
1%
Pleasant
Valley
Pneumatic
Polaris
Wine
Scale
Poloron
Products
Corp
Oil
Prairie
Ltd-——1
Prentice-Hall
Inc
22 ik
4
noo
23*4
14
Jan
1
Jan
2/
Jan
3 %
4 3 it
5,500
31a
Jun
6
Jan
22 %
97
700
-»
200
a
250
84
82
44
IIS
7 4
23%
22 Vb May
8
Feb
57
Jan
9% May
Jun
84
Jan
4
Apr
Mar
514 Feb
6*4 Apr
57*4 May
200
.7;
56
17 %
25
209
16*4
21
3.100
Jf;
55
—2.50
common—
54 Jan
llk
94
*
—
May
7% May
74 Mar
6%
.
83%
of Canada common—,—*
Royalties
'200
97
Jan
6
22 */«
4
A———_--l
Pratt & Lambert Co
90*4 Feb
400
Jan
6%
~i3k
Porto Rico Telephone Co
——20c
Powdrell & Alexander common
2.50
Power
400
lto
~l3k
—10
-—i_u_25c
class
14 Feb
1,V
v# 7
I
1
Co
common
Cb—
Mining
1
104 Mar
13%
94%
95
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie———--—50
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
—r——*
6.000
7
12%
2,200
95
1
Ltd————1
Inc.—.
Mines
134 May
174
!•
Jan
*4 Feb
64 Jan
if
17,200
Ltd——1
8)4
8
85a
6,600
9A
Apr
15%
15
15%
3,800
144
Apr
16*4
Jan
10'4
10%
300
10 *4
Jun
12
Apr
%
9%
700
9 %
May
Metals
Preston
Fast
Providence
Public
Mines
Gas
Service
4*4#
Puget
of America-
Dome
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
-.7
———*
—
9
1
.
4;
94
Jan
Colorado—
of
cumulative preferred
Sound
%
—10c
Co
—100
com—3
-5
common—;
100
83
83
144
154
2,200
85*4 Jan
14*4 Apr
93*4 Feb
154
18 *
18%
200
16*4 Jan
18*4 May
a
174
Jan
Q
Quebec
Power
*
Co—
R
Raymond
Concrete
Pile
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
*
common
—1
common
convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co—
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Oil
Electric
Remington
Republic
Arms
—20
13 3 A xl4
1%
Inc_
—
.
Richwell Petroleums Ltd———
Rico
Argentine
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
,
__
'
4
24%
350
26 3 A
Jan
52'k
4.200
38*4
Jan
52*4
Jun
12%
12%
1,700
x94
Feb
13*4 May
20%
900
21*2
200
a
"*%
Corp.
.5
48
'
1
13%
1
5%
1
——50c
—1
Feb
20 7
0
—50c
Engineering!
Co
16
13*4 Apr
234 Jun
20'A
12 3
—1
&
1,600
49%
23 3
52 %
1
.
Corp—
Industrial
1
ir
Jan
24)4
Apr
4
1%
46 7
„
13 'a
5
111!
1,300
A Apr
18
Jan
14
53,300
14 Mar
1"%
Jan
2.800
36
134
4.100
11% Jan
5%
25.100
47k May
48 *'4
2
3%
45:,t
21 Vb
18*4 Apr
20% Jun
4
45*2
2,500
1 %
Apr
6 *4 May
2 Vb Mar
34 Jun
900
"
16*4
May
1,200
47
48% May
Feb
28*4 Mar
5*4
Jan
474 May
Grande
Valley Gas Co—•
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4# pfd F—-100
Rokeach
(I) & Sons Inc
1
Rolls
Royce
preferred—4
27
»
79
2)4
24
78
2 %
2 7 it
2,500
2%
3
78
Jun
2
Feb
Jan
87
24 May
190
CI,200
80
1 *2
cumulative
4.24#
Southern Materials Co
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
•
"t
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Stetson
Stinnes
;
5*4
95'4
127 %
59
?,14
10",000
65
1*4 Feb
2.300
3%
3%
%
23-
:
6»*%May-4
Feb
'
900
124
13*4
1,400
200
12)4
31*4
12*4
1.000
20
45
20%
900
183,i
4-% Mar -:-
%- Jan
Apr *
42%
%
■
M May V 7, 7:l*s Jan
3% Apr
7 2% Feb
: 10% Jan.. 77 r> 16% Apr*
34
454
18,600
36)4
Feb
3%
:
29 •' Jan
104 Jan
7
t
7, 33)4 Apr
125a May;:
21% Jan
454 Jun
Jan
34 Jan
&
7%
5%
5%
7 Vb
"74
4,900
9
9
7*4 Jun
dun
731
Feb
39*/«
Jan
8 '
36
-
9
':"'7v
Jan
4,900
7 '/a
Vb
3
91,600
5%
7%
5%
197 k
23
5,900
13%
Feb;
23
38%
394
1,300
35%
Feb
40% May
54 %
55*4
23%
24
500
23
46
46*4
200
42%
23 %
43
:
43
-
-
26%
May
204
Jan
24 V8
Jan
20:,4
Jun
23*4
Jan
May
234 Mar
x20
100
May
5%
Jan
12%
124
1,500
12%
Apr
13%
Jan
13
13%
600
8 %
Jan
14% May
70
43k
12%
72*4
1,100
Apr
75
200
4
900
43a
4
Mar
64
,1*4
1 %
~i%
7*4
6%
7*4
2,800
5%
Jan
3%
3%
100
3'/a
5*4
54
1,700
23%
23*/4
200
"54
53b
5-4
20%
21%
.
Jun
434
15,700
l'/a
1*4
57*4
115»
58
3,800
513i»
Apr
12
5.000
104
Jan
38 7
38 7
39
b
a
17
17%
1.000
19
19
19
%
3.400
A" 13% f-eb
16% Jail
1,700
9 Vh
700
67a
4%
7.700
3%
5
6,500
3 % May
75*4
624
100
75%
16
500
16)/a
16%
14
134
14*a
12%
127a
2%
,
Apr
137k
Feb
12,200
29*4
Jan
40% May
350
17*4
Apr
20 *4
600
13 % May
14% Jan
3,900
2% May
34 Jan
59%
38*4
40*4
18*4
18%
18%
13*4
13*4
14%
3
104
12%
Jan
Apr
14
Feb
24 Jan
8,300
4-4
Jun
2,500
5%
7%
Apr
Jan
14 Vb
14%
13%
14
1,600
11*,2
Feb
147k May
14% May
5,900
28%
Feb
12% Feb
600
344
Jun
6
6'4
10.400
6
Jun
84
Jan
2%
10.100
14
Feb
2%
Corporation————1
Calgary Co—._—
—_—25c
Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
*
2*4
%
4
34%
35
600
Jun
45*4
34%
34%
——5
1
62%
67
6,400
40'4
Jan
70% Mav
62*2
1%
2
7,100
Oil
Inc
—•
Roofing Inc—
Tishman
Tobacco
Amer
Amer
——
—-*——
Realty & Construction
Security Trust Co Ltd—
34 3
4
2
9 %
20*4
—1
22%
23
—1
1
14*4
warrants—
—
*
Corp
Inc
———;
Feb
94
19 %
Jan
214
21 *4
Feb
25
,
9
Jan
Mar
500
200
Jan
Jan
Mar
14*4
500
137k Mar
15% Mar
43
300
21%
Feb
43% May
Feb
14
140*4
4 '4
xl47
44
136
4%
3,600
5,000
150
84
83
238
12%
2 %
2,700
1034
12%
4,300
6
*,r
17-b
Jan
Feb
79
xl47
3% May
5%
Jun
91 %
83
Feb
Feb
Jun
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
8%
Jan
12 3i
Apr
2 Va Mar
2)4
2%
700
2
Mar
4%
Jan
2*4
2*8
24
21,109
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
2%
3!;!
12,809
2*8
Feb
3!S May
5*8
700
37a
Jail
57a Mar
29.400
Jan
20% May
34
3
%
5
———
Temper
3
17a May
610
14%
X424
deposit rets ord registered___£l
deposit rets def registered—5s
Tri-Continental
Feb
1.000
9
22%
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4*4# preferred.
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—_—--—.1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
-1.25
Trans Lux Corp—
1
iV Jan
99
93% May
20
Jan
1
V# Feb
41,700
20
Shipyard Corp common
Trunz
Ltd—
14' ii
13%
33
Thriftimart
True
Jan
3 % Mar
6*4
Shovel Co common
Chemical Corp—;
Todd
Jan
Feb
13
11%
1,000
Jan
2*/4
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc..
10c
70c convertible preferred——.10
Thorofare Markets- Inc.._j—
_25c
Tilo
Feb
34 Feb
34%
Tampa Electric Co common———7
Technicolor Inc common—
«.l
Texas
Jan
15*4 May
31 Va
300
4
Thew
Apr
167/a
Jan»
22% May
24*4
6*4
.5
5
Apr
May
7%
2*4
9.800
24
4:>
76
1
12'/a
100
2%
Apr
5 is« Mar
5%
13% Mar
1.200
12%
10
Feb
5% May
Jun
6% May
Feb
4%
24
12% Feb
19%
Feb
334
u
58*4 May
4*4 Mar
534
84
5%
161
i
35)4 Jan 7
550
17*4
.
Jun
14 Jan
•
Apr
1 ',2
114
Feb
Feb
6
217a
Feb
573„
Jan
6*4 Mar
24 %
7
SVMay.
18%
Jail
7*4 Jun
v'
5% Jan
23*8
3.700
1 *2
1 % Mar
1.000
21%
43
1
lVa
Jan 4
54
Jan
34 Jan
14 Jan
1
6)a
Texas
Apr
Feb
21
21
2034
4^8
common—
Jun
465a May
43)4 May
Jan
38%
100
•
55 3't
49-4 Feb
90
1.800
20%
21
4
A
Feb
Jan
39%
6*4
common
Jail
May
21
1
class
b
12
8% May
800
24
B
May
May
6S
% Mar
4,903
4
.
2. ,4 Mar
Jan
3
44,700
11
\!r
Feb
,.24)i-May
.
>•
-
Feb
I
46
41*4
•
;
Apr.
42%
50
Jan
7 101% Mar, "
,
Feb
19
1
Feb
Jun
.
5'4. Mar
>
...
Jan
92
10.800
12%
Inc
Jan .'
-8%
109%. Feb
500
14
24
Class
May-;
29-
-101
-
•
20
23*h
1%
12%
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co—
'
"
•
-
■>' Feb
31*4
Sunrise
Talon
-
•:
44 May
..
400
12%
—
634 May
84'
2,100
.
97
Supermarkets Corp————1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
Ray Drug common
•
26Jan
-
•
450
41% Feb
3*2
A——1
Corporation
Stylon
Sun
..
.
1244
123
13
common
Stop & Shop Inc—
Stroock (Si & Co common
2.300
99% 101,
5
5*4
34
*
Aluminum Products common..5
Brewers Inc
—A
1
Precision Corp (Del)——-10c
(J B) common
*
(Hugo) Corp
—5
& Co
"7%
7
101
.
Factors
(At
9
500
■
Corp—
1
Standard Forgfcigs Corp
1
Standard Industries Inc
——50c
Standard Oil <Ky i_
10
Standard Packaging- Corp—1
Convertible preferred
—.10
Standard Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc common_I
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B—.——
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Starrett (The) Corp
—1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary——*
Steel Parts Corporation
—. 5
Stein
Feb .
% Ma r -
'77 6% Jun
12%- May
% 4%
1.500
6*2
11%"
20-'4
Specialty Stores Co Inc
—^—5
Spencer Shoe Corp_iw- —-1
Stahl-Mcyer Inc
—*
Standard Dredging- Corp common
1
v
$L60 convertible preferred——
20
Standard
14 '
11'4 Feb' "
100
12'
'
5%
104
—,——-1
———5
Company————
Spear &
1% May
3,700
65
Petroleum Corp—2
Inc—
—2
Southern California
Jan
10*4 Feb
"2 77 Jan
"
cumulative preferred
—25
cumulative preferred———25
4.08#
2*4
••
9
-*
60%
25
4.32 #
Thiokol
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
1
Rath Packing Co common————10
14
23
California Edison—
original preferred—A—.
.—25
cumulative preferred—
25
4.56# convertible preference——25
4.48# convertible preference..
25
Texam
83
——
87a
Jan
17%- Jan
14 Jan 'V'
May
7
v
700
Apr
4 Apr
Progress Mfg Co Inc———————1
Prophet (The)
Company
———1
Pressed
8%
Jan
May
4 »V Jun
13%'Mar/
'
100
-
Jan
-
14
1
common—12.50
Jail
3*4 Apr
364
12 %
34
Corp—_—
-1
Ltd—-—-—-2
Co.
91
2*4 Jan
7 it
(C A)
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
Jan
164 Feb
Motors
'
108
*4 Jun
127 k
—^7_—2
B—^A—2
Class
Jan
.
1c
-
■
Apr
99 '4 Mar
84*4 May
>-
Amer shares—1 Bol
Corp
;
1
Park Chemical Company—
— 1
Parker Pen Co class A—
Paramount
Mar
151,800
a
—
vtc
23'4 Jan
1,700
2 7 It
36 3
31'4
—
102
50
85
24
—1
98
Jan
96
85
pfd
Jun
102% 104
102 '4
*
Jun
86*4
3,200
:
9
Mar
"
4.88#
21
'
2
i
5#
360
■
144
2
Southern
Jan
Jun
100
88%
96
96
100
Fage-Hersey Tubes common—.
*
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pan Israel Oil
27*4 Jan
26 *4
204 May
13%
»
1%
9
Jan i
2.V Feb-:
331.300
4,4
19'
7
...
10x!3/b May 16% Feb
-7-22
-
12
Coast Corp common-
24
Jun
400
84
-
86 !t
86)2
*
—
Light 5#
1,800
243«
22'2
21;!'t
—-1
Airlines
Pacific
-24%
*
dividend
$4.75
25
23%
22%
1st
preferred,—25
4.50# redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36# redeemable 1st preferred—-25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 dividend
26%
25
25
24%
.
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80#
1st
26*74-
26%
25
25
preferred-—-
1st. preferred,
5
2,200
30*4
29 3 )
294
1st pfd—25
Apr
4.300
6%
25c
Jan
854
244
14 *4 May
22
3*4
20% Mar
7*4
-■v
6,500
10%
Shares———.5,000 fr
32%
84
23
—1
American
Simca
7)4
8
1*4
—10c
_l
294 Jun
84
5% Jan
Jun
11*4
575
24*4
Corp_—
Jan
3% Jan
24 Apr
34 May
100
114
11*4
71
875
3
3
1
24
15,600
'
84'a
82
7
.
—
—
Precision Corp_
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray Lighting Inc_^
200
3
2li>
3
82 Vi
-25
i
16*4
67*4 Jun
-•
1A Jan
2.100
41\;
-2
1
:
common.-
v
Jau
-213'4 Mar
Jun
Jun
21*4
"
2
Simmorts-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred——;—-*
Simplicity Fattern common-1
Simpson's Ltd common——
—*
Singer Manufacturing Co—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp^—10c
Slick Airways Inc—
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
-•
Sonotone Corp——————
—1
Soss Manufacturing common-———.1
11%
Securities
Jan
15%
Inc.———7-.%^-——7-——I
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares 10s
Electric
34
24 Mar
Omar
Oxford
B
Co
17
IT
8*4
13%
-5
-r* ;
1
—
25
—100
Class
7
"46.300
7*4
7%
Products Inc
—...
Sherwin-Williams common
4# preferred————
Sherinix-Willlams of Canada
*
Shoe Corp of America common—.—-3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
—:—*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Silex
67%
100
Corp common
cumulative preferred-
May
2*4 May
Jan
3%
3
3V«
i——90c
Ltd——
7 *4 Mar
3
Feb
I'.a
9,300
2)4
9 '4 Mar
56 Jan
3 ft Feb
30,700
2%
*
:
Town
40c
70
120
1
50c
;
common-
Okonite Company common—
Old
Jan
Jun
'
Silver Creek
Ohio Brass Co class B common..
Ohio Power 4%#
10%
•
•
Company--—
Corp
Jun
'
800
li.\
300
17*4
17*4
1*4
"
22
Corp
Sherman
Feb
6*4
7
Apr
7*:
•
8
Shattuck Denn Mining———:
Shawinigan Water & Power—
7% May
-
5
6,900
s ,y
2' ■
"2%
-•
——
-
5
2*4
Mar
24,300
'
6%
2%
—
of America——
Corp
Class A
7%
Ht
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
Warrants
11
May
19
100
17
of America
———-1
Servomechanisms Inc--__——'——20®
Seton Leather common——*
404 Jan
42*4 Miry
42'a
25
Ltd—
Oils
Jan
Jun
94
Vr
19
17
Corp class B_—-—
Serrick
Servo
'
5ji
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
2CO
9%
19
14
•
Feb
8*4
-
19
common—
8
11%
May
Jan
20'»
16
4.100
20*4
9
Co————-—.—1
Fisher
High
19%
4.100
17
-
18
20
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
—50c
Seaboard Western. Airlines—^——,—.—1
Securities Corp General—.
.-1
Seeman Bros Inc-——.—
-*
Sentry Safety Control
—
10c
114 May
774 Feb
35*
700
35
35
34
Corp Ltd common
Steel Co
Scullin
4% Jun
Mar
3
Lawrence
Sayre &
Feb
6
Jun
44 Feb
1,100
11
10 3 4
Northeast Airlines--——i———1
;
2 4
2,100
Hi
4%
2
Feb
2'/a
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
I6r;«
164
5# series___20
4*4# Series_2G
Cumulative preferred 4;40# series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—-1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
——_—25c
134 May
584
1%
1 *4
^
u.
Shares
S
Cumulative preferned
Cumulative preferred
47% Jan
164 Mar
for Week
of Prices
Low
Salem-Brosius lap—;———-—2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—;——8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
1% Jan
89
May
24 May
2
7%'
North
St
Jan
21,600
*44
-10
1
——
1%
lr,u
44
-1
B^_—A——
-
Jan
15%
2%
—1
North American Royalties Inc—
2*4
36 %
"3%
Norfeute
Corporation—
—50c
Noreen-Ketay Corp———
10c
Southern Railway-—*
North American Cement class A10
Class
1*4 Apr
200
1%
OO
oil 1
.Norfolk
■<,:
Jan
15
~2%
—*
York Auction Co common
York & Honduras Rosario
Nickel
ft
35 Va
1%
New
Nipissing Mines
Noma Lites Inc„
1%
iri!
New
Merchandise
h'
IS Apr
137*4 Jun
Feb
*4
2,200
1%
2
Mar
2
131*4 Jan
1)2
*
—
Oils—
Superior
New
common
1.030
f
3 4 May
51
1
Co
Mining
14.300
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Par
Jan
18
Feb
112
American Stock
High
354
—1
20c
Arizona
&
2-;«
hi
—
Land
Pacific Coal <fc Oils Ltd
Mexico
New'
2%
1*4
Jan. 1
4 Apr
,
55,40ti
Xl34% 1371 is
135'»
50c
Chem Co
&
Zinc—-—
21<!
2 Vg
Petroleum----—50c
New England Tel & Tel————loo
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
—1
50c
convertible preferred—-—--*
15,000
2%
2' '•
Chamberlain
New
Range Since
Low
High
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
V
,
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
JI|NE 7
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
19%
184
19*2
40
38
40
1.300
11
354
*29 5
8
Feb
40
Jun
Apr
30%
Jan
*
■
American
Rome
Cable
dep rets ord reg
Corp common
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
Ross
Inc
3
(J
O) Engineering Corp
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Ryan
Fifth
Ave
pave
28%
1,500
8%
9%
4,300
Feb
15%
Feb
Mar
29%
Jan
124
504
53
26
52%
28%
26
Jan
544 May
900
20%
Feb
29
May
13 %
13 7
«
1,309
13 Va
Jun
14% May
19%
24%
69.200
16%
Jan
24 %
Jun
34
3%
1.600
Mar
4%
Jan
3%
2*2
2 %
374
24
39
3,800
3
2% May
32
4%
44
2,300
4
Jan
4%
4*4
4%"
1,100-
4)4
38
Jun
Jan
43 % May
Feb
4%
1
37.
1,000
1
3%
„
5*a May.
5%
V
Jan
39
5,100
13%
1
1
Petroleum
see
28%
23
1.25
common
Ryerson & Haynes common
W»tp.otes
9
*
Company
Aeronautical Co
F^r
28%
1
1
(The F C)
Consolidated
5
1.5C
8% May
15 V2
£1
,
Inc
Jan
5
*
Union Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha——20
United Aircraft Products common__50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Cuban Oil Inc—:
10c
United Elastic Corp
*
United Milk Products common...—5
Unexcelled
Union
Gas
Chemical
Co
of
81
9)4
5%
2,500
5
May
7
Jan
83)2
5%
Corp
Canada
775
66
Jail
90
May
100
5)4
22
~6
Feb
Jan
Mar
84
9)4
9'4
244
Jan
Feb
67'a
6%
Apr
6%
6%
7 5
n«
4,600
54 Mar
4
6 %
9,800
7B
7,000
4 May
4%
44
250
30
7% May
17k
44
4*4
Feb
Jan
394 May
Feb
-
,
5
Jan
Volume
Number 5645
185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2697)
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
:
:
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
'
Molasses
Amer dep
Co
Ltd—
.
N
United
Profit
RR
J
&
Canal
Sharing
Preferred
U
S
Specialties
Air
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
class
States
United
Stores
4%
200
208
Corp
ALima City
Jan
Maranhao
40%
45% Feb
Universal
Jun
1%
1%
11,900
1
Jan
2%
Feb
Mortgage
'42%
16,900
34
Apr
43 %
May
3,600
2%
2%
35%
43%
10,600
%
4%
4%
300
8%
17,100
/ 2%
10% Mar
600
39%
1
37
2,700
4
15%
v
Jan
2
1
8%
10
.-2%
58%
Marion
57%
—14,/
19%
19% xl9%
Co
~~-r2
-—r5
common
Utah-Idaho Sugar™—..
26%
26%'
4%
4%
-,1.
"
*!
48
■:
Feb
59^4 May
31 % Mar
29% Jan
•••
6,700
15%
Feb
4,200
20%
Jan
28
20% May
28% May
2,000
4% Apr
5%
400
4%
4% Mar
f
$4
convertible
x80
5
45 %
Van Norman Industries warrants
46%
2,300
35%
13
61,500
iS
3!o
1,500
3
Petroleum
i
129 % 130
„1
Vinco Corporation—
1
4%
Janeiro
No
stmpd
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
dividend.
y
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
2
6
Vulcan
1
Silver-Lead
Vo
6
year's
Ex-rights.,
5%
5 V'a
dividend,
Transaction
r
(not
51
51%
in
cash
(not
used
when
issued;
11%
Apr
Feb
13%
Below
Juir
7%
are
Jan
4%
100
3%
Jan
6%
listed
included
in
.
4
4
300
4
Apr
4%
99
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
SO series preference
1%
on
137!
*
Averages
-Bonds—
a
lVz
Ltd
pfd
rets
ord
35,400
1%
Feb
250
130%
Feb
~2%
2%
2%
800
2
100
5%
6%
1.G00
%
60
——20
—
Inc_
126%
59%
44%
46! 2
25%
26
36
:
10
25%
"(V
%
4,000
54
100
Z
Stores
Wilson
5%
C)
Brothers
Wisconsin
31
504.93
145.55
74.03
175.63
90.51
88.41
87.62
87.99
88.64
145.19
90.48
88.06
3
503.76
502.97
144.86
73.72
174.91
90.39
87.96
87.69
87.71
88.44
5
502.07
144.99
73.75
174.77
90.39
87.90
87.52
87.43
88.31
June
6
504.55
144.95
73.59
175.21
90.01
87.91
87.46
87.49
88.22
♦Corrected
Feb
%
Jalr
Date—
Feb
Feb
Jan
Closing
June
3
92.41
4
92.32
Low
Jan
Jan
Thurs.
9%
9 %
9%
200
10
Jan
Fri.
23%
May
May
3%
"3%
3%
700
11%
11%
1,100
10% Mar
12%
20
21
0,700
19 %
Apr
Wed. June
2
450
5%
Jan
June
%
3=b
1,400
2%
Feb
15%
16%
800
14%
Jan
■
20
96%
Feb
>
39%
Feb
3%
3
987a
98 7 a
*
1
15
2
17%
8
Ltd—
7!
7%
5,100
78%
75%
4%
101
May
43%
-
■:
Apr
79%
10m
~i.7«
19%
i7i
8,000
2,900
15% Mar
1
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
X-i/j ,WMay 31, '57'
Composite
1JJ Jan
23
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
Period
Last
355.1*
Sale Price
Friday's
419.0
418.2
487.6*
484.1
293 0
295.4'
Goods
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1994
1970
June-Dec
1998
l
series
130
89
High
Low
No.
18
3
127% 130
and
1st
4s
mortga^;
series
121%
B
86%
87%
15
86
90%
78
77%
79!a
48
77%
5s
Research
convertible
May-Nov
61%
61%
61%
3
debentures
1976
England Power 3%s 1961__
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due
1953
Power
1st
extended to
1st
1983
3%s
mortgage
3%s 1970
Service Electric & Gas
Harbor
Water
Power
Southern California
series
A
3s series B
Co
6s
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3%s
series
3s
series
3%s
3s,
conv
Edison 3s
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
Gas
Gas
3%s
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
3%s
West
Penn
Power
A
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Western
Traction
5s
107
$96%
55
98
97
96
$99% 103
100
June 3
i
™_
Tues.
June 4
Wed.
June 5—
Thurs.
June 6
Fri.
114
91
91
$118
130
118
89
89
89
Mar-Sept
93
93
1971
1970
1963
1964
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
_Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
AprzZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
$80
June-Dec
1960
-
93%
51
91%
BONDS
Bk
of
A 6s
series
A6s
series
ADanzig
A
German
AS
f
Port
German
A
B
89
83%
Period
1951
80
82
88
88
91%
95
96
Cons
secured
Munic
6s
1947
87%
90%
95
93
91%
$90
$81
$66
102
102
$93
74%
and
74%
92
—
23
1952
10,860,849
9,882,405
1956
$1,242,000
19,882,000
272,625,161
233,116,739
$215,000
$71,000
Industrial
-
18,934,000
;
■,
'
-
55,000
101,000
20,903,050
423,611,300
24,755,000
465,703,900
:
■
•
,
:
■
.
.
$490,774,900
$444,640,350
$21,124,000
$20,419,000
V'■
75
95
104%
r
'
■
73
77
"l
92
1
Mon,
June 3
or
Friday's
High
Sold
No.
Government
Bonds
Bonds
904,365
June 5_^
June 6
June 7
—
-
48,000
812,000
1,023,000
62,000
1,000
1,384,775
45,000
$4,000
11,000
62,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$64,000
73,000
7.000
70,000
12,000
57,000
1,381,580
46,000
4,000
7,000
57,000
5,713,270
Total—
Bonds
Foreign
Domestic
1,019,550
June 4
Fri.
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
102%
101 %
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
101%
95
77
100%
94%
14
Transactions at the American Stock
97
93
65%
~7
95
8263,000
828,000
$30,000
$321,000
Range Since
Jan. 1 to June 7
Week Ended June 7
Jan. 1
Low
1957
1956
1957
High
Stocks—No.
$176% 190
of
Shares
1956
5,713,270
3,747,980
|
98,613,629
109,582,342
$263,000
$263,000
$5,217,000
$6,446,000
3,978.000
Bonds
$102
105
$133
Jan-July
Jan. 1 to June 7
1957
1956
91
88%
74
102%
89%
89
—
90
$92
Last
4,708,200
$20,419,000
—
—
Total
•
99
Feb-Aug
1947
$1,485,000
90%
$93
April-Ocf
7s
$18,934,000
4,315,000
3,874,800
-
—
——
—
—
Bank
State & Prov Banks—
6%s
506,200
97%
$80
Sale Price
Jan-July
1952
Waterways
4,202,000
-
__.
88%
90
$90
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
Interest
Exchange
1951
&
185,800
$1,485,000
Railroad
$80
Low
t
161,000
Foreign
97%
$80
Friday
Central
252,000
4,154,000
3,689,000
Government
S.
International
89
$84
June-Dec
1974
1
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s
3,491,000
1,952,120
2,296,834
Shares
Thurs.
(Germany)
2,199,509
Sales
$3,778,000
3,743,000
—
Bonds
U.
95%
89
of
Tues.
ABaden
$380,000
Week Ended June 7
136
80
$80
May-Noo
Bonds
1957
Stocks—No.
Bond
Government
Bonds
$3,398,000
93
Total
United States
Bank
Bonds
10,860,849
Total
96%
$85
'62—Jan-July
340.5
Foreign
,
2,365,090
—.
—.
Wed.
Stock
Bonds
102%
June-Dec
92%
156.2
274.8
Exchange
Int'l
and Miscel.
98 J/2
1981
)
1.6
Railroad
*
of
88
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
American
+
2,047,296
June 7
98%
91
deb
3s
110%
3
1973
&
Mon.
94
95%
1970-*
3%s
Washington Water
Webb
No.
90
95
1965
(Calif.)
Electric
&
387.2
Stocks
55%
90%
86
92%
1981
Southern
Southwestern
53%
20
82
1979—
G
91
$88
286.1
163.5
+ 0.3*
Shares
117
2
1976
F
102
59
23
1978
series
90%
98
93
1973
E
$56
95
88
3%s series D 1976
3s
~4
92%
1973-
2%s series O
96
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
—
+ 0.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
66
58%
88
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
Safe
96
61 %
54
54
$105% 109
^-Jan-July
1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Public
96
Jan-July
May-Noy
New
Ohio
$52
1993
Corp—
subord
163.3
287.0
290.1
393.3
163.5*
86%
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan -July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 V2V0 liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963—
ApriZ-Oct
National
382.7
427.1
317.5
Transactions at the New York Stock
130
87
Jan-July
1993
A
4s series
422.9
487.6
High.
Western RR—
mortgage
A 1st
+ 0.2
+ 0.7
—0.8
97 %
Lackawanna of N J Division—
■■
Low
322,5
405.7
57%
89
/
454.7
288.0
Service
High
355.1
=
393.3*
*New
High
52
55
93
j.
Finance
Mining
Jan. 1
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack &
89
Quar-Feb
-
1970
A
1:52%
June-Dec
Hold
Trade,
Range Since
.
+ 0.5
Durable Goods
Utility
Bonds
353.7
452.5
■r
+ 0.4
Non-Durable
May
Week's Range
or
1957-
Change
May 24, '57
454.7*
——
Manufacturing
Transportation
BONDS
3
78.87 Jan 23
Percent
5^5 May
"Feb
20%
~I%
20
•
Low
Jan
£1
Petroleum Corp
92.35
94.00 Aug
current year are as follows (1939=100):
17% Apr
,
/V
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
High
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended May 31, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared
15 % Mar
5}'^ Feb
5s
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
13
Range for 1956
92.02
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan
•
reg
6%
American
85.25 Feb
Jan
17% Apr
69 % Feb
17%
17%
7.7! a
200
11% Jan
16% Feb
1,200
15
.14%
91.97
6
7
8% Mar
ii
5
June
26% Mar
1
<F W)
1957
92.53 May 17
-
4% Jan
Apr
11%
20! 2
common.
dep rets ord
Averages
Jan
9
21
100
L
for
High
June
3
1
Inc
Range
Mon.
Tues.
47% May
29% Jan
38
25
Petroleum
88.57
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
68
Apr
;
Industries
87.95
(35 Stocks)
Apr
,_1
Woodley
87.76
+
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock
1%
1
Woodall
.
Jan
139% May
10
4%% pfd
175.23
73.94
figures.
32%
1
Zapata
*89.03
250
—
Amer
*88.12
9,200
common
Pwr & Lt
Wool worth
*88.03
Mar
7%
Jan
—5
Wood {John) Industries Ltd—:
Wood Newspaper Machine
40
*88.66
3% Jan
91
35
25
%
Bonds
91.28
1%
Co
preferred
ities
175.13
36%
common
&
Rails
74.13
1
(R
Total
Util¬
Rails
trials
145.64
1%
preferred—.
Wichita River Oil Corp__
Wickes (The) Corp—
Williams-McWilliams Industries
10
Grade
502.18
1
White
Williams
Stocks
"l%
■
Eagle Internet Oil Co
Inc
ities
10
Second
Grade
29
Jan
23%
'
roads
10c
1
White
conv
trials
Indus¬
Apr
375
1.400
Util¬
First
Apr
2% Jan
5% Mar
-Is
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
5%%
65
10
20%
1% May
86% Jan
—*
com
1%
144
2!4 Jan
2
100
shares
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
Total
June
Apr
1%
*
Stationery
2%
1 %
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
dep
Jan
137 % 139%
1.25
4.40'+
Western
Amer
15
June
Jan
19% Mar
1
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities
Western Tablet <fc
20
Rail¬
Jan
32%
1%
Ex-
••,
May
Jan
17
Feb
1%
5
-
3%
Feb
25%
2,000
7,700
27
1%
10c
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman <fc Company Inc
Leaseholds
27%
x
'
May
Jan
15%
1
common
104
Apr
2% Mar
200
30
Wallace <fc
Wallham Watch Co
2%
27%
2%
2%
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Tiernan Inc
99
range),
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
Date
Jan
20
•
year's
.
the
Stocks
Jan
♦
Waitt & Bond Inc_!
Went worth
4!4
99
40
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
range),
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certiiicates;
with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•:.
Stock and Bond
Jan
5%
•
100
52%
39
"w w,"
Indus¬
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 r!o
preferred™.
53
49%
23
year's
.
30
Co
1013/4
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
"w I,"
w
Aircraft
73
99%
53
40%
included
10
Waco
5
53 %
h Ex-principal,
for
73
.
99%
$39
transaction
Ex-stock
„
99%
2012. -Jan-July
54
■
Jan
100
5%
g
range.)
.
'
__
Ex-liquidating dividend.
/■■.rf A Bonds being traded flat.
/■
VZ-i.V;&
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the Current week,
gReported in receivership.
v-,'_>.'> :
Jan
2,600
12
12
*
Corp
2s
delivery
71%
54
.
„
$72 +.
51%
52
70%
„
—
$53
z
Jan
7%
5%
.April-Ocf
-Jan-July
A)
Deferred
a
Jun
6
3,600
6%
4%
130
Jan
4%
High
52
Jun
Apr
1,400
Low
Apr
12
Mar
115
(Plan
distribution,
in
Jan. 1
No.
Jan
50 %
Feb
Jun
27/a
1,050
5%
4%
83
Jan
45 %
i»
32
•
Rights
Venezuelan
Denmark
Abbreviations
preferred—™
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
of
.Mar-Sept
de
Range Since
Sold
49
$73 %
.June-Dec
tive;
_1
common-.
$72
1972
(not
•
6% Jan
Jan
$53
-May- Nov
__
2008
*
i v
Valspar Corp
2008—-May-Nov
5s
Rio
9% May
2% Apr
1% Jan
$160
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997-
Parana
43% May
45a Jun
6% Feb
;
,
600
58%
•
15
Corp
Universal Products
8%
.2
Jan
Bank
._Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Peru
3% Mar
27% Feb
4
Feb
Bonds
V
High
$45
6%s stamped 1958
40%
1
—50O
Insurance
.
Universal
(Peru)
stamped
1%
15%
14%
Apr
32% May
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-Feb-Aug
40%
.
American
Universal
Jan
Jan
380
^
redeemed)
(Prov)
6%s 1949
1%
6,000
or
Sale Price
Germany— '
(Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927)
1947
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
15%
Week's
Last
Period
(50%
14%
41%
.1
Corp
Consolidated Oil
1939
AHanover
1% Mar
33%
common
Jan
(City of)
10% Mar
40%
—10c
Corp-
Universal
7s
Apr
'
Unitronics
Interest
Exchange
Low
500
33
Corp
Jun
,
Stock
High
200
1%
13
:/
40%
:
Vitamin
12
33
Reclaiming Co__
United
100
—
1%
1
Corp
B
LOW
;
■
25
common..
Conditioning
U
4%
25
j.
.
».
''
'
•"-'.''V
™10
7
BONDS
AHanover
4%
'v:'
25
common—
10%
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
JUNE
American
.
"
—100
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%.r
rets ord registered— —10s
United
United
'
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Far
United
FOR
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
$24%
Feb-Aug
$164%
June-Dec
$144%
110
__
—
—
134
Domestic
91
105
Foreign government
21%
24%
126
140
Foreign corporate
929.000
30,000
814,000
738,000
$321,000
$382,000
$6,960,000
$11,162,000
""
158
111%
91,000
28,000
28,000
Total
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2698)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Par
Motors
American
Sugar Refining new
American
Tel
Anaconda
25
100
Tel—
Co
RR common
& Maine
Prop
Pers
Boston
Hecla
&
Calumet
Mass St Ry
Eastern
6%
—
5%
105
Jan
31 'A May
8 % Mar
39 Vb
Jan
3,366
170%
Jan
166
57%
Feb
73%
Jan
136%
133
48 %
Jun
54
15'A
Feb
19'A
Jun
37
Mar
42%
15
12
Apr
14%
70
76
58
Mar
31%
45
31
Jun
42 Va
10
—
38%
39%
359
28%
Feb
39"% May
75
1%
60
75
1%
61
6
75
Jun
81% Mar
—
—
*
*
5
1
50
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
Co
Motor
Electric
Co
Gillette Co
Coal
Creek
Island
Kennecott
Co
common
100
Jan
70c
20
57
May
5%
Central RR Co
Maine
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
New
Norbute Corp
Olin Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Stone
Chemical
1%
Feb
52
Detroit Stock
Apr
63%
Jan
Webster
&
Gil
Torrington
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
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Jan
25
14'A
Jun
15%
Apr
537
37
32%
Apr
37
Jun
10
116
Mar
90
118
12
Feb
Jan
131
600
Jan
12c
Apr
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17%
16
8,645
May
Jan
137%
Jun
4%
Jun
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132
Jan
4%
220
3
Mar
55%
274
42%
Feb
55 % May
20%
9%
555
20
Feb
22%
Jan
8% May
10%
Jan
130
21% Mar
23%
45%
115
36
Feb
18%
65%
27%
17%
Feb
49% May
20% Jan
2.472
32%
2
10
65%
Jun
24% Mar
27'A
Jun
29% Mar
44
Jan
47%
Apr
Feb
45%
Feb
49
Jan
48% May
63%
Jan
52'A
64'A
Jun
46%
1,319
41'A
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40%
44%
179
39%
51'A
64%
1,099
60
Consolidated
Feb
.
Continental
Edison
Detroit
Gray lion Foundry
Steel
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Ford
Jan
Fruehauf
General
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Baldwin
Carey
Electric
8.50
com
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati
Dow
27%
50
87%
ij.
Lunkenheimer
__
2
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5
1
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Printing
American
Allied
*
common
Unlisted
Can
12.50
__
Radiator
100
Chrysler
Colgate
27'A
86%
27%
395
41%
35
87%
26%
40
736
Jan
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Pont
_
Light
85%
Feb
554
4
Jun
5
80
Mar
90% Mar
41%
57
57
115
54
60
Jan
52%
53%
200
45%
Jan
56%
28%
20
27%
Jan
29%
1,777
40%
Feb
Mar
47%
Jan
Motors
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Jan
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28%
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Jan
Sheller
16% Mar
Standard
38
38'A
33
36%
39% May
v
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Lead
Dillon
8% Mar
9%
Jun
32%
Jan
1 %
Apr
26%
26%
1,844
25%
Jan
27 %
Apr
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
__
1 %
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1
27
1%
1% Mar
100
2
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494
14%
2%
700
2%
Feb
3
Jan
800
17%
Feb
23
Apr
Jan
2
Jan
250
2
2
21%
21%
350
21 Va
Jun
21% May
52%
5 2-a
316
42 %
Feb
54% May
4%
4%
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4
Feb
4%
Jan
9%
210
230
Jan
11%
Apr
3
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100
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Jun
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Jan
10%
Feb
15%
Jun
17% Mar
20
Jan
18 Va Mar
20%
Jan
1,101
18%
230
19
19
1
350
15%
18%
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1
19
235
9
215
7
Feb
341
6%
Feb
Jan
7
7
7%
i
6%
6%
200
6
Shirt Distributors
i
5%
5%
180
5
39%
39%
100
1%
1 %
100
Wayne Screw common
83'A
84%
79
66%
86 "A
14%
50
176% 179%
409
170%
Jan
Feb
14% May
&
class
Co
14
47%
45
45
51
41% May
45'A Mar
62
I
50
190
14%
Midwest Stock
A
49%
Last
Sale Price
59%
Feb.
70
64'A
Jan
80%
Apr
43%
43%
50
42'A
Feb
44%
Apr
Acme Steel
Co
Rights
1
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17%
17%
184
16%
Feb
18
Jan
29%
10
29'A
Apr
31'A
Feb
Admiral
30%
31%
146
29% Mar
31%
Apr
46%
100
63%
64%
56% Mar
2
177% Mar
34
83%
Feb
Jan
__
54%
56%
39
54%
__
61%
61%
36
57% Mar
w
(expire June
49%
Apr
67
Jan
202% May
101% Jun
59 % Mar
68%
Apr
Allied
Allis
new
American
52%
Feb
69%
Jun
American
Can Co
38 %
Feb
Cyanamid
Apr
44'A May
38% Jan
American
34%
16%
17
150
15%
Jan
17%
35%
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33
36%
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79
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61
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60
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70
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Feb
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38 %
Jan
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May
Jun
14%
Jan
9%
Feb
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42%
41%
42 %
3.850
15%
15%
300
34 %
34 %
34%
1.600
18%
18%
900
17%
Apr
24
23%
23 Va
23%
800
21 Va
Feb
25% May
41%
41 %
42%
2,200
40
Feb
44
84%
84%
100
66%
Feb
86% May
41%
42 %
500
41%
Jun
42%
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10
1
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12.50
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1
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10
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26
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Jun
16% May
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36% May
Jan
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16%
17
400
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Jan
17
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39
39
200
31%
Feb
40
May
1,500
5%
Jan
American
Investment
American
Motors
69%
American
Rad
28
Jun
Co
Stand
&
May
American
Tel
136% May
American
American
Viscose
San
33
May
Tel
&
49%
Jun
Feb
58%
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Armour
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249
53% Feb
60%
20
47%
Feb
65'A May
60% Jun
Avco
60%
277/s
29
13
23%
Feb
29'A May
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
41
101%
Feb
120% May
—
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117% 1171/2
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288
29%
Jan
57% Mar
67 %
Jun
20%
Apr
21
Jan
23% May
24% Jun
Apr
May
37% Jan
45%
Feb
42% May
Jan
Bendix
65%
65%
45
57% Mar
72%
Jan
61%
77
52 %
Feb
61%
Jun
42% Mar
45 %
Jan
Aviation
57%
56%
56
56%
1,100
13%
13%
800
5 %
4% Mar
7
Jun
May
Feb
72%
51V2
Feb
64%
13%
Feb
16%
100
4%
Feb
19%
1.500
16%
Feb
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
19 7 a May
19%
19 %
23%
23
23%
3,300
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9%
500
9%
Jun
10%
Apr
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21%
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100
14%
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21 %
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56%
55
57
1,500
41%
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10
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—
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150
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3,200
6
12%
67
Jan
Apr
Feb
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26%
Jan
1%
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7
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14% May
74
4
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May
Jun
3%
60%
4
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PI
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22% Mar
3,400
3
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Benguet
18
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Jun
117
100
900
4
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Manufacturing
21%
21%
—
Manufacturing Corp
Feb
5
211/8
61%
cum
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—
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Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic Washer Co
Jan
40%
6 %
67%
10
Common
preferred
Feb
6%
Jan
A
Athey Products Corp
49
Mar
40
441/2
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
5%
31%
38 %
;
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18
179% Mar
78%
65%
5
241/_
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Jun
10
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15
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Jun
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71
67%
5
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271/8
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22'8
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1,900
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A
14%
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40
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3.400
15
72%
50
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Corp
Amurex
Jan
Co
7%
176% 179%
71
63% Mar
Oil
176%
100
Co
7%
14%
5
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Tobacco
53
Feb
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__
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Airlines
239
29
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31%
37%
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31%
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427/8
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10
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25
Apr
Sales
Range
44
l
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Corp
Alleghany Corp
102
%
1% May
Exchange
44
Advanced Aluminum Castings
46%
195% 195'A
40
—10
—
_
29%
101% 101%
Jun
1% Mar
Low
Abbott Laboratories
__
39%
Jan
6
44%
Jan
50
__
Jun
5
Par
37
74
Feb
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Apr
62%
74
42%
Jan
2
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66%
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69%
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12%
14
48%
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May
10
10 Va
15%
9
10
__
3%
10
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Walker
46'A
__
17% Mar
Jan
22 Va
22
22
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46% May
45
__
17% May
6% May
200
6%
17
17
2%
1
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43 !4 May
5
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100
Feb
__
common
Tube
41% May
40% Feb
61
—
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Feb
9%
Jun
1%
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50
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6%
16% May
—
60
50%
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1
Jan
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Standard
3%
1%
__
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19% May
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100
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5%
31%
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1%
2% May
6% Apr
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York
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13% May
51
—___♦
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National
Rickel
River Raisin
44% Mar
19%
1
Harvester
(P)
Feb
Jan
—
25
191/3
30%
Apr
1%
1%
16%
Co
common
Feb
__
Apr
234
31 %
1
Brewing
17
16'A
5
_______
General Motors
National
Pfeiffer
80
65%
17%
4%
1%
_
Michigan Sugar common
48%
Jun
10
Electric
Lonllard
Jan
1,834
—
Chemical
Michigan
14
Feb
_
Jan
43% May
Apr
3%
1%
1
__
Products
Screw
Masco
27
13%
—5
;
Dynamics
Internationa!
38%
351
9%
Refineries
47'A
51%
__
Jan
8%
2%
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1
Stamping
137/3
50
.__
24
Apr
10
266
__
Mar
May
13%
5
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4%
21
Apr
*
87
57%
__
59
1%
5%
4% Mar
80%
13%
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43
Apr
40% May
,
10
&
55%
5
Kodak
Jan
2%
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13%
10
____
Chemical
Eastman
Feb
54'A
1,503
51%
36%
512
56
Apr
Jan
21%
44
1
Parke
56%
♦
Ohio
&
40%
41% May
5% Mar
2%
1
-
-
Jan
50%
77%
25
—____
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Power
1,087
4%
__
_
common
Jun
25
So
45
41%
_
_
Breweries
Wheel
71%
10
&
Feb
4%
1
Motor
10
5
__
Gas
Jan
3%
15%May
41 %
.
__
Apr
30
71%
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Products
Ohio
Apr
71%
13
Steel
Columbus
New
Jan
98%
__
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Corp
Columbia
Ford
37%
Jun
10
—i—
Oil
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Du
32 % May
Feb
91%
5
Armco
Armour
Dow
176%
20
__
Boeing Air —_;
Chesapeake & Ohio
37%
100
787
6% May
Motors
14%
II
5
Tobacco
Bethlehem
3,518
3%
16
18% May
__
443/3
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Telephone & Telegraph
Dayton
41%
•
_
American
Ashland
41 %
240
Heater
Leonard
United
American
Corn
38'A
Jan
Superior Tool & Die common-
Cyanamid
American
Jan
33 %
2
Stocks
Stores
American
__
Apr
7%
786
—t
27
Randall class B
Rapid
U
22%
2
28%
"
53%
*
Procter & Gamble
125
91%
41%
•
*
1
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Kroger
29
36%
44
—10
Gibson Art
8%
Jun
26% Mar
80%
100
Eagle. Picher
Jun
40%
12%
'
preferred
22
91%
-10
Transit
Drug
50
28%
__
&
22
Apr
36%
*
Gas
26% May
Jan
6%
385
6%
Drug
Kysor
50
22
preferred
Cincinnati
30%
27%
6
1,752
19%
*
Chemical
&
Industries
Kresge Co
High
Low
High
Jan
8
6%
6%
_
Ball & Bearing
I.ansing
10
common
$4.50
Range Since Jan. 1
49%
1.66%
__
Electric
Kinsel
26%
__
8
Manufacturing
Champ
Shares
17% Mar
45% Mar
18%
King Seeley
of Prices
16 % May
o_o
Jan
5
5%
Graham Paige
Lakes Oil
Kaiser
for Week
2,844
6%
_
Great
International
Sales
Range
Low
20
,
Exchange
Week's
Apr
17
47%
1
Motors Corp
Howell
STOCKS
Jun
80%
1
—
Industries
Goebel Brewing
47%
Jan
54%
—
Trailer
Gar Wood
Feb
64%
40%
5
—
Co
Motor
34 %
1.569
16
—
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Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
432
75%
44
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—
Hoover
Cincinnati Stock
:
.
Feb
21'A May
47'A
3%
1
_
—
Apr
3%
41%
%
20
Detroit
Feb
3%
J ail
5
7%
6
1
_
_
17%
287
13%
6 Vb
8
common
305
Jun
Jan
16%
__
—
Motors
Bros
20
Apr
9%
3%
47%
17
*
Davidson
350
25 %
73%
74%
10
_
593
3 Vb May
Feb
47%
—
25
Paper
9%
4
22
3%
5
_
Power common
Consumers
33% May
60% May
710
Corp
Chrysler Corp
178
20
_1
_
High
2% Mar
100
3%
3%
5
Company common
Die
&
Machine common
Buell
Low
3
24%
9%
1
Jan
398
51%
61%
63%
Ludd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24 %
3.50
common
Brown-McLaren Mfg common
Detroit
22%
40%
__
Manufacturing
Briggs
Sliaies
3
3
2
Products
for Week
of Prices
Loio
1
common
Metal
American
Burroughs
44%
40%
__
Electric
Allen
13% May
45
45'A
50
__12.50
Jan
32%
__
27%
Refining & Mining Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
52%
123%
18%
64'A
26%
—
5
Feb
45'A
—
25
Corp
Feb
42%
22%
—
*
Co.;
Co
46% Mar
54'A
—
5
Co
Mach
Rubber
S
(N J)
Drill
Jun
Par
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jun
20%
9
20'A
*
40%
102%
4%
—
—
Co
Twist
Union
—
16%
135%
1
7
*
69%
Exchange
Week 's
Friday
59% Mar
Feb
221
13 "A
8c
10c
16% 17
135'A 137%
,—
Inc
Co
Jan
52%
572
13%
—
5
Stop & Shop Inc
54
243
118.
—
*
262
1,451
51%
35%
—
50
2.50
Co
RR
Association
Standard
—
50c
Drug Co
Shawmut
—
1
1
20
100
47'A Mar
111% 113%
14% 14'A
—
pfd—100
Narragansett Racing Assn
National Service Companies
139
48%
56 %
69%
41%
40'A
51 %
--
25
10
Cement Corp
Star
Lone
—
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Corp
Loew's Boston Theatres
Copper
48%
54%
66%
—
68%
PONTIAC
Jan
STOCKS
General
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
70% May
12%
68%
Co common
WOodward 2-5525
Jan
580
31
—
Excnange
DETROIT
Telephone:
Jan
—
100
100
100
Exchange
Stock
Building
Jan
61
12%
Ford
Feb
1.471
—
—
Stock
Midwest
Exchange
Jun
179%
40
Stock
Detroit
Apr
American
York Stock Exchange
New
300
•'
pfd class B
cum
__
5
10
pfd
cum
—
48%
Members
High
Low
Assoc—
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
4%%
—
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
Inc
Co
Service
Cities
177
100
25
100
*
RR
Boston Edison
Boston
__
50
Albany
&
Boston
&
Sales
Shares
6%
7%
32% 33V'8
176% 179%
65 V4 66
134 % 134%
48% 50
15% 15%
41% 42%
—
JUNE 7
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
Corp
American
WEEK ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Range
Friday
FOR
36
250
33 %
60%
62 %
300
58% Mar
%
1%
1,300
1 VA Mar
46%
47 %
3,200
41%
Feb
47% May
14%
14%
250
14%
Feb
16
1
47%
Feb
36%
66
1%
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Volume
Number
185
5645
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Eorg
George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brad
Foote
z.
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.
5
■
Works
Gear
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)__
5
^
1
5
"Butler. Brothers
East
Caiumei
Hecla
Carrier
Central
Illinois
Certain-teed
America
West
Public
Jan
17%
Feb
1,100
23/4
Feb
Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg (Un)
12%
250
11
Mar
Modine
47%
600
33%
Manufacturing
Feb
473/, May
Monroe
Chemical
28% Jan
Monsanto
24
Missouri
Portland
300
2%
100
2%
Apr
12%
.12%
12%
300
11%
Apr
14 %
35%
35%
200
30%
Feb
36
4%
32,100
3% Mar
5
Jan
/'
— -
4%
58%
57%
15%
153/4
Corp.;
g
2
42
10
30 Va
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2934
25
(Un)__
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&
Northwestern
57
28%
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.
;
57
24
Apr
-
3 % May
Chrysler
Cities
4% 'h
;
Colorado
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth
Container Corp
Continental
Motors
Controls
of
*
(Un).
9%
Crane .Co
1
1
5
(The) Co 50c
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
6%
Co
400
6% Mar
39%
41%
500
30% Feb
-.5
41 %
27%
27%
400
24%
Feb
28
__1'
39%
39 %
200
35%
Apr
40% Jan
500
1003/4
33%
450
103/4
100
9
Mar
32%
333/a
450
28
Feb
12% Jan
35% Jan
30 %
31%
1,500
28
Mar
38%
85%
35%
1,000
33% May
41%
18
18
16
18
Jun
Feb
18%
Jan
May
.
25%
51
Feb
56
31
Mar
May
62
Apr
Jan
New
York
&
24
Jan
200
30 %
Feb
200
35% Mar
10%
200
10
140
34% Apr
43
Apr
37%
Jan
25
129
35
133%
--5
Aviation
North
American
Car
Illinois
States
(Un)
.10
Feb
Oak
Jun
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Dew
9%
2,100
6%
Jan
9%
75 Vb
1,900
64 %
Jan
803/s
70
Ry
Co
58% Mar
400
38%
Feb
46%
Jun
41%
Feb
51
Jan
Owens-Illinois
85
85
500
85
Jun
89%
18%
47%
473/4
48%
1,000
39 %
Jan
49 %
17%
17%
17%
1,400
16%
Jan
17% Mar
66
653/4
67 3/0
2,450
653/4
Jun
77 Va Jan
17%
17%
17%
1,900
16% May
48% Feb
Du
423/4
42%
100
37
Feb
16%
450
16
Jun
43% May
203/4 Jan
Pan
16
Paramount
Pictures
28%
283/4
28%
500
28% May
30% May
Parker
Co
17%
17%
3,900
16 3/4
18%
Peabody Coal Co
40'/8
39%
40%
7,700
39%
42 % Mar
30
30 %
1,900
26
Mar
31%
Apr
5%
46%
47%
600
45
Mar
49%
Jan
52%
52%
52%
500
421/4
41%
42%
1,000
7.50
27%
27%
27%
Penn-Texas Corp common
173/4
18%
1,100
Jan
20%
Apr
8%
Jun
Apr
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
36%
Apr
Pfizer
10%
Jan
1,000
4,000
11%
Feb
31%
31
31 %
200
21%
Feb
8%
8%
300
8 %
May
42
41%
443%
900
39%
Feb
5
10
6 3/8 Jan
Jan
14
Gas
&
Pen
Corp
Du
30%
30%
50
27%
Feb
Electric
(Un)
prior preferred
(Charles)
23 Vs
25 Va
3,150
21
64%
63%
64 %
1,000
56% Mar'
66"%
1
18%
18%
18%
100
17%
19
28
May
Feb
Public
Jan
25
"9%
10
Pure
Jan
&
de
Nemours
5
Falstaff
Ford
Phonograph (Un)
Brewing Corp
Motor
Foremost
Co
;
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Beer Sales
Auto_
American
General
Foods
General
General
Gerber
(The)
Glicden
(W
Corp.
Oil
200
614
53/4
6%
7,000
183/4
19%
1,100
85
2%
.
10
;
Co
•
12.50
;
•
1
(Un)
3
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1
Corp
25
..
2s/8
100
10,900
Co
53
Jun
16%
Feb
18%
15%
River
Apr
12% May
Inc
Richman
16% May
4
Jan
18%
72
6%
24 %
Jan
Jan
2%
St
Apr
Jun
Bros
Jan
24 %
May
57%
57%
100
43
Feb
54%.
55
800
513/4
16%
16%
100
14% Mar
48%
50
493/4
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Jun
3
Sears
Apr
;
Jan
Shell
Class
Heilman
1
Hein
Sinclair
Jun
45%
100
40%
Jan
45% May
10,100
38%
Feb
433/8
800
39%
Feb
15/64
60,800
a72 May
46%
Jan
60
Jun
46 % Mar
36
36
36%
200
34%
1634
163/4
16%
100
16 %
47%
50%
May
Feb
36% May
Jan
17%
Jan
47% May
57%
Jan
50
23%
Jan
28 %
Jun
400
29 %
Jan
33%
Feb
8,700
1 %
Jan
136
Houdaille
Howard
Industries
Industries
14%
Jan
9% Mar
108
Feb
2% May
40%
40%
40%
400
36%
15
15
153/8
750
14%
12%
12%
100
16% May
10
Oil
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Feb
Southern
Illinois
Central
Pacific
Indiana Steel
Industrial
Inland
Steel
Inter lake
RR__
Standard Brands
Co
Steamship Co
International
Harvester
International
Paper
International
Shoe
5%
5 %
5%
1,200
2614
26%
26%
50
20%
20%
200
54
54
100
52% Mar
63
20%
21
1,000
193/4
10%
11
400
10 %
84%
86%
1,300
36
36%
400
35%
35%
2,300
International
Tel
35%
7.50
•
103%
*
102% 103%
40
500
4%
Feb
6
May
Tel
&
Kansas
Laclede
Gas
Leath &
Co
Co
Oil Co (Ohio)
Equipment
Corp
Container Corp
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&
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'Un)
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&
Scott (Un)
Electric
Jun
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
Textron
32%
Feb
38%
Jan
Thor
38%
Jan
Toledo
Jan
Transamerica Corp (Un)
Trav-ler Radio
Corp
343/i May
943/4 Mar
113/8
103/s
200
10 %
Feb
11V2
Jan
285%
200
26%
Feb
31%
Apr
11%
113/s
1,000
34
35
1,100
38
34
38
100
32% Mar
19
Feb
39% May
22% Jun
26%
Feb
29%' Jan
22
22'/8
900
26%
26%
27%
10,200
11%
11%
11%
500
90%
91%
663%
67'/a
1,900
1,300
11%
Jan
32%
Apr
12%
Feb
47%
Jan
67'/8
613/4
59%
613/4
24%
24%
243/4
43
43%
55/8
32%
32%
6
325/8
11% Jun
11% May
200
75%
100
55
Feb
92% May
67% Jun
47%
Feb
300
Feb
613/4
Jun
20% Jan
24% May
42% Feb
46%
Jan
1,800
4V8
Apr
6Vs May
300
26 Vs
Jan
33 Ve May
77%
77%
29
77%
Jan
77%
22%
21 %
22%
1,800
20%
Feb
11
lO'/a
11
600
10%
Jun
24% May
12% Apr
33%
32 %
33%
700
28 %
Jan
Jan
33 Va
41%
415/a
300
37%
Jan
•
56%
56%
57%
43%
Feb
41% May
57% Jun
56 %
533/4
57%
2,100
4,500
60% Mar
62
Jan
65
64%
653/4
9,200
53% Feb
653/4
Jun
Jun
107
39
Jan
40%
37
61%
1
16%
59%
1
17
613/e
780
16%
163/4
3,400
383/4
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39 Vs
200
17
173/b
12%
7
1,200
12 s/8
13
7%
1,300
56%
56 %
50
48% Feb
61%
Jun
15% Jan
17%
Jan
32
Feb
41%
Feb
18
Apr
May
14%
12
May
15%
Feb
Jan
6% Apr
8%
48
Jan
56 %
Jun
Jun
27%
27'/a
28%
2,450
24%
Jan
28 %
1
29%
27%
29%
4,300
22%
Feb
29%
Jun
25
Products
Jan
Feb
Feb
10
54%
53%
54%
1,300
453/4 Mar
60%
33.%
323/8
33 %
4,800
32%
Jun
42 Vs
Jan
(Un)__7.50
42%
42
42 3/4
1,200
40
Feb
44 %
Apr
753/a
733/a
76
1,500
55
Feb
76
Jun
46%
463/8
49
1,600
32% Feb
143/4
15
700
28
42%
42%
383/a
♦
38%
(The)
25
Producing
.3.33%
Inc
Power
.
50c
Tool
Edison
Co
«
133/4
Apr
24% Feb
283/4
500
5
13
133%
800
13
Jun
2
Co
38
38
500
35%
Feb
28
49% May
16% May
29% May
M33/4 Mar
41%
Apr
Jan
May
47
4
10
Feb
46% May
39% Apr
Jan
26
100
103%
Feb
900
41%
Jan
45%
43%
47
3%
4
400
3,200
100
3%
3%
Feb
Apr
Feb
128%
47
Mar
Jan
Jun
4% May
4% May
Tri
So
Union
La Salle
Electric
Film
St
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
35
35 %
800
31%
Jan
37
37%
450
36%
Jun
46%
Jan
May
53
53
150
51 %
Jan
57%
Jan
34%
35%
750
30%
Feb
36%
Apr
21%
1,100
21% May
19%
Feb
143/b
14%
100
13%
Feb
15%
38
200
31%
Jan
38
Jun
63%
63%
63%
70
62%
Jan
JB4
Apr
28%
28 %
26%
29% Mar
Feb
64
Jun
Jun
42
Jan
63
64%
350
51%
Apr
64%
Jun
14%
Feb
17
Unitea
U
States
S Steel
Van
Industries
Corp
Dorn
Iron
Inc
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Woolworth
World
Public
<F
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Publishing
Wrigley
(Wm)
Jr
16%
250
65%
675/a
4,600
12
12
13%
300
9%
9%
95/s
Service
Co
Co
Co
r,600
2%
18%
18 3/8
19%
600
12%
63%
61%
64%
3,400
5
24%
24 5/8
25 %
800
600
•
143/8
143/4
•
common
preferred
Wisconsin
♦
1
Stores
16
67%
1
16%
Works
Inc
$4.25
4
78
78
*
22
20
Jan
Apr
57 % Mar
ti%
12
16
Mar
11%
Apr
Jan
8% Apr
Apr
18
52%
Feb
23% May
123/4
78
Feb
May
22
Jan
20%
Jan
64%
Jun
26%
143/4
81
23%
Feb
Jun
Mar
Jan
10
32%
32%
100
May
30% Feb
33% May
__lo
22%
223/4
900
21%
Jan
23
JaD
43
43 Va
600
42% Mar
45
Jan
32
32
255
31
Mar
32
Jan
84%
84%
300
83%
Feb
88 %
Jan
11
11%
350
11
Jun
13%
Jan
10
43
1
»
'
22%
300
Jan
38
•
Jan
52%
Wieboldt
80 % May
Jun
273/4
Apr
Feb
30
300
22%
55%
Feb
1,600
18% Mar
100
1,300
22%
1,300
Feb
79%
1,400
64
68%
22 %
30
28'/a
64% Mar
22%
29%
28%
Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
77
30
1%
60 %
Webcor
79%
33% May
273/4
Western
500
Jan
61%
Jan
65
26%
273/4
Jan
64%
.1
10
Jan
6414
Jan
300
25
15%
11
1%
33%
1%
10
13%
5,100
200
33
Union Oil of Calif
25%
11
1
United Air Lines Inc
United States Gypsum
Jan
24%
25%
10
35%
Century-Fox
1%
33%
1
;
(Un)
Jan
143/4
150
15
24%
x36%
Continental Corp
20th
May
350
14%
14%
j
12.50
38%
23%
4
15
Inc
200
400
3%
1
•
38%
25%
1113/4 1113/4
*.
38%
25 %
8.75
Utilities
Jan
SP% Mai
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Company
99
14%
l6%c
trick
&
Mar
Jan
*
Co
26 %
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Tool
79
Feb
25
common
Jan
Jan
13%
4
common
Machine
Jan
29%
10%
Co
24%
1
Jan
200
»
mical
Corp
Corp
12%
1,700
7
^
6,000
10
23%
13%
33 Vic
Printing Co
Furniture
Apr
355/s
common
Lincoln
1,900
26%
10
Railway
May
133/8
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Mvers Tobacco (Un)___
Lindsav
56'/a
X25%
10%
7
Sylvania
35%
1
common
(Un)
Jan
13%
..5
Kropp Forge Co
103/4
25
;
22%
Feb
3514
.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
25%
8% May
64% Jan
___»
20
33 Vic
Chemical
&
City Power & Light
22% Mar
200
28 %
5
(Un) ;
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
39%
Laughlin Steel (Un)..
Kaiser Alum
100
9 %
55%
_2
Jan
•
(Un)
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un).:
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Studebaker-Packard
208
Jones
23 7/a
X25%
5O0
28%
3.50
&
Jun
9%
100
25% May
39%
Interstate Power Co
1,000
Inc
(N
Sunbeam
Jan
•
(Un)
Co
Jan
Apr
48
37% May
237/8
1
Indiana
Standard Oil
223/s May
2% Mar
Feb
1 %
»
...
59%
•
California
of
Storkline
16%
86%
May
Feb
1
of
Jan
800
*
(Un)
Oil
13
200
20%
May
22
48%
5
Service
Oil
11% Mar
25/8
1
Co
Standard
Stone
22%
1
;
40
163/» Mar
700
5
Standard
Jan
2%
___*
Products Co
Development
31% Jan
100
55
15
Corp 6% preferred
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co
173/4
Jan
22%
10
600
205/8
Feb
~9%
12
;
Sparton
Swift
Illinois Brick Co..
373/4
20%
53%
1,40
Stewart-Warner
10
common
37%
5
_
Southwest Mfg Co
Southwestern Public
Jun
1
-
Corp
40%
Feb
2%
3
33% Jan
151% May
1
Inc
Inc
700
"lo
43% May
45% May
19/64 May
"40%
1,200
363/4
10
Socony Mobil Oil (Un).
Southern Co (Un)
1,200
36%
7.50
Apr
68%
•
100
3
(G) Brewing Co.
Werner Corp
(Un)
Co
683/«
93/4
38
3
Feb
16%
600
55
ZZ_2Zio
Co.
Jan
93/8
48
39% May
Pen—
55%
16
tan
800
•
A
Oil
Standard
10
&
(W A)
52%
1463/4 149%
Jun
39 %
1
Roebuck
300
1,700
9%
Apr
7V2
383/4
5
Service class A__
2,200
56
16 %
Jan
6% May
37% Jan
ZZZZZZZ5
~5
Axle
&
61%
41
149
Feb
Jun
18%
52T«
473/4
•
68%
2%
43%
57%
63
345
39
10
Co
663/4
28%
2,400
Feb
Jan
Apr
7%
1
Spring
Sheaffer
10% May
33
7
~Zs
Paper
Louis Public
143/4
23/4
22V4
18%
*
St Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jan
31%
Jan
Feb
200
...
Raisin
Rockwell
Jun
28%
Feb
Apr
133/4
Apr
593/s Mar
403/8
2%
7%
31
Jun
23
Co
Rexall Drug (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
56
33
Mar
93/4
22%
Indiana
Jan
83/4
1,200
26
49
(Un)
Standard
Harnischfeger Corp
of
Jun
40 34
48
15% May
12 Vs Jan
36%
Co
6%
xl2%
43
May
Mar
5% Mar
Apr
5
102 %
410
41 3/s
800
ZZZl
Feb
500
423/8
200
10%
14 %
10
20
Co
5% Mar
10%
%
27%
93/4
200
45%
__3
45%
41
2,000
May
800
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
12%
43%
4,200
6%
Jan
36 Va
900
46%
12.50
Jan
513/4
Apr
11%
Jun
18'4
Jan
1
(Un)
(Un)
Revlon
15%
15%
103/4
50
v"*r
28%
473/4
Co
60
68%
1
Dock....
85
May
10
32
1
&
2%
84%
500
Jan
203
xl2%
10
^.10
Dredge
200
18%
10
Co
Corp
Griesedieck
Gulf
,1,000
13%
...166%
;
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greyhound
18%
13
*
Co
H)
Lakes
17%
13
.5
.
City Steel Co
Drug Stores
Gray
1,000
173/4
1
U
Granite
Great
54%
2
(Un»
Co
Gossard
400
6
1614
__5
Corp
Products
Gillette
100
55 %
1
Telephone Corp
(expire June 10)
Rights
102% 102 %
1614
Transporiatlon__2.50
Motors
Apr
1
Corp..
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
General
36
1.25
;
General Candy Corp
General Contract
:
General
1,000
373/a
j
5
;
.
Box
38%
5%
Feb
197%
53
10
-
Fruehauf Trailer
General
178
5%
5
43/b May
400
194
2
Inc.:
Drive
Fox
General
10214
5%
100
5%
1
1.
_______
Four-Wheel
DeLuxe
38%
__10
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
19514
1
(Un)
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Emerson Radio &
.
__
48% Feb
600
34%
20%
(The)
Oats
Quaker
1
(E I)
Oil
400
15%
Apr
May
May
46%
(new]__25
Coke
(Un)
Service
50
28
May
Mont Laboratories Inc (Allan B)—
Pont
Co
63
6%
50
Petroleum
Potter
56 Vs
Jan
33 %c
&
Corp
Corp
;
Feb
573/4
20%
11
423/4
300
27%
5
26% Jan
800
61 %
15%
2
.
common
100
55%
15
15
1
Z_Z_
conv
20% Jan
52% May
44% Jan
33%
1
class B_.
Feb
49%
25
(Un)
(Un)
36
54
54
6.25
World Airways
Phelps Dodge
32% May
25
Common
17%
61%
5
Glass
American
Philco
46% May
5
...
9,800
>
Warrants
30
8%
Chemical Co
«
Feb
13 %
Jan
18
12
_
Co
600
173/4
Jan
18%
l
56%
Feb
Jan
.10
Manufacturing Co
47%
Jan
Jun
39%
-5
(Un)
(Un)
45%
400
5
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
Mar
138
Mar
Apr
50
Feb
32% Mar
IZ5
Northwest Bancorporation
140
35%
*
Co
Power Co—
(Minnesota)
140
f
1
Jun
May
-5
Gas
Pacific
Northern
129% 138
"Zi
Corp
Corp
Illinois
130%
33
American
Northern
-
RR
North
Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
(Un)
Central
Northern
100
40
(Un)
Manufacturing
46%
18
9% Jan
103/4
Co
Tile
(Un)
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
—
Jan
63/4
..1
Gas..
Co
Apr
70% May
—
5%
33
73 Va
46 %
Jan
45% Mar
-1
13%
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Feb
3% Mar
.10
.7%
;
common
41%
1,600
National
9% Jun
Lead
Phillips
&
40
6%
•
Deere
37% Jan
Jun
National Standard Co
300
8%
1
-1
Mar
Feb
35%
200
31% May
11% Jan
1.10O
13 %
:
pfd_5
3
30 V4
3,400
29% Mar
t
9%
293/4
5
:
-
Jan
19,200
>
400
30 Va
■-
_i
;
conv
363/4
42%
423%
4 /.:/• 4
National
69%
——
*
Corp
35%
—
42% May
35%
8%
35%
36%
Jan
137% 138%
74%
36%
•
ZZ5
34%
32%
140
—.
2
_
200
103/4
--
(Un)
Cylinder
39%
•
25
;
America
18% Apr
Distillers & Chem
____25
Co
2
National Gypsum
35%
__15
of America.
15% May
National
57
323/«
—
*
1
common
36%
110
National
bbJ/4
_
Edison
250
Jan
20 % May
;
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers Power Co
Feb
1,700
2%
Apr
Feb
common
Iron
66
2%
Jan
Feu
5
&
Apr
16
2%
2%
16%
Inc
Fuel
Feb
49
153/4
*
Z.ZZ*
Jan
Jun
173/4
60
1
Ilium
87%
63 3^
700
100
Electric
Co
Jan
Co
Co
Chemical
Mount Vernon
Pacific
Cleveland
Coleman
88%
Feb
240
lo
preferred
300
53%
Feb
19Va
25
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
37
51%
Feb
62%
L.
i_,
36%
53 %
1%
:
*
.
36%
7%
14%
18%
.
Co
85
55%
€2
•
Corp
Service
Feb
900
18%
coin
preferred
58%
800
62%
.
$7 convertible
500
700
*
5% series A preferred
100
Cihcago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co_
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Chicago Towel Cb common
*■
Christiana Oil Corp
Jan
85
12.50
Cement
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris
(Philip) & Co (Un)
Jan
25
common
Ry
High
6%
78
?•
2Vs
30 v-
■•••
Northern
Chicago
900
58 %
42
9 Vb
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Low
73/8
16 Va
V
42
•
;
preferred_____
Range Since Jan. 1
High
x7%
85
ZZZ*
Napco Industries
'
•
common
7%
May
3%
Shares
10
12 Vb
■;
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Mississippi River Fuel
46%.
12 Vs
47%
50c
Service
Products
convertible
Feb
'2
Par
Minneapolis
24%
(Un)
...
Champlin Oil Sr Refin Co
$3
3K3,4
300
-
29% May
453/4 Jan
21% May
14% Jan
10
common
Brewing Corp
South
203/a
800
2%
High
Feb
'
25
Corp
&
42 3b /
25%
2%
16%c
Centlivre
Central
200
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
5
Celanese
of
Friday
STOCKS
Low
29%
19%
19%
7
2%
Int
Prospect Ltd
Corp
29%
2%
-
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
V,"'
ENDED
_10c
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Canadian
'X'"
..15
Aviation
«fc
*
20c
Budd
Calif
Low
—.4»',V
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
21%
Yates-American Machine Co
8
_
;
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40
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2700)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
for
range
june 7
week ended
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Low
Laboratories
Aamiral
Corp
Aeco
Air
:
Corp
43%
44%
215
37%
11%
11
11%
605
10% Mar
1.50
1.30
1.50
34,188
57-v
57%
58%
3 Mr-
3%
3%
8%
(Un»
Warrants (Un)
Instrument Inc—
Bell Aircraft Corp (Unt—Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop Oil Co———
Black Mammoth Cons Min
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Beckman
Diamond
Blue
60c
Hill
Bunker
—!
Burroughs
36% May
4«%
4471, May
47 % May
18%
18%
909
17% Apr
24
23
23%
154
20%
Jan
26% May
430
207), Mar
24% May
40% Feb
41%
23%,
tC
Corp
824
66-%
Feb
87
May
42
200
42
Jun
42
Jun
15%
1,291
11
Feb
15% May
67 <5
5
Feb
8V2 Mar
Cement Co
Calaveras
—
California Ink Co
Corp
Ale (Un)__
Petroleum.Canadian Atlantic Oil Co.—
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
Packing
California
Canada Dry Ginger
Case
1.U0
14%
Jun
18%
Jan
58
1,105
50 %
Feb
58
Jun
a
179%
2,953
170%
Jan
179%
72
71
72%
2.111
40 %
38%
176!
40%
971
31
Feb
39% May
945
57%
Feb
72%
Jan
42%
120
32
Feb
42%
Jun
24%
24 7„
625
20
Feb
24%
Jun
57%:
57%
240
52%
Feb
19%
19%
302
16%
Feb
23%,
1,832
,
22% Mar
54%
56%,
987
I
44%
Jan
56% May
9%
9%
10
2,658
9%
Apr
11%
4%-
4%
290
4%
0%
6%
671,
655
6
48%
410
41%
3,060
4%
Apr
8
2,803
37 '/a
38%,
156
18%
18%
100
18"'4
61
61%
432
7%
(Un)
41%
Feb
47 % May
11
Feb
13%
Jan
9C
3,00'i
Apr
13c
Jan
4%
10.587
3%
2.90 Feb
4%
Jun
18 V2
uan
60%
Jan
16%
700
lb Va
46%
2,270
44 %
Jun
7%
7 71.
6%
18,037
3%
Jan
42%
42
42%,
816
3b V2
Feb
25%
24'%
25%
1,152
19%,
Feb
19%
19%
19%,
124
17-%
Feb
7%
7%
321
7
Apr
.21% May
7% Mar
8
8%
366
8
Jun
8% May
Feb
%
Jun
45-/2
Jan
25%
Jun
8
14-%,
720
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
14%
935
14 %
Jun
16%
Jan
46%
47%
103
34%
Feb
47%
Jun
14%
It
% May
800
1-% May
234
31%
Jun
35%
Jan
65
19%
Jun
23
Jan
31%
19%
8%
10%
19
41%
41%,
Feb
43% May
15%
8%
15%
360
13%
Jan
16 y„ May
8 %
300
510
Jan
8%
Jun
9
10%
19,196
Jun
36
266
6,"ff Feb
30% Feb
10%
35%
41%
31%
16%
16%.
551
94 %
643
15%
/!r
16
15%
Feb
1
1,662
94
16%
38
2,180
2!;
1
36% May
2
i„
May
14% Mar
16%
Jun
86%
98% May
Feb
Feb
15
1,610
17%
Jan
9%
9%
450
9%
Jun
11%
29
29%,
723
26%
Feb
31
40%,
40%
303
40%
Jun
49%
Jan
4%
2,800
2%
Jan
4%
Jun
59%
Feb
37
ii
68 71,
Jan
35%,
180
34% Mar
37%
Jan
73 %
74%,
940
65
Jan
81
Apr
69
70%,
127
59%
Feb
70%
Jun
62
6911
ii
190
63%,.
4%
4%,
526
4%
4%
Jan
75%,
130
63%
Feb
69%»
Jan
39%
2,203
31
Jan
40
4%
39%
38 34
287
28%
Feb
May
28 7,,
161
27
32%
Jan
35%
35%,
406
29%
Jan
35%
Jun
33%
33»«
34%,
141
31
Jan
35
Apr
17%
17%
17%
3,060
1
25
•
16%
16%
170
40%
40
40 %
1,026
>i
(Un)
17%
Jan
15% May
19 %
Jan
39%
41 % Mar
Feb
Apr
43%
43 %
696
43%
Jun
45%
43
43%
465
33%
Feb
46
15%
15%
100
15%
Jun
15%
Jan
125
43% May
46%
Jun
42%
Feb
47% May
6%
Feb
41%
41%
Gas
Feb
16%
10
46%
10
Motors
(Un)
Oil
(Uni
952
7%
110
67%
120
1
Continental
47 %
67 '2
7%,
Continental
<
5
General
Paint
General
Public
General
Public
General
Telephone
Glidden
Oil
Zellerbach Corp
Crucible Steel Co of America
Northern
Hancock
Jan
May
8
Apr
67%
Curtiss-Wright
Corp
Decca Records Inc
Denver
Rio
&
Grande
RR
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
Class B
(Uni
38%
36%
36%
Tel
International
Oil
Co__
Johns-Manville
Salt
1%
Feb
2's
100
48%
Jun
56'/a
Jan
234
2%
2%
4,915
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
43
371
41
Feb
44%
Jan
14%
Jan
Loew's
(R
(The)
Frank
&
Jan
13%
39 %
39 %
105
35%
Jan
43
May
40
40
100
28% Mar
40
Jun
21%
21%
205
20%
Apr
22%
Jan
23%
24
1,245
17%
Feb
24%
&
Co
Rights
Dow
1
Diablo
56%
Jan
National
Feb
National
Supply Co
37
Jan
National
5%
Jan
J
Jan
New England
29% Mar
3%
38%
Apr
Feb
N
Y
405
28
Feb
39%
Nordon
Jun
42 7b
44%
118
Jan
32% May
44% Apr
18%
18%
514
18%
Jun
22
Apr
Norris
18
18%
320
18
Jun
22
Apr
North
47%
47%
173
46
May
16 %
17%
654
15
Apr
24,432
Chemical
duPont
Co
Lab
1.382
1.482
63%,
64%
703
_5
Industries
Dresser
DuMont
rl,V
5%
(Un)
deNemours
Co
&
,
(Un)__
50c
55'.1
56%
5%
5 %
950
ia May
75% Mar
52
'
Jan
El
Paso
Class
Electric
Co
(Un)
10
Feb
Jan
82% Mar
39
39
37%
37%
Auto-Lite
Co
Corp
Oil
Co
^
Ltd
class
36%
S6%
37%
211
4
14%
14%
30
._
:
—Il
A
1.50
57% May
6
Apr
200
May
Oahu
Eng & Airplane (Un)__
Fibreboard
Jan
28%
Apr
102%
Jun
39% May
37% Jun
Florida
(Un
Food
Mach
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Friden
&
Dairies
Co
footnotes
see
pace
46.
46%
47
Pacific
%
Jan
Pacific Gas &
18%
100
18%
Jun
20%
Jan
1.50
1.55
2.050
1.40
Feb
10
130
28%
29 %
304
39%
269
34%
59%
308
45%
8%
61%
10
28
Jun
Feb
11%
31%
Apr
5°v
Jan
4.50%
May
4.36^r
Jan
41
Jan
56% May
red
Pacific
40
Feb
1,571
10%
Jun
13%
65
410
63%
Jun
67
Jan
40
40%
659
29%
Jan
41
May
41%
43%
2,085
41%
Jun
57 %
Jan
19%
21
1,910
18%
Apr
22
Jan
36
36
100
33%
Apr
36
Jun
66c
10,380
20%
60c
61c
Jan
82c
28'4
Feb
Feb
May
31%
36
40
Jun
39%
40
29 %
29%
117
29%
748
28%
Apr
May
36% Jan
36%
37%
1.053
36%
Jun
47%
31%
1,355
29%
Apr
33
6%
6%
100
6%
Jaii
7
100
54
125
12% May
378
5%
9,888
56%
5
5%
Feb
Feb
6%
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
%
Jan
56 %
Jun
13%
Jan
7%
Apr
>6% Mar
Feb
37%
Apr
17%
17%
160
13%
Feb
17%
Jun
37%
210
31
Jan
37%
Jun
—10
37%
19,500
29%
766
35%
34%
May
5c
13c
Jan
5c
6c
39%
39%
36%
36%
36%
13%
95
36
35%
36%
2,661
30%
Feb
37%
24%
24%
255
24%
Jan
26% Mar
25%
36%
1,512
35%
Jun
39%
Jan
4%
4%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
121
p .10
13%
36%
•
-
27%
258
160
•
Feb
42% May
34%
Apr
37
May
13%
Jan
14
Jan
13% May
13
39%
39 %
501
35
Jan
39%
27%
27%
743
23%
Feb
28
Apr
40%
—1
39%
40%
322 :
5
(Un)_——
35%
47%
47%
620
45
7%
352
(Un
7%
—1
600
Jan
Feb
11
_10
__1
—
(Un)
30
30%
Power
Jun
May
Jun
Jan
May
50
7% May
9
Jan
6%
8
Jan
17
Jan
—1
62c
70c
Jan
3,000
30%
31%
1.823
19
19
19%
397
19
com—
__1
Invest
23%
23%
23%
110
22%
—
Railway
Inc
(Un)__
(Un)____
Chemical Corp_
Aggregates
&
—:—
Electric common
preferred
—
1st preferred class A
pfd—
1st
1st
—
pfd—
Indemnity
Co)
10
Jan
Pacific
Industries
53
Feb
64
May
Pacific
Lighting Corp com
Jan
59% Mar
preferred
conv
pfd
Inc
1
923
16
Feb
18% May
51%.
59
5.439
38
Feb
59
Jun
Pacific Oil
1854
19%
1.227
18% May
24
Jan
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Gas
common
-
1
,
,
:
1
Development
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
3%
Jan
39%
Jan
22
Jan
Feb
27% May-
20%
20%
20
Jun
—5
48
48
48%
754
39%
Apr
49% May
1
25%
25%
26 %
730
24%
Jan
28 %
17%
17%
300
17
Mar
19%
Jan
1.60
1.75
Jun
2.70
Jan
3
3 %
_25
20
(Un)
27% Mar
1%
21% May
—
—
1st
&
2.40 May
2.60
30 %
pfd
red
15c
"
2.45
—1
Products.
red
35,320
71c
2.60
(Un)
--54%
S4.75
May
49c
239
31 %
31%
Corp (Un)_ __5
Mar
$4.75
May
100
11
63 %
13%
8
'
44
44
10%
6%
preferred
red
47 % May
_25
Cement
1st
Feb
43%
______
Mathieson
5%%
Apr
39 %
64
13%
(Un)
Aviation
Co
Pacific
2.05 Mar
25%
121% Jan
10 %
56%
Oil Co
1st
17% May
Feb
105
1,301
56
Petroleum
Jun
18
111
100
330
Feb
Apr
17%
Jan
(U111——1_5
Cc.
1*8%
i__
23%
16%
25%
6 %
Mines
58%
;
645
16%
25%
110% 114%
—1
41
8%
■
;
Calculating
Fruehauf Trailer- Co—
109% May
Feb
13%
Ltd
15
201
46% May
Jun
12%
80c
40
1.847
Feb
94%
30%
Feb
—
38%
160
31% Mar
Apr
5(1--
972
Jan
Jan
Feb
55%
43%
94% 103%
60%
29%
12 %
61%
Chem Corp..
Co.
42%
95 %
51% May
690
37
200
42%
Feb
35%
3234
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46% Mar
Feb
2.491
57%
&
Light (Un >____
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Power
43%
207
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28%
2.275
10
29'
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116
53%
625
39
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Feb
46c
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53%
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Sugar Co Ltd cap
Clay
May
38c
48%
49%
^5
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
32c
1,100
38c
1
preferred
Edison
12% May
32%
American
Oceanic
37 % May
32
15
39%
Prod
Paper
Flintkote Co
12%
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
30%
Co
Occidental
5%
Fairchild
29%
254
1% Mar
39
20
(Un)__
Co
163
458
Jan
Jun
107%
16% Mar
18%
Co__
Erie Railroad
....
5
(Un)_.
Products
Emporium' Capwell
498
.
763
35%
66% Jan
178 % Mar
3
103% 103%
38%
112%
448
Aircraft
4%
Mar
95
1,000
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386
3
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103% Mar
1 %
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429
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165
6%
Northern
200
b
Electrical
Exeter
102%
1,280
16%
preferred
5% "si-
•
91
Ohio
Kodak
Eastman
35%
110% 112%
Jan
87% May
1 %
Jan
43%
,
35%
Apr
34% May
83 %
May
6%
5% Mar
100%, 10212
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25
6%
Jan
82c
16%
56% Mar
.
118
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North
18% May
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Jan
May
Electric System (Un). __1
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Jan
6
61%
86
11%
Jan
.
70
22c
85%
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May
18%
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7,000
85%
40
52% Mar
160
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1
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Niagara
Apr
28c
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48c
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16%c
Chem
Feb
4%
692
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64%i
45c
4% Mar
%.—110
(Un)
Co
&
Theatres
Central
17%
78%
246
Idria Mining
Jan
%v-
5%
May
54%
10c
Fibres
Distillers
Nat'l
13%
5%
10
—*
Natomas Company
47%
76%
300
18c
25
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Gypsum Co
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Jan
r
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53%
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Co
Apr
77%
Apr
'
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92
•
64
59%
Jun
49%
__i
23% May
Feb
998
45c
7
Inc (Un)__
&
Ward
Montgomery
77
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Oil Co of Calif..!
Douglas
Jan
34
61%
8.75
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—2%
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Douglas
12%
740
4
Montana-Dakota Utilities
3,510
17%'
100
36
10
Co (Un)
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Unl_10
Monsanto Chemical
2
93
7.50
Dorr-Cliver Inc common—...
19%
35%
(Un)
Utilities
53
18
22 %
—4
Mother Lode
93
44
Feb
Mission Development
51 %
5
13%
5%
Ltd
52%.
30%
248
10
(Un)'_.
Inc
South
Middle
Mindanao
20%
19%
com—33%c
—
100
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Petroleums
Merrill
20%
1
Petroleum
Merchants
Jan
35%
10c
5
:
Jun
1.10 Mar
71c
*
(Un)_
Feb
250
10c
—
Jan
82c
—*
(Un)
24%
20%
1
(Un)
22% May
82c
1
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Auto
30%
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2,023
40
2.50
50c
(Un)-.—
Co
Mfg
Menasco
58% May
11%
2.2 1/12
(Un)
Robbins
&
McKesson
Jan
200
Hi....
McBryde Sugar Co
Apr
May
2,709
(Un)_
7%
(Un)
*
—___33%c
Co
Feb
37%
14,182
16%
34%
150
23
35%
,
Feb
12%
,
Co
53%
25% May
108%
23
—12%
10
Corp
Navigation
Matson
653
12%
Magnavox Co (Un)_.
Marchant Calculators
Martin
210
Apr
49%
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Co
924
4
16
25%
10
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&
16%
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,
12%
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Lockheed
May
425
*
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Industries
56
1%
25
7%
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Kern County Land Co
National
17%)
48% Mar
May
-a-_1
&
Power
Kansas
National
16%
117
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85
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Jan
17%
54%
Mar-..
48
1
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Apr
1,373.
74
1%
(Uni
Corp
5%
1.024
166
110%
Laughlin Steel
&
34% Mar
-i
83%
*
;
31%
4 5a
76% May
83%
5,100
54%
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Jan
43%
Feb
Canada (Un)—*
Tel
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Jun
4
67%
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Feb
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Nickel
36% May
16c
74%
54%
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39% May
35% May
147
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Mar
46
Jan
29%
355
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32
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211
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(Un)_—
2,463
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26%
May
372 May
37%
(Un)
Hupp Corp
International
45
Feb
5
Corp__—
Central
39% May
39%
41%
-——
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34% Mar
964
1
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Honolulu Oil
155
2.80
36%
May
980
a
35%
class A
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5
Feb
4%
5
43%
4%
41%
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5%,
4%
17% Jun
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42%
15'4 Jan
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com
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Cuban American Oil Co
43% May
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Jan
—
55% Mar
38%
43
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Oil
Class
Merck
12,751
5
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Homestake
Meier
43
60%
Development Co
Macy
413 H
246
Hotels Corp.____:
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Jun
41%
20,148
(Un)
Oil
Corp
Litton
Jan
45%
Ry
preferred
Leslie
7%
Jan.
83%
%
Hercules Powder Co common
Jones
Apr
41%
15/64
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Intex
5%
503
83%
,—
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Gulf Oil Corp
Jade
800
S2.50
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Grumman
Illinois
5%
45%
38 7
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31
35%,
5%
.
42^1,
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Idaho
3,432
38%
(Un)__—_.
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31
34%
Jun
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31
(Un)_12%
68%
68 7
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Feb
59%,
66%
5
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52%
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Jan
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25
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(Unt.
68'4
62
44
—
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Jan
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Home
1,598
54%
1
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McBean
Humor Co of
Holly
Jun
59%
44%
—10
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Hilton
44%
...
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Hertz
52%
37% May
1
common
Service Corp (Un)
Utilities (On).—
General Tire & Rubber Co (Un)
SI.25
Jun
1,976
5
Getty Cil Co common
Gillette Company
Gladden Products Corp
Great
100
44 %
Corp
Rights
Good
44:%
37%
—1%
General Motors Corp eom_;
Jan
May
35%,
74
41%
Crown
7c
16%
14%
High
v
4434
44%
Jan
4,036
3,951
Natural
Co
1%
1%
13%
15%
Crane
65% May
47%,
Electrodynamics Corp
:50r:
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Crestmont
1% Mar
Feb
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(Un)___
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Continental Can Co (Un)
:
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22%
44%
*
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Co
Jun
16%
Consol Foods Corp com.
Consol
40% May
73%
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Apr
36
45%
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Jan
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Gas System
Apr
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6%
46 %
Co
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Columbia
Jan
13%
25
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—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Jan
49 % May
t
7'A Jan
100
Jan
14%
57% Mar
4%
5%
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44%
5
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Feb
5
48 %
4%
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Feb
12%,
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Jan
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Apr
Jan
467
13%
13%
Jan
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Jan
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23
4%
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un).
Chemical
65
26%
23%
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Clcrox
Jan
60%
29%
—
Corp
Molybdenum
77%
65%
—*
1
1
—1
Champlin Oil & Refining
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
Climax
Jun
71
Mar
Oil
Amer
Granite
42%
66%
12.50
10
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Certain-teed Products Corp__
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May
297
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(J I)
56
Feb
54 "2
57
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1,127
4 fin,
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—
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34%
5
10
Corp (Un)
Broaclway-Hale Stores Inc
Borg-Warner
Company
34
1
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Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
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361
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100
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co_
8% May
23%
3
(Un)
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Mfg
Avco
3% May
95%
86% Mar
18 = 8
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10
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Feb
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Atlantic Refining Co (Un;
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34
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American Electronics Inc
_
1
American Motors Corp (Un)
_
5
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American Smelting & Refining (Un)__
American Tel & Tel Co—100
American Tobacco Co
(Uni
2o
American Viscose Corp (Un)
25
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)--50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Uni—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
-5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
10
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Feb
2%
1.50 May
88
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47%
Apr
14% Jan
Feb
1,453
8%
*
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10
(Un)
1
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18
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American Bosch Arina Corp (Un)
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10
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
45
Feb
62c
565
General
High
LOW
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—
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Shares
of Prices
44%
5
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—
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2
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Range Since Jan.
Low
Par
Abbott
for Week
Shares
Sales
Range
Last
stocks
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
-
stocks
20c
1
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1.65
5
8
25
25
25
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54
54
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Volume
Number
185
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1
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28%
Jan
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42%
Feb
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20%
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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Rexall
Revlon
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Rice
(Un)
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Feb
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Oil
Co
Ryan
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Safeway Stores
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48%
65%
38%Mar
48%
31%
Jan
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1,000
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May
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Santa
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Standard
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159
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Jan
Feb
75
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99
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16
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55
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Last
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10
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Friday
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May
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—*
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120
27%
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Sale Pi ice
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10%
27%
15
205
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Jan
103%
62%
26% May
25% Feb
Feb
15%
stocks
May
422
29%
Jun
37%
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9
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85
26%
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—.—
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1914 Jan
Feb
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Apr
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153
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United Gas Improvement
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United Corp
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44
1
61%
21
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550
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8%
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5
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22%
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11%
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1
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100
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13
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Feb
24
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5
Mar
43
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v
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Pennsylvania RR
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'
1,097
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24%
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Feb
Feb
43
177%
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62
Jan
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28
42%
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3,803
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24%
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17%
42%
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48
21
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2,413
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59%
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(Un)
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Pacific
Feb
51
28
1434 May
59% May
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Feb
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2,075
67
02
2
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Electric Co
61%
07
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140
&
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Jun
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23
138
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Feb
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59%
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19
3
__
—
Tri-Continental
12
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55% May
16% Apr
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346
41%
common
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2c
1,405
6%
N
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Apr
20)4 May
200
23
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Transamerica
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com
(Unt
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14
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22%
—.—,—25
Tidewater Oil common.—
Trans
Jun
26%
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Apr
76
—2
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Textron
16%
Feb
15
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas Co
Feb
61%
4
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22%
107%
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Battery
10
Finance Co of America at Bait-
44% Mar
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
&
11
Apr
May
33
Tel
Budd Company
Campbell Soup
42% May
1
Co
Studebaker Packard
Swift
58%
Feb
31
Feb
33% May
(Ind)„_^___
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Super
Feb
32%
California
(Ohio)
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39%
22'
47%
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17%
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11)4 May
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10
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Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Jan
400
5
of
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28%
1,672
25%
20
Stanley Warner Corp (Un>
Stauffer
Feb
38%
50c
Co
May
26%
222
common
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jun
1,068
Steel
Stores
Baltimore Transit Co
Jan
75
113
—•
of
Co
99c
Feb
24
180
25
Standard Brands Inc
Oil
Feb
63%
140
30
—
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Last
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Jan
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873
24
20 %
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100
75
31%
—
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com
Southern Railway Co (U11)
Southwestern Public Service
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58
58%
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25%
33%
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Feb
10%
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810
912
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45
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—
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55%
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50
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11%
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76
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9,516
75
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10
10
420
:
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—
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.
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13%
1
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
8)4 May
59
55%
p. 10
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Feb
28%
5
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10
stocks
Apr
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—
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6%
54%
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10
Seaboard Finance Co
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365
1,700
5
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)___
Scott Paper Co
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21
1%
Feb
161«
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Port
60
110
53%
.
35
46
48% May
17% Jan
Apr
73%
1
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.
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1.45
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978
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•
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93
641
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48
23%
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Jan
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26
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62%
47 7 a
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79
173
15
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1.00
50
com
356
43%
15%
r—5
(Un)
;
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*
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60%
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stocks
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-
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42
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18%
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3
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Jun
54%
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Sale Price
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54%
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135
34%
79%
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131%
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52
53
79%
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Jan
133
33%
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124
31
800
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Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
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Philip Morris & Co <Ua)
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133
15%
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High
133
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1
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Pan American World Airways
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Pacific Tel & Tel common
RANGE
Week's
Last
V..\-
64%
61 %
64%
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52%
Feb
64%
Feb
May
Jun
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RANGEFOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 7
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Exchange
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Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
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,
Par
Abitibl Power & Paper common.
$1.50 preferred
—
•
20
Low
30%
.
p?*73'*
31%
30%
35
22
High
Feb
May
quotations
on
Orders bandied
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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Aluminium
Jan
Aluminum
24
Jan
com.————
8%
*
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—
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——
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Canada
4%
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—.——50
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Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd__50c
Argus Corp Ltd common—.—
$2.40 preferred .—a———————50
$2.50 preferred ——;
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Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NY 1-1979
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of
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Banque
NEW YORK
5%
preferred
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see
page
46.
75
18
Apr
21
Jan
8
1,000
7
Jan
8
Jun
151%
154
1,737
110
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May
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8,734
Apr
42)4 May
50%
51
45 % May
5
21
May
45
Feb
48%
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50
Jan
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May
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Mar
>
23
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Jan
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Jun
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Low
*
Rights
Bank
Range Since
High
*
Ltd
Selburn
Bailey
Bank
Corp
Steels
Shares
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—
Rowater
154
43%
com—.—
.
7%
*
——————*
new
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
4%%
all
Canadian securities,
Sugar
—
35%
'
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Fast
A
Algoma
Low
3,793
Class
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
a2',%
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Sales
Week's
Last
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Friday
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stocks
.
May
Jun
46% Jan
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.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
Paper Corp Ltd
Brazilian Traction Light St Power_
Bowater
Oil
American
British
Low
..£1
5%
56 %
57%
common—
2.036
High
Mar
4
7%
Jan
10
33 %
105
29%
57%
8,896
43%
Apr
Feb
57%
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48%
435
12
2,205
51%
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia Telephone
Power
52%
2,320
44
_
"lia
44%
44%
1,864
5
Gold Dredging
May
47
35%
31%
—
31%
300
29%
Jan
a4.15
50
4.00
Jan
5%
Apr
B
4,190
16 V2
25%
Jun
18%
02 6
17 %
Feb
19 > /
Apr
76%
76
77
4,219
64
Mar
7/
22
19
23
12,023
16
Jan
23
Jun*
37%
33
38
1,067
28%
Jan
38
Jun
16
16
16%
6,740
15% May
.
common-
.
__
pfd,
_
50
.
...
_
•
78%
2,040
62
Mar
78%
Jun
Sherwin
29
1,964
25
Mar
30%
Apr
391
26
Jan
29
Feb
Sicks'
40%
40%
41%
1.155
35%
Jan
42
Apr
Simpsons
Ltd
108
109
100
Jan
109
Jun
Southam
25
47
52
30% Mar
38
*0
bb
38
Co
49
Canadian
$1.75
Jan
Steinberg's 5%%
1,262
45
Feb
55%
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
1,920
23%
Apr
26%
Jun
Triad
27
11
28
180
17%
19
7,860
29%
30%
750
Mar
24
16% May
25% Feb
101
25
14%
14%
2,815
28%
28%
35
25
15
6%
a21%
—1
6%
2,821
12
12
855
a6%
120
a21% a21%
Jan
30
Feb
15%
Canadian
Jun
14
Feb
Feb
8
12%
200
13 % May
al9
19%
236
a75
22
18
3,325
15
Apr
50
22
Apr
16%
a24 % a24%
_
-...
-
__
Jan
9%
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
80
4%%
preferred
335
42% May
49
Jan
7.70
6,210
7.40 Mar
9.00
Jan
15 %
15%
16
l,*Oj
14% Mar
74%
74%
75
8<0
4.40
4.00
4.40
2.250
2.7 0
Feb
4.65
Anr
27%
27
27%
U7 0
18%
Feb
27%
Jua
27
27
10J
19%
Feb
27
Jun
15 %
Jun
15.
May
80
19
May
26
Jan
26% Mar
9.037
28%
Feb
1,474
23%
Apr
34% May
26 Va Jan
27
Apr
32%
32
505
8%
800
16%
17%
3,875
16
Jan
17%
12%
13
2,275
10
Feb
13% May
Associated
23%
24
7,065
23
May
28%
Jan
3.50
Jan
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common^..
Belgium Stores Ltd common,.
7%
3.00
3.00
100
|2.50 Mar
27%
27
27%
225
25
15%
15%
880
14%
15
15
375
Seal
50
50
50
17%
18
1,035
_•
Co
Ilia
Crown Zellerbach
17%
Jan
8% May
Jan
15%
&
31%
30
31%
13
13 %
26
26
27
a7%
3
Seagrams
Jun
Apr
Feb
31
Jan
16
Apr
14
Mar
15
Jan
45
Mar
50
Mar
Jun
22
Jan
17%
a7%
a7%
2.50
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
•
25
pfd
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
27% May
600
9.50
5,130
19%
150
7
Lumber
Abitca
5%
Burns
Canada
Jan
100
33%
1,999
26% Mar
Canadian
Canadian
Power
69
1,149
51
Jan
69
Jun
19%
Feb
26%
Jun
Claude
985
39%
Jan
55 %
Jun
Consolidated
•
11%
10 %
11%
20,773
10 % May
12%
Jan
Consolidated
18%
19
400
18% May
21
Feb
Consumers
3,251
Jan
Crain
8
8%
116
116
15
116
Jun
—.
12
12
860
12
May
•
30
30
30
1,270
30
•
22
21%
22
1,090
17
•
8
100
116
common
7%
9%
Apr
133% Mar
1.20
370
8%
8%
8%
10%
Dow
Du
Ltd
Brewery
of
Pont
3%
common
new
Canada
Sec
common
82
Preferred
Dupuis
class
Freres
Eddy Match
_!
A
:
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
__
Electrolux Corp
1
Enamel
Heating Prod class A
*
(T H) 4.16% pfd
Players Canadian Corp
25
Ford
82
&
60
13% May
14
1,110
14% Mar
17%
11
11
50
10%
11% May
670
21%
36 %
Jun
33
18
Apr
22% May
28
Jan
30%
44
Jan
57
w-
Co
30
53
53
2u
3.50
250
7%
7
7%
275
3.00
3.00
100
_L
50
50
95
36
25
a__
83
83
25
65
1.30
1.30
1.30
300
1.25 Mar
1.55
Feb
34
34
35
3,367
33% May
39%
Jan
37
37
50
31
Jan
37%
Apr
31%
31 %
150
23
Mar
31%
Jun
49%
53
Jan
Ltd
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al6
Advert
pfd
Sec
_49
cl A__*
,__*
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"
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/
50
50
alO% alO%
30%'Jan
May
East
Kootenay Power 7%
Jan
Ford
Motor
Jan
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
7%
49
Apr
Jan
Jan
Hydro-Electric
International
Motor
30
11
Feb
11%
Feb
5%
5%
150
5
Feb
5%
Jun
al9
al9
50
a__
17%
17%
17%"
370
5
a52
a51%
a52
65
•
23%
23%
25%
4,100
1.25
1.35
5%
—1
Co
Foundation Co of Canada
Rights
6%
class
Securities
Ltd
47% Apr
475
6.0
,r21
Jan
25
28%
28%
425
28
Feb
31 Va Mar
135
135
5
97
107 % 108 %
1,155
__*
108
•
4.^0
4.1J
98%
Apr
4.00 May
,
14
Jan
4 )
alO
alO
Mar
5J
a20% a 20%
Corp_______«
.
9
Feb
Ltd
a8
a8
25
8
Feb
a20
a20
26
25
Feb
al.75
(Can)
cl A__*
20
Paints
al.75
38
15%
Jan
52 %
18
May
Oil Corp..
Lochaber
55%
Apr
London
Jan
25%
Apr
MacLaren
Jun
1.35
Jun
Melchers
Jan
Jan
21
Canadian
Power
Investment
&
Paper
Corp_
Jan
7%
Feb
13%
308
12% May
15% Mar
bib
28%
Feb
34
70
2,060
27%
Jun
33%
1,280
27%
Jan
31% May
100 100%
70
100
May
103
Feb
Corp Ltd common
»
6g
68
70
645
49 %
Jan
105 % 105 %
20
105
Jan
108
May
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
*
8%
8%
8%
100
8%
Jan
Apr
May
Mussens
1
General
Motors
General
Steel
58
Wares
•
common
58
1,143
a40 a40 %
.5
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd-
57%
30
a7
a7
50
a44 % a44 %
_50
•
46 %
10
47
825
Jan
53
37% Mar
7
66
41
8
Apr
44
Feb
Moore
pfd—10
__
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Ontario
&
Paper Co
5
-
14
May
Ltd!!10
52
54
340
42
Jan
54
Jun
Quebec Power Co. Ltd com__*
Northern
26
26
50
25
Jan
29
APr
15%
15%
600
15%
Jun
43%
45
480
43
Jan
17% May
45 % Apr
Light & Pow Co
46% Mar
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common
May
Power
Jan
Corp of Can 6%
14
15%
5
.
1st pfd_50
cum
•
24%
24
24 %
1,525
22
Apr
26
19%
18%
195/3
4,610
11%
Jan
23% May
19
18%
19
2,709
11
Jan
23 % May
•
32
34
"•
6,085
32%
Jun
41
Jan
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Reitmans
(Canada) Ltd
5
32
63%
63%
65
3,020
63%
Jun
86%
Apr
Russell
*
Howard Smith Paper common
Hudson Bay Mining
-
Imperial Bank
$2.75
55
55
50
46% Mar
60
58%
60
2,484
50% Mar
60
12%
12
12%
4.032
11
Mar
12%
Apr
Traders
30%
32 %
4,130
23
Mar
Jun
Trans
43
32%
43
100
50
•
~~~
32
50
nfd
44
Mar
50%
51
51
240
47%
Jan
12
11
12
625
51% May
11
Jun
11
Jun
United
22%
21%
23
Bronze
2,770
16
Jan
23
Jun
all % all %
5
a__
_*
common
Int
Nickel of Canada common
•
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd"__~~
105%
105%
106
98%
97%
99%
936
55
55
55%
2,000
6,784.
Union Gas
Oil
Jan
Waterman Pen
Westee)
68
42%
Jan
62%
70
1,975
47%
Jan
70
59%
6,990
47%
Jan
62
May
24
Jan
25
85c
16,200
class A
—
41%
124%
•
•
Ltd.—
77 %
_*
__
*
4.00
10% Mar
Jan
85c
Jun
Jun
78c
136
Jun
Feb
May
61
123
May
100
37
Jan
41%
Jun
1,386
36%
Apr
42%
Jun
118 126%
3,515
104%
Jan
144% May
79%
1,770
63 %
Jan
84% May
6.35
10,579
77%
5.50
a9
a9
80
23%
3.80
4.00
5.60 May
100
5,100
7
Apr
3.10
Jan
7
76
7
—
22%
100
49%
a__
1,675
17%
47
7
12%
42%
17%
*
;
16%
41%
*
(L E)
Ltd
5% May
25%
Feb
41%
23%
*
67% May
Feb
41%
—_!!_!♦
Co Ltd
Products
78c
4.70 May
18 %
Jun
6.55 May
a__
—
23%
Jan
4.30
Jan
10%
-
Jan
17% Mar
18
Jan
Feb
55
Feb
41
Jun
56
14%
5.50
Jan
59%
25
123 123 %
*
Corp Ltd cl A
Corporations class B—
110%
5
al5
100
Pipe Line Co
of Canada
102%
5
4,247.
83c
pfd
Amusement
Feb
Interprovincial
1,325
25%
all% all%
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
International Utilities Corp common
5%
21%
al5
Rights
90'A Mar
94 Va
4%
25
—
Finance Corp
United
Feb
Gas
Paving & Materials Ltd
Mountain
50
II"
International
Standard
64% Mar
4%
*
Ltd
24
a67% a67%
50
T.„•
Ltd,
Southern Canada Power 6%
-----
preferred
Warrants
Cement
Jan
Mills
Steel
Maurice
55
59%
g
May
pfd—
part 2nd
c
Industries
»
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Indust Accept Corp common
$2.25 preferred
Inland
n
Premier
St
jq
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
Apr
Newfoundland
6%
Jun
13%
2
:
Apr
9%
150
Home Oil class A
B
Apr
14
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Class
12(4
14
Ltd—
Canada
47
May
38 %
Jan
Mexican
Minnesota
Feb
31%
16,135
31
6%
May
13%
% Apr
10% Jan
76
28
Ltd
9
I25
27%
Distilleries
83
11
275
30%
105%
Feb
Jan
1.75
85
30%
100
Feb
a8
27%
100
8%
25
al4
•
preferred
General Dynamics
Apr
30 %
.
•
preferred
4.50
19% May
10% May
85
s8
*
Fraser Cos Ltd common
5%
115% May
al4
1
Co_
1.75
Gatineau Power
5%%
Jan
Jun
135
a—
1.25
common
Jun
2^
pfd—_-!*
preferred
—
83
135
100
A—
a
Jan
'May
50
28%
Co Ltd_*
A
Feb
50
*
pfd___
class
Can
Ltd
Co
58
1.35
<fc
of
Co
Felt
Hubbard
Works
3.00 May
22
5
Corp
22
27%
Apr
Jan
*
Feb
82%
7%
4.00
Feb
5
Jun
Mar
4.00 May
3.25 Mar
class A__*
Ltd
._*
Ltd_
—
.
3.50
—1
i
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Feb
Jan
100
_
L>
Mar
295
23
•
Paper Corp Ltd—
(R
Jan
24
585
Standard
Zellerbach
Jan
30%
Wines
Div
Feb
30
Ltd
Dominion
Mar
Feb
75
15 %
a
22%
Engineering
Jun
a__
a__
13%
15%
al3%
36%
Jan
25
10 % Mar
23%
Dominion
6%
200
26
Feb
23
Paper Inv
Gas
Ltd
Crown
30
a5
9%
21%
Apr
79%
25
6%
26
50
20
Estabrooks
Famous
82
6%
__
•
:
13%
Jan
May
25%
'
Donohue Bros Ltd
10%
11 Va
460
a5
Jan.
Mar
8
150
10%
1.50 May
39%
10% May
4,835
10%
Feb
Apr
36%
General
Neon
85c
32,
60,650
33 %
a5
High
Low
1X5
32%
!_*
products Corp
Chauteau-Gai
34,934
55.%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
__*
Westingnouse
26%
Shares
.__*
Investments
Canadian Silk
for Week
33
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Feb
Sales
Range
Sugar
Canadian
66
preferred
Week's
of Prices
class A
Ltd
Canadian Marconi Co
Jan
8
33%
Exchange
Funds
1.15
1
Gen
53%
Dominion Textile
Mar
Low
*
Canadian
24%
23%
45
10%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
66
pfd
Apr
44%.
n
Dominion
&
53%
Red
43%
20
Packers
Canada
24%
Chemical common
100
& Co Ltd
•
&
44%
*
Company—
•
Dominion Tar
Jun
5
preferred
Brown
•
Ltd
Jun
31
*
Artists Productions Corp
Dominion Steel & Coal
Stores
17%
Jan
*
Timber
&
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Dominion Glass common
Dominion
Jan
23
Par
Jun
9
Feb
7%
7%
33
33%
•
St Steel com
Jan
Apr
7%
♦
common
33
28%
5,335
12
520
Sale Price
Canadian
Distillers
l„o
31
Last
8
Cork
Apr
91
17%
30
Friday
STOCKS
36% May
31%
B
92
91
Canadian
32
Class
May
Jun
44%
Jan
25%
3.00
75
•
17%
Canadian Stock
May
20
34%
Textile
91
20
17% May
Feb
67%
Feb
21% May
24%
A
%.
31
91
50
33%
Glass
44
44
__
..
-
24%
class
Apr
May
7.50
*
34%
Corbys
60
7.55
100
Ltd
Consumers
Jan
73
_
Railway
Consolidated
49
luo
Gas
Pacific
24
5
Feb
common
Petroflna
Consol Mining & Smelting.
a56
Mar
♦
Ltd
Canadian
17%
56 % Mar
98
.
Canadian
Coghlin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
Jan
60
.
*
_
1.706
Equipment
47
ttO
_
35%
Farm
Jan
50
2,493
*
35%
Cockshutt
Jan
20%
73
*
35%
Canadian Vickers
May
22
Apr
20%
99
_
Canadian Oil Companies common-
preferred
15
Aor
17%
Jan
105
17%
Jan
10
Apr
717*2
ft
Central
41%
98%
10c
"A"_
class
preferred
Jun
7%
1,440
Locomotive
4%%
Zellers
Jun
71%
_
..
Winnipeg
Jan
6%
11
__
Worts
&
B
Jan
15%
a75
Power
International
Canadian
a56
Jun
98%
Corp
(Geot
9
May
14%
————
Gooderham
Webb & Knapp_
Class
13%
a
Steel
Walker
Jan
al9
common
United
16
15%
Preferred
51
—
*
Jun
Weston
14
Hydrocarbons
Industries
51
*
May
Mar
12%
Bank
19
30% May
Anr
101
a6
-25
Warrants
Canadian
l,3ib
Jan
101
*
pfd.
28
102
27%
al6% al6%
6%
—
600
19%
Jan
47%
Feb
.100
Oils
Jun
101
—25
12%
Apr
101
common
Canadian
Power
50
27
Cellulose
Chem &
14
21%
19
19
♦
Canada
of
Co
26%
—25
preferred
Canadian Husky Oil
Canada
Southern
Steel
Jun
11%
14%
—
6%
Mar
25%
18%
common
Cottons
45%
11%
100
series
Canadian
55
Jan
49%
u
—
Canadian
May
29
100
•
series-
$1.00
48
1.156
25%
Aluminium
Celanese
Canadian
105
45%
49%
-10
common-
Bronze common.
preferred
49
41
44%
25
$1.25 preferred
British
Canadian
101
25
14
21%
♦
*
-50
Breweries
Canada com—
common
m
common
5% preferred
Canadian
Williams of
Breweries
Jan
Jun
44%
47
14
Shirriff-Horsey
27
97%
96%
.'
101
38
Jan
Feb
47
—
18%
Jan
40 Va
100 V2
—
May
May
81
640
Feb
9b
3,60 3
43
*
78
Steamship
7%
100
96 %
43
—
..
*
28
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Dome
91
95
43
common
26%
Canada Malting common
Crown
97
95%
.100
_
4%%
A
26%
Canada
jS%
25%
18%
common
__
Class
4.50 May
28%
78%
Jan
24%
10
__
_
preferred
Iron Foundries common— —10
.100
preferred
4%%
32
25
Shawiiugan Water A* Power common—•
-50
Series A 4% preferred
Apr
•
preferred
$1.30
Canada
Jan
27%
25
Corp
-20
Power common.
Cement common.
Calgary
13% May
390
•
—
Lawrence
Class
Canada
Apr
31%
•
May
Apr
Ltd
Co
Prelerred
St
Jan
53
Feb
41
Oil
Royaiite
Feb
Mar
43
11
30 %
•
50
13%
May
75
30%
V)
(Canada)
Paper class A
(A
Royal Bank of Canada
95% Mar
46
10
——
•
Roe
Apr
46%
50
alJ al3%
•
Quebec Power
Jun
May
41
a4.15
31 &
Products
Building
a42
48
High
59
2,078
•
33% Jan
89% May
a42
11%
Forest Products
British
Bulolo
50
11%
-50
British
British
a90 a90%
——
preferred
5%
a90%
—
common
Low
51%
50
51V2
common
Transport
Provincial
May
14,765
•
Co Ltd
&
Bros
Price
Apr
6
Rolland
.100
preferred
4 Vzc/e preferred
Range Since Jan. !I
Shares
High
Low
Per
British Columbia Elec Co
4%%
for Week
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%
32 «/2
•
9%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Shares
5%
Week's
Friu»jr
STOCKS
High
5%
9'A
Note Co—.—
Amer Bank
British
for Week
of Prices
Par
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Last
JUNE T
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jamaica
Labatt
Pipe
Public
Ltd
Lines
Service
common!*
Ltd
(John)
Laurentide
class
23
A
•
13%
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacKinnon
MacMillan
Struct Steel
&
Bloedel
class
b!—!!
common
Oil
•
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Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
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(Robt)
class "A"
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l4
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cla$s
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Montreal
Morgan & Co
4%%
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•
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Ontario
Steel
common.
Powell River
Corp
For
19% May
53
32
31%
32
1,030
28
Mar
7%
7%
7%
18,461
6
Feb
85
82
85
437
79
79
May
77%
79%
1,070
Jan
45
45
45%
415
footnotes
see
page
46.
Mines
Altex Oils
Ltd—
Mines
Ameranium
a24
16%
86
Feb
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
Co
Ltd
9c
10c
9,000
8%c
11c
Jan
May
7,100
11c
Mar
20c
3.225
16
Mar
20%
Jan
8
Mar
11
Jan
Baker Talc
1
1.50
1.45
1.59
85c
Jan
1.75
Apr
Jan
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
5c
5c
3.000
5c
Jun
14c
43c
35c
43c
23.450
35c
Jun
1
7c
7c
500
1
1.15
1.15
100
1
54c
54c
59c
44,*00
40c
Jan
69c
14c
13 %c
14c
5,000
13c
Apr
23c
1
Jan
1
34c
30c
34c
28.b09
24c
Feb
34c
May
Jun
18c
Mar
May
a24
150
23%
Apr
25% May
Beatrice
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
2.25
May
18
May
40
21%
22%
300
20
Jan
22%
Jun
10
93
May
95%
Jan
May
May
Bateman
Ltd
Bay
Red
Gold
1
Mines
Ltd
—
Bonnyville
Oil
&
Refining Corp—
1,335
25
Mar
29
May
45
50
40
Mar
45
Jan
50
50%
Bornite Copper Corp
1,075
47%
57%
Jan
32%
Bouscadillac
34
1,580
30
Feb
Mar
38
May
21% Mar
26
May
141
May
Boreal
Rare
Bouzan
Mines
Cabanga
voting trust
Ltd
5%c
10,800
4%c
31c
28.900
20c
Feb
38c
11c
lie
2,000
11c
Ltd
Jun
18 %c
a73c
a73c
200
73c
May
*
2.75
2.85
2.300
Developments
Ltd-
80
520
100
Jan
362
23
Feb
1,625
42
42%
1,490
39
Feb
45%
Jan
77%
80
Campbell Chibeugamau Mines Ltd
1
1.562
55 %
Jan
80
Jun
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
*
Jan
Calalta
Petroleums
25c
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd_„
Calumet
Uranium
1.70
25c
10%
Jun
1.15 Mar
11c
4%c
26%
13
6%c May.
1.50
5c
___1
26
26%
5,250
26c
*
„
Mines
10%
10% May
12c
1
Metals Ltd
Gold
13c
1
Mining
Lake
45
42%
Jan
15c
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
*
a23 %
140%
10c
1
Ltd.!
Mines
26
139
5%c Apr
2.15
16%
39
26
5,160
Feb
17%
15
139%
8c
1.75
1
Metal
Jan
455
7c
8c
:
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Feb
26
3,800
30c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
1.50
25%
1.94
Feb
Jun
Jan
150
25%
1.90
1.40
16c
Apr
22%
33
Jan
9.000
48
1,305
•
Feb
2.00
2.800
19c
82
25
29
17c
1.46
16c
Jun
1,275
a93
Apr
7,000
1.45
18c
45
58%
9
28
10c
10 %c 11 %c
•
24
a93
Apr
3,000
1
Ltd—
al.75
28%
35c
Jan
5.800
26c
1
24
205
Apr
Mar
40c
24c
20c
Arno
Mines
Apr
70c
20c
20%
23 %
40c
1
Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
7%
23%
36%c May
400
23
40c
Ltd
Jun
35
39%
•
£.
23
•
Ltd
1
24c
Algom Uranium
Alscope Exploration Ltd
9
«
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Ltd_
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arcadia
Nickel
Corp
Ltd
May
17%
*
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Mining and Oil Stocks—
al.75
24
~
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of
Windsor
Anacon
.
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common
Placer Develonment
Power
Jan
Jan
~
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Page-Hersey Tubes
Penmans
18
44
39
common!!!!!!!!!!•
Products
Jun
16%
•
~
Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills
19 % May
50
Ton
_
Car
Corp
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda
13%
5
~
common
Steel
Jan
«
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preferred
Mar
9
100
•
•
~
B
Montreal
Apr
18
3,460
50
*
Molson Breweries
21
150
13%
Apr
50
•
Preferred
McColl Frontenac
450
19
13
al8% al8%
com
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
23
19
•
———
Acceptance
57%
1
Mines
Ltd
1.32
1.30
1.34
21,000
•
32
32
33
825
7c
7c
1
9.65
3.45
55c
9.65
55c
1,500
2,950
1.40
1.25
24
7c
9%
45c
Jan
Feb
Feb
May
1.50
Jap
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
3.20 May
1.52
33
Jan
May
11 %c Mar
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
57c
Jan
Number 5645
185
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2703)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Canadian
Atlantic
Canacian
Oil
Coinenes
Co
Ltd
Resources
5%
9.50
_.;_3
Canadian
Lithium
Canalask Nickei
rcvruieuuid
Capital
*
Mines Ltd_
Lithium
Mines
Miueo Ltu
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Rio
1,950
9.00
9.00
9.30
31c
37c
10,200
68c
75c
1
Mines
Ltd
39c
Central
Consol
Cordasun
Consol
Cadillac
Oils
55c
Jan
Stadacona
54c
Jan
Standard
Halliwell
Consol
Quebec
Ltd
Jan
Stanwell
4c
4,000
4c
Jun
7%c
Jan
Cournor
Mining
21c
40c
2,900
;
14c
Apr
4,000
/
May
15c
Mar
May
27c
Jan
Feb
Tazin
2.25 Jun
13%c May..,;
16c
Feb
1.05
Ltd
15c
7,500
10c
11c
9,500
10c
20c
1,000
19c
19 %
21%
7.150
13
1.08
1.16
2,100
71c
II,500
11c
May
19%
15%c
2.80
_1
3.00
3.70
7c
8c
rv
<
27c
Jan
Mar
17c
Jan
20c
May
Jan
25%
Apr
Mines
Jan
Weedon
Pyrite
14 %c
Feb
Wendell
Mineral
May
12c
Mar
Westville
Dab! en
Mining Corp
*
r.
Daine
Corp Ltd
Devon-Palmer Oils
Dome
Mines
Sullivan
Eastern
&
Sol
15c
10c
Jun
16 %c
Oil
&
Metal
Frobisher
(1945)
Ltd
53c
7.000
3.40
2,200
15c
Jan
15c
Feb
29%c
Jan
36%
1,225
33%
42%
17c 17 %c
10,500
25c
Feb
1
17c
1
2.80
2.75
1
2.80
Mines
Com
&
Gold
Mines
Cons
Hudson-Rand
Indian
Lake
Gold
Ltd
Feb
Acme
55c
May
78c
Jun
15c 18 %c
9,700
11c
1,100
6c
17c
6c
.
5.35
5.35
1,000
25c
__
1.03
27c
1.30 Mar
Jan
30c
5.10 Mar
5.60
22c
May
45c
Jan
3,000
12c
Jun
28c
Jan
10c
10c
1,000
8%c
13c
Jan
19 %
Apr
19 %
19%
250
10c
18%
Feb
9c
21% Mar
10c
5,500
8c
May
11c
1,000
11c
Jun
17c
Jan
75c
873
70c
Jun
75c
Jun
7,944
__
29c
34c
109,500
12 %c 12 %c
1,500
23%
Feb
35%
Jun
21c
May
65c
Apr
23c
Jan
May
80c
May
Jan
46c
Jan
45c
204,600
16c
26,000
4c
Jun
11c
Mar
18%
Feb
Lead
Zinc
Mines
Ltd
Mines
I
Ltd
Mining
Corp Ltd—
Mines Ltd_
_
Creek
Mines
New
Formaaue
New
Jack
New
Pacific
New
Santiago
New
&
American
Northspan
1
Obalski
I,215
34c
30c
34c
1.40
1.47
12,200
16
17
2,100
1.85
O'Erien
Okalta
Gold
Ltd
Perron
19,550
50c
6,000
900
25 %c
25c
30c
33,000
1
13 '/2c
13 %c 15 %c
3,925
1.80
Producers
3.45
25c
62c
247,300
10c
Jan
62c
Jun
27c : 35 %c
10,000
60c
Jan
ii 43,200
18c
Apr
26c
2,000
15c
Apr
22,000
16c
15c
16c
8,700
14c
42 '/a
40%
42 %
1,400
33% Mar
%
Jun
1.00
1.00
1.00
950
Jun
1.00
Jun
73c
80c
22,700
73C
Jun
2.35
Jan
37c
37c
3
4,000
35c
Feb
54c
Ltd
1
•'
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5c
Apr
8C
Feb
1.05
Jan
_
Apr
1.00
_
5%c
98c
1.02
31,830
91c
Mar
13c
15c
21,500
13c
May
■
v
33c
Jan
37c
Jan
r %v 4.40
May
22c
42
Jan
Jan
27c
Jan
5%
Aluminum
4%
Jan
Feb
4%
10 %c
lie
3,000
10c
Mar
17c
Jan
Aumacho
River
7c
6c
May
Gold
Aumaque
Aunor
Auto
Gold
Fabric
4,300
1.25
Jan
2,300
5.60
Jan
17c
17c
18c
9,900
17c
Jun
33c
Jan
58c
Apr
70c
Jun
Banff
2.90
Jan
Bankeno
Jan
Bankfield
Apr
Bank
70c
70c
70c
1,000
2.84
2.70
2.84
28,000
32c
30c
33c
11%
11%
2,625
63c
74c
84,900
lie
Feb
80c
27,184
16%
Feb
34%
Jun
31
30
34 %
30c
May
54c
Feb
14%
14c
16c
3,000
14c
35c
32c
35c
II,500
30c
3.55
3.75
4,700
72c
72c
2.000
1.50
1.60
14,100
1.40
8c
1.58
8c
18.000
8c
8c
6V2C
%c
6
7c
30c
25c
30c
3.50
3.60
1.07
1.03
1.20
14c
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Mines
Jun
of
Bank
Mines
J
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BaJvJe
Apr
—.
1.95
28,125
76c
1.25
104,300
17
17%
1,532
46
46
42%
90
41
55
42
Jun
12%c 19%c
15,400
12c
Feb
•
j
42
1.65
37
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10%
10%
116
170
9°
Jan
14
688
7
Jan
9% May
2.20
Jan
1.25
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
4,345
94c
Feb
25% Mar
13%c Jan
Jun
18% May
Jan
May
43
57
19%c Jun
11% May
118% May
151/4 Apr
Feb
29%
73c
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11 %C
9'/2c
12c
180,450
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17c
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9c
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Jan
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21c
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20c
22c
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1.84
1.84
3.00
1.90
3.00
1,400
1.60 Mar
2.01
•—
100
3.00 May
4 75 Jan
—
7>758
20c May
10c
Apr
0c
8 %c
3,600
16%
17%
8,530
15% Mar
32
6c
Jun
39bv ,Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
12/2c Jan
34%
1,675
2.55
3.20
50,050
2.40
29c
35c
7,022
23%C
Mines.—
1
9°
46%
46%
47
4,061
3.25
3.40
35,515
58%
25c
41c
59%
28c
43c
10,631
9'70°
25c
Jun
45c
Jan
3,350
40c
May
84c
Jan
—
66c
70c
10,800
66c
Jun
75c
Jan
65c
63c
62c
Jan
92c
33c
68c
40c
41,000
~
67,800
25c
Jan
47c
May
Mar
54%
54*-
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54%cJ«n
60c
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3.70
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77c
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—
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1.15
3,000
22c
25c
19%
32,300
16
—
16%
16%
150
1
2.85
2.75
2.95
202,253
1
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1.55
1.60
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33%
30c
75c
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—
3.05
17c
Jun
•
Mar
Feb
Feb
46
May
3.10 May
55%
Feb
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1.05 Mar
22c
Jun
41
3.30
Jan
Jan
42c
May
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3.65 May
59
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1.75
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40c
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16% May
16% May
3.15 May
1.58
1.55
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1.00
Apr
Jun
1.93
Jan
Jun
46% May
Jun
1.14 May
1.60 May
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2.75 Jan
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EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
Apr
Mar
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May
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46
13%c
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5
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6c
STOCK
1.81
Jan
49c
22% Mar
24
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38c
STOCK
183
6,200
Jan
Jan
800
Jun
21,300
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50
25,000
..
5,385
Jan
200
TORONTO
25
9%c
16%
51%nFeb
13
1
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5,700
CANADIAN
25
7c
Jan
Jun
6
1
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Bell
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13% Mar
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60
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38c 40 %c
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140
350
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40c
1,045
11%
70c
11%
llc
37c
Apr
Feb
79,100
26%
1
Ltd
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Jan
72c
Jan
8.25
22c
15%
50%
15
*
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May
%c
11
18c
14
50%
20c
6,856
1
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11 %c
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1
1.55
3.15
—
1.85
Feb
Jan
325
1.45
3.00
27%
1
Mines
Mines
Oils
Jan
3.90
May
1.03
6.25
70c
Jan
1.98 Jan
4.80 Apr
6.25.May
1.40 Feb
2.00 Jan
3.00 Jun3.25 May
12c
Jan
28c May
1.26 May
1
Mines
nreferred
32c
Jan
12c
5,200
11'/^c
70c
6%c May
9,800
13c
5%
45c
Jan
1.98
41,400
131/8
6
25c
9,900
Apr
37c
1.40
6.20
—
1
15c
34c
37,600
3.55
2.40
6,000
1
Jan
9.50
12,100
Feb
32c
34c
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*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
2.30
Jan
29c
9.00 Mar
1
70c
Avillabona
48%
Jan
May
1
—
Mines
Mines
Apr
Feb
Feb
15c
*
common
—
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Jan
23
44%
4,390
1
Acceptance
Jan
21
925
19c
—
*
1
100
45%
1.30
'—
1
21%
45
1.55
•
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May
May
45% May
18c
41% May
6,057
113
Yellowknife
12c
157
45
21%
—
1
Resources
Steels
25c
17
Feb
43%
__
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27c
Jan
155
50
*
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Atlas
Apr
8
108%
14%
151
———50
Jun
3,260
2,0D"5
13%
preferred
Atlantic
Jan
155
4.75
Mar
9C
25% May
95% Apr
50
20c
1#
1.70 Jan
50c
93%
5
4
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
Mar
Jun
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
93%
1.30
—
Feb
95
17%c
23c
10%
11
10%
8
88c
44c
20c
1.85
Jan
93%
35c
—i
1.25 Feb
6,322
50c
Feb
35c
23%
44
Jan
Jan
18V*
22%
preferred
Warrants
2,650
23
1-20
Jan
1.80 Mar
24,375
lr'%
Jan
1
48c
*
50
62c
20c
400
43c
*
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—
49c
11 %c
1.55
1
Gold
16,000
1.55
1.55
19c
common
Atlin-Ruffner
800
llcl2%c
1.50
43 %c
50
Petroleums
Nickel
Corp
Jan
3,000
11c
Feb
9
21
90
6,000
1.50
24
10c May
17%c Feb
6.00 Feb
7.25 Feb
5.00 Jan
6% Apr
01c
Jan
26c May
10c
Feb
1.40 May
18,200
____1
Mines
Feb
7,000
80c
31c
25
—
Mines
Mines
2.00
12c
pfd
Controls
14c
20c
1,265
74c
28c
*
——
Leduc
Jan
7%c
8
Debentures
Jun
4.65 Mar
2,500
10,660
7%
77c
Associated Artists Productions new—25c
Apr
24,014
11
7.70
*
Consolidated
$2.40
2.65 Mar
10%
6.80
31c
Arjon
50c
10
10%
7.70
100
Petroleums
$2%
Jan
35
35% Jan
7
Apr
17% May
5,600
High
30
Feb
22% Mar
9,250
18c
10%
•
com
new
Apex
Jun
93
19c
18c
—
Oils
Larder
Lead
Arcadia
93
12%c
__
•
a
Jan
Area
175
1
Jun
Argus
870
__
1
Anglo Amer Explor——
Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Jan
8
18%
—
Jan
11 %c
Ltd
Anglo
Jun
7%
18%
Low
1
Gold
American Nepheline
Amurex Oil DevelopAliacon
100
*
-
Co
Analogue
4,701
23
Range Since Jan. 1
%
High
23
—
13c
common
preferred
American
Shares
31%
7%
1
*
______
-
Ltd
9c
20c
1
•
Warrants
Amalgamated
for Week
30%
__
common
Algoma Steel
1.40
3.75
—25
debentures
Aluminium
Sales
Range
30%
1.08
Jun
Week's
of Prices
Low
•
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes Imperial
Jan
Funds
Last
50c
Uranium
Algom
1.75
Oil
Notre
Dame
St.
Bidcop
1203
Branch
Black
West 44th
Bav
Bonville
Phillips Square
St, New York City, MUrray Hill
Bouzan
2-4545
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Bowater
5%%
Bowater
IIIIII.II
25c
2,750
10%
140
80c
80c
82c
9,800
8%c
12%c
9c
3,600
13c
11°
12°
65c
74c
56,700
40%
42
80
45
45
50
1
pfd
50
Dreferred
Paper
25c
10%
8%c
1
Ltd
Corp 5%
-
•
1
Gold
Mines
-
1
Mines
Mines
Bouscadillac
Office:
—*
Uranium
Gold
Bordulac
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50
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1
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—
69c
„
—
-
v/f.
Jan
5c
iu
1
Cons
6.500
___♦
46.
c
1.80i
1.02
—
6,800
1
page
/
v
loc
_
_
Shoe
Pacific
Alberta
8.05
Quebec
see
3.35 May
70c
May
3.45
J:
11
10c
Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Lithium Corp
1
footnotes
>
1
Ltd
Corp
trust
1.65
Quebec
For
25c
Apr
2.20 Mar
22c
:—1
1.88
7c
__
1
65
22c
18c
3.15
3.25
■:>,
Ltd
Distillers
Voting
7.25
2
230
25c
22c
100
Jun
14c
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
53C
Par
12 %c May
,__-.2
Ltd
Ltd
Explorations
Alberta
1.70
________1
Development
Jan
55c
m
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
8.00
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec
1.86
50c
Ltd-1
Ltd
Jan
30c
v
Oil
&
1.80
Ltd-1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Gas
—
1
Oil Co Ltd_
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Jan
57c
1.75 May
1
Ltd
4.00
Jun
May
*
10c
1
Explorations
May
May
10c
50c
Petroleums
Ajax
1
Corp
preferred—
2.90 May
1,600
Apr
Sugar common
Surpass
Agnew
1
——,
Phillips
Prove
May
1.99
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
25c
4.20
1
4%%
Gold
9,600
1.92
65c
_90c
partridge Canadian
Gas
63c
50c
Ltd
V
Jan
1.44
23
22c
i
Products
Mines
1
Mines
Mines
Pennbec Mining
1.20 Mar
48c
48c
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pernio
2.08
Apr
1.90
Metals
55c
17
May
4.05
Corp
2.10
Jun
98c
Jan
111
Feb
20c
Jan
23c
Jun
8,100
1.90
Ltd
3.05
18c
-
Gas
Anchor
Jan
60c
Jun
2,500
Jan
13 %c
Mar
1.70
4.05
Ltd
Uranium
1.40
13
73,600
20c 24 %c
_50o
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan
1.92
30c
Jan
Jun
a__
t
May
1.50
__1
Ltd—
Oils
1.72
23c
1.50
1
1.42
73
12.615
1.45
16%
i25
D
May
13c May
1,000
-—•
Ltd——
a__
500
111
1
Asbestos
Uranium
(1945)
14c
25c
—
13c
23c
31c
1.42
1
Ltd—
Rare
6c
1,000
97
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
North American
21,500
45c
14 c
1
Mines.Ltd
New Vinray Mines Ltd
New West Amulet Mines
North
10c
45c
1,835
■
1.42
1
Ltd
Oils
Mines
25
8%c
9c
__
'
,_1
Ltd—:
Mines
Coal
68,200
25
a6.00
"
1
1
Corp Ltd
Lake Uranium
23c
71c
24%
1
Ltd————,
Monpre Uranium Exploration
Montgary Explorations LtdNational Petroleum
11c
500
__5
.
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines
Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Nama
7§c
a6.00
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Petroleums
15c
24%
*
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
1
Merrill Island Mining Ltd——5
Merrill
75c
__
.1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium
Corp of
Canada
LtdLouvicourt Goldfield Corp
T.
Maritimes
,
_1
Mining & Exploration Co
3.00
69,450
Mining
Voting trust
Apr
11 %c
6%c
Shore
Feb
47c
A
Advocate
Jan
35%
70c
34c
1
11c
21c
33%
70c
34%
4c
Kcntiki
Apr
5,000
25c
Labrador
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
22 c
16,100
—
Copper
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Alba
27c
5c
Lake
Apr
12c 12 %c
1
trusts-.
Mar
11c
Jan
43c
voting
64c
37c
Preferred
Jan
3.10 Apr
Apr
1
Ltd
7,500
3,710
44c
Aconic
1,000
1
Mines
1.44
9c
42c
v
75c
Ltd
Atlantic
Class
Jan
14c
Feb
Iso
Jardun
Acadia
3.15 May
May
1
Mines
Apr"
-
%
•
155,600
IIIIIIl
—
Preferred
22c
6c
2.50
23,400
5
—
May
Inspiration Min & Dev Co Ltd
Uranium
2,000
9,150
I
May
_i
Mines Ltd
Mines
Apr
5V2C May
3.25
Abitibi Power & Paper common
15c
78c
___»
Ltd_
Feb
Jan
900
2,0u0
1.16
________1
Mines
80c
12,000
58c
1
Ltd
Gold
Jan
j7c
•
Collieries Ltd
30c
13c
21%
Sale Price
16c
Metals Ltd 1
Ltd-
5,500
15c
Jun
32c
Jan
2.75
1.16
*
.____
:
Ltd—
Copper
Hillcrest
1.75
57c
7c
1
Ltd
Haitian
Hcllinger
14c
1,200
*
Mines Ltd—
Gunnar
Heath
28c
Jun
15c
16c
6c
Mines
28c
1
Uranium Mines
1,000
38c
1.33
Friday
2.65
1
1
Age
Grandines
6%c
21%
Canadian
Jan
35%
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd—
Gui-Por
Jan
10c :10 %c
STOCKS
24%c Mar
2,000
___
Class A
8.00
22c
Jan
66,500
___•
Ltd
Jun
Toronto Stock Exchange
4.05 Mar
18c
Gateway Oils Ltd
Golden
65c
Feb
19c
Ltd
Ventures
May
3.00
18c
*
Mines
43c
16c
19c
1
i;
6.00
10c
Jan
2,000
Copper Mines.:
Oils Ltd—
Oil
45c
3.25
1
Ltd__
2,500
3.15
Ltd—
Jan
5.20
15,000
Ltd
Futurity
45c
3.25
72c
29c
Fundy Bay
Galkeno
4,0u J
40c
;
Mines
Jun
6.05
89c
26c
1
Apr
13% Mar
May
3.70 May
28c
Mining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Mines
12% May
35c
Inc.
Ltd
3.90
27c
—
2.78
30c
»
1,000
4.20
Jan
_1
-
Fano
Fontana
17
30c
4.00
__
1.82
1
Minerals
Nickel
al2 % al2 %
30c
r
Co
Mines
Falconbridge
Gaspe
al2%
,__1
.
Feb
Apr
Apr
500
2.00 Mar
Feb
2.96
63c
3.25
——
Mines
1.68
8,500
2,300
3.00
:
Corp
Co
1,000
89c
Jun
lu, JuO
Gold Mines Ltd
Empire
Fab
Jun
11c
2.65
lrfcu
Fen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd-
El
15c
10c
2.65
__*
Ltd—r——_1
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Eastern
El
Mines
Asbestos
1,668
1
—
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
East
15c
25c
!
Ltd—
Ltd
15c
—
Westburne Oil
1.84
3.90
1
•
&
May
;1
Lithium Mines
5.10
99c
—1.25
Ltd_U——
6%c May
2,000
_
•
Exploration Ltd
Feb
Feb
1
Mines
Rights
Virginia Mining
9c
1
_
Trojan
Ventures Ltd
55c
35c
1.44
United / Oils. Ltd————
Jan
2,000
21%'
_____—-—
Jan
Jan
74c
15c
1
Ltd
Jan
1.35
—
—
Trebor
Va lor
19c
6.00
36c
—1
I
Ltd—
5.25
22c
Ltd
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
May
6%c
•
Ltd
Exploration
Trans
7c
80c
—1
Mines Ltd
Mines
3.40
12,000
IOV2C 10 %c
1
7
Lake
2.30 May
600
1
Jan
Feb
'"
5,250
3.50
3.50
10c
Tib
Jan
Jun
Tacne
1.18 Mar
Feb
lie 15 %c
_1
._
46c
40c
>
Jun
20c
Ltd__l
_
4.20
£
High
136,900
3.25
s
1 V" -''"i-
Mines
Cons
Tarbell
1
1
Sullivan
9.85 May
5c
225,600
1.05
8.80
loc
-
25,500
32c
1.05
_1
Ltd—___
Co
18c
15c
jfeliowKniie Mines
Continental Mining Exploration
Copper Rand C'iubyugaiiiau_
Cortez Explorations
19,235
Gas
&
Low
9%c
1.84
88c
3.90
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
9.80
1784
1
50c
Ltd—
19c
Oil
Range Since Jan.:1
.
High
74c
50c
Ltd—_—_
Jun
19%c
__1
_
(1944)
Mines
10c
2.35
35c
.
Mines
Gold
Shares
7c
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd —_r
21,700
2.25
1.05
Ltd
Apr
12c
2.30
1
_
Ltd_.
Mines
4c
Ltd__l
Ltd-
5.65
•
_
10c
1
Mines
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Jun
10c
75c
Ltd
Dsnistn
May
Jan
Ltd
Petroleum
May
1,500
Cohsol
82c
3.00
1,450
Consolidated
Mar
9c
1
Rocky Petroleums Ltd————_
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
Jan
20c
8c
.
Richwell
Jan
May
31c
20c
Ltd.
v
45c
9,000
8c
Mines
10
May
Sales
for Week
Metals
&
Co Ltd
I,100
17c
Bi-Ore
80c
Feb
Mining
14,100
9.40
Consonuated
Apr
6.50
Jan
35c
20c
1
7%
Uranium
21c
9.60
Mines
-
Low
«
1
Range
of Prices
Par
<
Crest Gold Mines
4.30
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
1
Cheskirk iviineo
____________
Clevoiand Conner Corp
Cochenour Williams Gold
71c
30c
,
43,300
•
_1
Jun
'J ■' ,.r-"'v.
31c
31c
1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
-
Red
20c
1
Ltd
10%
^
4.05
_1
—
Ltd——
High
Feb
5% Mar
I
5,9U0
31c
68c
•
Oils
5.90
1,200
74c
1
.__
Carnegie
Central-Del
6%
Last
§ale Price
Rexspar
_1
._
Mines Ltd
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd—
15,050
Week's
Friday
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10 %
71c
_7.';
Canadian Devonian
7
•
6 '/a
preferred
JUNE
1
High
8.50
'
NDED
.STOCKS
lcu-—
Common
•
Low
2
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
7,000
J'J®®
5%
900
^ 7^S
^IS
5%
25c
Mar
10% Jun
70c
Feb
8%c Jan
»%C Feb
110
65c
.,.
"
Jun
40% May
43% Feb
4.85 Mar
70c
Jan
12% Jan
I-12 3a"
14c Ma
15cMAy
155
1.55
jan
^an
45% May
4B/4 mar
5% Apr
N
The Commercial and
44
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2704)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Cast
JUNE 7
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Sale i'rice
of Prices
Low
Par
Shares
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
High
,—.—50
(T G) common
Bright
10%
100
9%
9%
9%
8,011
40%
40
19
19
87c
56%
100
—50
British American Oil
47%
Columbia Electric—
preferred
preferred _v
—
4%% preferred —
British Columbia Forest Products
84c
43
15,050
57%
Jan
Low
13,442
49% May
Jan
15%
WfiTfflnt.C
90c
Consolidated
May
91
Jan
Jun
48%
50
41
•
11%
12
6,415
British Columbia Packers class A—_—*
British Columbia Power
*
16
16
156
Miries_
Reef
Brunliurst
Mines
Brunsman
Brunswick
Mining
Gold
Burchcll Lake
if--.
80c
82c
80c
12,250
7
30O
11c
24,500
8c
7c
9c
14,725
8c
8.50
9.00
1,265
—
8
9%c
3,200
1.15
2,000
C7C
18c
35,700
12c
May
7c
7%c
31
785
•
4,500
10c
66c
73c
102,780
14
14
200
11
597
*
29%
140
Preferred
26c
4%%
preferred
Malting
6%
5.55
Jun
13%
Jan
5.10
41%
110
51
22%
22%
3.90
4.00
5,800
2.32
36
34
May
May
39%
800
83%
135
80
Mar
90
2.50
8.25
——*
275"
11
13c
18c
18,535
13c
47c
58c
50,933
81,582"
40c
58c
8.45
10%
20
49%
49%
49%
25 %
25%
26%
5,661
27%
27 %
Drawn
58c
Jan
Feb
May
Jun
65c
4,490
78c
1,870
13%
14% May
Dome
28:,.:»
Apr
.12%
Apr
16
28%
110
27%
Jan
30
6;%
1,675
6%
Jun
9"
*
2.65
2.78
32,200
Ltd—3
6
6
6%
2,710
70c
74c
5,700 "
*
1.17
1.28
p.00
Petroleum..
1.15
8.90
9.30
common......*
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8
10
21%,
21%'.
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22
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Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Products class A
1.85
1.85
7.50
8.00
„
"
16,280
A:
. ;.
Apr
1.65 Feb
16,315
.
145.""
5.10
*
8
.100
43%
44
*
9.40 May
21
22
Canadian
High
1.00
1.35
6,875
2.25
2.70
75,977
1.75
8
2.70 Mar
May
18
Mar
8.60 Jun
; :
Jail
43
Canadian
Crest..
Homestead
.20c
,
Oils
1.15
_10c
__
2.25
.
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125
j
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22
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian Malartie
Canadian
North
Canadian
Oil
Gold
6,190
13%
14%
4,710
25
25
*
29c;
1
common
preferred
8'/r: preferred
35 %
30c
30
100
100
100
140
19
9.50
10%
3,665
25
33%
34%
7,850
10
24%
25
58(1
16%
1
3.90
4.40
II,200
18
1955 warrants
Canadian Prospect!
...
Canadian Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Corp
Utilities
,
Coy
Natural
Oil
Canso
Central
Producers
Central
Ltd
Corp
30c
37c
40c
60c
66c
37c
1
4.00
8% Mar
Donalcla
,
2.70
Duvex
Feb
2.70
Jun
East
Sullivan
Amphi
6.90
Chesterville
Mines
;i
__
Farm
Cody Reco
Combined
:
Con
Key
Conro
For
8c
Apr
95
Mar
El
Apr
99
Jan
12%
1.02
5.60 Apr
1.42
4.60
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.84 Jan
32c
3.30 Mar
Apr
3.60
5.30
58,292
Sol
21c
161,800
%
9.85
«v
; 3.35 Feb.
1.25
Jan
Eureka
7%c Jan
':4
v
Jun
Ford
2.26
2.01
2.35
2.00
1.91
2.00
1,406
:
48c
16,425
%
4,840
7,200"
74c
2.85
62
4.25
•36c
Jan
4.25 _Feb
Feb
Corp
j
Mines
Debentures
Gamma—_
see
page
46.
:
Jan
2.70
112,740
12c
13c
15.4911
31%
30
31%
4,958
12%
12%
13%
6,685
12%
12%
12 !a
1,258
33
32%
33%
6,921
961
a
96%
20u
15%
15%
2.54
2,62
9
9
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...
1.42
96 Va
10
3.65
115
9
1.80
150
20c
1.25
Feb
2.80
Apr
Giant
40c
40c
1,300
32c
May
45c
Jan
35c
36c
8,549
25c
Jan
44c
Mar
13c
21c
Jan
23c" Mar
,
Jan
16c
Feb
"10c
Mar
49%© Jan
"■
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Feb
15c
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4.300
1.45
31c
23c
Jan
18c
10©
1.75
Jan
95c
69,000
12c
'
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29c
21,325
May
73c
;Jan
26©
Jan
16c
May
9c
'
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Jan
1.27
9,600
1.10 Mar
1.46
5.10
3.95
5.10
15.685
3.65 May
5.25
55c
55c
500
26c
25c
29c
3.25
3.20
3.40
19,87»
4.60
J/!:,•»
40
40%
270
25%
25%
325
25
49%
49%
210
48
Jun
58
Jan
48
48
47
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50
May
30c
32c
15,500 '
48
May
25c
May
5%
Jan
Feb
Apr
50c
4.10
2.90
-
Jan
65c
41c
Jan
Jan
8.25
Jan
Apr
40%
Jun
Mar
27%
4.50 Mar
33
7,550
25c
Jan
40c
Feb
Feb
Mar
23c
25c
I.500
21c
May
40c
27c
29c
22,160
27c
May
59c
Jan
38c
35C
Jan
82c
Jan
Jan
40c
Jun
24%c
41c
370,200
40c
109,700
60
60
60
60
—25
43
43 34
80
40% May
65c
70c
83c
80c
63©
30c
32c
35%
% V>
16c
73
Jaii
11,423 '
53c
21.502
54c
Feb
1.03 Apr
93c
Jun
8,100
28c
Feb
49%o Jan
37
6.258
33 %
Feb
42% Jan
17 %
17%
1,450
15
Jan
18
May
21
760
17%
Feb
23
May
•
Feb
2.72
3.05
1.60
1.80
0.65
4.95
7.20
45,475
2.93
25c
23c
26c
73.430
17c
20
26 !2
120
1
-20
,
59.065
10,670
3.20 May
Feb
1.46
2.78
1.95 Mar
Feb
86c
41c
1
15c
16c
8,700
14c
85c
88c
1.843
70c
Mar
5.90
IIIi
8.00
7.90
8.60
19,137
—15
52
52
52%
1,079
———*
107%
9.15 May
59% May
Jan
591
98%
Apr
114
650
107% 108%
20
Jan
26
24
25
1.25
1.50
730
12c
12C
14c
12,650
*
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1.10
Feb
51%
Jan
24c 7 Apr
Feb
»
May
28%
Mar
25
Jun
7.20
Jan
May
J
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Feb
47%
May
20
65c-
1
—
14%c
18c
1.18
30VV
1.05
30%
1.23
3114
100
147a
14%
—
*
———
—,
1.25
11c
Jan
Jun
21c
Jun
Jan
34
Mar
27%
May
1.50
Jun
__
Canada
Ltd-
—
100
30
100
Jan
14 "4
5%
4.85
Jan
57!'a
58%
577
53%
Jan
40*2
5.85
1.079
5.60
25c
5.700
4.500
20c
Feb
90c
1.000
86c
Feb
39
5.50
5.40
5.25
23f2C
Gold
—
4.60
1
Mines
Mines
43c
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—
t
13c
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1
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1
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90c
4.60
4.70
43c
48c
22c 23%c
12 %c 13!ic
865
4.801
49.725
37
5.00
40c
Jan
Apr
66%
Apr
42% May
6.25
Jan
6.00
Jan
40c
-
Apr
1.24
Jan
5.85
Apr
Mar
71c
Feb
3.000
11c
Jan
16c
May
12.000
11c
Jan
16c
May
7%c Feb
8c
8c
8c
10.000
85c
62c
23c
II,625
E5c
Jun
14,500
18c
Feb
19c
"
6.00 May
Feb
86c
23c
Jan
Jan
18%
Mar
Feb
35c
105
4.50 Mar
4.55
Jan
307« May
Feb
250
3.10
I 1.30
Mar
5,643
40
—
;
Jan
15%
5%
5.40
'
1.01
1
Jan
1%
1
1
—
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66.033
27
57%
common
„
1.370
-——1
—
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Manitou
Goldfields
Jan
97k- '- Jan
M(W
28%C
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Eagle
Jan
9%
'
15!aC May
17,700
16c
1
Goldcrest
12%
10% May
7% May
1.21
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'
57% May
Jan
39%
1,460
1.21
common—
Yellowknife
Golden
May
27% Apr
26% Jun
Apr
19% Feb
Jun
Dynamics
Goldcrest
Gold
"16 '
26
14 %c
Scientific
Glenn
Mar
82.600
Mines
Genex
99
Apr
11% Feb
7,281
,
...
29c.
.
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Class A
Geo
Mar
13
33% Jun
96
—1
preferred
Jan
Jun
26% Mar
1
31c
17c.
8!•*,
...8
1.30
,
Mines Ltd——————— 1
Jan
13% Feb
Apr
Power
Gatineau
13% May
Jan
Anr
1.380
55
11%
1
4.35
Feb
Mar
Jan
9.25
12
53.810
10%
1
May
Mar
32%
60
26%
53%
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5 %
Apr
21c
Apr
350
27
24%
11%
-
Exploration
Geco
2.83
Mar
loo
27
'
24%
Galkeno
Apr
Jan
12c
28 %
'
Gaitwin
May
1.15 Mar
May
13
9,2511
Feb
70c
8
Jan
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Jan
12e
700
13©
91c
Feb
410
17C
Jan
16c
106
1.00
13c
13c
07a
13
16c
Jan
34c
333
12%'
16c
20c
Jun
7%
Motors
8,550"
May
19c
7%
Petroleum
8.600
7c
5,200
———100
General
43,050-
10,500
Trailer Co————-—
Fruehauf
General
13c
9c
22c
81
Jan
15c
Jan
7c
19c
7c
Feb
2.14 Jan
•31c
60c
75 %
16c
27/c
May
45
Feb
12c
36c
78%
Jun
14c
18,896
77
9c
V
40c
36C
Apr
77
1.12
28c
Mar
Feb
II,500
15c
Jan
10
2.50
11c
13C
17c
47c
Jun
915
1.35
1
Jan
May
8
13,830
9c
*
1
.
Oil
9c
35c
80
2.80
1.12
35c
56%25
27,000
8
28%
General
*
12c
8
.17%"
General Bakeries
•
10c
25c 27!ac
2.60
Feb
19,650
May
27%
Jun
2.10
55c
2.70
17c
1.85
Feb
27%
71c
1.99
22c
*
Jun
2.50
.
2,225
35
common
May
205
Jan
35c
*
Ltd
10c
7011
Feb
36c
36c
Companies
28c
125
Jan
42c
May
47!4
i
——
7,647
153,450
3.75
54!2
Jan
15c
1
(U Si—
class A
630,900
120
Apr
22c
32,500
25%
Corp
12c
3.75
278
15.575
19c
III 10
.—_—
71c
120
50
29c
10c
Apr
8% May
-
Mar
25c
Apr
1.25
.
28©
May
l25c
10c
10
i
15c
30c
39c
12 %
16,450
Apr
•
54c
Apr
Jan
34c
3.65
78
75c
Jan
7% Apr
Jan
42%
Jun
16c
1.52
Jan
Jan
Apr
'4.25
23c
27c
1—20
Copper———
preferred
Mines
Francoeur
Fraser
1.15
35
1.25
Frobisher
f
3.25 Jun
15c
Mar
49! 4
49%
Jun
Apr
40c
16c 16%c
16c
—
Canada
of
Jun
125
8c
2.65 Jun
1.75
Ford Motor Co
Jan
2,200
1.20 Feb
Jan
4.50
—
Foundation Co of Canada
60c
10c
53
Nickel
Canadian
Canada
Florida
36c
Jun
5.80 Jun
i
Manufacturing
28c
8
35
—
Kirkland
Fleet
Feb
7%
35
Warrants
Jan
1.75 May
Jan
1.60
4,25 Jan
628
10
.-
Fargo Oils Ltd
Far west
Tungsten
30c
2.21
15c
3,50 Jan
5,500
i
Insurance———
Federal
2.90 Apr
Jan
5.30
>!•
Jan
Apr
27c
Jan
/ 13c
;
Jan
9c"
Jan
Jan
1.09
1.20 Feb
-
28.215
2.85
—*
1
Faraday Uranium Mines
26c
1.01
3.25
9%c
Players
6,800
17,450
19,745
9%e
5.20
16
.
2.70
2.65
common
Refineries
27,200 "
3.15
5.80
Explorers Alliance
38c
1.29
425
1
1
——_—1
i
Ltd
1
Corp
Excelsior
36c
71 %
2,000
-1
Insurance———
Life
Equitable
33c
3;05
560
1.35
3.00
lie
9%c
Mines
Life
32c
71 %
11c
1.20
Jan
88c * May
32c.: Mar
3.25 Mar
2.75
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Grain
% 5.00 Jan
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Federal
5.00 Jun
2.27 Mar
15c
8.50
.
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67c
u
Ltd
Mar
57c
May
8.40
Apr
2.00 Mar
9%c Feb
8%
14%
28,200
3.70
Feb
2.46 Mar
5,150
1.07
10,131
515
89c
mil
Pen-Rey
El
35c
•
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footnotes
,
110% Mar
10% Jun
1,000
*
<
Allenbee
Beta
14c
„„
Mar
90
9.740
1.16
15%
67c
1.23
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l
Mines
Consolidated
May
Empire
Feb
Jan
-
3.50
80c
50
——
1
Mines
Pete
Development
11
26% May
5.00 Feb
4.05
_1
Mines
Consolidated
.19% May
23% Feb
3.65
14c
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Emerald
11c
•
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.
Mines
Consolidated
6;
Feb
34 % May
2.60
1.13
35c
5.10
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Feb
4.20
1
Enterprises
Coniaurum
1
Eldrich
4.30 Mar
28%
10c
3.10
•
15%
Fanny Farmer Candy
l
:
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Confederation Life
Coniagas
10% Mar
2.45
*
;
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Yellowknife
Commonwealth
Jun
Apr
7.50 Apr
Jan
3.60
*
Common
Elder
1
Coldstream
Colomac
i
May
3fr
•
Mar
13
May
Feb
15%
1
Co.._-
Famous
25
_
Gold
140
May
101 % May
154 %
Feb
75c
.
Equipment
36
Match
_1
Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Lake
2634 Mar
Jan
5.25
33c
*
Trust——
Falconbridgd
17,513
27%
Jan:
40c
-• ;
Jan
-1
II—1
53 %
Eddy Paper class A
9.85
l
.
"Cobalt Consolidated
Coin
Eddy
Apr
9.25
_______l
Mining & Smelting
Cockshutt
Jan
40c
19c
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
86c
10c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines.
—
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chrysler
Apr
Mar
6.90 May
Cheskirk Mines
39,6u4.
common—*
Smelling
&
May
3.00 Mar
*
8,600
21c
Products.———.
Investment
7c
4.470
4.20
Mining
Steel
30c
": 3,300
2.50
Eastern
Economic
5.00,
4.20
48c
15c
9.20
7,345
—
Eastern
Jan
7.00
1
Jun
May
28
3.75
,
—
16%
15
6.90
1
:
44c
18C
1
25c
1
Metals
Jan
38,467
45c
8
Co Ltd
Asbestos
Eastern
Feb
•
5
22% May
Jan
9,500
"
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1
1
Mines
Jan
3,937
32,360
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3.50
...
t
;
2,925
50
Malartie Mines
98%
V
Feb1
17c " Apr
2.255
40c
—1
East
Apr
18 %c Mar
*
-
6.60
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Jun
8%
—1.80 FebM
Jan
2.28
27,934
-
38%
?~~1
1
69c
35c
25c
35c
1-
46c
2.90.
27.217
2.55
-
.
1.12 Mar"
9!'ac
1
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&
Feb
32c
Apr
Feb
'
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Mar
2.51
30c
15c
6.25
Co Ltd—
Oils & Minerals
?_
Duvan
60c
5,223
14,650
36%
^
Mines
•
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30c
64,503
13,375
May
40c
Stores
I,000
1.95
22c
6.25
Textile --common—J-——*
3,283
3.25
T'6© * Apr
23c
21c
1
Dominion Tar & Chemical
15,447
5.00
Apr
500
38%
Steel & Coal
1.35
20
Jan
T7c
Feb
Jail
Jan
1.05
May
9o, Jan
12%
2
——2.50
Jan
-
16c
17c
2.30
22c
60c
"
28,800
"
11%
—10
—
Feb
3.90
6,686
-
Jan
33 %© May
16%c Feb
Jan
Jan
May
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Feb
9!zc
Apr
82©
Jan
42c
5,500
2.30
—
18c
1.75
*
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Gold.
Oil
30c
22c
12%
Oils—
50
12%
2
37,666
5.35
28%
: 22 k May
235.232
-1
Jun
6
21.066
10©
A...-
23%
1
.
Porcupine
Charter
100
*
Explorers
Pat
Central
10%
.1
Rio
Del
10%
1
Castle Trethewey
Central
65
2.90
.
Gas
Asbestos
6,400
7U'
98
1
Captain Mines Ltd:
Cassiar
9 %c
93 %
1
Mines
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
Canso
9c
90
93%
*
__
5%
Exploration
Erin
9 %c
0
100
•'
Corp.
pfd
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Can
3,620
10
140
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Candore
7,434
3,516
585
.
Copper
10,250
101
1953 warrants
Canam
10,252
30c-
30c
35%
30c
»
5'«
.
10%
*
...
Inca
Cos
15%
23
•;
_
22 %
13%
Warrants
21%
15%
,...1
28c
1.65
5
Mines
Eastern
Canadian Husky
24c
1.47
Seagrams_-_-__—
Dominion
Jun
V'i
i "
Jan
1.10
A
class
Securities
5,150
21c
_—I
Exploration
Dominion
.
Jun
8
'
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55c
17c
Mines
Dominion
10% May
'
8
54c
9.990-
65C
v
Dominion Scottish Invest com_
1.70 Apr
Jun
-'Mai'T,.'": 1
18
Jan
Jan
85c
:
v
Jan
7%
...10
2,655
1.95
7,95
7%
Mar
Jan
6.50
200
30c
Canadian
80c
200
10
w„.
3.00 May
-
5% Mar
9,800
62,125
7%
"\
1.30 Mar
70c
,
I'%
4.30
.
71,900
13c
*
Dominion Electrochome Ind____.
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
Preferred
r—,%_•
:——:——100
Dominion Magnesium
*
Jan
1
Feb
23,765
-
24
77C
10c
—
Mines
Distillers
Jan
6%
2.55
.
5.00
23
63c
60c
1
Mines—
Gold
Diadem
Jan
23%
—_
4.85
•
10 %C
————-—
Palmer
Devon
Apr
6%
.
25c1 May
1.59
Mines
Dome ?
Dredge;&
Preferred
Jun
Delnite
19
*
/
22c
Brewis Mines——
D'Eldona
26%
„r„
Canadian Gen
Jan
28
000
Apr
"
Ltd—.—_—i
Horn
Deer
8.70 May
56
Feb
23% Mar
14 "
15e
65 c
1
Warrants
16 % May
53c
Feb
warrants.
Steel
Mar
23% Mar
15%.
1,529
10%©
—
Decoursey
3,550
14
—
Devonian
Jan
1,470
14
Pete
Canadian
Jan
10c
Resources
Canadian
12%
24 %c
19
14
Canadian
Gas
May
May
67c
14
18C
——
D'Aragon Mines
Leather, class
27%
*
1.10 May
——
Davis
65c
—*
Canadian Chieftain
Decalla
Jun
17%
-———25
—
Apr
45
Apr
•
9%C 16%c
Daering Explorers —
Daine
Mining Corp—
n
common—
Collieries
8.05
45
6.00
1,808
*
.
A—.—_
class
Jan
29
100
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.C5 Mar
Jan
45
11%
Feb-
3.75
2.95 May
365
r
1.38
28c
26c
Mines
Mines
Cusco
Feb
53,933-
54c
Minerals
Crowpat
Jan
May
35c
67c
24
63c
Timber common
Zellerbach
Crown
2.85 Mar
37% Mar
Feb
5.00
41
—2
Jan
75c
11%
13c
Chemical & Cellulose—
Caiiadftih Dyno
552
45
I
$1% preferred
Preferred
3,150
May
35©
Apr
18c
4.89
Pershing
Croinor
Jan
4.50
37
7.35
8.05
*
Oils
Empire
Celanese
Jan
11c
Jan
51©
58©
1
Preferred
24% Mar
Feb
18c
70c
2.75
Crestbrook
36
10,900'
13,226
3.05
8c
1.20
Warrants
Crestaurum
Jan
82
12.50
Aluminium
Canadian Canners
Apr
Apr
55
2.15
.—.-I
—
British
42
111
1.75
165,075
V
Jun
18 %c
6,800
——
Canada
of
Oil
Cree
Jan
2.50
82%
.....
—L_,
Mar
34%
35
1.20
———.
47% Mar
22% Jun
3.20
1.01
„1
—
Bit
Craig
% May
8
30%
2.50
•
20
common
Jan
Jan
35
1,600
3.05
—
Cowichan Copper
Feb
273
*
——_
Cournor
Apr
100%
8,000"'
24c
3.00
Jan
560
10c
34c
1.03
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Mining !——_____
6.25
29
200
__
9%c
Jan
1.85
Jan
1.20
20!aC
,
3.50
2.75 May
26c
Zinc
Lead
Coulee
30 y2
6
115
50
40%
Jun
Jan
170
25
Breweries
Preferred
8
26
——
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
8
78%
26%
60
40
A—
9%c
Negus
24% Mar
500
2,021
27
105
Minerals
British
5.25
29%
27
100
*
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
Canadian
5.25
28%
28%
_10
,
Canadian Admiral Oils
Canadian
Mar
33 % May
Feb
....
—
Astoria
Canadian
62
Jan
1.55
'■
Feb
warrants-
Oil
Preferred
Canadian
I,485
1.25 Feb
9.15
Canada Steamship Lines com
Preferred
Feb
_*
Canada Southern Petroleum..
Canadian
24
4.35
Permanent Mtge—
Canadian
1,965
900
common
class
Canada Southern
Canadian
14,175
Apr
6,331
~
Canadian
7%
3,20 May
Feb
9.65
——.
B
Canada
1.35
32%
1.65
5.55
Lands___.
Packers
Class
100
104,000
Jan
78%
1
1
—
Warrants.
Canada
May
15%
11% Apr
Jan
7%
32
*
20
common
Preferred
Canada Oil
82c
9% May
78
— ———
407.211
__1
Pershcourt Mine—
Consolidated Red Poplar Mhu_—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines____.
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated
Ttmgsten Mining_
Consolidated
West Peroleum—
Consumers Gas of Toronto——
Conwest Exploration —
Copper Corp Ltd
—
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man Mines _—:—-——
Copper Rand Chiboug^
Corby Distillery class A.—
Jan
13% Feb
2.94
*
Canada Iron Foundries
1.85
Consolidated
Apr
9.45
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
5%
5.10
*——
1.53
Mines
Nicholson Mines__
Consolidated' Northland Mlnes__
Consolidated Peak Oils
Apr
15%
May
Jan'
1.30
1.33
36
78
——
1.80
i
5.50
common
May
-_1
Mines
Guayana
Consolidated
Apr
*
*
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Cement
Jan
64c
Consolidated
Mar
—1
Campbell Chibougamau
Apr
7
Consolidated Mosher
11%© Feb
Jan
4
9%c
r
2.50 May
Jan
7%
25c
12c
21c
-
6%c Apr
6,000
31%
-j—*
Apr
Jan
14c
68c
Jan
12%
8%c Mar.
.1.10
0c
14c
7% c
Jan
15c
.
Feb:
9c
5%
Calvan Cons Oil-
17%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor__.
Jan
19c
Mar
Oe
9%c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Jan
East
Consolidated Howey
Jan
8
Jan
31%
5%
Petroleum
1.07
May
6% Mar
7
10 %c
2.40
Calalta
5.50
-_1
45
*
Burrard Dry Dock class A
11.025
90c
Gold
Consolidated Marbenor
Mines—
Consolidated Marcus Gold L*U-...
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd-
80c
1
.
13! a
Feb
Apr
47% Apr
Burlington
Apr
12%
Mar
17
52% May
—,
25%
-_1
Feb
—*
B
Jan
45c
Consolidated Halliwell
X
—
class
12%
36c
Jan
25
Ext_
30,284
3.990
13%
10% May
14% Feb
Mar
10%
Ltd
Hill
21%
19,280
Consolidated
41
*
—1
Products
Bullochs
19%
Consolidated Golden Arrow_
43
-
Building
Bunker
Jan
20
19.606
Jan
Consolidated
Mar
960
—
Ankerite
Buffalo
26c
60c
95% Mar
10,486
1
——-X
Buffalo Canadian Gold——
_____-•
Buffalo Red Lake..—.
—----——1
Euffadison
Feb
62c
46%
45
Smelting
&
18c
2.85
50
52 %
1
—»—-—1
_
5,500
51c
Apr
43
"
Mines
20c
47c
Jun
51 %
*—
Jan
20c
2.75
Apr
Feb
51 %
—
class A.
Mills
Apr
19c
55c
B0
195
Brack
55c
Jan
54c
40
1,027
40
British,Columbia Telephone Co:
Feb
10c
i
Oil——
Consolidated Dragon
57%
46%
285
47%
Broulan
22c
500
•
90%
5%
51,125
12c
i
Crest——
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake_.^
43%
British
4%%
37c
12c
Discovery
3.25
2.60 Mar
High
32c
12c
I
'
•'
Low
33c
::::i
Mines
Denison
Range Since Jan, I
12! a
Calliman
Consolidated
Jun
19
Jan
Mar
42c
Feb
9% Mar
Shares
High
20c
Flin..__—
Consolidated Central Cadillac—
Consolidated
Cordasun OilsConsolidated
Apr
12%
Jan
7%
237,100
3.15
56%
——1
-1
*
Britalta Petroleum
9
100
76c
2.90
—
Brilund Mines Ltd—
1.00
Mar
70c
3,400
46%
*
preferred
Bridge <fe Tank
83c
10%
*
common
Traction
Brazilian
82c
1
Petroleums
Brantford Cordage class B—
Eralsaman
far Week
of Prices
Par
*
%
Range
Sale Price
High.
?'c Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
10%c Jan
2.10
Jan
'32%c Mar
Volume 185" Number 5645
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2705)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Tire
Canada
Granduc
Great
Great
Warrants
Gas
Coal
class
Mines
Gunnar
Gwillim
Harrison
Headway
Heath
Gold
i.
:
1
1,—
1
Crest
each
Hoyle
Feb
Mar
62c
17c
(J00
15r
Jan
27c
11c
Apr
11c:
9 lie Jart
14c
Jan
2,600
61c
86c
59,450
lie'
12cf.
15,000
611
614
100
7c
7c
7%C
6,300
1.20
1.50
Jun
May
1.07
I
6%
Jun
12 %c
Jan
34c
21,000
45
45
5
*
1014
1014
350
3314
35
36
85c
Feb
26c
Apr
Feb
46
Jan
11%
5,928
Jun
23% Feb
National
Feb
23% May
7,233
10%
Jan
23% May
32
Jun
41
National Steel
50
42
42
42
•
5.95
5.75
6.10
4,245
Smelting——*
6314
63
65
4,921
63
25c
27c
26 lie
27c
6,000
1
1.94
1.94
2.04
32,137
10
55
Corp
Ltd
(John)
52 "2
55
131a
131a
13 li
Nealon
Apr
Jan
Nesbitt
46c
Jan
2.20
3134
New
Alger Mines—
New Athona
Apr
i.
&
Co
New
Gas
Jan
New
Goldvue
4
16
Jan
15
1414
16
l,0a5
5.90
5.90
6.50
8,195
1
74c
76c
7,933
pfd—25
22
22
100
Eronze
Nickel
Powders
Co
Ranwick
Canada
6%
22
Mines
Explorations——
May
30c
35c
24c
Jun
Jan
35c
79,950
25c
17,833
2,325
22c
Mar
48c
Jan
25c
19c
Jan
35c
May
10c 10 %c
24,000
10c
May
25c
New
Mines
Apr
Jan
*
20c
16VaC
26c
562,600
14c
Feb
26c
Jun
Newlund Mines
1
48c
40c
49c
109,955
30c
Jan
53c
New Manitoba Gold
•
May
1
1.18
1.10
1.20
27,150
Minda-Scotla
•
31c
30c
36c
1
15c
15cI6V2C
28.602
1.34 Jan
Mar
80c
16,435
Mylamaque
——"
1114
111
Aor
11% Jun
14
t
Jan
"'
290
15
1,665
15
1.66
11,480
5,820
Feb
2.20
Jan
4.30
2.60 Feb
5.20
Apr
1.60
3.90
.—*
7,818
1514
3.90
1514
16*4
15
1614
47
1.40
25c
——1
—1
V,v. 200
58%
1614
•
12
55 li
V'~'-1
—9
1.65
7,212
1.10 Feb
1.30 May
May
1.01
62 >■'
May
May
1514 May
1614
20 lie
24c
6,600
1.05
1.18
37,900
54c
Jan
1.30
16,800
58c ;
Jun
96c
19 %C
1.16
58c
58c
62c
May
Jun
Newnorth
Exploration
Gold
Mines
New
Rouyn
New
IL
1
Senator Rouyn
Merger
New Superior
New
Taku
12c
8%C
7c
8%c
2.40
2.20
2.40
37c
19%c Jan
38c
Jun
"
;
Apr
,■
r
lie
.Jan
5c
May
12c
12.603
1.85
Feb
20c
62,700
23,435
V
Feb
Apr
2.65
May)
Mar
16,650
3.35
Apr
Apr
26c
3.55
5.00
Jan
2.59
13,600
2.25
Jun
3.35
Jan
8%C
8%C
9%c
28,200
8%c Jun
14 %c
24c
24c
28c
9,200
24c
*
50
50
50 %
1,813
47
1
60c
60c
•
3,100
15c
32,000
3.45
1
Nor Acme Gold
Jan
Feb
13q
8C
Jan
3.40
1
Mines
Noranda
20c
2.25
20 %c 20 %c
*
Ltd
1
Apr
52c
Jan
1
Mines
Nipissing Mines.
Apr
May
10c
.
6,000
14c
1
Mines
Rim
14c
13c
-1
—.—1
—
Oils
,
Nickel
9c
*
30c
„
Nordon
Mines
—
20c
500
Mar
Jan
45c
Jan
Feb
57%
Jan
Feb
70c
43c
93,700
12c
Jan
34c
Apr
60,199
19c
Apr
Apr
Jan
20c 22 %c
62c
Jan
Norlartic Mines
1
8%c
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
21c
34,500
2,800
8c
18c
10%c
Jan
28c
Mar
Normetal
*
4.40
4.35
4.50
6.95
Jan
47c
46c
49c
2,887
4.25
1
40c
17c
16c
18c
20,350
16
16
100
1
*
85c
80c
6,155|
47c
Mar
73c
Jan
Norpax
Feb
25c
Jan
Norsyncomaque
16
Jan
16
Jan
Northcal
Jan
North
88C
25,501
62c
Feb
49c
55c
50,300
47c
May
2.33
5,320
9%c 11 %c
21,100
1.68
Feb
9c
1.05
65c
2.60
Mines.
1
1
1414
90c
14 li
Canadian
Northland
80c
700
61c
Jan
98c
Jan
15c
18,500
12c
Jun
26c
Jan
95c
1.00
15,723
95c
Feb
13*/iC
14c
2,200
2.00
Feb
13'4c Mar
2.80
Jan
1.34
Apr
Oils
Uranium
1914
725
18
Apr
19%
Jan
24%
8,020
18
Feb
24%
Jun
Norvalie
1.94
6,500
90c
Jan
1.60
Jan
Nudulama
1.85
1.35
1.30
20c
Jan
1.40
7,940
12c
10,000
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
25c
8,000
14c
Jan
39c
Apr
6.00
6.20
5,915
Jan
6.25 May
16c
2,400
19c
700
164
Leitch
1
1.05
Feb
3.75
15c
Mar
3.00
Feb
17% Mar
Jan
4.25 May
O'Brien
Okalta
O'Leary
Ontario
1.67
331,952
41.967
99c
Feb
7.90
7.25
8.10
5.60
40
5.90
6.05
17%
8.50
8,470
40
16
5.60
0.25
1,855
1.60
4,325
*
1.55
1.40
*
27%
27%
Feb
5.05
12,589
40
5.35
.
9,270
16%
7.50
16%
Jockey Club
May
11% Mar
3.70 May
37
Apr
3.20
Feb
1.35
Feb
84c
1.67
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jun
9.00 Mar
8.80 Mar
17%
8.50
Jun
Jun
41% May
6.25
2.10
Jun
10,600
10c
Feb
17c
Apr
Rights
658,450
12c
Feb
42c
Apr
Jan
2.85
Apr
2.35
Long Lac Gold
*
2.95
2.55
2.99
-25,800
326,185
2.20
1.85
Jan
-50
42
41
42
791
41
Mar
•
22
2114
22
I.042
16
May
.
—
Class B
*
Mines
22
22%
91ic
8c
9 %c
5,166
8c
Mar
*
;
22%
1
—
14c
11 lie
14c
27,800
11c
Jun
1
;
3.22
90c
1.34
46,675
16
1.10
Feb
Apr
Feb
Feb
May
23*i May
13 lie
20c
Jan
Jan
Class
Jan
May
45c
Jun
83
Jan
18,500
45c
8,600
7c
8c
15,000
7c
11c
Mar
1
72c
70c
75c
24,274
50c
Feb
92c
May
11c
10c
12c
30,000
10c
Mar
23c
Jan
78
30c
Jan
—
13c
12c
13C
96,000
12c
May
20c
Jan
1
27c
27c
30c
7,600
26c
May
80c
Jan
2.70
2.34
Jan
2.85
Jan
2.84
14,447
38c
55c
146,518
2.00
2.10
46.968
25c
25c
25c
100
25c
Jun
25c
Jun
70c
70c
74c
5,100
50c
Feb
95c
May
8%
8%
8%
715
—20
818
2.82
—*
——
40c
•
common
2.05
.
—:—-——
28c
1.90
,
Jan
Apr
8% Mar
55c
2.40
9%
9%
Jun
Jan
Jan
8%
8%
440
8
Mar
10
25
25
200
25
May
28
Jan
*
26
26
25
22
Feb
26
May
Opemiska
1
II,975
15
Apr
Ontario
preferred
Loan
&
Debenture
Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada
1.70 Mar
Ormsby
1.49 Mar
Osisko
—
Minerals
9.35
Feb
1114
13
———*
—
Gold
Jan
2.90
2.90
2.90
310
1
37c
29c
37c
53,425
18c
48c
58c
7,150
26c
Jan
69c
May
1
—
2.50 Jan
Feb
3.15
Jan
37 %c Mar
1
46C
42C
50C
60,400
27c
Mar
54c
May
14c
2,100
14c
Jan
23c
Jan
25,700
30c
Jun
60c
Jan
Pacific Eastern
1
15C
14C
16C
112,855
9c
Feb
16c
May
7%c
Apr
11c
Jan
Pacific
1
30%
30
34%
88,107
•
129%
139
141
972
43c
45c
6.100
42c
Feb
57c
Apr
1
1
8c
11,850
7,500
80c
F*b
2.08
8,785
48c
13c
1
49c
5,000
11c
14c
67,000
1.00
1.04
1.72
Feb
Feb
65c
Jan
8%c
Jan
18c
Jan
2,820
98c
May
31%
31%
32
1,415
28
Mar
1
1.G0
1.50
1.60
7,677
8c
7c
8c
2.10 May
45c
*
1.48 May
II.000
7c
•
7
7
7%
12,000
6%c
—1
1.69
1.45
1.70
69,225
23c
22c
27c
20,000
1.25 May
13c
Jan
*
30c
Jan
75
21c
35C
99c
2.00
1
78
May
17 %c Feb
78
19c
42c
Ontario Steel Products common
Page
—
Feb
4,50 May
14c
7 lie
—1
30
3.95 May
85c
*
Mines
26*4 May
19 %c
:
B
150
1,075
30c 32'ic
—1
—1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
1.18
7,842
3.10
43 %
22
4.35
1
90c
Preferred
2.20
v
27%
*
Warrants
29c
2.28
1.05
3.15
——-—10
13c
32!ac
*
lie
4.35
100
Oils
36C
1
1
May
Apr
1.21
35
2.05
Jan
1.79
34c
Pamour
Tubes
Porcupine
Parbec
Mines
Pater
Peace
Mines
Nat
Pembina Pipeline
Jan
Penmans
200
74,525
19c
Jan
62c
Apr
1
9 lie
10c
10,000
9%c
Apr
15c
Jan
Permo
Ltd
Gas
new
com
52c
84,000
21c
Jan
52c
May
10c 1014c
17,000
8%c Apr
13c
Jan
10c
7%c
6,700
7c
Mar
89C
98c
35,020
54c
Jan
4.75
4 65
4.75
350
65c
74c
14,000
55c
21C
24c
10,635
18c
Apr
Feb
1
1614
15%
16%
9
Feb
1.25
15%
15 V4
16%
49,335
6.580
26
26
1
7c
92c
1
*
:
&
48c
-1
Gas
common
Preferred
Oil
Jun
May
10c
*
Apr
8
45c
Mines
Consol
River
34%
143
51c
—1
—
Uiunium
Paymaster
Feb
Jan
1
Amalgamated
Feb
16 V'a
100
10c
Drilling
Jan
8
—*
Pan. Western
Oils
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
40c
814
Petroleum
Parker
*
6% May
Mines
Hersey
Jan
11 %c Jan
11c
Lake
Jan
1
page 46,
1.35
—
Malartic
Jun
Jan
Mar
Mines
see
Mar
*
May
9
73c
Gold
Petroleum
footnotes
48c
20
Mining-.
13
800
39,500
Lexindin
Ltd
4.200
"
19% May
13
12 lie
;
65 c
———
Mines
Oka Rare Metals
1.05
Mines———
Gold
91c
Gold
common
60c
Obaska Lake Mines
13
Gold
Lencourt
Ltd
65c
Oil Selections
4.00
19%
Uranium
3.50
Ogama Rockland Gold
19
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
5.90
Jan
*
28c
3.75
Mines—,
Apr
2.45
Ltd
10*/2C
15 lie
Goldfieids
4.80
500
—
Mines
12c
3.75
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
3,710
3.10
common
Mines
29C
1914
Mines
5.25
3.05
Jan
—
Madsen Red Lake Gold
4.95
3.05
—
19
6.15
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan Bloedel class B
5.20
1956 warrants———
Northern Canada Mines—
24
15 lie
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
Jan
—*
50
:
1.28
1
Co
Mar
85c
—
19
——1
Goldfield
65c
Jun
*
Warrants
Preferred
1.94
Mines
Mining
Feb
40c
———1
1
Warrants
32c
14,450
common
1
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
101,855
70c
—1
241a
1
preferred
69,460
45c
40c
Rankin
•
Mines
Mining—
Jan
1.33
37c
55c
20c
1
—
Mines
Gold
1.59
1.23
39c
Class A warrants—.—-——
«
Feb
1.28
—
North Star Oil
1.09
Feb
1
common.
Northern Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd
Mines
Mines
Jan
21c
May
1
Oils Ltd
Northspan
Jan
1.00
20c
60c,
■+—-—0
Mining
Ltd
»—*
Mines—-
Uranium
May
12c
95c
4-,——1
Ltd—
Class A
17%
Jan
700
1414C
—1
——
May
6,500
75c
1
;
May
13
49c
100
90c
2.15
—-——————
Bay
.
14%
85c
2.05
1
—
20c
Oils
Warrants.
May
Apr
1
Mining Corp
Oil & Mines Ltd
15c
2.15
55c
2.22
3
For
16 %c Feb
Jan
2.22
Jan
22c
New
—*
Marcon
30c
New
Candy
Laurentide Acceptance class A—
Maneast
11%C Muy
Apr
Mines
Malartic
40,241
Jan
,—*
Secord
Macassa
31,562
15c
Apr
Mining & Exploration
Louvicourt
2.22
20c
Townsite
Lyndhurst
1.99
41c
Gold
Dufault
Lorado
1.35
24c
11 Vac
57%
Ltd-.
Hudson
Loblaw Cos
Jun
20 lac
Lake Lingman
Liberal
1.23 May
1.50 Jan
1.22 May
12c
1
(John)
Luz
17,100
9414 Feb;
Kirkland Minerals
Laura
Jan
3,630
14c
26c
Mines———_.———1
Shore
42c
1.48
———1
Copper
Wasa
107,606
1.20
1.42
Mines
Warrants
Lake
Apr
24 % C
1
North
Gsu
29c
42% Jan
„
(1939)—
Kerr-Addison
Lake
Feb
Corp
Norgold Mines--—
Gold
Cinch
19c
1,336
Mines
Labrador
Jan
13,600
5,281
Publishing --—4,———
*
Mining Co Ltd;
—1
Jumping Pound Petroleums————*
Jupiter Oils
15c
Lake
Apr
May
2,800
Jowsey
Labatfc
Jan
2.60
70c
12c
2.18
1.85 Mar
Jan
1.00
1.48
Jan
2.92 May
56c
54c
29c
105 *i 10614
Journal
Kirkland
25c
Mar
90c
Feb
May
22 %c
Jan
67c
Apr
1.78
32,580
23c
12 %c May
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Kirkland
65c
55%
common—
Minerals
Gold
Lake
57c
Feb
36c
29c
—j—————25c
Mines
Kilembe
Feb
Apr
5414
Mining
1
Mining Cofp
*
Exploration ———1
Kenville
Feb
Jan
90c
24c
3,500
29c
Walte
Jonsmith
61c
31c
5414
Jacobus
Jeanette
28c
46c
•
—
Nisto
Joburke
Jun
6,700
17,455
22c
'
2.45
May
Apr
May
4,200
1051a
Copper Mines Ltd
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
Jellico
29
13c
51c
12,970
2.18
Jan
5.05 Mar
21 %c
6,000
20,600
—•
Irish
Jaye
24c
73c
27%
Jan
25 % Mar
101,412
23c
May
May
3.35
720
62c
1
New Jason Gold
Apr
13c 20 Vac
.
2.70
11 %c
Jan
23%
35c
25
-—1
Highridge Mining
Kelore
v
v
25c 26 %c
1
New
Jun
Jan
30c
1
Mines
New Hosco Mines—
Jan
63c
14.906
57c
1
Jun
6.50
Jun
Jun
2.46
2.35
1
Jun
90c
*4
12*4
59c
1
Dickenson Mines
19%
Feb
11
Jan
28%
9c 10
Jan
Feb
10%
28
50o
New Harricana
Jan
84c
9%
180
755
26 %c
"
12%
3.30 Mar
61c
Jun
Apr
18
May
40% May
70% Jun
970
>
•
—;.—1
.
Ltd.
Interprovineial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
:
of
22
614 Feb
14% Apr
48c
7,200
V
37c
•
common
International Petroleum
Syndicate
32%
Feb
785
Jan
53c
Petroleum
Apr
3,365
Inspiration Mining
Davies
8
44,388
'
New
Jan
49
22
49%
6,500
*
Oil
Feb
12%
Warrants
International
24c
Continental
6% Apr
10%
4.75
New
6% Jan
New Delhi
20 li
1,970
2.70
1
New Fortune Mines
11
Jan
Jun
54c
Jan
Mar
1.09
Jun
Petroleum
New
22
2.05
40
Mar
Develop
Feb
4.55
4.50
New Concord
Apr
Jun
•
-20,
International
12%
Apr
10
15
Apr
May
12% May
12% May
Feb
8c
Bristol Oils
50 Vi
—1
Gas
66c
13c
1
New
94
common
Co
Natural
Feb
May
39c
24,700
preferred
Cement
Preferred
V
Mar
1.25
9,500
775
43
11
37
10,133
514
75
24c
Feb
39'
60c
50c
295
Apr
27,775
May
7
Jan
15c
11 '4
%C
4,692
43
45c
15c
1214
7
Apr
-1,165
v-V 100
4.50
18 %c
40o
43
23c
45c
Chamberlain
*
.—
Jan
13c
British Dominion Oil
Calumet
Mines
50
A
21*4
39c
New
Mar
Jan
Apr
15c
New
23
3.25
10c
New
47% Jan
86
Jun
4.45
Apr
15%
14,700
707/a
Apr
Jan
40 %c
Feb
50
66 %
4.35 May
2.35 May
40c
2.40
1
Jun
35
39
1.70 Mar
Feb
—1
68
4,312
1714
Jan
1.64 May
i
Feb
1
—
Mines
Bidlamaque Gold
13%
•
82c
24%
.V
Jan
1.61
25 V:
25%
23c
•60
50
8,200
39
3.80
1
Feb
86
200
1.51
28%
*
May
32 Vi
12'%
25%
*
9
86
12'A
4.50
25c
50% Mar
50
200
35c
20
—
53
30
5,285
1114
135
50
19c
11%
Mar
\.pfy 2.08 Jan
'V 16% Jun
Feb
1.20
26,400
16 %c
2.95
26c
177
33c
1214
300
100
:
v-
.1,800
13,335
16%
11%
16,650
Apr
13,761 V
•
Jun
Feb
1.23
100
1014
60
11c
1.40
13
66,785
11%
Uranium
Jan
5% Jun
»"
18,461
2.55
1214
—
Labine
65
Mar
%
3.60
48c
*
Car
Nello Mines
Apr
Jun
7,800
,
3.10
5
:
55
5%
29c
5
common
12c 13*ic
514
13 lie
2.10
28c
1.
Mines
7.00
86%
46% Mar
11
4.10
1.98
66%
1
12
1214
3.75
39
Apr
5.10 May
; 45c
Jan
17
53
common.*
.
1,326
66c
—-i—
Jan
53c
Feb
64,150."
77c
Apr
20c
Jan
1.48
Works
5814
1
preferred
preferred
•
43
Feb
May
26c
1.50
78c
Jun
29c
May
39
——
National Grocers preferred
Petroleum
Jan
Jun
1.94
%
1.47
;
115
>
30c' -'Feb
3.15
Jan
Apr
'
11%
New
Accept
A
Apr
4.65
8,000
14c
18c
National
4,340
42
14,200
14,742
33c
6,700
:
■
1914
20
44c
4.90
32c
11,657
—
Drug & Chemical
33 li
•
"Feb
29c
Explorations Ltd
32
1
Jan
10c
17c
3.45
————.
Preferred
181a
1114
21c
9,300
16%
Mines
181u
Gold
International
1
—
common
32
10,173
71 % Mar
40,600
Feb
89c
82
Jan
May
National
19 li
7,798
28c
Jun
Jun
8
Jan
1.50
—
—
Corp
115
87
'
May
16%
12*14
Creek
97
12c 12 %C
45c
2.00
A
Nama
58%
16c
Containers common—-.—
Moore
1.38 May
37c
I,089
2.55
Mogul Mining Corp__Monarch Mtg & Inv
Porcupine
Feb
36
39%
8%
27,666
80
28c
Min Ore Mines
Class
47c
1.40
Brick
Modern
44c
3.95
—
7%
79% May
6% Feb
77%
Jan
I5V2C Jan
Feb
1.45
——.
2.08
FebV
/
15%
17c
1
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Jan
6% Mar
.
1.50
__1
Mining
Milton
Jan
18c
6lie May
3,050
31c
45
„—
Inland
Little
61c
lie
-
33c
3614c Jan
Feb
1.43
Mines
Milliken' Lake Uranium-
Apr
120
High
Feb
1.33
977
42c
Industries Gas_
Warrants
16 %c May
87
6%
4.75
1.25
Mill City Petroleums
Jan
10c
lie
L__—_—5
;
Inland
La
7%
32c
,.w.
12 %0
Midwest
3.00 May
Mar
13,100
34c
$214 preferred
Lake
Midrim
80
20c
25c
1
—
Gas
1914
Ingersoll Machine class
Lake
Jan
20,778
1.45
-
Lake
Industrial
Kerr
Mar
14c
*
Imperial Invest class A
•
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Gc/c preferred
—_4.86%
Jack
'
Midcon Oil &
39
Oils
Class
Jun
45c
1
Montreal Locomotive
Imperial Bank
Investors
6
Uranium
—*
Mining
Bay Mining &
Porcupine
Inglis
15c
26%
>
Apr
2.00
175'
6
114
Lake
Montreal Trust:
Hugh-Pam
4% c/o
200
w
6 * 2"
Jan'
22
11c
13,725
—
Meta
Mar
common.;—-—•
Hudson
5%%
345
.....
1
Paper
preferred
Indian
':>v 9c
Apr
73,400
7%
79%
Exploration & Development _50c
Merrill Island Mining1
Merrill Petroleum
—1
Ltd
—————
Smith
Humber
21,000
20c
GoldLtd—
Class' A
;
Class B
Prior
14
19c
7%
6%
common
Moneta
—
Howard
21% Mar
Jan
24.905
86
Mentor
old
Consol
Co
Oil
14c
Feb
10%
17c
1
Hinde & Dauch Canada—__
Hi
Tower
Drilling-.
■
Feb
18
36c
*
Oils
four
Jan
32c
85c
——
Apr
49c
luc
k
1.45
11c
Porcupine
Red
11,200
1.40
7%
•
IIIi
»
Low
23c
;——
—
Frontenac
McKenzie
Jan
67c
Feb
May
:
—
McMarmac Red LakeMcWatters Gold Mines
'Medallion
Petroleums
Jun
13 lie
lie
common
McColl
6.35 May
45%
8%
Ltd
Mclntyre
10% May
Feb
14c
1
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hollinger
2.00
Apr
32c
:T
——1
Mines
Home
241 i
2.00
2.00
—1
.
Lalce_
High
2412
Jan
Feb
6% May
3,840
...
Maxwell
Maybrun Mines
Jun
23
lie
5,000
10c
27%
36c
12,127
6*2
Iron
for
new
400
10c
24'a
-
5%
3.40
Jan
67,441
1214
9c
5.60
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21c
1
*
Shares
1.40
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com—
Preferred—__—_—~—Too
47 % May
22
May
22% Apr
38
Jan
for Week
21c
III1
Mining Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jan
67,400.;
.
193a
9 lie
—
Heva Gold Mines——,———
High Crest Oils Llcl
Being exchanged for
»
Canadian
,uU
,
12
Mines—————1
Hendershot Paper
One
7
49c
18 li
'
Gold
Red
5,750
10c.
——1-
Lakes
5,200
14c 21 %c
19c
Feb
Maritime
Jan
27 %c
2.40 May
11,925
6.50
451a
Hi
7%
Jan
38
Marigold Oils Ltd*
47% Mar
11 lie Jun
100
19%
1
15c
Par
2.00 May
Apr
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
May
6 la
1,340
23
10%
45c
—1
Gold
Minerals
of
27%
6%
45c
15 lac
43
679
10
6.00
4
1.42
4,450
23
0:
Hasaga Gold Mines————.
Head
27
s
125s
Carpets 1
Rock
476
4714
4'" ;■
10%
G.50
—1
•teV
3.00
46*2
45*2
—-—
Hallnor Mines
Hard
21,050
27*4
——
Gypsum Lime 6c Aiab
Harding
74,600
13c
2.90
-
Lake
19c
11 lie
1
———-
Mines
.
16 lie
-25
i—~—«.
Ltd —:
Mines
Warrants
130
A—.—
Greyhawk Uranium
Lead
61a
l»c
—_4——4———
Develop
Gulch
6%
46%
common—
Great
Gulf
125
j
.—.—
Great Plains
West
1.94
44*2
nil
Paper
Northern
1.85
44*4
*■
Great Lakes Power common-—
/Preferred
Low
1.90
'.111
_
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44 %
s
Kf
Mines
Mines
Lakes
Low
1-50
.4-,
——
Grandines
«
common
4% preferred
Gordon Mackay Class A
Graham Bousquet Gold
JUNE 7
for Week
Shares
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Goodyear
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
110
—100
preferred
2
3.65
110
3.55
3.80
210 '
J.0,
48,785
4% May
Jan
1.28 May
6
95c
Jan
Jan
26 %c May
16%
Jun
15*4
Jun
18
May
23%
Apr
26
May
Jan
118
110
2.30
Jan
3.90
Apr
Apr-
45
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2706)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
1.60
1.20
1.30
2.25 May
5%
B
Class
J.50 Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
1.15
Feb
1.60 May
40
Jun
Jan
Trans
3,895
57,300
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
Transcontinental
65c
5,800
55c
Mar
75c
Jan
Trans
Prairie
OIL
Feb
46%
Jan
Jan
86c
Jun
Tribag
Jan
79
55
79
330
4.45
4.55
1,200
8%c
9%C
7,500
1.40
1.45
2,200
1.10 May
8.00
7.85
8.35
5,570
6.75
Jan
6.70
6.80
720
6.50
Feb
8.35 Mar
Union
78%
7c
Apr
Ultra
Jan
Union
1.50
Jan
Union
8.80
Apr
5.90
3.95 Mar
13c
Apr
8,200
21c
30
1,735
17
7.45
7.70
136,851
38c
38C
38c
2,000
28c
943,320
26c
12,300
3.75
Apr
United
Estella
18c
Jan
United
1.70 Mar
Jan
11c
86c
6
6%
200
3.85
2,441
62%
Jan
5.50
2,085
23%
190
16,600
30c
Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Jan
35c
40c
6,900
.25
13,045
2.02
2.00
15c
20c
2,755
13%
3,021
12
60
J*n
65
4.70
1,100
90c
6,300
23,050
11c
13C
21,500
1.45
1.45
300
—
—
69c
65c
80c
1.88
St
8t
Werner
91c
153,109
24
50c
Mar
16%
Feb
Jan
West
Jan
25%
23,672
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
21c
65,200
9c
Jan
25c
May
Mar
77
May
64
Feb
12%
Jan
17c
Jan
Weston
!96%
180
94
98
Jan
Mar
107,000
73c
Jun
73c
Jan
25,200
23c
Mar
45c
May
May
40c
16,522
68c
Jan
3,372,023
13c
Jan
70c
Jun
73c
73c
28c
25c
28c
55c
45c
55c
58c
32c
70c
1.53
;
16% Mar
18%
Jan
1.45
1.56
28,300
1.27
Jan
6.925
5.03
Jun
8.00
2,160
13%
Jan
75
2,445
67%
Feb
75
Jun
13
13%
1,000
13
Jun
18% Mar
22c
23c
5,500
22c
Jun
81c
1.82
Jan
2 (0
60
Jun
80
Jan
15
15
100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
3.00
2.90
3.25
28,085
2.10
Jan
3.25
Jun
5
3.80
3.05
3.95
87,493
2.50
Feb
3.95
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power commonClass A common—-—..-4—————-
5.10
4.90
5.10
9,785
3.60
Jan
Jen
2.95
7% May
2.75 Mar
Feb
4.70
Apr
4.20
1,650
37c
38c
2,700
35c
Feb
54c
24 %c
28C
48.200
20c
Feb
35c
Jan
36 %C
45c
51,122
16 %C
Jan
53c
May
9%c
Jan
17c
Jun
1.12
44c
1
15c
11c
.
Jan
17C
91,500
1.70
1.90
38,200
Feb
1.90
Apr
17%
120
15% May
18%
Apr
26
26
212
25
2.40
2.60
26,293
1.07
8,300
34%
34%
„
2.54
1
.
Preferred
«
Apr
1.35
Apr
36%
50
33
May
25
125
25
Jun
5.75
600
^
Jan
Mar
28
*
♦
Preferred
2
2.56
29,900
1.00
Jan
3.90
Apr
27%
5,965
18%
Jan
27%
Jun
26%
271/4
:
28
5,304
19 Vb Mar
28
Jun
90
100
-
Jan
1.90
•
—
B
6.501
5.00 Mar
26%
2.16
:
class A
(Geo)
90
93% Mar
May
90
115
11c 11 %c
12
6 %: Mar
3,385
—
May
Jan
1.75
Mines—
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas
(John)
2.90
1.10
1,100
1.00
Feb
1.84 Mar
20c
67,800
8%c
2,500
10c
21c
May
7%c: May
11c
Jan
10c
Apr
25c
Jan
Jan
19
12c
52,000
18
3,087
10%
3.75
3.75
120
3.25
.
-
-
Feb
10c
17%
*
Alexander
Wood
Jun
1
;
♦
Wood
1.75
8%c
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder
9,000
16c
Warrants
1.87
1.00
Willroy Mines
Windward
3.00
—
Western
Warrants
Jan
Jan
1.85
46C
25
.;
;
■■■_
Feb
26
Jan
5.60
A
Apr
96
common
pfd—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
class
Grocers
Western
10%
Mar
5.00
7.75
'
1.00
lie
15% May
May
3.80
5.00
*
1,865
13
Jan
80c
Feb
50c
73%
-
-
—
Leaseholds
Western Naco Petroleum
100
3,600
Warrants
Jun
5,080
77c
5
Breweries
Western Decalta Petroleum
Jun
16%
68C
Jun
2.00 Mar
Jan
1.30
7.75
Canada
Western
23%
16%
22,130
17 %
38
16
1.75
29c
May
74%
—
Jan
16%
1.62
——
Jan
430
18C
—
Mines
Malartic
16
2,000
241,170
3.95
Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel
Products
27
38
20c
1
2,255
%c
19c
1.25
Jun
-1
Lake
27,799
11%
1.00
21,705
*
.
76%
11%
Jun
376,015
Ltd
23%
33%
Jan
13,578
1.25
(Canada) Ltd
19
11 %c 12
23c
42%
42%
*
1.00
10c
May
32% Mar
13c
40
1.00
1
West
25% May
4 00
10 %c
—
Jun
Jan
3.00
19 Vic
-1
Jan
85c
May
1.25
*
Wespac Petroleums Ltd--
Mar
6,860
65c
42%
*
*
1.82 May
35c
12c 13 %c
16%
Gold
Gold
River
20
Mar
18
13 c
1
.
Pyrite Copper
Nickel
Weedon
Jan
67c
38
325
Equipment
Knapp
Class
Corp
Antonio
Sand
Jan
75c
Jan
Gas—
——
Uranium Mines Ltd
Maurice
Michael
San
23c
Feb
Apr
Cement class A—-——
class A
&
Apr
16c
Mining
Lawrence
5%
Jan
50c
21c
11%
4.00
♦
Webb
59,175
—
bt
2.05
Waterous
Wayne Petroleums
456,100
2
Industries
3.75
21
•
2.10 Mar
1.62
21%
May
W—
Walker G &
76
1
27
Wainwright Producers & Ref
Waite Amulet Mines
12c
—
Feb
5,700
1
1.90 May
4,300
19c
225
66c
—
1.00 May
16c 21 %c
12 %c
26%
65c
Mines
Jan
1.35
21c
Lawrence
Jan
Feb
23c
11,000
115
25%
.
1.25 May
37c
25
Ltd
Preferred
St
1.25 May
85c
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Oil common—*
Ryanor
Jun
16c
19
2
Apr
1.90
1.40
Royalite
Russell
Jan
1.05
63C
19
May
Oils
63c
20c
Id
—
Explorations
14c
—
Oils
Roxana
Vulcan
10%
1.45 May
5,436
Apr
1.67
,
Violamac
Feb
11c
83,620
1.80
Jan
14%
.
—
Vico
Jan
1.35
3,000
1.82
50
Can
V)
1.45
1.37
— —
1.73
851
—
Ltd
Jun
May
8%
55c
62c
'
Ltd,
Consol
100
9%
1.64
12c
Mines
(A
Roe
Rowan
Ventures
1.49 Mar
Mar
1.56
——
Pete
70c
56c
Mines——
Rocky
Vandoo
Jan
1.35
Jun
10,439
9%
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix Athabasca Uranium
Robertson Mfg $1 pfd—
Rockwin
90c
1.35
1.58
Rio
Roche
22,900
1.05
1.15
1.00
103,965
16
—
Mines-
Consol Explorations Ltd-
Apr
19
Jan
4.40 May
3.45
*•
27c
Jun
May
6.40
4.50 May
.1
Products
Vanadium Alloys
Feb
Feb
May
3.15
Jan
2.87
Feb
20c
Apr
15%
15%
Corp —;
Canada
Upper
Jan
56
39
4.60
*
Rights
1.00
—
Universal
80c
Feb
15c
13 %
Jan
Mar
12 %C
58
250
*
10% Mar
24% May
63
Hill
Steel
Keno
Jan
16c
Oils
United
28c
Jun
1.79
15c
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations LtdReeves Macdonald
Renabie Mines 4—
Rexspar Uranium
—
35c
United
1.25
May
8.00 Feb
13%
Rapid Grip & Batten——
Rare Earth Mining Co Ltd
Richwell
63c
11c
1,920
35c
Mines
Ltd.
Mines
Rainville
3,665
34,700
United
Jan
2.34
Jun
67c
May
33c
May
1.01
8.85
66c
Uranium
Radiore
25,035
8.50
8.50
Corp
Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
28c
3,014
1.15
12 %c 19 %c
13 %c
Lithium
Manitou
Quebec
Quebec
32c
1.01
i.n
7.15 Mav
19 %
58%
•
Quebec
5.50 Mar
15c
——
—25
_
Feb
24c
:May 0
19c
62%
50
-
_
_
May
6.65 May
58%
16c
Mines
preferred
B
3,525
Jun
6% May
86
Jun
5.50
31,996
20c
6.90
23%
Fuel Inv class A pfd
Class
6.35
19c
6.55
—
1
-
May
86c
Jan
80
Jan
55c
Feb
66c
May
9.00
:Mar
77%
Apr
32
Feb
Apr
84c
May
34c
Apr
7.25
77 Vi
•
1
Asbestos
Corps Ltd class B
6,500
29c
27 %
•
Corp
United
122,390
24 %c
145
Feb
104
7.GO
:
Apr
3.35 May
5.50
Mining
United
13C
Jun
3.25
Jan
1.20
2V/z
Rights
3.95 Mar
3.60
7,622
*
1.75 May
11c
126
—
Acceptance common—
of Canada
Feb
1.55
117
Gas
Jun
3.45
]May
44
46,3vi.
124
1
Mines
Shawkey
1.16
lie
3.25
-1
Co Ltd—
Mining
2.35
1936
Jun
40
Apr
•
3,901
3.50
Airways
Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Gas
2.75
3.05
_
—
--
2.70
1.70
485
2.51
3.25
Resources
Pipeline
2.35
Warrants
39
Jun
«•
8%C
79
150
42 %
Apr
Mar
*
Triad
50c
2,040
40,059
44
2.51
*
38%
43
86c
37
36 %
*
Empire Oils
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
1.30
70c
25
42 %
—
1
Ltd—
Explorations
Canada
Trans
1.66
1.24
1,543
37%
——
preferred
Trans
High
Low
42 %
«
1.40
42 %
85c
-
Prospectors
Jan
Range Sirce Jan. 1
High
37%
♦
10c 10%c
60c
Shares
41%
417/8
A
class
Finance
Traders
Jun
79c
Mar
1.20
9,151
1.24
for Week
Low
Par
High
Jan
95c
49,275
13,650
42%
Gold
East Dome
Uranium Mines
Purdex
1.05
65c
Oil Roy
Premier Border Gold
President Electric
Provo
1.00
1.50
1.25
Corp
Pronto
24,600
10%c
Prairie
Preston
2.18
1.27
Oils
Rouyn
Power
1.95
27c
409,185
1.60
Powell
Powell
79c
1.01
-
Sale#
Range
Sale Price
*
61c
2.02
Gold Mines
Oil & Minerals
Petrol Oil & Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines—
pioneer Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Peruvian
Ponder
Low
»
75c
Perron
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
?
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
oi Price#
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week'#
Friday
Feb
May
3.75 Jun
37% May
39 34 May
1
1
5-50'Apr
Bridge
———---
Cement
Saskatchewan
—
Oils Ltd
Rainbow
Scurry
Sherritt
Preferred
S
K
43,571
3,370
27
28
430
24%
20%
213
9c
Jan
7,222
65c
Jun
1,000
35 %c
Jun
9%
9%
568
9
May
19 %
19%
7,085
11
Jan
88c
88c
95c
20,435
5
5%
7,565
Jan
66c
3.00
Jan
4.55
Jan
Roi———
18%
10c
9 %c
.
275
18%
preferred
Oil
—
19,303
Yale
& Zinc
Canuck Oil
Lead
Yankee
——
——v...;—
Yellowknife
;
Standard
Oil
Starratt
Stedman
Steel
of
Steeloy
_
_
Canada
Iron
Mines
—
1.05
Sullivan
Cons
74c
667,650
21c
35c
39c
38,891
27c
Jan
Toronto Stock
20 y4 May
1.03
Apr
5%
47
Jan
34c
May
60c
Jan
Asbestos
8
Mar
11
Jun
Brown
Feb
78c
Mar
Eulolo
Jan
42c
Jan
Pete
Inlet
Switson
*
35c
33c
35c
10,992
Bridge
*
26%
26
27
4,956
*
68
68
28%
28%
22
100
100
1,274
51
28
34
98%
300
2.90
70
91
1,980
585
30%
31
115
44
33
44
34
50
530
4.00
5.15
2.50
2.50
52
2,351
500
530
1,000
1,900
79,251
50
168,140
60c
Feb
27c
83,600
10c
Jan
24
24%
750
71%
73%
4,923
73% May
Dominion
9c
18,000
7%c Mar
11c
May
Dominion
21
21%
18,039
17%
23 % May
Dominion
7,685
23% May
Feb
60
30c
Feb
26%
Jan
59c
Jan
Jan
15c
Feb
2.75 May
42c
12,900
6
9
27,144
1.60
3.20
3,345
18%
19 %
98%
40c
35c
May
V2
Feb
1.35
Jan
4
4.10
Jan
45c
May
9
Jun
3.20
1,500
17
Mar
98%
85
96
Jan
10c
3,500
6%c May
4.00
3.70
4.00
1,075
3.50 May
5.50
Jan
1.69
1.53
1.71
53,300
Jan
1.72
Feb
6
v*.
Gold
1.10
38 %
21%
DuPont
Texas
Oilcloth
Cn
International
Ltd
International Utilities
Loblaw Inc
5
—
;
Apr
99
Apr
12c
Apr
Minnesota
Niagara
Ogilvie
Ontario
&
Wire
Fend
——
41% Mar
May
16c
Mar
Third
Jan
55c
May
Yukon
9%
9%
145
Apr
Zellers
1.66
2.05
35,293
3.00
3.00
3.45
6,350
75c
79c
14,495
5Gc
Feb
80c
May
;
3.00
Feb
10
2.05
4.90
Jan
Inv
Consolidated
Trust
Gold
—
.
31
20%
32 %
98
62%
89%
6
1,900
3.374
70c
6
__
69c
85c
„
30
30
—
*
FOR
50%
67c
„
•
_1
Corp_
|
FOOTNOTES
Jan
__
33
*
Canadian Gen
Jun
98c
91
4.55
—
1
Southwest Petroleum
9c
35c
Jan
67%
•
Mines
Mines
5,332
Jan
*
•
Oreille
10,125
9
—V
.___*
._*
Bros
54c
1.60
.
2.50
Paper
Weaving
common
Pato Consolidated Gold
9%c
37% May
__
6
..
Flour
9c
40
—
1
s.oo
1.95
Mines
(1956)
Paper
50c
•
Calgary
*
*
Linoleum
&
of ^-nada
Gaspe Copper Mines
Sc
'
a
—
Taylor Pearson
common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagami
common....
50c
common
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
38%
Paper
Oil
Dalhousie
Price
Tandem
common
34
May
20c
Jan
50c
Apr
27% May
Jan
Mar
68
16% Feb
22
May
30% Feb
May
37% Jan
103% Jan
29% Feb
90
May
47% Feb
70
Jun
93% May
64% Mar
Jun
%c
l
Gold
Canadian Bronze
870
s
375
579
1,966
May
Mar
9%c
17
Mar
4.50 Apr
25% May
30% Jun
31% May
20
May
4.10 May
39% Jan
19% Jan
Glass
4,430
1.45
25c
Mar
14% Mar
3.85 Jan
21
Jan
26
Mar
28
Mar
15% Mar
3.10 May
29% Feb
32
3 95
1.32
May
652
—
3.36
26c
1.46
2,410
34
Industries
34c
16
4.04
23%
30%
*
General Investments _———»
Canadian
5.05
39% Jan
10% Jan
35
Apr
Consolidated
30%
30 %
Canadian
Apr
Feb
31 % Apr
8% Mar
Canadian Marconi
common——————.*
Apr
5.00
3.6U
High
650
1,602
1,051
19%
3.50
35
23
6.40
42% May
Low
33%
8%
30% 32%
19%
—*
Dominion Sugar—
Canada &
Jun
Mar
34
Range Since Jan. 1
*
1
:_5
Dredging—.
Jan
7,400
Share#
High
15%
3.80
23
30
30%
19%
3.50
Gold
3.30
83,405
Mar
Sales
for Week
of Prices
33
8%
15%
3.80
1
3.15
8%
Industries
Tamblyn
It autre
8%
32%
——*
>
613
ordinary—-
Cons
Sylvanite
Corp
Co
2,870
12c
75c
Funds
Week's
33
13.240
41c
Apr
Jan
33c
Low
*
.—5
3.75
—
common—
Preferred
Surf
2,625
Par
5.00
3.20
Exploration
Warrants
Supertest
36,600
45c
Sale Price
42%
3.10
Mines
Superior Propane
35c
45c
Last
41
3.70
40c
Exchange—Curb Section
STOCKS
3.30
11c
Feb
Jan
23c
Canadian
4.60
35e
10 %c:
Jun
%
2.95
Apr
May
Jan
11
'
Sunburst
30c
Jan
Jan
1.93I
1.35 Mar
45c
Jun
Jan
63c
Anglo Newfoundland Develop^
59c
11c
Contact
Sudbury
6c
Jan
1.60
18 %c May
55% May
130
41c
Gold
R^ver
Sturgeon
5,371
—
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
May
4,400
Mining
Rock
Steep
8 %C
21%
,
Jan
7%c
1
-
Jan
12,600
Bros
1—
Apr
13c
7%c
3.95
Ltd
16c
Jan
1,000
32,550
1.45
Mines
Gas
&
Feb
9c
9c
1.57
3.55
Nickel
9 %c:
9c
1.45
8c
Uranium
Stanwell
2,500
10c
9%c
A—_
71%
Stanrock
37c
1.53
4.85
Corp
:
Jun
—
Mining
Zulapa
Apr
11
42
Materials
&
Uranium
Warrants
23c
9V2C
24
Paving
Stanleigh
1,300
2.601
11
Feb
Jan
35c
;
23C
31c
Metal
Zenmac
15c
70c
Mines
Stadacona
7.:.. 1.15 Feb
1
Mines
Bear
_
Mines
Yukeno
30c
51
11
12,100
75c
♦
„1
55
Jan
Jan
16c
35c 55 %c
44%c
Oils
Spartan Air Services
Spooner Mines & Oils
1.42
23c
—20c
Mines
Yellorex
Apr
10%
—
Union
Southern
10% May
1
-
-
9%c May
.
1,600
■»
47
65
30c
48
720
25,100
11
1.35
19
17%
11,700
48
18c
—
28c
38
1.04
1.35
5
'
Southam
38
1.00
10%
■
•
—
A
Friday
18%
Valley
Jan
May
19%
Ltd
'8.10
23
57,800
51
Somerville
Jan
1.35 Mar
Apr
40c
—
Jun
44 y2
May
69c
Ltd
101
28
4.00 May
«
Indus class A
Woodgreen Copper
Woodward Ltd class
Jun
Feb
17c
—50
96
May
65c
A
common
Souris
9,921
4.10
15C
69c
Ltd
Van
21%
Jun
15
9% Mar
35 %C
,5%C
——
Manufacturing
Slocan
21
4.05
class
Dairies
Mines
D
Slater
6.15
14%
21
Silver-Miller Mines
Silver Standard Mines
Simpsons
6.00 May
5.95
common
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silanco
Mining —
Siscoe
Jun
13%
—2
—.—
Silverwood
May
28
oommon
Breweries
3,800
6.05
Horsey
Sicks
41
C5c
250
70c
14%
Gordon
Shirriff
43
65c
70c
Su% Mar
75
101
101
42%
A
Feb
80
499
96
95%
96
preferred—
Sheep Creek Gold.———_m.—,—-50
Class
63%
60
Debentures
Sarnia
34
Apr
46
38
4.00 Jun
2.50 May
49
Apr
50c Jan
5% Apr
54c Mar
5.20
3.40
59
70c
6%
89c
Jan
May
23% Jan
30
May
28% Feb
40 i Mar
30% Mar
..
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
'
90c
~
Tiara Mines
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Iron
Class
90c
96c
12,900
3.90
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson Paper
3.90
420
18c
20c
115,665
20c
54c
A
Towagmac Exploration
16c
63c
May
29%
May
59c
20,540
19c
Jan
1.140
34c
May
29 %
125
22 y4
27
29%
250
20
Feb
12c
Feb
.
12 %c 12 %c
1,110
♦
Jan
44c 44 %c
common
Jan
4.10 May
36c
29 %
57c
Mines
Works
1.25
3.70 May
Feb
47c
a
No par
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When delivered,
wi When issued.
value.
Odd lot sale (not
included in year's
range)»
d Deferred delivery sale
Feb
in
(not included
year's range)
30
May
e
31
Mav
-
f Flat price.
23c
Feb
r
■
x
Selling ex-mterest.
Cash sale (not included in year's
Ex-dividend,
_
.
.
,
y Ex-rights,
range).
z
Ex-stock dividend.
•
trading privileges.
Volume
185
Number
5645
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2707)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
collation
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
Aerovox Corp
Air Froducts Inc
Bid
Par
Co
5%
1
Line
4%
36%
38%
5
37
1
Express Co
Amer Hospital Supply
Corp
27%
29%
351/2
Voltage Engineering
Hoover
397/8
10
American
High
37%
Co
Hudson
class
Bid
1
21 %
29%
32
A
common
" 25
1
39%
42%
2
54%
57%
Hycon
1
27%
297/8
1
26%
28%
American Window Glass Co-12%
12%
13%
25%
27%
Amer
Research
AMP
_
A Const Co_
&
Develop
Incorporated
1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden
Farms
Co
4
common
Panic preferred
Arizona Public Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Co
Power
Co__5
17 %
Avon
21
35%
36%
39
10
Spring
Products
Oil
A
43
46 %
19
5
10
Corp_____10
Co
Class
Bareco Oil
Co
1
6%
Bates
Co
10
6%
10
21%
23%
10
12%
13%
Mfg
Bausch
Bell
&
&
Lomb
Gossett
Optical
Co
Co
Beneficial Corp
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
Beryllium
•
1
6%
.
23%
com 1
7%
46
29 %
Corp
Black Hills Power & Light Co
Black, Sivalls A Bi
Botany
Mills
Bowser
Inc
Brown
Inc
yson
Inc
10%
11%
8%
1
$1.20
preferred—25
&
»
25 %
31 %
7%
7
17%
18%
10
25 %
27%
1
7%
8 %
Bullock's
Wat
42
Co__25
%
20%
>
22 %
13%
14%
25%
1
8%
9%
1
37 %
39%
22
23%
Carlisle Corp
Products
Co
Corp
lo
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_
Central Electric & Gas Co__3%
Elec
Gas
Central
Co
iO
14%
40%
10
6
21%
32%
10
21%
23
6
17%
18%
1
4%
5%
cl A—33%c
15%
Serv
Corp
Co
com
class
—
B
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
1
A
8%
16%
8%
1
23
24%
_1
23
24%
24%
25%
com
common
Stores
15%
33%c
Clinton Machine Co
Collins
—
Inc
2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
-
5
_
32%
35%
i
5%
6
15
16%
_5
36%
39%
._5
—_
Engine Co Inc
vtg
58%
61%
~
1
8%
1
vtg
_.
Corp
8%
9%
9%
1
18%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit A Canada Tunnel Corp_5
17%
18%
15%
17
1
19
20%
_1
19
20%
Harvester
Detroit Internat
(Walt)
Doeskin
Arts
DuMcnt
(R
Inc
R)
A
Bradstreet
Bush
Tennessee
Electrolux
EI
State
Fairmont
1(7%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
9%
10
Oklahoma
19%
21
Old
1
(Texas)
•
*
2%
Crude
Telep
39%
41%
6%
7%
3
16%
17%
6%
15%
15 %
28%
7
8%
30%
9%
32%
23
24%
17%
18%
11%
12%
37
39%
10c
6%
176
8%
37
Pub 8erv
of
New
Hamp
5
New
Mexico
5
15%
Punta
36%
39%
9
17%
Pub Serv Co of
21%
1
21%
1
30%
32%
1
7%
Republic Natural Gas Co
Rcoisuoxiex
Corp
Richardson Co
44
43 %
Riley Stoker Corp
28%
30%
River Brand
15 %
16 %
Roadway Express class A
7%
8%
Rice
1
2
35%
22%
15%
A
25%
B
Haskellte
10%
42%
19
20%
Bid
Ask
Companies
16
a
18%
20 %
10
31%
33%
20
97
10
24
25%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_ 10
39
43
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_ 10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
-62%
41
43%
19%
21
Co
58
62 %
10
39%
Co
(Phila>
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bk
313
59%
Trust
42%
J)
;40%
48%
51%
Mercantile Tr Co
48%
51%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston
&
of
Southern
State
5
Co
Morgan
Trust
Co.
A
HI
66
252
57%
of N J-25
Tr
Bank
78%
83%
38
.84%
8
Trust
(N Y)
Co
v
27
179
10
37%
of
Detroit
of
Westchester.5
National
47%
77%
81%
10
69
10
59%
63%
32
ing Co
33%
35%
Y)___10
(Minn)
Corp
10
Co
(Camden
First
National
N
6%
20%
31%
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
First Natl Bk
of
Chicago
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bk
First Nat'l
of
Natl
First
A
49%
67
47
50%
38%
72%
76%
Northern
59%
63
of
St
Louis—20
(N Y)__20
Square
Trust
62%
Corn
Hudson
Exch
Bk
Bk
Natl
Providence
R
For
footnotes
Inc__3%
17%
8%
26%
7%
Rochester Telephone
20
new__2.50
33%
37%
83 %
19%
National
Bank
(N
Y)
2
8%
Louis
Union
Trust
20
Btreet
Bank-State
Co
see
Rockwell
45%
62
66
23
31%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk ot Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)—
47%
50%
31
33%
State
44%
47%
37%
41%
ot
Phila
Bank
(N
-
42%
A
10
Tr
Co
Y)
28
Co
of
Trust Co of
458
28%
A
Trust
44%
Bk
307/8
32 %
36 %
32%
347/8
-
Co
(N
Y)—10
New Jersey
2%
No
Amer
20
9%
(N Y)_8
(Cleveland)
15%
58%
17%
53
Tr
x25
Union
United
Tr
Co
States
.10
of
42
(Boston)
12%
&
25c
5
Co class A com_10
common
Mfg Corp
10
—10
22%
243/8
(H Y)_20
64%
6734
26%
28%
States
Tr
Co
of
Over
-
the
-
Securities.
Counter
5
60
132
71/,
78%
Corp
10
Manufacturing Co__2%
Plywood Corp
1
System Inc
\vs
4%
55
135
Ryder
74
8an Jacinto
Petroleum
Bearle
142
8eismograph Service Corp
g%
Sierra
(G
D)
Pacific
&
Co
Power
Co
TROSTER,
19%
1
52%
47%
50%
1
13%
14%
7%
22%
24 %
HA
56
2
138
'
17%.
Yoar orders A
*
2-
2400
Members:
74
N.
Y.
48%
Co—
Utility Stocks quoted in the above
list
45%
45%
Maryland—10
Trust
preceding page.
Industrial
11
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arts)_8
United
National
21%
27%
Union Bank of Commerce—
.
-
Albany
Bk
68%
430
(N Y)—10
of
Natl
48%
11
42
1
1
9%
76%
10
Mass)
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
58
:;1
Trust
72
20
50%
65%
Co—10
Bank
21%
36%
39
Controls
11
59
135
17%
(Boston,
28%*
47
York—10
-10
9%
53 %
45%
55%
34%
31%
Bk_15
I
*
•
307/8
42
20
37%
28
79%
Second
of
Bk
18%
25c
16%
35%
(Dallas)-12
28
25
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
57%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
(Chl)„100
A Tr
Natl
County
Co
15
10
43%
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
464
54%
5
41
(N Y)____20
New
of
A Sav
Natl
Hartford
J)
10
5
Bank
Tr
N
(Phila)—
Trade
Harris
440
(Chicago)—100
10
65%
(Franklin
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
25
10
Bk
Trust
Y)
45%
10
Sterling
Girard
(N
(Boston). .10
Tradesmen's Bank
Provident
St
Banking
(Phila)
Y)
N
Co
Second Natl Bk
Rochelle
New
Tr
Co
Pilgrim Trust Co
Rye
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
Trust
Boston
71%
——_*—25
—
Franklin Natl
:
58%
Royal State Bk of New York—8
53
City Bank
Co
'
35
Trust Co (Boston)-100
York
New
.
Trust Co
Pennsylvania
Trust
29%
v
42%
Royal Bank of Canada
(Jersey City)__25
Bk
27
7.50
J)
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark__ 12%
68
357/8
Paterson
2165
Bank¬
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—28
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
324
33%
Bank
First Natl
65
314
100
Dallas—10
of
57%
19%
54%
A
337/8
—
(N
54
61
A
Y)_
Republic Natl Bank
22
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J)
Bk
N
Esses
A
Philadelphia Natl Bank
73%
Natl Bk & Tr
Camden
44
339
25
35%
(N
(Albany
Newark
10
(Cleve)—16
Commerce Bank
Trust
(Hackensack
' 50%
20
Co
Bank
—
30%
First
.
Bank
Bank
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pgh)
.20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
40%
28%
Stk
325
188
(Newark
J)
:•
New Eng
31%
,
25%
50
40%
City
Natl
87%
'/•s.1'/,:
29% f
10
60%
56
10
(J P) A Co <N Y)—100
National
(White
Co
118
25
National
Trust
33%
112
(Pgh) 25
(St Louis)
National
62
35 %
Co_12%
A
8
37%
62
240
25
Bank
Trust
34%
Y)
(N
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co
A
Y)
(N
Freeport
National
Bank
102
Tr
A
(Phila)
37%
24%
11%
Company
A)
(N
27%
6%
Halle Mines Inc
(M
9%
39%
37%
16%
3
10c
•
16%
14%
8
Co
37%
1
Roddis
Chemicals
28
25%
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
Gulf Interstate Gas Co_
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
26%
8%
24
12'%
Mills
Light Co—10
A
12%
10
(St
22%
Products
9%
.
18%
16%
:
Rare Metals Corp of America
Reichhold
Chemicals
Purolator
31%
26%
First
6%
14%
19%
20%
28%
34%
First Bk
13%
73%
24%
1
Co
Bank
Fiduciary Trust
17%
12%
69%
26'%
31 %
Class
10%
18%
8%
19%
2%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
40%
Fidelity-Phlla Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
13%
9%
16
24%
21%
Hanna
12%
169%
Co
18%
Par
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co_10
26%
1
22%
Haloid
24%
Portland Gas A Coke Co
19
Portland General Electric
Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Alegre Sugar Corp
11%
25
N
18%
Polaroid
Producing Properties Inc
19%
Co
(Rudolph)
Industrial
36%
"
*
12%
22%
Corp
20%
1
10c
8
Co
Gas
Ask
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y )_10
22 %
11%
17%
21%
19%
Inc
Bid
11 %
19%
Hagan
20%
29%
29 %
Industries
Trust
Federal
23%
19%
Financial Corp_l
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp
51
68
20
Empire Trust Co
20%
5%
20%
Gruen
18%
34%
Western
(N Y)
Bank
(Paterson N J)
40%
21%
23
20
York
Natl
VPlains N Y)
27%
10%
1
Great
25%
■31
27%
pfd__20
Co
64 %
■
9%
•
%
44%
Cleve__16
19%
„
2
—2.50
Cement
New
Natl
County
25%
8%
2%
Co
preferred
Portland
18
23
3%
18%
Pow
-Wurlitzer
8%
300
of
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
18
Plymouth
Co
18 %
35%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—
1
Zapata Off-Shors Co
6O0
8%
7%
100
28
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Rubber
17%
417/8
Wood Conversion Co
7%
7%
1
Co
Co
27 %
17
Bottlers__l
Giddings A Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Giant
25%
26%.
5
5'U
6%
l
Wisconsin
1
Gas
Commercial
26%
58 %
30%
_>_10
Oil
24%
ll
Corp
68%
Petroleum
Connecticut
30%
•
General
Lumber
64%
Corp
Nat
Continental
25%
53
Co
(Califj
35%
24%
17
1
Pepsi-Cola
Corp__1
34%
133%
Williams A Co Inc
5%
37
Trust
23%
28
Pacific Power A Light Co_.
6%
Pan American Sulphur Co __70c
Pendleton Tool Indus
1
Pickering
5%
28%
>
Cos—1
A Telephone Co_10
Massachusetts
Eagle CHI
Whiting Corp
1
Commercial
f
55%
28
Packing Co
5%%
8%
58%
52%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
•—>
24%
7%
54
•
General Gas Corp—
Gen
33%
21%-
6%
22%
1
(Newark) _25
42%
•
Paper_10
Gas Service Co
General
40%
14%
45%
White
21
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Cleveland Trust Co
w_50
14%
26%
42%
Western Natural
22%
19%
Commerce
Citizens
13%
lc
Corp
25%
21%
15%
14%
1
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
73%
13%
5
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
45%
24%
Bank
12%
Otter Tail Power Co
9
Inc
60
42
Corp_7
Corp_5
Pipeline Co_l
34%
Camden
6%
69%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
53
Services
56%
•
Transmis
Gas
King
Central
14%
24%
1
Controls
Prod
Jet
8
Transmission
Nat
Louis)
40%
12
3%
Co
General
13
34'%
23
Foote Eros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Foote Mineral
Co—
1
Garlock
River
Corp
34*%
Co
Co
Western
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
19%
11%
49 %
Co
Corrugated
Miss
Coal
32%
Co
Swasey
Western Lt
Bankers Trust Co
14%
32%
1
Co
Corp Ltd
Wayne
Ber.
1
A
(S D)
West Point Manufacturing Co_8
507,,
1
.
25%
36 %
States
Bank
46%
x6
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_*
Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Northwest Production
Corp
16%
24%
10%
Bank of
33%
T
37%
5
16%
48%
15%
40 VB
Par
14%
18%
1
Gas Co
21
45%
9%
Bank of America- NT&6 A
(San Francisco)
6%
38%
13%
North
.7%
Foods
North Penn
19%
0
8
50o
34%
National
Thermo
6
Bank & Trust
41
47%
1
11%
29%
37%
%
68
43%
50c
Coal
32
Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
10
Ft
8%
A
10%
Natl
Frito
7'%
Oil
American
_i
Mfg Co
Fluor
,
Nortex
North
Corp
Gas Corp
30
10c
Fanner
Texas
'
34%
31%
5
Thermador
50c
Co
Equity Oil Co
Federal
Corp
1
Gas
Co
Oil
Oil
Norris
3%
1
&
12%
27%
"
Paso Electric
6
13%
lo
Gas
7%
5%
24%
38%
2'/a
National
27%
5
Co
Time Inc
64%
1
25%
2%
Associates__10
Corp
35%
32
_1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
2
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
5
2
Co
307/B
0
2%
1
Transmis
6%
7%
Chemical Co
7%
—1
—
Gas
36%
11
America
Nat
Three
5%
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
Class B common
—50c
National Shirt
Shops of Del___l
New Eng Gas A Elec
Assoc
8
Nicholson File Co
•
26%
Eastern Industries Inc
Utilities
27%
Inc—
2
Corp of
preference
Eastern
:
1
—
Dynamics
East
20
Co__5
Sons
Inc:
Inc
39%
34%
ic
Utilities
9%
9 %"
28%
Corp
14%.
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co__
I5
Miss Valley Barge Line
Co____l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Montrose
46%
1
18%
Inc_l
Inc
10c
12%
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
31%
Inc
Corp
Texas Industries Inc
Texas Natural Gasoline
25%
McLean Trucking Co cl A
com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
Meredith Publishing Co___
5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
Missouri
27
44
Corp Inc
Eastern
38%
36%
:
24%
Match
Utah Southern Oil Co
5
Inc
36%
1%.
Co
22%
Minerals
United Western
Universal
Inc
Corp
10%
5%
23%
1
Broadcasting Corp
&
Dunham
$1
Inc
Productions__2%
Products
Donnelley
Dun
Co
Bridge Co
Chemical
39%
13%
National Aluminate
Corp
Cutter Laboratories com
Oil
Tampax
9%
_1
Industries
10
United Utilities Inc
"
32
35%
3
A
37%
26%
(OA)
Gas
1
McLean
24%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
111
1
McDermott (J Ray)
22%
11%
Texas
16%
cl B
Corp
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
11
Texas
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
~~1
Marmon Herrington Co
Inc_I—1
Maryland Shipbldg A Dry Co_50c
(W L)
24%
Warren
Texas
Macmillan Co
1
Madison Gas A Electric
Co_I~l6
Mallory (PR) & Co__
__i
Maremont Automo Prods Inc
Maxson
10%
22 %
Warren Brothers
37
1
Inc
9%
1
Sugar Corp
Warner
Sutton
3%
36%
10
States
18 %
34%
10c
Ludlow Mfg A Sales Co
60c preferred
United
17%
Tennessee
5
Co
21
19%
9%
Disney
Steel
Lucky Stores
Corp—10
6%
25%
1
America
Class A common
Miles Laboratories
19 %
Detroit
Star
of
Miehle-Gross-Dexier
8%
Di-Noc
Lone
Corp
38%
33%
Tool
&
14%
64
25
com
35%
Drill
27%
23%
23%
20%
5%
26 %
Co
162
19%
13%
60%
36%
8%
151
1
Corp_50o
25%
24%
33%
Line
X
8%
;
70/.
18%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Cross Company
Ltd
7%
3
_
22%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__1
Common
12%
Co__
Lines
Pipe
Pipe
7%
United
16%
35
1
28
Tucson Gas Elec Lt Jk Pwr Co_5
35%
27
15
1
Co
10%
26
2%
1
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
Le Cuno Oil
Lithium
32%
25
2.50
Gas
1
Welex
36%
11%
5
66
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light A Power Co_»
Delhi-Taylor
33%
__IIIII_lo
Trans-Canada
Trans
30%
Delaware Corp__l
&
27%
9%
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp__l
Suntide Refining Ce
lc
12%
«
Co
20%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil A Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
_25
Cummins
Wells
3%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
21%
28%
Greene
Statler Hotels
16%
Telephone Co
Vt
Common
23
20
Central
Citizens Util Co
21%
30%
Central
Gas
Struthers
f
Boatmen's
13%
Utility Corp
Soya Co
Pub
6%
17 %
37%
Co
Strong Cobb
22%
_16
Corp
20
25
11%
Cem
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
8 %
1
30%
7%
10
Products
21 %
Co
Fibers
397/8
28%
2ya
nonrvoting
Co—15
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney A Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
___50c
Glass
37%
;
Co—1
Works
16%
_31—33
Co_=rrrm>
Power
Public
Chattanooga
6%
16%
'
Electric Co—5
Central Louisiana
Maine
Gas
&
Central Indiana
Stanley
30%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv
Co
1
L-O-F
20%
1
Steamship
Stanley Home
Tekoil
15%
39
Ceco Steel
17%
103
•
Koehring
16%
19%
Ask
25%
__
Upper Peninsular Power Co
5
Co
15%
Co__25
15
&
Stubnitz
Keystone Portland
Telephone Co_12%
Paper
Stand Fruit
15%
preferred
Kentucky Utilities
•
Standard Register
28%
common
Kendall
35%
Carpenter
20%
24'%
14
_I__1
HI—1
42%
23%
Central
$1.46
15
Bid
•
Corp
Industries Inc
Topp
11%
14
Tokheim
17 %
1
Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
1
Corp
16%
2%
43%
16%
27%
71 %
107/a
10c
Co
5
Co
15%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Central
Steel
Tele
Gas
22%
98%
The* d°
01 securities
Ask
5
Co
States Tele
Carbon
Common
Supply
38%
14%
Petrol
15%
Bid
25
68
Producing Co__l
Co_I_l5
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser
Eng
Gas
40
1
Jefferson Electric
Jervis Corp
39%
33%
Delhi
111
Water
14
Ltd__10c
Central
Jamaica
Speer
Inc
Utilities
35%
1
A
Southern
New
Union
19%
Jack A Heintz Inc
•
Oregon Power Co__zo
Canadian
Iowa
-
Southern
Southwest
•69 %
14
__II~
common
1
Corp
California Water Service
Calif
Diver Services
A
10
Inc
California
1
Serv
Water Co
Southern
8%
50%
Sharpe Mfg Co
Brunner Mfg Co
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy
66%
Co____*
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Iowa Public Service Co
Calif
Southwestern
10
Par
Southern Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
4%.
20 V4
Co
Inc
Gas
Investors
18%
19 %
33
__1
Arkansas Western Gas
Aztec
28%
Pub
127/8
"
^ tS™Par
Shore
74%
4%
Corp
1
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys_ 1
Interstate Securities Co
I5
50%
27%
12
A:.N-
2
Southern
27
70
Ho
Co
International Textbook
Interstate Bakeries
14%
47
1
IIIIl
_
Ideal Cement Co
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
19%
13%
*
5
Art Metal Construction Co__
Associated
18%
1
*
Mfg
Co
,
"
& French Lab 33 Vic
Oil A Devel Co_l0c
Southeastern
Pulp & Paper Corp
Class
4
American-Marietta Co
South
23%
2%
A
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
securfti^coS
Corp
Smith, Kline
Ask
1
:
Zy
Skil
Ask
1
American Box Board Co
American Pipe
7
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Barge
June
Or^Cou^^
which have
American
Friday,
Actual'transactions^
not represent
or
for
inquiries
are
invited
SINGER
Security Dealers
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY
1.
376
47
i
The
48
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, June 10, 1957
...
.
(2708)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
June 7
for Friday,
Quotations
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Far
Funds—
Mutual
Development
Mutual Fund Inc—
6.04
1.71
18.3^
Inc—1
5.57
6.05
8.22
8.93
4.02
B-3
11.82
12.85
20.55
22,10
16.43
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund—
—10c
Broad Street Investment—
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
17.76
8-2
11.36
22.68
14.51
22.42
20.72
8.12
18.88
11.70
10.09
Paper
Life
General
Connecticut
;
Casualty
Co
Assurance
4.37
3.81
3.63
Mass
7.03
11.63
12.57
19.71
21.31
1
9.79
10.74
1
al4.77
1
14.89
15.04
Mutual
1
70
74
Mutual
12.10
Xll.00
.1
Fund Inc
Diversified Growth Stk lunu—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee SharesSeries E
2.50
8.81
New
9.76
2.80
10.50
Howard-
&
22.82
1
Corp—1
10
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc—
22.00
23.52
5.16
—]•
Fund——
Balanced
Stock Fund
Electronics
5.64
55%
Seaboard Surety Co
32
Security (New Haven)—!—__.__l0
17%
19%
Springfield
5
35%
26%
37%
28%
Standard
,•
180.37
7.24
7.50
New
14.78
17.44
4.04
4.43
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund
*
Funds Inc—
Founders
8.04
lc
series——lc
Investors Inc
2
Gas
17.09
3.67
16.83
Industries Fund Inc—
Capital Corp——
15.40
—1
13.38
14.46
Trust—
—1
General
Investors
7.35
Securities—
Group
shares
Building shares
Growth Fund
Capital
(The)
Electrical
Equipment shares
Electronics
6.85
8.84
9.69
13.69
11.41
12,50
7.30
5.75
lc
lc
shares
Bond
shares
equipment
shares
stock
shares
Railroad
Steel
shares
——
shares
Tobacco
Street
Science
Scudder,
1
Fund
1
Funds
Stevens
—I
Inc
of Canada
I
•
Stock
4s
Feb.
•
4.05s Apr.
a36.13
39
:
.
13.60
25 %
-1
11.65
12.66
9.55
10.32
11.29
lc
10.54
11.53
1962
1,
100.2
3%s May
1,
100.4
4%s
3%s
.1
8.36
9.14
Shares..1
10.39
.1
11.49
United
Income Fund
United
Science
Fund
-1
Ltd
Income
Line
Feb.
Sept.
1972-1967
Fund
Van
Wall
Nov.
99.31
1957
March
-
1958—
3,
100
99.29
100
99.30
1957—-.,.
1,
100.2
99.29
1957————
15,
Oct.
10 J
1%s
99.31
100.1
1,
1957——.
99.31
100.1 -
17/8s
14.
1958-%.—
99.27
99.29
1%s
v*
2%s Aug.
19.71
;
6.37
5.83
5.48
Feb.
''
5.99
Aug.
l%s
1*28
1,
April
2.79
3%s May
15,
-
99.30
.
99.12
1958—
>
1%s Oct.
97.9
98.26
uu.jlO
"
,99.18
._
-
r
91
Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
investing
Investors
Fund
'
•
91.8
99.25
99.27
89.24 *
-
90
'
12.29
f
i
.■
7.24
8.73
9.54
14.57
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
7.91
-1
-1
Corp
•
Mutual
Washington
99.20
92.12
92.4
-
94.24
93.24
9316
.
Bank
Institutional
95.26
95.18
84.16
1%s April 1, 1961—
IV2S Oct, 1, 19612-^.
3%s Feb 15, 1062J—_
1%s April 1, 1962-i-i—.
-
96.24
V 96.16
..
1, 1960i___2;_
99.13
-
9u.d
Ask
97.28
97.7
:
._
1060—
'
-
99.23"'% 99.25"
3.05
11.28
:
98.20
27«s June 15, 1958—:——
_1
Bid
97.20
Notes—(Cont.)Oct. 1, 1958Feb. 15, 1959——
April 1, 1959-——
Oct. 1, 1959—
April 1, I960 .-—
*•
99.28
—
1957—i—;—
1,
-
;
1957
15,
Oct. 1,
f IV2S
1%8
-
-
*/
1957__i
-
1uu.1
99.31
32nds of a point
Stock
Towne
Inc
Street
99%
Treasury
>
Indebtedness-
of
Treasury Notes—
12.56
10c
&
100%
98%
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
-
18.13
lnc_._1
Inc
Strum
Fund
99%
—
1972——
15,
Bank for Cooperatives—
Central
99.31
99.28
3%s April 15, 1958
Special Situations
Fund
96
95
—
99.31
3%s
2s
-1
Line
96.6
100
100.1
11.29
Continental Fund
_
1971
15,
99.8
3%J3 Oct.
I
10.32
lo
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1958—
10.
May
99.31
100
99
99.29
3%s June 24, 1957
Value
9.41
—
10, 1958
Certificates
United Funds Inc—
Value
8.89
—„-
"
9.74
Value Line Fund Inc!
2.76
4s
—
96.2
99.26
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
8.91
United
97.2
95.24
95.28
99.30
1957
Maturity—
1
Fund
98
96.24
1960—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Nofes
41'/2
4.82
8.61
1,
4%s
23'A
1
Accumulated
'
97.22
1,
3.80s
12.48
4.40
2.53
100
a24.77
Television-Electronics Fund
9.94
8.13
99.29
99.4
100.2
99.30
19582%s May 1, 1959
Nov.
3%s
10.33
1
1
wl—
98.28/
May 1, 1958
11.90
4.00
1
2%s
3%s Sept. 3,
11.25
9.07
of
100.1
100
99.28
——-
1958—
15.75
9.43
Income Fund
Investors
100
99.30
99.16
13.98
Texas
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
1,
Mav
100.2
99.8
1958-
14,
2%s
Ask
Bid
99.30
1957
13.98
6.90
Incorporated
1,
1957
15,
Oct.
99.29
1958-
10,
Mar.
a30.29
United
29%
27 %
Fire ——:——2
3%s Feb*
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
13.51
12.77
6.29
a24.27
1958
59'4
12.15
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Income Fund
Incorporated
17,
12.43
1
Inc..
'f-isyfy
33
2
Y
N
2%s June 1, I960—-—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Inc—
Boston Inc
March
67
14.37
2.74
:
of
July
i
—
4%s Sept. 20, 1957
2%S Jan. 20, 1958
1
14.63
4.37
73%
3%s
1958
14.00
12.88
1
2.48
1
15,
3.90s Aug. -20,
1
Canada
87%
27%
100
9.85
13.36
4.42
—
1957
15,
9.45
'
1957
12.74
Investors Inc
Funds
21%
83%
69%
2%s Feb.
4%s
6.97
9.10
8.62
17.89
60%
20
3
l%s
100.2
99.31
99.29
3.956 Jan.
6.45
...
11.66
Investors
Fund
57
8
Y)
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
100.1
32.76
1.25
Fund
B)
(N
:
3%s
1957
15,
Sept. 16,
2.70s Oct.
32.43
of Boston__l
Shareholders Trust
(Edson
1
Fund
Shares
Amer
10
___
Trust
represent one or more 32nds of a point
Clark-
&
&
26%
City
36%
33
1957———
3.70s
Clark
&
Stevens
Common
Smith
of N Y—10
99.31
4.10s
Fund Inc
Scudder,
48
5
Accident
Westchester
Stock
Growth
Nuclear
&
Scudder Fund
United
Haydock Fund Ir.c
16.23
Inc
(Geo)
30%
45
;
94
3%s July
22.24
14.93
Slate Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
17.36
10c
10c
22.02
8.69
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc_—1
Funds
1
1
Fund
Putnam
89
Bid
10.21
8.31
16.67
Series H-DA—_
9.36
11.30
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Series H-C7
•
Inc
Fund Inc
Puritan
28%
10
Marine
&
Fire
S
110%
106
3%s June 17,
Inc
Rowe)
(T
70%
v
Obligations of Government Agencies
15.52
Inc
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
5
Life Ins—10
Figures after decimal point
11.70
2.50
Fund
Philadelphia
Pine
North Amer
10.57
9.67
14.16
8.34
9.70
Hamilton
—
10.70
Southwestern
17.17
—
■38/;/ /
Corp—
Sovereign
8.85
Utilities
36
1
—
Securities
66
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U S
U
66
62%
6.23
7.23
21.98
10.32
lc
—lc
lc
lc
Railroad
6.62
Securities
Inc—
9.49
/
39%
—
159%
81%
42%
Federal Home Loan Banks-
8.44
7.58
10
10
Fire
Guar
53 %
49
*
9.08
8.31
20.33
1
Inc
8.66
lo
Mining shares
Petroleum shares
6.31
8.64
&
Shares
Marine
&
Fire
14 %
12%
2
(Texas)—10
6.23
1
Chemistry
Over-The-Counter
Peoples
Paul
Travelers
39%
37
152%
77%
—5
Jersey Insurance Co
1
7.70
lc
lo
lc
lc
shares
Merchandising
8.00
10
Jefferson. Standard
'I'--,
Selected
&
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
RR
11.29
12.50
lc
Stock Fund-lo
shares
Common
Food
8.97
6.24
—fc
1°
lc
Chemical
7.99
9.83
10.31
——*°
shares—
Automobile
Aviation
•
Price
—1
General
"
18.73
3.38
—*
Inc.
Futures
7.25
-
6.62
stock
Fundamental
11.89
——
—
Insurance Co of
1
Ltd—
Electronics
Fund
series
stock
Preferred
8.74
10.85
Franklin Custodian
Common
Nucleonics
15.98
16.13
Canada
7.91
5-70
1
Series
England Fund
York Capital Fund
of
4.64
1
Stock
(N Y)
Corp
Insurance
70 %
20%
19
51%
29%
Reinsurance
Republic
56%
21
x66%
5
Hartford Steamboiler
6.86
4.25
1
Series
Series
Growth
178.57
20c
Fidelity-Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
Stock
New
,
61%
19%
10
—5
10
5
7.50
Home
11.04
6.28
1
Slock
10.10
1
Series
Income
24.39
1
Series
Series
Preferred
Eaton
Co
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Series—.
Dividend
52
57%
of N Y_10
Co
1Q
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Fire
11.86
Bond
Indemnity
■
20.74
10.97
Balanced
3.07
9.66
1
Insurance
10
National Security Series—
19.05
16.85
25c
Inc—
Fund
Dreyfus
19.17
1
Investors Corp
changed to
Name
Pacific
Pacific
Phoenix
.
Globe & Republic
Great American
3.72
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Nation
National
88%
——10
i
Providence-Washington '
2.50
F)
Newark-
10 %
79%
Insurance Co
Fire
93%
35 %
35%
/
"74%
.
28%
"
.
37%
Franklin Life
Gulf Life
3.43
(Minn)
Insurance
'
■„.*'■:•
9
-,-——12.50
Northwestern National Life
Title
1
32%
3.33%
Northern
40%
"• 26 %
2.50
j
'50%
•
37%
5
Northeastern
70%
29%
47;/-
2.
10
Fire
________
River
Pacific
17
■'
42%
52%
34%
104 %
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
——
Dividend Shares
Corp
*
/ 37%
15%.
5
Casualty
Fire
83%
35 %Y
5
A_
J
79%
10
—
—
Corp class
Hampshire
York
North
V 4%
3%
66%
27%
Co_
45%
55%
36%
108%
General Reinsurance Corp
15.61
8.91
Shares
of beneficial interest
9.63
14.24
Income
Delaware
%
Fire
New Amsterdam
Mutual Trust Shares
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware* Fund ——^—
39%
Ins
4
(S
Fund
of
Glens Falls
Inc
Fund
Invest
Firemen's
Fund—
De
36
St
Units of beneficial interest—.1
De
12%
5
Life
88%
4
Fireman's
7.71
Life
Massachusetts
58%
11%
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire As.sn of Philadelphia
13.07
Growth Stock
——
33yaC
Investors
33 %
4
Manufacturers
10
Federal
3.44
3.12
Reinsurance Corp—5
38%
31%
Bonding
Peerless Insurance Co™
3.18
12.09
Group Assoc
Employers
4.00
2.88
13%
Fund Inc—
Employees
4.20
lc
1.25
*'
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)_
3.98
.
lc
14.53
7.00
5.85
2.84
92%
54
230
36%
1
.54%
Nationwide
136
84%
312
131
96
57%
—10
115
_5
National
128
79
300
125'%
Co
110%
221
National Union Fire
25%
/ 18%
36%
10
2
10
5
Ins
Continental
3.61
16%
16.97
7.03
Life
Natl
Columbian
Amer
16%
—5
Monarch
5
of
Continental
2.57
13.44
18.81
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Life Ins
31%
15 %
1
Merchants &
29%
.
2
29%
Merchants Fire Assurance
27%
(N J)—5
Fire Ins Assn
Colonial
6.14
3.97
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares ——lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Crown
5
Camden
16%
15 Vu
5.31
14.76
shares
58%
*2%
23%
17%
34 y4
Stand Life Ins Co—1
Beneficial
11.27
X5.64
—lo
shares
18%
54
:
(N J)_10
Boston Insurance Co
12.79
10.32
—.
Petroleum
27
.10
Co——
American Surety
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a44.16
11.28
141
15.61
Inc————1
Trust_l
6.68
5
6.25
C)—1
17%
'
1%
10
._
Casualty
Massachusetts
New
Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal
shares
—lc
17.31
Consolidated Investment
14.25
6.09
Electrical
1
Concord Fund
11.21
13.17
1
18.26
10.27
Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
Amer
15.66
Lincoln National Life
6
35%
28%
3
29%
20%
5%
32
27%
.....
Assurance Co .5
Ask
15%'
-
20
Life Insurance Co of Va_
34%
Maryland
'Newark N J)—2%
Amer Ins Co
&
12.92
14.35
9.28
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc
16.74
Ltd-l
Managed FundsAutomobile shares—
25.47
Composite Fund Inc—.—-—1
Fund
26%
27%
Home
Bid
Ins
Mtge
Corp (Va)_5
Title Co.-65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life
Companies Inc
1
29%
31
24%
25%
Title
Lawyers
27%
Cruni & Forster Inc
600
10.39
Commonwealth Investment
1
Common wealth Stock Fund——1
14.05
11.83
13.58
—1
Fund Inc
Colonial
—
Par
Lawyers
146
71
205
140
67%
197
10
10
Co
Insurance
American
6.55
136
———
9.45
12.87
Fund—*
Mutual
Sayles
Loomis
8.87
5.98
1
Venture Fund Inc
1
23.56
Centnry Shares Trust
:_1
17.46
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities com—100 13,900 14,
Capital
10.92
8.65
St*s>_l
Com
18.65
10.01
Lexington Trust Fund—
25c
Lexington Venture Fund
—
Life Insurance Investors Inc___1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—11
15.59
14.42
1
Preferred
10
Surety
Equitable Assur—5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Flat ———1
25.48
7.92
7.25
Inc————1
International Growth
Ltd
Fund
Priced
(Low
Keystone Fund of Canada
Fund-
Knickerbocker
Fund
Canadian
&
Agricultural Insurance Co—_10
24.92
17.09
Stocks)—.!
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
8-4
24.52
13.24
1
Ltd
Casualty
American
23.36
(Income Cora
8-3
10.02
a
General Fund
(10541
6.36
23.88
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
—1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l (Iligh-Grade Com Stk)—1
10.45
Fund
Canadian
Aetna Life
a21.91
B-2
3.68
Inc
Aetna
11.38
5.80
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)—1
16.80
Inv Tr of
Canada
9.59
Aetna
American
Blue Ridge
Fund
9.61
1.56
5.54
10.48
10.41
Fund Inc
Resources
Companies
Ask
Bid
Par
5.07
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Intl
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
California
4.02
8.79
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Bond
6.53
3.77
Atomic
Boston
1.95
1.78
Fund
—25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
.♦
Aaerdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Inc
;
Rate
Dated
Bid S.
Due
1
\
/.
Rate
Ask:
*■"
'
Ask
Bid
Due
1-57
100
99.29
Growth
Fuud-.lc
11.79/
_1
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
7.01
7.67
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
_1
12.03
13.01
Institutional
Insur
12.34
13.50
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
_1
5.30
5.73
Fund
lc
12.89*
Wellington Fund
3.75%
10-
1-56
7-1-57
99.31
3.80%
11-
3.75%
11-
1-56
b~
1-57
99.31
100.1-'
3.70%
12-
2-57
99.27
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.30,
100
3.90%
12-
2-57
99.29
100
3.75%
2-57
10-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.80%
1-
2-58
99.29
100
1-
1-57
100.1
3.90%
2-
3-58
99.29
100
1-57
11-
4.00%
Institutional
X13.36
3-
3-58
99.29
100
3.875%
2-
3.875%
Recent
4%s
Power
jjuriington
Airlines
Capital
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
102%
98%
99%
4%Ll989
78 %
79%
Netv
82
88
Northwestern
4%S
1976
'
Potomac
Central
Cinn
Maine
Gas
tMTo
Elec
Pow
&
90%
1987
101 %
102%
1976
79%
80%
Hilton Hotels 4%s
Power
5s
!___ 1987
Laclede Gas 4%s_;
93
102
1970
Telephone 4%s-1988
..
(M)
&
98%
99%
98"
97%
1982
100%
,101%
79%
80%
Mueller Brass 3s/«s
1975
88
National Can 5s
1976
103
106
102'
102%
National
Fuel
Gas 5%S—1982
New Orleans Pub Serr 4%s_1937 '
99%
97%
45Bs_—1987
99%
100%
Dollar Value
Gas
&
4%S—! 1977
99%
100
Bid
of
Am
4J/4S___1967
5s
-1971
___j_1977
-
98%
92
99%
Corp
U S Industries
Universal
5%s
4Vas
Match
5s
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
6.16%
Power
70%
-
95 %
96
.—1971
134
138
110
113
<fc
24,
August
99.918
99.881
99.876
June 27, 1957
99.858,
July 5. 1957—
July 11, 1957
July 18, 1957
99.783
,
99.865 "
1,
94;%
a
value
106
104%
48
106
49
;
99.282
August
1057——
1957-.
September 23, 1957.
99.210
99.219
99.043
99.055
Net
stock
.
29,
September 5,
bBid
j,>
dividend,
Stock Exchange
ISSUES
yield price,
t
Ex-rightfi.
New stodk.
x
"
Ex-divid^nd.'
d
asset, value. %
...v.,
•"
to fisting on the New York
k Admitted
pfd__50
99.351
99.739
99.682
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
95 a4*
59%
99.415
99.273
99.670,
tEx-100%
58%
99.476-
99.401
99.337
99.730-
♦No par
pfd—50
Ask
99.619
99.541
.90462
August 22, 1957-——
.99.790
-
99.529
1957—-—
1957
August 8, 1957-——
August 15, 1957-—July 25,
.5-0.975
99.913.;
1
,.1976
Light—
pfd
Potomac Electric 2.44%
99.974
1957
1957
Bid
99.606
v
:_1970
I
Stocks—
Pacific
91
69:%
Gas Pipe!
5s
Underwood
89
1957
20,
June
k—. \"
13,
June
Dollar Value
V
Ask
.
June
Acceptance—
—4-1977
Co
Amer
Bats
97 %
4s8S
Sheraton
Textron
United States Treasury
98%
—987
98
Sons—
*3/aS
El
103
Colo
of
Roebuck
Line
1981
Lowensteln
Serv
Tel
4$wS—
Transcontinental
96
.
Bell
Edison
Serv
Sears
1975
.
Interstate
Pub
97%
4%s
Lgt
3%s
Bell
97%
—1987
4%s
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
Ilinois
Public
98%
Corp 3%s
Florida
98%
4TeS_1987
1975
Power
t
Ask
4sis_1987
York Telephone 4%s—1991
99%
4*48-1975
100
Bid
N Y State Elec & Gas
—1987
Industries
99.30,
99.30
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
Alabama
.100.1-
.
.
wi When
y
issued.
^
.
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 185
Number 5645
v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2709)
Third Federal Reserve
the: course or bank clearings
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
based
increase compared with
an
upon
a
year
Week Ended June
Pre¬
ago.
loss for the week
a
the week follows:
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
New
—'
'
-
Ended
Bethlehem
8
;
,
1,048,242,861
1.013,000,000
1,206,000,000
619 791,679
' 354.494,312
344,200.000
Francisco
_
353,000,000
638.911,000
+
8.6
+
+
3.1
362,799.232
—
4.7
$10,318,735,382
$16,374,746,914
—
0.3
4,351,711,153
4,015,940,125
+
8.4
545.304,931
Baltimore
___:
..
..
.
345,703,811
Total
cities, five days
Other cities, five days
Tctal
all
All cities,
•
y
in
_
__
week____.
870,342.230|
803,188,024
details for the week covered
We
cannot furnish
by 2.3%.
following we-furnish
by the foregoing will
them
today, inasmuch
•'.'vy-'
■
June
New
3rd
:
7th
Kansas
6.5
43.793,700
—
__
4,155,133.
Inc. or
Dec. %
703,253,899
690,588,574
9,647,927.824
r-
"
10,000,099,870
-
1955
19,397.000
17,036,000
153,212,607
+
7.7
155,880.592
136,338,184
r—14.9
5.483,227
4,626,510
275,469 913
3,464,977
7,439,944
295,219,725
+
6.2
280,433,500
100.050,949
+
9.0
115,093,659
96,718,185
616,138,059
577,584,723
6.7
580,051,356
533,653,774
.
,
$
+
+
1.8
647,014,495
618,907,593
3.5
9,279,088,881
9,404,424,882
1,067,276,898
*
6,411,338
5,232,684
197,637,049
Arbor
Bend
Terre
'
-
1,616,316
966,059,191
1,915,618
945,373,867
*
••
5,978,857
5,499,936
_•
13,262,230
14,924,446
-
"v'
Missouri—St.
Louis
540,337,461
+ 22.0
8,216,491
6,762,897
276.808,948
6.6
421,686,199
414,828,480
North
46.9,638,489
483,107.570
—
2.8
560,853,685
487,457,645
South Dakota—Aberdeen
459,794,262
436,532,216
:•■'+
5.3
433,967,303
336,273,906
Montana—Billings
4,043,436
"
972,821.235
651.204.549
+
2.3
909,013,094
793,383,730
"
18.494.018,037
13,770,519,677
9,213,425,896
9,141,710,971
Ninth Federal Reserve
8.952,208
7,338,261
Minneapolis
305,977,573
5.9
280,090,221
110,214,560
288,792,321
106,817,904
+
St.
+
3.2
110,970,374
6,858,051
6,457,346
+
6.2
4,706,867
105,971,893
6,222,073
3,829.597
3,434,163
+ 11.5
3,460,916
3,510,068
1,304,898
+ 210.1
4,962,552
11,799,641
9,478,433
+ 24.5
9,278,778
4,630,553
10,922,031
451,675,066
423,623,326
6.6
421,686,199
414,828,453
Paul
Dakota—Fargo
Helena
—
(7
cities)
.
-
16,930,207,214
'7
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
602,915
Ir.c.
1955
or
1954
$
Kansas—Topeka
*
—17.9
3,051,950
2.143,412
6,397,976
+ 20.6
5,574.461
570,689,437
+
2,785,820
2.1
529.836,346
\
509,567,191
0.1
3,318,418
1.5
1,091,089
Connecticut—Hartford
^
3,161,633
10,770,690
+19.5
11,816,756
+
0.4
10,082,652
r+
1.4
9,043,044
7,928,614
Hampshire—Manchester
32,821,755
19,320,978
20,296,072
—
25,592,500
'+
2,244,618
2.749.003
703,253,899
(12 cities)
9,222,195
8,085,191
0.3
120,602,030
135,315,168
+
+
—
—
+
—
6.1
829,527
8,054,878
6.8
21,494,973
8,274,039
20,855,607
4.0
385,284,133
296,113,145
8.4
11,013,361
4.5
10,772,612
4,895,478
(a)
Total
(9 cities)
________
,,
.
'
—
690,588,574
(a)
••
3,595,973
2,647,796
.
469,638,489
483,107,570
2.8
—14.2
' 560,853,685 /
487,457,645
Eleventh Federal Reserve District-DallasTexas—Austin
:
7,959,252
0.7
37,1* 2,012
37,142,109
-
4.8
17,202,735
15,005,463
2.3
23,790,600
22,592,900
—18.3
2,339,355
1,991,452
1.8
647,014,495
Galveston
Wichita
i
9,281,783
397,043.569
367,201,918
+
8.1
9,903,106
369,111,190
33,657,031
Dallas
Fort Worth
26,189,400
■
Island—Providence-
4,327,759
7,634,036
1,036,160
3,622,123
11,002,362
+
32,579,455
Haven
,
/. 968,587
733,234
4.8
2,600,365
1,352.488
3,080,885
10,227,217
Worcester
Springs
1,036,5C2
—12.8
"
11,867,114
.___
Colorado—Colorado
—37.7
—
'
3,680,841
__
—— -
4.967,604
1,372,716
Springfield
7,332,278
20 681,435
313,238,458
10,001,748
4,134,666
:—
St. Joseph
2,923 230
7,712,741
7,776,045
19,272,669
300,572.829
—
-
Missouri—Kansas City
662,171
8,034,119
118,640,008
119,052,801
—-
Wichita
963,247
577,524
—-«,
Omaha
Dec. '/o
City-
7,647,292
...
Lincoln
2,783,027
+
7,852,592,741
2,400,522
^
A
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Total
32,640,150
+
3.1
31,844.287
+
3.3
6,071,000
8,055,055
281,471,501
27,300,335
5,473,714
5,876,000
7,303,519
—25.1
6,053,481
5,073,717
9,589,696
14,220,0*6
—j^.ri
lu,Jao,^,i4
9,jyo,133
459,794,262
-
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
436.532,216
5.3
433,967,308
336,273,90(5
"
6,700,000
•
4,978,100
618,907,593
+
Total
(6 Cities)
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve DistrictNew
..
New York—
28,721,761
Binghamton
(a)
:
111,076.033
2,441,929
2,763.557
3,059,753
9,280.592,141
9,628,808,706
30,757,925
York
.
30,498,740
•
Syracuse
;;
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
New Jersey.
(10 cities)
20,428,141
__
—33:2
(a)
2,111,345
Rochester
New
43,004,185
119,010,196
Elmira
Jamestown
New
'
^
-
;
Washington—Seattle
174,027,141
20,716,137
34.855,165
31.656,701
17,547,852
4,147,489
33,929,208
5,231,060/
Oregon—Portland
Utah-Salt
California—Long
7.1
108.029,579
92,972.682
—13.5
2,710,825
2,360,501
San
—
9.7
3,453,426
1.975,295
Ian
—
3.6
8,936,773,394
9,077,614,473
+
+
0.8
30,817,890
Lake
City__
Beach
—_
+ 17.1
5,041,883
—26.1
5.032.969
5,128,361
151,504,330
—28.0
130,811,174
71,164,087
22,440,277
—
148,576,731
3,726,162
109,103,320
Yakima
York—Albany
Buffalo
;
67,756,222
5.0
58,060,845
117,795,129
51,400,941
24,931,293
+
—10.0
140,480,684
21,^.,<x82
131,489,690
19,0+ j,754
__I
15,264,005
13.304,176
+ 14.7
13,403,902
11,729,24T
Francisco
541,868,052
507,412,472
+
6.8
508,334,478
429,000,1-03
20,130,014
18,902,775
+
6.5
18,136,527
14,630,381
Pasadena
Jose
Santa Barbara
5,878.370
4,941,973
+ 18.9
4,972,878
5,150,700
Stockton
9,219.807
8.832,694
+
4.4
8,464,355
7,970,429
+
2.3
909,013,094
793,383,730
1.5
17,559,793,093
16,930,207,214
0.8
8,623,019,699
7,852,592,741
27,797,800
1.4
18,631,678
17,030.669
+ 10.1
29,691,786
26,895,247
—
Total
(10 cities)
Grand total
57,145.815
61,2.92,386
—•
6.8
65,226,541
67.545.295
+
5.9
61,998,421
57,851.875
9,279,088,881
9,404,424,882
(109 cities)
972,821.235
951.204,549
18,494.018.037
18.770.519,677
9,213,425,896
9,141,710,971
—
60,766,012
71.541,778
9,647,927,824
10,000,099,870
—
3.5
Outside New York City
•Estimated,
'
564,965,757
+
showing the figures for each city for the
v
3.3
423,623,326
Bedford
—
;
—
451,675,066
*, Lowell
303,300,009
604,242,094
"
River
301,400,000
'*■
—
584,248,423
(4 cities)
7
582,875,270
1,059,959,311
0.3
y
•
7
88,520,363
2,995)741
749,934,323
Massachusetts—Boston',.
5,064,279
1,178,380,585
5.3
+
2,817,643
540,337,461
v.;
11,926,663
8,165,481
8,220,219
5,560,150
99,143,685
1,059,959,311
__
12,545,798
+ 29.4
2.8
564,965,757
Portland
—11.1
+ 15.3
5.9
798,345,234
Maine—Bangor
4,145,574
+
1,178,380,585
1956
5.958,496
+
3.3
1957
8.7
/
0.3
statement
+
2,254,512
+
detailed
785,297,81(5
103.664,325
—
our
1,934,403
864,660,462
2,387,391
604,242,094
add
13,942,721
1,497,984
2.2
106,521,022
•
1,272,994,973
8,623,019,699
4,327,040
32,771,503
+
310,100,000
lbi,
584,248.423
17,559,793,093
3,257,967
90,445,250
>
—15.6
1,272,994,973
293,600,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
.7,873,051
60,004,000
7,707,001
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
)
1,277,129,990
1.5
—
4,712,735
1,277,129,990
+
+
+
9,759,663
5,436,088
"
0.8
-
'12,625,168
-
Springfield
:
13,066,760
■ v
.
;
-44,170,214
"
+
70,529,000
4.9
4
—
7,516,639
3,966,746
7,213,833
9,551,028
6.1
—26.0
+ 12.6
City_
—19.0
—
12,671,768
962,980.846
York
•14,032,610
6,871,199
50,569,224
1,034,355,842
10
16,421,920
5.4
12,052,105
,
Chicago
^____
1,850,110
0.2
+
5,613,475
;
Decatur
2,280,427
+
—13.5
"
"
749,934,323
+12.9
.,
6,247,480
_1Q
"
798,345,234
9,463,278
972,847,687
6
9,474,087
3,918,935
98,051,240
533,653,774
9
+12.6
0.3
580,051,356
__
505,197
146,148,851
100,768.494
6.7
City
571,290
149,196,573
3.3
-J,
104.090.393
5,400,935
Cities)
1.9
10,678,610
—r42,6
"
-
(17
118,420,771
105,114,175
.+ 96
.
+
71,906.000
.
2.277.541
^
City
Tor.al
101,340,826
> 37,418,643
,
Rapids
Peoria
,tjd0
+ 17.5
10,983,740
.
7,53.7,861
___r__—-
Rockford
j
5,118,211
12
7,660,109
67,546,000
Illinois—Bloomington
-
2,348.913
,
8,896,798
-
.
Des Moines
-
,
5,529.570
5.1
16,169,595
8,076,299
_r__^
Haute
Sioux
V
16.203,749
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
1.4
+ 14.5
962,980,846
\i-..2,651.816
,
i,
Indianapolis
5,156,187
5,078,388
District—Chicago-
Indiana—Fort Wayne
South
78,364,473
2UJ.,
j
+ 2. .7
564,462
Rapids
Lansing
19,358,983
82,527,306
2o.
■
,+
166,706,263
1,084,355,842
»
7.0
+
'J
575.078
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
,
195,867.179
Orleans
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
*
11,741,031
23,277,158
3.0
.■■■:.
—
172,620,994
It/-.,
12.344.337
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
.+
194, ,o.-,264
;
Louisiana—New
1,018,198,422
—16.6
i+i.
Alabama—Birmingham
+ 10.4
+
t.
5,307.293
;
Mobile
23,545 867
103,408,514
ox,
5,960,546
;
Kentucky—Louisville
—
1,099,578,521
26,002.054
106,506,052
3.59,j.JJO
+
109
Total
*
'•
3,763,378
2.0
109.040.318
cities)
(6
!
5.8
+
577,584,723
-
$
New
> 972,347,687
•
313,571.128
Macon
,vyV+:'.+-.'
1954
$
First Federal Reserve District- -Boston-
New
1,113,149,601
+
1,119,149,601
-
Clearings at—
Rhode
+ 3.3
•
6,333,581
Florida—Jacksonville £
Week Ended June 1
New
325,955,453
164,953,323
Columbia—Washington._
Augusta
week ended June 1 for four
years:
Fall
370,386,082
3,928,775
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
;
8..-..9,303
+ 11.0
17,732.723
;—____17
now
7,803,185
:
.
i
—
1.267,982,415
.
41,611,000
9,287,528
i
:i
8,340,653
201,483,903
379,334,190
18,084,576
3.3
San Francisco
We
—13.7
I
,
423,448,669
lj310,270,678
+
_
New
1
469,854.429
1,267 982,415
Total
Outside
+
10,176,781
616,138,059
Dallas
12th
46,965.800
1,310,270,678
Minneapolis
10th
449,955.770
"
Louis
11th
_
7
8,593,292
226,174,991
9.7
6
Chicago
9th
7.0
—
8.782.849
Georgia—Atlanta
T-vV^^
.-
\
916,764,270 ;
7
:
Atlanta
8th St.
1956
$
;_10
Richmond
6th
1957
_
Cleveland
5th
10,640,381
10,5u,o*3
Nashville
the week
as
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
,
12 cities
York
Philadelphia
4th
a
..
1—
Boston
2nd
!
1,018,198,423
—19.4
Tennessee—Knoxville
appear
.;J (J ,' y;■}. 44y y.^
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
*
1st
1,067,276,898
7,650,692
1.6
+
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
June 1.
For that week there was a
decrease of 1.5%, the aggregate
clearings for
the whole country
having amounted to $18,494,018,037 against
$18,770,519,677 in the
same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there was a
gain of 0.8%, the bank clearings
at this center
showing a decrease of 3.6%. We group the cities
according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve
District (including this
city) the totals record a decline of
3.5% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 16.6%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals register ant
improvement of 1.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals sho\y an" iticrease
of 3.3%, in the Richmond, Reserve District of
6.7%
and in the Atlanta,Reserve
District of 12.6%.
The St. Louis Reserve District suffers
a loss of
3.3%, but the Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain of 0.3% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District of 6:6%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals are
smaller by 2.8%, but-in the
Dallas Reserve District the totals are larger
by 5,3% and
in the San Francisco Reserve
District
Ended
15,330,912
Sixth Federal District—Atlantaand exact
In the elaborate detailed
Week
11,461,385
16,083,114
,+
Virginia—Huntington
Total
we are
•
12,930,972
50,020.300
(7 cities)
District of
+ 8.4
$21,540,788,765 $21,193,875,063
0.1
—19.5
—
282,828.317
,
South Carolina—Charleston
1.4
+
5,806,356
3.083.020
.
4,458,050
7,447,397
483,271,133
Virginia—Norfolk
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to
be estimated.
In the
—16.6
5,737,441
v',
5.8
—
"■
ends
'
1,099,578,521
'9,895.271
Richmond
$20,670,446,535 $20,390,687,039
_____
issue of next week.
our
16.980,600
.
1.5
—
230,893,342
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days__
one day
Total all cities for
Complete
13,343,401
2.1
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—•
West
Ten
3,131,372
530.313,844
6.2
504,618.455
456,097.396
:
3,714,724
6,325,979
i.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
429,334.287
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
126
_
—10.5
916,764,270
Youngstown
3.9
—
-588,454,336
__
4
963,000.000
5,774,673
Mansfield
'
'
1,597,314
i
1,008.000.000
3,364,425
Columbus
,
1,852,641
.4
13,675.177
Cleveland
'
1,499,226
7.1
:13,335.038
cities)
1.414.019
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
,
5.8
+
5.7
—1
—
5,956.218
Cincinnati
4' 8.1
ob
5,651,360
(11
$
b.t
+
J
'
1954
$
1,470,105
3,314.821
Oliio—Canton
383.106,179
City
1
3,534,728
;______
Delaware—Wilmington
—15.8
Louis
1,478,229
j8
3.251.731
]
York
!
1.6
—
,
1955
1.2
—
1,041,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
+ 14.9
655,918,052
Kansas
San
%
$10,903,011,752
Boston
St.
1956
1,204.177,780
1
_,
___
3,.
+
7
863,000.000
New Jersey—Trenton
$10,732,316,233
;
-
Philadelphia
;
Scranton
Total
1957
.1,563,116
1.562.262
,
or
Dec. %
2,u
Philadelphia
Reading
■.'■
Inc.
$
._
Lancaster
Our comparative summary for
•••
y--•
:
-
-
1956
1,581,310
Chester
•
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
June
York-
Chicago
ending Friday of 1.6%.
r;-•'
*
•
r
-Week
•
*
$
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, June 8, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1.6% above those .of the corresponding week last
year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $21,540,788,765 against
$21,193,875,063 for the same week in 1956. ' At this center
there is
District—Philadelphia—
1957
Bank
49
(a* Clearings
operations
discontinued.
+
V.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(r7!0)
50
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
(Continued from page 16)
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Pursuant to the
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
rtr
the Secretary of the Treasury
certifies daily to
MAY
1957
31,
TO
JUNE
preferred
5%
Monday
June 3
Friday
May 31
-
June 5
Coast Line
June 6
'$
$
Pe'<H"—
.0247637
2.222858
-.0385356*
.0248666*
Free
pound
Austria,
schilling
—
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar..
Canada, dollar
-
Australia,
.0385356*
.0198625
rupee
-
markka
Finland,
India,
mark
Deutsche
pound
—
Japan, yen
Mexico,
—
-
-
peso
guilder
Netherlands,
—
pound
New Zealand,
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Norway,
peso
—
.233350
franc
Switzerland,
Union of South Africa,
United
pound
.325133
.208900
.00435401*
.00285531
.00285562
.208866
.208910
2.790187
2.789125
.
—_————
V ;>
(quar.).
A
Ltd.,
Service,
.496950*
.0349000*
S
B
(quar.)
Inc.,
.233350
class
June 5,
May 29,
June 6,
1957
1957
1956
ASSETS—
indebtedness
Total
F.
certificate
gold
cash
4%
deposits adjusted increased $36 million at all.
banks; the. principal changes were
an increase of $183
million in the Chicago District and
decreases of $138 million in New York City and $41
million in the Philadelphia District.
Time deposits in¬
creased $127 million, of which $63 million was in inter¬
bank deposits in New York City.
.
and
Industrial
loans
44,155
+
159
—
n
Federal
from
Electric,
&
Certificates
+
11,362,199
—_
Notes
+603
—183
—256
v—
6
86,229
adjusted!
investments
and
Loans
——52,743
industrial loans30,650
Agriculture loans
416
adjusted!
Commercial and
outright
under repurchase agree't
Held
'■£»»—541.507
22,650,125
+137,500
94,600
+
157,800
Total
U.
Total
loans
Due
from
;
—
78,162
+
13,196
+
11,539
3,070
—
.Other
U.
assets
+839,179
—616,922
50,988,745
Reserve
U.
notes
26,481,302
+316,304
8,789
+
Deposits:
bank
Member
S.
U.
18,535,824
reserves
Treas.—general
—148,907
379,753
—107,520
account
360,142
Foreign
Other
Total deposits
19,545,016
27,264
+
1,470
27,485
+
—364,115
+
42,867
+
—
—273,683
3,609,575
21,895
55,438
—
13,435
—
67,320
+
3,821
—
269,297
__
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. and accrued dividends
398,214
—
214
Loans
liabilities
49,657,788
—627,539
+741,789
ii.—:
Cash
-
—,
with
domestic
banks
ACCOUNTS—
Capital
in
paid
332,174
■.
7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts—
9.414
&
—334
—
3,395
deposits:
demand
banks
.
—
+
+
63
+
747,593
17,207
+
53,981
+
26,202
Federal
688
others
Banks—
Reserve
+
—199
190
10,554
JExclusive
50,988,745
—616,922
+839,179
loans
of
to
banks
individual loan items
*Preliminary
and
after
deduction
of
valuation
deposit and F.
+
.2%
+
pondents
Industrial
62,593
loan
commitments
+
1,803
2,774
+
17
—
—
17,705
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of- the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
the
following principal changes for the week
ended May 29: A decrease of $183 million in loans ad¬
justed; increases of $815 million in holdings of Treasury
bills and $882 million in U. S. Government
deposits; and
decrease of $334 million in
a
demand deposits credited
list
a
NOTICE
OF
one
and industrial loans
district and
member banks;
lion
in
decreased
in all but
a
total of $256 million at all reporting
Ludman
Corp.,
Northeastern
6%
s.
5%
f.
s.
Water
A bonds due Jan.
due
collat.
Ney York City, $24 million in Chicago, $17
million in the St. Louis
1, 2039—Jun
Nov.
1,
1968
bonds,
ENTIRE
District, $14 million in the Dallas
due
Jan.
ISSUES
1,
1968
and
$12
million
in
Changes according to industry
release.
or
Loans
to
brokers
and
the
Cleveland
appear
in another
dealers
carrying U. S. Government and
District.
for
press
purchasing
Capitol Records,
General
13
Jacinto
5%
2nd
Corp.,
Petroleum
subord.
Tung-Sol
Holdings of Treasury
the sale of
reflecting
a
bills increased
in all
districts,
special issue of tax anticipation
United
conv.
6te%
Foil
'•Announcement
7-
X
3%
7-
1
6-
6
$1.75
7-
1
6-
3
T
(quar.)
pfd.
3fcc
—
preferred
cumulative
debentures
Co.,
in
4.3%
due
cumulative
preferred
this
issue.
stock
<
.v
6-20
7.- 1
7-
15c
1
6-20.
flOc
(quar.)
6-18
7-15
6-18
25c
J—I—
7-15
t25c
(quar.).
6-28
6-14
3Ec
6-24
6-
3
$1.18%
6-12
6-
3
f
common
7-1
6-14
7-
6-14
(quar.)—
$1.40
$1.06%
1
30c
(quar.)
6-14
5-15
45c
—
6-29
6-17
6-28,
6-15
15c
6-14
6-
'25c
6-29
75 c
.
—
(quar.)——
(Shelby, N. C.)—
6-15
6-28
75c
(quar.)
(quar.):
4
6-17
-Jun
$5
&
Hose
Woven
(quar.)
—
preferred
July
1
5.28%
2322
stock
—Jun
17
pfd. stock- —Jun
10
stock
Extra
Page
—Jun
1971
pfd.
stock.
11
2219
—Jun
18
2495
.
1
5%
(quar.).
Co.,
$2.13
6-15
6-10
6-
S.
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
9-
3
8-15
6-29
6-14
-
*72 tec
62 Vic
.
5 6 tec
6-29
6-14
35c
6-29
6-
4
6-29
6-
4
33c
(quar.).
6-29
6-4
6-15
5-31
—
(quar.)
preferred
—
Mfg. Co.
;
35 c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
G-14
6-28
6-14
7-
6-14
40c
(interim)
6-28
45c
com.
*25c
*28 tec
& Co.. Ltd.
1
—
2606
-July
9-24
12-24
$1
.
common
—,
preferred
Brillo
6-25
9-27
12-27
5c
Gas
(T. G.)
Bright
"6-28
6-14
J68%c
Briggs & Stratton (quar.).
*
2215
$1.25
*62 %c
&
preference; (quar.)
Bridgeport
3
-7-1
15c
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)
4,/a%
preferred
(quar.)—
2561
3
6-
Ltd.—
Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Bridge &
$2.90
pfd
(quar.)
& Sons
J.)
(E.
Rubber Co.,. 6%
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-14
$1.25
of North America,
Corp.
6-14
$1.25
&
Water
5-31
6-17
20c
(quar.)—
Maine RR., $5 preferred
1
31 tec
——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
2333
Club
7-
$1.37% '
25c
(reduced)——
Brass
5-26
-
"
1———
(quar.).
Inc.
Brook
2376
(quar.)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
common
prior preferred
Brach
15
Co.,
6-10
25c
(quar.)—
C.)
(H.
Bound
Corp.—
convertible
Electric Inc.,
States
1
50c
6-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Stores,
$5
•
creased $61 million.
6-
(quar.)
Inc.
Aimlane
Page
Date
convertible preferred
Inc.,
Corp.,
Silica
1
6-13
(quar.)
Aluminum
•
San
other securities in¬
Paint
Industrial
6-
com.'(quar.)
50c
Tobacco—
Diamond
Boston &
CALLED
Company and Issue—
District,
6-10
(quar.)—:——
Co.—
trust
7
6-13
common
Book-of-the-Month
REDEMPTIONS
debs,
conv.
6-
t50c
(quar.)
Co.
Bond
-
Page
Date
f.
7
6-28
Valley Gas & Electric—
Bohn
.
$151 mil¬
were
2-
7-15
7%
Bryson,
preference
Bowater
Company and Issue—
the principal decreases
8
3-3-58
6-29
convertible preferred
5Vi %
Commercial
&
Boston
Date
ser.
11-
6-15
Manufacturing
Laughlin,
5te%
Co.—
PARTIAL
—
(quar.)
preferred
Bohack
TENDER
Company and Issue—
mtge. 3%-6%
2
__
of corporate bonds,
.
Philadelphia Transportation
8-
12-
20c
Blue Ridge Insurance Co.
Quarterly
notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Consol.
to domestic banks.
be found
9
3
50c
—
Ltd.,
Hats,
Decker
Boeing
Below will
5-22
9-
15c
-
Notices
777
6-14
1
6-10
60c
—
preferred
Blue
7-
+25c
-
15c
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
preferred
6%
5-31 '
—
class A
preferred A
6%
6-15
"
(quar.)..
(quar.)—
Steel
Sivalls
1.4%
5-31,.
15c
———
Limestone & Cement,
_
&
5-20
6-2 J
4Cc
com.—
**
Paper,
Bloch Bros.
47.6%
'•
(quar.)
6-19
17]/2C
——
Canada
Manufacturing Co,
Bliss
e-ia
3%
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
4.25%
note liabilities
R.
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased
for
foreign
corres¬
10c
37 Vac
(quar.)
6% preferred
:
Blaw-Knox
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to
combined
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
4%%
Francisco District).
(San
6-14!
5-31:
35c
,—
common.i.,._:—
—
&
re¬
6-14
1
•6.-15
25c
"
Blackstone
shown gros6.
are
6-15:
•
$1
——
6-1 J.
6~XX.,
1
7-
—
1
1"
i
(yufti'w
__
Savers
5.60%
+
7-
$1
——————
Black
27,543
223,647
capital accounts—
Life
Stores,
Biltmorc
307
—
+153
759
From
From
6.-23
6-10
Black
88
:
10c
6-17.
6-23 ;'i;
ioc
;
1
6-10
Extra
$1
5-21
6-17-
7-
2
Bessemer
Bibb
i
25C
56J/«c
7-
Bergstrom
—
<6-1J
-€'30 '
12 fcc
1
t35c
Aviation
4%
'
5-29
5-31'
Heminway
Bendix
■"
50
40
+
2
6-14
2
Common
334
+1,799
—
448
55,187
23,483
:
deposits except U. S. Governments
U. S. Government deposits
Domestic
36
+127
+ 882
1,538
adjusted—
Time
7-
1
6-12
7-
15C
7-
Bethlehem
deposits
Demand
7-15
62V2C::
t25c
Bestwall-Gypsum Co.
serves;
Total liabs.
—
5-
preferred
Belgium
Borrowings:
(Section
Surplus
—
4
6-
—-—
Belknap Hardware & Manufactdririg,
LIABILITIES—
Foreign banks
CAPITAL
35
—103
—
2,242'
———
6-
(quar.)
A
Belding
65
235
49
108
6-10
6-14
6-15
.5-31,
Telephone Co. of
+
1
■
2
Bell
—
7-
:
7"
—1,206
63
6-10
6-13
9
+170
6-10
1
30C
Aircraft
—
13,368
931 >
1
7-
34%C
<quar..)_,
—_—
Beckman Instruments (stock ciiv.)
343
7-
$1
6-10
Bell
—
1
$1.75
——
—
Common
22
7-
(initial quar.)^
Ltd.,
Co.,
+1,037
—1,812
+
6-7,
7-20
(quar.)
—.—
(quar.).—*i-+-——
+815
34
—
8
—
3
6-
47 VaC
———
Common
+
1
6-28
t25c
Lumber
Class
380
8-26
■v
7-
(quar.)
Counselors
Beaver
668
9-16
tl
$1.06
(quar.)
Beauty
61
5-16
6Cc
(quar.)
(quar.)Optical, common
preferred
4%
8-26
6-14
40c
u
class A (•quar.)————-—,
Lomb
9-16
$1
—
(quar.)
common
995
986
7,608
Banks—
1
50c
>.—
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Beau Brummell Ties, Inc.
121
+ •■' 162
+ l5-':V:--*+
+764
*
—
18,394
vault
in
Balances
■'>+
1,265
Federal Reserve
&
Bauscn
5-16.
€-14
JS1.75
com.
new
"
eoc
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessing Co.
—
—
—
—
—
1,665
1,581
4,238
indebtedness—
—__
with
-
11,136
25,878
banks
to
Reserves
•' i
8.665
—
.—
notes
securities
61
+
6-14
'
B
Beech-Nut
securities—total——
—T
bonds
S.
Other
—
1.—
1,767
bills
Interbank
Total
Class
+1,505
+2,843
+3,343
>.
6-14
1
(s-at
preference
$1.40
1,156
Treasury certificates of
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
Federal
loans
loans
Government
S.
Treasury
Total
Corp.;
Bros.,
for pur¬
:
estate
Real
328,036
+
31
—
203,627
assets—
Other
—279~253
4,478,662
...
■-—355,728
securities
22
items
cash
premises
dealers
and
chasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
—404-.007
+
23,667,225
banks
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
securities
and
94,600
—331,308
23,107,925
securities
Gov't
S.
brokers
to
Loans
1
7-
•
Manufacturing Co.
Barry Controls,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
bought
.
7-
$1
i*. i
(qusr.)_
Corp.
6-14
1
7-
45C
3
9-30;
12-31
$1.12 te
5te%
Barker
>
429,500
2,801,750
Oil
1-15-58
<quar.)_
.———..—_
Equipment
&
0-2-J T
6-
1C-15
$1.50
—
preference
Barber
Larcalo
May 30,
1956 ;
May 22,
—582,500
8,571,413
Bonds
Total
7%
Oil,
7-i5
6-14
$1.50
u.
•
Increase ( + ) or
—388,507
214,763
Bills
5-31
preferred (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—
Decrease (—) Since
1957
6-17
common '(quar.):.—*
Aroostook RR.
Building
Bankline
ber banks follows:
1957*
6-14
25c
common
preferred
(quar.t—
4te% preferred
(quar.)
4%%
May 29,
6-14
12 tec
(quar.)
Barden
outright—
Bought
5-31
1
12 teC
—
4%
Bank
securities:
U. S. Government
6-10
€-28
"7-
._
Hydro-Electric, common
preierred (quar.).—.
7%
•
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
4,283
+
5-31
5-31
18tec
(quar.)
common
Bangor
$153 million, and borrowings from others decreased
Loans to banks decreased $63 million.
A summary of assets
3"
€-21
-6-21
Corp.—
(quar.)
Ohio RR.,
<Sc
&
Bangor
increased '
$199
Banks
Reserve
6-
2Cc
preferred (quar.)—„•
—„+
preferred (quar.)
i
Corp. (quar.)———-——
4%
million.
16,992
—
16
+
50,583
+
7,144
425,923
20,718
outright
Acceptances—bought
824,811
6-24
lte%
(quar.)—
Bancohio
member
Borrowings
9,403
+
10,663
304,930
325,782
537,818
764
—
——
advances—
Discounts
+
1,719
21,930,335
reserves—
banks
other
of
notes
R.
Other
1,721
—
340,941
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
+815,408
2
+
21,089,394
account
certificate
5-31
4c
-
25c
common
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C iquar.l—
Common
,
Gold
6-10
5%
w
preierred (quar.)
Baltimore
Demand
-
—
dividend)—
4te%
Increase ( +) or
5-24
:
preferred (quar.—-——.
4%
Decrease (—I since
6-21
'
Corp.)
Industries
Baltimore Gas
(In thousands of dollars)
5-17
deposit receipts for ordinary
American
Baker
6%
reporting
5-17;
(quar.)_
A
Worsted
Uxbridge
Amerace
Baldwin Piano Co..
•Nominal
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
6-15 •;
6-15
^
common
(stock
Company
(See
6%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
.7-1
€-15
20c
—-
convertible
F
Bachmann
2 777521
Holdings of Treasury certificates of
decreased $34 million.
"
.
Bahamas Helicopters, Ltd.—
2.787937
bills.
5-27
40c-:
from income)
payment
quarter
B/G Foods,
.193330*
2.789687
5-27
6-10
^
112 tec
-•
•
(quar.),—_—
(quar.)_
Stock dividend
.0349000*
.193330*
.233350
"
5-27
6-20
6-15
10c- .V
(quar.)
-
-Collieries
Aysnire
!
.496950*
.0349000*
.193330*
2.778704
6-15
2
:i 20c
——
common
(quar.)
(Second
■
75c
.496950*
2.789125
6-15
6-15
7-
60c
1
(quar )
6-15
'
15C
—
,
.140180*
.233350
2
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
"
.140080*
2.779762
2
7-
1' 2
,;V
25c
•j:
(quar.)
(auar.)
.261020
2.790187
7-
:11$C-
Automatic Voting Machine
.140080*
2.779265
2.790312
-
Automatic Fire Alarm
J.'""
2.760333
6-15 ; i-7 5-21
'V
115c
—
1
1
J 6-17.
.
.0800560*
.261020
2.761509
.261060
'
Class
.00277912*
.0800560*
.0800560*
2.762561
(quar.)
1
-
2.787937 :? • '
"
.00277912*
.0027791*
class A
—
Co.
Electric
Auto
.237966 i
,
Powder
55-
6-12
7-
50C
(quar.ii
common
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.
r
-.00285562
•
,
-
.208990
1.049218
;
>
.237966
5uc
iquar.)__
12 tec
Ltd.,
common
preferred
Atlas
.00435401*
'
Co.,
(quar.r
Corp.,
5%
.208873
.00435401*
.0349000*
.193330*
.233350
2.779887
pound sterling
Kingdom,
Atlas
1.048164
.237966
Co., com.
110c-
.325233
.208930 2.789687
.00277912*
.0800560*
.261080
2.762066
.140080*
.496950*
.
,
-".0198712
.325066 ! : V
.-Vr"
6-13
6-12
•'
RR.
Wholesalers
Class B
.0385356*
.0198656
6-10
ncc
.208966
-.00285625
.237966
- -
V
6-25
*7-15
(quar.)
2.221463 ' :
:
6-28
2£c
of Connecticut—
Co.
Line
Corp.
Atlantic
■
1.048789
.325200
1.047070
».208953 .
-.00435401*
.208887
2.790312
' .00277912*
.0800560
.261100
2.762685
.140080* "
.496950*
.0349000
,193330*
rupee
Ireland,
'•
.0385356*
.0198625
-
.00285625 ' '
.237950* " "*~
r—!
franc
(Metropolitan),
France
Germany,
2.222409
.0385356*
1
6-
32VaC
(quar.)
Electric
Atlantic Refining
V;
,0252000
.0249833
„
2.223256,
.0198500
•
.325133
1.046312 >
.208966
.00435401*
—
—-.—-
-
Ceylon,
2.223356
-
.0248649
Atlantic
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555'
0555533'
—-
25c
——
—
City
Atlantic
Thursday
June 4
0! Red.
Ry.—
—
Products
Atlantic Coast
Wednesday
Tuesday
Holdert
Payable
5Cc
Athey
in New York (Value in United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Monetary Unit
When
Share
,
Fe
(s-a)
Atlantic
Country and
„
& Santa
Topeka
Atchison,
INCLUSIVE
1957,
6,
Name of Company
Bristol
Inc.
Brass
Corp.
Bristol-Myers Co.,
(quar.)—
334%
pfd.
(quar.)
6-10
6-21
6-10
15c
(quar.)
6-21
5c
Brinks,
6-10
5-24
93 tec
7-15
7-
1
Volume 185
Number 5645
''
British
Per
Company
American
(increased
*„■*
Bank
->.* * ** *
Note
quar.)
Co.
American
Ordinary
registered
<-w^mer
Amer
Dearer
dtp.
(stock
receipt
dmu.)
ordinary
5%
preferred
Brooklyn
BaOWu
prextired
Bryant
6-14
4-29
4-29
4-29
I
;_
Co.
Stock
4%
4V*%
4.92%
6-21
Central-Iiifnois
1
6-14
Central
1
6-14
7-
1
6-L4
4.60%
95c
7-
1
6-i8
7.
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
5-24.
&
45c
_
;
class
Calgary
5%
Power
convertible
5%
convertible
1 5.40%
5%%
California
">'■
,
Co.—
.V
'
Iron
Foundries, Ltd.,
Canada
LJIe
Assurance
Wore
&
i
codv.
pref.
Ltd.,
1
6-21
Christiana
7-26
6-26'
7-28
7-
7% preferred (quar.)
1_;
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
Canadian
Drawn
preferred
Canadian
ol
Steel
(quar.)..
6-11
6-11
•
6-14
r
26c
$1.06(4
'
class
B
Co.,
7-26
6 .-15
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
6-14
6-15
5-15
-
t90c
Co.,
t$l 10
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(Philip)
334%
Mfg.
Co.,
1st
&
General
4.20%
Tractor,
Mills
convertible
(A.
l\f.>
4 V4 %
preferred
2nd
Central
5%
Co.
(quar.)
Central
C-
5-31
1
6-15
5-31
6-29
6-13
15c
6-15
6-
5
7%
$1.50
7-15
6-
1
7%
1
preferred
Cumberland
Clorox
Chemical
Curtis
'«'
•
(Helene)
7-
1
6-14
Curtis
6-10
Apartments
Quarterly
$1.60
7-29
«•
7-
62 %c
prior
Common
1
6-20
6-29
5-31
6-10
60c
'
Helene
see
preferred
Curtis
6-24
Cutler-Hammer,
5-2.4
6-20
Cypress Abbey
Cyprus Mines Corp.
6-28
.
3
6-20
7-
2
6-10
Inc.
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
3
7-
6- S
1
5-31
5-31
Colonial
5-31
Colorado
7-
6-14
2
f75c
6-20
6-
115c
9-
3
8-15
120c
8-15
7-31
7-
2
6
6-
3
4'/2%
Colorado
5%
3
3
6>3
7-
6-14
7-
6- 7
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
Commercial
6-10
5-17
Commercial
6-28
6-
Commercial
6-13
5-31
6-15
6-10
3
&
1
6-17
Delaware Power
Power,
(monthly)
(monthly)
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Title Insurance Co.
.___
J
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Edison,
common
(quar.)
4.64%
6-21
6-10
Community Public Service (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
preferred
8-10
7-19
7-19
6-29
6-14
Confederation
6-10
5-21
7-
6-12
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
6-12
6-10
5-31
6-
3
1
6-
3
6-
3
7-
2
6-18
6-20
6-21
66-
3
7
1
(quar.)
Congoleum-Nairn,
Connecticut
Light
Life
Inc.
&
$2.50
to
Association
40c
to
6-17
$2.50
7-16
Detroit &
1
7-16
Detroit
Gray
7-
8
5-24
Detroit
5-31
75C
Detroit,
Hillsdale
31 %c
6-28
6-14
Detroit
Detroit
6-14
5-15
Water
$75c
(quar.)
class
6-10
6-
5-31
25c
6-28
.6-7
50c
8-
1
6-24
Diamond
8-
1
6-24
6-
Distillata
Di
B
RR.
Co
Alkali
"T"
5-20
Diversified
1
6-17
Dixie
6.
3
36c
6-
1
Dixie
Co.
(quar.)
1
6-20
6-20
10c
10-
n®n-cum.
Standard
Co.
6-10
6-10
6-29
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-14
4%c
6-15
5-31
5-31
5-20;
62 %c
6-17
6-
62 %c
6-15
6-
62 %c
12-15
12-
9
25c
7-19
7-
9
5c
6-20
6-
6*
6-15
6-
1
7-
2
6-18
•1%C
6-15
5-29
25c
'6-14
25c
6-12
5-29
$1.50
6-20
5-29
12c
6-11
5-31
(quar.)_
30c
RR.
(quar.)
cl.
A
Dodge
8t
(initial)
12c
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
9
5-31
6-11
5-31
7-
1
6-
7
6-15
6-
5
12 %c
45c
6-10
6-
6-28
6-14
25c
(quar.)
5-20
25c
(quar.)
Car
6-11
25C
(quar.)
Stock
Ltd.
6-20
5-31
1
10c
Inc.
7-
1
6-14
6-17
5-31
$30c
6-14
5-24
4%c
(quar.)
Fund,
income)
6-25
5-31
(from
(quar.)
7-15
common
5c
9c
7-15
(quar.)
50c
6-25
Crucible
(stock
Co.
Cox
Beneficial
7
Co.
(quar.)
new
Cement
(quar.)
7-
5
7-
5
6-10
25c
shares
7-
1
6-15
35c
Fund—Beneficial
6-29
5%
divedend)
(quar.)
6-10
5-31
25c
shares
6-20
6-20
6-14-
25c
Dodge
Manufacturing, $1.56
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
1
6-29
6-14
Dominguez
30c
7-
1
6-14
Dominion Foundries
7-
1
6-14
Common
6-21
6-10
4%%
pfd.
9-20
9-13
39c
(quar.)
7-
6-20
1
$17'/ac
7-30
6-23
25c
6-28
6-14
9-20
20c
$1.25
25c
Securities,
preferred (s-a)
6-29
6-29
(s-a)
preferred
common
(Josephi
Houses
Dobeckmun
12-
5-31
5-24
(s-a)
Western
Realty
Corp.,
12-15
1
6-17
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Dixon
1
Diversified
(quar.)__
1
(quar.)
South
preierred
Cup
Dobbs
7-
(quar.).
A
Western RR.
Aluminum
1
6-15
5-31
6-11
12 %c
$1
preferred
preferred
$3
investment
1
7-
6-15
6-28
6-10
Arts
Growth
«-
10c
6-13
12%c
10c
9-
22c
7-1
3
3
6-10
Corp.-Seagrams,
6-15
12 %c
6-
6-29
Motor
9-15
(quar.)
1
$1
Co.
6-15
6-17
7-
$1.05
Corp. (quar.)
(Walt)
Productions
Distillers
6-30
6-12
6-29
Co.
Diamond Portland
6-10
7-
2
92 %c
(initial)
Giorgio Fruit,
1
25c
6-
7-
6-29
&
Di-Noc Chemical
Diamond
Disney
6
3
1
50c
Diana Stores
6-25
6-
7-
$1.25
Dewey Portland Cement,
6-14
7-
3-28
1
6-11
37 %c
Western
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
6-29
8c
6-14
8-
$1.25
Steel
70c
$1.37%
6-28
25c
Stamping Co. (quar.)
20c
common
Cigar Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.):
Consolidated Coppermines
(quar.)
Ltd., $2.50
6%
New
3
5
$
6-14
$1.14
<fc
Mortgage
Detroit
5-31
67-
6-28
$2
6-20
6-10
6-15
7-15
12 %c
5-24
1
8-31 '
5-28
(quar.)
Foundry Co
Harvester
5-24
7-
9
6-15
Tunnel
Iron
J50c
40c preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Cement Corp.
Consolidated
Canada
6-29
6-30
7
^^2-
6-10
(s-a)
6-29
10c
7
$1.07
1st
1
1
$1.25
6-17
6-
6-
9-6
(quar.)
$3.50
7-
8-
*50c
preferred
6- 7
8- 7
3c
I
&
Grande
*50c
Connohio, Inc.,
1
1
(quar.)
1st
8-
(Toronto)—
1
77-
60c
(quar.)
$3.50
11c
20c
iquar.i
Quarterly
Connecticut
Rio
Denver
3
50c
1
5
Tramway Corp.—
3
6-
31V4C
_:
6-
50c
(quar.)
&
6-
6-28
net
(quar.)
Power
9-31
6-20
93 3/4 c
Delaware Valley Financial class
Dempster Mill Mfg. (quar.)
6-15
30c
Consolidated
—
1
(quar¬
pfd. (quar.)
8-10
6-26
6-
$1.16
Co.
(quar.)
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)
Solvents Corp.
(quar.)
9-15
40c
Light Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Delaware R. R.
50c
Credit
6-
10c
7%c
Denver
60c
5-27
7-
6-12
Columbian National Life Insurance (Boston)—
5%
4.28%
4.56%
5%
(Wash., D. C.)
1
1
6-14
5-31
6-15
1
62 %c
Semi-annually
Columbian Carbon Co.
&
68 %c
(quar.)
com.
1
1
1
7-
11c
6-11
7-
7-
6-12
$1.12%
common
(quar.)
9-13
6-15
I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
7%c
7-
6-15
15c
6-13
preferred
Columbia
53 %c
1
6-
(quar.)
9-27
10c
5c
7-
6-29
7-
15C
III
Inc.
Delaware, Lackwanna
6-20
Stone
8-14
$1.75
75c
(quar.)
6-17
30c
$2
1
(quar.)
common
1
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Investment Co. (Del.)
terly from investment income).
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V*%
50c
Co.,
Dejay Stores,
7-
America—
Quarterly
7-
t$2.50
&
Delaware Fund,
Inc
Delaware & Hudson Co.
pid.
of
3
15c
(quar.)
5-31
Co.,
Interstate
6-
7-
:
5-24
Co.
6-11
18 %c
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp., common
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5V2% preferred B (quar.)
6-
7-
(quar.)
6-10 •
(quar.)
»3.a0
7-
$$6.25
6-12
preferred
preferred
7-
$1.75
(s-a)
8-15
I
6-14
JZJZZZZ
6-25
$7.40
Central
7-
30c
(quar.)
*
28c
B
25c
Sand
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-14
Industries"
(increased)
50c
$1
Quarterly
6-14
6-14
11 %c
5-24
6-29
3%% preferred A (quar.)
6-14
25c
(quar.)
6-10
$2
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
7-
6-14
$1.75
50c
4%
60c
(quar.)____
6-10
Dana Corp., common (quar.)
Mfg.
7-15
6-10
3.70%
Co. (quar.)
Insurance
Co.
5-17
6-14
7-
6-15
Life
6-14
50c
12-27
6-14
Colonial
9-10
50c
1
Colgate-Palmolive
1
(quar.)
(quar.JfU
6-29
6-14
10-
9-27
7-
7- 2
6-10'
6-28
25c
f$2
1
,6-28
63c
convertible
7-
75c
(quar.)
6%
7-15
25c
50c
(quar.)
6-28
1
50c
A
7-15
1
8-
(quar.)I_
Bottling Co. of New York
}i5C
6-14
8-
(quar.)
$1.75
International
6-28
10c
A
class
$1
preferred (quar.)
Engineering, common (quar.)—
4c
5-28
10c
A
Class
Co., 4'/4%
9
A
Co.
Coleman
9
6-
class
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
6-
class
Coca-Cola
Coleman
1
1
8-10
non-cumulative
5-31
6-28
7-
85c
non-cumulative
5-31
5-31
7-
12 %c
non-cumulative
2
5-31
7
5-31
$2
25c
class
7
6-
6-15
.6-28
:
6-15
35c
(quar.)
6-
6-25
$2
.
2
5-31
6-29
50c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
$1.12%
42 %c
preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (Cinn.),
6-12
$15c
$2
n
6-12
6-15'
5c
7%
6-14
12-16
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
15c
(interim)
1
6-25
2
Publishing, $4 prior pfd/ (quar.)
5-17
$1
2%
(quar.)
7-
1-1-58
10c
6-14
7-
__IIIH
(quar.)_IIIII~"
I
(quar.)
lIIIIII
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
$1.12%
Clevite Corp.
j.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., common
4% second preferred (quar.)
1
$1.75
6-20
$1.25
(quar.)__
1
1
7-
7-
(quar.)
5-27
50c
(quar.)__
8-
11-
I
6-
,
5-31
11-15
ZZZ
1
7
6-15
8-15
$4
40c
7-
25c
common
25c
45c
6-14
$1.37%
.____
6-21
$2 5c
6-25
60c
(guar.)
6-12
1
$2.50
(quar.)
6-
—
(quar.)
5-28
6-28
7-
25c
$110
(quar.)
6-10
25c
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred
5-23.
25c
50C
7-15
$1.75
pfd.
5-23
5-23
Sugar—
:
Y.)
5-31
6-10
ZZZZZZZ
ZZJZ
Crura & Forster, common
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
Cuban American
7-
$1.12 V2
Co.
5-31
7-
(quar.)
Foundry
6-14
6-15
Deere
$1.05
Investments, Ltd
•.
6-30
5-31
(quar.)
Storage
7-15
30e
2
A
Cold
20c
6-14
6-10
Crown Zellerbach
Corp. (quar.)
Crucible Steel Co. of America
(quar.)
7-
preferred
Canada
preference
Central
7-2
from
(quar.)
com.
6
8
6-14
7-15
50c
;
preferred (quar.)
& Co.
9-
11-
6-28
50c
Celanese Corp of America,
6-7
9^26
6-14
25c
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
Inc., $2 pfd.
Crown Zellerbach
Canada, Ltd.
67 %c
,
933/4c
I
(quarterly
preferred
6-27
11-27
5-31
f- 1
183/<c
6-10
(quar.)
90c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
6
A
7-30
5-31
50c
$1
Molybdenum Co
40c
<quar.)_
I.) Co., 7%
12-
12-24
Class
Decker
20c
(quar.)
Cascades Plywood
4
1
6-14
6-15
75c
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
IIIIIIIIIIII
International, class A (quar!)"
6-14
40c
(quar.)
common
10-
8-
50c
62 %c
B
6-14
6-30
15C
preferred
Carthage
10-24
%C
%C
$$1.30
9
5-23
Crown Cork
Class
5-31
5-21
(quar.)
1
65c
income)
Caterpillar
5
6-15
6-20
IIIII
(quarJIII
II ZZZZZZZZZ
Creole Petroleum Corp.
Cresmont Oil Co.
6-28
25c
,
Corp."
Crossett
7-
I
6-14
Inc.—
20c
25c
Carolina Telephone it
Telegraph
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
Carriers
Castle
3
125c
(quar.)
!___
common
6-14
7-25
6-
1-
93 %c
Dayton Malleable Iron, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
6-30
l$l.25
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
6-30
50c
50c
6-10
I
(quar.)
7-
t$l 25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
B
6-15
25c
25c
(quar.)__
10c
Common
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Class
6-18
6-18
(One sh. for each 9 shs. held)
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-14
Illuminating—
$4.50
j$2
Corp
Inc.,
5
$1.75
Colonial Finance
(quar.)
Records,
conv.,
Carnation
7%
t37'/2C
+$1
Baxter & Kennedy
6)4%
6-
(Eight shrs.
(quar.)
Products
(0.
7- 2
Co., Ltd.—
Westingnou.se Ltd.
7-
A
6- 7
6-15
™~
II_IH
Service,
Class
6-29
III
IIIIIIIIIIIIIH
Cleveland Quarries (quar.)
Cleveland Trencher (quar.)
}25c
Co.,
6-14
6-21
37
CJeveiand-CJlfis Iron Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)—
Cleveland Electric
j20c
Machine
Carborundum
Case
5-15
6-14
2
Securities—
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
net
6-15
7-
6-28
25 c
preferred (quar.)_
+25c
_
(quar.)____
redeemable preference
Carey
5-31
5
RR.
Clark Oil & Refining (stock
dividend)
Clarostat Manufacturing
J
Clayton Mark & Co. (quar.)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)
tl5c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Carey
.
6-
Company,
3%% preferred
Credit Finance
6-28
common
Equipment Co.,
5%
6-21
'
Controller
Clark
4
50c
(quar.)__
City Investing Co., 5J/2% pfd.
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clark
Jt43-%c
...
preferred
$2.60
6rl4
Securities,
.(Stock riiv.)
j25c
prefeired
Capitol
1
7-28
fi5c
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
Canadian Oil Cos., common
(quar.)
Capital
7-
8-15
J-lS-^c
_________
Ice
A
Canadian
5%
1
8-15
(quar.)
A
_:
Canadian
8%
7-
jlOC
pid. stock ($1 par) for each sh. held)
Class
-■5%
>
fl5c
(quar.)
"
4%
3,
2
2
t31Vkc
A
common
(stock dividend)
B
&
(quar.)II
common
Electric
General
A
Class
6-
7-
7-
f50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
General
Canadian
"Ltd.,
6-15
Ltd.—
series preferred (quar.)
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
,
.$1
fiOc
5
25c
^
Cities Service -(quar.)
Citizens Casualty (N,
f62Vic
76-
$1.25
7-
1
1
6-25
$1.25
62Vic
6-14
Crane
6-
6-14
6-14
common;(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd, (quar.)
L.)
5-22
1
$4
(s-a)
(R.
6-14
6-15
12 %c
preferred
Craig Systems
Cram
$1.25
convertible preferred
Shoe,
6-28
7-
9334c
$1 12Va
7-19
(s-a)
3
25c
Oil
6-15
5-15
7%
Fields
(monthly)
preferred
—.
& Steel Ltd.—
t?5c
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion Glass,
$$1
7
20c
IIIII
preferred
6-30
7
(guar.)
5%
6-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Copper Co._
Craddock-Terry
7-15
75c
37
Chile
5-20
6-10
87 %c
1
6-
1
6-14
37 %c
6-21
7-
1
6-28
7
6-
12 %c
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, $1
pfd. A (quarJIIIIH
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
-III
5%
I
X
$7
7-
6-
1
vr 3% '
(quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
6-
1
7-
.
Cosden
6-20
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
;
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R. (quar.)
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Quarterly
Chicago Towel Co., common
7
15-20 -
I
Coro, Inc.
' :
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
•;
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-20
6-15
7
62l/2c
$l.i83/i
2%
6- 4
preferred
1
7-
13
40c
I
~T
)__~~_~IIIII__"
(quar.
Climax
pfd.
$1
Class
1
6-
50c
Building__
6-29
J29»4c
class
Ltd..
Arts
6%
5-25
6-25
7%o
(quar.)
5-17
7%
6-10
6-12
$1.12%
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Canadian Canners,
Canadian Celanese,
■
6-
j20c
Ltd.,
(quar.;
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
1,
J$1.15
quar. 1
Canadian Ereweries,
preferred
Chicago Medical
6-
6-15
Co.,
30c
(s-a)
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Cornell Paper Board Products
(quar.)
7
40c
(Toronto)
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
4
$50c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R. (quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (increased)
$5
6-15
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
3V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (quar.)
$5 preferred
1
6-
Inc.
7-
$1 12V2
15c
Co.
Insurance
Oil Co. (Del.)
(quar.)
Continental Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Controls Co. of America
(quar.)
Cook Coffee Co. (stock
dividend)
' Cook Electric Co. (111.)
Cooper-Jarrett,
6-11
6-20
& Ohio Ry.
1
lv,
J31V4C
Cable
A
preferred
6-
J37Vic
(s-a).
Class
•4V2 %
6-14
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
Class
Co.
Exchange Bank (N. Y.) —
Quarterly
Chemway Corp.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
r
(quar.)
common
Saleway, Ltd., 4.40%
B.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Permanent Mortgage
(A.
Common
6-
6-25
15c
6-
5
6-
'
1
6-28
6-11
fquar.),.
6-
9
6-17
10c
(quarj
Continental
-
6-28
..Common
6-15,
•
5-31
6-15
1
6-29
"
6-14
IOC
13c
1
,■*.'»
6-15
6
1
Chicago Mill & Lumber
1
6-
v.;
7-
Chicago,
6-15
1
8-
7
7-
7.-
8-
7
6-
6
2ac
5%
6-14
6
6-
2%%
6-
1
6-
1
$1.12%
6-
6-15
6-14
1
7-
(quar.)
2
7-
1
7-
(quar.)
7- 2
75c
preierred
Canaaa
60c
7-
7-
7c
10c
12 Vac
!
20c
*
com.
Co.
Malting Co. Ltd.,
preierred
$1.25
6-7,
J37Vic
Canada
Kenning,
dividend
37Vic
;
Life
r'jl
(quar.)
-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
(N. YT~(q~uar.)II
Insurance
Continental
common
6-14
2
Forgings, Ltd.—
'
5%
6-10.
7-
f32Vic
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
[
Canada E'nils, Ltd., nOc
partic. class A (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
.
1
6-15
(s-a)
Continental
6-14
(reduced).
5%
;
6-14
1
7
6-
5
45c
IH_I
Quarterly
I
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Industries-
7-
_____;
tTVic
„
Qanada
5-31
26c
;
_
Canada
6-14.
6-30
27Vic
;
;
(quar.)
&
common
Co
6-
6-15
7-
«i 04
preferred
Gin
7-15
50c
ji
convertible 2nd preferred
convertible
1
20c
(quar.)
7-
1
Products
Cfiampiin xjil
Chesapeake
27c
Canada Brfead Co., Ltd.; common
5% preference B - (quar.)
Dry Ginger Ale., common
4Vi%
3
7-15
25c
(quar.)_________
Canada
Canada
7-
40c
;
Refrigerating & Terminals
Canada
1
6-15
26Vic
(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
;
Camden & Burlinaton
County Ry.
'.-$1.30 preference (quar.)
Canada Foundries 81
Class A (quar.)-
7-
7-30
62c
*
(quar.)
com.
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.(quar.)
-
6-
25c
-
Hecla,
...
'
5-24
}$i
...
Special
preferred
Co.,
$1.04
$L19
common
(quar.)
Common
Telephone
preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
A
60c
3
6-
Champion Paper & Fibre, $4.50 pfd.
6-21;
$$1.12%
Inc., common (quar.)__
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)
L__
Campbell- (A. S.) Co., com. (stock
dividend)
$2.50 preferred; (quar.) -
Camden
9
4.50%
6-10
6-13
Can
preferred
$1.17
(quar.)
Chemical Corn
9
Co.—
Facking Corp., (stock dividend)..
&
6-17
10-
7-20
f50c
preferred (quar.)
coriv, preferred (quar.)
Calumet
1
6-15
60c
l_
'Z
(quar.)
f40c
'
"
(quar.)
Assurance (Chicago)
Continental
Vought Aircraft (quar.)
Wines, Ltd. (s-a)____________
Onauanoaga Gas (quar.)
6-14
12%c
preferred (quar.)__
California Ink Co.. Inc.
(quar.)
1
7-
7-2 s)
10c
California-Pacific Utilities,
5%
preferred (guar.)
preierred
Chance
t$3.50
'_
25c
Chateau-Gai
25c
$2.50
Interstate
1
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Commercial
Corp.—
Common
(quar.) ___;
Service—
Chance
t$1.25
Caliiornia Electric Power
7-
7
10-29
$3.75
6-10
$1.50
7-15
3
3
6-10
6-
20c
(quar.)
;
1
I
6-12
flic
(quar.)
continental
7-
7-
Stock
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)____.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
6-
6-
6-10
3ac
87% c
$1.18%
7-29
15c
.4%
California
-
4,
2
Continental
6-15
6-29
10c
(quar.)
6-10
Public
$3
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
preferred
Ceiftury i>xecinc oq. (quar.)
Century Industries (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)
3
6-
Aoc
Corp. (quar.)
Cp.,. Ltd., common
preterred
7-12
6-
6-14
7-
preferred
$4.52
6-18
6-10
Ceitain-Teed
6-24
$1.50
Butterliy Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% ptd. fs-a)
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Financial
6-10
6-11
1
$4.50
6-18
6-29
i.
(quar.)
common
-
(quar.)
6-18
6-29
1
15c
Burroughs Corp,
Burry Biscuit Corp.
T
6-28
8-
6-29
$1.23
1
25c
A
Co.
30c
floe
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bush Terminal
5-27, ■'
30c
:i
.
,
Docks,
5r27
6-26
3qc
.
____;
Dry
6-11
$i
»_
co.. (quar.xi——
panic.
6%
7-
1
preferred
$1
$1.06%
7-
Century
5-31
$4.16
7-
Vermont
freight ways
Gas
Consolidated Rendering (quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co.—
5-20
$1.15
Class
30c
;_
(quar.)
Quarterly
Burrard
6-15
•
$1.15
4.75%
5-29 ;
6-18
6-10
(quar.)__
'.4.15%
6-20.
(
6-10
50c
______
preferred
4.65%
6-2di
-
6-14
preferred -(quar.)preferred
(quar.)
preierred
6%
5-31
2qc
Power,
preierred
Central
6-14
35c
6-14
1
Central Steel & Wire Co
6-10
7-
-
1
7-
Consolidated
.
5-31
7-
$1.16
_
4.75%
II
6-21
40c
Securities
Maine
3.50%
6-10
$1.12 %
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prefeired (quar.)
7-
6-14
(quar.)
6.5c
preferred
7-15
25c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
25c
^'6% preferred (s-a)
Burns
Common
6-
V ;
common
5-21
6r
y/c
_;
(yUar.;
Burgess Battery (quar.)
;
Burlington Steel Ltd
(quar.)
Burndy Corp.: (quar.)
corp.,
6-
15c
Company .(guar.)
Burnharii
5-31
(quar.)
6-
diudend
preferred
6-15
6-
Co.
Bullock's Inc., 4%
Burova waccflGo.
5-31
22J/2c
2
;
(quar.)
Cpiy. Uuar.)
6-14
(quar.)
4.6%
(quar.)
6-17
20c
Utilities
Consolidated Naval Stores
Consolidated Paper, Ltd.
2
(guar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-10
7-
oc
Co.
7-
6-10
1
t53c
1
6-17
1
4.64% preferred (quar:)
Central Illinois Public Service—
'
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■
1
1,
6-
2aC
common
5
5-29
7-
7-
$-31
7-10
7-
25c
_
7-
2
20c
(quar.)
7-
7-22
62 %c
common
6-14
65y8c
Consolidated Foods Corp.,
514% preferred (quar.)
ioc
$1.08%
2
.1
5-10
1
$1.18%
7- 2
_
(quar.)
7
(quar.)
8-
$1/12%
7-
_
12-
of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
j$i.5o
(quar.)__
12-20
"
;
(quar.)
7-
,;,-v
j--ii
$1.25
$5 preierred (quar.)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
6-15
preferred
7-
-»
7
Holdert
Payable
60c
preferred
jouc
_-
8
9-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
$$112%
t
6-
9-20
Co.,
4.35%
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light
Co., com.
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
;35c
6-20
$1.25
;
Share
Edison
4.50%
;63C
LuI_II_I'-
Company
4.75%
V
t$l i9
_"__
.
.
common
$1.25
(quar.)_.
preferred B
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
4-29
6-21
(^^dx1.,
Line
Buu.aio-Lcuj.iie
Eullard
6-14
When
Name of
Consolidated
(quar.)
jej
co., cwtu. bqyar.)
?:
■ ■
(quar.)
Pipe
Bucyrus-Erie
I
B
V"
Buckeye
C
preierred
J56c
Chucking Grinder
hw*
5%
6-14
I__III
___
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender,
$5
5-31
2
Hoiaert
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
2%
(quar.)
i.^,Cl0W
7-
When
Share
Ry.
B
33V3%
_
(quar.)
Borough .Gas
at
pre/erred
3J7a%*
L_
(final)
pituerred
(guar.)
Brockton 'raunton oras—
Brockway Glass Co.,
5%
33%%
__i_
'
__
(gyar.)
preferred
1
Co., ntd
6%
$3.80
6-
-
Teiepnone
preferred
8-15
33Vb%
_
divid.)
prfcierreu (yuar.i
•5% preferred (quar.)
:
British Columbia
Power, Ltd.___
Brltii,S^ Columbia
4%%
Georgia
5%
divid.)
(guar.)
(guar.)
of
UoC
dividend)__
(quar.)
VMt
j'tfo Pi^ferred
AUVo
Per
Name of Company
j35C
yH~uc.yL-.
(stock
Electric
preferred
•?
-
American dep.
receipts
British Columbia
4%
Hoiaert
Payable aj Rec.
Ltd.—
(stock
British ueiancse, Ltd.—
When
Snare
Central
-
aep- recelycs (stock
Ordinary
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Tobacco
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Lt4_—
-
.
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British
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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•
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.
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.) 'j_»
7-
2
6-
6
$$1.12%
7-15
6-20
$50c
7-15
6-27
$17%c
7-15
6-27
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
~
mmeotC<m„n,
Invesiment Lt
Dominion-Scottish
com.,.---
^3iy
Stores, Ltd. (---Dominion Tar
Cnemical Co., Lta.
Common
(quar.)
*—'—----.* $1 preference (quar.)__—
Donaldson Co. (quar./——
Dover
Corp.
(quar.)
Dover Industries (stoc<c dividend)
(Three shares of 5% pfd. stock (10c par)
5_17
6-1
l5c
6-12
25o
6-15
5-31
5-28
(quar.) —-—
(quar./
————.
Dresser
Industries (quar.)———Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver-Harris Co. (quar.)
du Pont (E. I.) Dc Nemours Co.—
Common (interim)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__
—
$4.50 preferred (quar.).-——-——Co.,
0 iU
§1.50
6-14
•£/£
*
25
c*-
°
First
o
5
Fischer
,
.
7-10
«
$2.10
52%c
3.75%
4G^"C
5(?c
£1/4C
roi/S
^2/j£
i
.
Co., common (quar.)——upreferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—-—A 4% preferred (quar.)
—4.10%. preferred (quar.)
——-
Duquesnc Light
4.20%
Oil
Eason
(quar.)
Co.
East
(quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
25c
$20c
40c
2f?
$1.12'/2
——
'
——
(quar.)
_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)-
class A (quar.)—
Corp.,
B
Class
El
$1.06'A
15c
(quar.)-:.,,—~A——————2 * A l'Ac
preferred
Paso Electric
preferred
.$4.72
(quar.)
(initial quar.)——
$5.40 preferred
Paso Natural
Gaa, common (quar.)_
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)_
—J——-
EI
Refractories
Electro
.Common
(quar.)
| Preferred B
Electrol,
(quar.)
Corp.
Consolidated
—
Gas
15c
35c
Company, common (quar.)
35c
cumulative preferred (quar.)—_—62,/2c
Elliott
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Elmira & Williamsport RR., 7% pfd.
5%
2nd
Electric
Emerson
Mfg.—
$1.65
(s-a)—
-
-
'
;
dividend
Stock
Erie
'
$5
Erie
Erie
•
$5
Erie Resistor
Corp.,
new
com.
Stock
dividend
preferred
Eversharp,
5%
Inc., common
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
New
—
(quar. )„
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
(initial
common
6%
preferred
Frontier
Fair
Fairmont
4
*
»A %
Falconbridge
Nickel
Mines,
Service
Gatineau
Co.
Family
Plnance,
4A%
Power
Corp.,
General
Candy
Shops,
6-10
6-10
Traders
<fc
(Syracuse,
N.
Life
Insurance
American
Baking Co.,
Box
General
Cable
4%
Corp.,
5%
preferred
Co.
General
Finance
Corp.
'
5%
Industries
preferred
Investors
&
Paint
convertible
2nd
redeemed
Railway
General Securities,
plus
Common
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
preferred
General
6-
4
6-29
6-
7
6-10
5-20
$1.25
20c
6-10
5-31
6-10
Steel
$2.50
General
preferred
5-31.
General Telephone
Works
37'Ac
(quar.
Publications
:_2
Stock dividend 22
——
*' 5-31".
40c
,{
,
.i
£
.
2%-;
9-20
'
1"
7-
1
1
6-
7
6-
Hamilton
'
6-28
6-14
7-25
(quar.)
Watch
Co.,
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-28
6-15
6-
7-
1
5
6-20
.
7
•
4.50%
preferred
Hammond
Hancock
B
Hanna
(M.
preferred
Bank
(N.
1
6-10
Hanover
Shoe,
Inc.
6-10
5-16
Harbison-Walker
7-
50c
8-
1
7-
a
$1.25
8-
1
7-
8
60c
6-10
5-20
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-11
at
issue
$23
25c
6-29
6-10
Corp.
Chemical
&
6-15
5-31
4.40%
4.75%
4.25%
6-15
5-31
6-
7
preferred C (quar.) —__—
preferred D (quar.)
—
5%
preferred E (quar.)
5'A% preferred F (quar.)—
6-26
7-
1
7-
1
6-11
Common
6-20
5-31
4.80%
50c
(quar.)
6-28
6-14
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
7
62'Ac
7-
1
6-15
31 'Ac
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
1
6-15
50c
7-
1
6-15
Ohio—
Pennsylvania—
7-
$1.12'A
—
6-3
6-30
3
55c
—
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
3
53VeC
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15/
1
45c
59 %c
Inc.
Co.
Hawaiian
7-
1
6-
3
"A ';
7- I
30c
v—
7-
17'Ac
1
-
.
.
6-11
.6 -14
Telephone
5%
dividend
preferred (quar.)
I—
A 6-27,
6-27
25c
2%
$1.25
*
7-
1
6-
0
6-
6
6-21
Y5c
7-20
7- 1
6-25
7- 1
6-11
,.6-14
6-14
6-10
——-
25c
—
27'Ac
(quar.)
—-w-
12'Ac
1294C
133/4C
13'Ac
preferred B (quar.)__
-2
5.10%
preferred C (quar.)
5'A%
preferred D (quar.)—
——
5.30%
preferred E (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)—.
—;
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)_
—
Hein Werner Corp.
(quar.)
Heinz (H. J.)
Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A (quar.)
Heilman
(G.)
Brewing (quar.)
7%
preferred
„6%
Cement
Corp.
6-15
b-14
20c
25c
40c
7- 1
7- 1
$10c
7- 2
—--
^A"50
1". ?
—•—
c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Products,
Ltd., common—
preferred (quar.)
Hercules
12'Ac
25c
91'Ac
43Aic
(George W.) Co., common
Hendersnot
6-12
0-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-14
6-20
6-28
7-1
25c
l2c
(quar.)
preferred A
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
25c
Co.(Hawaii)—
*
(quar.)_
,
2 /27- 1
Hercules Galion Products,
common (quar.) A
5c
67I0
7%
preferred (quar.) ____222______22-22
35c
8-1
Stock
dividend
Hercules Powder Co.
————rr
"
Stock
6-29
6-12
7- 1
* 7-1
21'Ac
25c
—
5%
Helrne
(quar.)
(1.
20c
—
5%
15c
preferred (quar.).!
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__—
4'/i%
5-31
6-11
-
Ltd.—
6-15
(Minn.)
1
—A'
Sugar—
Commercial
Electric
50c
common
——
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
"A
Agricultural, Ltd. (quar.)___—__
25c
(quar.)
_______
Co.
preferred B
40c
1
—
Hawaiian
; $1.183A
(quar.)
Co.
$1.50
% 15c
50c
50c
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
_________
Co.
Hawaiian
6-17
45c
(quar.)
:
Refractories—
Harshaw
Hawaiian
per
4%
50c
50c
37',2c
(quar.)____—:
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd.Harris-Seybold
6-14
G-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
35c
_____
(quar.)-.
Y.)
6%
Hastings
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Company
A.)
Hanover
93HAC
_•
;__
—-A___:
5-31
6-28
6-10
6-14
payable in class
stock)
6-
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)__
(stock dividend
6-14
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quar.)_.
Organ
Oil
A 8-15
(quar.37%c
—:—__ $1.06'/4
$1.12'A
Paper, common
preferred (quar.)_
4'A%
(quar.).
(quar.)-
Hninmcrmill
6-28
$1.25
(quar.)
17
preferred
convertible
4%
!____
__2_____
common
6-24
7- 1
20c
$$1.25
25c
25c
35c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Hamilton
6-21
preferred
5%
Hamilton
7
7-
Mfg.
Ltd.,
7c
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common! (quar.)
6- 7
7
'6-7
(quar.)
7-1
6-20
" 60c
—:__A '
Hamilton Cotton,
12'Ac
Genung's
11-29
Haloid Co.
35c
(quar.)
9-6
6-28
5
20c
Pa*ts
-.12-20
Printing (quar.)_22___—-_—__
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. <quar.)_
«
7- 1
$25c
$20c
35c
'
—"
(quar.)
F.)
G-
1
7-
(quar.)
A
(W.
5-
7-
;
Hall
6-
6-15
a
Corp.—' 'f A
(quar.)__:
Ltd., common
Brass,
Class
50c
6-17
6-29
;.
1
6-15
6-17
6-29
15c
£2A.'.' I
•
.^
5-31
5-29
6-15
' $1
(quar.)
J
dividend
6-14
6-14
25c
Genuine
Extra
(quar.)
$2.10
$4.50
6-15
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
!
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
6-17
„
7-
Ilalin
7
Harsco
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
i7c
20c
6-14
$1.25
(Boston)
preferred (auar.)
Telephone Co. of
Monthly
Federal Pacific Electric
283Ac
1
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
General
(quar.)__
7-
15c
June
Products (quar.)___._—I——A"
Engineering (quar.)A-—' A,.
3
25c
preferred
Castings
5- 9
pfd.
6-
15c
(quar.)
5-24
(quar.)_:
6-17
1 ;
$1.25
Signal
6-14
4.60%
7-
1
7-
35c
$1.40
Board,
7-26
7-
$1
(entire
—-
""
;
General Telephone of Calif.,
5-31
6^7.
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Aircraft
25c
3
lOc
(Mich.)
6-
6-28
$2
Extra
40c
Casualty
6-29
80c
(quar.)„
15c
37'Ac
75c
A20c
A—_
(quar.)
*
7
15c
—
:___:
7- 2
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
;; 7- 1
8- 1
6-29
A6-13
$5c
25c,"
$1.06',4
$1.25 A
50c
*6-29
'..A ' A'.""
.A * Class A common (quar.)—2
A2AA2AA--A;.'" 12" 6-10
60c conv. preferred
(quar.l___2_—__—_
" •
15c A*-. 6-20
Gulf Cities Gas, class A (stock dividend)L2A2: A r*"2% "A;'6-19
Gulf Interstate Gas, common (quar.)__2_2—
12'Ac " 6-17/
Gulf Life insurance (quar;-_212.'AC ;.,A 8-."-I
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common !fquar.f)l_ '
'50c . ', 6-10
$5 preferred (quar.)
:
*•
$1.25
6-10
$5 preferred (quar.)_
:
$1.25
9- 9
$5 preferred (quar.)_
—.—___22__
'$1.25 .' 12-16
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
A
62'Ac
6- 7
■' Gulf Power Co., 4.64% pfd." (quar.)______4—
$1.16 A 7-1
Gulf States Utilities, common
(quar.)-A—22.
" •
40c ^ 6-15
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)____—
:—— "
$1.05
6-15
A
$4.40 preferred (quar.)___—A_-__A:
—
$1.10 A 6-15
*'4.44% preferred (quar.)_
22_22———A
$1.11
6-15
60c
$4.75
6-10
Steck
7-
(quar.)
convertible
General
I
10c
dividend)
(quar.),
Equipment Corp.—
15c
Corp.
5-31'
Cement
$1.60
10c
Federated
5-31
1
6-15
this
60c
Ferro
1
7-
25c
(quar.)_„—_
common
on
Refractories
share
(quar.)__
Federal Screw
7-
$$1.38
6-
!____
,
Corp.—
first
be
3
5-15
5-31
1
2c
convertible preferred
$1
to
6-
6-10
$7'Ac
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
General Outdoor
Advertising
General
'16-14
•'"
6-24
7-
Texas
$3.75
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Association-
Paper
of
Printing
Corp.,
\
6-30
$$1.25
_
preferred
5%
6-14
60c
Trust
Manifold
7- 1
6-25
&
•'<
6-14'
"
$35c
(quar.)...
common
General
General
(quar.)
•'
34c
(quar.)
General
General
(quar.^
•
50c
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
28A8C
(quar.)
Co.,
6-11
6-11
Extra
Life
2k
2—
*
6-14
6-27
1_
Ltd. (quar.)____"2_
(quar.).__—_—
Guardian Consumer Finance
■
6-10
6-30
(quar.)——
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
Grumman
9-13
6-15
General Fireproofing Co.
General
Grinnell
6-14
r
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
1
15c
Oil
Crude
1 >
40c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
6-11
(quar.)
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
5-31
6-15
50c
30c
-—__
common
preferred
conv.
Grocery Store
-
Co.
preferred
•5%
6-10
$1.25
—
Griesedieck Co., common
$1.12'A
preferred ($20 par)
preferred (quar.)
General
A
j
com.
Wire
Corp.,
:
'4^4% preferred (quar.)___"
6-11
10-
*66'Ac
25c
:
Co
Copper
Tap <fc Die
(B.)
Greyhound
5-29
* 6-28
"40c
2_
common
Oreening
6-1
6-25
B
Cananea
Greenfield
11-1;
6-28
-56'Ac*'
-
2
!
5%
7- 1
6-15
-4
1
;
A
;
preferred (quar.)
5%
Greene
6-17
*
12','2 c
General Contract Corp., common (quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
6-
Class
1
5%
preferred (quar.)
General Candy Corp
General Cigar Co. Inc., common
5-15
6-21
CO
11-15
30c
—
1st
6-15
Co.
A
0-15
6-15
$1.50
(s-a>_—
Common
Portland
5-23
6-
'
1
8-15
•
'
Precision
6-15
7-
;
:
$8
General
6-13
;
5-31
■
6-15
'
10c::
(reduced)
Co.
General
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal
6-20
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
General
General
Co.
Bake
Glass
6-30
IOC
Transportation" (quar.)
Bakeries,
General
Shops
Federal
5-15
2 AA:
—-
American Oil
General
$3
50c
Y.)
Farrel-Birmingham
Federal
6-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
General
7-19
6-29
Far*steel Metallurgical (quar.)
Farmers
6-10
40c
-
_2
—22
(Winnipeg)—
2
A-—-—-;':V"v'1
Great
Western Financial
(quai,.)_"____'_rr-_30c
7- 1
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.)—. :30c
7- 2
7% preferred (quar.) __"__"22_2_2_*__^_—$1.75 -AT 7- 2
Greeley Square Building (N: Y.) (liquidating )
$2
11-1
Green Giant,.class A common—:__—__—:A:
25c
6-10
.'Quarterly
3
25c
:
2_.
: Great West Life Assurance Co.
3
6-
Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)—
>$4.50
37'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
(Houston)—
Insurance
Quarterly
6-15
.
Life
"
6-15
General American Investors Co., com. (quar.)
*37'Ac
Farmer
6-28
75c
5% preferred (quar.)—
5»A% preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Fanny
7-19
25c
Varnish Corp.
Steel (quar.)
City
Southern
Great
7
—
common
37'Ac
(quar.)
A
preferred B (q lar.)
Famous Players Canadian,
6-
7'Ac
Co.,
Co.,
56'Ac
62'Ac
(quar.)____
common
preference
5%
6-15
.
(quar.)
Rapids
•
1
8c
A'
(qu:ii,)_.—
oo.
(quar.)
6- 4
5-15
'
6-
A
preferred
(quar.)—
General Mills,
tlOc
6-14
$25c
(quar.) —_*2_2—.
&
(Julius)
conv.
Corp.
Gas
5-31
6- 4
9-21
6- 7
7- 1
6-25
7-
(quar.)„
,!?4'A%
6- 3
7-15
5-15
6-14
1
25c
10c
(quar.)— _—_—_
Co., Inc.,'class B conv. pfd.
General Motors
t50c
5-15
6-15
(quar.)——
Co.
8- 1
6-15
6-15
Ltd
Ltd.
preferred
$1.50
Extra
5-10
6-15
25C
preferred" (quar.)
5-31
6-17
6-17
$7.50
6-12
A
-
" 9-16 r
$25c
$25c
"
.
60c
—
A.) Co. (quar.)
Investors, Inc.—
5-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
inc.—
6-14
Motors-.
4
A'
$$1.25
"
'A
preferred
6%
Co.,
Railway
5
6-
—
(George
Garfinckel
(The) see The Fair.
Fairbanks
6-
6-14
(s-a»
60c
(quar.):
Co.
5-31
6-15
20c
Quarterly from net investment income-^Funsten
(R.
E.)
Co.—
£ v
.
4V2 % preferred (qtiar.)2_
•
Fafnir Bearing
5-31
6-14
30c
(quar.)
non-cumulat4ve
$3
5-31
10c
(quar.)
6-28
81'Ac
(quar.)_2__
Loom,
$1
York
Corp.—
■
Fruit of the
Garrett
6- 1
5-15
5-29
A 6- 7
50c
_i
Refining
7
7-12'
7-1
-:
Funds—
i
i
5- 1
6-
semi-annual
(quar.):
A
Grand
3
6-
1
8-26
3%
(quar.)_—
Realty (quar.)
(L.)
Quarterly
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
37'Ac
quar.)
of New
7-
■
Corp.—
Excelsior Insurance Co.
6-14 ' ;
35c
dividend
A
Granite
$$1.25
common
6-15
10c
6-24
.
50c - '6-15
6-25
*
Insurance—
Life
Emploj'ees
6-29
6rl5
"" 6-15
$12'Ac - .6-15
12-16
(quar.-10c
- 6-27
;
75c
6-15
Grant (W. T.) Co., common
(quae.)
—--r' ' 50c
17- 1
3^4%
preferred
<quar.(_———f
9334% "'.'7- 1
Great
American
Indemnity Co.
(N. Y.)—
A;
Quarterly
!
20c
6-15
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)2
2 30c
6-10
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., common (quar. )_A
$40c
"6-28
$1.20 class B pref. (quar.)_
.2____2
* 2'/. $30c
6-28
; Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
: '
/
* ' "
5% 1st preference (quar.)
$31'/4C
" 6-29
Great Lakes Towing Co
—A:
:___2£.
25c A * 6-29
Great Northern Paper, common (quar.)£—; •
j 60c
6-10
-4.40%
preferred A (quar.)
—:
$1.10 '"6-15
: Great Northern Railway Co.
(quar.)_
75c
" 6-17
5-31
250
(quar.)
/ ?$1
COc
$12%:c
—3%
6-25
,22_2'
15c '
6-27
Grace (W. R.) & Co. fquar.)__
60c
■ "6-.10
Grafton & CO., Ltd., class A (quar."
$25c '' 6-la
Class
6-14
25c
class A
Macnine
uaicuiadng
Friedman
7-15
4
$1.20
Friden
30c
30c
25c
(initial quar.)
1
7-
—
Increased
Class
30c-
(quar.;„__
55c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)__—_______
1_2
Employees Insurance (quar.)—
Stock
6-20
~
—_
B
Government
-
15c
APreferred stock shares
1%
—
5-31-
——
Ltd.,
Auto
Drive
Custodian
8-9
5-31
6- 7
8-9
11- 8
5-31
;_.2_
6-15
$1
.2
(Canada),
Co.
6-14
6-14
10- 1
6-30
9- 1
6-10
6-30
9- 1
12- 1
6-15
(quar.)—_
——
Erie
.
8-15
30c
30c
$3.50
Railroad Co., common (quar.)
37V2C
preferred
(quar.)
—$1.25
& Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock (quar.)
87'Ac
Railroad
(quar.)
37'/2C
RR. Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Empire District Electric, common
Emporium Capwell Co., common
7% preferred <s-a)_
3-31
10-
$1.05
Gabriel
6-14
6-14
6-17
8-15
5%
—
-
9-20
12-20
—f-—
Gaanett
5-24
6-17
6-17
6-17
6-20
6-29
7- 1
40c
$1.75
20c
40c
preferred (quar.)
—_—_——
Emery Air Freight (s-a)—
Emhart Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
2——
7%
1
6-15
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Wheel
Franklin
;
;
quar.)_______
(increased
Common
-
-
62'/2C
:
••
Class
1-1-58
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
60c
;
Canada
<quar.»
Co.
6-12
7- 1
7- 1
6-18
6-18
7- 1
7- 1
6-29
Rubber Co. of Canada—
Government
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.) —
Steel Machinery (quar.)_—
Fort
6-14
6-10
6-14
• 6-20
6-15
6-28
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
Gorham
6-20
3
$1.25
common
Dairies
Fundamental
6- 4
2
B
Fuller
6-17
6-28
10c,
25c
6-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
Co.
Prick & Co.,
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Elizabethtown
,,
*
;; 15c
.•
—
6-' 6"
1
7- 1
•
6- 5
6- «
6- 7
58'Ac
——
1
7-
"
&
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
Fownes Bros. & Co.
Abrasives—
&
—
(quar.)___(extra)
—u—2—:——
Inc.
Electrolux
'• 30c
7-
$1.25
'
Co.______
Mineral
Four
6-14
7- .1
6-20
6-28
6-28
7- 1
,
-
,
7-1
.
$30c
62'Ac
quar.)
Cquar.)
convertible preferred
Foundation
5-24
5-24
5-24
7- 1
50c;
quar.35cL
50c
Electric Bond & Share, (increased
Electric Storage Battery (quar.')—
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)—
6-15
common
common
dividend
Machinery
Class
5-31
6-20
6-17
6-17
7-1
6-
6-28
15c
—
Stores,
Foremost
6-J5,;> 5-g4,
$1.35;*
32'Ac./;
—
6-14
'*
20c
6-14
Fair
Inc.
F.)
Quarterly 2
;
_______
'
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
—
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A (quar,)'
7-1
Motor of
6-10
5-24,
5- 6
5- 6
5-31
Bros.,
(B.
6-10'
Fort Worth
6-1
Goldblatt
,
(quar.)
Telegraph
Goodrich
1
6-30
2%
and class B
Co.,
Stock
7- 1 '
7- 1
$1.12'A
JlOc
—+lc
$1.50
12'Ac
(quar.)
B
&
Goodyear Tire &
•
f
5-3A.
16'Ac
Motor
b-14
7- I
$1.03!
$1.12'A
$1.18
6-
6-14
$1.18ai
Ford
6-14
25c
(initial)—^
Co., new com.
$4.12 preferred (quar,).—:
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)———————-
,
;
6-10
Gold
(quar.)—
Foote-Burt
6- 3
6-12
7- 1
6-28
6-28
40c
common (quar.)———.
(quar.)
—
class A (quar.)——————
Stores,
Bros.
75c
Steel
Ford
6-31
Class
5-31
6-10"
3'A%
6-5
6- ot
*■_
1
15c
common
Light
convertible
COc
9
7-
1
7-
J
J50c J
*25c
6c
15c \':
________
—
$4.50
8-
Common
6-14
0-16
7- 1
6-14
6-15
6-15
6-12
6-19
5-31
Food
6-14
9-lu -
6-28
5-17
6-25
5-ji
6-15
6-14.
(quar.)—62Vac
Steel
Edgewater
6-17
6- 7
6-10
6-28
6-20
Foote
:
t25c
—
6-17
6-21
7'Ac
20c
:———
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp., class A—_
40c
common
$4.20 preferred
6-I0
7-1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.-(quar.)
Goebel Brewing Co., common (resumed).—_
32c
Stock
6-15
5-15,
6-^.0
7-- 1
5-21
Extra
45c
e"ic
7- 2
6-13
preferred (quar.)
Food
7- J
10-1
7- 1
10- 1
5-31
preferred (quar.)_
-—2.
A2-.
(quar.)
—
I'lour City Ornamental Iron (s-a)—
Flying Tiger Line, 5% nrelerred A (s-a) —
5-17
A
6-15
50c
■4-'!i%
*>«•*•<
6-10
7- 1
$1.50
—
——
•
Utilities,
7- 1
37'Ac v.;.
50c
60c;
—
(quar.)—
pfd.
Baler
Ecuadorian
Edo
Public
7-1
6-15
.:--7-.2.
6-28
6-28
7-1
25c
2oc
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—__—
4VA%
Florida
b-iu
7-15
'
Edison
®"2J
®"30
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
"%tV::A"A:AA
5% 1st pref. A (quar.)———————
125c
Eaton Paper Corp.
—$1
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd. (.quar,.)—
$25c
$1
&
$4
Florida
50c
7'Ac
7 Ac
—
_
Sugar Associates, $2
Kodak Co., common
preferred
,
———————
$1
Economy
Power
£-10
15c
)
dividend
preferred (quar.)-:—
Malleable iron (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., Inc., common
4'A%
Eastern
; 6%
Corp.,
Florida
2 ?
32%cr.
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)—————
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan (quar,)—Eastern Gas & Fuel Asso., common
(quar.)
Eastman
Power
1
6-10
(quar.)—
Natural Gas, com.
Tennessee
5.20%
Eastern
Florida
so
55c
Eastern Air Lines
Stock
ft
5%
6-10
6-
6- 5
55c
(quar.)„___i.:
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-1
12 ho
■—
Quarterly
5%
30c
—
& Sons
W.)
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-15
Y.)
<N.
3'Ac
class A (s-a)
Flintkote Co.,
(F.
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)_:—20c
—50c
(quar.) ______—___..
25c
Co.
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
—__—
Goderich Elevator & Transit Co., Ltd. (s-a)
5
6-13
6-11
6-14
6-14"
Cement
(quar.)__
Co.
6-15
50c
(initial
(quar.J
6-15
—
Co.
Governor
common
40c
—
com.
on
B
Glltsch
(quar.)
71
12'Ac
(quar.)——-———
Eaglc-Picher Co.
Bros,
Fisher
«
6-28
Glidden
"
<s-a)_
J'A
J
5-20
(quar.)—^—
I
t'
0-j>
7
Portland
6-13
40c
Flagg-Utlca, 5% prior preferred (quar.)—__
Fleming Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
—_
C- 5
7-1
Co.
Fittings, Ltd.,
s
0- 0
7- 1
preferred (quar.)————
preferred (quar.)
—
Duriron Co. (quar.)__
—
:
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)—
—.—
31',Ac
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (8-a)——»0c
4.15%
1
Insurance
Falls
Machine
Gisholt
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
Class
Porter—
&
Stock dividend
5-21
5
••
Falls
Glens
(quar.)
Corp.
Carpet
Fisher
91
-
.
7'A %
J}}®
oOC
(final)—
International Inc. (quar.)
Dunhill
Security
Firth
J
5 Jl
6-10
6"10
———-
Dunlop Rubber—
Amer. deposit receipts—ordinary
First
6-14
6
7
75c
(Increased quar.)
National Stores
7_10
|
Glens
6-18
(quar.)__—
First Bank Stock Corp.
(quar.)_—:
First National Bank (Jersey City)
(quar.)__
First National City Bank (N. Y.)—
/- i
6-10
'
5-24
6-28
Association of Philadelphia
7-1
3oc
6-18
buc
Fund—-—
Industrial
10c
12'Ac
12'Ac
6-
—
Financial
Fire
2oc
25c
% '
6-
5-31
6-20
45c
(quar.):
' 7- 1
"
<<piar.)——
Glenmore Distillers, class A (quar.)
A
—
G-25
6-14
)222i-2—
' (quar.
B
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
Cement Co. (quar.;-—___—
(quar.)—2r„
Portland
Giant
lie
30c
of America—
Co.
A
r
Class
527
7.35
$L75
3oC
25c
—
,
$5
£
5-29
6-10
$4.92
1
—
—
6-11
2
7-
»uc
—
—
'Class
•»
W°£
^ 50c
Dun &
Class B
Finanpe
3
J5c
5
7-
50c
Co.
Corp.' (quar.)
o ^
;
(quai.).
common
preferred (quar.)
Eradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Duncan Electric, class A——
7%
Oil
Filtrol
6_14
™C
-
5
6-
7-15
7'Ac
(quar.)—
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines (quar.)
:r-24
corp.
Power
■
Fifteen
Chemical Co.
Draper
Duke
7- 2
t2Sc
held)—7.15
for each share
Dow
1
7-2
8-
112'Ac
6-
6-27
$1
4%
When
Payable
-
SI.15
$1.23
$1.25
$4.60 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—__——-
Georgia Power Co.,
6-14
30c
—
preferred (quar.).—
—
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.)__£___^-______-Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)——22'..
Field (Marshall) &c Co.
see xviursnail Field
& Co.
A':':
■?' i':
Per
Share
Name of Company
10c
Cap & Set Screw (quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products, common
Ferry
6_15
Dominion
••"
I
^
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holder»
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
2
.; Monday, June 10,
;
(2712)
52
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.^___
4'/A % preferred series A (quar.)^-—_—._A
Hertz
Corp.
(quar.)
—
;
2Gc
I ' .50p • ,6-14
53V8c ,
"25c
"" 2
.
.
1957
Volume 185
Number 5845
4
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2713)
Per
Name of Company
FIolder$
Share
-'
;
When
Payable
of Rec.
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. .(quar.l_-~_.,___--_.
Heywood-Wakefield
Co.,
common
50c
Hiawatha Oil & Gas Co.—
5% convertible preferred(quar.)
;__—
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co.
(quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
; Common
6-10
12 Vic
6-28
6-
Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
(quar.)
Hlnes (Edward) Lumber Co.
(quar.)
Hoffman Electronics
(quar.)——1——Holland Furnace (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Mines, Ltd.—
9-
dividend
&
Homestake
Honolulu
——
A
(Calif.)
&
Allison
(quar.)—
,';4V2 %
Hot
6-
'K
25c
preference
B
C
(quar.)
6-20
6-28
5-31
5-17
30c
6-12
$1.12 "/2
6-28
°5c
—
7-15
B
Howe Sound Co.
Hubbell
Hubinger
.J Extra
Company
6-29
Jewel
6-29
6-29
7-15
6-29
Jones
40c
6-10
5-17
Jones
50c
7-15
7-
50c
7-15
7-
(quar.)
6-10
6-
6-21
6-10
5c
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Class
H.
6.40%
—
Oil
Increased
?
420c
7-15
6-15
6-15
•5-31
G-21
5-21
70c
6-10
5-21
62 %c
6-3«
6-14
_
.
.
.
.
iquar.)
440c
IrT-E Circuit
^4.60%Ideal
:
—
.
"
(s-a)
Investors
Limestone
Indiana
Steel
•
(from
current
Products
preierred
preferred
: V
5Vi%
—
par) (quar.)—
($100 par) (quar.)
_
(quar.)
6-28
5-31
5r24
(quar.)
Tool,
&
10c
6-17
6-
6-10
5-23
7-15'
7-
of
7-
1
Income
Ltd.
_—-—————
Insurance
investment
Insurance
income
Series
B-l
Steel
&
Wire
7-
1
6-10
37c
and
3
Knudsen Creamery, common
3
3
3
6-
6-21
9-21
50c
6-12
5-27
I6V2C
6-10
5-27
7-
4%
6-15
t$l
7-
2
2
4'/2%
(13c
from
7%
1
'
Stock
secu-
7-
1
66-
1
1
6-17
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-14
5-31
Lakey
6-15
5-31
University (Inc.
&
quar.)—
Class
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
International Minerals & Chemical
Common <quar.)
4% preierred (quar.)
international Nickel Co.
Lambton
450c
7-
2
6-14
4$1.12Vi
-4(2%
7-
2
6-14
Canada,
International Paper Co.,
6%
6-14
Lamson &
4.75%
(s-a)
(quar.)—-
Ltd
Ltd
7%
:~
from
net
6-14
160c
6-2G
y6-12
75c
6-17
6-17
5-24
5-13
Leath & Co.,
6-14
$1
7-
1
6-14
433Kc
7-
1
89 Vic
7-
1
50C
7-
1
25c
6-28
(quar.)
—
(quar.)———
(quar.)
$1.25
6-28
6-15
6-
7
6-14
6-14
62 Vic
7-15
6-26
20c
6-20
5-21
7-
6-14
54 Vic
1
23c
7-
25c
—
6-17
6-17
1
6-10
6-
3
America—■
investment
income)—-
6C
7-
1
6-
3
6-
6-1
6-15
6-
7-10
1
5
6-27
10-10
9-27
1-10-58
12-27
7-
6-28
6-
7
7-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
6-22
6-10
6-29
6-14
6-29
6-14
$5
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
9-16
9-10
12-31
12-16
common
12-31
12-16
$1.50
(quar.)
2
6-15
6-26
6-21
6-28
6-21
45c
6-10
5-27
593/sC
7-15
7-
2
(quar.)
6-
1
$1.25
(Va.) (quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Lehn & Fink Products (increased
quar.)
9-12
8-31
$1.25
(quar )
6-
$1.25
'
6-12
12-12
11-30
12V2C
common
35c
62Y2c
1
6-20
6-
7-
6-10
7-
1
1
6
6-10
30c
Leonard Refineries, Inc.
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
Lexington Funds, Inc.—
Lexington Venture Fund
investment
Quarterly
6-25
6-14
6-17
5-15
6-15
5-31
•
2c
pfd.
(s-a) |
•
6-15
•
5-31
$2
7-1
6-15
90c,
6-10
5-21
25c
7-
6-22
(Greenville, S. C.)
1
6-14
5-31
0-
6-10
5-24
20c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
"
6-28
6-10
.".
6-10
5c
.«
10-
1
6-15
6-
3
25c
6-15
5-21
t$1.25
6-15
5-31
$50c
6-28
.5-31
425c
6-28
^
412Vic
420c
>
6-10
6-10
6-15
45c
6-21
6-14
5-24
59%c
6-14
5-24
shares
(quar.)____— '
Co...common (quar.)
4$1.25
425c
-
.
'
6-30
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
(s-a)
pfd.
5-10
6-15
6-
6-10
5-20
4$1.25
7-1
6-7
7-15
32Vic
6-15
70c
6-15
5-31
20c
7-15
6-20
-
17Vic
7-15
6-20
4$1.25
7-
2
6-14
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
30c
7-
1
6-20
——
pfd.
35c
6-
7
5-24
______
;
17Vic
7-
1
6-14
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
$1.06%
.
$1.50
;
7-
1
6-20
40c
Dry
6-21
25c
7-
6-14
$1.50
&
6-
7-20
7-
1
6-14
31%c
(quar.)—
6-26
37Vic
„
7-
1
6-10
1
7
Dock—
5%
Growth
6-10
1
6-10
Ltd.
6-29
6-
5c
6-25
5-31
410c
Stock
6-15
3
Fund
income
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
Co.
1
7-
30c
Investors
net
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
2
5-31
17Vic
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Matson
7-
,
i_.td.—
(quar.)
from
5
430c
—
5%
6-10
30c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-14
27c
1
;• 30c
—
(guar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
i5-28
*'^"7-17
35c
(initial)
Corp.
Corp.
€-14
1 ;
7-3L
59%c
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance, common
Masonite
5-21
6-28
30c -> 6-
>.
(quar.)___^_
Wells Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
5
5-24
45c
priority
preferred
7
6-
-
6-15
Marshall
6%
6-
7-1 v
-
37 Vic
,
(quar.)
Common
5-15
6-27
".
50c
45c
(s-a)
5-31
6-28
6-28
;
50c
Moore
5-31
10-15
■>
Ltd.—
J.
•
1
15c
(qUar.)
Maryland
6-17
6-14
43c
(quar.)
Marshall Field <fe Co.,
4%%
—_
(quar.)
6-16
(quar.t
30c
6-10
5-20
(quar.)
Navigation
40c
6-14
6-
4%
10-31
10-
1
20c
6-28
6-
7
25c
7-
6-17
4
Matthiessen
& Hegler Zinc Co.—
dividend
Stock
Maule
Mays
Industries, new com.
W.), Inc. (quar.)
(initial quar.)—
(J.
Maytag
Co.
(quar.)
(L.) Co., Ltd.,
pfd.
£0c
(s-a)
,450c
McCloud River Lumber Co
McCord
Corp.,
McCormick
&
$2.50
Co.
Aircraft
(F.
H.)
McGraw-Edison
$1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
McCrory Stores, common
3Vi% preferred (quar.)
McKesson
McLean
&
Robbing
McLellan Stores
(increased
(stock
i
quar.)-:
dividend)
(reduced quar.)—
5%
class A convertible preferred
McQuay, Inc., 5%
4%
Johnson
preferred
Co.,
(s-a)
Telephone.
Mechanical
Medusa
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
<fc
Handling
Portland
coinman
(quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)—
System (quar.)
Cement
5-24
6-29
6-14
6-10
7-
1
b-1#
7-
1
6-17
5-20
(quar.)
12Vic
7-1
25c
6-20
5-31
35c
6-15
5-31
35c
6-12
5-28
7-1
6-20
6-14
5-31
8-
1
7-19
35c
7-1
b-11
50c
quar.)__
McNeil Machine & Engineering—
Common
(increased)
Mead,
5-31
6-14
6-10
88c
Co.
Trucking
6-15
7-1,
35c
(quar.)
Co. (increased
&
62Vic
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing (increased quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
Meadville
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass (quar.)
Co.
5
from
income)
Insurance
6-
14c
—.
(quarterly
Lexington Union Station Co., 4%
Life
6-25
40c
Ltd
5
20c
(quar.)
Leverage Fund of Canada,
6-
GOc
Extra
6-25
6-27
7-15
—
'4
Marquette Cement Mfg.
Co.
1
5-31
•
6-10
(quar.)12 Vic
.
Co.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
6%
5-
'
40c
(quar.)
Martin
5-31
6-12
53Vbc
(quar.)
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd.,
Market Basket, common
McGraw
6-15
-
Fully participating stock (quar.)
Telegraph <fe Telephone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Steel
6-14
6-15
-
3
65c
.
& Co.
(quar.)
5% pref.
Calculators
6-
-
15c
Steel
com.
1
17Vic
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
McDonnell
Equipment
(quar.)
Sales
(quar.)—
& Co. (quar.)
Merchant
McBrine
7-
5-31
37Vac
425c
Marine Bancorporation—
•
Master
9-30
6-14
30c
preferred
4 Vi %
9-30
25c
(quar.)
$5
1
(Sarina),
preferred
Liberty
i«7-15
6-12
6-20
115c
Co. ($3 par) for each share
held)
Lawrence Investing Co., $5
net
1
115c
Lawyers Title Insurance
6-10
6-27
8-
115c
(stock dividend)
of Lajjg Construction
6-12
5-24
6-17
115c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Stores, cquar.)_4—(Del.), common (quar.)
of
Sessions Co.,
(One sh.
5-31
1
$2
6-26
common
(quar.)
5-21
6-14
7-
H5c
425c
4$3
Co.———-----—'
Interstate Securities Co.
iQuar;
—
Department
Co.
7-
5-31
■
Investment Co.
$1
pfd.
—
Co.
6-20
&
35c
6%
pfd. (quar.)
International Telegraph of Maine
•
$1.50
<5-17
6-14
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Lang & Co.
—-—--—■—-—
common
'.$4 preferred (quar.)
Investment
Loan
6-14
6-10
115c
Corp. (Del.), common
preferred (quar.)_
6-30
6-10
6-12
20c
(s-a)
6-30
1
7-1
-35c
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.
+65c
International Packers, Ltd.
International Paints, Ltd.,
tntertvpe Corp.
class A
40c
—-—----—
of
7-
1
J25c
(quar.)—
-
Lamson
Corp.
IntemaUonarOceTrTTelegraph'^quar.)
International Petroleum
Ont.
6-21
t30c
B
B
6-21
1
15c
(quar.)
6-14
iquar.)—•——
International Metal Industries Ltd.
1
15c
——
Ishpeming RR.
7-15
Co.
Class
6-
7-
7-
7'/2C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Partic.
(Dallas)
—
6-14
15 c
—
B
5-31
5-28
5-31
35c
$1.25
Manufacturers Life Insurance
(Toronto)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
(quar.)
6-3
6-15
6-12
15c
Partic. class A
Class
7-1
6-15
:•
(quar.)
Ltd.,
&
6-3
7-
(quar.)__*
Co.
10-23
$1.75
Ltd—
Manning, Maxwell
5-31
5%
,i—
—
Lambert
5-21
1
*C.)
7-23
<
7-1
$2.50
-
MallcH-y (P. R.)
Mangel Stores, new
7
$1.75
;
Laboratories (quar.)
Foundry Corp.
(Alfred), Inc.—
6-15
20c
7-
1
.
Public Service
Marsh
-
Superior
412c
6-
1
11-
30c
(quar.)
CO.
Convertible
4.75%
6
$1.50
common
Interim
Lake
6-7
1
Mines,
(R.
Maine
5-31
6-
6-20
$1.12Va
Lakeside
50c
•'
5-10
7-
,'
8-
$1.75
(quar.)
Mailman Corp.,
5-31
*
40c
(quar.)
Labrador Mining and
Exploration Co., Ltd.—
50c
'
$1
(John), Ltd.
50c
6-15
6-10
62%c
(quar,)_____^—
Co.,
Salle Extension
Labatt
(Chicago)—
7-
Electric
Mahon
6-11
6-15
$1.75
-
20c
Magna vox Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)__
,;v-'-"'r
6-20
6-14
6-14
Magor Car Corp.: (quar.)
'6-14
7*. 1
62V2C
(quar.)
dividend
50c
Harvester
preferred
6-28
y''"
62y2c
(quar.)
Partic. class A (quar.)
•'4.36%
25c
6-14
1
(quar.)
Madison uas & Electric (quar.)
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Mines, Ltd.
/
4
40c
(quar.)
5-24
preferred
.
1
1
.
7
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
3
6-15
preferred
Kuner-Empson
La
50c
2nd
6-29
prior
6-
6-
7-
7-
(quar.)
Structural
M«cy (R. H.)
6-7
,
(quar.)__^—
7-15
•>5%
6-15
7-1
6-14
7-
Mack Truck, Inc
3
7- 1
;-30c
(quar.)
2%
Interstate Power Co.
5-31
He
—.
eommon
International Fidelity Insurance Co.
Stock dividend
Interstate
6-27
5-24
5-24
1
$1.10
Co., Ltd.
preferred
B
Macassa
5-31
6-
6-10
-
7-
$1.0614
i.
Class
5-24
20c
(quar.)
preferred A
Kuhlmart
3
irom
————
Mfg.,
Co.
6-10
Co.,
6-24
6-15
B-14
7
$1.08%
M'acMillan & Bloedcl Ltd., class A
(quar.)-J
6-14
.
1st
Extra
6-20
40c
(quar.)
8.)
Kroger Company,
6% 1st preferred
5-31
6-
(S.
Kroehler
6-15
6-
preferred
Kresge
6-10
(The)
1
1
28'/ao
Koehring Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred B_.
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar.)
60c
Interstate
77-
$1.25
MacLaren Power & Paper, (quar.)___
4
20c
6-
6-
5%
5-24
30c
6-
25c
International Textbook
6-
6-14
& Sons
Corporation
MacKinnon
1
6-20
(M.)
MacGregor Sport Products
6-14
17y2c
6-28
international Business Machines—
Silver,
7-
1
6-28
6-10
(quar.)
Lyons-Magnus, class B
Lytton's Henry C. Lytton
6-14
•
7-15
20c
6-28
6-21
-,
International Salt
6-28
7-
5c
6-28
6-10
—r
International
5-31
45c
135c
25c
Building
International Power,
6-16
420c
(quar.)_
New com. (initial quar. after 2-for-l split)
International Cigar Machinery Co. (quar )
'
6-7
50c
+56V4C
7-1
Interior Breweries, Ltd., class B (s-a)
International Breweries Inc. (Mich.) (quar.)
»
1
6-14
6-15
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
6-7
7-
6-
2
45c
4%%
7
7-1
6-29
7-
27Vic
Lynchburg Foundry
7
$1.08
6-14
$1,076
(quar.)
Mortgage
(Walter M.)
Lynch
7
(quar.)_
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
$3
—
Quarterly
,
6-29
i $1.50
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
3
4
25c
Kirscn
Company
6-
: 6-20
'
c
(quar.)__
preferred
(initial)
Ludlow Manufacturing &
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
6-23
6-
—
;
Lowney
4
7-15
6-18
1
6-30
175c
non-cum.
Lowenstein
8-15
6-15
7-
Ltd.—
common
Louisville Title
8-15
6-
32c,,
-'.^37%e '
(quar.)—
6-10
3
1
6-
42c
1
7-
1
9-
45c
!
7-
75c
...Quarterly
——r
ftiter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
International
9-
6-15
Corp.,
(quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisville & Nashville RR.
8-15
$1.12Va
K-2
Keystone
6-28
1
6-29
$lh
$$1
Investment
7%
8-15
9-
2-17
25c
(quar.)
Gas,
3-10-58
•
Theatres, Ltd
convertible
11-18
(monthly)..
_■
Cement
8-16
12-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(P.) Co., common (interim)
preferred (quar.)
•___
Los Angeles Investment
Co. (quar.)
Los Angeles Transit
Lines
7%
8-15
115c
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Klngsburg Cotton Oil_
Kingsport Press (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Exchange
1
1
," 50c
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
6-17
—-—
Fund
profits)
Lumber
99-
common
5-17
9-10
50c
.
Lorillard
1
6-
Inc.
(monthly)
Industries, com. (quar.)___
6-17
(reduced).—
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
rity
6-
2-17
6-10
'
-
6-18
6-10
3-10-58
«
preferred G (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7% non-cum. preferred
1
1 y
Fund,
6-17
tl2'/2<f
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Insley Mfg. Corp. (quar.)—
Insulator
6-28
8-16
11-18
$1
(quar.)
(quar.;
Canadian
Star
5-17
9-10
12-10
.
4.40%
6-7
6-
20C
1
10-
1
60c
1
20c
6-7
7-
1
'
7-
■
5-31
7-
Canada, Ltd.
Oil
6
7-18
7-1
Pipe,
Star
4.84%
5-27
6-15
20c
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
6-
1
6-11
6-10
40c
Co.
Series
3
2
Ltd.—
preferred
Institutional
8.
6-10
.
$1
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
pfd. B
414%
preferred D (quar.)__
4.35%
preferred E
(quar.)__
7-29
$1.15
(quar.)
Kendall Co., common
(quar.)
.$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
,
8-15
$1.10
guaranteed
preferred
Lone
5-17
7-
;
Kerr-McGee
*6-15
8-15
.
$1.10
capital__
(Marcus)
London
6-14
2
$1.10
,
Inc.
Loew's
6-14
•
6-20
35c
33c
4M>% conv. prior pid. (quar.)
4Kewanee Oil Co. (quar.)____
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80%
pfd.
(quar.)t^__:^
Keystone Custodian
Fund—.
6c
7
1
capital
preferred
$3
$1.07
6-14
4
1-
9-
capital
Joint
Lone
$1.12ya,*.
6-
20c
common
—
Machine
?
1
12V2C
J6834C
—
Development Corp.,
A
8-
25c
i
i$i.i2y2
($50
preferred (quar.)—
; Class
1
75c
preferred
Kerr
7-
$1.06J4
—-
Rayon Corp. (reduced)—-------Industrial Silica Corp., 6Vi% pfd. (final)—
t
4.32%
Co.
Lock
5-31
1
6-10
$1.12'/a
com.
5-10
6-28
9-
(quar.)_-
6-14
,
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
450c
$1
Industrial
v4%
77-
$1.08%
com.
$1.15
Common
Ingersoll
6-15
$1.05
(quar.)
6-30
t30c
4
6_
50c
capital
Special
6-14
*
6-28
$1
$1.05
—
——
6-28
;
35c
(quar.)
-
(quar.)_—>
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines,
.
7
6-
•
87/2c
guaranteed
0%
25c
—
Industrial
i
Electric,
preferred
preferred
Kerite
5
>6-
6-28
50c
Loew's,
50c
6-29
6%
418%c
'
1
6-19
'
50c
6-14
50c
Refining (quar.)
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(quar.)__
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)_.
6-10
6-
3712C
-—
4'/2%
6-14
6-28
7-
5-24
5-10
5-24
6-28
»,
RR.—
10-10
-
6-12
20c
(quar.)
6-14
$1.25
Kendall
,
(quar.)
7-10
6-12
3V'2c
.
(quar.)
5-20
62y2c
-
(quar.)
Water Co.—
4Vi%
J
6-29
$2
30c
common
preferred
Common
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kelvinator
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
,
7-
"
12 Vic
-
.___
(quar.)__
guaranteed
6-28
.
5%. preferred A (quar.
,,
7-15
—
preferred <quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis
inc.)
Co
£4.20%
■j.4.60%
6-28
50c
/
(quar.^—-------
Indianapolis Power & Light,
4%
1
8-
iv
:
Incorporated
Indiana
&
Kelsey-Hayes
*
50%
(quar.)
class A
it-
6-
■
6-12
37Vic
guaranteed
6-28
50c
(quar.)
Drug Co. (quar.)
Kawneer Co. (quar.)
Keajney (James R.) Corp.
0-18-
57 lie
Central RR. Co. (quar.)_—,
Imperial'Chemical Industries (final)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd., class A
imperial Life Assur. Co. of Can. (Toronto)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)_
Hnperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.60%
-
,
12-18
*
Co.
Gas
..4.50%
4.28%
1
5-17
.
.
Special
6-10
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
'
9-18
12-30
t25c
(quar.)——.
Illinois Bell Telephone
6-29
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Illinois
;
$1.29
$1.25
Breaker,
Co.
6-15
,
6-14
1
'
,
Securities Corp., pfd.'B
preferred
Cement
Co.
Katz
preferred ,iquar.)
Sydro-Electric
2
7-
4%
11-
.
25c
Special
5-31
25c
preferred
Kansas
.
,,"5% preferred .(quar.)
5%
7-
$L50
-
1
,
,
1
Special
•
5-31
7-
50c
'
•
100%
1
$1.75
preferred
preierred
5-31
7-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Original
Original
Original
Original
50c
!
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern
Ry.,
EXtra
I
6-15
60c
Machine
Printing
4.20%
4.35%
;
6-15
7-15
quarterly.
5-31
5-31
93%c
(quar.)
&
4%
5-10
7-15
Hupp Corp., 5% -preferred A (quar.)
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)
Husky Oil Co.,<6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door,
^
V
preferred
6-10
410c
—
1
7-1
.
Lamson
3.80%
5
7-15
440c
Huron
t 5 %
1
—
(quar.)_
Refining (stock div.)
&
5-31
7-15
——
(quar.)—.—
Production
Humble
1
8-
f $1.25
class A (quar.)
——
preferred
Hugoton
(quar.)
2
7-
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable
Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power &
Light—1
5-31
6-10
4-
$0.00614
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.,
v
12%c
&
Kable
6-10
20c
—
(quar.)
7-
al%%
aVA'/o
5
3
10c
—-----.—
B
5-31
1
40c
Laughlin Steel, common
5% preferred
(quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
5
60c
(quar.)
———
Class
2
t37V2c
(accum.)
Tea,
common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson & Johnson
••
(
5-23
7-
(quar.)
7% pfd.
(quar.)__.
Miami
8-
C.)—
-
•
Little
6-15
35c
7
6-12-
6-10
35c
D.
6-
7- 1-
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
6-20
-
1
dividend
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
6-14
(quar.)____-
Co.
$1.10
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.)
1
6-10
$1.25
Glass Co., 7%
pfd.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
(quar.)
Jefferson Standard Life Ins.
(quar.)
Inc.
7-
10c
,.$1.75
45c
(Wash.,
Ree.
5-10"
4c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Lionel
6-3
alV4%
Jeannette
5-31
7-15
and
6-10-
>
<
.
1
Lipe-Rollway Corp.,
6-14
1
$1.20
6-14
7-15
6-14
6-28
$1.37y2
6-14
7-15
1
*7-
common
2
(quar.)—.
(Harvey)
6-14
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-15
Storage
Class
1st
7-
$1
gains
Holaerg
Payable of
15c
..
$1.50
$1.25
7-
93%C
.
i
Seryice Corp.
Stock
$1.25
15c
30c
capital
Lindsay Chemical,
6-14
alVa%
25c
—
Class A common
1
1
(quar.)_„
56 Vac
—
______
________—
v
D
Corp.,
5%
.
~
—^
Common
;
5-24
7-
r—r~
preferred C (quar.)
$4.80 preferred D
(quar.)..
Jamestown Telephone
5-31
8-
Lincoln
6-15
7-
$5.50
6-20
1
7- 2
412V2C
1.
6-26
15c
(quar.)_
common
5-17
(quar.)y
Tulip Cup
Quarterly
6-15
7-
common-
$5 preferred A
(quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
*
Fund—
long-term
Quarterly
6-15
40c
preference E (quar.)
Jamaica Water
Supply,
5-20
6-12
1
7-
40c
6%
..
6-3,
$3
30c
Industries, com. (quar.)———.2.25% preferred (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
(quar.)
>3%% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_
v«4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power (increased
quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
—
6-29
preferred
5%
7-
t
•
82V2c
(quar.)
$1.12 Yz
,
60c
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preference
preference
Houdaille
1
7-
Stock
Tenn.
(quar.)
Lincoln National Life
Insurance (Fort Wayne)
1.
-a$1.75
7%
5%
.—
7-
(quar.)
Service, Ltd.,
5-31
5
7-
7-10;
.
37V2c
from
Co.-of
53
'
6-
15c
(quar.)—
7V2C
(quar.)
Lily
5-31
;
'■' 7-
28c
5-21
6-
-
7-10
5334c
Co.
6-10
6-15
6-14
7-10.
lc
com.
Insurance
When
share
Ins.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Lilly, Eli Hi Co. (quar.)
5-31
lc
1
Co
6-10
-7%
6-14
10c
6-12
3
5-31
$1.10
20c
12'.2C
,
——
class Al
A
ci.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Jaeger Machine
Jamaica Public
3
Life
Company
Casualty
from regular Income)
6-28
$1.0834
.,50c
______________
Inc. (quar.)
(Frank W.), Ltd.,
Shoppes
6-21
6-12
—-----
Holder's,
Horner
6-28
—
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
37c,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
8-15
40C
—
Co.
class
B
xorx,
&
...
..
(quar.)_.
Ironrite, Inc. (quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Jacobsen
7
securities,.
75c
New
of
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
•
•
Life
(6c
!
preferred
4.40%
7-15
Per
Name of
•
.
6-15
ctfs..
6-21
'
25c
Electrochemical, $4.25 pfd„.(quar.)—
Co.,
6-27
A
4.30%
4.80%
7-15..
$75c
„
Power & Light, common
'< 3.30%
preferred (quar.)
6-10
9-10
t60c
"
75c
Iowa
5-31
:
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
—
Class
•
5-21
1
17c
Oil Corp.
(quar.).———
Rapid Transit, common J quar.)—
(quar.) —__—,-r—•—-—
Hook Drugs, Inc. (quar.)—
Hoover
1
6-14
45c
preference
Hooven
7-
from
preferred (quar.)_______
Iowa Electric
Light &
5-31
7-
24c
Class B
5-21
40c
(quar.)
6%
6-10.
1
of
Investors Funding
Corp.
'5-31
6-28
12 Vic
.
r
6-21
7-
(quar.)—
Honolulu
Hooker
1
6-28
—-——
(s-a)_,
Honolulu
5.%
7-
5%
——
Ins.
class
Mining
Gas
15c
year-end
When
Holder•
Payable of Reo.
Share
•
com.
gains and 13c from net
investment inc.)
Services, Inc.—
;
Class
V 6-14
46c
Home State Life Insurance Co.
(Okla.) (s-a)
Home Telephone &
Telegraph (Va.) (s-a)__
Home Title
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
7 v Semi-annual.
'
1
Per
Company,
Diversified
Common
5-31
7-10
7-
••
Investors
5
10c
________—-r-—
Marine
Ltd.,
12-
6-25
50c
25c
Extra
6-18
12-16
45c
Holly Stores, Inc.—
:
5
445C
;
^Special
5
9-15
;
--6% conv. preference
(quar.)
Investment Trust of
Boston-Beneficial
6- 6
6-15
45c
—
Stock
J
GOc
&
Home Oil
,
r-
.
Investment Foundation
Ltd.,
.',5-27
6-13
v.
Name of
3
45c
(Common
Home Fire
6-
45c
-—
Hinde
6-15
'50c
tquar.)___
!
0-1J
50c
70c
25%
50c
7-
1
6-17
6-17
25c
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-14
E"
7
7-1
«
10c
6-14
5-29
40c
7-
6-14
62 Vic
1
,J
6-14
Melchers
DistiUeries, Ltd.—
.6%
partic. preferred (6-a)
Mengel Co.
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores (quar.)
+30c
6-29
5-Jl
25c
6-24
6-
350
6"15
0
3
54
(2714)
Share Pavable oi Rec*
6- 4:
6-12
15c
6-10
7- 1
Name of Company
Refrigerating (quar.)
Merchants
Merck
Extra
Mergentnaler Linotype Co. (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Stock dividend on common
Metal
Metal & Thermtt Corp.,
—
preferred Jauar.)
Metro, Inc., common (quar,)
5-31
National Rubber Machinery
National
6-13
6-
6-28
6-18
6-28
6-18
National
6-28
6-13
National
6-28
6-1*
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
<quar.)„„™.——
National Sugar Refining Co. (quar.)
National Supply Co. (quar.)
7-
1
6-
National
7-
1
6-
National Tile & Mfg. Co.
7-
1
_
(quar.)
Reclaiming, common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber
Securities, Inc., common (quar.)__
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
$1
Corp.,
$2 div. shares (quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
(monthly)
Laboratories
Manufacturing Co., common
(quar.)
'Class'A
(quar.)__
—
(s-a)_—
Ltd.
Brick,
Mississippi Glass
Class
A
A
England
England Telephone & Telegraph
5-29
New
Hampshire
New
Haven
7-11
Stock
Modine
777-
—
Co.—
Chemical
(quar.)
Ltd
6-29
class
A
6-21
class
6-27
B
Wheel
Lines
Corp.
Mount
Royal Dairies
Vernon
Newmont
5-24
5-24
77-
6-17
1
2
6-15
3
6-14
6-
9-13
8-30
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-15
6-28
6-14
i: 6-17
5-31
Nicholson
6-17
5-31
Nopco Chemical (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
7-
1
6-14
Norfolk
&
Southern
10-
1
9-13
Norfolk
&
western
—
(quar.)_,
common
(s-a)
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Murray Co.
_
Trust
Inc.,
American
6-10
1
from
(2c
Nashville &
Natco
6
Northern Natural
1
6-
6
7-
2
6-10
preferred (quar.)_
Northern Indiana Public Service—
7-
6
6-
7-
2
5-31
10-
1
2
1
2
1
8-30
5-27
,7-1
6-17
Norwich Pharmacal, new com.
$1.25
40c
*15c
37J/2c
$3.50
30c
4.40%
8-30
5-31
8-30
7- 2
6-29
6-10
7- 2
6-12
6-20
6-17
$1.65
50c
30c
26V4c
50c
22V2C
20c
50c
5-31
6-10
7-15
6-28
6-15
6-15
6-21
A
6-
3
6-
3
5-24
6-20
6-14
Manufacturing
Gtd.
RR.
(s-a)
Securities
Inc.
Co.,
Aluminafe
Aviation
National
income
and
6-14
Edison
6-14
5-31
6-29
6-29
Corp.
$1.50
Inc.
Cash Register
National
Casualty
National
City
National
Lines
preferred
National
Dairy
5-20
$1.85
6-21
7-15
6-18
7-15
6-24
30c
6-15
5-31
Oliver
*
(quar.)
com.
Oneida,
National
Food
Products
National Gas & Oil
Corp.
Corp.
Ltd.,
5-31
6-20
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
6-10
5-17
6-10
5-17
'
6-15
5-15
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass
1
6-17
Owens-Illinois
6-ltf
5-27
4%
Ox
30c '
6-20
5-31
50c
7- 1
6-10
,
Extra
(quar.)
Brush
fBalance
Penrisalt
(quar.)
6-14
6-l'4
5-31
6-14
5-31
2bc
tr-13
5-29
30c
6-14
5-31
25c
6-25
6-11
50C
7-
6-10
»
25c
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
+45c
8-15
1
7-
2
30c
6-15
6-
I
30c
6-14
5-31
2%
6-15
5-20
40c
6-15
Common
6-15
5-31
45c
7-
1
6**
7-
1
6-10
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
3.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.123/2
7-
1
preferred
—*
$1.10
7-
77-
1
___*___—^_™
f
6-10
6-10
Pennsylvania Railroad
350
6-10
5-
8
Perin-Texas
2%
6-30
6-
7
40c
0-30
6-
SOc
7-
6-14
50c
6-2$
50c
7-15
$1.60
Penton
Publishing
Peoples
Stores (quar.>_____
Light & Coke—
Dimg
Peoples
New
(quar.)______—
(stock dlv.)____—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
conv.
preferred
Gas,
._™
(initial)
common
:'y.c
—
Pep Boys-Manny,
6% preferred
7
3
6-
6-20
6-
5
$1
6-15
6-25
6-12
$6
6-24
6-12
•
;—.■*—.—
Island-—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long
1
15c
(quar.)_.
Moe & Jack, common
Peoples Telephone, common
10c
Pepsi-Cola
Permutit- Co.
common
43/2% preferred (quar.)
Paul, Inc. (quar.)__
:—
Service,
Gas
6-11
7-
1
6-11
Petroleum
class
partic.,
(Charles)
—
(quar.)____
'realized
preferred
Pickle
6'
7
6-
7
5-21
50c
6-30
6-
4
25c
6-30
6-
4
5-31
5-23
$1
6-29
___
8-
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-14
12 %C
=
?0c
7-10'
6-14
6-2S
4-16
J'i/2c
6-25'
4-16
fi6c
6-2 7
5-31
$1
7-15*
7-
12C
6>-ii
5-31
20C
6-15
6-
.
Gold
(anhual)
Ltd.
Mines,
Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)__
(from investment incomei_-__
Fund,
Suspender .(quar.)
40C
(quar.)
preferred
^
Rico
Potomac
Powell
Pratt
6-20'
fi-14
5-27
6-21
5-31
K.)
40c
6-14
5-20
0-20-
5-23
6-20'
6-
4
6-
5
Electric
0-24
6-24
6-10
b'2
V2 C
6-24
6-10
62 3/2 C
(quar.)
6-24
6-10
6-28
6-14
6-10
5-31
(quar.)__„
10%
50C
Power
(quar.)'
of Canada Ltd.,
6-21
5-24
6-291
6-
6-15
5-10
&
5
6-15'
5-10
t50c
6-29
6-
J56C
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic.
non-cum.
6-14
€-29
6-28
27VaC
(quar.)
$1.50
4 ue
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
t30c
6%
(quar. l_.
f-15
6-20
75o
7-15
6-20
t30c
1st
5--U
IPr;
(Pa.)
Ltd.
'
40c
12VaC
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Telephone
River,
4
f50c
:
Co.
b-
173Ac
preferred
Corp.
6%
5-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg
K.), Inc.
(H.
Porter
5-27
6-11
•50c
(s-a)
dividend5
Stock
6-10
6-11
12 VaC
Tile
(H.
Poioer
2
75c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
$2.50
7-
3
6-10
1
25c
Ltd.
Corp., common
1st
6-
7-
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
5%
6-12
5dc
Plate Glass Co.
Railways Co.__—
;
Screw & Bolt (quar.)
<fc West Virginia Ry;
Inc.
5-31
$1.75
—
'
Development.
Placer
5-28
6-+2
25c
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Extra
30c
6-12'
-
$1.75
l—
^
(quar.)
36c
1
3
5-31
6-15
bod
Plastics,
6-14
6-21
8%c
i
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
6-20
7-15
75c
Telephone Co.—-
Pioneer
7%
5-20
1
7-
97 Va c
r
Fioneer
*
5-24
'
iquor.)
;
(monthly)
Mills
Common
6-10
6-29
20c
100%
::
Glkss
Crow
■■<■"'
6-10
6-28
CO.
preferred
Pillsbury
5-27
6-23
(quar.i
(queY)
•'■Monthly
6
6-10
<
75c
93 %c
(quar.)_
Philippine Long D.stance
Phoenix
6-13
15c
j.—
—
Philadelphia Title Insurance
Corp. 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
Philip Morfis, Inc., common (quar.)_
Common
6-20
35c
from
10c
of
Philco
4%
5-20
6-
'
gains)
Transportation
preferred
6-10
6-13
$r
dividend'-:.
3>90%
6-10
—
capital
Suburban
Stock
6-25
SVVaic
—
distribution
a
20c
30c
(quar.)'—
(quar.-)_
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)__
$1 pref. common
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund
(5c from ordinary net
and
6-10
75c
33/2% (preferred
(quar.)™
2rtd preferred (quar.)
income
5-17
6-25
25c
(quar.)__
Co., common
&
6-10
20c
—
4%
*
5-17
6-Kl
Corp.—-
A
Pettibone-Mulliken
'
•*
50c
*4____
(quar.)
Inc.
Exploration
&
Trading
Petroleum
•
3
5-29
1
_______
Service, (quar.)—
Gas
Petrolane
Phila.
6-
6-10
7-
"
'*
6-20
5c
1
40c
Petrolane
♦•'.
3
•f■20c
Extra
Pfizer
6-i
$l.llVa
—
(quar.)
Peter
$1
6-14
6-10
40c
(quaY.)
Pet Milk Co.,
6-
6-39
25c
Corp. (quar.)———____—:
Permian Basin Pipe Line Co. (quar.)_—_—
Perfex
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)__
♦
5
75c
7-
1
6-12
$1.25
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
12-
1
11-18
Prentice Hall Inc.—
5%
(s-a)
preferred
6-1'5
6-19
6- i.
6-10
7-25
5-15
Prophet Company
7-
Providence-Washington Insurance Co.
6- 3
7- 1
6-10
I
$1.15
6-10
1
83%-c
—____
(quar.)
7
'
4.40%
7- 1
6-26
6-10
■
5-31
25c-
(quar.
43/2%
4.60%
5-17
-
60c
Preway,
15c
50c
7
6-
(quar.>_L---**-_^^___
Chemicals
Preston East Dome Mines
6-10'
6-10
7-15
7-15
1
8-
f $1.56
■■
6-10
6-14
«-12
6- 3
I
7-1
6-20
5-31
7- V
0-
$20c
15C
7- 2
*l
40c
-
4
6-23
J" 35c
Pennsylvania Engineering (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)_-___—.*_—
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Price
Bros.,
Pubic
5%
(s-a)
7-15
6-15
7-
1
6-20
,
(quar.)
+75c
8-
1
7-
(quar.)
Ltd.
convertible
Prudential
Ltd.
14c
10c
Inc
Progress Mfg. Co.
$2
(quar.)
1
75c
7- 2
6-14
20c
9-1012-16
6-13
;
(q*car.)
40c
...
6-13
10-' 1
1-2-58
Corp.—
eennroau
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.,
5-31
5-21
5-2?
•
<
of undistributed net income )**-__
Penney (J. C.) Co.
20c
20c
20c
j_
-
T
Paper Co.
6-16
1
33C
$25c
t5c
(quar.)
l
7-
323A-0
Porto
5-31
6-21
12 >/iC
Ltd., common (increased >•_
preferred /'(quar.)
Penn Controls, Inc. (quar.)—
<
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. - (quar.) __*—
Penn Fruit Co. < stock dividend)
________
'
6-15
1
25c
6%'..
V
1
b-14,
23^C
-
8-16
Co.,
preferred
convertible
Fibre
Oxford
Gas
'
23^rC
______™_^-w—_L_:*
$25c
(quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing (quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. (quar.)
Orpheum Building (s-a)
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)
7-
6-15
6-15'
37M?c
30c
6-14
7-
7-
$1
2'/aC
-
Extra
25c
7- 1
-
Penman's
>
Power
(reduced)
6% preferred (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co.,
(increased)
5-31-
6-15
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred iquar.) —
$f.30 preferred" (
$1.32 preferred
(qbar.)
43/a%
common
,
2
3
r'y
.
6-7
7- 2
6- 3
(stock¬
6-28
27%c
6-14
6- 6
5-17
for each
6-15
40c
(quar.)
(Increased)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
(quar.)_
6-24
SOc
Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred
(accum.)
Ontario Jockey Club Ltd., common (s-a)
$1.06J/4
(Hartford)
Insurance
share
new
5-15
5-31
held)
45c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Fire
received one
6- 4
5-31
6-14
6-2
6- 1
6- 3
6-17
6-17
6-17
5-10
6- 7
6-14
6-16'
9- 1
7-2
7-31
6-15
$1.063/4
15c
$1.12'/a
10c
45c
divid.)
6-15
6-10
25c
20c
(quar.)_
50c
(stock
(quar.)
Products
preferred
old
pfd.
6%
Metal
Pomona
,
Corp.
6-14,
>
Ltd.,;new com. (initial)——_
& lord,
Polaroid
5c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-28
7-
Inc. (quar.)—
_*_——__
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. .(quar.) —
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
(Milw.)
common
7-ID
;90c45C
Fitdey-Bowes.
Line,
Products
preferred (quar.)
20
6-l'5
6-28
7-- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-10
6-29
40c
373/2c
Corp.
Tyrone
6-11
97J/2o
$1.10
$1.11
;
Formerly Oliver Iron & Steel Corp.
6-10
National Distillers Products,
4%%
(quar.)
SOc
com.
5-24
6- 3
5-20
.
6-V4
7- 2
7-2
50c
66c
2%
(quar.)
National
common
preferred
Corp.,
holders
(quar.)
.
$2.09
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Coal
4.25%
Oliver
6-10
6-10
6-10
0-14
7- 5
6-28
-
$i.bO
Piper Aircraft (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Mathieson Chemical, common
4%%
7- 1
30c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Gas,
6-14
16c
_
(quar.)
Cylinder
National
6-20
50c
,
7-15*
.
(quar.)
Ben
Olin
(Md.)—
from ordinary
capital gains)
(Detroit)
Company
$3.60
1
7- 1
6M5
6-l>4
5-24
6-24
6-21
6-21
6-21
7-25
t69c
40c
25c
5-24
6-28
5-31
7- 1
7-26
' 140c
6- 3
7-f5
t20c
t25c
Quarterly
Republic
5-29
7-
40c
45C
6-10
5-20
6-20
7- *
7-15
deducted
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
(35c
from
National Biscuit Co., common
National
6-13
Ltd.
Mills
Flour
Crankshaft
5-15
6-28
48c
44c
$1.05
$1.06V*
$1M2
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Ohio Water Service (quar.)
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
7
30c
(quar.)_
6-21
3.90%
7
6-
25c
933/4c
20c
7- 1
Specialty, Ltd
Ohio
5-28
60c
?- 1
15
of
Ohio
Old
(quar.)
7-15
7- I
6-10
7- 2
6-24
7-15
6-20
'*-21
American
the
Ogilvie
inc.
profits)
5-31
(initial quar.)-
non-resident tax of 6.9% will be
5-10
6-14
6c
6-20
American shares
shillings equal to $2.09
shares subject to any
change
in
the
foreign exchange rate
prior to May 31. Union of South Africa
payment
Oak
5-10
6-29
6-12
7-15
7-15
preferred
on
5-31
6-
5-31
,
.
O'okiep Copper, Ltd.
5-15
4c
(quar.)
investment
4.22%
4% %
5-31
Office
i
net
(quar.)
Common
7
5-31
10771010771010-
6-20
$1.37'/2
53/2%
5-20
Quarterly from net investment income
National
(quar.)
Gas Co., com.
6-
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Nation-Wide
————:——
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
Decatur
Corp.
(s-a)
Ry.
7-15
Old
Corp.
Central
Northern
1
373/2c
securities
—
preferred
(quar.)
—:
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)^^
™——
43/2% preferred (quar.)^———
—
Northerri Ohio Telephone (quar.)
Northerrt Pacific fty.
(quar.
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common—
5 Va %
1st preferred (quar.)
Northport Water Works (quar.)___
—
*
common
(F. E.) & Bro.
Nachman
Co.
(quar.)—
North Star Oil Ltd.. $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Northeast Capital
(stock dividend)
6-10
6-
6-15
6-21
6-12
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Gas
5-1?
r-31
5^13
5-31
6-14
6-24
6-21
6' 7
6-7
5-29
50c *
25c
35c
$623/2c
5%
$2
65c
—-
6%
Penn
6-12
6-14
8-15
0-10
6-28
r'.
3lVaC
34%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Investment Corp.—
1
(quar.)__
from
North
6-12
6-14
15c
15c
B
7-
*
(quar.)
(Texas)
preferred
North
(quar.)
American Coal
5-31
6-11
6-28
7- 8
6-10
0-21'
(quar.)—._
class A
American Cement,
Class
I
7-
(quar.)—
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee
Co.
(quar.)
System,
North
3
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-14
7- 2
40c
15c
Corp.—
Aviation (quar.)_„
Car Corp.
(quar.)
American
American
6-10
(quar.)
of America
Murray Corp.
North
1
(quar.)___
6-20
Norris-Thermador
North
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Munsingwear,
50c
6-30
$50c
30c
90c
tlOc
18%c
40c
(quar.)
common
7-
.
7-1
—
—
North
,
(quar.)
6-14
6-14
6- 7
6- 7
6- 7
6- 7
,6- 7
Co
5-24
Quarterly
Brass
Ry
Ry.,
5-31
«
6- 7
7- 1
7- 1
——
6-15
-
6-12
Normetal Mining Ltd., (interim.)
File
6-7
6-7
6-7
6- 5
5-31
6-29
30c
System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.40%
preferred (quar.) —
3.60% preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.
(quar.)
——
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.):
Niagara Frontier Transit
6-14-
-
Products Corp.—*____—_
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
5-31
—
—
6-
6-23
:
conv
Jt-eniCK
•
50c
Newport Electric Corp.,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
6-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mills,
Mountain Fuel Supply
Myers
5-31
6-12
5-23
6-10
$1.70
$1
93%c
15c
45c
85c
90c
91Vac
$1.02Va
15c
150c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mining
——
6-11
2^c
conv.
Peninsular
J
6- 3
5-17
8-T6
$1.50
(quar.)
—
5-31
;
(quar.i
Mount
States
(quar.)—
6-21
(quar.)
& Co.
preferred
preferred
6%
40c
$1
$2.50
v 30c
62V2c
21c
(quar.)
(J. P.)
2c
7
6-12
+45c
t45c
t$1.75
t$1.75
+$1.75
t$l-,75
_
<quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common
—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morning Star Nicol, Inc. (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)
and
5-20
t25c
15c
*
(quar.)
B
Moore-McCormack
Mutual
6-
6-10
preferred (quar.)_
—
New Yorker Magazine
(quar.)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio), common
$4.50
37V2C
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5-31
5
preferred (quar.)
53/2% preferred (quar.)North American Refractories Co.
——.-
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Quarterly
preferred A (quar.)
Mutual
4'/2%
5-31
5-31
(quar.)
7%
5%%
7-
5-15
10c
(quar.)
conv.
5%
5%
Common
i" I
6- 7
5-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
7- 1
7-1
7-1
6-11
6-10
7-10
6-10
—iJl'.v
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__**_^
preferred (quar.)
Parker Appliance
(quar.)_-__*_^
.™
:_
Parmalee Transportation (quar.
paiOn Mfg., Ltd., common (quar.)_*-___*_—
7%
preferred (quar.)____^
;
*
Peerless Cement Corp.
(quar.)
S%
-
7- 1
93%C
$1.12Va
$1.12Vi
6-17
$2
(quar.)_^.—™
Chemical Co.—
Park
6-10
9- 3
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Moore
Mueller
3%%
6-28
(quar—
Montreal Locomotive Works,
7%
6-18
common
York, St. Louis & Chicago RR.
York State Electric & Gas—
6-21
class A (quar.)
Mountain
New
6-15
$1.12Va
$1.173/2
20c
50c
Co.
Dock,
New
New
5-31
*35c
|35c
373/2c
Ltd. class A (quar.)——
Utilities, common
York
7
5-31
7-15
preferred (quar.)
,
preferred (quar.)
—
Monterey Oil (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)—
Motor
6-
Central
1
Fictures tqrp. -( q-owe.
Paramount
6-10
6-10
6- 7
6-14'
6-14
20c
50c
$2
6-15
7-
20c
■
6-25
7- 1
7- 1
6-18
1
& Telegraph Co.—
Manufacturing,
Panfex
6-20
7-
—™
preferred (quar.)
4%
6-20
'6-29
(quar.)—:
^—__
6% preferred i quar. i
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar,)-*
5-31
5-31
7- 5
7- 1
47-15
Common
7-15
56y4c
$1.18%
$1.09
Gi.
pacific Telephone
7-1
6-29
—
—
25c
—--..w:
4.70%
7%
1
York
New
6-14
*25c
20c
;—
4.50%
Morgan
7
Inc.
RR. (quar.)—;
Auction,
York
6-14
25c
25c
7%
6-
Water
Haven
6-28
(quar.)—
7%
1
6-20
Chemical
Montrose
New
7-
Montana-Dakota
$7
7
Ltd.,
(quar.)—™—
Monsanto
6-
(s-a)_—.__—________—$2
Calculating Machine Co.
Monroe
1
6-
Molson's Brewery,
B
1
6-15
6-29
5-22
Rubber
Class
6-15
6-
5-27
,
—
—
6-15
6-U
6-12
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas
6-29
1
6-14
7-
7- 1
R. Co.—
R.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mohawk
5
(quar.)—
Vegetable
PacLic
7- 1
6-28
50c m 7-1
40c
6-28
75c
7-1
$1
1" f
$1.01 Vi
7-1
37y2C
6-10
(quar.)
4
70c
(quar.)
Consolidated
'iin
Paciiic
6-14
6-15
5-31
5s"1!
6-< 6
6- 3
6- 3
6-26
6-28
6-28
6-15
6-15
7-19
6-15
'60c
15c
25c
$2
—
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
;
Co.
Lumper
Pacmc
6-1
6-14
6-21
73/2c
50c
(quar.)_—_™_
System
Electric
—-
(quar.J—
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)™—.—i-i—™New Jersey Zinc Co.
(quar.)
New Orleans Public Service, common (quar.)
4.34%
preferred
(quar.)
—_____
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)——™
5-22
Containers,
A
6-
Brunswick Telephone
New
6-12
(quar.)—
common
dividend
Preferred
Class
5
18c
%%
Mobile & Birmingham
Modern
6-
7- 1
75c
75c
Service,
Public
Missouri
6-14
7- 1
90c
43/2c
(irreg.)
Ltd.—
Nestle-LeMur Co. (increased)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)™™—
New
Britain Machine (quar.)
(Canada)
Products
6-10
40c
(irreg.)
Class
——-—
New
Railroad
Missouri Pacific
(^uar.!-
Brotners
New
50c
$1.10
$1.15
B—*_—:
Class.
Neisner
5-31
$1.25
Quarterly——--rMississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common™.
5
_
5-21
*31 %c
50c
(increased quar.)——
Co.
6-
(quar.)
Cement
6-14
$1
preferred (quar.)---™—-————
Minnesota Power & Light,
5% preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co. Ltd. (quar.)_
—ii
Nazareth
6-15
—
$4
5
New
Mining
Minnesota
6-
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)_™—-u-1-
11-15
Inc.-—_'—20c
& Mfg., com. (quar.)
30c
Minnesota Fund,
Radiator
S.
11-30
UOc
Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd.™-™.—f50c
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
15c
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator (quar.)__
40c
Milton
Fire
U.
dividend—-—
Stock
8-16
8c
73/2c
15c
—
4
Insurance
Union
National
6-
6-
—
—
11-15
$2
50c
373/2c
——_™.
—__________
Pacific
5-31
5-31
b-14
6-15
5-27
6-11
7- 1
7-1
6-11
(quar.)—.
Co.
8-31
25c
75c
pfd.
conv.
—
11-30
373/2c
(quar.)
Midland Steel Products, common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
—~™_-—
Oil
(quar.)
8-16
35c
50c
(quar.)—
Midwest Oil Corp.
Midwest
Tank
National
6-
Ltd.
Car,
Steel
Steel Corp.
5
6-
—.™---
Indemnity iquar.U
Intermountain
Express
Pacilic
5-15
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-21
6-18
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7-15
$1
50c
60c
30c
20c
50c
10c
3%
40c
20c
^lac
Co. (quar.)
Standard
National
4
3c
9c
40c
J373/2c
u
Series
Income
;
—
—
8-31
56%c
40c
.
Middle South Utilities
3
Neon
10c
25c
(quar.)
Abrasive
(quar.i——
(quar.)™—
Co.
Securities oeries—
Growth Stock Series
6-26
20c
25c
—-
Mfg.
&
Screw
6-26
25c
(quar.)—.
Micromatic Hone Corp.
(quar.)—i
Industries
Presto
6-14
56 %c
56%c
$1.12Va
$1.12 Va
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4l/a% preferred "$100 par"
(quar.)
4 Va % preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. (quar.)
Mickelberry Food Products (quar.)
National
6
6-14
sue
10c
50c
50c
Co.—
&
Stern
12-
prererred <quar.)—
5%
6-10
6-10
7- 2
6-15
7- 1
6-10
7- 1
50c
50c
18c
15c
35c
62%c
6-
6-14
Paciiic
National
7-
97VaC
96'AC
$l.083/4
43/2%
Miller
9-13
6-14
i
■
6-14
6-10
95c
4»/a%
Miles
5-24
7-8
5-29
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Midland
6-14
8- I
1
(quar.)——_________—,
Copper
6%
$1.75
$1.50
6-10
_
4 Va %
6- 7
,_s—_—-
12-20
15c
Extra
Mid-West
7- 2
6-26
common..
preferred A (quar.).™—i.—
6% preferred B (quar.).
National Malleable & Steel Castings (quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment, com. (s-a)
5%
non-cum.
pfd. (quar.)—-™—
6-14
(quar.)_—$1.11%
preferred
Meyer-Blanke
Michaels,
J8c
75c
—
Co.,
Lead
7%
9-30
17vac
25c
preferred (quar.) —.—,——
~
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)________
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)™™.™-—-—.
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
—_——
7%
Miami
6-12
6-28
10c
30c
873/2c
(quar.)
common
7%
4.45%
A
National
lac
6Z7*C
™™—~
(quar.)
Forming Co. (quar.)
Machine Co.
Mesta
5
6-21
bOo
Cement & Aggregates,
Products (quar.)—
Coast Co.
(stocx dividend)—
One-filtn share of tne new 6% 2nd pre¬
ferred for each share of common held—
Clay
Pacific
6- 7
9- 6
12- 6
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Corp.™.;™
Oil
Messer
7- 2
10- 1
1-2-58
(quar)™.—™.—-—
Class B
5
6-
7-15
30c
A
Class
6-
6-27
4,e
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-10
6-12
50c
—-
1
*5c
(quar.)
—
*5c
(quar.)__--^—*5c
A
Class
6-10
6-12
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—
1
7-
$1
45c
(quar.)
Meredith Publishing
7-
—87
preferred (quar.)™,
convertible second
S4
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(quar.)
preferred
S3.50
(quar.)
common
Company,
&;
Class
Holders
When
.
Payable of Rec.
20c
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Ltd.—
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Per
Share>
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holder$
When
Per
17%c
7-
Service
Co.
preferred A'
of
New
(R.
6-14
6-10
5-20
20c
class A
6-15
0-28
50e
(quar.).
preferred
Industries,
5
I
15c
6»28
6-10
$1.25
6-17
6-
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(quar.) !
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Volume
185
Number
5645
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2715)
Per
name cl
Public
Co.
of
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
*
4.65%
Public
preferred
Service
$1.40
4.08%
ol Rec.
$1
:
;
Electric
&
cou*.
1
7-
1
6-15
6-29
5-31
6-29
5-31
Sarnia
i,
(quar.
$1.02
6-29
6-29
(quar.)
non-voting
preferred (quar.)
original preferred (quar.)
Industries,
Pullman,
PUrex
Inc.
Corp.,
purolator
Putnam
$4.75
(quar.)
6-22
6-22
6-11
iquar.)_„_
6-
5
Schwitzer
6-
5
5%%
$1.18%
,
6-15
6-15
6-14
75c
6-14
5-31
6-28
6-14
__—■
(George;
(quar.)
5-31
50c
6-12
6-
10c
6-20
&
5-31
3
(quar.)— L
30c
7-
6-14
Quaker State Oil
Hydraulics & Machinery Inc.,
$1.20
convertible preferred
Radio Condenser (quar.)_
A
*
6-26
5-31
30c
6-15
5-17
t25c
1
6-15
6-28
5-31
15c
6-28
6-18
30c
com.—
(quar.)
7-
$30c
.
6-28
6-13
5c
6-20
6-
Radio
corp. ol America—
*$3.50 let preferred (quar.)
Purina
Ranco,
Inc
Randall
CO;
Rath
87'/2C
(quar.)..
Packing Co.
;
Inc.
1
convertible
class
Reading
6-12
.
Estate
Title
6-
Seeman
5-24
6-10
Reliance
&
—
35c
6-10
-5-20
(quar.)—
85c
Mfg.
3%%
Insurance
Co.
7-
4% %
.,
7%c
1
6-14
6-30
6-20
Chains
;■
6-20
6-14
,12%c
(quar.)—
(Canada)
6-14
6-
1
15c
6-17
6-
3
87 %c
_________—._
(interim)
7-
1
Class
-
A
Republic
6-15
.(quar.)
*
,
—
A
(quar.)
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.
4%
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Inc.
Rexall
test,
7-
1
434%
3.60%
preferred
____——,
1
,10-
1
1
9-13
1-1-58
12-13
6-24
6-10
$1
6-28
75c
7-23
6-23
7-
2
6-11
6-
7
5-16
Class
Sick's
I2V2C
__________
(quar.)_____
12 %c
.%
7-
1
8-
1
7-11
Co;
Oil
5c
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per
90c
7-
1
7-
1
5%
6-10
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$4
preferred
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Metal
Ritter,
River
$1.25
16c
*'
$1.50
&
_—
class A
———
amount
Dreferred
(H.
Robertson
share
of
5%%
3%
!
common
5-21
6-28
7-
—
_
6-21
9334c
6-18
6-
8-
6-15
1
Co.
(stock
divid.).
pfd.
for
Rolland
"
7
Smith
5-31
com.
(quar.)
&
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4%%
preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)
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/,
(final)
reg.
5%
Reid,
convertible
Ross
(J.
Royal
O.)
of
nreWred
(nimr.)
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Sabine
&
Ltd.
Haynes,
fcnops
Industries
the
current
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
6-26
6-10
7-
1
South
6-20
4% %
5-31
6-15
7-
1
6-20
Southam
6-10
5-17
Southern
South
t$1.06%
6-15
7-25
6-14
6-17
6-
7
6-28
6-21
6-14
6-20
6-10
6-25
6-10
Common
4.80%
6-25
6-10
5%
Southern
7-10
$1.12%
6-10
4%%
6-
4%%
7-
7
1
6-10
6-29
6-14
6-24
6-10
6-20
6-10
25c
(quar.)
7-25
6-25
60c
7-
1
5-27
$t
7-
1
f-27
$1.07%
Orleans)—
$2
7-
1
5-. 7
(quar.)
6-14
6-10
4.28%
Ry.,
com.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.65%
—
6-14
125c
1
7-25
6-28
t$1.25
7-25
6-28
35C
6-14
6-
37 %c
5
1
6-15
7-
1
Sylvania
6-
1
&
Gas
:
(quar.)
6-14
5-31
10c
6-28
6-14
5%
5%
6-28
6-14
50c
6-28
6-28
6-28
6-
6-14
1
7-
6-12
Telechrome
1
6-12
Telluride
6-28
50c
6-21
6-
100%
6-11
7
6%
7-15
7-
7-
6-19
1
6-
3
10-
1
9-
J
50c
1-1-58
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stock
11-29
6-28* V:6-14
50c
7-
1
6-10
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7-
1
6-10
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7-
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7-
2
6-14
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6-10
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30c
.
(quar.)
4-1 AT
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$30c
7-
2
6-
7
$50c
(quar.)
7-
62 %c
71 %c
7-2
6-
7
27c
6-15
6-
1
$2
6-28
6-14
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7-
1
6-14
1
6-14
20c
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7-
7-15
6-28
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7- 2
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after
dividend)
50c
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6-10
5-31
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Corp.
6-18
6-
4
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6-15
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3c
(s-a)
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
55c
Tennessee
1
6-25
6-
8
1
6-19
4.25%
Gas Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-28
6-14
7-
1
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
7
preferred
6-30
6-
(quar.)
$1.15
7-
1
6-
7
4.64%
27C
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.16
7-
1
6-
7
$1.16 %
7-
1
6-
$1.22%
7-
1
6-
7
$1.25
7-
1
6-
7
1
6-
50c
1
7-
4.10%
Co.—
Ltd.,
6-
3
3
com.
$1.06%
5-17
1
6-
7
6-
7
4.65%
preferred
8-15
7-19
4.90%
preferred
6-20
5%
5.10%
Gas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.27 %
7-
5.12%
preferred
$1.28
<7-
1
6-
7
5.25%
preferred
$1.31%
7-
1
6-
7
15c
7-
1
6-14
15c
10-
1
9-13
6-10
5-10
6-29
6-10
8-
7-15
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-13
24c
7-
1
preferred
6-14
6-17
5-27
Texas
Co.
70c
6-14
5-15
Texas
Electric
25C
(quar.)
9-13
8-15
...
28c
6-15
6-
$1.06%
(quar.).——
6-15
$4
6-15
—
50c
Co:—
(quar.)
$1
6-
1
7-15
$4.56
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
8-
1
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
8-
1
7-15
Texas
Gas
$1.18%
6-15
6-
4.96%
Transmission, common
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
6-15
6-
5.40%
preferred
$1.26%
6-15
6-
6-15
5-31
6-10
5-31
6-14
6-
10c
7-
1
6-14
$4
$1.50
-
$1.25
75c
(s-a)
7-
1
6-20
6-15
6-
Texas
&
$1.07
7-
1
6-14
Texas
Toy
(quar.)
*1.16%
7-
1
6-14
Texas
7-
Textiles,
1
6-14
7-15
7- 8
92 %c
8-
1
7-19
97 %c
8-
1
40c
4%
$1.25
7-19
8-
1
8-
1
$1.25
12-1*5
12-
$1.10
8-
27 %C
8-
1
7-19
(ouar.)
$1.15
8-
1
7-19
($25
27 %C
8-
1
7-19
.
1
$1
Mfg.
7-19
Thermokl
Thompson
4%
Co.
Co.,
common
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
1
7-10
6-
7
7-
6—
3
6-10
1
5-25
25C
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
31 %C
7-
1
6-14
$1
(quar.)
B
8-
6-25
7-
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Glass
7-10
25c
1_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred A
Thatcher
7-10
7-10
1
25C
(quar.)
common
1
1
8-
$1.21
common
convertible
88-
$1.19
4c
4%
7-19
5-27
5-17
36c
4%
7-19
$1.06%
Inc.,
6-15
6-15
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Textron,
$1.03%
Co.
Inc.,
6-14
Light Co.—
Utilities
$1.25
6-14
1
50c
preferred
(quar.)
5-23
1
7-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)__
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
4
6-15
7-
$1.35
(quar.)
Power
25c
8-
$1.24
$4.56
29c
Common
1
Electric—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
:
Service
preferred
Inc.
7
$4.64
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)
7
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines,
Quarterly
5-31
75c
pfd.
(quar.)
6-14
7-
7-15
40c
(quar.)
35c
$1.02%
$62 %c
$1.20
common
(quar.)—
$$1.50
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
par)
1
7c
—...
Co., common
2nd preferred
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Electric—
par)
7-
4.60%
(quar.)..
50c
Edison
($25
5-31
5 -x«
5%
&
Products
6-12
1
(quar.)
pieferred
Tecumsch
1
7-
6-11
6-29
50c
(quar.)__
Products, Inc.—
dividend
7-
(quar.)
4.36%
6-27
9
6-15
'
(quar.)
Pearson
7-
preferred
4.40%
5-
4c
—
Stock
Taylor,
6-12
preferred
4.60%
6-10
6-20
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
3
6-20
30c
'—
Supply
1
25c
Semi-annually
4.25%
2
6-
50c
Extra
5
4.40%
6-15
6-
5-10
6-15
(quar.)
(James), Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
5-28
3
7-10
6-10
10c
;
5-31
6-19
3
5
6-19
1
6-10
(quar.)
—
9-
7-
1
7-
$12 %c
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co. (quar.)
5-31
6-
7-17
1
6-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn (G ), Ltd., common
5-31
6-
15c
Petroleum
Talcott
3
17
30 c
-
6-
6-14
$1.25
5%%
9-17
(quar.)
3
6-14
60*
com.
Power, 5% preferred
Paper Mills (s-a)
Royalty Co
quar.)
6-
*50c
Co.,
Utah
preferred
preferred
preferred
3
6-10
6-14
25c
Syracuse
Tennessee
Southwestern Public Service,
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
3
6-
?
6-13
6-.'7
3
6-
6-10
5-24
$1.25
fa
(quar.)
—
6-10
$1.12%
Co.
preferred
preferred
pfd.
6-28
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
$5
40c
37 %c
(quar.)
&
1
7-
6-15
45c
(quar.)
Electric
57 %c
(quar.)
Gas
6-14
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
56 %c
common
1
25c
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
62 %c
&
common
6-28
27 %c
(quar.)
6-14
7-
(quar.)
Common
Co.—
—„—
6-14
1
5c
6-28
15c
(quar.)
5-24
7-
50c
class A
7-31
31'Ac
(quar.)
5-28
6-10
6-28
25c
(quar.)
6-11
30c
433/iC
25c
7-31
38 %c
;
Power
25c
$25c
7c
5%
7-
8-
30c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
Paper
Industries
2
6-10
!
Swiston
7-
6-15
1
Quarterly
30c
:——
Platinum
&
Mining
Co.
3
12-14
6-14
6-14
6-
$1.25
—
l,
$5 preferred
St. Louis Steel Castings (increased
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
5-24
6-14
12-31
7-
30c
(quar.)_—
$6 preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
(quar.)
5-3T
1
10c
8outhwest Natural Gas,
6-10
7-
6-20
9-14
$1.25
56c
$50c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
6-14
-
-j--.
434%
35c
$1.5*
—
A
(quar.i
Power, 4.80%
Southwestern
1
70c
(quar.)
Union Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southland
Sunshine
Sutherland
30c
—_
5%
50c
common
Co.
Pacific
Southland
5-10
$-18
$1.25
(quar.)
Railway,
Southern
6-28
6-25
6-13
7-
(quar.)
International
6-29
5-
Ltd.
preferred
6-17
5-15
j^_L——
Nevada
Southern
5-15
6-15
$1 25
9-30
25c
Co., Ltd., class A
Sundstrand Machine Tool (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common
5-24
Sugar
(quar.)
Natural
Southern
6-24
6-15
Co..
&
6-15
6-29
$25c
(quar.)
Publishing
6-28
Water
preferred
Southern
Oil
Sun
7-15
Canada
'
Sun
5-24
6-10
California
Southern
5-24
6-
—„
participating preferred (quar.)
6-10
$1
Francisco
6%
6-10
6-15
Sunset
5-31
6-29
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier,
3
5-31
6-15
pfd.
Stuyvesant Insurance C».
6-10
Southern Indiana Gas
6-14
25c
35c
(New
preferred
Southern
$0,848
5-31
25c
(quar.i..
Rico
Co.,
2
8
Swift
Original preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
1
6-
Porto
8%
5-31
25c
preferred
6-29
7-
B
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting Co.,
55c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
6-15
Storer
Webster
$12 Vac
(quar.)
Oil
5-31
Class
5-31
25c
k;
5-20
5-31
6-15
37 %c
common
6-10
6-15
%c
6c
6-15
&
4
37 %c
preferred
Stonecutter Mills Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
^
Gas
2nd
Stone
8
—,—
preferred
convertible
8
5-
$1
Inc.
(quar.)_T
Penn
5%
6-15
~15c
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
prior preference
75c
——
Electric
South
5%
5-
7-
5-14
6-15
22 %c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
6-
$1.25
Products
6-10
2
6-28
22
A
Textiles, 4%%
6-17
(quar.)
Gold
preferred
Stern
70c
(quar.)
Carolina
South Jersey
6-20
(s-a)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis Public Service, class A
(quar.)
San
1
5c
Lawrence
Louis
7-
t20c
—
(quar.)
Joseph Lead (reduced)..
Joseph Light & Power,
5% preferred A (quar.)
St.
6-10
7-26
1
6-14
Bros. Stores (quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common
6-10
5-31
6-29
&
90c
common
American
60%
4.50%
6-20
1
rate
St.
St.
t25c
40c
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hotel
7-
(quar.)
St.
Mfg.
4
6-10
guilders)
preferred
Charles-
1
1
1
7-
B
(quar.)
Ltd.
30c
preferred
Soss
Bros.
Sterling Aluminum
Stern
7-
7-
$1.25
preferred
Sterchl
$1.21
(quar.).
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-24
tl5c
:J.
and
&
$15c
(quar.)
Co
Co.
class A
B
preferred
5-31
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Casualty,
preferred
5%
6-10
7-
6-30
50c
(quar.)
6-15
6-29
7-15
7
50c
convertible
6-15
t30e
6-30
60c
t50c*
convertible
5%
6-20
t20c
—>
Safeway Stores,
$4.30
2
5-31
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
7
15c
convertible
30c
(20
Inc
Royalty Corp.
Saco-Loweil
Safety
4%%
Industries,
Ryerson
7-
6-
6-14
(The)
$25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12 %c
.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
South
6-10
15c
(quar.)._.•_,—
exchange on June 3)
Company (quar.)
Ruppert
Li
L__
class A
com.
Finance, class A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1
6-21
(quar.)
15c
—
Products
South
5-13
35c
Ruberoid
Russell
5
5-28
70c
common
Petroleum
3%
5
6-
6-14
15%
-
—
Engineering
Dutch
(Final
6\
-
ordinary
Corp. iquar.)
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Marie
6-
$20c
$1.25
5
6-20
$2
konson
Rose
5-29
6-14
6-13
7c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
6
$30c
——,—
Common
50C
-
receipts
(quar.)
Corp.
6-14
6-10
6-
6-20
10c
-
(One sh. for each 9 shs. held)
Supply (quar.)
Fuel
Class
6-14
6-13
$30c
B
6%
O.)
Aircraft
t20c
.
(quar.)
deposit receiots
American
deposit
Cable
State Loan
;
(quar.)—
OH
3c
(quar.)—„
Amer.
Roos
6-
Ltd..
Rolls-Royce.—
Rome
State
7
5-13
6-20
(stock div.)
6-13
5-28
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Products,
&
5-31
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
dividend
Fire
5-28
6-10
(quar.)
class
class A
common
Works
2
(quar.)
Snyder Tool & Engineering
Stock
Home
5-13
•
30c
common
(s-a)
Non-voting
25c
$1.55
5-28
6-15
6-15
37 %c
common—
Valley RR.
6
6-10
}24c
Co.
Stanley
Stanley
Stedman
Morgan) Co. (quar.).
Tools, new common (initial)
Sonotone
6-15
34 %c
Ltd,,
(S.
Snap-On
*'
two
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-
redeemable at par)
Control,
Spring & Axle
Paper
5-31
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
(One
each
C.), $1 class A (quar.)Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Rochester
Rockwell
5-24
5-31
Co.,
Ltd.,
Class B
Corp.—
Solar
60c
(J.
Robinson,
Stanfields,
$$1.75
preferred
A
Co.,
5-10
6C
6%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-25
.
$30c
Standard Tube
5-24
Ltd.—
$2
7-15
.
(A.
Sonoco
8%c
Participating
Robinson
5-24
5-24
7-
common
Socony Mobile
37 %c
-
.___
Pfd. shares
L.)
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
r
5-31
com
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Standard-Toch Chemical
6-15
20c
Common
6-14
I T'
class
6-14
2
6-15
6c
(quar.)
Corporation
2
7-
Register
$56%c
Corp. (quar.)——
Smith Engineering Works.
(quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd:—
5-31
20C
5%
Smith
5-31
6-Id
50c >'•
(quar.i—
non-cum.
(P.
(quar.)
7 $1 dividend participating
preferred
$5
6-10
$1
17 %c
—
>
preferred
Robertson
$5
6-10
35c
prior
.Skil
6-20
30c
approximately
share)—
Co.
(.Tames)
shares held.
St.
6-20
to
(quar.)
H. I
Robort^on-F^hon
$4
1
20c
—.•
(accum.)-
Participating
of
1
7-
35C '
Myefs, Inc.,
Robertson
-
7$1
Corp.—,
American
per
Robbins
.
5%
7-
$50c
State
(quar.)
Corp. tquar.)_
Oil
$37 %c
(quar.)
Extra
2
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
7-
(quar.)__
5-25
7-15
(quar.)
Paving & Materials,
1
5-
6-14
933/4C
3%%
Standard
7-
6-14
6-14
7-10
5-17
6-15
35c
15c
1
6-10
1
1
7-
62 %c
7-
7-
1
-7-1
40c
6-11
Standard
6-
*
(quar.)
Oil Co.
J.)
Standard Pressed Steel
6-28
6-14
10c
75c
;
6-10
(N~.
Co.'
5
6-28
7-
(quar.)
5-23
55c
Oil
5
30c
6-17
6-10
$50c
Canada
com.
of Ohio, common
preferred A (quar.)
Co.—
;
6-17
6-28
6-10
25c
;
6-28
is %c:
20c
6-
6-15
6-10
9c
35c
6-
6-14
5-15
10%
50c
6-14
6-20
6-15
*
87 %c
~
6-10
6-20
15c
*
5-13
7-10
6-15
10c
6
6-
15c
$1.25
(quar.)__
814 Superior Co..
Skenandoa Rayon
5-15
6-12
1
Co.—
will
of
Singer Manufacturing
6-14
6-15
7-
pe# ordinary share less Rhodesia
Nyasalanid' taxes of 37% %. The net
dividend
Co.
B
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Sinclair
pence
and
;
6-
6-20
6-15
45c
$1.12
Simpsons, Ltd.
5-24
6-24
v
i.
Roadway Express, class A (quar.)Roan Antelope Copper Mines (interim.)
6
'
6-20
'
,
15c
(increased)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)_
RR. Co.
—
Paper (quar.)
paitid.,
25c
75c
(quar.)
Cement
1
a
7
94c
(quar.)
12 %c
50c
*"
7-15
6-17
50c
(quar.)
Raisin
7-19
—
(quar.)
Products
Inc.
Riverside
A
7-
6-
94c
(quar.)
Standard
6-10
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)__
Power
Simplicity Pattern
Simonds Saw & Steel
(quatf.)__.._
Riegel Paper Corpi tquar.>—„^
Riegel Textile, common (quar.)———_
,
1
(quar.)
(American shares).—
Simmons Co. (quar.)
——__
(quar.)_|
--
Co.
(quar.)
obligation
Dividend
7-
B
Standard
—
Slmca
-2c
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
if
B
Silknit,
6-10
share)1
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Breweries, Ltd.,
Class
,
$1-12%
Co._
Bros.
5-24
31 %C
5c
Co.
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
6-11
533/«C
(quar.)-„„
approximately
Richman
2
6-10
Voting trust certificates (quar.)_
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
,
Richfield
7-
1
5-31
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky
7
•
(interim), (8 pence on ordinary
; shares subject to deduction of Rhodesian
and Nyasaland income tax. Based on pre'(j vailing fate of exchange. The amount will
Richardson
6-
7-
9-13
1
Standard Oil of California
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
(quar.)
5-29
6-21
1
Corp. of America (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)___
6-14
pref.
22c
(quar.)
Crane Hoist
preferred
partic.
Class
3
7-
Mfg., Corp.
7%
shares)
Oil
(Los Angeles)
Shlrriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd.,
t
Ranch
G.)
Sherwin-Williams
6-14
40c
____________
,
be
6-18
V
6-14
6-14
12-
,
50c
(quar.)
Participating
Standard Hohling
Corp., class A
5%
Mining
Sherman Products
6-20
3%
_
4.50% preferred (quar.)—___________
Rhodesian Selection
Trust, Ltd. (American
Rice
6-
10c
%
$3
6-20
6-14
25c
(quar.)
Shepard-Niles
9-13
10-
-
_:
c
v.
7-10
1
50c
(stock div.)
common
'
25c
2
12-13
-
,6-20
,
$1.25
25c
Factors,
Steamship,
6-19
7-10
-
710-
30c
„
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fruit &
6-19
$1.18%
7-
30c
(quar.)
75c
6-20
Shoe
A (quar.)
Tobacco.
(R. J.)
1
1
7-10
Transport & Trading, Ltd. (N. Y. shs.)
(Final of 2 shillings 9
pence at the
cur¬
rent rate of
exchange on June 5)
Shelter
1
7-
5-31
(quar.)_
common
Standard
8hell
6-14
7-
50c
(quar,)————
common
preferred
Shell Oil Co.
$3.75 preferred
Standard Brands,
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Electrical Products
7-
5-24
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
5
25c
1
6-15
30c
5
6-
3
25c
30c
6-
6-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-
common
5-24
Quarterly
Sprague Electric
6-15
-
6-27
$1.12%
(quar.)
International RR.
6-15
25c
4% preferred A (quar.)
4 % % preferred B
(quar.)
Shelby Salesbook Co._
6-14
t28c
____
.
(quar.i—
Reynolds Metals,
8-14
.>
5-15
t27c
_______
(stock dividend)
to>
6-12
1
(quar.)__.
Shawinigan Water
r^aii—
(qua*.)
Drue
Reynolds
%
o*
preferred (quar.)—
Republic Sttei Corp.
,Re3i3toil"X Corp.
.
.
(quar.)
oo.
Denn
5-17
6-15
t2c:
cl.
.
insurance
1
9-
dividend
(Frank
-
$2.25
Ltd.
(quar:)
Republic: Aviation Corp.
7-
A
Shattuck
5-17
t5c
■
A
50c
$1.12%
—
5-10
20c
Quarterly
7-17
25c
Shattuck
6-21
6-15
20c
t5c
Class
1
(quar.)
Servo Corp. of America
6-20 *
6-29
Class
5-23
6-30
25c
—
6-13
7-11
10c
preferred (s-a)_—
Mines, Ltd. (interim.)
Renabie
Rertold
50C
—
com.
;
50c
(s-a)——
(111.),
(quar.)—
preferred
8-
Co0i <quar.)_;
Rubber
Stock
(quar.)-—
preferred
Remington Arms Co., Inc.,.
(resumed)"
6-10
1
6
15c
Co., common
4% %
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Serrick Corp., class B
(quar.)
6-11
A
Insulation
6-
(quar.)
Bros., Inc.
Seiberling
1
6-21
Reed Roller Bit (quar.)—
Reeves Bros)., Inc.
(quar.)—
Refractory
6-13
:
«-
20c
preferred
Spokane
7-19
Quarterly
5-31
6-15
5c
:
I2V2C
Co., 4%
1st
2nd preferred (quar.)—j__«...
4%
Real
7-19
5-22
1
6-15
Rand
$4.50
Inc.— 7
Acceptance Corp.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance Co.
Reading & Eates Offshore Drilling Co.—30c
1
12 %C
_1
5-31
25c
22 %c
(quar.)__i_^
of Ree.
$1.50
6-17
(quar.)
$1.02%
(quar.)
&
8-
8-
;
1
(qufi,r.) ____l_
Securities
6-10
c—--—_
(quar.)—
Raybestos-Manhattan,
r
Corp.
Power
Sears, Roebuck
1
30c
————
Inc—
(quar.)
7-
20c
i—.
—.
Bearings,
Rapid Electrotype Co.
Seagrave
Sealed
Co.
5-17
-
(quar.)
Graphite
Oil
5-31
6-10
27 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
6-15
6-15
6-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.75 sinking fund
$5 sinking fund
r
6-14
6-12
* T
Holder*
Payable
(quar.)
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
Service—
Common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance Co., common
"
1
91 %c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Marine Insurance—
7-
Speer Carbon Co.
'
(quar.)
Water
-
Sperry
$1
(quar.)_
A
1
85c
common
Inc., class
11-
pfd.
conv.
Spencer,
11-15
40c
(quar.)
Brook
1
50c
Common
;
6-14
$27 ,7- 1
.—
1
Co.,
preferred
Scripto,
-
Refining (quar.)
__._L
Quebec Telephone Co.,. 5%
preferred-(quar >
QUemont Mining, Ltd. (interim)
Mfg.
$3.65
4.10%
.'
_______
25C
Ralston
*
7
8-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
6-
t25c
;
(quar.)
common
Scranton-Spring
Fund—
Quaker City Fire
J
Scovill
r
Corp.,
preferred
1
8-15
15c
<quar.)_"
Williams, Inc.
$1.75
7-
6%
When
Share
Company
Corp.,
15c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
&
$1.75
(quar.)___—:
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred <quar.)'i
Racine
$3.40
Scott
•
Ltd.
Products
^ (From investment income)
J1
$4
6-11
50c
$1.10
conv.
Paper Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
20c
pid.
r.
5-31
50c
__
1st
Scott
Per
Name of
Sparton
common
Bridge, Ltd.
Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)_.
5-31
6-29
of Rec.
(quar.)
Co.,
Common
5-31
$1.04%
$1.07%
__
Common
Publicker
35c
6-15
Holder»
Payable
15c
Sandura Co., 60c
aoc
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp., com. voting
7%
$4.40 1st preferred A
San Antonio
Transit
,
.7-
^quar.)
4.30%
'
6-15
When
Share
Company
Paper Co.,
$1.06
4.18%
7%
1
Regis
$1.16 %
(quar.)
preferred
7-
Per
Name of
St.
.
(quar.)
preference
Payable
Oklahoma—
4%
55
Holderi
Share
Company
Service
When
7-
6-22
6-14
1
6-14
30c
6-15
5-31
15c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
6-10
35c
6-15
5-31
$1
6-15
5-31
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Holders
When
■"
Markets, common (quar.)
initial preferred (quar.i——-
5%
31 Uc
-
6-30
preferred B (quar.i—
Tidewater Oil (stock dividena i—;
(quar.)—---——
Roofing. Co.
Tilo
—
'
—
"
5-13
Viceroy
6-15
5-20
6-25
Quarterly ——
Packing (quar.)
■
Shipyards
Todd
Towmotor Corp
Class A
;
Ltd.—
Corp.
Finance
Traders
'.'
y-
+60c
Quarterly •
—
——
& Greenbush R R Asso (s-ai—
Coal, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.) ———
Temper Corp. (quar.)
$2.80
True
6-
Tung-Sol Electric, ."•/•
4.30%
pfd.
(1954
2
6-
7
6-10
—-
—
Udylite Corp. (quar.)
6-10
6-13
6-10
(quar.)
Pacific RR.
B
—
(quar.)
Weco* Products
9-20
——
(quar.) —
(quar.)___
Co.
Sugar
Union
Wire
Rope
6-10
Weiman
Wellington Fund Inc. (quar. from
Payable in cash or stock
1
7-
lj.
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-
5-29
8-15
7-20
West
8-15
7-20
West
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
1
7-
6-15
6-
6-14
6-
5
6-14
6-
5
United
6-27
Class
Artists
Biscuit Co.
'
6-24
1 quar.i
preferred (quar.)__
United Corp.
(Del.)
(s-ai—
6%
Corp.
Elastic
Electric
(increased)-
Cos.
Xquar.)_—-_-,
Ltd.—
United Fruit Co.
B
10-15
(from ne'e investment
Income Fund
6-
Gas
* 10c
37¥2c
50c
$1.06V*
32Vhc
$2.50
$2.50
$2.50
(quar.)
Gas Corp.
United
4'A %
•
5
6-
5
United
Quarterly
Quarterly
-
United
j
Pacific
U.
S-
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
;_
6-14
5-29
U.
S. Ceramic
U.
S.
Cold
Tile Co.
Storage
(quar.
"6-
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—
Quarterly
1
1
S. Foil, class A (quar.) ______/
Class
7%
„
U.
B
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
units
1
6-10
6-28
8.
U.
Freight
1
5-31
1
6-13
7-20
6-20
10-10
9-20
-10-58
12-20
6-28
6-14
6-28
:6-i4
6-15
5-31
6-20
6-13
6-28
6-17
7-15
6-24
7-
6-11
7-
7-
7-
Gypsum
7%
7-
1
6-20
U.
"U.
S.
S.
Lite
Insurance
Lines,
(N.
preferred
41/2%
(s-a)_
U.
S.
Lumber
U.
S.
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U.
S.
Playing
U.
S.
Card
Printing & Lithograph
•
U.
8.
Rubber
1st
8%
8.
Co.,
;
preferred
Steel
Universal
-
"
Upson Co.
Utah
(quar.)
&
Light
6-14
6-20
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
6-15
1
1
6-15
6-14
5-20
6i-14
7-
5-20
6-10
5-10
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
3
6-15
5-29
6-28
Co.
(quar.i
Utica Transit I quar.)—
for
6-29
6-
7
6-
;
40c
40c
9-27
9-
other
Norman
$2.28
Industries
preferred
Van Sciver (J/ R.)
Inc.,
12-
(quar.)
"
class A (quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Vanity Pair
;
6-14
1
6-14
5-31
6-20
6-
5
6-29
6-
7
7-
1
6- 7
5-27
loc
Inc.,
Bros.,
7-10
25c
6-15
6- 1
6-15
50c
6-10
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred
($50
1
6-10
5%
5-24
7%
preferred
preferred
6-15
6-1
6-15
6-
7
9-14
9-
6
6-29
6-14
7-15
6-25
7-
1
6-10
10-
1
9-10
:
(quarr)i__
(quar.)
(quar.)
par)
Coal
Zelgler
(quar.)__
Steel Door
You.ngstown
Coke
&
50c
—_
1
1
7-2
8-
1
7-2
75c
6-28
6-7
6-15
6-15
6-15
1
;.
(quar.)
Radio Corp.
Co-Operative
7
Institute—
Mercantile
Quarterly
to-i.0
7-
5-31
8-
t56y4c
(quar.)
Zion's
6-14
7-
6-28
6-11
40c
preferred
Zenith
5-27
2
6-15
5-17
6-15
30c
4 ¥2%
1
6-
1
7-15
•:
25C
1
,
?30c
Zellers, Ltd., common
6-15
77-
,
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-15
$1.25
<
I
6-
5-25
,
7-
62 ¥2 c
17%c
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)_
6-15
7-
6-10
7-31
Francisco)—
6-15
7-
J,
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)
(San
Co.
Extra
Younker
-
d.t
6-10
closed for this dividend,
not
books
a
5-15
•Transfer
1
6-15
6-10
4-29
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 16% Canadian non-residents tax. f 1
{Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible- at the aource. Ml*
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%,
.. <4
6-10
7-
5-
6-10
1
British
Less
8-
1
7-12
a
8-
1
7-12
xLess
7-
1
6-
7
7-
$1.25
1
6-
7
y
.
;
income
Jamaica
tax.
tax.
Income
Previous published date
;date and/or record date
;
Science
-
Shreveport, La.
—
of
corporate
May
stock.
Of
This investment
purposes.
"
'
-
this
6-15
of
$2,626,000
indebtedness.
—V.
S. Buchanan, of Oody, Wyo., is Board Chairman
of Shreveport is President.—V. 185, p. 2562.
7-
6-
5
5
6-21
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
6-29
and H. L.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $15,000,000 oi first mortgage bonds, series R, due 1987,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
1
6-
corporation on May 29
6-14
with
used in connection
including the discharge of
proceeds from the " sale of the bonds will be
Net
the
company's
6-29
6-14
$1.25
7-15
7-5
pany's
6-20
6-10
V.
25c
185,
1957-58
p.
construction
obligations,
obligations amounted
2562.
the
program'
proceeds
of
to $11,700,000 as
construction
p.
■
••
,
,
Philadelphia,
.
'■.*
Pa.—
Exchange Commission—},
statement, with the SEC
$1 par common stock.
/ *vy *"-••/••• 1"
■ .■;< )•->'
filed a registration
covering 33,000 shares of-its
1957,
2422.
•
Sidney,^Neb.—Files With SEC— i
filed fir letter of .notification with the SEC
and 11.750 shares
of
of each class .of
stock aie
to be issued to Sterling .-Packing- Co. in. exchange for the
latter's plant and real estate at Sidney, Neb/, The remainder of the
stock will
be
offered at par;
L.%u. ■, 'vrauig. fTne
proceeds are to be used to enlarge.'andAmprove'the plant, Sidney Beef Co.,
'The
company
May 20
on
11,750 shares of preferred stock (par $10)
common
stock (par $1), of which; 5,250 shares
covering
.
Signature Loan Co.,
,
Inc.^-Note Placed
Privately—The
National Life Insurance
Co., Montpelier, Vt., a $5,000,000 senior term note, ; This,
it was stated, concludes the recent financing program
by which the loan company borrowed $1,000,000. See
company
has placed with the
V. 185, p. 1390.
V'
California Edison
Southern
fering Withdrawn—Now
1
*
:
.
...
./•'<¥¥
Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
Plans to Sell Bonds-—
proposed issue of
stock, it was an¬
company will substitute a bond issue fcr 'its
Shares of $25 par cumulative preferred
The
1,200,000
nounced
The
on
June 4.
.
its proposed stock issue on
scheduled to be marketed because of
withdrew
company
days before it
was
June 4, a lew-
"market condi¬
'V
The bond
probably be joffered early in July, according
company officials.
The proceeds .are to be used to procure funds for
the utility's
construction program. .Size of the bond issue was not
"announced but it is believed it will be of about the same magnitude a:
planned in the preferred stock issue—about $30,000,000.
. The cbmpany sold a $3.7.500,000 bond issue at competitive bidding in
February for a net interest cost of. 4.295% .—V.. 185, p. 2377.
i
tions,"
it
said.
issue will
was
Southern
-
-
California Gas Co.—Registers
With SEC—-
registration statement with the SEC on May 28
first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1983
to
at competitive bidding. „
Net
proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be used, to the exten
required to repay in full the company's short-term indebtedness owui:
filed
This company
a
covering $35,000,000 of
be offered for public sale
to
Rochester Gas & Electric
This
183,
company
..
Inc.,
'
1957,
George
Rowley
29,
May
on
»
1957,
31.
Fund,
Nuclear
„
786,154,811 736,244,684
■*%,*•
•■/.
'A»f
Registers With Securities and
Registers
-
>
&
V
2603..
'
...
,
1957—20 Wks.'
1957—20 Wks.—1956
158,491,246 *"151,283,387
•Corrected figure.—V. 185, p.
of stock at $10.50 per unit. No
proceeds are to be used to complete
buildings, streets and water system;
-
Is
1957_4 Wks.—>1956
Sales
payment
incorrect. I The corrected
indicated here " ..
was
Stores, Inc.- -Current Sales Up—
Period End. May 13-
class
6
10c
57c
common
•7-
the
is
short-term
Van
5-29
■
preferred (quar.)
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire (quar.)
the company had outstanding 3,987,227 shares
stock, 2,791,059 (70% ) were owned by Husky Oil
Co.. of Cody, Wyo. Husky Oil receivvecl this stock by reason of its
ownership of all the outstanding 3,626
shares of Trans-Tex stock.
Husky acquired 1,000 shares (100%) of the Trans Tex stock in October.
1952,
in exchange for 36,380 shares of Husky common stock which
had a then market value of $13.75 per share.
Husky later acquired
an
additional
2.626
shares
of
Trans-Tex
stock in
cancellation of
As
6
12-27
15c
;
5-24
6-10
37y2c
(quar.)
6%
7
6-28
30c
1
7-19
6-10
25c
Cab
Yellow
31/ 1957
'
6-14
30c
30c
(quar.)___.
Power
1
37V2c
;
Match
7-
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Universal
6-11
125c
Ltd—
(quar.)___
Corp.
6-26
40c
preferred (quar.)
(auar.).
Marion
7
6- 7
$2
75c
30c
433/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
United Utilities
7
6-
1
50c
U. S. Truck Lines (Del.)
United
6-
1
62V2c
6-20
-
25c
>
(quar.)
__.
Inc.
Yard-Man,
surviving corporation resulting from a merger on
oi Trans-Tex Drilling Co.- with Rimrock Tidelands. Inc.
The company proposes to engage in offshore and onshore drilling of
oil and gas wells on
a contract
basis and for its own account, in
exploration for crude oil'and natural gas/and in the acquisitkm and
development of oil and gas leases.
Of the net proceeds of this stock
offering," an estimated $2,000,000 is planned to be spent bettween
July, 1957 and February,
1958 as equity payments on the various
items
to be
purchased under the company's equipment acquisition
program, the total cost of which is estimated to be $5,500,000. It
is
intended to. finance through borrowed funds or other credit arrange¬
ments the estimated
$3,500,000 balance of the cost of the new equip¬
ment
to be purchased.
The reminder of such proceeds will be added
to the general funds of the company for use as working capital and,
of
U. S. Tobacco, common (quar.;
non-cum.
1
7-
Co.,
common
Steel Corp.,
7%
5-20
7-
22r2C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref. series A
5%
U.
,
30c
$1
1
>
Co.
each
pf
amendment.
by
Rimrock
May
7-
6lie
(increased s-a)
Y.)
share
one
supplied
20c
1
6
Exchange Commission—
The corporation on June 3 filed a registration
statement with the
SEC covering 1,200,000 shares of its capital stock, to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Bear, Stearns
to Co.
The' public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
$1.75
(quar.i —
common
-
Rimrock Tidelands, Inc.,
i§c
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
7
6-
With Securities and
6-11
5
$1.75
Extra
1
5
37V2C
40c
;
6-
6-15
5-31
7-
L—
Co.
of
underwriting is involved. :; The
dam; retire notes; construct
and also for working capital.
a
7
6-
6-29
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
S.
6-29
$1.25
5-31
1
,8- 1
30c
Chemicals
Yale & Towne Mfg.
Va.—Files With
7
U. S.
U.
5-31
7-
25c
Wyckoff Steel
Properties, Inc., Louisa County,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on May 20 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 20,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $10)
and 20.000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be offered in
5-29
7-15
5c
15c
,
.
6-14
25c
9-16
Retirement & Vacation
5-17
6-10
6-10
Corp.—
Bearing Corp. (quar,)_____.
Borax & Chemical-
6-15
1
(Continued from page 14)
50c
10c
lOc
;
1
.
25c
:
I
7-
6-20
60c
.
partic. pref. (quar.)—.
Non-cum.
.
U. S.
_
(quar.)
& Canal
Jersey RR.
New
(quar.i
Wyandotte
Investment News
"
15c
preferred (quar.)_
Illuminating Co—
United
.
Co., com.
Improvement
5-25
5-31
6-15
$1.12 ¥a
Monthly
Wrigley
3
6-10
6-20
V
5-
6-15
25c
-62 VaC
Corp., common (quar:)_
prior preferred (quar.)__lil___'
(Wm.) Jr. Co.
(monthly)
4 ¥2%
6-10
Corporation and
5
6-
6-15
■
'income)'-^
United
3
5
6-5
<
6-10
3%
%
Worthington
-
6-18
10-
$1.43%
$1
—85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
United Funds—
United
5-31
6-
1
6-27
t
Ltd.—y,.,
preference (s-a)
Publishing (quar.)
1
6-
6-27
>
$1.25
Co.,
&
6-14
6-28
50c
-v:
(quar.)
W.j
(F.
Safeway
7-15
1
6-15
J$1
(annual)
preference
1
6-15
175c
class A preferred tquar.i—.
Class
5-24
6-10
16%c
prior preferred
$5
,
"
United Fuel Investments,
j 6%
8-
50c
40c
75c
/
1
5-24
9
8-
8-31
10c
■
(quar.)
Coal
5-29
22V2c
12y2c
5-31
Wheeling
7
11-
.
4
6-10
6-28
(see
5-28
6-15
1334c
15c
(
6-
6-10
1%
1%
5-23
6-21
6-14
1
preferred
6-20
(quar.)
lien (quar.)
Steel, common
17V2C
7-
Alan Wood Steel)—
5-27
7-
Utilities
prior
5-31
3Qc
.
Newspaper
7-
5-31
5-31
Machinery Corp. (quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)_—,_u_______^
Woodward & Lothrop, common
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-10
6-14
6%
5-31,:
6-15
1
World
5-31
6<-15
(quiar?)'*.';^,25c
(quar.)___
class A
Insurance,
Woolworth
6-15
1
Wood
5%
r
1
•
6-20
/
6-14
Wood
5-31
.
,
$1.20
/
Xquar.)
6-14
Hydrocarbon Co
—-;
——
12y2c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)—:
:J—
50c
Weyerhaeuser Timber
r---13 Vbc
4%
(quar.)
Service, com,
6-15
$1.12¥2/
^
6-10
20c
Additional
(quar. »_j
Steel
7-15
7-31
»--j.:,$i.ia%
'J.-yt-■ rV; $1.10
1
7-
37:/aC
40c
t30c
15c
(quar.)___—.—J—
-
>75c
(Alan)
6-17
6-14
6-29
Co.—•"<./
Co
Dessauer
&
10-11
-/•'(•
(quar.)___
Public
1
'
preferred
Oil
7-12
II-
y.-Sl.OS'A"- '■:> 7- 1 ;;
6-10
Westpan
3
7-
6-10
50c
50c
10c
87¥2c
87¥2C
8c
Stock dividend on .class A
Stock dividend on "class B
5¥2% preferred 1 quar.)'—__'_
United
6-14
7-15
56¥4C
convertible
United
6-15
5-31
4.80%
Wiser
1
7c
& eight—
Power
preferred
: 7- B
8-
25c
.
(quar.)
preferred
5-17
7-31
.
2oc
7-
$1.25
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
25c
common (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
United Cities Utilities, common A (quar.i
.
5-31
6-28
$1.12¥2
United Cigar-Whelan,
j
6-10
6-15
v
5-23
6-5
4.40%
,:: 41/2%
6-10
50c
7-
(quar.)
7c
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
—
30c
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)——30c
We3ton
(George), Ltd., class A (increased)
tl2V2c
Class B (increased)
—;
——
tl2'/2C
5-15
6-10
Wisconsin
Wolf
25c
preferred (quar.)
'
preferred (quar.)—
—
United Board Sz Carton (quar.i.:—
.___
United Can & Glass Co., series A pfd. (quar.)
United Carbon Co.
(quar.)
$3.50
5-15
6-7
preferred
Wisconsin
20c
preferred
7-26
4y2%
5-16
7-1
1
5-31
"
$1.50,,:
preferred (quar.)_
Michigan Power
Wisconsin
6-14
6-20
35c
25c
(quar.;.—
5%
1
6-12
Massachusetts
Western
5-10
5
8-20
20c
Gas Co.
5%
6-15
35c
$4.50
,
5-31
6-15
of America,
United Carr-Fastener
5-31
6-17
75c
(initiali__
Corp.
United
5-31
6-17
Products (s-a)_,—:
12¥2c
Amusement, Ltd., class A (s-a)—125c
B (s-a 1
JL-—
125c
United
6-17
6-10
—
Aircraft
United
6-10
6-
6-10
Cos. (quar.)—55c
Western Tablet & Stationery, common——
60c
1
7-
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
5-31
6-14
•-
30c
(monthly)
Stores
Winn-Dixie
6-10
7-
y
k-'
Inf;."_______
(quar.i
6-10
6%
11c
(quar.)-—
Industries,
common
(quar.)
_____
preferred (quar.)____^_i_f
$4.25
.7-30
6-14
v ; $1.25
_
;'m Common
•5-29
6-20
1
8-20.4
.•
!>■.
Tl'Z
(quar.)
Inc.,
& Co.,
•
5-15
6-20
'
;___
(s-ai—l
6-20
'
;
Common
Western
Wilson
I-
25c
$1.25
(s-ai-i
6-20
25c
invest, inc.)
"■-+
6-20
75c
50c
50c
(quar.)
—
West Penn Electric-Co.
(quar.)
——
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
Westeel Products,
Ltd. (quar.)—
—
Western Kentucky Gas Co.|
—
Western Life. Insurance Co., common——_
5
Williams <te Co.
Williams-McWilliam
5-31
3
6-
1
y".7-. 1 ;• y 6-20
75c
pfd. series A
pfd. series B
6-14
6-19
Machine Co.—"*•
Sewing
5-31
-
6-15 :
50c
(quar.)_
Sugar
Indies
Ohio
conv.
8-20
50c
Snowdrift (quar.)—
Wesson Oil &
5
8-
Inc.
Co.,
Welis-Gardner & Co.
7
6-14
6-28
—_—-
(qtiar.)__
Corp.
Aircraft
conv.
5-27
conv.
5%
6-14
25c
7-
—
United
—.
—
7-15
25c
25c
Stock dividend ——-u—10%
United Air Lines (quar.)
12¥2c
Stock dividend —1
4%
Union
(quar.)
$%
5-31
7-
4 $1.06'4
-
(quar.)
Gibbs
&
6-17
.
6-10
•
20c
common-;
Co.
1
"
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
Oil
6-10
6-14-
15c
.
,
6-14
-
6-29 1
-10c
preferred
Wolverine
(quar.)————
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
4%
1
(quar.)
; 5-31
6-30
.
Weeden & Co., common
30c
30c
(quar.)
(Omaha)
Stockyards
6-20
Mills
Knitting
4%
20c
20c
—
1
10- 1
preferred (quar.)
$1
$3.70 preferred; (quar.)
——92 y2c
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)—
87¥2c
$4.50 preferred (quar.) —
$1.12Va
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (Increased quar.)
J40c
Union Metal Mfg. <quar.)_
50c
Union Oil & Gas oi Louisiana—
(quar.)
Wayne
7-
$4
A
Waukesha Motor Co.
5-24
Willcox
6-15
25c
$1.37J/2
—.——
(inereased-quar.)
6-14
5-31
6-20
623/?c
$1.12»/2
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)———25c
Washington Water Power (quar.)
47c
Walerous Equipment, Ltd. (reduced)
—
tl5c
6-29
10c
Paper (quar.)—-—
Union Electric Co., common (quar.)
Union
6-7
6-18
$5c
Bag-Camp
(quar.)—.
5V2% preferred (quar.)__
Wardell Corp. (see Amerace Corp.)—
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Common (increased quar.)—:
——4Va% preferred (initial qttar.)_—i
____
5-31
5-31
6-21
Wilcox
6-20
62 V2C
-
common
6%
5-31
6-20
6c
.
Baking Co.,
5-31
Stores,
7-
i
_
(quar.)_
5-31
f
1
6-24
75c
Co
Corp.
Wieboldt
(Walt)
Disney.Productions Csee Disney
Productions)
Ward
3
6-15
$15c
30c
38c
partic.
non-cum.
Union
6-
Walt
5-31
6-3
5-24
6-20
125c
25c
Quarterly Irom ordinary lncome_______
Wlckes
$4.25
20c
t
5
6-20
"
.
Whitney-Blake
6-
5-31
6-10
«
••:7-
$1.31 >4
(quar.)
Manufacturing » (quar.)__ L-\. (•'' 40c
Cement
1
6-15
40c
25c
.
Whitehall
6-
V 6-10
85c
5oc-
(quar.9'_z.r_^._Ll
common
preferred
5 Va %
j
Co.;
6-20
10c
_____
Corp.—*
Wall Street Investing
11-15
6-10
25c
———
——
Ltd., common—/
—
2nd pref. (quar.i—
Acceptance,
'
Class
5
6-15
$1
62¥ac
Underwood Corp.—
Class
8-15
11-25
62¥2c
Union
7-
8-26
'
'
Quarterly
60c
5-10
7-15
,
'
S0.096
40c
Union
Walgreen Co. (quar.),——:
Walker & CO., commori (quar.)_
Class A (quar.)
Motor
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Waldorf System, Inc.
5-10
issue
(entire
6-20
$1.03
______
5-23
:
series')
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
6-10
redemption on June 18 at
$51,896 "which price includes this divi¬
dend." Conv. into com. to June 18)-—20th Century-Fox Film
(quar.)———1
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)—
1—
—
208 South La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)—_
y.5-24
2
7-
68V»c
$1
150%
12V2c
Wagner
Electric - (quar.)__^
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd. (reduced).
for
called
(quar.)—
5c class A
Mfg. Co, Ltd.,
6-14
35c
(quar.)—
Light & Power
Tucson Electric
5%
7
7-
6-17
White
12- 3
f50c
112Vac
>
30c
35c
—
»'
Paper v (quar.)________
Whitaker
-
6- 7
2
70c
50c
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)— *■
Trunkline Gas Co.,
—
8-31
12-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
35c
Corp., common (quari-KlJI'---ii
convertible preferred "Cquajv)x.ir^~
4V,%
6-
9-10
V 25c
7
«-
2
7-
40c
—
6- 7
:* 7-
80c
$1.75
.'
Troy
6-
2
7- 2
preferred ■ (quarJ---^—h—
preferred (initial)-^----—-------+71%c
5% preferred A (quar.):.—
>¥;
I50c
:.■■■■ 5%
preferred B (quar.)———.—
J50c
Transue & Williams Steel (quar.)—
25c
Travelers Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)
25c
Traveler^ Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.i—
25c
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)—— * % 31¥iC
Trinity Universal insurance (quar.)———
50c
Truax-Traer
2
7-
5%%'
■
7
7-
4% %
>
6-14
I
••"■p*
'
1
6-10
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(quar.)
Ltd.
~
.
B_—----i---------—-i.—.'—-'
Class
7-
J60c
—
———
8
6-
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
$1.01
$1.25
$1.05
1
6-
6-14
-1
7
6-15
'
preferred
(quar.)'----------------$5 preferred
(quar.)—
$4.20 preferred
(quar.i
^
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)___—
«-10
6-10
37„2C
—
——-————20c
(increased)—
81-~5
—
—35c
Tobin
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
Holiere
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
j
$4.04
,
o*;*! 5%
i
(quar.)—___—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
5'-2% preferred (quar.)___:—____________
Virginian Railway (quar.):
—_—,
—
Stock
dividend
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials Co., common
6-10
6-25
„:c
Share
Equipment _——_—________________ '
Viking Pump Co. (Iowa)__
—
Virginia Electric & Power—
r
; - '
New
common
(Initial •
—-—25c
5-27
6-10
preferred (quar.)——;—
—•—
Title Insurance & Trust (Los Angelesi—
When
Payable
Par
.
Victor
5-24
6-10
-
(quar.)
common
Viau.
6-24
;4«c
'»«
51
——-
tinterim.t—
Roller Bearing Co.——
Tisnman Realty & construction—
inc.
Time,
Timken
5%
Veeder-Root, Inc.
6-10
6-15
"
81.06
5/r
——
6-10
6-30
6-29
Thrifty Drug
4*4%
5%
7
6-
1
7-
convertible preferred B (quar.)-—-—
xlu
Investment Corp., class A (quar.»—12 sc
Stores, 41'a%; pfd. A (quar.)__ $1.12 ,2
/ 5%
Thrift
.
.
Whirlpool
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
7
6-
1
7-
.
Vapor Heating Corp.—
6-7
7-1
20c
—
r
'
.
Name of Company
PayuOle of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Thorofare
•
.
(2716)
56
program
which
were
so
used
its parent,
$21,500,000
marie to
The
Pacific Lighting Corp.. which is expected to approximab
of July 1, 1957. This indebtedness represents advance,
provide temporary funds for construction costr
of the net proceeds will be used to finance in part <th
as
the company to
balance
construction
extent
are
estimated
Southern
The
Discount Co., Atlanta,
company
on
covering $60,000 of
the company s 195
forward into 1958 t«
expenditures for 195
incurred in connection with
expansion program, or carried
completed in 1957. Construction
at $44,029,000.—V. 185, p. 2504.
and
not
the
(which
of May 28. 1957). The com¬
is estimated at $45,000,000.—
to be
costs incurred or
filed
subordinated
May 23
Ga.—Files With SE
a letter of notification with the SE
non-convertible 5% debentures, sent-
Volume 185
'Number 5645
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
57
(2717)
G,. due
Oct.
l,v
I975 (in denominations of $500 and $1,000 each),
to. be
offered" In v'exehanger'ioi.
«en<;s
D. E,
or
1?'. deuentureo.
ho
underwriting Is ihvdrved.-7V. f$5vvp/.a049."*
7;
'
I :-J* ■> d •
•
' •'
-.&"■>*
ration of
duct
of
additional oil and gas
leases,- and generally in the usual
the oil and gas production
business.
First Quarter Net Above
*
..
Southeastern Fumi.Cohimbia, N.
C.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—;
/■
• ,,." *
Gross
•
.
operating income for
amounted
the
three
'
con-
Ago—
months
-••
ended
Z
•*3*4# note,
sales
contracts,' chattel.
will
enable
and
the
company
other/credit
trailer
borrow
to
such
•
184;
funds
be
it
plan
is
from
used
loans
i'b
-
•
its
present
generally
in
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—Private Financ¬
ing Planned—The company plans to place
privately an
issue of $2,000,000 ifirst
mortgage bonds due 1986 with
the New York Life Insurance
Co., Aetna Life Insurance
Co. and New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co. Ap¬
7
proval
of the issue by
The
-'.'v
proceeds
to
are
2494;
p.
V.
be used
182,
to
help
2794.
p.
version
7':'v:
of
cost
pay
'
,
'
,
7 '
has
.
James
.
O.
Burke,
menced
in
of
U.
President,
the
S.
board
District
announced
the
of
Court
directors
for
the
June
on
that
6
litigation
a
Southern
has
been
of
com¬
New
Mr.
,
in
1951
Burke
and
announced
explained
that
to
trade
the
Standard
Coil
at
the
had
unable
to
because
the
This
cf
(RCA)
this
Cascode
the
Patent
It
matter
Mr.
■
litigation in that
a
to
as
eircuic.
Office
is
of
of
whether
This
in
Standard
litigation
favor
of
office
with
Radio
RCA
or
had
terminated
was
Standard
Coil
the
stated
that
185,
this
litigation
2377.
p.
*
is
of
one
.
is
date.
invented
will
it
was
announced
owned
of
1957,
the
to
request
hearing
a
Standard holds 567,500 shares of the
Duquesne common. Sale
shares is proposed in furtherance of
its plan to become
investment company, under which
plan Standard
system's holdings of Duquesne common to less
than
outstanding.". Standard
of the
The
balance
to
is
p. 2604.
to
proposes
Duquesne stock
edness.
■
retire
to
use
its
will
5%
reduce
/
of
such
cooperative
31,
part of the proceeds of
investment
U-'
sale
purposes.—V.
-'C\
■■
-7V7*
1957,,covering
for
sale
..registration
a
335
statement vwith
memberships
in
(he
the
*
President.—V.
184,
is
SEC
for
be
also
J*
Co.—Offering Expected June
anticipated that the registration statement
covering
185, p.
7
2495.
'1 Sundstrand
to
Machine
Tool
common
by
...
'»
the
The
&
tion
of
-
it
at
was
bond
to
Sub¬
217,286
offering,
making
studies
com¬
scheduled
which
Indicate
possible
a
The
program.
delay will permit
firm stated.—V. 185, p. 2495.
29,
1957,
a
registration statement with
the
comple¬
May
on
covering
offered for
300,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
public sale, without
underwriting, at a price to be supplied
by amendment.
The
leasts,
company is engaged in the
either
through acquisition
companies;
and
it
conducts
business
or
of
acquiring
through
evaluating the prospects for possible production
these operations are indicative of
then
or
marketing facilities, its sole
exploring for oil and gas, developing
marketing the crude oil and
or distributing
companies.
The additional
tion
by
holders
proceeds
the
will
proceeds
Edward
Gait,
$23,463,
be
i's
to Mr.
outstanding
added
will
occasioned
belonging
current
be
to
the
used
Board
by
Gait.
indebtedness.
^i> drilling
gas to
to
owns
the
reserves
after
refining companies
general
an
of
to
are
be
record
funds
of
in
the
company's
offered
The
remainder
of
the
gas
for
of
15,
the
approximate
of
If
gas.
the
refin¬
being
the
and
pipeline
subscrip¬
1957.
Net
A part
company.
holding payments
Approximately $35,000 will be used
and completing development wells,
end
discovery,
and
March
the
indebtedness
other
110
operating
Chairman,
the
and/or
gas
hydrocarbons,
It
primary
stock
pay
oil
of
conducted.
the
and
300.000 shares of stock
of
Broadcasters,
The
and
of
company
to
amount
of
of
to
oil
nav
>
Inc.
above.
fill
the
the
vacancy
on
23.—V.
185,
March
on
board
■
created
p. 5606.
-
.
V";'-
■•••
by
the
"•
death
7
;
,
,
-
Effective
May
Electronics,
this
20
division
a
corporation
of the
acquired
G^ra Corp.
The
the
assets
7
of
•
>
Chatham
':
;
purchase
price,
which' is
approximately $5,000,000,
included
inventories of about $3,000,000 and
equipment and other assets of
about $2,000,000.
The company
has obtained a long-term lease on
the land and
buildings, with an option to purchase after five
years#
and prior to the
expiration of the lease;
<See also V. 185, p.
2378).
—V. 185, p. 2496.
*
"
: /
:
-
United Artists
Corp.—Quarterly Net Up
tinued Growth Forecast—
Net
earnings
for
the
first
19.2%—Con¬
quarter
of 1957 show a 19.2%
increase
1956, Robert S. Benjamin, Chairman of
to the first public annual stockholders
meeting in the company's history.
'
: 7"
•;
Gross world-wide film income for
the first nuarter of 1957
totaled
the comparable
the Board, reported
over
period of
June
on
4
,
increase
an
.
of
14.6% over the $12,553,000 grossed in that
like period last year, Mr,
Benjamin said.
|
The first quarter
net, after provisions for taxes and
year-end ad¬
justments, represents 57 rents ne,
shr e
aporoximately 1,000,000
shares outstanding.
The first quarter earnings
during 1956, when tha
company was still privately owned, was 48 cents
per share computed
011
a
forma
pro
This
basis.
became a publicly-owned corporation on April 24 of
of $17,000,000
in
debentures and common stock
nation-wide group of 99 underwriters headed
by F. Eberstadt & Co.
Arthur B. Krhn,
President, informed the stockholders that
during
1957 the company would distribute
its strongest program of
1957
by
company
with
the
offer
a
pictures
released
ever
that
are
for
gross
last year's
exceed
quality1
In
so concentrated
a period.
He said "'indications
remainder of the year ending Dec.
31, would
the
gross
of
revenue
$64,771,784. Mr. Krim forecast the
full year's net earnings would be
higher than last year's $3,106,000.
He pointed out Lhat the
corporation was now In position to finance a
substantially greater quantity of quality products. He said that in the
next four months the
company would place before the cameras more
top pictures than had previously been produced in
any prior 18-montll
period.
" / ■»."
V.,7.
Krim also emphasized that the
company hopes to get its fair
oi the film entertainment
dollar in both theatres and TV.
He
said he expected the
gross income from TV would more than
double in
the current fiscal year.—V.
2378.
p.
stock
common
held
See
to
will
after
V.
statement
with
proposed
shareholders.
It is
its
be
o.n- the
the
group
also
covering
a
ratio
of
■
offer
the
of
presently
new
share
one
split.
oi
185,
The offer will be under¬
investment bankers
headed
by
p. 2495
.
.
.
runs
other
net proceeds will be used
the ^requisition and explo¬
—This company is
offering to holders of its capital stock
(par $5) the right to subscribe for
51,000 additional
shares of stock at the
subscription price of $38.50 per
share, on the basis of one share of additional stock for
each ten shares held of record
011 June 4, 1957.
Rights to
subscribe will expire at 3:30
p.m. (EDT) on June 19,4957.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.-is manager of an
underwisiting
group which will purchase the unsubscribed
portion of
the shares.
'
'
to
borrow
PROCEEDS—Net
Securities
$2,000,000,
Corp.,
Fort Wayne,
negotiations with
it
a
announced
was
Ind.
group
of
Chicago
June
3.
Robert
on
the
company
to
general
Co.—Stock Offered—Public
offering of
150,000
proceeds
funds of
general
from
expansion
the company
sale
and,
of
the
stock
will
it is anticipated,
be
added
for
used
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase
the
several
number
of
underwriters
of
a
shares
set
opposite
American
Securities
Corp.
2,000
Ellis
Inc
Blyth
C.
Co.,
&
Butcher &
Laird
&
Lehman Brothers
7,500
McDonnell
Merrill
1,500
ner
Merrill,
5,000
W.
Julien
Collins
&
Co.__^„___
1,500
Co._
&
Co.,
Hornblower
Howard,
Inc.
1,500
Cook
&
Shear.son, Hammill & Co.— 3,000
F. S. Smithers & Co.—
3,000
William R. Staats & Co.—— 3.000
3,000
Co.
5,000
Dean
Co.
1,500
&
Co
2,000
2,000
Gardner
2,000
Co. Inc
Yeatman,
2,000
in
tool
the
and
manufactures
by
be
the
stainless
others
by
than
more
ended
June
and
Into
90%
30,
showed
of
the
($5
of
to
1,000,000
units
not
and
the
manufacture
larger
the
EARNINGS—Consolidated
of
air
of
was
months
$17,620,000
in
Co.
in
the
March
31,
corresponding
1957,
1956
were
$18,631,000
period;
compared
net income
in
ihe
with
1957
die
program
tool
of
and
steels
steels
pro¬
accounted
the
for
31,
fiscal
1957,
income
net
TO
PRESENT
and
the
185,
p.
each
acting
are
value.
year
of
the
Com¬
$2,036,266.
FINANCING
"
/
Outstanding
561,000 shs.
stock
as
charter
amendment
the
of
to
sell
to
underwriters,
representatives,
persentage
not
arc
each
%
'
for
30
6
"
Lehman
Merrill
r
10
&
6
thd
whom
severally
set forth below, such
subscribed
'
of
has
for
pursuant
'
,
'
•
.
agreed
as
respective
The
day.
same
has
V'
Brothers
Lynch,
'•'•.
:T
—
! %
—_
Pierce,
Id
Fenner
Beane
——
1(1
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
10
Piper, Jal'fray & Kopwood—._•' 6
Singer, Deane & Scribner
t>
6
2378.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Stock Offered—Mcr-f^
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates or*
June 5 offered
1,000,000 shares of common stock (par $3)
The group won award of the shares at
competitive sale June 4 on a bid of $24.21 per share.
at $25 per share.
A
competing
Webster
bid
of
Securities
to
provide
the
$24.02
Corp.
PROCEEDS—Net
for
per
and
from
construction
During
the
made gross
retirements of
$24,200,000,
Construction
expenditures
$15,000,000
had
BUSINESS—Company is
ginia
and
contract
in
parts
natural
with
an
of
gas
been
an
North
in
from
Population
of
the
of
whpmi
industries
territory
reside
for
1957
expended
produce
or
Jan.
1,
utility
and
are
from
Stone
to
shares
&•
will
reimburse
1952 to
b<2
thu
March
31,
plant of $268,800,000
served
end
tobacco
Virginia.
News,
company
estimated
communities
at
$70,000,000
March 31.
operating in most, of Vir¬
West
Newport
is
estimated
through
utility
Carolina
in
these
of
resulting in net additions of $244,600,-
electric
Norfolk
to
independent transmission
two-thirds
principal
received
was
sale
expenditures
additions
and
which
the
period
000.
of
share
associates.
proceeds
$5,740,000,
ended
and
sales
March
and
par
the
Gvanbery, Marache & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
tributes
*ales
$5
company
Ball, Burge <te Kraus
company
unit.
producers
1,000,000 shs.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1957
principally of central
conditioning equipment.
It
the
vacuum-melted
ended
EFFECT
The First Boston Corp
therefor.
window-type
of
Tool
gross
filed
was
of additional capital
subscription offer:
treasury
during 1956 totaled $74,444,000 and
equal to $2.90 per share on the 1,979.846
shares outstanding at the end of the veer.
Sales during the
income
common
types
small
the
used
The company's
ingots
shapes.
months
beiow,
&
to purchase,
agreed
to
Sachs
7,500
products accounted for approximately 50'/o of net sales,
products in llie air conditioning field consist
cooling
Goldman,
7,500
conditioning
leading
$20,105,959
shares
named
Co
conditioning, heat¬
that
1958.
the
value)
par
effecting this change
Co.;
of air
addition
the cost of theso
that
and
"At a special meeting held June
3, 1957, the shareholders approved
changing1 the authorized capital stock from 550,000 shares without
par
&
1,500
$3,000,000
Authorized
stock
&
Co
2,000-ton press and the
company's
nine
sales
net
Weld
Biddle &
tha
finance, In part, an
plans call for additional
company manufactures a general
special purpose steels, and it also
powders In a variety of compositions
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
"Capital
to
to
The
steel
the
added
many
converts
bars
.
be
1956.
EARNINGS—For
pany
and
will
It Is estimated
of
States.
steels
used
Present
a
of
;
,
financing
be
around
one
pre-alloyed
including
Witter
Yarnall,
and
spring
is
United
die
duced
1,000
ing. ventinatihg and special-purpose heat transfer
products.
During recent years air conditioning has become an increasingly
important part of Trane's business and in 1956 sales of air
three
line of
Mosley
Inc.
White,
Labouis.se,
&
Co.
Co
BUSINESS—The company is a manufacturer
net
steels
—V.
Inc. 2,000
&
Ohio
2,000
Weeks
&
Weil,
Co.,
Son
Newhard,
5,000
Corp.— 5.000
Co
Friedrichs
&
The
Stroud &
does
die
7,500
Turben
Newbold's
Suplee,
Securities
&
Fen-
& Beane
H.
Equitable
Estabrook
1,000
Pierce,
Reinholdt
Town,send,
Dickson
Co
1,500
1,000
&
Crouter & Bodine
S.
—
1.500
Podesta
&
7,500
___—
2,000
Co.—-.
DeHaven
&
Lynch,
3,000
<fc
1,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc. __—1,500
2,000
Co.—
Sherrerd
Cruttenden,
Corp..—
Mackull & Coe—
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Dodge & Co.„
Courts
Company,
the
facilities,
•
Clark,
R.
will
BUSINESS—Company
shares
1,500
7,500
1,500
Inc
Bradford &
2,000
3,000
Simmons
&
Inc._n
Dulles & Battles,
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
& Co._____ 2,000
Kraus
2,000
Co.
Co.
Inc.
Whipple
Becker
Illinois
Janncy,
1,500
Blunt
J.
,
The
Bleicliroeder,
Burge &
Shares
■
22,500
Inc.
G.
facilities
completed
underwriters
Shares
from
company
production
UNDERWRITERS—The
Smith, Barney & Co
Ball,
have
their respective
names;
A.
below
proceeds
the
vacuum-melting department.
be
value
named
its
of
additional
capi¬
Crosse.
of
rolling mill capacity, Installation of
for
the
funds
of
products,
at
It
also
obtained
dis¬
under
f*
extending to 1970.
2,600,000,
1,000
ships,
or
.
-
,
,
of
-
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Acquisition
Completed—
185,
split each outstanding
split became effective cn
/!
reserved
Plan. '<■
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Offering to Stockholders
to
registration
a.
Dominick & Dominick
and
from
toward
of
accumulations
are
oil
farmouts
exploratory operations
exploratory drilling operations
ing
Radio
Central
SEC
finance
tal expenditures and to increase
working capital. Major construction
projects scheduled for 1957 or early 1958 are a
manufacturing plant In
Clarksville, Tenn., for central air conditioning units for the residential
market, a plant in La Crosse, Wis., headquarters of the
company, for
the manufacture of
brazed
aluminum heat transfer surface; and
a
substantial addition to Trane's research
and testing laboratory in La
recently
Oil
corporation filed
The bal¬
to
■'
-
are
Option
share
filed
scock
offer
Country
PROCEEDS—Net
Eacon,
postponement of its
wholly-
common stock
(par $2) was made on June 6
underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney &
$46.62 V2 per share. This offering was oversub¬
an
Co.
•
Corp., San Antonio, Tex.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.,'
This
payment
a
scribed and the books closed.
See
<
financing
the^c'studies, the
Texam
7
said
1957
the
by
also
company
to
Preserving
shares
corporation has completed
Trane
held
Co.—Financing Delayed—
-
company
issued
general corporate funds
Commission
,
change in its
to
&
basis.,
nation-wide
Weeks.
Arnhold and S.
mortgage
■
The
proceeds
original
an
Corp.,
guaranteed by Thriitlmart.
are
6,000,000
common
shares
a
.
mon
for July.
net
to
his father
$14,389,000,
com-
.
stock
common
director
will
.
The company on June 6
announced
share and $18,000,000 first
.
of
&
as
Merrill
"V Tampa Electric
the
O.
Locke,
President, said the funds would enable
acquire $9,000,000 of contracts.—V, 185, p, 86.
stockholders
V. 185, p. 2377.
see
Thriftimart.
of
Pratt-Low
company
that
10
investors
13
12.
Co.—Offering 97.3%
recon¬
*
by
is
underwriters,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Bacon, Whipple & Co., and Dean Witter & Co., at
prices
Tanging from $26.62 V2 to $27.12 % per share. For
details,
headed
*
the
May 28 voted to increase the authorized
to
Exchange
shares
each
This
at $23.50 per
share,
165,854 shares were subscribed for, and the
remaining
4,617 shares were taken up and sold by the
-
lateral and
of
2378.
p.
Stock
.
,
scribed—Of the 170,471 shares of
offered
on
the
21,
and
Town
.
-7-
the
River
1957.
May
written
proposed
a
June
V.
■■
to
Television
two-for-one
a
Hornblower
by
common stockholders of 250,080 additional shares of
stock on the basis of two hew
shares for each five shares
of May 31,
1957, will become effective on or about
6s
J
4,
484,276
on
to
hion
-
cost
shares of
offering to
'
f
loans
2,500,000
on
contemplated
825.
p.
Summers Gyroscope
It
from
June
Cooperative's proposed plywood plant
Harry L. Osborne of Estacada is listed
$1,025,000.
pumping,
185,
of
Ohio
656.
p.
Securities
per membership.
The Cooperative will pay
sales commission to Star
Sales, Inc., of which James H. O'Leary
is the manager.
Star Sales, Inc., also has been retained as
broker
for the Cooperative's
products, on which it will receive a 5%" sales
commission.
Star Sales, Inc., is listed as one
of the promoters of the
■I
Cooperative, which was formed in March, 1955.
Those
who
become
members
of
the
Cooperative will be its em¬
ployees.
Memberships will be sold at $6,500 each, of which at least
7)3,500 must be paid at the time the application for
membership is
executed.
The total cost of
at
portion
the
on
total
$96,000,000.—V.
$2,300,000
some
bank
The shareholders
share
.<>"
Cooperative,
apply
Consolidated
stock
185,
$6,500
at
to
185,
On
filed
such
The
necessary.
at
the proceeds will be added
See
shares
the
10%
estimated
be
point
a
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Stock
Split Effective—
Plywood
offered
a
will
products the
and
construct
company's expansion program and increase
working capital.
—V.
-
'May
as
is estimated
to
stock
common
the
Cooperative, Estacada, Ore.—Registers
*With Securities and
Exchange Commission-rr- /.
-'.V
/This
petroleum
and
,
Feb/%"*
Mr.
outstanding $3,000,000 bank indebt¬
used, for
*V
•
-
be
i
Star
«,»
of
Beaumont
Va.,
to
reconvert
Time, Inc.—Acquisition—
the 265,000
am
carrier
between
W.
subsidiary, which loans
of
ance
May
on
to
•
$1500,000"/*
Wheeloch Whitney, Jr., who is associated with the
investment firm ot
M.
Dain
&
Co.,
Inc., Minneapolis,
Minn., has been elected a
J.
increase
debentures due
short-term
order
an
thereon.
line
facilities
proposes
31, has applied to the
authorizing its sale, at competitive bidding, of 265,000
shares of common stock of
Duquesne Light Co.; and the Commission
has given interested
persons until June 17,
'
common
by
be
.
Shares, Inc.—Proposed Duquesne Stk, Sale—
corporation,
to
incurred in connection with the retirement
of the balance of
issue of
$1,660,700 of 5%
series
subordinated debentures
Smart & Final Co. and assumed
subject
that
many
of
Cascode
the
facilities
* 1
$5,000,000
in
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—New Director—
(
Penn-Jersey Transmis¬
of
corporation, formerly Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.,
registration statement with the SEC
of
■*/ Standard
Eastern
on May 31 filed
covering $5,000,000 of convertible
1977, to be offered for public sale
through
an
underwriting group heaaed by Reynolds & Co.,
Inc., and Lester,
Ryons & Co. The Interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale ol the
debentures are to be applied to the
extent
of
approximately $1,030,000 to retire short-term bank loans
rules
decision
a
infringement of this patent which
litigation against General Electric.
instituted.—V.
This
Texas
This
a
-
basic
the
Burke
SEC for
a
subordinated
Corporation
first
by
the
on
due
FINANCING
,
,
Thriftimart, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
General
application for the patent, pursuant to the
Olfice, ■ remained
pending there from 1951 to
because
America
circuit.
terminal
Cascode
the
Patent
was
as
Moundsville,
version program
enforce
rights against various companies
infringing Standard's
patent
prior
to
the
institution
of
this
litigation against
of
and
These
proposes
Big Inch
near
time.
same
been
its
Electric
Eastern
Burke
development
tuners
Little
infringe¬
stated, was the result of an extended and costly
during 1950 and 1951. It was adopted for Standard Coil
Mr.
provided by prior financings.
system
service
York
against tne General Electric Co. The
litigation charges General L'iectric
with
infringement of the Standard Coil patent on Cascode
tuners,
issued by the U. S. Patent Office in
December, 1956.
,
Tne invention with which General Electric is charged with
ment,
1, 1957,
instalments' to
$15,000.authorized but unissued' shares of
With
capacity by 250 million cubic feet of gas
per day.
Those
facilities, consisting principally of a 30-inch
pipeline from Beaumont,
Texas, to the Rio Grande River near
McAllen, Texas, are scheduled to
be in operation
by the end of August, 1957. The cost thereof is
esti^
mated at $147,000,000.
Texas Eastern also
to
pursuant
District
Feb.
for-issuance under the company's Restricted
—V., 185, p. 2496.-'
■-'•
;'<•'
cost of these pro¬
which some $180,000,000
programs include current
subsidiary, for the construction
V
Standard Coil Products Co.* Inc.—Files Suit—
authorization
been
proposals of Texas
sion Corp., its
construction.
new
dated
note,
PRESENT
/
:
1967
\
According to the prospectus, the
is currently estimated at
$235,000,000, of
grams
.'"X
programs.
,
.
••'•'•/Net proceeds from the sale of the
debentures and preferred stock will
be used in connection
with the company's
gas
expansion and recon¬
the Arkansas P. S. Commission
is sought.
-&V. 185,
/
■
—800.000
.800,000: f
Conunon stock,
(pat;; value $2)
.4,800,000 shs.
2.129,846 shs:
•c
*The $250,000 instalment- <lue
Nov. 1,
1957 has beenL prepaid. - Thd
proceeds of this note were used to the extent
of $2,001,000 to refund
previously outstanding long-term debt; of the company.
'
This corporation filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
May
29, 1957, covering $15,000,000 of
debentures due June 1, 1977, and
200,000 shares of $100 par
preferred stock (subordinate convertible
series). The interest and dividend
rates on the new
securities, as well
as the
public offering prices and
underwriting terms, are to be supplied
by amendment.
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., is listed as the
principal
underwriter.
1
/
-/
'
trie
10.
p.
1, 1955, due In
instalments-to"Nov. lr*
equal ^annual
,
.
..
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
indicated,
.....
AuthorizedOutstandingx'
,
•
.
v >
......
dated Nov.
annual
197.5.
-•
iloor
proceeds,
additional
Which—"Would
sources,
financing field.—V.
and
mortgages,
covering house -trailers." The receipt of
equal
.
..
conditional
•
y
GIVING EFFECT TO
.
.
.
...
/'.CAPITALIZATION
.
^
„
♦
■'•"
-
1957
$103,850, compared with $74,797 in the
corresponding
period of 1956, Herbert B.
Seeley, President, announced on June 3.
\ The tympany-017June»7? filed'*#'-^registration statement with the '•*
Net income
before - depletion and depreciation was
SEC covering $2,000,000
$59,386 for the
ofr^^^^iri^ing fund subordinated debentures,
recent quarter,
.against $35,232 in the initial three months
(lue June 15, 1972;'iThe company proposes to offer $1,500,000 of these
a year
ago,
Mr. Seeley said.
After estimated
depletion and depreciation net income
debentures; to Its stockholders' at fin offering price equal to 95% Of.
was $40,077,. and
compared with net income of $23,872 for the first
principal amount. v, The:,
remainipg^£500.000 of debentures, plus. any..
quarter of 1956. 7
7 /•
/ :7' 7, .
unsubscribed portion of .,rhe.
.„•.
•;• 7. <
■".
.1
$1,500,000, will be offered to the; pubiic
Mr..-Seeley pointed out that gross
generally at 100',^ of principal amount. Smith, Cianton &
operating: income in the first
Co., Powell
quarter this year ;was derived from
6 Co.;
$83,169 in oil sales; $7,662 in gas
and JPrankiS.'y
Smith,^. Go.,. Itic., , are listed as the. principal,
sales and $13,019 in
royalty oil and gas sales, bonus and rentals.
In
underwriters;,..Underwtitirg,.commissions will range from 3'e to 8%. 7 the initial.quarter of
1956, oil sales totaled $45,046; gas
"r Southeastern is engaged primarily, h) the business of
sales, -$8,074;'
financing retail
royalty oil and gas sales, bonus and
and wholesale
rentals,. $1,063; profit and loss
sales, of mobilehomes or~liouse trailers.
sale
of
assets, $364,
and test
\ Net
well
p.roceeds-ol this financing are to
contributions, $20,251.—V.' 184,
be added to the working
p. .1733.,.
u.
capital of the company and used
7.7 •
principally for "the purchase of
-V
V
was
$1,170,000, equal to 59 cents per share, aud in the 1956
quarter, $1,150,000 or 58 cents per
share, calculated on the basis o%
1,979,846 outstanding common shares.'
'
\
7
v
March -31,
to
'.'S
......
quarter
;•
......
Year
a
>.
roughly
more.
textiles,
Tha
rayon#
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
58
bags.
(
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
share, with a dealer's
Outstanding
Authorized
It
bonds—
Unlimited
$221,200,000
Sink, fund debs. 3'/2%, due 3-1-78— $20,000,000
20,000,000
Pfd. stk. ($100 par) cumu., issuable in
series
1,000,000 shs.
614,471
20,000,000 shs.
—
below.
named
first
Shares
Laurence
19,000
19,000
Baxter & Co.
19,000
Julien Collins & Co
Ferris & Co.
First of Michigan Corp
26,000
American Securities Corp.. 26,000
Bear, Stearns <k Co
26,000
Equitable Securities Corp.. 26,000
Goodbody & Co.
26,000
Haligarten & Co.
26,000
Carl
Rhoades
Loeb,
M.
Co.
Shields
Bache
Dick
26,000
&
26,000
Co
Co
<fe
Merle-Smith
&
Francis
I.
Pont
du
<fc
Hentz
F.
A.
M.
Co..
&
19,000
Co
Hutton
E.
&
19,000
Co..
Salomon
Bros
&
Blair
14,000
Co.
(Inc.)
Central Republic Co.
Granbery,
McDonald
& Co.—
Ohio Co.
...
...
11,000
William
Staats
R.
Co...
&
11,000
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
8,00(1
path
Weeks
Baker,
Barth
J.
Dain
M.
8,000
Co
&
Co
&
Company,
&
—
8,000
Davis & Co.
8,000
Inc.
Shelby Cullom
—V.
8,000
_____
185,
p.
This
^.V/;
1335.
p.
sell
and
issue
to
$200,000
before it had acquired any properties. Mr.;
of his stock to a group of 12 individuals
various times he sold an aggregate
of 174,420 to 20 individuals at 50c per share,
which persons acquired
the stock for investment and not for
public distribution.
Although
organized in 1952, the company did not acquire its' Pennsylvania prop¬
erties until 1955, when It completed negotiations for their purchase
from Penn-York Oil Co., Inc.. and for which it issued negotiations fortheir purchase from Penn-York Oil Co., Inc., and for whish it issued
400,000 shares of stock to Penn-York.
In April. 1957, it acquired an
undivided
working interset
in properties located in Kentucky from
Tri-Mark Oil Co,
The company has agreed to pay to Tri-M?rk 10,000
shares of Woodland common stock and $12,500.—V. 185, p. 2506. .
;
""I"
Light Co., has received
to
cently spent approximately $180,009 to repair the damage to
and equipment caused by a snowslide and it is expected
claims filed with insurance companies in connection with this
will be settled for about $150,000 by October, 1957.—V. 177,
5,000
5.000
erty
1
of
said
sale
the
for
not
have
Zapata and its subsidiary, Zavala Oil Co., are engaged primarily in
business of developing and operating oil and gas pro.er.ies and
exploring for oil and gas. It also owns 80 % oi the outstanding stock
of Zapata Drilling Co. which is engaged primarily in the business of
contract drilling, for others and
for its own account; approximately
40'/p of the stock of Zapata Off-Shore Co. which is engaged primarily
in the contract drilling business in the offshore area of the Gulf of
and
outstanding
185, p. 2263.
surplus.
has
as
$1,250,000
the
and
of producing properties;
capital.—V. 185, p. 190.
working
^
1956.
31,
Dec.
of
proceeds
development
of preferred stock.
of
building occupied
follows:
2,534,937 shares of common stock
There was $51,115,000 of bonds
outstanding
stock by Moby Building Corp., which owns the
by Zapata Petroleum in Midland.
sale of the debentures are to b» applied as
to. the retirement of bank loans; $800,030 for the
of the
and all
Mexico;
office
Net
company
162,000 shares
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation on
covering
the
been
,
and
The
amendment.
completed but probably about
$5,000,000
will
be raised
through sale of common stock and the
remainder will be bonds, Leo T, Crowley, Chairman, said.
The
shareholders
on
May 28 approved
proposals to increase the
authorized $10 par common stock to 4,000,000 shares from 3,000,000
shares and voted to Increase the authorized $100 par preferred stock
to
300,000 shares from 200.000.
They also approved an increase in
limitation on unsecured indebtedness to 20%
from 10% of outstanding
Plans
shares
200.000
share and thereafter at.
June 3 filed a registration statement with the
$3,000,000 of convertible debentures due 1972.
These
securities
are
to be
offered for public sale at $100%
of principal
amount through
en
underwriting group htaded ty G. H. Walker &
Co.
The interest rate and
underwriting terms aie to be supplied by
*
SEC
28.-
May
but
organized
sold
per.
Zapata Petroleum
accident
p. 1623.
to raise about $12,000,000 this fall through
and c< rnmcn stock, H. P. Taylor, President,
corporation plans
additional bonds
on
its prop¬
that the
Corp.-—-Plans Financing—•
Wisconsin Public Service
The
sale
20c
at
unsecured promissory note in
an
to be offered
was
Ursillo
Utah Power, it was announced on May 31.
The note financing by Western is for the purpose of providing it with
cash to make the June payment of its income taxes and interest on its
debt.
According to the company's application, Western Colorado re¬
of
1957,
are
pany
Co.—To Issue Notes—r
subsidiary of Utah Power &
a
company,
capital
Rubber Co. above—V.
request
174,
amount
the
Corp.—Merger Approved—
American Hard
the
to
authorization
SEC
The
See
Co.—-Distribution to Parent--?";
inactive subsidiary of The West Penn Electric Co.,
May 31, has applied to the SEC for an order
on
Western Colorado Power
2496.
Wardell
(N. Y.)—Registers With
Commission—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 700,000 shares of its 10c par common stock,:
for public sale at $1.50 per share,. Of this stock,
600,000 shares are to be offered for the account of the issuing com¬
pany and
100,000 for the account of a celling stockholder, Ralph J.
Ursillo, General Manager of the company (who now owns 275,680 shares
beneficially or of record). The underwriter, whose name is to be sup¬
plied by amendment, will offer the stock on a best efforts basis and
receive a selling commission of 30c per share.
Net proceeds of the companv's saie oi the 600,000 shares are to be,
used to drill and complete oil wells on the company's Pennsylvania and
Kentucky properties and for two "Deep Tests'* on its Pennsylvania
property, as well as for working capital,
:
.
:
Mr.
Ursillo is said to be the prime movant and promoter of the
company.
He received an aggregate of 650,000 common shares in pay¬
ment for his services rendered in connection with the organization of
the company, for negotiating- and consummating, the acquisition of Jts
properties, and for acting as General Manager since its inception! He
has received no salary for such services.
The company is presently,
indebted to him in the amount of $17,695.53.; Shortly after the com¬
the
and
wise.—V.
—_
11,000
Inc.
Co.,
v%7 *'
28,
which
distribution of $1,100,000 of unneeded cash to the
Commission has given interested persons until June
a
hearing thereon.
Of the funds in question,
$766,317 is on deposit with, the trustee under an indenture securing
$3,987,000 of bonds of Railways' predecessor, West Penn Traction Co..
on which West Penn Electric assumed the principal and interest.
It is
further proposed to request (he indenture trustee to use the $766,317
to purchase the Traction Company bonds in the open market or at
private sale, at current prices, through requests tor tenders lor other¬
5,000
5,000
Williston & Co
'' 5,000
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
3,000
Baumgartner,
Downing &
Co.
—
3,000
Boenning & Co.—
3,000
Brooke & Co.
______
3,000
A. G. Edwards & Sons....
3,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
3,000
Evans & Co. Inc
—
3,000
First Securities Corp—_—3,000
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
3,000
Carl <McGlone & Co., Inc..
3,000
Robinson and Lukens
3,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
3,000
Haiold E. Wood & Co.—
3,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
to be raised will be used to
for construction expenditures .. -
corporation
This
May
for
an
announced
1957,
20,
8,000
8,000
8,000
8,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
—
offered
company,
was
parent;
8,000
8,000
Wells |& Co..
be
authorizing
R.
J.
11,000
Gardner
&
14,000
This
It
8,000
8,000
Brewer & Becker—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
11,000
CoJ
&
Reinlioldt
J.
Monday, June 10, 1957
$12,000,000
and provide
Securities and Exchange
June
on
company
to
West Penn Railway*
.
8,000
8,000
8,000
8,000
.
Inc.
11,000
Co..,
&
Putnam
8,000
Rouse,
11,000
Burge & Kraus„
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
B.
Mullaney,
14,000
Ball,
Courts
14,000
& Co.. 14,000
Maracne
J.
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Ingalls & Snyder..
Janney,
Dulles & Battles,
Co., Inc.— 19,000
<fe Hutzler
19,000
Kidder &
William
The
26.003
Co.
&
Wertheim
H.
& Co...—
Rothschild
-•
26,000
26,000
26,000
W.
F.
.
&
.——^——
Pressprich & Co..
Reynolds & Co., Inc..
L.
J.
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
8,000
8,000
Hilliard & Son—_
The Illinois Company Inc.
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
—
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—_
Loewl &
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mead, Miller & Co.
The Milwaukee Co
New York Hanseatic Corp.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Chas. W. Scranton & Co—
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Marks & Co._ 50,000
M.
8.000
& Sons
Gregory
96,000
& Beane
ner
Farwell, Chapman & Co—
the
2497.
p.
covering $20,000,000 of first
1987,
„
Shares
Pierce, Fen-
Merrill Lynch,
concession of 70 cents per share.
185, p. 1563.
3 filed a registration statement with the
mortgage bonds, series Q, due July 1,
public sale at competitive bidding.. The com¬
pany is presently engaged in a construction program which
involves
expenditures estimated at $61,000,000 for 1957 and 1958.
To carry
out this construction, the company expects to use its cash resources,
the net proceeds of
this bond iinancing, and the proceeds of about
$12,400,000
from
the sale
of additional common stock lp March
and April,
1957,
On the basis of present estimates, no additional
financing
will be necessary during 1957 and 1958.—V. 185, p. 1563.
.
This
SEC
(successful bidders in competitive
bidding) are, subject to usual conditions, under a firm cotnmitment to
buy all the shares above offered.
The managing underwriter is the
R.
.
Operating revenues in 1957 'are continuing to shew a satisfactory in-,
crease over
1956, Mr. Taylor reported.
Revenues in the first quarter
were 9%
ahead of the like 1956 period, as previously reported.—V. 183,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
West Penn Power
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers
»
.
Woodland Oil & Gas Co., Inc.
shs.
14,200,000 shs.
—
—
—
($8 par)
Common stock
completed.—V.
was
mortgage
refunding
and
First
said
off bank loans
pay
dary offering of 6,000 shares of common'stock (par$l)'
was made on June 6 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $3o.50 per
......
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
Warner, & Swasey
.,
Taylor
Mr..
,
wood, prodtrunks add
nylon, food products, chemicals, paper, plup,
products, machinery,, stone and clay products,
cellophane,
metal
nets,
A.
.
(2718)
balance
the
additional
&3
.
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Louise C. Roth-
Clerk
engatter,
of
of Board
Su¬
the
for
17
ARIZONA
r.„
Gila County
purchase
$50,000
Dated
July 1 from
of
school improvement bonds.
July 1, 1957. Due on
1958
1967
to
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
and
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (MST) on June 24
for the purchase of $100,000 hos¬
County Treasurer's office.
pital improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958 to
1962 inclusive. Principal
nix.
interest
and
approved
Divelbess
&
by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Robinette, of Phoe¬
nix.
Maricopa County School District
No, 28
Bond
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
—
Rhea
&
Sale—The
Bond
receive
a.m.
(MST)
sealed
on
bids
until
July .11
awarded
to
a
group
July 1 from 1960 to
Principal
and
Co.
(P.
State
were
office.
and
that
announces
the
sealed
ence,
17
bids
at
until 11
its
a.m.
office
in
(MST)
on
Flor¬
June
the
for
purchase of $127,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1959
to
1964
and interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust,
Divelbess
&
Rosenfeld,
dent
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
Clerk,
announces
that
the
Board of Supervisors will receive
sealed
ence,
bids
at
until 11
its office in
a.m.
(MST)
on
Flor¬
June
callable
are
Association,
Stone
&
at
&
of
as
July
1,
payable
urer's
the
at
office,
or
District Treas¬
the Bank of
cost of about
Savings
Sutcliffe,- of
San
Work
4.16%, as follows:
1964 inclusive.
1958 to
30,000 3%s. Due
on
June 1, 1965
June
5—v.
185,
p.
2498—
sold to the Federal Housing
Finance
Home
Agency,
price of
a
as
Bond
W. C. Ware,
receive sealed
p.m. (CST) on June
24 for the purchase of $1,295,000
general
obligation
library
im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 31,
City
bids
Offering
Clerk,
until
1957.
—
will
8
Due
on
Feb.
1
Sale
Bond
from
to 1984 inclusive. Callable
on
1960
v.
a
group
National
Sale—The $2,917,000
185,
nance
of
2498—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
p.
Agency,
par.
&
San
as
2%s, at
a
Sav¬
Fran¬
cisco; Blyth & Co., Inc.; J. Barth
& Co.; Wm. R. Staats & Co.; Stone
&
Youngberg; Hill, Richards &
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Fred
D. Blake & Co.; C. N. White &
Co.; and I. L. Brooks & Co., at
a price of
100.0008, a net interest
cost of about 4.13%, as follows:
1967 to
1958
to
on
July
to
1979 to
price
1957.
Parkway District (P. O.
Cedar Street, Calwa),
South
California
Bond
Bond Offering—Mable E. Coyne,
Secretary
will
of
receive
of
Broad
sealed
ter
&
bids
until
$55,000
June
4—v.
Youngberg,
net interest cost of
July 15 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
Principal
and
interest
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
$56,000 5s. Due on April 15 from
Jefferson Elementary
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
2607—were
June
$10,000 school
4—v. 185, p.
to ** Schwa-
awarded
4%s, at a price
basis of about 4.72%.
bacher &
Co.,
of
a
100.54,
v
School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Mateo
San
Bond Offering—John
bids
on
for
18
June
his office
at
until
City
Brun-
receive
in Red¬
10 a.m. (PDST)
the purchase of
building
$290,000
A.
will
Clerk,
County
ing,
Dated
bonds.
1957. Due on June 1 from
to 1978 inclusive. Principal
June 1,
and interest
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Lawndale
School District, Los,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $18,000 build¬
Bend
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 185,
2499—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
p.
Angeles, as 43/4s, at a price
100.10, a basis of about 4.73%.
Los
cliffe, of San Francisco.
bonds
1965 inclusive,
70,000 4j/4S. Due on April 15 from
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
;
Bond
school
about 4.28%,
follows:
8
(PDST) on June 10 for the
purchase of $275,000 improvement
bonds. Dated July 15, 1957. Due
County, Calif.
Sale—The
&
p.m.
Union School District,
offered
Co.
Trustees,
1 from
185, p.
2607—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
bonds
a
1982 inclusive.
Contra Costa
Lawson,
Stone
1958
Green School District,
Danville
William R. Staats &
Levy & Williams,
and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.03,
& Beane,
Co.,
wood
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
July 1 from
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
sealed
County, Calwa Park Recrea¬
clusive.
1978 inclusive.
on
1,
1 from
1963 inclusive.
180,000 4y4s. Due
June
and
group
70,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
Francisco.
tion
a
tion, San Francisco, Dean Witter
1962 to
Principal
and interest <J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
2590
to
composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
14,000 4V2s. Due April 15, 1966.
1982 inclusive.
1977 to
Fresno
awarded
2607—were
p.
Due on June 1 from
90,000 4y4s. Due on June 1 from
on
$245,000 5s. Due
dor¬
mitory,
student
apartment
and
dining hall bonds offered June 1
Federal
Trust
of
675,000 4s. Due on July
Rock.
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Fayatteville), Ark.
—v.
$1,100,000
composed of the Bank of
Association,
1964
Bond
The
—
bonds offered June 3—
185, p. 2607—were awarded to
proved by Townsend & Townsend,
Little
District,
Feb.
1, 1960. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
of
School
County, Calif.
building
America
par.
Unified
Riverside
r
school
185,
4—v.
June
offered
1976 inclusive.
150,000 4s.
Dated
Corona
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $210,030
bonds
as
1966.
and
Association, San Francisco. Legal¬
&
E.
Due on June 1 from
$105,000 5s.
at
America National Trust &
Francisco;
San
of
Youngberg; H.
Co.; and C. N. White & Co.,
a price of 100.10, a net interest
Principal and interest (J-J)
1970.
ings
Pinal County School District No. 2
fall,
after
Ark.
Little Rock, Ark.
Robinette, of Phoe¬
(P. O. Oracle), Ariz.
inclu¬
1987
1959 to
from
1
composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
group
sive. Bonds due in 1979 and there¬
$375,000 Stu¬
Building bonds of¬
Union
2%s, at
nix.
4
July
Sale—The
I
Clerk,
(CDST) on June 26 for the
8 p.m.
Teachers College
Arhadelphia),
O.
Bond
payable at the County Treasurer's
fall,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
27—
185, p. 2498—were awarded to
Francisco.
fered
Board of Supervisors will receive
building bonds offered May
a
Irvingtoh $ chpol District, Adapted a
Sale—The $375,000 school
Bond
v.
Bond-Offering—Clori M. Spears,
Herrington
ARKANSAS
Henderson
1970 in¬
interest
County, Casa Grande Union
High School District, Ariz.
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
6230
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
10
Pinal
Citrus
Sylvan Road,
Heights), Calif.
O.
com¬
posed of J. A. Hogle & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., WachobBender Corp., and Kenneth Ellis
&
the
for
clusive.
'
sani¬
$400,000
sewer
were
Heights Irrigation District
purchase of $750,000 water system
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
Averill,
purchase of $55,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
on
Phoe¬
of
improvement bonds
offered May 29—v. 185, p. 2265—
tary
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
Robinette,
Winslow, Ariz.
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
(P.
Franklin-McKinley School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
' ^
CALIFORNIA
,
Citrus
electric
fered
Angeles, Calif.
—
The $15,000,000
Sale
bonds of¬
p. 2607—
syndicate
by the First Boston Corp.,
plant
June
were
headed
The
of
revenue
5—v.
awarded
and Drexel &
as
of
a
a
Co.
winning
100.038,
185,
to
bid
was
net interest
a
price
cost of
Volume
about
bear
185
Number
.3.88%,•* for
interest
•1,500,000
3%s.
from
1964
2,000,000
1967
3,000,000
Due
3.80s.
from
1971
4,000,000
Due
to
from
1977
1985
to
/Other
members
&
Co.;
Hutzler;
of
1
*
Stearns
1
$3,000,000 gen¬
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed
of American Trust Co., of
Francisco; Hooker & Fay; R.
H.
Moulton
&
Co.;
Northern
Trust Co., Chicago; Security-First
San
1
National
Bank,
of
Los
Co.;
Securities
Corporation;
$720,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Beane; Wertheim & Co.; Carl M.
120,000
3V4S.
Due on
July 1,
Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co.;
Wood, I
1964.
Struthers & Co.; A. G. Becker &
1,080,000 3V2s.
Due on July 1
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corpora¬
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
tion; R. S. Dickson & Company,
1,080,000 33/4Si
Due on July 1
Inc.; Hay den, Stone & Co.; Rey¬
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
nolds & Co.; W. H. Morton &
Co.,
Union Joint School District,
Inc.; Eacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.;
Riverside County, Calif.
Spencefr Trask & Co.; Gregory &
Sons; Braun, Bosworth- & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $187,000 build¬
Inc.; William Blair & Company; ing bonds offered June 3—v. 185,
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; C. F.
p. 2498—were awarded to a group
Childs and Company, Inc.; E. F.
composed of the Bank of America
Hutton & Company; Blunt Ellis National Trust &
Savings Associa¬
& Simmons; The Milwaukee Com¬
tion, of San Francisco, Dean Wit¬
pany;
ter
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co.; The
Ohio Company; New York Han-
and C.
&
of
Co.,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Co., at a price
N. White &
100.11,
interest
net
a
of
cost
seatic
Corporation; Frantz Hut¬ about 4.49%, as follows:
& Co.; Barcus, Kindred
$65,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
Company; Butcher & Sher1958 to 1968 inclusive.
*
rerd; Byrd Brothers; McCormick ?
60,000 4y4s. Due on July 1 from
& Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Wag1969 to 1974 inclusive,
enseller
&
Durst,
Inc.;. Irving i
62,000 4y2s. Due on July 1 from
Lundborg & Co.; Boettcher and
1975 to 1981 inclusive.
Company; Thomas & Company;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; Seasongood Vallejo Sanitation and Flood Con¬
trol District (P. O. Vallejo), Calif.
& Mayer; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ryan, Sut¬
Bond Sale—The $2,170,000 sewherland & Co.; McDonald-Moore
jage disposal plant bonds offered
& Co.; A. Webster Dougherty & i June 5
v.
185, p. 2266 — were
Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Mul- awarded to a syndicate headed by
laney, Wells & Company; Breed the Bank of America National
& Harrison, Inc.; Ellis & Co.
Trust & Savings Association, of
chinson
and
.
—
San
Francisco,
100.0004, a net
Lowell Joint School District, Los
at
a
price
interest cost
of
of
Angeles County, Calif.
about 4.73%, as follows:'
Sale—The $240,000 build-*
$940,000 5s. Due on June 15 from
■-
Bond
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 185,
1958
2379 — were awarded to the
Security-First' National Bank of
Los Angeles, as 4y4S, at a price of
100.04, a basis of about 4.24%.
p.
to
1977
4%s.'
400,000
from
inclusive.
Due *ioii
1978 to
bonds
offered
June
4
830,000
4.70s.
composed
of
of
Bank
a
Other
Due
T.
&
S.
June
on
of
America
net interest cost of about
&
Co.; John Nuveen &
Stone
&
Youngberg; Shu¬
man, Agnew & Co.; Lawson, Levy
& Williams, H. E. Work & Co.;
Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N.
4.16%,
/,
follows:
as
Staats
White &
Co.
Due
1963 to
264,000
1964
4s.
1965 to
„•
Due
Panama
1977 to
on
July 1 from
Mojave Unified School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Vera K.
County
son,
Clerk,
will
Gib¬
Sale
dormitory
May 30 —
sold
to
Home
Kern
Bond
until 11 a.m.. (CDST)
on
July 2 for the purchase of $324,000 building
bonds. Dated June
25, 1957. Due on June 25 from
to
1972
interest
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
.
the
Bond
City
until
will
3:30
receive
Kidd,
sealed
(PDST) on
June 10 for the purchase of $450,000 "
University
Parking, bonds.
1957.
Due
on
and
thereafter
terest
2,
1967.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
District
Dated June 1,
July 2 from 1958 to
1987 inclusive;
July
p.m.
Avenue
Bonds due in
are
were
Federal
Housing and
Agency, as 2%s,
headed
Ira
callable
as
of
Legality
ap¬
purchased
sale
by
by
v
p380,000 4y2s.
1962 to
Due
1966
375,000 4%s.
1967 to
Due
1972
1,
1957.
1
from
■
City
sealed
bids
June
on
—
until
18
Whitney,, Town
receive
sealed
Day,
(DST)
Treasurer,
bids
Berry
St.,
William
—
at
&
the
Due
-
in
office
until
2
750
p.m.
June 18 for the purchase
$365,000 school bonds.
Dated
of
on
June 1, 1957.
1958 to
1976
Due
on
inclusive.
inclusive,
from
Fla.
County Special Tax Sch. Dist.
1 (P. O. Fort Myers), Fla.
school
Sale
building
—
The $1,500,000
bonds
offered
from
1
1976 inclusive.
Dec.
The
bonds.
1958
Callable
to
of
as
1, 1966.
bonds
the
received
until
(EST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $600,000 school bonds. Dated July 1,
1957.
Due on July
1 from 1958
to
1972 inclusive. Principal and
nterest (J-J) payable at the Cit¬
izens and Southern National Bank,
Further
noon
mutually satisfactory to
the
and
city. Le¬
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Whiteside
and Lee
Counties Com¬
munity Consolidated School Dist.
No. 143 (P. O. Sterling), III.
Bond Sale—The $39,000 school
building bonds offered June 5—
v.
185,
p.
Allan
2608—were awarded to
Blair
&
price
a
Co.,
Inc., as 4V4S,
100.21, a basis of
of
INDIANA
Tillman
-
Fall
Creek
Township (P.O.
Middletown), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
aid bonds offered May 29—v. 185,
p. 2266—were awarded to the City
Securities Corp., of Indianapolis,
as 3%s at a price of 100.03, a basis
3.61%.
awarded
John
lins
&
to
a
Co.,
Co.,
&
interest
of
composed
Co.,
Julien
Cruttenden,
Col¬
Podesta
and the Gary National
a price of 100.01, a net
about
of
cost
3.89%,
as
Whitaker,
Co.,
432,000 3%s.
1959
Harrison
to
Due
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1966
Due
1978
to
on
on
Bond Offering—Clerk
of Board
Commissioners
announces
that
will be received until uJne
the
purchase
of
$400,000
Rose
bids
•
Township Civil Township
mer,
ceive
(CDST)
June
until
7
June 20 for the
1,
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
school aid bonds.
1957.
Due
semi¬
annually from July 1, 1958 to Jan.
bonds offered
a
on
bids
court
Township Hospital
(P. O. 4831 Bond Ave.,
East St. Louis), III.
to
sealed
Bey-
will
Trustee,
chase of $71,000
ILLINOIS
awarded
Township
Dated
CentrevUlle
group
$975,000 hos¬
June 3 were
composed
inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Bank
of Montpelier.> Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
1963
Jeffersonville
Township School
Township (P. O. Jeff ersonville),
Indiana
of
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Reinholdt
& Gardner, McDougal & Condon,
2266—were awarded to
p.
City
Securities
of
Indianapolis,
of
100.03,
Corporation,
3%s, at a price
as
basis of about 3.61%.
a
Montpelier-Harrison Township Sch.
Corporation (P. O. Montpelier),
Indiana
Bond Offering—Walter O. Rog¬
■t
Secretary of the School Board,
ers,
will
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
sealed
bids
until
7
June 20 for the
on
purchase of $69,000 school build¬
ing
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1957.
Due
Bond
building
the
at
Legality
Bank
of
Montpelier.
Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
approved
by
Rushville, Ind.
Bond Offering—John Geraghty,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
June 12 for the purchase of $2,105,000 electric utility refunding
improvement bonds. Dated
J^uly 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1993, inclusive. Bonds due
in
1968
able
thereafter
and
of
July
are
call¬
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at
the
Rush
County
National
Bank, Rushville, or at the Ameri¬
can
Fletcher National Bank, In¬
as
1,
1967.
dianapolis. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Shelbyville School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered June 4—v.
185,
2499—were awarded to the
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, as 3s, at a price of 100.12,
p.
basis of about 2.97%.
IOWA
La
Bond
Porte
City, la.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
swimming pool bonds was sold to
Quail & Co., Inc., of Davenport,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.02, a
Strawberry Point Consolidated
School District, la.
Bond
Offering—Beverly B. Ran¬
kin, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and oral
bids
25
until
for
2
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
building
bonds.
Due
on
June
$265,000
May 1,
on
Dated
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
1 from
1958 to
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
KANSAS
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Charles L.
1,
pital
the
Johnson
12 for
house bonds.
Sale —The
185,
v.
Jan. 1 from
(P. O. Montpelier), Ind.
County (P. O. Moscow), Ida.
Blanchard
Bond Sale—The $29,000 school
building bonds offered May 29—
1957.
follows:
1967
County
(P. O. Middletown), Ind.
basis of about 3.69%.
group
Nuveen
&
Bank, at
Whitaker
IDAHO
of
Middletown-Fall Creek Township \
School Corporation
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $720,000 sani¬
tary bonds offered June 3 were
Athens, Ga.
Latah
1, 1968 in¬
Legality ap-"
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis. *
Civil
$288,000 43/2s.
may
Jan.
to
Interest J-J.
Harris
be
details
1958
and
dated
are
purchaser
of about
GEORGIA
District
No.
sewer
Dec.
from
the
obtained
Due semi-annually from
1,
clusive.
of Dec. 1,
as
about 4.23%.
re¬
be
1957.
in¬
sanitary
on
at
and
June
$60,000
on
on
1974
to
revenue
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
Building, Orlando,
Bond
Bond
Due
p.m.
National Bank
FLORIDA
-
Due
1958
Callable
pur¬
concerning
details
may
Legality
attorneys.
Lee
1,500,000
re¬
Dec. 1 from
approved by the above-mentioned
bonds.
from
the
serially
1,
July
1965.
.
1967.
(CDST)
purchase of
noon
the
school building bonds. Dated June
a
1984
to
Further
will
Howard,
Hartford,
S.
1
7:30
for
$225,000 utilities
deemable
the
bridge
clusive.
James R.
Manager, will
until
for
olis.
stitution
certificates.
be
1958
Kerner
Stewart,
offering
from
April 1,
1957. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a Chicago banking in¬
Certificate Offering
1958
15
follows:
as
Dec.
Company,
,
19
inclusive.
$280,000
Incorporated; M.
Company; E. Ray Al¬
len & Company, Inc.; Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Juran
& Moody, Inc.; Southern Securi¬
ties Corp.; Stubbs, Smith & Lom¬
bardo, Inc.j Warreri W. York &
CO., InC.
'
'
chase of
Dec.
on
1,
&
&
Vick
bids
able
bonds,
Inc.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
Allison-Williams Company; Beil
& Hough, Inc.; J. M. Dain & Com¬
pany, Inc.; Rand & Co.; Rambo,
Close
W.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
for the purchase of $1,780,000
Company
Incorporated; Watkins, Morrow &
Co.;
w
B.
John
semi-annually from July 1,
1958
to
Jan.
1, 1963 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
&
White-Phillips
Due
1976
June
24
Company Incorporated;
Goodbody & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; J. S. Love
Company;
The
—
Schmacker, Secretary of the Board
of Trustees,
will receive sealed
Highland Park, III.
Bond Offering — Roy Millen,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Evans
Offering
school
Dated
satisfactory to the purchaser and
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Rauscher,. Pierce & Co.,
Inc.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
& Co.; Barcus, Kindred &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
A.
$1,100,000
bonds.
Principal and
(J-D) payable at an Illi¬
nois banking institution mutually
pany;
Clement
Bond
interest
,
Bache
->f-
Chester, Deep River, and Essex
Regional High School District No. 4
(P. O. Essex), Conn.
Offering
to
Other members of the syndicate:
Allen &
Company; Baxter & Com¬
Stroud
are
June 27 for the
on
of
ouilding
Interest
:
(CDST)
purchase,
M-N.
obtained from James L.
Bond
8 p.m.
Nov. 1, 1996.
1956.
bonds
Wirtz,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
on
The
DeKalb), III.
Offering —W. W.
Bond
Nov. 1 from
Nov.
on
1980
Nov.
/
Nov. 1 from
on
4,450,000 51/4s. Due
Dated
as
y '
inclusive.
Due
1976 to
Co.,
inclusive.
1975
910,000 5s.
&
inclusive.
on
3.99%.
,DeKalb County Community Unit
School District No. 428 (P. O.
Nov. 1 from
on
465,000 4%s. Due
1973 to
a
Nov. 1 from
on
420,000 4%s. Due
1970 to
at
■
,
Trust Co., Chicago,
price of 100.02, a basis
a
A-O.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
1969
Indiana
Northern
about
Corporation (P. O. Woodburn),
May 1 from
on
Interest
syndicate
a
Haupt
follows:
\thens.
1982
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
office.
offered
—
CONNECTICUT
Main
Offering—Winifred
Clerk,
bids
2379
p.
at par.
of
Palo Alto, Calif.
•"
185,
O.
$1,350,000
bonds
revenue
v.
(P.
receive
field,
1960
The
—
Finance
sealed bids at this office in Bakers-
and
University
Durango), Colo.
Bond
inclusive.
1982
City, Fla.
was
negotiated
Due
dated June 1, 1957 and mature on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
$7,000,development rev¬
bonds
enue
Maumee-Milan Consolidated School
1977 inclusive.
to
4s, at
of
inclusive.
Athens), Ga.
State
from
1
1976 inclusive.
132,000 4.20s. Due
n
July
on
Colorado
the
as
May 1 from
on
the
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$300,000
school building bonds was sold to
May 1 from
on
185, p. 2266—were awarded to
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., as 3%s.
v.
May 1 from
on
1964
County School District No. 57
(P. O. Mount Prospect), III.
1 from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive.,
1965
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 waterfront
■
1958 to
May
on
1979
Due
to
765,000 4V4S.
1967 inclusive.
1968 to
COLORADO
July 1 from
on
Due
Clark County School District (P. O.
-
$154,000 5s.
1960
1962 inclusive.
979,000 4.20s. Due
(EST)
Co.;
$210,000 4s.
Cook
288,000 4y2s. Due
ceive
R.
St
about 4.22%, as follows:
Titusville, Fla.
Los
of
Inc;, Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
and M. B. Vick &
Co., at a price
of 100.009, a net interest cost of
were
—
composed of
15
Angeles; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Harris Trust & Savings
Williams; Stone &
Youngberg; Irving Lundborg &
Co.; H. E. Work & Co.; and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.003,
a
5s.
1958 to
the
A., of San
Levy
2266
p.
group
follows:
as
$233,000
Bank
group
& Co.; Wm. R. Staats & Co.; Law-
son,
4.26%,
1990 inclusive.
members
Bank, of Chicago; R. H. Moulton
Francisco; & Co.; Northern Trust
Co., of
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.;
Chicago; Weeden & Co.; Dean
Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill Lynch,Witter
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; J. Barth Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; William
N.
a
Ingen & Co., Inc., John
Nuveen & Co., Trust Company of
Georgia, Atlanta, Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman, Inc.,
Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., Inc., and
Stubbs, Smith
& Lombardo,
Inc., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
syndi¬
cate:
American
Trust
Co., San
Francisco; Security-First National
185,
v.
—
2498—were awarded to
15
June
1982 inclusive.
from 1983 to
p.
185,
v.
—
.
Merced City School District,
Merced County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
;
June 4
^warded to
Angeles;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Weeden
& Co.; H. E. Work & Co., and C.
J. Devine & Co., at a
price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.73%, as follows:
syndi¬
&
Con¬
obligation,
were
inclusive.
the
Water
(P. O; San Jose),
7th Issue bonds
offered June 4—v. 185, p. 2607—
Dillon, Union Secu¬
Salomon
Bros.
&
Bear,
Equitable
June
VaRay
Sale—The
Bond
eral
1987 inclusive.
cate: Eastman
rities
>
June 1 from
on
Clara
California
inclusive.
on
1984
.1,500,000 4s. Due
June
on
Due
to
June
Wilson,
.
59
(2719)
B. J. Van
servation District
1
inclusive.
1976
3.90s;
Santa
"
inclusive.
1970
to
Kirkbride,
1963.
June
on
by
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo.
*
1,
on
1966
3.70s.
from
June
Due
to
proved
June 1 from
on
Due
to
follows::'
as
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
500,000 3.40s.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
the;: bonds
rates
$2,500,000 5s. Due
5645
Sale—The
Bond
Offering—Clerk Lloyd H.
Squires announces that the Board
of County Commissioners will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
chase
ment
Due
of
bids
June
until
10
for
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
$1,055,384.07 improve¬
Dated May 1, 1957.
bonds.
on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Interest F-A. Legality
inclusive.
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Winfield School District, Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$89,000
bonds offered
County, Indian Creek
Sewer Subdistrict No. 1 (P. O.
Olathe), Kan.
school
June
5—
building
First
bonds
was
Securities Corp.
sold
$255,000
to
the
of Wichita.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
june 4
185,
v.
—
2608
p.
were
—
Louisiana
of par.
4Vis and 0V2s, at a price
system
gas
group
a
oids until 11
inclusive.
&
School Board Treasurer, or at any
bank
lows:
Due on May
1964 inclusive.
I960 to
1 from
Due on May 1 from
Due
219,000 4%s.
May 1 from
June 1
District
.
Monday, June 10, 1957 /
.
Bond
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
4.03%,
about
of
cost
1963
to
1964
v
The
-
1956
1977
to
bonds
-
mature
and
on
in
and
thereafter
and
1963
r
;
-
First
the
for
call¬
bids
Principal
Interest
bonds
Louisiana
rant,
Canceled
—
Due
June 6 of $16,000,000 Va¬
rious Combat and War Veteran's
17
8
the
for
natural gas
will receive sealed
(CST) on June
purchase of $385,000
system revenue bonds.
Scho-
callable
as
of. Oct.
be
building
in
1963
able
Dated
are
4—v.
call¬
to
May 29
awarded
to
Newman,
bonds
185,
v.
a
2147
p.
group
Brown
Bouge,
Hibernia
New
dean
Orleans,
&
—
Co.,
cost
of
a
on
Due
on
Co.,
and
Co.
Parish
School
Leary
&
Co.,
&
Co., and
District
Nusloch,
as
follows:
Wheeler & Woolfolk,
as
$407,000 3V2S.
May 1 from
443,000 3%s.
1971
to
to
May 1 from
St.
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
on
June 1 from
1970 inclusive.
Due
on
Hospital Service District (P. O.
Merryville), La.
Bond
hospital
Town
,
Sale—The $150,000 public
bonds offered May 28—
bids
17
1977 inclusive.
ceive
to 1982 inclusive.
i>ue
/
offered
&
a.m.
Boston.
of
Essex
National
Legality
~
—
&
June
on
sealed
Thomas
F.
bids
until
11
June
a.m.
on
June
12
for
the
purchase
due
1966
interest
payable at the First
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
approved
by
Note Offering—John J.
li,
Town
sealed
Treasurer,
will
Bond
from 1958
of $60,000 additional
to
1963
from
1
on
to
185, p. 2607—were awarded to
composed of First* of
v.
group
a
from
1
.
Michigan Corp., McDonald-Moore
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co.* at
price of 100.17^ a net interest
Offering
1, 1961 and 1962.
000
general
from 1961
Bernadine
obligation bonds,
Bond
Offering
on
Dated
and
sanitary
on
Oct.
sewer
1
1986 inclusive.
June
interest
1,
from
-
as
Due
(A-O)
until
bids
26.
June
the
for
receive
will
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
on
A-O.
1986 in¬
Legality
Miller,1
Canfield,
April 1 from 1959 to
clusive;
Interest
by
approved
Paddock &
^
Stone, of Detroit.
Mount
Pleasant,
Sale—The
Bond
obligation
bonds
$700,000
sewage
offered
~
Mich.
gen¬
disposal
June 4—
185, p. 2500—were awarded
a
group
to
of First of
Michigan Corp.; Northern Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago; and . Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., at a price of
100.01,
a
to
Principal
payable at a
composed
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$30,000 4V2s. Due on Nov. 1, 1957
and
1958.
300,000 4V4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1971 inclusive.- .*
C
bonds.
1958
of
Student Health Center
Dated April-1, -1956; Due
$1,650,000
1986
•
1957.
Karl H. Mc-
—
Secretary,
Donel,
inclusive.
Due
May 1
inclusive.1 j
Michigan State University of Agri¬
culture and Applied Science (P. O;
East Lansing), Mich.
3.95%,
$275,000 storm sewer bonds.
on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to
210,000
to 1963
v.
follows:
.
:
$100,000 3V2S,. due on
eral
—
due on May
$110,000 3
125,000 general obligation bonds:
$25,000 4s, due on May 1 from
1958 to
1960 inclusive; and
to
inclusive.
follows/ ' ;
as
.
and
1963
1964
3.58%,
$275,000 special assessment bonds:
$165,000 4s, due- on May 1
from 1958 to 1960 inclusive;
3 Vis,
$19,000
and
Oct.
1958
City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
June 10 for the purchase of $485,-
tional
the purchase
1958
J
im¬
provement bonds offered June 3—■
sealed
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bids at the Merchants Na¬
Bank, 28 State St., Boston,'
until 2 p.m. (DST) on June 10 for
to
Vaughn,
Brunel-
receive
1963
*
.
Sale —The- $400,000
system
—•
$55,000
Bond
3 Vis,
1964
Charlotte, Mich.
$50,000 water mains bonds. Dated
and
Oct.
of
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
to
'
"
from
1
inclusive;
Gue-
nette, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (DST)
on
from
1
inclusive.
Oct.
on
Mass.
Offering—Cecile B.
1957
$10,000
and
inclusive; and $2,000 3 Vis, due
on
Oct.
1, 1964 and 1965.
45,000 general obligation storm
sewer bonds: $26,000 3%s, due
14, 1957. Due Jan. 8, 1958.
Bond
from
1
Oct.
general obligation sanitary
sewer bonds: $6,000 3%s, due
on
Fitchburg.
on
8,000
June 11 for the pur¬
chase
of
$500,000
Tuberculosis
Hospital maintenance notes. Dated
(DST)
Oct.
1966
assessment storm
33/4S, due
bonds: $19,000
inclusive;
Dated
•'«,>*»>.
as
inclusive.
special
due
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
1966
tax anticipation
June 5, " 1957. Due
"
\
sewer
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Palmer
on
-to
for the pi|L-
11
*.'a Lincoln Park, Mich. 'r
special
29,000
Mich.
E. J. O'Le^ry,'
30, 1958.
to 1963 inclusive; and $24,000
3V4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1964
of
Offering
(EST) on June
chase of $150,000
-
-7
by
Palmer
Thorndike,
Boston.
Bosworth
—
Superintendentof 'Schools, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
assessment sani¬
tary
sewer
bonds:
$50,000
3%s, due on Oct. 1 from 1957
Bank
approved
185, p. 2608—
Co., Inc., at a price of par,
$74,000
from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
First
3—v.
Offering
Note
cost of about
follows:
1
the
June
awarded to Braun,
>
Garden City School District,
a
Sale—The $176,000 bonds
Bond
!i-.
on
at
MICHIGAN
notes.tDated June
1, 1957. Due March. 1, 1958.
Smith,
Buchanan, Mich.
of
able
a
on
11
tax anticipation
p.
&
Co.,
price- of
basis of about 3.59%.
j <
Franklin, Mass.
$ p.m. (CST)
purchase of
water works bonds.
until
bids
sealed
to
(EST) on June
purchase of '$100,000
the
for
&
City Treasurer, will re¬
Ziemba,
werd "awarded
185,
lon,
Union
Securities
jointly, as 3.60s, at a
Chicopee, Mass.
Bond Offering — Edward. J.
Joseph, La.
the
Due
lO
'Jan.
4—v.
Elizabeth G.
—
bids until 8.p.m.
school
Barney & Co., and Eastman Dil¬
to
Co.,
100.05,
National Bank of Boston.
June 1 from
Offering—Mary G. Bruno,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
1957.
4,
June
offered
—
were
Bond
Beauregard Parish, Merryville
2608
notes
5, 1957, Payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Note
Smith, Howard, Weil,
Labouisse
&
Friedrichs
&
Co.,
Arnold & Crane, W. D. Kingston
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
659,000 3i/8s.
&
Pierce, Fenner &
Newman, Brown & Co.,
1960
Due
Leary
Beaudean &
net
3.15%,
June
Dated
Lynch,
Barrow,
follows:
$541,000 3 Vis.
public
offered June
Sale—The $850,000 build¬
Beane,
Inc.,
Bank,
Nusloch, Beauand
Arnold
&
about
Charles
Merrill
were
National
Smith,
Crane, at a price of 100.002,
interest
Barrow,
bonds
Offering
Downing, Secretary of the Board
of Education/ will receiye scaled
notes.
Sudbury, Mass.
Sale—The $440,000
Bond
Nov.
July
composed of Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
offered
Louisiana National Bank, of Baton
Of
group
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
,
Trust
Street
Bank-State
Company, of Boston. Legal¬
approved by
Ropes,
Gray,
.
awarded
were
inclusive.
1975
to
Second
ity
•
ing bonds offered May 21—v. 185,
p. 2267—were awarded to a group
composed of
&
O.
2608—were awarded
p.
4
Franklin
Ill
Dept.,
Note
!"
Second
Trust
June 13 for the pur¬
$600,000 school project
bonds, Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
No. 1 (P. O. Hahnville), La.
Sale—The $1,200,000 pub¬
—
185,
bonds
the
&
^
$262,078
County
c/o the
Principal and interest payable at
12,078 emergency notes.
(DST)
Sale—The $350,000
Bond
Rouge, La.
improvement
if
Cutler,
(P.
Chalmette), La.
■
•
bids
1958
from
15
$250,000 tax anticipation notes.-
Storey,
LOUISIANA
$85,000 school
offered June 5~
2609—were awarded to
Walter J. Wade,
.
The sale consisted of:
Dodge,
St.
/-
Sale—-The
185, p.
v.
Street,
Boston,
until
31
a.m.
(EDST) on June 12 for the pur¬
chase
of $.900,000 school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on July
or
other,
Parish
Schweickhardt &
boro. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Palmer
\
building bonds
by
&
approved
Due Sept. 15, 1957.
Bond
above-mentioned
Thorndike,
Municipal
Taunton, at 2.119% discount.
composed of Equitable
a
Inc.;
Owensboro National Bank, Owens¬
Bond
Bristol
the
Securities Corp.; Scharff & Jones,
of April 1, 1962. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
lic
Orleans
the
and
improvement
as
Baton
One bank must
New
Bernard
Bond
1967
and
purchase of $7,500,000
anticipation, notes. Dated June
Elbridge Township Consol. School
District (P. O. Hart),Mich.-' '■ ■
in¬
interest
to
1958
the
for
1, 1957.
Due
Bank-State Street Trust Company,
County (P. O. Taunton),
Massachusetts
chase
Bonds due
thereafter
and
in
Rouge
St.
April 1 from
on
located
approved by Chapman &
of Chicago.
Shel-
bonds.
revenue
3958 to 1981 inclusive.
Callable
specified, must be situated in New
York City or Chicago.
Legality
ton, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 10
for the purchase of $350,000 school
April 1, 1957. Due
Dated
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1982
to
Baton
Owensboro, Ky;
S.
Due
successful bidder.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Newport.
Offering—Adele
bonds.
revenue
and
cipal and Interest (A-O) payable
ht the Newport National Bank,
Bond
purchase
beginning Aug. 1, 1962. Principal
interest^ (F-A) payable at a
bank or banks specified by the
are
Prin¬
1, 1963.
-
.
•
(CST) on June 26
of $7,500,000
a.m.
Aug. 1, 1957.
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
thereafter
•
T
June
1958
11
tax
of Boston.
sealed
ceive
by
'■
:.
'
"
Bristol
offered
10
building
building revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
and
Dodge,, of Boston.
T". *
Daniel
until
000 school
1964
—
Sale—The
the
Municipal
gibbons, Town Treasurer, will re¬
C. Lovett,
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Storey,
7 Note
for
from
Principal
Lane,"
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m./(EST) on June
Bank-
1957.
1,
M.
Offering—Edw.
Note
,
above-mentioned
payable at the
bank.
Legality
pervisors, will receive5 sealed bids
makeaiy City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on
June 11 for the purchase of $600,-
in
Offering
Borth,
Comptroller of the Board of Su¬
>
1
July
Board of Education, Mich.
Detroit
Inc.
J'
; '7". V .'7'
: / •
- V '■ ' • 4 '*
Farmington' Public School. District,'
Rockland, Mass.
"
■
-V/.'r
Bond Offering—M. Vincent Fitz- ;//;///./.'7;i V Michigan~ <-'y'V,
J.\.
Boston,
.
Bond
Bond Offering—Robert G.
r
bonds.—v. 185, p. 2380.
Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical Col¬
lege (P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
p.m.
Newport, Ky.
-
due
on
Mayor,
bids until
Dated
Dodge,
Municipal Division, 45
Milk
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on June 12 for the pur¬
chase
of
$85,000 school project
bonds. Dated July
1, 1957. Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
conditions,
State canceled the proposed
Bonus
Detroit.
St., Boston,
(DST) on June 13 for
purchase of $100,000 water
Storey,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids at the First National Bank
(State of)
Offering
the
_
City, Chicago- or De-:
Legality -approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
receive
Second
Trust Co.,
payable at the
bank.
Legality
Beverly, Mass.
March 25—
on
Louisville.
Bondu-
bank
York
troit.
Franklin
11
clusive.
(J-J)
interest
and
official
New
noon
July
on
will
the
at
Street
bonds.
1982 inclusive.
Bond Offering—John
when
to unfavorable market
Hickman, Ky.
the
MASSACHUSETTS
1565.
185, p.
sale
until
15
of Baltimore.
submitted
were
by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
Bond Offering—John C.
1958 to
July
on
if"
,
foregoing
Bond
*
bonds.
from
of
Legality approved
Due
ment
bids
Dept.,
improve¬
House
Court
275,000
Callable
1, 1967.
originally offered
v.
bonds.
inclusive.
1982
p.m.
school
July 15 from 1958 to
on
meyer,
B a n k,>
National
Hardin
-
Due
State
public
$1,200,000
notes.
1956.
payable at the cur¬
of the City in
interest
rent
-
15, 1958. Principal
Jan.
on
and
3.20s,
Treasurer,
sealed
&
after Aug.
Note—No
"Dec. 1, 1961. Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Elizabethtown.
7:30
inclusive.
1977
Louisiana.
Dec.
are
until
bids
Town
purchase
bonds, as follows:
Louisiana
Cutler, of Chicago, and
McDonald & Buchler, of Metairie,
of
as
Westwago),
Due
Dabney
&
Tyson,
at a price of
basis of about 3.15%.
a
15, 1957.
anticipation,
tax
Dated Dec. 1,
Andover, Mass.
Bond Oifering—James J. Maker,
(DST) on June 18
of $1,475,000
noon
the
for
Legality, approved by Chap¬
man
Bonds due.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
able
•
bids until
Service
Dated Feb.
862,000
15, 1957.
anticipation notes.
tax
1,900,000
North
'
payable at the Easton National
Bank, Easton. Legality approved
by Niles, Barton, Yost & Dank-
or
on
1,
Dec. 1 from
dated
(P. O.
100.41,
County
anticipation notes.
tax
Dated June
185, p. 2608 — were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Commissioners will receive sealed
Offering—Secretary Sam¬
to
F-A.
inclusive.
Hospital
$2,713,000
project bonds offered June 4-—v.
Townsend,
jointly, as
The
—
lows:
Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
re¬
a.m.
on
to
Milton, Mass.
(P. O. Easton), Md.
Offering
notes
awarded
Bank, of
Gloucester,
at
2.01%
discount.
Dated June 5, 1957 and due on
Dec. 20, 1957.
MARYLAND
Bond
$400,000
were
.
June 11 for the pur¬
chase of $5,475,000 notes, as fol¬
(EST)
Cape Ann National
the
any
Talbot County
,,
inclusive.
are
at
or
$24,000 im¬
$1,500,000 hospital bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957, Due on Aug. 1 from
Due on Dec. 1 from
157,000 4s.
from
1
Chicago.
(CST) on July 1 for the purchase
Dec. 1 from
on
July
on
4
June
offered
bank designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
of
as
1958
1958
1
sealed
ceive
follows:
$43,000 4 Iks. Due
Due
113
untilT10
bids
sealed
ceive
,
#
John Wither-
—
Controller, will
City
spoon,
Gloucester, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
No.
District
School
from
1
inclusive.
ap¬
Detroit, Mich.
Offering
Note
and
of
Corporations
Massachusetts.
designated
purchaser/- Legality
to genuineness
of
Taxation
102
15, 1957.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
office of the School Board Treas¬
Logan
announces
that the
Board of Commissioners will re¬
table Securities Corp., and
interest
July
on
1977
as
by the Director of Accounts, De¬
Dated July
urer,
Bank
trust company
or
the
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. ^
at the Merchants
of Boston. Notes
payable
will be certified
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
uel
awarded to the Equi¬
were
No.
|
offered
bonds
revenue
The
—
Parish
Jefferson
Hardin County (P. O. Elizabeth•
town), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building
purchaser.
Due
bonds.
provement bonds offered June 3—
v.
185, p. 2380—were awarded to
chte Gibsland Bank, as 4s.
1984 inclusive.
to
1982
on
Sale
Bond
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
'
specified by the
District No.
Dated July 1,
1958 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
partment
to
60,000
by
National
Gibsland, La.
168,000 4%s. Due on May 1 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
■
1958
bank
terest
10
June 11 for the
on
School
bonds.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
3
622,000 4V2s.
interest
Principal and
1969
follows:
$344,000
June
on
(F-A) payable at the office of the
Co., at a price of 96.02, a net inr
terest cost of about 4.76%, as fol¬
v
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of $10,000,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977
posed of J. J. B. Hilliard & Sons,
Almstedt Bros., Equitable Secu¬
$141,000 4s.
the
26 for the
com¬
rities Corp., and W. L. Lyons
that
announces
School-JBoard will receive sealed
185, p. 2380—
to
awarded
na¬
bonds
revenue
3—v.
June
offered
were
$1,150,000
Saie—The
Bond
Offering—Secretary Lloyd
Funchess
(CST)
m.
a.
until
bids
1957.
purchase of $404,000 school bonds,
as
Bond
Elizabethtown, Ky.
tural
(P. O.
Lolis Street, Baton Rouge),
805 St.
Co., as
awarded to F. L. Dupree &
J
sealed
receive
will
dated School District No.
supply notes.
Due on July 1 from
water
,v,;185, ,P- 2147—were awarded to Tangipahoa Parish School Districts
(P. O. Amite), La.
Kohlmeyer & Co., and Ladd Din-'
Dell County (P. O. Pineville), Ky. kins &
Bond Offering — J. F. Corkern,
Co., jointly.
Bond Saie—The $350,000 school
Secretary of Parish School Board,
East Baton Rouge Parish Consoli¬
building revenue bonds offered
KENTUCKY,
-
.
(2720)
.
165,000 4s. Due on Nov.
1972 to 1976
inclusiv^.
1 from
„
_
205,000 4%s. Due on" Nov. 1 from
1977 to 1981 inclusive..
"
Volume
185
Number 5645 .V
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2721)
Northville School District,
Mich.
Not« -Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
*
,
ticipation botes.offered June 3—
y. 185, p. 2609—were awarded to
the Manufacturers National Bank
of
350,000 3.40s. Due semi-annually purchase,
from Aug. 1, 1958 to
Aug.' 1/ bonds.
1960
"•
Park
(City) and.
Royal
350,000
Oak
Oak Park), Mich.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
ner,
until 8 p.m. (EST)
Ihe purchase of
$1,000,000 school
-bonds.- Dated ? June
1,
building
1957.
Due
June 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Callable on June
1986
on
1,X I967. Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved
by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Detroit.
: "*•
Due
(P. O.
bonds
bear
received
park
bids
until-8
(EST) on June
$20,700 tax
p.m.
12 for the purchase of
anticipation notes. Dated June
1957 and-due
1,
-
additional
in¬
1, 1957
Rice
on
1,
Sold—No bids
were
the $284,665 special
parkway improvement
May 28—v. 185, p.
until
The
—
$660,000
National
?:30
school
p.m.
'building bonds. Dated
March 1, X1957. Due on June 1
from 1958 ^0 1986 inclusive. Bonds
'due
in
1982
'callable
and
thereafter
are
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
the Alpena Savings
Bank, Al¬
.
hos¬
Bank
of
receive
for
sealed
the
MINNESOTA
July 24
$1,050,000
of
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 93 (P. O.
Holdingford), /
Minnesota
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building bonds
a
composed
group
$123,000
sold to
was
of
Juran
&
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
and E. J. Prescott &
Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about
$20,000
'
4.62%,
4s.
follows:
as
Due
July
on
1974
to
to
1981
Moody,
Sale
as
follows:
&
June 15 from
tional Bank of St.
1
on
inclusive.
bear
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
Paul, jointly,
as
Y'*
The
—
of¬
fering of $500,000 hospital bonds
originally scheduled for June 4—
-v.185,, p. 2381—has been post¬
poned indefinitely.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 12 (P. O.
Richfield), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $875,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
,
p. 2381—were awarded to
headed by J. M. Dain &
1960
to
on
1972
from
S
a
Feb. 1 from
on
1
Coleraine), Minn.
e— The
$1,000,000
building bonds
185,
v.
p.
group
offered
June
composed
of
J.
M.
to
Dain
National Bank of St. Paul; North¬
western ^National
Bank,
Bank,
American
&
National
Curtis;
Juran
&
Moody, Inc.; Kalman & Co.; Bax¬
ter
&
Co.; Prescott & Co.; Cald-
well- Phillips
Egan, Inc.;
Co.; Mannheimer-
Shaughnessy
&
ard-Elwood
par,
a
4.24%,
-net
as
&
Co., at
interest
a
cost
price of
of
about
follows:
$190,000 court
Co.,
HAMPSHIRE
notes.
Dated
Bond
County School District No.
(P. O. Union), Mo.
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
of
$470,-
sold
was
to
a
composed of G. H. Walker
group
&
Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co., and
G. Edwards & Sons, as 3V2S,
344s and 3s. Dated May 1, 1957.
A.
Due
on
March 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Legality
&
Trauer-
MONTANA
County (P. O.
Great
Falls), Mont.
Offering — Otto Powell,
Chairman of the Board of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST)
for the purchase of
Convalescent
Hospital
June
on
14
20, 1957.
bonds.
Offering—M.
R.
Nelson,
County (P. O. Deer Lodge),
Montana
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered June 3
—v.
185, p. 2268—were awarded
to Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood.
185,
—v.
to
the
(P. O. Frazer), Mont.
Bond Offering—Albert E.
Clerk
of
-
Trust
2609—were
p.
Second
Co., of Boston,
the
will
receive
p.m.
(MST)
Board
sealed
on
of
28
June
on
$894,000
Trenton),
Offering
Martin
—
Hill-
County Treasurer, will
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
2
p.m.
June 11 for the pur¬
on
City
sealed
Clerk,
bids
June
until
8
for
the
18
$2,143,000 bonds,
$1,280,000
will
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at the First Mechanics
National Bank, of Trenton. Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane, of New York City.
as
Mar-
(EDST)
p.m.
purchase
follows:
of
general
improvement
Due
bonds.
July
on
1
from
to 1982 inclusive.
863,000 school bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Dated
V
July 1, 1957.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
and interest
Passaic-Cllfton
National
Bank
Collingswood, N. J.
Bond
Offering—R.
S.
Wigfield,
for
10
(DST)
a.m.
Wall,
until
for
8
the
on
June
the
Rancocas
Valley Regional High
School District (P. O. Mount
Sale
The
—
2382—were awarded
p.
offered
June
4—v.
to
a
Co., Inc., Fidelity Union
Co., Newark, Boland, Saf¬
Co., and Hornblower &
Weeks, as 4%s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 4.61%.
Hanauer
.
Verona, N. J.
Sale—The $120,000 street
assessment,
water
system
and
equipment bonds offered June 3—
Bond
185, p. 2382—were awarded to
the National State Bank of New¬
v.
ark,
a
3.35s, at
as
price of 100.06,
a
basis of about 3.33%.
Bond
.
Offering
R.
—-
$295,000
general
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
Leonard
1958
to
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1982
on
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Marine National Bank, Wildwood.
Legality
approved
&
by
and
June
185,
p.
2501—were awarded to J. B. Han¬
&
Co., as 4.10s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 4.09%.
auer
Hackensack, N. J.
Bond Offering—Ethel M. Hoyt,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
17 for the purchase of $697,000
bonds,
as
follows:
on
June
1977 inclusive.
256,000 municipal parking facil¬
from
bonds.
Due
on
June
1
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
366,000 public improvement and
equipment
bonds.
June 1 from 1958 to
clusive.
Due
on
1977 in¬
* Offering —
Joseph
Village Clerk, will
sealed
(DST)
chase
bids
June
on
until
20
A.
re¬
10
the
for
a.m.
pur¬
of
$85,000
storm
water
system bonds. Dated July
sewer
1957.
1958
Due
to
July
on
Not
Sold
submitted for the
—
The
sealed
bids
June
on
13
Sale—The
able
the
at
New
United
York City
States
June 5
—
awarded
Chase
185,
v.
to
a
p.
2610
—
were
composed
group
of
Manhattan
York
City,
Bank, New
National Commercial
Bank & Trust
Co., Albany, Bache
Co., and Gregory & Sons, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
&
Sale
Housing Authority,
The
—
offered
June
awarded
Hutzler,
Bond
District
sealed
on
bids
June
11
Douglas Man¬
Clerk, will receive
1, 1957.
1986
Due
until
3
for
the
on
p.m.
Oyster Bay Common Sch. District
No. 20 (P. O. Old Bethpage),
New York
Bond
J.
Offering
Boyd,
ceive
(M-S)
Midland
of
New
proved
York
by
—
District
sealed
bids
until
1
$750,000
school
able
at
re¬
p.m.
June 11 for the
on
of
Mrs. Kathleen
Clerk, will
pur¬
bonds.
1957." Due on June
to
1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
the
Franklin
pay¬
National
Bank of Franklin
Square, Mineola.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Legality
Schroon, Schroon Lake Park Dist,
(P.
O.
bonds
p.
Schroon
Lake),
Sale—The
offered
2502
—
Emerson
were
N.
5
—
Bank
park
v.
awarded
National
Y.
$36,000
June
of
to
185,
the
War-
rensburg.
purchase
OHIO
of
Dated June
Athens,
March 1 from 1958
interest
&
2.457% interest.
(EDST)
inclusive.
Marine
Bros.
follows:
as
—
$755,000 school bonds.
to
follows:
as
Salomon
$13,067,000 at 2,50% interest, plus a
premium of $333; and $1,120,000 at 2.50%, plus 27.
3,500,000 to C. J. Devine & Co., at
Bond
Offering
$17,687,000
185, p.
4—v.
to
of about 3.29%.
Alexandria Central School District
No. 2 (P. O. Alexandria), N. Y.
Trust
New York
Note
chase
va-
pur¬
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Dated June 1,
1
from
1958
$1,602,000
noon
the
1
from 1958
to;4986 inclusive.
Principal and interest j(J-Di) pay¬
$2,000,000 build¬
YORK
until
for
chase of $8,185,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1,~ 1957., Due on< Dec.
(EDST)
NEW
from
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Merrick), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Marion
K.
Berneburg, "District Clerk, will
bid
one
1
1974
and interest
New Mexico
Bonds
ning,
$75,000 school bonds. Due
ceive
Albuquerque Municipal Sch. Dist.,
vious improvement bonds offered
assessment
d
o n
Zerello,
$14,187,000
MEXICO
Albany, N. Y.
3—v.
Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, jointly, as 444s, at a price
100.01, a basis of about 4.24%.
2610—were
NEW
Bond
offered
2610 — were awarded to the
Manufacturers & Traders Trust
notes
basis of about 4.99%.
$75,000 general
5
p,
Hawkins,
par.
Dunellen, N. J.
No.
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.'
Sale—The $65,000 build ¬
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 185,
Bond
Wood, of New York
&
improvement
Cheektowaga Fire District
(DST)
Byrne, .City Clerk,: will receive
scaled bids until 10:30 a.m.
(DST)
on
June 18 for the purchase of
(J-D) payable at the
bonds
3.98%.
receive
Wild wood, N. J.
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., and Lebenthal
& Co., as 5s, at a price of 100.04,
a
185, p. 2501—were awarded to
Oysterman's Bank & Trust
Company, of Sayville, as 4s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
the
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Marine Midland Trust
Co., New
York City. Legality approved
by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 185,
Deptford Township School District
p. 2501—was rejected.
(P. O. Deptford), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
Curry County Municipal Sch. Dist.
building bonds offered June 4—
No. 1 (P. O. Clovis), N. Mex.
v.
185, p. 2501—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
a
group composed of B. J. Van
ing bonds offered June 1 were sold
Ingen & Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin to the State of New
Mexico, as
& Co., Byrne and Phelps, Inc., J.
2.60s, at a price of
B.
$38,000 im¬
May 23
1,
&
to
Co., Camden. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, De1 afield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
The
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
&
gen
1958
Trust
York
—
bonds offered
provement
B
City.
1973
Sale
fin
1, 1957. Due
and interest
Bond
Trust
June
Camden
to
(P. O. Patchogue),
New
.
$1,200,000
bonds
Delafield
June 1 from
inclusive. Principal
6—
Cherry Grove Public
Dock District
Holly), N. J.
Bond
purchase of $190,000
water improvement bonds. Dated
on
June
2610—were awarded
p.
Brookhaven,
&
Company, in Clifton, or at
the Bankers Trust
Company, of
New
York1 City.Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
185,
group composed of Marine Trust
of
group composed of B. J. Van In¬
receive
$1,753,000
of
185,
JERSEY
re¬
$1,635,000 improvement
bonds. Dated July
1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
Street
Clifton, N. J.
Bond Offering—Edith M.
v.
—v.
school
NEW
ities
Trustees,
bids
June
County (P. O.
Bond
York
Sale— The
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.; Roose¬
velt & Cross; Wood Struthers &
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; R. D.
White & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.56, a basis of about
4.04%.
New Jersey
2.037%.
as
Schenectady),
New
Bond
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
awarded
Bank-State
1 from 1958 to
Valley County School District No.
23
1957.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond Sale—The
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until July 2 for the purchase
of S40.000 building bonds.
Powell
12,
and Glenville Central Sch. Dist.No. 1 (P. O.
sealed
Merchants National Bank, of Matawan. Legality
approved by Cald¬
ceive
Note Sale—The $500,000 revenue
anticipation notes offered June 5
$515,000
Phillips County High School Dist.
"A" (P. O. Malta), Mont.
Bond
June
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
receive
will
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1980
Mercer
-
a
school bonds.
and ; Na¬
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(DST) on
June 10 for the purchase of
$200,-
19
R-ll
Co.;
Harold E. Wood & Co., and Wood-
(P. O. Hyannis),
//
-
Board
bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
13 for the purchase of
on
,; "
•
the
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Farmers &
Berlin, N. H.
Note Offering — Louis
Delorge,
Jr., City Treasurer,, will receive
Allen
of Min¬
of^5t. Paul; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
to
MISSOURI
000
that
announces
Education
Due
Schutz
bids until
Franklin
of
Company of Omaha, jointly.
p.
5—
2501—were awarded
& Co.; Allison-Williams
Co., Inc.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; First
neapolis;
185,
Bond
"County Indep. Sch. District
Bond
4—v.
awarded
Cascade
Feb. 1 from
on
Board.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Feb. 1 from
on
1978 to 1985 inclusive.
No. 2 (P. O.
a
1
the
be
sewer
Co.
inclusive,
(-335,000 4y2s. Due
'■
Feb.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Itasca
June
and
1965 inclusive.
J 50,000 4.40s. Due
ou'l
offered
'
$125,000 -gen¬
water
approved
1966 to
*:
*ir:
.
4.58%,
follows:
-•210,000 4.30s. Due
"t
group
Co., Inc.,
price of par,
net interest cost of about
$180,000 4s. Due
r
a
a
and
Miss.
Sale—The
obligation
2609—were
.
Minneapolis, at
Forest,
Bond
eral
15, 1962.
Eveleth, Minn.
•/ Offering Postponed
first
Zocks
Galloway, of New York
City..,'/
building bonds offered
Offering—Secretary Irving
Trust
/t;-,/
MISSISSIPPI
J.i-;'
in¬
bonds
1
tional
1958
*:
;/J
i
,
additional
of
Sale—The
Chiles
on
Moody, Inc., and American Na¬
June 15 from
terest at 144% from June 15, 1957
to June
a
to
rion,
July 1 from
4.30s.
inclusive.
1969 to 1972 inclusive;,
The bonds
the
house and jail bonds offered June
3—v. 185, p. 2609—were awarded
from
•
on
choice
County
Bond
pital bonds offered June 3—v. 185,
p. 2500—were awarded to Juran
on
26,000 ^4%s. Due
be
Nebraska
—
$34,000 %: Yzs. Due
1968
Bond
inclusive.
Watertown, Minn.
The $250,000 hos<-
Bond
Inc., of -St. Paul,
1960 to
will
NEBRASKA
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 munic¬
ipal building revenue bonds of¬
fered May 29—v. 185, p. 2500-
(P. O. Madison), N. J.
.«V«Y ♦»"««-
Heckler &
Township School District
•
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
23,000 41/2S. Due
1970
Madison
a.m.
Interest J-J.
000
45,000 4%s. Due
awarded to Juran &
until
purchase
v;
as
second
Stearns
X Eden Valley, Minn.
were
bids
35,000 4.60s. Due
;
bonds
June 1,
1957.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the!
Peoples Trust Company of Bergen County, Hackensack. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn,-of New York City.
man,
40
1975
of
the
;
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Chisholm), Minn.
Bond Offering—W. N.
Nelmark,
Superintendent of Schools, will
pena.
,*/
10
July 17 for the pur¬
chase
of
$625,000
courthouse
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Amor¬
Louis
No.
of March 1, 1967. Prin¬
as
until
re¬
Dated
and interest
on
Grant
Sale
1
that the Board
bids
NEW
St.
of the Board
(EST)
on
June 20 for the purchase of
$550,-
■4
(MST)
Due Dec.
Education, will receive sealed
bids
^
sealed
County Hospital District No. 1
building bonds.
May 1, 1958.
Hampsher,.-Secretary
.
Chris
County Commissioners will
ceive
tization
pital bonds offered June 4—v. 185,
p. 2609 — were awarded to the
Alpena), Mich. Offering — Charles A.
Bond
t-
of
Clerk
—
announces
offered
Bond
;
choice, and serial bonds will
(P. O. Faribault), Minn.
'
*
Offering
Rubich
2381.
Thunder Bay School District
(P. O.
at
Feb.
for
and
bonds
1
Minneapolis.
Lansing), Mich, v
v
Note Offering—Donald R. Merritt, Secretary of the Board of
Education, - will
receive
sealed
000
to
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bonds Not
Bond
-
.
of
semi-annually
Feb.
Northwestern
Stoner School District
v
-
1
\
terest of 1.20% from Aug.
to Feb. 1, 1959 inclusive.
June 19 for
on
Feb.
on
'
•
1, 1964
1967 inclusive.
"The
Bond Offering—Abraham Brick -
4s.
from
(Townships) Sch.
XP.0.22000 Kipling St.,
building
,
r
Yellowstone County (P.O.
T i
Billings), Mont..
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1963
inclusive."
-and Southheld
Dist.
3.90s.Due
and
$95,000
*
inclusive.
300,000
Detroit, at 2.99% interest.
Oak
of
f
61
Principal
payable at
Trust
City.
and
Legality
Sewer
ap¬
Sykes,
District
sessment
v.
185,
Ohio
Sale—The $172,962 Storm
the
Company,
Vandewater,
Bond
p.
McDonald
bonds
No.
4
special
as¬
June
5—
offered
2502—were awarded to
&
Co.
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
*
Bainbridge, Ohio
-
~
purchase
the
1967 inclusive.
Sale—The $5,000,000 sew¬
Stuart & Co, Inc.,
arid Smith, Bar¬
000
& Co., as 3Vzs, at a price of
101.58, a basis of about 3.34%.
Other members of the syndicate:
1958
Citizens
Yantis
S.
Delta, Ohio
Offering—Heien M. Har¬
Bond
ris, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on June
17 for the purchase of $151,000
first mortgage
sewerage system
revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1,
1957.
1958 to
Bonds due in 1969
thereafter are callable as of
1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
payable at the office of the
Trustee.
Legality approved by
Dec.
est
of
Dempsey,
&
Sanders
Cleveland.
Bond
V.
City Auditor, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (DST)
on
June 18 for the purchase of
$12,800 water improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive. Inter¬
est
until
bids
sealed
receive
noon
June 18 for the pur¬
chase of $450,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1975
(EDST)
and interest
the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Garrettsville. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland, v
Note—The only bid received for
the foregoing bonds when orig¬
inally offered on Dec. 20, 1956—
V. 184, p. 2887—was rejected.
Principal
at
A-O.
Offering
Bond
W.
—
W.
Shilts,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon *(EST) on June 18
of $45,000 water
for the purchase
bonds. Dated
Due on Dec. 1 from
<
(P.O. Stilwell),, Okla.
'Bond'Sale—The $5,500
build¬
No.
13
ing bonds offered May 28—v. 185,
2502 — were awarded to the
works improvement
awarded
Seattle, at
interest
June 1,
First Securities Co.
1957.
Callable
4s, at
1963. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank of Akron, Hudson.
about
1974
to
inclusive.
June 1,
on
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Ohio
$1,500,000
school
building
bonds
offered
June 6
v.
185, p. 2383 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Baxter
& Co.;'The Central Republic Com¬
pany;
Einhorn &
Co.;
Curtiss,
House & Co.; Kenower, MacAr¬
thur &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; and Raffensperger, Hughes
O.
(P.
Dayton),
Sale
.
—
The
—
&
Co.,
as
4y4s, at
a
price of 100.84,
1959
1965
Offering—Evelyn
Board
receive
will
the
sealed
of
of
Miller,
Education,
bids
until
8
(DST) on June 24 for the
purchase of $385,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
p.m.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1958
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Lake
County National Bank, Painesville.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Portsmouth
3.96%.
—
29
awarded
to
Cleveland
noon
June 19 for the pur¬
chase of $600,000 school building
(EST)
bonds.
on
Dated
June
semi-annually
on
1, 1957.
June and
1958
to
1977
15
from
Due
Dec.
Bank,
of Portsmouth.
Legality
Securities
County Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
$3,000 build¬
as
June 1 from
■/
Due
on
71,000 3.70s.
Due
on
awarded
June 1 from
June 1 from
First
the
to
100.07, a net interest
3.73%, as follows:
about
$61,363.28 6s.
and
of¬
185, p. 2383
—v.
Due
on
&
Inc., A. Webster
Co., Cunningham,
Co.,
&
Dougherty
&
&
bonds
Oklahoma
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Oklahoma City), Okla.
price
of
101.11,
in
of
District
June 1, 1958
on
June
1
from I960 to 1964 inclusive.
3V2S.
Due
June
of $70,-
obligation bonds.
Due on June
general
1, 1957.
1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
1
Le¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Road Aid Bill Approved—
A bill
approved by the State Leg¬
000
of
requires the State High¬
Brandywine Area Joint School
Oregon
j
Authority, Pa.
yearly in trust for the purpose
coupons on toll road
issued
bonds
the proposed
in,-connection
with
highway project be¬
City and Law-
Oklahoma
tween
ton, cost of which is estimated at
approximately $50,000,000. Effect
of the measure is to empower the
Department to grant a
the Authority in the event
Highway
loan to
that
the
interest
is
unable
on
to
meet
bonds that
issued.
be
may
latter
payments
Okmulgee County Independent
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Callable
as
of
June
Dated
bonds.
enue
1,
ing
and
4—v.
to
site
185,
the
p.
bonds
offered
build¬
June
2610—were awarded
Central
National
Bank
of
Okmulgee.
Due
payable at the Trustee's ofifce in
Hood River
Rural
(P.
Fire
Protection
Sale
—
The
$30,000
,
the First National
Bank, of Port¬
land.
Kaiser
Greenwood Drive,
(P. O.
1162
Salem), Ore.
Bond Offering—Jack A. Frisbie,
Secretary
of the Board
will
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at a Salem
banking institution to be desig¬
1, 1973.
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,. of
Washington County (P. O.
Bartlesville), Okla.
and
v.
Sale —The
$427,000 road
bridge bonds offered June 3
185, p. 2619—were awarded to
bonds.
.V*':
,
Due
-
Offering—G.
D.
June
1,
interest (J-D)
at the Philadelphia
clusive.
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
from
1
The
bonds
dated
are
June
&
Bond Offering—R.
beck, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Philadelphia.
Emswarth, Pa.
Bond Offering—Mrs.
(DST)
June
on
of
will
until
p.m.
bids
sealed
receive
C. K. Mas-
Secretary,
Borough
quelier,
8
for the pur¬
general obliga¬
13
$30,000
tion bonds.
H. Ashmore,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
the
for
13
1957.-
Due
June
on
$400,000
Dated June 1,
inclusive.
1975
of
purchase
court house bonds.
interest
Elliott & Munson, of
1
from
Principal
1958
and
bank
in Spartanburg, or at a bank in
New York City, selected by the
(J-D) payable at
a
purchaser with the approval of the
County Board. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
„
.
Bennett
Haverford Township School District
County, Martin Common
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P.O. Martin)>
Authority (P. O. Havertown), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
185,
v.
p.
June
4—
2503—were awarded to
composed of Goldman,
Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co., Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs &
Keir, and Brooke & Co., as fol¬
a
group
Sachs
South
$890,000 school
offered
bonds
revenue
&
lows:
Bond
$490,000
•
$180,000
bonds:
Dec.
on
1
inclusive;
Dec.
1
on
from
bids
12
from
1
1976 inclusive.
400,000 bonds
1, 1986.
as
8
the
(MST)
of
p.m.
purchase
school building bonds.
1, 1957:
to
1972
1968
Due
of
on
BdRds
thereafter
Jan.
1,
June
$147,500
Dated July
Jan. 1 from 1960
inclusive.
and
on
1967.
are
due
in
callable
Principal and
due
to
196*5
County Treasurer's office. Legality
3.10s, due
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
1966
to
1971
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
•*
the
Minneapolis.
$150,000 3.20s,
and
Dec.
until
for
3s,
1958
$160,000
Dakota
Offering—Rodney E. Nias,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
as
due
Myllen-
1,
(J-D)
payable at the above-mentioned
bank.
Legality
approved
by
to
inclusive;
Bond
of
1987
Bank, Philadelphia. Ler
approved
by
Townsend,
on
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
■
on
25,000 water bonds. Due on June
National
of Com¬
receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on June
10 for the purchase of $550,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
missioners,
or
1958.to
as
1962. Principal and
chase
Water District
1 from
Callable
inclusive.
fire
protection bonds offered May 28—
v.
185, p. 2150—were awarded to
i"
June 1 from 1967 to 1976 in¬
gality
District
O. Box 1215, R. 1, Hood
River), Oregon
Bond
June
on
Coatesville,
County, Pine Grove
Portland.
Bond
r
'v'-
V/T
funding
50,000
1957.,
July 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
terest
of Jan.
Sale—The $316,000
'
,
.
1960 to 1985 inclusive. Callable as
Okmulgee), Okla.
on
Offering—Betty J, Shaw,
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
Bond
Offering — Delmar
K.
City Recorder, will receive sealed- Jameson, Secretary, will receive Rugg, of Boston.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June
sealed
bids at Cain Elementary
SOUTH CAROLINA
20
for the
purchase of $84,000 School, Route 30, Thorndale, until'
general obligation bonds.
Dated 8 p.m. (DST) on June 18 for the.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from purchase of $3,740,000 school rev¬
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond
Department to provide $504,-
interest
Due
1972 in¬
1957. Principal and interest
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
Fair view,
1958 to
from
1
elusive.
-
000
;
50,000 fire station bonds. Due on
June 1 from 1958 to 1967 iri-
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
June
on
receive
12:for;the purchase
•-
clusive.
Kluz,
on
1977 in¬
to
.
__
reconstruction bonds.
June
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Dated
Due
will
Secretary,
'
75,000 highway construction and
Ambridge School District, Pa.
Offering—Martha
1958
from
1
clusive.
Due
bonds.
sewer
June
basis of about 3.55%.
a
Bond ;
June
•
Sayre, of Portland.
Toll
$100,000
Co., Inc., Dolphin &
Co., and Third National Bank
Nashville, as 3%s, at a price
—
1959.
155,000.00 3%s.
.
Co., Hallgarten & Co.,; Bank of Boston, Municipal Divi¬
Co.,
Hornblower
& sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
Weeks, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., a.m. (DST) on June 11 for the
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., the First purchase
of
$300,000 bonds, 1 as
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Eld- follows: 1
Na-
cost
v
&
redge
June 1, 1976
ional Bank, of Portland, at a
of
Sachs
Schmertz
May 27
a
Bond Sale—The $4,840,000
Stroud
bonds
Co.,
Co., jointly, as
price of 100.29, a basis
RHODE ISLAND
vari¬
ous purposes bonds offered June
North Providence, R. I.
4—v. 185, p. 2383—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Bond
Offering—Ralph D. CuStuart & Co., Inc., Lehman Broth¬
colo, Town Treasurer, will receive
ers, Blair
& Co., Inc., Goldman,. sealed bids at the First National
June 1 from
improvement
were
B. Hanauer &
J.
to
—
of about 4.21%.
—
Bancroft
offered
funding bonds
v. 185, p. 2383
—
4V4S, at
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Eugene, Oregon
Sale
The
$309,363.28
Bond
$250,000 gen¬
improvement and
obligation
Lebenthal. &
and
•
Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
awarded
1977.
and
,
Scranton,
PENNSYLVANIA
1, 1957.
1958 to 1982
and interest
July
p.aya.ble at the Crawford County
Trust Co., Meadvilie. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
- ,
June 5
1975 inclusive.
1972 to
Stanley
purchase of $350,-
Dated
July 1 from
Principal
on
Ore.
Allegheny County (P. O.
;
G.
—
inclusive.
First National Bank of Portland.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
148,000 3%s.
bonds.
judgment
,
par..
general obligation water sys¬
Due
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
Bond
Offering
ing bonds offered June 3—v. 185,
p. 2611 —- were awarded to the
inclusive.'
on
were
—
National
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
offered June 4 were
awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
ing
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Security
Central
National
were
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
will receive sealed bids until
First
the
—
Dist. No. 31
Ohio
nour,
2502
Company of Kansas..
City School District,
Offering—Wesley P. RideClerk of Board of Education,
185, p.
v.
—
on
148,000 3%s; Due
93,000.00
Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 13 (P. O. Stilwell), Okla.
Bond Sale
The $5,700 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
way
Bond
of Kansas, as
on
Due
1967
to
net
,
inclusive.
1964
to
111,000 3%s.
price of 100.18, a basis;of
a
islature
basis of about 4.18%.
Madison Local School District, Ohio
Clerk
-
a
3.67%
about
of
$222,000 3JAs. Due
Adair County
May
Kettering City School District
Bond
price of 98.40,
a
cost
First
County School District No. 5
p.
follows:
p.
1958
offered
2502 — were
to Foster & Marshall, of
were
Dependent Sch. Dist.
Adair County
ap¬
bonds
185,
v.
—
2503
p.
the
to
(P. O. Union),
there¬
Legality
building
31
fered
OKLAHOMA
Hudson, Ohio
Union
Eugene, Oregon
Bond Sale—The $700,000 public
library
sew¬
Bank of Portland.
inclusive.
Winfree, McCulloch,
of Portland.
by
185,
v.
—
awarded
Shuler & Sayre,
on
payable
(J-D)
Gorence,
of Education, will
June 3
price of
a
Maxwell, City Clerk, will receive'
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
tem
$220,000
Federal.'
Financing
Meadvilie, Pa.
Bond
City, Ore.
Sale—The
2%s, at
as
non->
185, p."
the
to
Home
and
June 11 for the
17.
'
revenue
May 31—v.
sold
—were
;
bonds.
and
1967
in
callable.
are
proved
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Offering — Helen Garrett,
inclusive.
Girard, Ohio
Offering — Dorothy
after
May
Clerk of Board
due
Bonds
offered
Housing
improvement bonds offered
erage
Due on June
1982
to
1960
from
30
2503
000
Bond
water
Dated June 30, 1956.
Windham
Bond
obligation
general
$2,000,000
of about 4.14%.
Due on Dec. 1 from
Squire,
The
offered June 5—
v.
185, p. 2269—were awarded to
a group composed of McDonald &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Ohio Com¬
pany,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
as 4V4S, at a price of 100.83, a basis
1987 inclusive.
and
Ohio
—
June
College (P. O.
—
exempt ' dormitory
bonds
fering of $850,000 sewer improve-r
ment bonds originally scheduled
for June 3—v.- 185, p. 2502—has
Stokes,
C.
tax
Sale
Agency,
Tillamook
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June
17 for the purchase of $260,000
bonds
building
Inc.
& Alleman,
Sale
Oregon
— H.
Offering
Bond
p.
rejected.
District,
Bond
Leedy,
and
Tyson,
&
Dabney
Wheeler
185,
Willoughby-Eastland City School
Townsend,
Co.,
&
originally
7—v.
March
on
1330—were
MacArthur & Co.,
Co., Kenower,
F.
offered
when
bonds
foregoing
gen¬
Roseburg, Oregon ■
Rescheduled—The of¬
rescheduled for
Bank,
price of
a
Huntingdon), Pa.
The $575,000
Bond
Offering
been
Note—All bids received for the
,
$115,000
National
3s, at
as
Juniata
\
•
185, p. 2611—were awarded to the
Douglas County, Tri-City Water \
District (P. O. Myrtle Creek), \
Shaffer &
.Johnsonburg
Johnsonburg,
First National Bank of Portland.
fice.
Legality approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
tonia.
;"
obligation
street improve-^
ment bonds offered June
3—vi
of Portland,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Alex. Brown
& Sons, R. S. Dickson & Co., First
of
Michigan Corporation, F. S.
Moseley & Co., Central Republic
Company, Gregory & Sons, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., Stranahan,
Harris &
Sale—The
Bond
able at the County Treasurer's
(J-D) payable at the
Savings Bank, of Lee-
185, p. 2503—were awarded to
the
par.;
eral
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Devine
J.
v.
inclusive.
1967
to
Ore.
Ontario,
of
and interest
& Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Blair & Co., Inc., the
C.
purchase
1958
from
15
obligation bonds offered May 27—
and
Principal
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Loan,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
of¬
1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1982 inclusive.
Principal
to
the
1959
from
1
June
on
inclusive.
Johnsonburg, Pa.
.
.
Bond Sale—The $27,500 general
Shuler &
$100,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on Jan.
Dated
bonds.
system
sewer
Feb. 15,
for
17
Due
proved
(P. O. Corvallis),
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on June
purchase of $27,-
17 for the
Sch.
District Clerk,
Margaret E.
—
.
(J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
Consol.
Bond Offering—W. L. Van
sealed
June
ney
•
Monday, June 10, 195.7
.
1,
June
interest
Oregon
Spears, Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
awarded
185, p. 2383—were
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
Offering
Bond
purchase of $275,r
bonds. .Dated
water
1983
to
Counties
Linn
Dist. No. 509A
Washingtonville, Ohio
improvement and extension
(limited tax) bonds offered June
4—v.
000
?-♦
Sch. Dist. No. 509CJ and Joint
purchase of $180,000 building bonds.
erage
to
A. Lenkaitis,
sealed
receive
will
and
Benton
June 25 for the
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
:
- -
OREGON
of Education,
bids
until
Clerk of the Board
from 1958 to
Interest M-N.
Due on Nov. 1
1957.
City.
Kansas
1957.
Bond Offering—L.
Dated May 15,
equipment bonds.
June 18 for the
•
Co.,
Ohio
$10,000 fire
of
City National Bank & Trust
the
& Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
(EST) on June 15
bids until noon
for
approved by Peck, Shaffer
;
.
sealed Strongsville Local School District,
receive
will
Clerk,
lage
«
Offering—Oran Post, Vil¬
Bond
a
.
.
(2722)
62
from
1972
Chancelor, S. Dak.
to
1
3.35s. Due Dec.
Bond
straat,
sealed
Offering—C.
Town
Clerk,
bids until 2 p
TT.
""
Hoogereceive
'ST)
on
Volume
185
Number
5645
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
June 10 fcr the purchase of $65,000
water
woTks
and
sewer
bonds.
Dated June
"1
from
Callable
and
1, 1957.
1959
Due
June
on
June 1, 1964. Principal
cn
interest
(J-D) payable at a:
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder;
proved by
Sioux
of
'
■
,
,
•'
■
Legality ap¬
& Danforth,
Danforth
'""
Falls.
Eagle Butte, S. Dak.
Bond
feale-^-The $21,000 muni¬
cipal building bonds offered May
;
W.
<
Stone, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 2;p.m. (EST) on
June 21 for the purchase of $100,000 sewer bonds;
Dated July 1,
Due
July 1 from 1957 to:
on
Bonds due in
and
are
thereafter
callable
1965
of
as
July
:
2,305,000 4s. Due
The
-
bonds
•'
"
of New York
the First National Bank,
or
Bristol,
option
of the
approved by
the
at
holder.
Legality
'Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
"
t
•
&
Austin.
1
Harris
May 28—v. 185,
awarded to
were
J.
Bondf Offering
for
p.
B.
road
Due
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
on
of $5,-
Dated
Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1982
of Dittmar &
and
Co., Russ & Co., Inc.,
Corp., Columbian
Corporation of Texas,
on
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
Bond
2384—were
composed
awarded
of
the
to
a
p.
group
National
First
1958
and
to
June 1
inclusive;
on
1977
$217,000
4V2S,
due
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
likes
T.
re¬
Bond
ceive
O tt
(EST)
chase
of
w
bids
June
cn
until
24
p.m.
the
for
2
pur¬
Rural School
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
bonds.
$1,000,000
March
on
e r n.
sealed
1 from
clusive.
Callable
1967.
r
F
i
1977 in¬
1958 to
of
as
March
Paso,
1957.
interest
(A-O)
n c
from
Principal
.payable
Co.,
1,
1958
and
the
at
Bank, of El Paso.
approved
by
McCall,
Legality
Parkhurst
&
Crowe, of Dallas.
Floresville,
Sale—An
Bond
electric
light
Texas
issue
and
of
$75,000
system
power
first mortgage revenue bonds was
Co., Chattanooga; or at the Ham¬
ilton National Bank, Chattanooga.
sold to Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago;
Due
J
'
v
'.J-
'
County (P. O.
■
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Sale —The $300,000 gen-,
Bond
eral
inclusive.
Interest
obligation
school
improve¬
185,
:
Bank of Memphis.
>"V; TEXAS'/
'■
School District (P. O. Baytown),
Texas ;
Agua Dulce Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
building bonds was sold to Russ
& Company, of San Antonio, as 4s
and
3V4S, at
•*
price of 100.02.
a
Alvarado, Texas
Sale —The Citizens State
Bond
Bank, Alvarado, purchased an is¬
sue
of $20,000 4j/2% water works
and
improvement and ex¬
sewer
tension
1958
1957.
interest
Due
July 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1977
to
Dated
bonds.
revenue
March 1,
payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, Dallas.
and
&
Parkhurst
a
McCall,
by
p.
group
Trust
First
Sale
<
June
5—
2611—were awarded to
composed of Mercantile
Company,
National
Louis;
Dallas;
St.
of
of
Bank,
First Southwest
Frederking; Lovett Abercrombie & Co.; City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Kansas City; Colum¬
bian
Securities
Corporation
of
Texas; Dittmar & Co.; Moroney,
Beissner & Co.; and Rotan, Mosle
^ Co., at a price of 100.02, a net
interest
of
cost
about
3.98%,
as
follows:
3%s.
from
Due
1958
1,630,000
to
Due
4s.
March
on
1
inclusive;
1965
March
on
1
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
from
on
Sale—A
Bond
group
composed
Baftk of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
New York,
Fenner & Beane,
Robert Winthrop
Co., and Dittmar & Co., was the
successful
bidder
(pursuant
to
&
the
of
bonds
offered
of
total
June 5—v. 185, p. 2611.
cn
group
the bords
$1,390,000
$2,000,000
for
terms)
bidding
bid
as
a
price of par for
3V2S. They mature on
July 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
Bland
Bond
purchased
4V4%
$15,000
at
a
an
school
price
of
issue
of
building
Dated
April 1 from
par.
April 1, 1957. Due on
■">=3
to 1971 inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Fed¬
1959
bonds
to
1996
in¬
callable.
are
Legality approved
Parkhurst & Crowe,
Bonds
Not
$350,000
ment
works
for
house
fered
were
185,
offered
2610—were
p.
re¬
jected.
5—v.
185,
to
a
2611—
p.
group
posed of Hudson, Stayart
Inc.;
Republic
National
com¬
& Co.,
Bank,
Dallas;
Fort
Worth
National
Bank, Fort Worth, and Fridley,
Hess &
Frederking.
No.
County Navigation District
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Tex.
1
Bond
■«
Sale—The
$2,325,000 im¬
provement bonds offered May 29
—v.
185, p. 2384—were awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed
of
Rowles, Winston & Co., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Stern Bros. &
Co., Columbian Securities Corpo¬
ration of Texas, Dewar, Robert¬
son
& Pancoast, A. E. Masten &
Co., Russ & Co., Burt; Hamilton
& Co., Inc., Moreland,^Branden¬
berger, Johnston & Currie, Moro¬
ney, Beissner & Co., Keith, Reed
& Co.; F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.,
Robert N. Barnes & Co., Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., and Muir
Investment Corp., at a price of
100.002, a net interest cost of
about 3.96%, as follows: •'*
.
$730,000 4s. Due
1964 to
April 1 from
on
1969
inclusive.
365,000 3%s. Due
on
April 1, 1970
on
San
School District No.
25
(P. O.
water
6—v.
p.
about
The*
—
$13,920,000
bonds offered June
2504—were awarded
3.78%,
from
follows:
as
3.80s.
1966
Due
1977
to
3%s.
1978
2,000,000
purchased
an
issue
of
$50,000 school building bonds at a
price of par, as follows:
$9,000 3%s.: Due
1958 to
10,000
4s.
1966
to
on
May 15 from
1965 inclusive.
Due
on
Other
May
15 from
1970 inclusive.
sold to Russ
& Co. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
was
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Southwest
Due
1982
to
3.80s.
Due
members
on
May
1
Texas State
Co.,
May
1
inclusive.
on
May
1,
of
the
&
&
Inc.;
Wells,
White
E.
F.
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Rand
Inc.;
&
issue.
of
June 1 from 1959
on
after
10
The
bonds
are
from date
years
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle..
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
-
office.
Treasurer's
r
Pierce
■,H
■
County, University Place
Teachers
Washington
■
The $213,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered June 5—v.
185, p. 2384—■
were sold to the State, as 3%s, at
a
price of par.
-
Bond
Sale
—
eral
Quincy, Wash.
Offering — Ruth Wall,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June
17
for the
purchase of $14,500
general obligation bonds. Dated
Bond
July 1, 1957.
Due
July 1 from
on
1959 to 1972 inclusive. Callable
on
and after five years
bonds
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
sold
was
tional
Bank
Dated
the
to
in
First
Dallas,
May 1, 1957. Due
from 1958 to
as
on
Na¬
3%s.
May 1
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-N) payable
at the above-mentioned bank. Le¬
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
& Gibson, of Austin.
County (P. O. Del Rio),
Bond
Sale—An
permanent
funding bonds
First
of
of
issue
$225,improvement re¬
was
sold to the
000
Texas
March
1,
Corp.,
1957.
3%s.
as
Due
on
1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gib¬
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
son,
VIRGINIA
Bond Sale
and
provement
June
offered
refunding
4—v.
to
awarded
were
185,.
a
issue. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Town Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
of Seattle.
Tacoma, Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$5,000,000 light
bonds offered
June 4—v. 185, p. 2384 — were
awarded to a group composed of
and power revenue
Blyth
Co.,
&
Blair & Co.,
Co., Glore,
Inc.,
Inc., Phelps, Fenn &
Forgan & Co., B. J.
&
C. Allyn
Co., A.
Witter
&
Van
of
Inc.,
Co.,
Dabney & Tyson, McLean & Co.,
V.
Hauser
Co.;
McDonald-
L.
Moore
&
Nicolaus &
Co., Stifel,
Co., Inc., and Stranahan, Harris
& Co., at a price of 98.007, a net
interest cost of about 4.29%, as
bonds
2612^—
p.
group
1959 to
im¬
on
Jan. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
4%s.
Due on Jan.
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive.
3,125,000
...
com¬
W. Craigie & vCo.,
Scott,
Horner
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner •& Beane,
Strader & Co., Inc., J. C. Wheat
posed
Ingen
& Co.,
Estabrook
&
Co.,
Weeden &
Co., J.
C.
Bradford & Co., Baxter & Co., the
Pacific Northwest Co., Townsend,
Dean
$1,875,000 4s. Due
The $970,000
—
from date of
follows:
Virginia Beach, Va.
F.
jr
c
l
&
Co., Mason-Hagan, Inc., Invest¬
Corporation
of
Norfolk,
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
lottesville, Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Inc., Edward G. Webb & Co., C.
F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Wyllie and
Thornhill, Mason & Lee, Inc., and
R. H. Brooke & Co., as 5s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
ment
& Co.; Andrews
Tripp & Co.; R.
Co.;
Hutton
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $200,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated
1
Jan.
Callable
of
terest
Co.; Wallace
Geruldsen & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Fridley, Hess & Fred¬
erking;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.; Park, Ryan, Inc.; Eman¬
uel,. Deetjen & Co.; Fulton, Reid
& Co.; Herbert J.
Sims & Co.,
Inc.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
Due on Jan.
1957.
1,
1972
to
1959
from
after
seven
issue.
inclusive.
years
Principal
from
in¬
This
and
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
(J-J)
County, Camas Sch. Dist.
No. 117 (P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 gen¬
your
Clark
eral obligation
4—v.
the
185,
p.
State,
as
bonds offered June
2504—were sold to
33/4s, at a price of
Ephrata, Wash.
Offering — Dorothy L.
Warrant
McKinnon,
ceive
City
sealed
(PST)
on
Clerk,
bids
June
chase of $170,000
until
will re¬
8
of cancer? You
Local Improve¬
Le¬
Americans who get cancer
Pend
Oreille
County
Public
Hospital District No. 1 (P. O.'
Newport), Wash.
Bond Offering—Sadie L. Halstead, Secretary
of < the Board of
this
3 will die because science
still has
no cure
for them. It will
take lots of research to find that
cure.
Pitch in and
generous
to
help. Send
check right
"Cancer" in
care
7 warrants.
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Rosy? Free
hope! But
hoping isn't enough. Of every 6
p.m.
19 for the pur¬
future
How does it look?
year,
par.
man
is looking into
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
ment District No.
&
will
receive
(PST) on
Comptroller,
City
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Treasurer's
inclusive.
on
Stone & Co.; Francis I.
Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Hayden,
Due
inclusive.
College (P. O. San Marcos), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
auditorium and laboratory school
building
improvement
revenue
date
syndi¬
cate:
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler;
First
Southwest Co.;
Wood,
Struthers & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Bache & Co.;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
duPont
1982
to
callable
WASHINGTON
a
syndicate headed by Drexel
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., and
Bear, Stearns & Co., at a price
of 100.008, a net interest cost of
D.
Sale—The State Board of
Education
funding bonds
Antonio, Texas
revenue
185,
Hospital
1, 1957.
Bellingham, Wash.
Bond Offering—Alfred B. Loop,
to
&
McQueeney), JTexas
Texas
Bond-Sale—An issue of $85,000
fire
station
equipment and re¬
1977 inclusive.
Sale
Bond
000
4.99%.
1,230,000 4s. Due
1972 to
(PST) on
purchase of $230,bonds. Dated June
June 24 for the
April 1 from
and 1971.
Baxter
Guadalupe County Consolidated
municipal
March 1 from 1958 to
Nueces
3,670,000
$750,000 court
improvement
bonds
of¬
June
of
$200,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
Sale—The
awarded
purchase
the
improve¬
bonds
revenue
June 4—v.
the
17 for
Texas
Sold—Bids
water
will receive
until June
Laredo, Texas
1983 and 1984.
Bond
Bond
Sale—The State Board of
Education
reve¬
the
A-O.
McCall,
from
Independent School District
(P. O. Greenville), Texas
bond?
Interest
bv
from
The
clusive.
March 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Gregg County (P. O. Longview),
of the First National City
1
$8,250,000
Texas
The
Oct.
on
Independent School District,
Texas
to
&
$370,000
.
$311,-
Housing
sold
was
of
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
Co.; Fridley, Hess
&
1966 to
Austin
$2,000,000
offered
1,630,00 4s. Due
Crowe, of Dallas.
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The
—
bonds
185,
v.
(J-J)
approved
Legality
Bond
school
V'•
&
Consolidated Indep.
Creek
Goose
2384—were awarded to the First
National
Legality
by Gibson,'. Spence
Gibson, of Austin.
approved
ment bonds offered June 3—v.
p.
J-J.
i
Lawrence
v.
Dated May 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1958 to 1967
coast, as 3%s.
on
Student
bonds
bids
Val Verde
National
State
1,
National Bank & Trust
1
issue
eral
was
Dated April
April
on
&
2%%
nue
$475,000
bonds
Stewart
inclusive.
1965
to
S.
3s.
as
Due
i p a 1
and interest
(M-S) payable at Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City;
American
Harold
to
El
of
and-jail
Sale—An
of Dallas.
El Paso County (P. O. El Paso),
T exas
courthouse
Thrasher, County Jucige, wilb
on
1987, incl.
200,000 street improvement
v
bonds, as 4V4S.
Memphis, First Ameri¬
can
National Bank, of Nashville,
and J. C. Bradford & Company. > '
County (P. O,
Chattanooga), Tenn.
bonds:
sewer
June 1 from 1978 to
Bank, of
Hamilton
Bond
000
$375,000 water and
school
May 31—v. 185,
College of Technology
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
Moreland,
Brandenberger,
Currie, as follows:
from
Sale—The $300,000
offered
bonds
Lamar State
Johnston &
,Schulenburg, Texas
City Secretary,
San Marcos,
receive
Commissioners,, willreceive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Sch. Dist. No. 83 (P. O. Tacoma),
Bond Offering—Mrs. Annie Ot-
ten,
Bruce,
will
the purchase
1, 1957.
to
S.
—
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Auditor,
000.000
group composed
a
Texas
•
63
'
sealed
County (P. O. Houston), (
June 27
bonds
2503—
inclusive.
•Legality approved
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of
by
sealed bids until 9
Sale—The $575,000
offered
1991
County
Eagle Pass, Texas
Bond
to
Parkhurst
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
-
1975
Sept. 1;
Legality ap¬
by
proved
Fayetteville, Term.
'
'
Interesti J-D.
dated
M-S.
$158,000 4%s, due
-
from
*
Sept. 1, 1980
on
are
Interest
1956.
Securities
City,
j
May 15 from
on
1982 inclusive.'
to
the
Muir Investment
in
'
1971
for
■■
National City Bank,
1
31,000 4l/£s. Due
■
"V. '
*
-
1, 1964.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
•
'
-
Bids
—
and 1981.
Bristol, Term.
Offering — Albert
1972 inclusive.
Sold
165,000 *3%s. Due Sept. 1, 1963. '
3,625,000 4Y4S.
Due on Sept. 1
j from 1964 to 1979 inclusive. '
*
1954.
'Texas-'
.
'
1962.
.
Bond
* •
Not
^
185, p. 2503—were awarded
'to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 4^s.
)
■
\v
.
31—v.
TENNESSEE T
Indep. School District,
Inc.; Taylor & Co.; Dreyfus & Cor;
Emerson & Co.;
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Barcus,
The bonds are dated May 15,
$1,175,000 unlimited tax school 1957. Interest M-N.
Bonds due in Kindred & Co.; Townsend, Dabhouse
bonds offered June 3—v.
1976 and thereafter are callable ney & Tyson; Field, Richards &
185, p. 2611—were rejected.
as of May 15, 1975.
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rod¬
Dallas, Texas
Harlandale Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex. man &
Bond Sale—Rauscher, Pierce &
Renshaw; John Small &
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co. recently purchased an issue
$120,000 Co^ Inc.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
of $6,250,000 Airport Maintenance 4%% school house bonds was sold Inc.; Lovett Abercrombie & Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Granbery,
Base revenue bonds at a price of to Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
and
Russ
&. Co/," Inc., 'jointly; Marache & Co.; and Harrington
par, as follows: <
/„.
>
Dated June 15, 1957. Due on June
& Co.
$155,000 3 Vzs.
Due on Sept. l,;
15
"*
Bonds
inclusive.
1977
to
Corsicana
(2723)
a
now
of your
local Post Office.
American Cancer Society
f
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
64
j
.
.
Monday, June 10, 1957
.
(2724)
$560,000 3Vis. Due on June 1
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
WISCONSIN
,
Appleton, Witt.
'
Sale—The $400,000 sewer
Bond
bonds
2384—were
ter
&
Co.,
185, p.
June 4—v.
offered
awarded to Dean Wit¬
and Rodman
shaw, jointly, as
& Ren-
follows:
$120,000 3%s. Due on June
1953 to 1963 inclusive.
1 from
280,000 3 Vis. Due on June
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
1 from
Wis.
Beaver Dam,
Bond
Sale —The
$820,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds
20—v. 185, p.
offered June
2504—were awarded
from
260,000 312S. Due on June 1
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
from
East
Troy (Village), East Troy,
Troy, Lafayette and Spring Prairie
(Towns) Joint School District No. 1
(P. O. East Troy), Wis.
Bond
a
1977
as
a
•
•
with
Bond
eral
fered
were
Due on June 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
Wyo.
Sale—The $215,000
obligation
June
4
sewer
—
v.
185,
(J-D) payable at a bank
and
p.
of¬
The
Commission.
fering will consist of (a) $34,919,gen¬
bonds
of-;
2384
sinking fund debentures due
000
in
—
awarded to Kirchner, Orms-
bee &
Securities
the
varying
1967,
1962,
Weisner, Inc.
and
1987
CANADA
1958-1977,
rates,
ONTARIO
amounts
(b)
July
on
1977,
1972,
1982
$4,453,000
due
debentures
ment
install¬
July
1,
Interest
inclusive.
and
redemptions
1,
and
offering
prices will be fixed immediately
'
of Chicago.
-
of Metropolitan
f
prior to the sale of the debentures
Toronto (P. O. Toronto), Ont.
$39,372,000 Debentures Filed scheduled on or about June 26,
Municipality
The
1957.
will
offering
derwritten
be
un¬
by a group headed by
Harriman Ripley
& Co. Incorpo¬
rated and The Dominion Securi¬
ties
Corporation.
Principal of and interest on the
debentures
will
be
payable
in
York
New
funds.
Laramie,
group
follows:
7
,
Exchange
receive sealed
(CDST) on June
24 for the purchase of $725,000
school building bonds. Dated June
(Province
was * filed
Metropolitan Toronto
of
Ontario, Canada)
as
Offering—John J. Rogers,
interest
bonds offered
2384 — were
& Co.
p.
Halsey, Stuart
June
bids until 8 p.m.
to
to
WYOMING
District Clerk, will
1, 1957.
185,
—v.
Offering—
Public
registration statement cover¬
ing a proposed offering of $39,372,000 principal amount of de¬
bentures of The Municipality of
33iS, at a price of 100.03,
basis of about 3.74%.
Inc.,
composed of the First
National Bank of Chicago, Robert mutually acceptable to the Dis¬
W. Baird & Co., Milwaukee Com¬ trict and the purchaser, or at the
pany, and Old National Bank, of State Bank of East Troy. Legality
Beaver Dam, at a price of 100.125,
approved by Chapman & Cutler,!
a net interest cost of about 3.36% „
to
building
3
June
awarded
for
A
;Bond
nicipal
SEC
With
Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
Sale — The $225,000 mu¬
:
City in United States
-
Net
/.
,
the financ¬
ing will be applied by the Mu¬
nicipality principally to schools,
waterworks, local improvements,
roads and sewage, parks and rec¬
reation and municipal buildings.:
The Municipality of Metropoli¬
tan
proceeds from
Toronto is
federation of 13
a
municipalities
in
the
Toronto
Metropolitan area for certain fi¬
nancial
■'
.
other
and
Sale—J.
Debenture
&
purposes.
Niagara' Fallsy Ontario
" -
t
L.
Graham
purchased $1,046,000
various
purposes
deben¬
Ltd.
Co.,
5%%
tures, mafering; Iri 5j
15, and
10,
instalments.
20
Tweed, Ontario
Sale—J.
Debenture
Graham
L.
Co.,'Ltd.^ purchased an issue
of $87,000 6% public school de¬
bentures,'., maturing from 1968 to
&
1977. inclusive.
sold
Village
The
$50,000 debentures to local resi¬
dents, to mature from 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
Flamborough Township, Ont.
Sale — An issue of
West
Debenture
school addition de¬
$38,000 6V4%
Great Northern
Log-istics
and Canadian Bank
at a price
99.50. Due on June 1 from 1958
&
Ltd.,
Co.,
Commerce, jointly,
of
of
inclusive.
to 1977
While
we
consider ourselves pretty
Great Northern
bulky lumber
serves some
we
Girardville, Quebec
the Douglas fir
issue of $12,000
Bond Sale—An
;•
improvement bonds was sold
Credit. Angjo r Francais, Ltd.,
really scintillate,
5^s, ai
of the richest lumber pro¬
a price of 94.03,
about 6.35%.- Dated
of
1957. Due
ducing areas in the continental United States—the vast for¬
!
stands of Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
-
as
basis
a
on
-'
Iberville, Quebec
;
v
to
May -1.
May 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive.
pine in northern California and Oregon,
ests of Ponderosa
!
Quebec
handy at the job of
transporting manufactured merchandise like television
sets and washing machines, when it comes to moving
billions of board feet of
Graham
bentures was sold to J. L.
Sale—Ap issue of $675,500
to
Bond
and the
productive pine stretches of western Montana.
improvement bonds was sold
Credit
Interprovincial, Ltd.,
We're
pleased to report that this business looks like a
5
perpetually active one because the operators now follow
the very best reforestation practices.
*
and lumber field
are
inclusive.-.
E. N. Duncan, Directory
Industrial and Agricultural Deuel-
,,
Board,
Knowlton Protestant School
opportunities in the timber
growing. For information write:
ph June 1 from 1958 to
"f,
Due
.
Commercial and industrial
as
Vzs, at a price of 93.69, a basis of
about 6.18%;<Dated June 1, 1957.
'V«.*
Quebec
>
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issue
Sale—An
.Bond
$146,-
of
bonds was sold to La
Maisop Bienvenu,, Ltd.; and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., joint¬
ly,-as 5s; at-a price of 94.90, a
basis "of about 6.49%. Dated June
000 building
opmenty Great Northern Railway, St. Paul J, Minnesota.
1,. 1957.; Due. on June 1 from 1958
1977 inclusive. Interest J-D.
to
Commission,
of
forest products. In our own tie-treating plants,
we processed 766,456 new ties in 1956. And by
Great Northern itself is a
this time every one
School
Quebec *
Riviere-Des-Praires
Can You Tie This?
tremendous
user
Bond Sale—An issue
^improvement
of $125,0
bonds wa
sold
to
Credit' Interprovincial,
Ltd., at a price of 96.89, a net in¬
terest'cost of about 6.29%, as fpl-l
school
has found its place—as a re¬
placement on the roadbed. Constant maintenance
and repair of the railway is a Great Northern
policy. It costs plenty, but in terms of efficient
service to our shippers it's worth every cent. For
information on fast, modern freight movement
write W. E. Nicholson, General Freight Traffic
lowsr:.r;
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""•I960'"to
Mgr., Great Northern Railway, St. Paul l,Minn.
Theibonds;
St: Jerome
Remember! You go great when
..',"V.
Great Northern —on the
incomparable Empire Builder.
you go
P. G. Holmes, Passenger Traffic Mgr.,
Great Northern
Ry., St. Paul 1, Minn.
June
dated
are
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School Commission,
Quebec
'Bond Sale—An issue of
building
from;
inclusive.
1967
195?;;':
For information or reservations write
1958;
$66,000 S^s. Due on June 1,
„and 1959. '
*
59,000 5^4S. Due on June 1
$490,00C
bonds was sold to J. F.
Sjmard & Co., Ltd., as 5%s, at ?
of 97.56, a basis of aboul
price
5.97%. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due oi
Jan.
1
from
1958
1977
to
sive.
3-
inclu¬
•
11
Shipton, Quebec
.
j
'
Sale—An issue of $65,00f
Bond
school building
bonds was sold
t<j
Belanger, Inc., as 5V2S, at a pried
of 98.20, a basis of about 5.98%
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on Jun<
1
1958
from
to
Waterloo Roman
inclusive.
1967
Catholic Schools
Quebec
Sale—An issue of $80,00
Bond
improvement ' bonds
53/4%
on
wa
Wood, Gundy & Co. Du
June 15 from 1958 to 1977 i
sold
to
elusive;'
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