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MONDAY
U°?8SK
ISSUE
JUN
c
•
Reg. U. 8
Volume
Number
135
5647
New York
General
i {'
Pat. Office
7, N. Y., Monday, June 17, 1957
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL!- INSURANCE
-
Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, 111.—New Product
to
company
,
available .June
made
help
13
ihc
to
major
-the
manage
This heart disease each
medical
killer
available
new
by this
diseases—
.'ton of the inner
Abbott's
all
among
In This Issue
ds
se<
to the death of more than 200,000
called "Saff," contains oil pressed from the
the safflower, long used as a food in India and various parts
of
Stock Exchange
handle
'Saff" contains 46%
a
New York
lias less than 5%
It
New York Stock
American
unsaturated
fatty acid.
Because it is compatible with most liquids,
well
beverages as
common
as
number
a
"Saff"
of
be mixed with
can
foods.—V.
185,
(Stocks)
Aeolian
below.-*—V.
Co.
176,
1693.
p.
Exchange
meetings held
directors
Corp. and Aeolian
April
on
piano enterprises,
Pacific
Aeolian
American
under
v
*
"This
Aeolian
The
formal
voted
Co.,
American
approval
to
Piano
'
the name Aeolian
addition,
the
it
will take
Greater
the American P.ano
by
A
digest of plan of
American
Co.,
the
and,
capital
value
par
each)
of
(500,000 shares,
The
stock
<bt
7^1
Aeolian
new
will be
it
two
signed
is
planned
the
American
par
as
with
Corp.
(5,000
State and
for
stock;
A
each
and
American
Foreign
(at
share of
one
new
Piano
Corp.:
(at
shares
4Vs
To stockholders of Aeolian American;
(3i
of
Piano,
Aeolian
shares
no
is
American
the
of
shares of capital stock
owned
merged
Corp.
shares of its
for
share,
it was announced on June 11 by William O'Neil, Presi¬
dent of The General Tire & Rubber Co., majority stock¬
holder of the rocket producing facility.
None of the
holdings of General Tire in Aerojet-General was in¬
volved in the placement.
Negotiated by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. and Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, the
sale by Aerojet-General of this common stock sets Gen¬
eral Tire's ownership of Aerojet-General at 87.6%.
Mr.
ance
O'Neil
that the placement agreement includes assur¬
that General Tire will not consent to the conversion of presently
reported
Aerojet-General
outstanding
preferred
stock
into
shares.
common
also stated
that General Tire has agreed to vote for a split in
Aerojet-General's common on "at least a lC-lor-1 basis" within a year.
The new funds, Mr. O'Neil stated, will be added to the subsidiary's
working capital.
He
that
added
He
its
sales
fiscal
current
of
year
Aerojet-General
for
the
first
with
$65,553,158
were
net
earnings
five
months
after
of
taxes
This compares with sales of $49,626,120 and
earnings of SI.,324,931 for the previous comparable period.
to $1,388,850.
amounting
net
Juneau Gold Mining Co.—To
Alaska
Diversify—
A
company
ing a railroad equipment company, a mining firm, a guided missile
coihpany, an aviatioh equipment firm and an electronics firm, the
should
be
announced
in
the
next
has
Porthouse
been
elected
director,
a
it
was
announced
21 by William H. Coleman, Board Chairman.
He
replaces
Taplin who recently accepted appointment as Assistant to the
May
Frank
President
of
the
Oil
is
Ohio,
A
City
of
director
Porthouse
is
directorships
and
the
713.
Rubber
Glass
the
of
G.'
A.
also
Michigan
Co.
and
Chartor
a
and
director
Harcort
Pa.
director
a
Foundation,
Spalding
Chairman
include
and
of
two
Ravenna,
Manufacturing
Ohio,
Co.,
and
Co., Oil City,
Vice-President
and
a
complete
laboratory to carry on
earlier this year to utilize the
and experience of the Allied
chemical processing and metal fabri¬
Kennecott Copper Corp.
complementary technological resources
Corp. and
and
Kennecott
organizations
185,
cating.—V.
p.
in
2321.
covering
with
In accordance
proposes
than
35%
such
of
the
of
Sport
Plating
&
&
the
Fred
Arbogast
Houston,
Bros.,
Inc.,
Executive
Co.,
Akron,
Texas.
its employees stock purchase
the
Sales
and
highs
for
enues
Canteen Co.
earnings
for
the 24
Chicopee,
Committee.
Mass.,
His
Gross
and option plans,
offer nor less
than
the
figures
of America—Earnings Up—
the first 24 weeks of the year were
Consolidated sales and operating rev¬
for
company.
weeks ended
March
in the similar
figures
American
16
came
to $50,730,403,
compared
Earnings lor the 24 weeks
1956 period.
on
sales
and
earnings
for
the
28
week3
en
Mr.
service
other
United
Express.
terms
by
and
American
not
filed
and
of
material fact in that it falsely
important part in the organ¬
acquisition of its assets and may
a
took
an
the
174,
185.
p.
•
,
payable
of
five cents
quarter
record
June
share
per
The
each.
cents
20
first
over
the
quarter
two previous 1957
dividend
was
paid
dividend is payable July
to share¬
i
14.
earn¬
year.
1510.
'
all
of
guided
chemical
has formed a
products used
its
in
fuels section to handle
manufacture of fuels for
the
other applications,
according
F, Francis, .Vice-President in
missiles
and
by William J.
to
an
charge
'
section
new
esttblished
was
because
of
increased
AP&CCs
of
Issues New Booklet—
A
has
complete
products catalogue
by this corporation.
Moving Service—
and
12-page
issued
been
informational
booklet
includes a description, properties and applications of
nearly 70 chemicals marketed under the company's Ttona trademark.
Among
major product groups
included in the booklet are boron
chemicals,
soda products,
potassium compounds, bromines, lithium
The
catalogue
brochure also
chemicals
agricultural chemicals and
rocket
includes information
developmental
in
fields
missile
and
stages,
well
as
on
which
as
newer
are
other
refrigerants.
lithium
finding
and boron
interest
industrial
in
the
processes.-
-
Announces Two New Products—
corporation has begun production of two new products—lithium
The
perchlorate and lithium nitrate—for use
such
chemicals
propellants. As
pyrotechnics.
The
company
chlorate
and
chemicals
chlorate
missiles
On
oxygen
in
which
which
Nev.,
San
the
weight
oxidants,
also
they
it
in high energy fuels applica¬
was
oxidants
may
announced
to
on
provide
be used
June
oxygen
flares
in
7.
for solid
and other
manufactures two oxidants, ammonium per¬
perchlorate, at Its Henderson, Nev., electrothe only domestic producer of ammonium per¬
being widely used as the oxidizer in rockets and
already
It
is
is
Air Force, Navy, and Army.
basis both of the lithium compounds
content—about
lithium
both
are
potassium
plant.
by
a
and missiles,
rockets
as
two
nitrate.
makes
them
It
of
have
Texas,
cals, Inc.—V.
185, p.
high
this
corporation .is a basic producer of perchlorate* at
and also of lithium at both its Trona, Calif., plant
Antonio.
a
in lithium perchlorate and nearly 70%
property, according to AP&CC officials,
interest in the propellant field.
60%
is
Henderson,
and at the
Chemi¬
plant of its subsidiary, American Lithium
2210.
inaugurated
terms
will
be
States
President
Tne
Express Co.—Overseas
and Aero Mayflower Transit Co. on May 31 announced
extension
of
their
overseas
moving service, seven months
they
the
with
was
chemicals for such fuels.
These include ammonium
and
potassium
perclilorate from
the company'3 Henderson, Nev.,
plant,
and
boron
and
lithium
chemicals being produced, at the
AP&CC Los Angeles plant for such application.
ed
company
first
that
sales.
tions
and the 32 weeks ended May 11, 1957 Increased over the pre¬
vious year, it was announced by Nathaniel Leverone, Chairman of the
Board.—V. 185, p. 607.
after
asserts
complied
circular
4 declared a third quarter dividend of 25
Oct, 1 to shareholders of record 8ept. 16.
June
on
corporation
sale
The
the
13
This
offering
in
and
the second
185, p.
The
$1,214,966, compared with $1,103,420 for the same period last year.
Preliminary
April
American
Rautbord, President, attributed the increase to higher
during
the
first
six months of
tne
company's
fiscal
production
oiler
the market price on the date of the
price.—V. 185, p. 713.
Automatic
Under
Fishing Institute, Washington, D. C.,
Stamping Cc., Grand Rapids.—V. 185,
of
of
The
record
not
were
above.—V.
Co.
announcement
of
of its common stock to certain of its
employees, pursuant to certain terms and conditions and at a price not
the
of
A
products, clectrochemicals,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 11,
119.162 shares of its common stock without par value.
Til is company
company
1954,
609.
p.
increase
and
This
.American Brake Shoe Co.—Registers With SEC—
1957,
26„
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—New Unit Formed
When in
operation the initial unit will employ about 500 people. For the
time being the company's headquarters will be at Syracuse, N. Y.
Allied-Kennecott Titanium Corp. was formed by Allied Chemical &
Dye
Jan.
G.
The
University.
President
is
Pvramid
concerns,
He
Princeton
Porthouse
Mr.
April 1
holders
Corp.—Affiliate to Build—
include
public
On
Commission
"promoter"; and (2) American General and Robert
and Director, were enjoined on April 20-, 1955, by
of New Jersey from engaging in and continuing
and
practices in connection with the sale of secu¬
a
share,
dividends
49
full
were
R.
will
the
research and development for the new company.
program of
with $47,491,365
Alco Oil & Chemical Corp., Cleveland, O.—New Dir.—
C.
Clearings
labor.
installation
question
permanent.
from registration
offerings of securi¬
Court
179,
an
rockets,
new
to
amount.
statement
L.
Joe
company
is
forgings and billets, according tc Raymond Largent, Vice-President and
Project Manager.
The new plant site, which is a few miles outside of Wilmington, con¬
sists of 1,500 acres with about two miles of frontage on the Cape Fear
River.
Chosen after study of several possibilities the location offers
low cost water
transportation, a good supply of cooling water and
The
the
on
made
President
per
This
52
with
consultant
acquisition of any one of which
couple ox weeks.—V. 183, p. 2893.
on
The
cents
the
a
or-
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—Div. Increased—
Federal
Wilmington, N. C., has been selected by Allied-Kennecott Titanium
as the site for its multimillion dollar plant to produce titanium
ample skilled
respect
in
with
required
company
cofidiret
Corp.
greater
is reported to be attempting to diversify its operations.
an option to buy a
100,000 share stake in Alaska
'Juneau at $3.25 a share, said that the company is presently consider¬
The
of
52
Allied Chemical & Dye
the
untrue
an
that
Aeolian
See
51
ings
33,500
per
request,
exemption
the Commission
Regulation
the
Superior
—V.
placed
(par $10) at $225
with
$300,000
that
considered
Jones,
S,
Pri¬
Act
conditional
,
of
present
Stock
Tex.—
American Piano Corp.—Merger Effective—
185.
Common
privately
has
stock
common
Sells
—
p,
Banks
.
Bank
of
of
of
certain
American
and
issued
174,
Course
a
notification
a
in
rities.—V.
51
....
Statement
hearing,
upon
be vacated
should
suspension order,
represents
11
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund NoticesThe
east
59
Member
of
for
provides
Securities
contain
to
C.
System
Condition
miles
700
some
failed to file the required semi-annual reports reflect¬
the
sale
of
stock
pursuant
to
the
exemption.
Furthermore,
according to the order
(1) American General's notification appears
all the capital
as
Co.
be
auuaicuu.— v.
corporation
vately—This
will
company
of Aeonaa
Aerojet-General
Inasmuch
Aeolian
by
Rates
Statement
Reserve
Reserve Banks
ing share of present American Piano class B stock.
stock
Exchange
Sea
,
v
,
company
the
City Bond Offerings...
Combined
of
outstanding share of present American Piano,
2>* shares of new common for each outstand¬
<b|
Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared and Payable
*
.
ing
General Corporation & investment News.-Cover
autbor-
an
shares, $50
$500,000 par valhe
value
common.
of
the
Miscellaneous Features
Federal
stockholders
Stock Prices
its
In
General,
37
Aeolian
A
exceeding
conditions
37
37
Condition
Co.,
47
37
preferred
To
46
Connecticut
a
operation.
and Exchange Commission, it was announced on June
an
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A ex¬
suspension
filed
ization
into
merged
the
proposing the offer¬
pursuant to such an exemption, of 1,000,000 shares of its com¬
mon
stock, not for cash, but for oil, gas and mineral leases having
an
alleged value not to exceed $100,000.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
follows:
as
Aeolian Co.:
Section.
Markets
the
not
be
be
existence
,<
household
will
of
Mayflower
of
end
agents in Tripoli to handle the
also to utilize the port facilities
Mediterranean
2321.*
p.
at the U. S.
ing,
Co."
Aeonan
will
in
$250,000
issued
43
Transactions American
retail
six
ties
37
each
common
class
p.
has
on
opportunity
the
Regulation
under
SEC Index of
previously oper¬
an
whether
General
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
outstanding share of present Aeolian Co. preferred; and
shares of new common for each outstanding share of present
for
(2)
Aeolian
the
of
area
new 6%
preferred stock and
value $1 each i of common stock.
par
stock
new
ine
American
continuing
name
To stockholders of
(1)
t.ini
follows:
consisting of
stock
the (operations
Metropolitan
vides
issued
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
here¬
as
has
42
Stock Exchange—Curb
The new merged
Corp.
American
rp.
c.
Aeolian
company
undef the
corporation
ized
merger
Piano* and
merged
over
York
New
-
of
shipments
Express.
10,
41
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Securities
;
Toronto
which became effective June 1, 1957, brings together
corporate roof
three old-time piano companies
In
ated
,
Express
In
,
shipments
emption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
to a public offering of
securities by this company.
The order pro¬
41
Exchange
Stock
v.
.
The
.
strong
in
Y.
stores
"
•
outgoing
American
General Oil & Gas Co., Houston,
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
...
Canadian Stock Exchange
tofore, will concentrate its manufacturing activities at East Rochester,
N.
families
TripolL
are
confident
France, other
scope of their
38
Toronto
'
■
.
Stock
Montreal
of
plan
a
W. Lee White, Board Chairman of
and President of American Piano Corporation,
Corp.
will carry
company
their
and
American
Stock
40
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
three long-established and closely
which, for many years, have been closely affiliated.
i
boards
the
forces
Success of the operation dur¬
38
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
respectively,
17,
;•
,
merger,
one
May
Stock
armed
,
Sea-Van-Tote
Bengasi.,
38
Exchange.
Coast
S.
prompted
(
38
Stock Exchange..
Midwest
announcement,
this
making
stated—'•
of
American Corp.
and
related
.
and
recapitalization of these
merger
In
17
stockholders
the
and
Stock
Detroit
-3.
'
Aeolian Co., New York—Merger Effective—
At
of
*
the U.
and Germany.
;;
.v. *
time,
located
of Tripoli.—V. 184,
17
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Stock
Boston
2209.
p,
Aeolian American Corp.—Merger Effective—
See
1
all
shipments.
of
33
non-essential
linoleic acid, an essential unsaturated fatty acid.
saturated fatty acid and less than 13% oleic acid,
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
*
of
S.
months
29
all
s
the U.
;
American
Page
:
.of Europe.
♦
members
six
At
Tripoli,
all
incoming and
furnishings will be
handled by
Stock and Bond Quotations
the arteries.
of
coat
all
operation.
compound,
new
to
past
the extension into
Officials of
Mayflower and American Express now
that before long they
will be able to bring England,
European countries and, in time, the Far East within the
or one death in every seven.
A form of
it is characterized by a thickening and fatty degenera-
^arteriosclerosis,
.
year leads
the
ing
profession
in the United States,
\ persons
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
moving between
unique
a
atherosclerosis.
,
a
Corporation and Investment News
A thistlelike herb provides the essential ingredient for
compound
$1..25
j
RAILROAD
\
17)957
of
The
the program.
extended
agreement,
house-to-house
moving
offered to all military families moving between the
of
the
and Tripoli,
it was announced
Mayflower and Ralph T. Reed,
U.
original
S.
Department
agreement,
of
signed
Defense
last
by John Sloan Smith.
President of American
has approved the
October,
made
the
American
62,102,590
—V.
185,
p.
2321."
Sales Up—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
S
contract.
service
Stores Co.—Current
Period End. May 25—
$
1957—8 Wks.—1956
$
*
57,042,285 122,801,863 110,193,993
Chronicle .7
The Commercial and Financial
2
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2798)
«•
.
,
such
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—'
Amer!c$j>*Toba«co Co. (&
,
245,199,000 251.015,000
fedevart7xe7VnTnVom;::::::::---—
income
Net
19d6
^^57
Eivled'Mar, 31—
Quarter
Pnips
10.133,000
s>J..pz
1
made
New York,
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields Ltd. (England)—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration statement
with the SEC on June 12, 1957, covering 60,000 American depositary
receipts for ordinary registered stock of Anglo-Ecuadorian.
With
Railway
expenses
oper.
77,936
-
185, p. 2442.
•
'$666,492
$609,920
$208,067
52,588
Inc.
—V.
2,463,151
2,593,615
611,736
$172,678
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper.-
1957—4 Mos.—195G
$3,203,535 $3,129,643
1957—Month—1956
$819,803
$826,173
653,495
revenue--
oper.
Net
Net
inc.—
railway oper.
—V.
185,
2211.
p.
i
175,977
,
shares of
50,000
Registration
—
'/77:7
In
interest
high
established the service facility to stimu¬
radiation processing. According to M. R.
energy
in
interest
logical
Jeppson,
President, many organizations with a
radiation
effects
are
deterred
from
initiating
work
experimental
they are relUKtant to invest in a source of radiation without
some
preliminary experimental justification.'
; .
/
The
corporation owns and operates the Center.
Therefore, user3
can
devote
their
energies
exclusively to planning,
executing and
because
experimental work itself.
Although tin? corporation
planning experimental programs to the extent-desired,
no obligation
to divulge results or even the nature
the
experiments.
More complex experiments
are
conducted by
user's own technical staff, but many groups merely send prepared
the
evaluating
of
the
under
are
Center
Service
Tne
for
commercial
The
are
leased
be
can
company's offices
located
are
With
on May 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,296 fjhares of capital stock (par $D and 71 shares of class
$1>, both to be offered at $8.55 per share, pursuant to
previous options. No underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to
be used for working capital.—V. 184, p. 2833.
The
(par
Coast Line
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$15,041,054 $14,836,071 $59,552,680 $61,484.83 }
11,073.978
11,946,938
46,948.603
48,627,197
operations—
$3,367,076
$2,889,133
inc.—
822,444
737,394
railway
—V.
185,
oper.
—V.
185,
;
nlant"
to plaoe
standby
produc¬
the
corporation
of
plus
its
5%
Co.,
sinking
2442.
.
record
12
Mass.—V.
Merchandising,
July
on
185,
May 25
(par 50 cents
the
p.
right
to
1,
i,
1968
the
$334,-
next,
100 %
at
Old
Colony
142.
Inc.—Stock
May 29 offered to its
for
Offering
subscribe
The
stockholders
common
on
or
before
81,577 additional shares of common stock
at $3.50 per share on the "basis of one new
underwritten
2.52053
by
shares
held.
White
Stevens,
&
The
offering was
McClure, Inc., of
Tampa, Fla.. and associates.
PROCEEDS—The
sale
of
the
general
0
order:
Approximately
$75,000 to -the discharge of certain obligations and
mortgages;
approximately $40,000 to increase the inventory
cigarettes and other merchandise for use in the vending machines;
approximately $25,000 for the development and manufacture of
a
chattel
of
new
of
electric vending machine;
vending
new
working
machines,
capital
needs
CAPITALIZATION
,
approximately $85,000 for the acquisition
and
of
the
GIVING
TO
underwriter
and
issue
to
be
used
PRESENT
for
secondary
White
&
McClure,
-
Outstandir.g
2.500.000 shs.
unsubscribed
immediate
FINANCING
Authorized
(par 50c >
UNDERWRITERS—Stevens,
the
balance
corporation.
EFFECT
,
Common stock
of
the
185.
287,195 sh.i.
Inc.,
the
principal
will purchase the
portion
existing stockholders in the following
White
McClure.
&
French & Crawford,
First
Florida
J.
Herbert
30%
I_~Z
~
1
2
_I_HZ"_
Inc
Wulbern,
Evans
Inc.i
Inc
Investors,
Pierce, Carrison,
Inc
& Co
BUSINESS—The
corporation
was
organized
as
Gulf
Machines. Inc., under the laws of the State of Florida
The
principal
Tampa,
Fla.
office
and
warehouse
Such
is
located
at
on
107
25%
185, u. 482.
'
$150,000 Backlog-
W-. :7%- .'V.y >}.-;% 2 v
Tajnall
has' been licensed to
that' uses photdelastlc'' "methods-"' Or
,
IV tias also acquired rights ,to jirotixice
7?^->-tf-
,ir.
period,
invention
French
a
„
experimentaly'str^s''analysis,-
Vice-President, on
11 months ended
for the
Phoenb:vHle, iPa:'7ifbr'its
7plant7in
headquarters
which
how
is
also
Somd manufacture is being
equippedsfor.-i>foductio^rGf;t)onie itenis.
Commission on June 13 announced the
sub-contracted' to meet ^delivery dates,
issuance of an order pursuant to Section
19(a) (4) of the securities
in the meantime, Tatnall continues to seek out other products which
Exchange
Act of 1934, suspending trading on the American Stock .
it can acquire,, as weli as - to develop -new Tt.eis - oi its owu.-^v2 185,
Exchange in the $1 par capital stock of this corporation for a further
p. 715.•• -v- ■:.%> .
10-day period, June 14 to June 23, 1957, inclusive.—V. 185, p. 2661, vP••';'j•,."!2-*' ;• .... • .
'
■'*
i"
.-£:>* ■■
Riirl«r^t Fiiiancp Plan (Calif )
ThinKar on RourH
'v.
and Exchange
Securities
The
'fj.5■?.'
'■
>
«•
Benguet Consolidated
Philippine
terest in New
gold and chrome;yv;2».;7
;} r- '-i.~-Aiu -7^ X -x b
corporation, which
Lion,; together with
* .
Billiard Co.—-Changes in Personnel Announced—* ; r
producer, on June 11 announced the organization,,'
other Philippine interests, of
United Finance Corp
> ■
7' E. 7c.BUllaxd lias'been-elected . Chairman of the' Board .and/Chief
formed in Manila to engage in instalment and merchandise inventory - .; Ex^^Ve--Officer; 'and'i'E^P.
Bullard III as- Pr-sident aiid "Genera!
This
.
ore
financing
Herbert
in the Philippines.
Allen, Chairman
the
in
'
-v
the
of
that Benguet is
company and that the
caid
Consolidated,
new
-M'
Bengqet
' •"">»
■"
Directors, of
Board of
the largest
—
. their5 .
They will: assume ..
new .
— -- •->
MShag^i'
*
individual stocxhoider '
"
investment has. been made "as a
responsibilities v. .
July 15.
bps beetv, a director of the company
bean-' President/ and general Manager sip.ee, 1946.
E. 'C.'iBullard
Ms
,/UroniAri
Nof ion• 11
5
P.anV
since 1930 and
He is'" also, a
Rrir](Tonnf,i-*
of
•
fVia
and
first
.
-i
„
it
.
tton—
The
of
tiuental'
111.
90,
Chicago
Street.
or
at
EUllard/1 who
Edward - PaVson
director, E. P. Bullard lit
Chictlor^F iSouth^.-' ^h^ahcV j's® tnd J^JerenSnes6—'
National Bank" of ' ;e ^
T y
^
V.. 185,. jk.T991.
. Co.
or
The First
Bullock Fund,
completed.—V. 185, p. 2661.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Adcis
corporation
7
7
7
corporation's Marvel-Schebler
The
control
rod
drive
the
at
Decatur/
111.
.
v
shown a-material'advance^—rV; -183, p. T107. •;
-...7..
,y
7:/
7/
■ - .
7",
Burroughs Corp.—ElectroData Division to. Expand—
drive mechanisms to the
rod
..
:
/' 7.
,
tbi^mutual
'of
assets
net
atf$33/618,832 -on
holders.,;'
/
a
Total
stood
*
Ltd.—Net Assets at $33,618,832—
f' nd, managed by Calvi 1 Bullock,
.Aprils30,-1957/'according to *a letter to stock¬
%•='• •> '
"-;V .• During the peiiod Jan7 317 1957 to April 30, 1957, the fund in¬
creased'its holdings ot-common stocks from 81.5%
to 88.2% , Hugh
Bullock, President;", tqld the: shareholders.
Bond holdings we e -educed
from .8.45%
to
7.26%,i'.and/cash and receivables from 10.07%.- to4.587?,
The major part" of such changes were made in FHjruary.
Mr/ Bullock " said. Since- wHich* time the common stock market has
2
,
Additional Products—7y
control
added
has
Products Division plant ;%
mechanisms,
precision- •
J.J
The corporation s
CtoT^w 9-fn Mo Snare
largement "oi'its Pasadena. CalifJ*.lapt, .bqw totaling 2^.009 squ-re
l.;ge.t-«Sneerto?!ind:pro4ue-
',ucloar P°wert'd el<5c';ric
0t an °rder calli,,8'ior
Ra,-b are,. tb« mnltl-level
the Westlnghoase Electric Corp. »-htch trill
atomic-powered electric generating station which.
""T®*-
The rods «« shipped to
them
install
is
an
constructed jointly
being
tne
in
nucicar
portion,
Light Co., and the U. S7
bv the Duquesne
v.. x»o,
2Zii.
p.
...
..
,
^^Mall
Maine RR.—Earnings—
oper.
oper.
revenue..i
$7,455,348
expenses
since
section
thcn
'
was
ElectroData
occupied
in
personnel
4ugust
1955
has increased
by
to
Organizetidn-fecently anilounced conditional purchase of 160 acres
near'Santa'Ana; Calif.,ffor-t future-expansion: "
,"
,
In. lacldition to; manufacturing Datatron electronic data processing
•• s.
"7" >'
1957—Month—1956 .c-1957—4 Mos.—1956 :"
$7,532,273 $29,681,859 $29,421,098 .. v se^!-5.887,325
23.723,945
23,963,436
"TrV" l~9,%
Period End. April 30—
Railway
.7-7
—
1
C0"Ja
The
v-»'V
••
&
el11Dl^ °
.
'
Boston
,
.
\7
Snfmh7 pi7nt6rl8kili"teSte<1- "re USed
0l?icSK S
5.853.189
? 'SS tnhiilatfni ^nd^nmlc^c^
1 ^
P-700*;
■
tabulating.; and ,punch-card equipm nt.
*
Offered—The
Net railway oper. inc.__
company on JunecTatoffered to its 6% prior preferred
—V. 135, p. 2322.
- stockholders-of record May 20, 1957/; the right to Bubscribe on. 'or beforen:^June 21, 1957, for 5,840 additional
Bridgeport Gas Co., Bridgeport, Conn.—Stock Offered "f.
shares * of 76% ' prior preferred stock at par i ($25 per
—The company is offering to its common stockholders 1
share)*,/plus-iaccrued -dividends fronr Aprilt 1, 1957. The
of record June 4 the right to subscribe on or before June 7
offering is'underwritten; by Coffin & Burr, Inc., Bos¬
24 for 28,910 additional shares of common stock (no par)/f A
ton, Mass.7-'
r.
./
at $26 per share at the rate of one new share for each .7.
Net rev.
from ry.
oper/
held.
seven
shares
Smith
Ramsay &
The
net.
$1,602,159
624,395
$1,644,948
672,229
offering
The
GIVING
series
A
due
EFFECT TO
1973
3%%
series
B
due
1976
10%
412 %
series
C
due
1981_^__
Conversion
loan
semi-annual
stock.
stated
?
due
::
1959,
cumul.
(Without
of $20
•Charter authorizes
>.
Outstanding
Authorized
$2,070,000
$2,250,000
1.750,000
at
to
extent
PROCEEDS—The
1,500,000
-V 480,000
44.274 slis.
value276.572 shs.
$10,000,000 capital stock
net
proceeds of the
1, at option of holder
share.
....
shares offered,- together
with
comuany. located at 25 Iyano'igh Road. Hyannis,
utility incorporated under "the General Laws of
Feb.-»?7,^1929.
As of Dec. "31,? 1938, pursuant to
a
special act.-of - the \fassac(iusetts. legislature,^ it acquired aU. the
assets
and -^franchises of the " Barnstable County Gas Co.
American
Business'Associates,/the parent of the company, owns 100% t>f the
BUSINESS—Th^;
Mass..
is
a.
public
Massachusetts
1,120.000
(par $25).
par
..
upon
30 days' notice at'opt'on
also redeemable each year on Oct/
of 3%
of his holdings at $25 per
:'V the'proceeds of the sale-of $355,000 principal amount of 5*4%'.'-series
C bonds and of $J.12,000 par value
(4,480 shares) of - common stock,
will'be? applied to ;the purchase of the Barnstable pipeline.
1.662,000
•
1,500.000
■'7
share;
Gasr Co.—Preferred Stock
preferred-stock is redeemable as a whole or in part
of conioany at $27.50
prior
time
any
per
equal
instalments
5.28*;/
stock
value
Oct.,
u
PRESENT FINANCING
Buzzards Bay
'"The 6%
by
^-7,7'.■■■*,"
3i4%
•Common
underwritten
proceeds are to be used to retire bank loans and for general
25-year refunding & gen'l mtge. bonds:
*"Pfd.
'•
$5,957,914 ' $5,457,662 '
1,786,924
1,076.753
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
.
is
-
Co., Inc. and associates.
10%
Merchandising
Aug. 14. 1953.
South Willow,
grandsoir of
1907 to 1946.)-•
Since 1951K w.hile continuing to serve as a
Co., Inc.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—The secondary offering of 42,500 shares on June 4
was made at $14.25 per share by Reynolds & Co., with V
a
dealer's concession of 40 cents per share.
It was -/
in
.''47:
III/is
Billiard
"president ot Buiiard from
Bencl, Wis.
Bend, West
ment
P.
—founded the company in 1880; and the son of E. P. Bullard Jr., second
called for redemption 011 July
serial and sinking fund bonds dated
mortgage
ininoisaCNationarBank A^rust
Salle
La
West
'
5
nxj '
i
Partial Redemp• '
7
, ■ 7..., ,',-7.•
Association lias
its first
.
w
v»
«
Association
Benton Harbor Hospital
25%
property is leased by the corporation.
The manu¬
facturing plant end research* laboratory of the corporation are located
•t 2612 Horatio, Tampa, Fla.,
which is owned by the corporation. At
.
seVen-month
tbe
photoStress,
Corp.—Suspension of Trading Continued-
Bellanca
corporate
proportions:
Stevens,
bi,ln«£ waa
'
714. *
p.
0,
June
on
-underwriters
for "by
.
cash and
of record June
1957. Like amounts
shareholders
to
directors
Railway
has indicated that the proceeds from the
stock will he applied as follows, in the following
company
common
retail shoe
gives every indication of
ajid- sell cre^.ruptuiie/,testing machines, thermal conductivity testers
•'7 and various other specialized testing tools for many uses.
,
)
each
for
etetefe -The
cents in
7%
cf
dividend
A
1957
V.
v* r
.
t.
share
Net earnihgs-for the
Distilling Co.—Profits Higher-
Executive
profits
and
equipment.,:,^.,
^
future financing,,.
funds of the company. ^
2
*'-7. 'Z
growing list of products which it manufactures for the rapidly-developing atomic energy industry, it was announced on June 10.
%
The announcement came as the first units were prepared for ship-
Redemption—
redemption
debentures due July
will
be
made
at
fund
Boston,
ago.
year's record figures.
last
3 772,615
3.606,657
Payment
Automatic
June
for
interest.
45
company on
of
called
Milk St.,
accrued
Trust
has
year
fall'season,"based oir* early fall orders,
Budd Co.—Tatnall Has
leased property
'
"
Kovler,
sales
This
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Partial
The
a
continuing good business and ft most successful year/'-r-V.
for the
.
O00
period
^m eHective
alt^ujh; the_me.ger, whh;Brow„ did- not.become
from
of
p.
Everett
$12,604,077 S12.P-7.637
2322.
p.
/
.
30,
,
.
,
Net
April
first'six monthsyof thetvl956 fiscal year: Earnings per share of
Net revenue from rail¬
way
A *; ;
ended
company
amount to $2.70 compared to $2.28'a year ago. The
earnings per share have been adjusted to reflect the two-for-one stock
r'split; Sept.; 14, 1956. Tho ffgurefi for six months" ended April 30, 1956
hsve Keen adjusted-to reflect the six months' operation of G. R. Kinney
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Atlantic
of this
the-'year were $4,860,351 against ,$4,033,507 for
Pteeident
e
the necessary additional funds
and, to the extent available, from the general
company
stock
operation
same
,
;
covering
B
of
$109,201,7li for the
L
$l,175,000i.
for
North Main St., Walnut
[
at 2404
Research
Laboratories, Glendale,
Calif.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Applied
Files
months
programs as well
available for limited
It is also
Calif.
Creek,
six
first
,f'.. ?
long-term
for
series of experiments.
radiation processing.
single
a
5
'
v
returned lor evaluation.
after irradiation,
camples which,
as
Weld & Co.
,,v common > stock
\y
purcnase tne
company nas
has an option to purchase the leasea property
The
company
expects to obtain the-approximately
'
'
(the
site
in
assist
will
users
White,
^ first' «ix months of
market.
open
both
accelerators,
electron
linear
,
Pa.; to the production of pig iron for the open market and
ita open hearth furnaces at Phoenixville and Harrisburg on a
basis, to be used either to supplement for its own use the
tion
of the new facilities or for the
production of ingots
Walnut Creek, Calif.—Opens
,
Western Service Irradiation
Center
organizations interested-in
radiation processing can use one of Applied Radiations linear electron
accelerator on a
rental basis.
The announcement adds that the
Center's
ten
million
electron
volt Mark 1-F2 accelerator 'is the
highest energy industrial accelerator operating in the United States.
The Mark 1-F2 generates high energy electrons,
x-rays or neutrons.
Its election beam is equivalent to 140,000 curies of radioactive cobalt€0, about one-half the United States entire annual production. Re¬
search
in
radiation chemistry,
radiation preservation of foods and
drugs, and solid state physics is already underway.
The
corporation,
one
of the first commercial manufacturers of
late
-
.....
corporation recently opened its
where
industrial
and
academic
This
*?_
the
mo
(James B.) Beam
New Center—
by
^proceeds of the
-
is
Plant
the
of
1511.
Applied Radiation Corp.,
net-
entire
with an annual
equipment
Construction
the' company intemlH^to
$38,000,000
Marcjh 25, covering a proposed issue
stock (par $2.50) became effective June
common
See details in V. 185, p.
terms are to be supplied
the
use
»0In^e debent"res. in connection with the ,wi^truction_of
P16 proposed _plajR would
located on leased pro^rtylwtei
County, N. J.
^and
"
'Lf^mi oun ineot
tons.
Co.'2_-__ii.Jli—7
'
y, ••
' 5'- ^
Brown Shoe Co., Inc.—Sales & Profits Rise—
to
to
intends
Burlington
producing
&
1957, resulted in an increase in sales and profits representing 4he
highest earnings attfi sales. in the company's history. •
--N
Net sales gained'8%
and net profits increased 18.6%7" Net sales
for the six months ended April 30, 1957 were $117,950,299 compared
^
piant,
in
Watson
The
.
and underwriting
price
corporation
Co.—12—7; 10
Putnam & Co._—5
%>,.-
York—Registers;With SEC—
amendment
The
5
<fc
—V/. 185, p. 2443% >''-'L 'v / «• •;
'
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
June 6,
1957, covering $10,000,000 of b '2 <
avering
01 5,/2%
convernme suboraniaieu
convertible subordinated
debentures, due 1969, to be offered for public sale through ah undereaded
writing group headed by Lee Higginson Corp. and Allen & Co. .Tne
offering
.2'5
5
Co., Inc.___L7I
laird, Bisself & Meeds_iklfT:'
Walker
L.
T.
This
public
appear
of
registration statement filed
The
of
4, 195 7,
1,296,137
names
jf.
'q
•
necessary
Minneapolis, Minn.
Apache Oil Corp.,
444,280
^Hincks-Bros. & Co., Inc-.L^f- 15
.7 Clias. W. Scranton & Co.-,-i7__ 10
$2,598,229
1,597,483
$2,180,907
whose
224,484
'
'
'
Statement Effective—
$698,841
$587,309 7
360,477
from ry. opera.
rev.
•
Smith, Ramsay & Co.,- Inc.—33 ^ Edward M. Bradley & Co., Inc.
A. M. Kidder &
r
4,663,116
•
several underwriters
The
—
t"SbiS
RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
Period End.
1,124,599
expenses.
oper.
Pori'Enx '•
4,961,685
-.
.
*7
$1,846,463
1,147,627
•
below will take and pay far-the percentage applicable to each ofvaII no
'par value common stock not subscribed at.expiration of the warrants.
' 7
V,.
&/. ••
1957—4 Mos.—1950
1957—Month—1956
$1,711,908
revenue-
Barium Steel Corp., N«w
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
This corporation is notifying holders of its 15-year 3% sinking fund
bonds, series
1965, that $343,500 principal amount of these bonds
have been drawn by lots for redemption on July 1, 1957, through the
sinking fund at 100% and accrued interest.
Redemption will be made
at The Marine Midland Trust Company of New York.—V. 183, p. 2534.
Railway
Railway
1038.
Amuii-lsrae! Housing
Arbor
Railway oper.
"
,
issue of cumulative preferred stock
been cafHeti for redemption, to common stock (share
issuance of rights.
/%- •*%••• •- *. *
UNDERWRITERS
;
./?
.
fr.
the Manufacturers Trust Co.,
at
v
-
'
•„
,$On basis of conversion of entire
none of which has
for share) prior to
share)
RR.—Earnings-
,
redemption on July 1, next, $5,000
series B, due July 1, 1967 at 100%.
corporation has called for
of its 3% sinking fund debentures,
The
Payment will be
N. Y.—V. 185, p.
Partial
Trading- Corp.
Palestine
Redemption— r
Ann
.-
"...
. .
issued pursuant- to -proper stockholder5-and regu-*
5
" %„ . *'//, - V.
%
/■.
common may ; be
latory action., v "
) '
on
1990.
185, p.
Bangor & Aroostook
Period End. April 30-
Ampal-American
work
conducts- experimental
and-
11,065,000
184, p. 2833.
—V.
vending
cigarette
its
manufactures
corporation
the
-
automatic vending
machines.
The
corporation
operate#,
owns
and services automatic vending
machines
dispensing cigarettes, candy. - chewing gum,
ice *
cream,
milk, coffee, soft drinks, cleansing tissues ana cracxers. .
%\
—V.
frRSiS
stock-—~L—$i.4J
—
share of common
Net income pev
premises
machines
$270,910 shs.
and either preferred or
j?on
stock
of
common
The
company
the' company.1natural gas
serves
..
-
through pipelines to approximately
Volume
0,000
185
Number
In'the
customers
Including
the
"towns
5647
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
generally "referred
territory
of
.
.
Wareham, ;,Bourne,
c.;(the -upper,-distribution system!
to, as"Cape
Mashpee -/md
.
Cod,
distribution system).
undiluted
towns
of
Sandwich,
corporation recently called for redemption on'June i7, nexti
$500:600 of its' 4convertible sinking-fund debentures, series A, due
for Gas Inc.,
agent
as
and
tank
by
the
1972 at ,100%;/Payment will be made at any branch in Canada
north excepted)] of < the Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Mont¬
real, or the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
"(far
foregoing
;
in
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO^
EFFECT
PRESENT
"v"'''
*■
3;% V»
series A,
Authorized
4Vi**e
series B,
series
due
1962_—
*The series A bonds
the series B
-
Department
.and
sell
Proceeds
be
the
has
for
746,000
?,
600,000
has
$150,000.
862,000
authorized
the
to
-company
of "$470,000 'principal
sale
stock
(2)
Files With
—
tetter of
filed-a
21
shares
of
-vyithoutunderwriting.
construction
and
operation of
The
be
to
\
proceeds
paT
to
are
be
of
used
v
; ;
-
2,932,600
from ry. opfers.
rev.
•v
v
$200,000, and to reimburse the company for expenditures
construction.
The proceeds .of the remaining '$355,000 principal
amount
will
(pipeline.
v
be-applied
toward
the
purchase
-/:•.
$2,603,571
524,156' ; 1,520,725
In
11,699,060
$3,289,608
2,010,331
"'/■";'/.■
;
,
by
notes
unsecured
hi
maturing
equal
annual
registration
«,
12,/1957, 1 covering
:The
1987.
of
$15,000,000
first
of
.instalments
with
the
mortgage
SEC
bontis
due
2555.
p.
made
tue
at
Louis
til.
Union
Trust
Gt.
Co.,
Louis,
Mo.
.•*
This
June
7,. 1957,
The
filed
covering
registration
a
300,000
shares
statement
its
of
10c
with
the
SEC
stock.
efforts'" basis
par
common
stock
is to be offered for
public sale on a "best
Worth & Co., Inc., tne offering price to be $1 per share
selling commission 20c per share. In addition, Worth & Cq.
,1s entitled to purchase from the company, at one mill per warrant,
three-year stock purchase warrants for up to 200,000 common shares,
.by
R.
and
at
•every-three
of
Worth
no
cost.
.of
$1.50
shares-sold
<te
Co.,
Wbrth
share,
per
and
the
public;
to
the
rate
and
of
two
Robert
Grocoff,
President
the'offering,"no; part of which is-returnable to the issuer,
which
of
is
payable
out
the
of
proceeds
after
commissions
Cameron
in
engage
organized
was
under
law
Delaware
in
November
to
acquisition, exploration
and
development of natural
primary interest is the exploration for and, if war¬
development and mining of copper ores.
For this pur¬
about
/plore
three
-on
miles
43
these
properties
southwest
properties
of
and
El
the
in
Paso,
others,
State
Texas.
in
sidiary
for
copper
surface
ing.
Of
due
.
on
extent
the
possible.
ore
9,691,257
10,291,257
"
$0.43
program.
the
the
explored
316,500
sold
293,000
of
be
may
Of
were
shares
issued
ior
shares
three
to
to
of
bark
sold.
$12
in
$11,750
cash.
loans,
Sontar,
of
The
•
;
to
the
prospectus, about $26,500
organization of Sontar, the acqui¬
by it, and the organization and acqui¬
sition
of the
mining concessions, including related legal, travelling
and other incidental expenses.
The prospectus lists Gerald A. Came¬
1
of
ron
certain
while
of
the
balance
director.
a
,* have
to
11
to Cameron
and
t
as
him
by
Robert
treasurer^
shares
293.000
other services.
in
issued
Brown,
to
other
to
his
for
efforts
87,000
president.
becoming
shares
behalf
on
of
search
In
May,
contract
'
lor
<
Claude
President
Lawson.
York, law
New
»
S.
Chairman
and
of
United
Foundry Co., Birmingham, Ala., and 'Edwin F. Blair,
elected
directors
late
the
Packard
of
to. 'fill
Kenneth
Blair Is
Mr.
firm
J.
Holly
Corp..
vacancies
Hanau,
director
a
Hubbard,
Hughes,
of
left
both
of
Union
Sugar
by.
Blair
&
late
the
died
whom
J.
on
in the
have been
Mathes
M.
28.
•
'
.■
and
Moha.sco
ville
RE.,
'
'
•
Birmingham
■
Industries,
Fire
Casualty
<Sr
1C5,
and
Co.,
1991.
p.
r
/
Jefferson' Federal
/ -„V
■
.
Natural
Canadian
The
•»
Securities and
addition
T
original list,
Canadian
to believe, recently
in
Securities Act
>''4
.
of
have
of
announced
stock
of
1.
borrowing
Period
End. April 30—
Railway oper.
•Railway
•
is
financing
public
by
It
1958.
into
and
1957—Month'—1956
447,493
ry. oper.
$794,869
$777,813
1957—4 Mos.-r-1956.
•
$3,510,244
$3,496,555
672,242
2,302.346
2,490,997
$330,320
$122,627
$1,207,898
250,410
37,174
771.270
>
645,899
.
Net
railway oper.. Inc
185, p. 2211.
THE
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Dana
(Telephone
post
office
Canada,
NOTE:
Seibert,
STate
at
President.
2-0613);
New
l
In
Published
Diapers'
twice
Gardens,
(Reg.
a
in
planned
the
[every
E.
York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
C.,
account
of
the
fluctuation;
in
the
rate
of
3,
of
1957—4 Mos.—1956
•
$2,505,195
$2,778,734
1,846,928
1,910,833
$202,384
$160,029
railway oper.
185,
inc.__
p. 2443.
71,082
$658,267
67,007
'
.
$867,951
288,731
,'■'
—
!
.
392,648
'
■
'
$150,000,000—
announcement
an
ma.de
on
June
11
by
F.
and have
according
Chairman of
Eberstadt,
of
Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
i,t
^
,i
•/$
'
/
»
;
*
-
1
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
t
\
^
1
t •
Oper.
revenue—
37,062,742
33.837,733
138,166,615
132,083,583
oper.
expenses.
24,978,802
22,891,173
97,175,138
90,453,767
Net revenue from rail-
operations—
Way
Net
—V.
to
railway
185, p.
2662.
12,083,940
10,946,560
40,991,477
6,787,268
6,162,985
23,690,995
41,629,816
23,866,443
,
„
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
&
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
-
„
inc.—
oper.
> Chicago
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
revenue—
$3,294,499
expenses.
2,459,124
2,414,167
10,025,171
9,430,706
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$835,375
$694,246
$3,185,706
$2,867,740
393,530
323,166
1,393,802
1,373,336
Net
division
$3,108,413 $13,210,877 $12,298,446
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Corp.,
L.
Farmingdale,
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
185,
Inc.—
oper.
Commission,
it
a
further
proposed
proposed
$2.50
at
the
public
1957—Month—1956
68,443,045
69,383,795
from ry. opers.
$3,545,574
$2,736,821
$12,061,889
$9,873,065
1,390,212
772,699
3,842,351
l,726,f56
Net
—V.
,
rev.
railway oper.
185, p. 2330.
inc
Period End. April 30—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
revenue
from rail-
Net
on
*
The
Regulation
notification
A
of
common
in amount.
that
Cozona
a
price
.
$1
at
per
of
terms
for
Las
share.,
„
- .
exemption from registration
securities not' exceeding $303,000
and
May,
of
Regulation
in
A
have
not
by
a
of
and
year
first
foreign
588,375
$1,710,672 $10,097,814
$2,260,334
»471,480
1,477,361
*7,011,004
2212.
ago
five
Dodge,
trucks,
months
DeSoto, Chrysler and Imperial pas¬
U. S. only for the month of May, 1957,
of 1957, compared with the month of
and the first five months of 1956 was:
End. May 31—
*1957—Month—1956
"1957—5 Mos.—1956
Plymouth
Dodge
67,299
37,681
316,857
215,015
30,139
18,886
143,249
90,824
10,244
7,326
65.735
49,171
Chrysler
11,342
9,244
Imperial
4,017
620
61,201
20,351
50,710
4,885
123,041
73,757
607,393
410,605
6,355
8,406
36,238
38,282
126,396
82,163
643,631
448,887
'
Total passenger cars
Dodge trucks
Total
.*May,
pp.
2443
1957,
and
figures, are preliminary and subject to
change.—V. 185,
2555.
Publishers 25 Park Place, New Yorlc 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9o70. Herbert D. Seibert Editor and Publisher,
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!. Other offices: 135 S. La ^.aiie street,, cn a„
j,
iinois
Copyright. 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, iy*2 ac uie
States,
U, S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in uominion oi
,
>
.
,
Smith,
United
68.821,357
•
$2,760,391
Plymouth,
and Dodge
the
been
Century,
$71,081,691
61,731,262
DeSoto
*
.
filed
tars
for
Period
(
conditions
?
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$71,829,076
16,724,078
'
;
Corp.,
"
Inc.—
185, p.
Dana Company,
news
&
Awards
Subscriptions
remittance
and
to
conditional
a
offerings
senger
The Commission's orders in each of the three cases cited
the
(general
c/o
equivalent
Uranium
complied with by the respective iss'lng companies.
.In "the case of the Feb. 21," 1956; notification
Thursday
1879.
stock
of
at
Deficit.—V.
15,863.154
Chrysler Corp.—Car and Truck Output Rises—
shares
1956,.proposed the public offering of 300,000
providespublic
40,000
filed
Oct.
4,
1956,
$150,000 principal amount
$18,623,545 $18,434,750
operations-
railway oper.
Production
Century
3956,
$20,932,408 $20,058,930 $80,504,934 $79,256,860
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
■
,
Y.—
N.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
17,322,109
-Net
*
of
610,199
17,386,834
*
notification,
offering
594,520
expenses/
oper.
way
of
offering
126,413
revenue—
Net
21,
Feb.
$1,280,528
Railway
in San
share;
A
subordinated convertible debentures
the principal amount thereof;
of
shares
public
the
per
Regulation
filed
$1,276,359
Railway oper.
temporarily suspending Regulation A exempunder the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
notification,
1,470,834
$274,821
$2,751,362
2212.
p.
Period End. ApHl 30—
orders
A
1,472,027
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.—
signed
announced
was
$2,748,386
384,383
$366,267
166,135
from ry. oper.
railway
—V.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$659,204
375,,342
expenses
the
to
program
reactions to
I.,
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue—,t w $741,609
Railway
four-year
thermo-nuclear
Inc.
oper.
185, p. 2212.
Period End. April 30—
•
Dynamics
General
the
million
$10
a
controlled
of
of
railway
—V.
.
Foundation
Research
Energy
Atomic
Exchange
Regulation
a
6%
Engla-d
exchange,
1957—Month—1956
458,462
■'
■
.
laboratory of General Atomic
new
and
$63.00 per year.
On
field
Controls
U. S. Patent Office)' William B.
week
London,
/
Railway
early
the
in
organization to be devoted
uses of'nuclear energy.
"
sponsorship. of
registration
In'a
assert
'
—V.
joint
Regulation A
"wfth respect 4o
$1,005,558
,
test
Railway
on
Atomic
Vegas. Nev., filed April 10,
,
Net, rev. from
irom
3.-
expenses
.
General
has issued
Century
'90%
Maine—Earnings—
rcvetiue__
oper.
7,
2.
'
»
-•
-
and
2662.
p.
share
generating unit,
new
peace-time
■, Controls Corporation
.f of its common stock
/
•
185,
$618,491
Chesapeake &
to public offerings of securities
by the following (the orders provid¬
ing an opportunity for hearing, upon request,-on the questtoh whether
the
respective suspensions should be vacated or made permanentl:
the
this
1933.
'
laboratory
Western Carolina Ry.^—Earnings—
&
Period End. April 30—
■
Southwestern
non-profit
a
Texas
Securities
'.*• tlons
being distributed in the
registration requirements of the
-the
Canadian Pacific Lines in
2
the
<:
been or currently are
violation
research
June
In the April 24. 1956 announcement of the
the Canadian Restricted List is .composed of the names
companies whose securities^ the Commission has reason
Usited -States
.
of
of
Board.
'
•
.
*
-
June 6
on
Restricted -List",
construction
467,168
Co.,
$'2Ya million;
SoiUnwesiern Gas &
and
year.
the
the
Century
previously indicated
.of
.
Com mission
V
Ltd.—Restricted—
Resources,
Exchange
'Canadian
'
-
-.company.
As
its
to
Gas
for
The new record assets totaled $150,448,023, equal to $17.59
on 8,548,365 shares outstanding, and compared with net
$133,970,711 equal to 816.01 per share on 8,362,879 shares
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 185, p. 2330.
*
'
i Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
' '
*
of
the
with
for
The
/*•'.«,
balance
improvements to leaseholds).—V.
$669,552
assets
in Texas, it is further evidence of the determination of the
investor owned electric utility companies to participate in the development .of peace-time uses of atomic energy.—V. 185, p.
1271.
*
.
the
lor
Railway
:
Inc."./:'
Mr.
Lawson is also Chaiimari of United
Concrete Pipe Corp..
and
J Is a director of Birmingham Trust National Bank, Louisville «fc Nash¬
Savings & Loan Association.—V.
prin¬
expenses.
per
,-reactor
Bag-Camp Paper Corp., Studebaker-
Corp.,
and
and
the
,
and
-
needed
revenue__
to
Diego,
t, Calif.
The commitment of Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
v
will be apportioned among the 11 participating electric utility
compa hies on the basis of revenues.
{While this program does not-entail the construction of an atomic
States'• Pipe
April
be
will
Light
January,
In
1957
of
proceeding
be carried out. at the
(
partner
Reed,
is
Foundation,
advancement
issued
company
-Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—New Directors—
&c
funds
additional
Total net assets of this fund have hit a new record high
exceeded $150,000,000 for the first time in its 19-year history,
.
Corp.
t
such
continued
will require funds
retained earnings;
:
,
84,000
were
the
that
expected
it is indicated,
depreciation and
by
(The
receivable.
accounts
and
business,
provided
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Assets Exceed
:
%
two additional generating units, with
i a. combined- capability
of 245,000 kilowatts, which it is anticipated
..will be placed in service in the early part qf 1958.
Central Power & Light Co., Southwestern Gas & Electric Co. and
'/ West Texas Utilities Co., the three subsidiaries of the corporation with
i operations
in Texas, have joined with the other major electric utility
^companies there in the formation of the Texas Atomic Energy Re-
C. Grocoff is
all but 36,070
including
persons,
additional
An
consideration
inducement to his
an
and
those
oper.
Net
v
this
Construction
persons,
including officers, directors, and attorneys of
who controlled an aggregate of $6,000 in cash, as well
company
legal-and
-as
the
transferred
been
shares
the
Of
president
a?
is
inventories
company's
to
$2.11
$2.22
1958.
CONSTRUCTION ETC.—A
pleted late in
equipment
York
New
the
,
remaining
ploitatlon' concessions.
According
was
spent in connection with the
of
statement with the SEC on
Subordinated Debentures (Con-
oper.
—V.
9,691,25?
.
with a capability of
114,000
kilowatts,
Is
nearing
completion
at the Liebennan
Power
Station of Southwestern Gas <fc Electric Co. It is anticipated that this
additional capacity
will be In service prior to the
summer
peak
demands.
■■•■'r.
Work continues on the installation of a "topping" unit at the Tulsa
Power Station of Public Service Co.- of Oklahoma, which will increase
the
capability, of that power plant by 40,500 kilowatts when com¬
L
sition
of
.
Period End. April 30—
Gas &
first mortgage bonds and retired
in February, Public Service Co. of
first mortgage bonds and from the
4!4'%
short-term
this
months
exchange for 99.9 %
which holds the ex-
in
Brown
stock
it
Railway
Railway
'
-
million
over
■'
be found.
issued, 23,500
may
heretofore
stock
Allan
outstanding
that
deposits
ore
Cameron
issued
were
and
any
of
investors. for
increased
of
addition
Charleston
financing thus far in 1957 includes the sale of
mortgage bonds.
$10 million
refund
Another $10,000 will be set aside for additional dia¬
drilling, depending upon the successful outcome of the-initial
/drilling.
The company also may use a portion of the proceeds of
this offering to
acquire as yet unaseertainable additional properties
.
%
registration
a
$12,500,000
substantial
equipment
mond
which
Exchange Commission—
filed
covering
9,572,749
million.
construction
drill¬
diamond
a
its
Vought Aircraft, Inc;, Dallas, Tex.—Registers
1957,
facilities
proceeds retired $8,400,000 of bank loans.
Bank borrowings have
been arranged for the operating companies
.in
a
total $24%' million
which will be drawn down
as
needed for
to
pay
off trie balance
the acquisition of neces¬
for
of
that Regula¬
for increased inventories and for additions to facilities and
equipment, which additions are expected to amount to about $20,000,000
(of which about one-half is expected to be spent for machinery and
20,413,092
first
sold
Co.
million
$6
Oklanoma
largely dependent upon this financ¬
and another $20,000
10,685,020
22,807,507
Central Power &
Oklahoma, $4 million
company
of
issues
Electric
explo¬
contemplated
The
the proceeds, $9,000 is to be used
certain concessions, about $24,000 for
equipment and supplies,
sary
ing
to
occurrences
and development program is
2,445,452
4,214,672
i.e.,
of
Co.
$4
Co.,
Subsidiary
two
jOf commercial grade and quantity, and if such exploration is suejjCessiul, to develop such properties. It also intends to mine the known
itation
companies,
Service
Electric
Chihuahua, Mexico,
intends to ex-
search
5,
and
29,985,841
10,291,257
$0.44
shares
con),
33,492,527
4,511,602
outstanding—
per
Public
Cameron
found,
if
of
asserts
order
cipally
.
the company has acquired virtually all of the issued and out¬
standing stock of Compania Minera Sontar, S. A., a Mexican corpora¬
tion, which is said to hold exploration concessions from the Mexicap
pose.
Government
Commission's
not_been complied with by reason of that company's lailthe' requited semi-annual reports reflecting the "amount
sold, and the vise to which the proceeds were applied,
'
corporation
growth
In
corporation publicly sold 600,000 shares of its
common
stock through underwriters In March, 1957. T'nis issue was
sold through competitive bidding to a nationwide underwriting group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc. wnlcn
bid < $35.b0
per
share and reoffered the stock at tne tnen existing
market price of
$36.75 per share. From the proceeds of this issue
of
$21,480,000, a bank loan of $7Va million was retired and $10Vi
million has been invested in the common stocks of three of the sub¬
the
the
the
Century for withdrawal of its second notification was
by'the Commissioh. If no hearing is requested on the ques¬
finance
FINANCING—The
•resources.'. Its
ranted,
Cozona,
1957—12 MoS.—1956
.2,763,444
income—L_____.
Earns,
the
1956
sales
Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price and
are
to be supplied by amendment. ;
,"■•'
portion of the net proceeds of the; sale of the deben¬
tures will he used to reduce presently outstanding bank loans.
The
recent
growth of the company is said to have; required Increased
amounts of working capital. At June
1, 1957, the company had shortterm
bank
loans of $25,000,000 which were Incurred
primarily to
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
6,660,124
7,275,046
deductions-..-
etc.
Com.' shs.
$10,000
from
financial
to1 disclose
of
of
A
'$
i."'', 1 /' . , «j '
'
27,564,518 130,665,996 116,633,601
20,904,394
97,173,469
86,667,760
23,169,175
.
oper." income
Net
ffirst 50,000 shares sold.
1
& taxes
the
as
failure
result
Ripley & Co.,
underwriting terms
>
"> a-
30,444,221
revenues,
the
a
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Int.,
has obtained 25,000 additional common shares at
Co. also is to receive up to $25,000 for its expenses
&
^ 'T
t
^
oper,
exp.
Net
for
warrants
*}7 cJ/
i
Gper.
G.
the
exercisable
rAj''.v
-•-.Electric
well
as
riman
$5,007,000 for electric trans*
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End. Mar. 31—
\ ^y.;.
on
above
(3)
particularly
Century as
-vertible), due July 1, 1977. The company proposes to offer these deben¬
tures for public eale through an underwriting group headed
by Har¬
.
estimated at $42,460,000, including $20,221,-
South West Corp.
Central &
Industries, Inc. (N. ¥.)—Registers With SEC
corporation
and
has
A
June
•
-
Cameron
(2)
to- file,
Th?S
+
'was
in
■,,
of
case
Chance
ktem
>,
-
to
the "company,
more
liabilities Incurred by
With Securities and
for electric distribution -sysadditions;, $7,221,000 for gas distribution system additions; and
$764,000 for.general and miscellaneous expenditures Including addition^
■. to heating properties...In addition
to the proceeds from the sale of the
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Hawthorne, Calif.—Par¬
bbhds and cash on hand; It is estimated that further financing in the
tial Redemption-—
■"/•'
approximate amount of $12,000,000 will be needed In 1958 to complete
There have
been called
for
redemption' on June 15, 1957, >,$6,000 !p "the; construction' program.
Tl>e method of this additional financing
of first mortgage serial bonds dated Dec.
has not, as yet, been completed.—V. 185, p. 2322.
15, 1953 at 100%i
Payment
185,
within
•the
/"■'■-/ */*
-.000 for additions,tOi generating facilities;
,.mission .lines and substations; $9,187,000
pipeline.—'V.
Century
withdrawal
on
...
Barnstable
of
Informa¬
sold
directors, oflicers,
and by and for the
vacating or making permanent the suspension order,
the
request' will be considered denied,
with" prejudice/ and
suspension order will become permanent on the thirtieth day
after its entry.—V. 185; p. 339.
•■■-,.....
.
,
' .
..
.
f
,
are
stockholders
of
shares
tion
%
.
*'•
/-■'/
(over a
period of, ten.years,, beginning,.Jan. 15r 1955 ,and ending Nov./ ;, - The company is. engaged in. the generation, distribution and sale of
15, 1963, with interest at
4'V*%^ per annum. 3uch- funds. •Mere .used * -electric /etve'rgjV in .166 "cities and towns; the purchase,-distribution and
to> reimburse the
company for the cost of. conversion of its cus-sale 6f natural gas in 22 cities and,towns; and the production and sale
•tomersi; appliances to the use of high BTU gas; •• -""C,./ ''"v/ 'Vij,; V / of/central stitiou heating service in Peoria and Springfield, all in
''Pursuant sto authorization
Illinois.•' v »*•;•
by the - Massachusetts ; Department of >
Public Utitities,-the
/•..The company proposes 46 use the proceeds from the sale of bonds
company has issued and sold to American $262,000
par value
(10,480 shares) of common stock.
Tne proceeds of $150,000 ;/ in part for the costs of its construction program. Construction expendit¬
ures Zf Or 1957. amd 1958
required
issuer
A request,of
.
statement
the; bonds, at a purchase, price
principal amouht.+ The'information,
jsupjilied by later "amendment. !
referred
the
3tl'e
coinpanyVwill nu':>licly invite proposals for the purchase from
of not less tiian 984/% of their
as to
the eventual price will he
of
•it
filed
company
June
////,
f-r;*<Dn Nov. 16, <1953,; and May 12, 1954, the company .borrowed from
Berkshire /Life Insurance Co.
the
aggregate sum of $325,000 rep¬
resented
This
-
principal
securities*
$14,988,068
V; Central Hlinols Light Co.—Registers With SEC— J;
Barnstable
the
■"•%/ '%/'./
V;.
y
of
cost
those
.contingent
'denied
of
certain
interests in Century
(by security holdings or otherwise)
officer, director and controlling person of Century. Further¬
according to the order, the notification and offering circular
false and misleading, in respect, of certain-material facts,
name¬
/
12,072,548
* $836,385"
$786,826
'516,526
"
railway oper. inc.l- '
—v." 185, p. "2662. ••••:'
include
to
indirect
tion
Net
Net
fails
each
•condition
issue
n"
and
.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,762,985 $14,676,119
notification
respect to unregistered securities of the
the filing by and for the account.of
of
more,
are
-
as
of
a
person who was an underwriter of Its securities;
and
that the company's offering circular fails to describe all the direct
•and
ly,
'"r;r
the
with
year
(3)
the
at
modern motel.
a
1957—Month—1956
'
Railway aper.,.revenue—-i.. $3,655,197
Railway oper. expenses- >32,874,371
thereof
amount
that
the
"offered,
account
with
offered
be
•promoters
1
notification
stock
common
of
each
to
tion
applied to the payment of $100,000 notes,/ti&nk loans in the
amount
for
share),
the
May
on
306,000
Period End. April 30—
.
The Massachusetts
-
Corp., Henderson, Nev.
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
»
amount of 5Vz&i series Olbonds due 1&G2,
commitment' for the private sale of said
a
the
of
of
covering
<$1. per
,
originally in the amount of $750,000
amount
Utilities
principal
company
/tonus/
win
of "Public
$825,000
the
and
in
participating preferred
p. 1512.
185,
227,500
746,000
-
*>
825,000
227,500
——
Issued
wore
bonds
1963—i—- *
value)___/—%»:
to
'SCommon stock .f$2& par
rvalue).,.
and
136,000
•
&23,000
'itUnsecured tys% notes, due 1958
6% prior preferred stock (925par
SEC
$638,000
136.000
Into
1957;—V.
Securities and Exchange Commission-— V
Outstanding
$638,000
.
due
C,
Motel
WThe'corporation
%
due-T971__
'
convertible
were
including June 13,
Cardinal
e*
FINANCING
'
.
debentures
and
one
/•First mortgage bonds:
V;
The
to
gas appliances.
Wureham. Falmouth and
state
were
May 1,
it- distributes
truck- delivery to
towns, and in the
Sagamore,-Brewster, Orleans and Eastham.
The
Salesrooms-and. offices are main¬
Hyannls.
1,"
TX-
also'sells
•company
tained
In addition,
gas In cylinders
customers of Gas Inc. in
propane
3,800
3
that the company's notification failed
jurisdictions /states)
in which the securities
required by the Regulation.
With respect to
Century's "second notification,'-filed Oct. 4, '1957, "the Commission's
order asserts," among other things,
(1)
that ^he aggregate offering
bri'ce of all securities required to be included In the * computation
under Regulation A exceeds the $300,000 limitation of the
regulation:
The
and
(2799)
Commissloh's-orde'r alleges
to
'
the towns of B&tiistable ', (which
Includes Hyannls) Yarmouth, Dennis, Harwich and Chatham (the lower
over
■the
/-Canadian Petrofina Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
Falmouth
.
'
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in'New Yorlc funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2800)
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 160,000 common shares, $8.50 par.
The company pro¬
poses to offer 60.000 shares of this stock for subscription, at $19 per
share, under the Employees* Stock Purchase
Plan of the company.
Of such 80.000 shares, 50,000 shares are to be offered to employees,
other than officers, junior officers and certain other key employees
oil the basis of 2
shares for each $100 or fraction thereof of annual
pay
of such employees on the date of the offer; 15,000 shares are
to
be Offered
to officers and
15,000 shares to junior officers and
such certain other key employees.
The
is
It
at
company
7
2443.;;: •' ^; 5t
185,-p.
principal amounts of the
Merrill
Fenner fit Beane—
Salomon Bros. fit Hutzler
1,600,000
1,600,000
Putnam & Co.,
Francis I. du Pont fit Co.
1,400,000
.
of Michigan
Goodbody fit Co
A.
Co.-
fit
Becker &
G.
Inc.
Co.
300,000
cipal
300,000
Julien Collins fit
250,000
Cullom
& "%%%■
Davis
^
700,000
—
McDonnell fir,
Co._.»_
Co.
500,000
—
be
to
are
ested
Period End. April 3,0—
Railway oper.
$2,148,669
1,386,097
rev!
Net
Net
$762,572
inc.716,374
$983,202
903,919
from ry. opers.
railway
—V. 165,
oper.,
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$8,109,143 $8,767,277
$2,138,515
1,155,313
5,302,199
$2,806,944
2,035,836
.
4,880,421
$3,886,856
3,507,592
2443.
p.,
Exchange
of Governors of the American Stock
approved far listing 715,000 $1
•
June 12
cn
shares of this corporation.
par common
history can be traced to 1859 When it was founded to
the wholesaling of paper and allied products in Cincinnati.
was incorporated in the State
of Ohio under the name
of The Seinsheimer Paper Co. in
1889.
In 1 10, the company began
manufacturing dry cleaner's delivery bags and by the middle of 1920
the company was manufacturing a variety of paper products for dry
cleaners including delivery and storage bags, hanger protectors, dress
covers
and
reelated items.
The company commenced production of
paper window shades in 1930.
The name was changed to Clopay Corp.
in
1933 and
the company's wholesaling business was transferred to
the wholly-owned subsidiary, Seinsheimer Paper Corp.
Clopay disposed
of the wholesaling company stock in 1939. •
%. ]
* '
"
in
business
This
of bank
to
100,000
V. .185,
'
p. 2443. :
the
SEC
$15,000 000.
The
funds
to
finance
them
the
21,
June
off-peak
1957,
to
are
the
advanced
be
purchase
season.—V.
request
to
185,
p.
to
subsidiaries
five
inventory
of
Allyn fit Co., Inc.
8ons__
2662.
Co.
Commercial
Credit Co.—Notes Offered —An
under¬
fered
class
to
A
class
and
B
stockholders
common
of
the
of
V'-/
loans.
v;
■
are
in
the
business
wholesale
of
fire,
As
it
V/
^
3\a"/o
amount was
The remain¬
ing $250,300 principal amount was sold on May 29 by
the underwriters, headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and White, WeldCo. at 106%., §ee also V, 185, p. 2330.
3l/a%
Federal
insurance
below.—V.
Co.
1957—Month—1956
$1,301,383
1,155,375
928,842
3,r'ii ",'o
notes
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
$4,990,836
4,087,335
3,765,575
$372,541
in
made
was
due
Oct.
1,
388,433
issue
our
Debentures Sold
—
of
June
the
of
10
—
Men¬
public
offering of $20,000,000 5 Vz % debentures, series H, due
June
1, 1982 at 101.363% and accrued interest through
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and White, Weld
& Co. and associates. This offering was oversubscribed
and the books closed. Further details follow:
will
be
added
to
net
the
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures
new
funds of the corporation and, together
t..e beginning
ox 195 /, cas.. to be generated
1957, the net nroc°eds from the recent sale
of common stock (amounting to
approximately $25,914,000), and funds
to be obtained from additional debt
financing in 1957, will be used
to
satisfy ceitain demands in. 1957 upon such general funds, as
with
funds, available
from
operations
subordinated
unsecured
described
belpw.
v
The
most: important
construction program
corporation's
;
,
demands is the financing of
of such
of
the
struction'program for 1957
•
.
subsidiaries.
the
1957
This
con¬
is
presently estimated to require expendi¬
tures of approximately $84,000,000, exclusive of
approximately $3,000,000. .estimated for the portion of the hydrocarbon extraction plant
described
In
below to be
■'Includes
($10
shares
the
Inters I.-, te
Cai
irom
gas
advance,
obtained
the
1957.
corporation
' u.
southwest
together
in
with
by
Gulf
to
enlarge-
\
u-af
for
to
proposes
w
advance
c
co.n
$6,000,000
to
trans,. orts
corporation,
This
to
or
be
Interstate
from
other
sources,
will permit said
of its transmission system
and
quantities of gas which the system has
under contract in southern Louisiana.
The advance will bear interest
and will be repayable
during 1960, 1961 and 1962,
company
thereby
In
will
deliver
addition,
permit
the
the
corporation
economic
more
components contained in
^
a
f
i
has
under study various
utilization of
the
heavier
certain
-ns
hydrocaibons,
capacity
additional
of
the system's
hydrocarbon
Appalachian natural
mixed
y
and the possible joint
i'**
plant and
which
co^ten?plate various phases of petrochemical
plant to extract a mixed stream of liquid
fractional
{nto «s basic hydrocarbon components,
fractionation
plans
convert
the
WO
Id
own
f'-in
hydrocarbons into various petro-
Srnwt i?r°nVCu8'
estimated that in connection with these
thai lis noo onn6 'rv* "tihfy
th ccrporatlon to Provide not more
rAnftri^SsS?*u is, am<nmt> approximately half would be
required in 1957 and the balance
*
would
BANK
at^an
at
an
so
LOANS—The
interest
Interest
corporation
has
be
required
made
in
1958
arrangements
riS* of 4% per WlU borrow durlng
w? U annum, to finance
rate
with
Goldman,
cost
of
eas
borrowd^niored for current inventory purposes and the amount
*
eady m 1958 as *as is withdrawn from
sterage and sold
Co._
fit
by
order to
complete the
the
Eastman
Dillon,
financing of the requirements
mateH^sS^OoTooo? °f 3UCh debentures
PURCHASERS-^-The-
names
-of
tlie
later
in
1957 In
described above.
to be 60ld * Presently esti-
purchasers
and
the
respective
Central
under
r
mail¬
day
,
^
.
^
William T. Brady, President.
Estabrook
.,5,
.
"
.v
U-
reports for the six months ended March 31, 1957
$16,892,701 compared with $17,480,107 for the correspond¬
period of the preceding fiscal year. .Net income, after taxes,
$414,804, equal to 76 cents per share on the 512,390 shares of
stock
outstanding.
This
compares
with net
income
of
-
or
98 cents per share on the same number of shares
outstanding for the six months ended March 31, 1956.—V. 185, p. 1040.
$529,849.
Employees'
Cowles Chemical Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Profits Up—
$790,000
670,000
670,000
R.
Huntley, President,
F.
four
last
cents
47
of
months
period
1957
against
share
per
cents
38
May 29 stated that sales for the first
and profits 23%
ahead of the same
on
15 %
are
Earnings
year.
last
year
through April 30 this year are
based on the 186,400 shares
presently outstanding.—V. 185, p. 1883.
Co,
F.
fit
Co.—
670,000
670,000
480,000
:
1,600,000
Co
1,600,000
Beane_____
1,600,000
American Securities Corp.
Blair & Co. Inc.—
1,600,000
R. S. Dickson fit Co., Inc.
480,000
Dominick fit Dominick—,
Equitable Securities Corp.
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
480,000
480,000
480,000
23 filed a letter of notification with the
The company on May
SEC
covering $63,000 of 20-year 5 xh % first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
series
"B," dated June 1, 1957, to be offered in denominations of
$1,000 each. Wm. F. Harper fit Co., Seattle, Wash., is the underwriter.
480.000
Salomon Bros, fit Hutzler
Cowiche, Wash.—Files With
Commission—
Cowiche Telephone Co.,
Securities and Exchange
670,000
Moseley
of
corporation
sales of
net
ing
Hallgarten fit Co.—
S,
^j
,
formerly Public Information Director of the Grocery
was
America, Jnc.
Previous to that he was ^Manager of
the Research and Editorial Seetion of General Foods' Public Relations
cotm&on
—670,000
Co
670,000
fit
Harris
Mr.
have
Republic
Co.—Public Relations Dir.—
Director
'
below
(Inc.)
1,600,000
which
.
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Stein Bros, fit Boyce___
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
Dean Witter fit Co
Hnrriman
Ripley
St Co.,
Inc.
Lazard Freres &
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
fit
1,600,000
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Bear, Stearns <te Co
A.
Becker fit
G.
Drexel
fit
900,000
Scho»llkopf,
900,000
fit
Co
900,000
Baker,
Jackson
.
—900,000
Webber,
.
'fit. Curtis
Brown fit Sons—_
.
,
'
&
&
Nolan,
Cozona Uranium Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock
See Century
Co
410,000
410,000
790,000
Pacific Northwest Co
410,000
W.
790,000
790,000
Putnam
This
Reinholdt
Gardner—
410,000
Stroud fit Company, Inc.
Swiss American Corp.—
410,000
F. Rothschild St Co—
790,000
790,000
Shields fit Company—__
790,000
Watling,
John
L.
—V.
—
410,000
Co.-
Lerchen
185, p. 2555.
fit
410,000
Co.
-
410,000
.
*
Consolidated
Natural
>U'
Gas Co.—Debentures
Offered—
White, Weld & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
and associates offered on June 12, $25,000,000 of 4%%
debentures, due June 1, 1982, at 101.085%, plus accrued
interest, to yield 4.80%. The group won award of the
issue June 11
Two
other
follows:
on
bids
a
for
bid of 100.1599%.
and T
the
debentures
with
5%
coupons
received
were
Halsey, Stuart fit Co, Inc.,
ranging
Ilrst Boston
*e
from
105.96%
100.96%
from
PROCEEDS—Net
used
to
finance
estimated to
be
secured
company.
■
cost
from
.t
'
■
to
to
par,
-
—
part the
$74,000,000.
additional
i
the
sinking
sale
fund redemption
company's
>:
and
the
of
1957
The balance of
financing
debentures
construction
the
from
>.
Iselin-Jefferson
The
<
new
stainless
Ga.—V.
185,
...
Unit Leases Space and Will
;
Inc.,
Co.,
>v,
subsidiary,
a
one
•
the
of
country's
selling agents, has leased two full floors comprising
55,000 square feet of space at 111 West 40th Street, New York City.
Announcement
of
the
long-term lease, negotiated by the Durand
Taylor Co. as renting
agent for the new 34-story air-conditioned
office
building, was made by Floyd W. Jefferson, Cb-Chairmah 'of
Iselin-Jefferson, and Edmund F. Wagner, President of the General
largest
textile
Realty
fit
at
northwest
the
Charles
Utilities
Corp.,
builder
of
corner
of
Avenue
of
the
new
the
textile
Americas
building
40th
and
rising
Street.
Korn
represented General Realty as attorney.
John M. P.
Thatcher was attorney for Iselin-Jefferson.
Iselin-Jefferson is now located at 9o Worth Street, 325 Broadway,
amount
an
suf.icient
to
exhaust
thes
um
of
$250,109 at
prices not to
which it has owned and occupied since 1929.
It will con¬
operations on the sixth and seventh floors at 11 West 40th
Street, Mr. Jefferson said.
The Synthetic Division and the Mission Valley Division, now housed
at
1430
Broadway, New
York City, will also move into the new
buildings
prices
quarters
the
—•
funds
general
will
be
program,
required will
funds of the
«'
BUSINESS—Company is engaged through five operating companies in
at
West
11
Jarvis
Co.,
new
The
year.
from
„• *
Consolidate Operations—
par.
proceeds
In
*
while
39. 111.
solidate its
101.03, and Morgan Stanley fit
Corp.
rlnt'v
100.23.
A sinking fund will
retire $20,000,000 of the debentures prior to
maturity. The debentures are redeemable at optional redemption prices
Co.
>
Dan River Mills, Inc.
410,000
-
__
fit
and
and 2097.
2445
pp.
office
4 officially opened Crucible's
warehouse building at Atlanta,
June
on
company
its expanded specialty steel warehouse
West Cortland St., Chicago
at 4501
14
sales
steel
410,000
Lee
June
Fleming-
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co.
St
183, p. 1966.
America—Opens Warehouses—
This company formally opened
on
480,000
790,000
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp
C. Legg & Co
Controls Corp. above.—V.
Crucible Steel Co. of
\
480,000
Clark, Dodge St Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
C.
Offer¬
ing Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
480,000
'
;
Clement A. Evans fit Co.,
Inc.
Folger,
790,000
Hutton
Weeks
of
480,000
Pomeroy, Inc.
G. H. Walker fit Co.—_
Loeb, Rhodes &
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to the increasing
telephone service.—V. 181, p. 2927.
The
480,000
Co.-
900,000
Alex.
Co
Weeks—
fit
Co.
Paine,
fit
W.
Co,———900,000
Hutton
M,
Miller
Mead,
R.
Noyes
fit
Hemphill,
E.
1,400,000
900,000
900,000
670,000
Pressprich & Co.
Reynolds & Co.—
Hornblower
Carl
Inc.
Co.
670,000
—
Pierce,
Smith, Barney fit Co.— 1,600,000
contemplated that ad-
corporation
issuance
named
—_
—1,900,000
1,600,000
Union
Blyth fir. Co., Inc
on
of April 30 totalled $90,-
as
185, p. 1384.
by
The
v
5,040,105 1/10
Spencer Trask fit Co
Co.- 2,875,000
ties Corp.
books
company
Department.—V. 185, p. 2097.
•
A, C. Allyn & Co., Inc..
Baker, Watts & Co
2,875,000
the
on
of
was
•
%
Stanley
Morgan
range
HiSTi *™ANCINa will be sold
PANNED—Tt Is presently
deben*ures
' *
25,000,000 '
500,000 shs. ' %
None
underwriters
fit
1957,
appointment of Howard F. Harris to the newly created position
of Public Relations of this company has been announced
The
;
Manufacturers
25,000,000
■!
Option Plan.
Sachs
28,
begin.—V. 185, p. 716.
.
25,000,000
10,000,000
25,000,000
' 20,000,000
s
25,000;000
Stone fit Webster Securi-
as
the
•
for
reserved
stock,
103,314 shares.
June
Corn Products Refining
'
75,000,000
25,000,000
10,000,000
*6,000,000shs/'
The First Boston Corp—11,715,000
mm-
i957 $45,000,000,
-1
note—
Kidder, Peabody fit Co.-$11,715,000
•stream
owner-
'
agreed,
severally and not jointly, to purchase from the company the following
respective principal amounts of the notes:
an.,
subsidiary of the
approximately $30,000,000 obtained
a
-
;
value)
par
172,105
Restricted Stock
W.
addition,
Gulf
built
•
Sept. 15, 1969——
Cumulative pfd stock. ($100 par value)
White/Weld fit Co._
.
•
75,-000,000
—
—
due
stock
Unfilled orders
•
50,000,000
75,000,000
75,000,000
25,000,000
1, 1966—
ha*'
20,000,000
notes due March 1, 197725,000,000'
3*8%
capital
the
of
1957, will receive
one
thereby increasing outstand¬
21,
had net earnings of $2,007,067 in the six months
1957, C. J. Reese, President, reported: on June C.
corresponding half of the 1956 fiscal year were
ending April 30,
Earnings In the
$705,699.
"
■.
15,000,000
30;000,000
75,000,000
1977—
notes—
held,
to
dated
be
284,000, Mr. Reese said.—V.
:
30,000,000
notes due Nov.
Junior
general
at.
during
V
30,000,000
1, 1976——
June,
V
40,000,000
50,000,000
30,000,000
15,000,000
75,000,000
Securities fit Co.—
PROCEEDS—The
-4
3% notes due Sept. 1, 1957—-.
3 '2% note due June 15, 19583.95% notes due June 1, 1964
$1,225,261
402,211
v
1974
UNDERWRITERS—The
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
tion
$1,159,151
121,081
$131,608
23,937
railway oper. inc.—
185, p. 2444,
Nov.
duo
$40,000,000
1965
15, 1968
1, 1969—
notes due Feb.
Common
—V.
Jan.
notes
3Ti%
4,1>%
$5,246,486
.
due
notes due
*
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,286,983
notes
;
1963—
1.
51,657
will
June
split
2-for-l
share
each
from
corporation
The
Outstanding
•
'
1961-
15,
1,
June
4'/-i%
Colorado fit Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway opeTV revenue—
Railway oper.. .expenses-
June
Jan.
due
for
share
a
on
13.
record
$718,586,000
v
3:,»%
i
f'
p.'2329.
161,
due
due
notes
3.35%
5%
See
notes
notes
3%
of
to stockholders will
ing
FINANCING
—
Subordinated unsecured
of America—Offer—
Co.
PRESENT
Unsecured short-term notes (due within
May 14 at par, $7,666,700 principal
subscribed for up to and including May 28.
j
TO
Authorized
Unsecured notes-^-;'.
June
on
certificates
New
approved
have
announced
shareholders
Continental Motors Corp.—Reports Higher Profit—
EFFECT
—
on
capitalization
ing
31,
year)
100,000
——
——
10,000
directors
was
The
additional
1956, the company held gross receivables totaling
During
the
year,
total
gross
receivables
acquired
amounted to $3,387,088,000, compared to $3,677,242,000 in 1955,;
<
one
Inc.
r
%
Continental Electric Equipment Co.—Stock Split—
The
$1;296,832,000.
GIVING
100,000
100,000
Arthur L. Wright &Co.,
'
,
theft and accident insurance.
Dec.
of
100,000
Ind., are the underwriters. The proceeds are -to be used
payment of bank loans made on Mar. 1, 1957.—V. 184, p. 621.
for part
financing, accounts receivable-financing, and factoring; The
business includes credit insurance, creditor
life insurance,
insurance
and
company
covering
three
the
Renshaw—
fit
Indianapolis,
and Its subsidiaries are engaged in financing,
manufacturing. The finance companies collectively
largest enterprises in the United States engaged
instalment financing,
personal instalment loans,
also
and
of
one
Joyce fit Co.—
stock%;ino par—stated
BUSINESS—Company
insurance
; /
B.
May 24 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of 6% cumulative convertible preferred
value $25) to be offered at $25 per share.
The
Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee, Wis. and Indianapolis Bond fit Share Corp.,
^
'• '''/-P
company.
,
700,000
——
2662.
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,OOd
Consolidated Water Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
The
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be added to the company's working
capital and may be used for the purchase of receivables in the course
of regular financing operations, or may be used to reduce short-term
record
Colonial Life Insurance
p.
100,000
'
The notes may not be redeemed before June 1, 1967. On and after
that date, the company may redeem the notes at redemption prices
ranging from 103.25% in the eleventh year to 100% in the last three
years.
The notes will constitute part of the superior indebtedness
CAPITALIZATION
5%
Co.
SEC
Co.—Subscriptions—Of
Radio
fit
100.000
Rodman
700,000
Co
fit
—i<v
Rowles, Winston fit Co. "
Smith, Moore fit Co
■Strader fit Co., Inc
:'
;
'
.
100,000
—_■*<•
John
700,000
185,
Riter
—V.
«Sc
—
Reynolds
writing group headed jointly by The First Boston Corp.
and Kidder, Peabody & Co. made a public offering on
June 12 of $75,000,000 5% notes due 1977.
The notes
were priced at 100%. ?This offering was oversubscribed
Marks
300,000
Boyce__
Blewer, Glynn fit Co.—, Crowell, Weedon fit Co. ;
H. L. Emerson & Co.,
700,000
Co.———
M.
300,000
v.
300,000
fit
Bioren fit Co
700,000
Laurence
——
Bros,
Co.
700,000
&
fit
400,000
Inc.
Dick & Merle-Smith—
Brown
Inc.
Co.,
900,000
Pressprich & Co.
Estabrook
-
-
—i—-J.-
Bingham, Sheldon fit
1,200,000
1,200,000
1,200,000
900,000
900,000
Rothschild & Co.
C.
Alex.
to
storage
for
gas
F.
W.
Denton,
William R. Staats fit Co.
1,400,000
—
Coffin fit Burr, Inc
R.
fit
—
Stein
A.
hearing
a
'
1,400,000
L.
for authorization to make
Commission has given inter¬
.
the $7,917,000
convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, of¬
Collins
1,400,000
1,400,000
Hlgglnsoa Corp.—
Lee
>
600,ood
Co.
Bros,
Inc.
St Hutz¬
ler
prin¬
$700,000
First of Michigan Carp. .», 400.00()
E. F.: Hutton & CO—
;
400,000
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Co.,
& Co.
Peabody
Ohio
Burns
;*
—
have.1 severally
below
the
Spencer Trask fit Co.
1,400,000
—
Salomon Bros.
'
Clopay'manufactures vinyl plastic draperies, window shades, packag¬
ing films,, folding doors and specialized products, for industrial use.—
-
—
Kidder,
100,000
.
Irving Lundborg fit Co—
and the
borrowings;
until
persons
The company's
engage
West
and the books closed.
ClopayCorp,, Cincinnati, O.—Listing Approved—,
The Board
r
Whiteside,
Winslow Inc
fit
:'
.
.
* 1957—Month—-1956
,
revenue—
Corp.
Inc.
Mas-
Altoona,
Parkers-
.
1,500,000
Inc.——
Securities
Harriman Ripley &
200,000
thereon.
Columbia proposes to make borrowings from 18 banks on or before
July 16, Aug. 15, and Sept. 16, 1957, in the respective amounts of
"
Railway oper, expenses-
applied
has
company
$45,000,000
during
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings— '
fit
Warren,
Virginia.
named
The
CO.,
&
Equitable
Proposed Bank Borrowings of $45,000,000—
enable
5
4
Blyth
Canton,
following respective
debentures;
1982
$1,500,000
fit: Curtis
Co.—
fit
Weld fit Co
Beax, Stearns fit Co
I'ae
filed a letter of notification with the
five-year deferred bonds to be offered
each; 100 series D at $1,000 each and
underwriting is involved. The proceeds
used for the expansion of business.
Masten
E.
Chace,
Granbery, Maraclie fit
Files
corporation on May 24
SEC covering $200,000 of 6%
as follows:
50 series D at $500
15 series D at $5,000 each; No
r
200.000
A.
700,000
of
West
company
Paine, Webber, Jackson
"
200,000
Fauset, Steele fit Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger
amounts
in
purchasers
the
the June 1,
from
purchase
to
White,
200,000
700,000
Youngstown,
Fairmont and Morgantown
agreed
~
Akron,
and Marietta in Ohio; Pittsburgh (a portion),
Monessen in Pennsylvania; and Clarksburg,
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
400,000
400,000
Co
Cleveland,
are:
Niles
burg,
400,000
Corp.
Elkins, Morris, Stokes fit
Co.———
Co,
>
400,000
900.000
Shelby
1
systtm engaged in ail puases of tae natural gas business—
.
Johnstown
Parrish fit Co.——--——
Laurence M. Marks fit
fit
at
sillon,
Emanuel, Deetjen fit Co.
1,200,000
900,000
-
retail
500.000
4
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
purchasing,, gathering,,, tjransmissiqn^. storage, and .dis¬
tribution, together with by-product operations. Principal cities served
400,000
Company-
First
Ladenburg, Thalmann fit
Co.
fit
.
The subsidiaries constitute an interconnected
business.
gas
production,
$500,000
Co., Inc.
William Blair fit Co
-
The
&
Co._T^
Robinson-Humphrey
Cooley
Commission has temporarily authorized this
company -to construct and operate natural gas facilities in Oklahoma
and Kansas at an estimated cost of $2,104,000.—V. 185, p. 1513.
Citizens Acceptance Corp., Georgetown, Del. —
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Hutton
1,600,000
Power
Federal
The
1,675,000
Co
Co^IaIncrease JPacilities-^
^rvlceGas
Cities
:
F.
The
$1,675,000
—
Shields
the natural
are
natural gas
E.
White, Weld fit Co
Burnham
'
debentures to be purchased by each
new
below:
Lynch, Pierce,
Equitable Securities
Corp.
H.*^'
;;
forth
set
will be. offered
Purchase Plan.
that the additional 80,000 shares
dates, under the Employees' Stock
anticipated
later date, or
a
—V.
June
on
.
Cromwell,
building.
General
.a.<.s
u
40th Street, and the Iselin-Jefferson Financial
President, will shift its factoring operations to
Realty building is scheduled for completion early next
*ueady been closed with the Pepperell Manufacturing
Vc
Co., Indian Head Mills, Greenwood Mills, Inc., Kendall Mills, Woodward,
Baldwin
to
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
the Union Dime Savings Bank,
in addition
Iselin-Jefferson,
building for the .textile industry, will
contain a half-million squr.re feet of net. rentable space.
The George A. Fpller Co, is general contractor.—V. 185, p. 2445.
The
structure,
largest
new,
Volume
Number 5647
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2801)
Datamatie
Expansion
scale
Walter
W.
15,000
The
.
feet
130,000
the
feet.
Michigan
has
here
the
to
enlarge
major
brings
company,
its
jointly
orders
Hospital
Service,
the
by
for
First
electronic
Detroit,
184,
will
Six Months Ended April 30—
sales:
:•
•
Farm and industrial
Chemical products
Military
to
its
sale
and
Raytheon,
*
V
*'
-' *;•fi
;
The
195,8i>2,976 139,620,636
3,542.517
2,468,365
2,038,682
1
and
to
that
all
Total
net
income
Net
income
per dollar
15,121,304
guards
of
-Id
sales
7.5c
:
V.
15,203.962
5.7c
per
share—
common
After dividends
on
,
.
$2.10
.
preferred stock.—V.
Net
oper.
revenue
oper.
The
'/•
;
»
the
$3,241,786
4.216,743
to
make
reports
basis
a
as
make
full
offer
an
here
only
j-,
for
of
stock
the
involved,
disclosure
of
of
the
restitution.
Including
a failure to comply
but also materially
$27,286,067 $25,080,297
17,217,481
16,164,193
$2,025,038 $10,068,583
1,086,450
$8,916,104
5,231,986
•'
1957—Month—1956
$1,747,923
$7,858,807
1,348,967
1,247,945
5,517,217
the
the
fact
that
from ry. opers.
$551,916
$499,97&
$2,341,590
$2,435,803
303,213
256,719
1,220,059
from ry. opers.
rev.
In
185,
2213.
p.
the
with
false
Period End. April 30—
$156,680
*76,124
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
RR.—EarningsPeriodEnd. April 30—
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
expenses-
$298,100
227,005
from ry. opers.
$71,095
$100,474
'
the
*39,113
*34,625
*607,127
$618,059
$670,094
413,953
389,832
from ry. oper.
rev.
$204,106
185,
inc.—,
;
" 36,748
•
$3,010,003
$2,438,900
1398,526:
1,309,245
1,664,279
72,553
p. 22131
Black
that superior
receivers, Dr.
television
June
on
Leaf Guide—-
12
receivers
line
A new, specially
designed Lawn Garden Maintenance Guide, which
in simple,
graphic terms how to control virtually all common
gardening problems involving insects, plant diseases and weeds, has
just been Issued by Diamond Black Leaf Co., Cleveland, Ohio, a sub¬
sale
policy-
of
the
the
finest
quality, of
together
at
and
by
; •
is
is
hardware
retailers.
Diamond
Black
garden clubs, nursery
dealers and distributors
Leaf
Co.—V.
185,
2556.
p.
not
the
with
coming
black-and-white
chassis
will
season'
television
ancl'the
use
of
styling,"
Dr.
Du
authentic
be
tff
239,482
wood:
Mont
'
'•
both
stated.
.
short
new
cathode-ray
tubes,
the
console
class
share
A
only
as a
are
to
:
,
be
used
'
,
for
V
*
machinery,
A
GIVING EFFECT
stock, non-voting (par,10 cents)
stock, (par 1.0 cents)'
-id
Class
TO
3957.
company
Commission
Co.
shares
of
registration
a
of
of
covering
(par $4)
America
Federal
Federal
21
each
called
of
Colonial.
special
the
of
100,000' scares Of The
stock (par $10) on
share
a
authorized
-
,
the
with
exchange
proposed
a
for
capital
for
has
to
statement-
meeting
The
of
its
increase *' in
necessary
'
On
.
.
about
or
Federal.
The
by holders of
80%
Boston
business
Federal
the
of
of
writing
licensed
is
United
Hawaii and
Puerto
that
Rico.
If
Colonial
the
but
States
Puerto
the
fire,
and
and
Rico
exchange
would
direction
also
insurance
the
marine,
casualty
business
transacts
in
the- District
and
does
of
business
and
in
all
Columbia,
in
Canada,
continue
of
its
offer
to
•
is
made
operate
board
own
as
effective, It
separate
a
is
com¬
of;-directory- and; with
'
/
its
further
development over a i>eriod of time of its
through Federal's established-• branch* offices
business
connections
its
United
with
leading agents and brokers thxbughout the
through , this -means could be accom¬
States. a .Development
plished
quickly
more
Colonial's
that
;and
incurring > the
expanding its'
in
volved
would
avoid
in part . the
necessity:. of;
expenses-thatwould normally, be in¬
large
business.-
agency
to
accelerate
or
Should
it
desirable-
become
by other means, .more capital
is in
-
cabinets
in .the
states
under
and
the"
feci
in
life
He
term
a
of
three
1,
extreme
in
use
"We
the
over
have /done
past
to
20
and
years
toward
ultimate solution of
the
have
both transmitting
development work
this
March
the
on
Colonial's rate
of'expansion-by entering additional states
might be. required. Federal presently
yositlon to supply additional capital to Colonial.—V. 179, p. 1479.
a
are
color
black-and-white
of; the
illuminated
made
and
at
this
number
a
work
of
equipment.
We are
present time with a view
•
problem."—V.
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets
As of—
Size
of
185,
Offering
—V.
price
185,
1957.
Fund____—
construct
Field,
The
to
designs
company
electronic
data
and
constructs
processing
devices
systems,
such
Ei Paso
The
$86,738,641
A
are
peri¬
$23.46
$22.12
gas
not
April
the
assets
30,
1957
this
of
stood
report for the
figures
Oct.-31-,
on
at
six
mutual
months
1956
fund,
managed
$214,005,610,
ended
or
$2.71
April
$204,637,055
were
by
30,
and
1957.
it
an
amendment
on
covering an additional
capital stock, 25a par value.—V. 185, p. 2097.
to
Securities
issuance
exemption
to
respect
In
Co.;
1956,
tain
the
was
In
Dix
proposing
stock
at
5c
and
failed
filed
the
per
June
on
7
pursuant
of
to
the
and
offering
statements
required
of
notification
6,000.000
the
by
notification
file
offering
Regulation A.
temporarily suspended
misleading
to
public
A
order
this
with
a
El
report
of
its
offering
Weber
decision,
circular
the
"were
Investment Co.
broker-dealer
Commission
as
materially
ruled
false
the underwriter
registration
with
the
that
and
of
Dix's
stock
Commission
its
25,
the
on
to
con¬
the
in
purporting to act in-behalf of Weber;
withdrawn
in
the
latter*s
that
Rains
had no
authority to ?nter into any such
company's behalf.
Observing that "active parti¬
underwriter in connection with any stock issue is
a
matter of
prime importance to prospective
investors," the Com.mi.ssjon ; concluded that -the naming of Weber as underwriter was
cipation '6f
ajt
•
materially "false and misleading..
the
offering
circular
was
Furthermore,
materially
the
misleading
Commission
In
omitting
8
on
feet
of
would
The
gas
day
per
to
include
and
field
216
miles
facilities
would
con¬
be
used
stated,
to
cubic
feet per day
to Pacific Gas «Sc
35,000,000 cubic feet per day to exist¬
estimated
cost
and
of
these
facilities
is
El
plants
located
and
Co.
their
which
gas
El
by
of
horsepower
has
have
the
contracted
the
facilities
to
to
also
miles
various
cost
an
yearly
to
deliver
option
to
Transistor
Corp.
state
oper.
expenses-
<
Net
Net
SEC
covering
public
60.000
offering
amendment.
on
W.
13
June
shares
of
company,
primarily
of
-
to
in
Southern
new
for
the
below.—V.
filed
its
design,
and
scientific,
any
one
year
,
before
5%
preferred- shares
class
after
amounts
$1,062,062
$4,048,210
$4,256,187
441,544
1,561,568
1,914,876
*
Power
shares
Corp.
of
—
common
common
Fluorspar Corp. of America, Portland, Ore.—Files—
The
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$8.50
used
May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
on
30,000
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
expenses incident to mining operations.—V.
183,
per
for
181,
p.
Fort
The
to
are
be
886.
p.
of
a
no
registration
par
value
common
the
Fort Worth
185,
Detroit
Bank
Denver
&
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
with
&
stock.
the
uses.
Trust
Co.,
Detroit,
Mich.
Ry.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
$1,547,909
revenue
oper.
expenses
1,483,952
$63,957
*16,598
oper.
railway
inc.—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
185,
p.
$1,575,377
'1,374,789
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$6,791,987 - $6,764,188
5,904,6185,508,947
$200,588
$887,369
$1,255,241
65,483
133,760
441,928
2445.
the
The
supplied
as
Fox Head Brewing Co.,
by
The
prin¬
1954,
development, manufacture and
used in data processing
is
sale
and
The net
Board
Governors
of
Waukesha, Wis.—Listing—
the
American
Stock
Exchange
on
June
approved for original listing 749,708 shares of common stock (par
of this corporation, which was incorporated in 1899, and has
a
brewery in
"Fox
New
Head
Jersey,
last
financing further development of the company's business,
p. 1515.
of
$1.25)
through
Including the carrying of increased inventories.—V. 185,
at
Net rev. from ry. oper.
statement
military
made
be
of
2692.
systems
industrial and
has called for redemption on July 1, next, $168,200
mortgage 4% bonds due Jan. 1, 1958 at 100%-.
Payment
first
its
will
Shelby Hotel Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
proceeds from thd issde will be used to" repay short-term secured notes
for
in
out¬
book1' value, but
Stock Subscriptions — Of the
stock recently offered for
stockholders of record May. 14
at $51 per share, 250,185 shares were subscribed for up
to and including June 3.
The remaining 5,628 shares
were taken up by the underwriters, headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,* Fenner &
Beane and sold on June 4 at $58 per share.
See also
V. 185, p. 2331.
payable to banks and the balance will be available for working capital
to be used
on
$921,927
340,240
inc.—
subscription by
6
equipment
equal
Ry.—Earnings—
2445 and 2556.
pp.
Florida
California
docket.—V.
organized under the laws of Massachusetts In
control
of
In dividends
for
quantities
price and underwriting terms are to be
C. Langley & Co., of New York, is listed
engaged in
components,
automatic
185,
255,813
to
up
cipal underwriter.
The
are
t Ex¬
:
'
.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,818,690
$3,900,932 $15,993,795-$15,177,177
2,896,763
2,838,870 '11,945,585
10,920,990
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway oper.
Net
corporation
for $2
Coast
Railway
Epsco, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registered With SEC—
The
East
revenue-,
Southern
purchase,
maximum
sell
sought
and
customer,
generated electric power
Southern California Gas
'
General
shares
*$1.21
shares
oper.
of
Elsin Electronics Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Control
See
common
i,>
1957.
shares
beginning May 1, 1957. There were 230,000
outstanding on April 30,
1957- (and
1956,
year
Period End. April 30—
proposes
of
estimated
sell
new
a
steani
Angeles.
Co.
of
used
be
day
its
Los
Gas
8'/3%
15,
stations;
in existing stations;
dehydration capacity;
The
common
$55,502,000.
at
around
to
Paso
.
to
the application;
Paso
266
line
main
existing
in
El
about
equipment.
per
use
30-inch
stated
additional
would
gas
for
Counties
up
means
2670.
of
and
In
use,
facilities
Co.
not
facilities.
of
per
feet
Southern
Joint
Edison
p.
the
cubic
In
compressor
day
appurtenant
Edison
of
126
including
and
Is approximately
said
Paso
8,920
miles
horsepower
the capacity
facilities
feet
hearing.
8
construct
communications
cubic
facilities
the July
to
on
of
horsepower, located
facilities
new
based
Jan.
,
The annual dividend
$61,020.—V. 185, p. 2556.
—V.
California,
horsepower,
compressor
station,
field
metering
California
presi¬
that
agreement, on
but
July
commence
27,850 compressor
The
per
Railway
and
1955; and, in fact. It had ceased active business
operations
July 1955, prior to the filing of the notification by Dix. An under¬
writing agreement had been entered into between Dix and one Ruth
testified
and
these
naming
in
Rains,
project
Mexico.
additional
proposes
pipeline;
165.000,000
hearing
a
November
dent
cubic
and
and
Arizona.
additional
metering
diameter
offering. Weber's
was
line
New
application for
construct
sales.
notification
misleading"
its
of
stock
subsequently sought withdrawal of its notification, and
ordered by th§ Commission.
will
in Arizona
75.000.000
an
compressor
100.000,000
the
that
and
of
and
in
now
20.000
new
to
with
June
appeared
fact
and
new
Paso
pipe;
A
exemption
of
exemption
circular
material
semi-annual
shares
Co.;
customers
"
with
conditional
By
to
company
approximately $107,100,000.
A hearing previously scheduled' for June
10 on this application has been canceled and the matter consolidated
announced
Regulation
a
miles
Texas
additional
an
ing
a
suspending
Regulation
a
share
provided
Commission
that', the
false
issuer
Dix
1955,
registration
ground
Commission
permanently
of 533
Electric
shares
from, registration under the Securities Act of
1933
public, offering of securities by this corporation.
Commission
from
Exchange
decision
a
hearing
and
on
may be paid on class B common shares. Class B common
became convertible into common shares at the rate of 14,000
common
approximately $1,039,414.
285,000,000
existing customers
Arizona,
11, 1957
5,000,000
a
August,
common
and
of
additional
an
is
shares
eligible
are
distribution
Townsend-Edison
company, to construct and operate natural
to cost approximately $160,000,000, to enable
Paso's
and
The
this
estimated
shares
B
stock
adjustment).
Two Applications—
on
class
263,805;,:) •252,114
:•
ZjtzJL*—$1.62 qc
share.——
two-for-one
and
Florida
facilities
new
Commission
by
this
the
in
outstanding.-..—;——2_-——
dividend
B
supply an additional daily volume of 75,000.000 cubic feet of gas
jointly to Southern California Gas Co.' and Southern Counties Gas
Bullock,
; Dix Uranium Corp., Provo, Utah—Stock Offering Per¬
manently Suspended by SEC—
the
of the
Power
deliver
and
sisting
according
June
cost
facilities
gas
authorized
Mex.
previously proposed
main pipeline, 58,900 compressor
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation filed with the SEC
its registration statement
estimated
applications
El
Corresponding
respectively..
$2.63,
natural
N.
has
to
Calvin
share,
per
Commission
operate
County,
facilities,
new
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Assets at
$214 Million—
Total
a.
shares
Power
and
Lea
Federal
two
tape
in
on
Adjusted for
common
1956
11,025,540
vH 487,439"*: .-:365,074
shares
Common
Up 34%—
14,417,809-
1
fSrofit per common
$74,725,188
,
Hearings Start July 8
high speed punch tape converters, punch card to data transmission
links, magnetic tape to magnetic tape conversion devices, electronic
controls
for
High speed line printers and binary-decimal converter
units.
Digitronics also furnishes maintenance services for electronic
computers.—V. 165, p. 2331.
1
Common
Dec. 31, '56
Natural Gas Co.—To Add Facilities—
Federal
The
magnetic
which
as
v
—$15,724,071 $12,360,378
shipments
Net. profit
shares
going
to
■
.
1057-
30—
—
cluding class B common
standing at April 30.
Higher—
share
per
Ended April
Not
"
1992.
p.
Year
Orders
.
2331.
p.
May 31, '57
the
principal business of Digitronics consists of designing and
producing electronic components and
systems,
designing,
building,
testing and de-bugging special purpose
electronic
equipment
and
furnishing the services of its engineers in connection with the fore¬
pheral
135, p. 1992.
Fischer & Porter Co. (& Subs.)—Profits
:
valuable
receiving
the
The
ment.
{ See Radorock Resources, Inc. below.—V.
in
26,
matters.
More specifically, the company designs and
produces
pulse amplifiers, electrical mechanical clutch assemblies and electrical
delay lines which are used
in
electronic
computers,
telemetering
equipment, radar, ground communication equipment, coding and de¬
coding networks and other types of classified work for the Govern¬
^
■
whereas
rooms,
Federal Uranium Corp.—To Receive Dividend—
r
present
large amount of development
a
continuing
on
brilliance
brilliantly
201,000 Shs.
in Delaware
commencing June
years
added:
contributions
.
for
the
their
250,000 shs.
'
Tenancy of part of the premises formerly occupied by Underwooi's
Electronic Computer Division at 35-10 36th Avenue, Long Island
City,
N. Y., was terminated on May 31,
1957, at which time the company
moved
to a plant in Albertson,
Long Island, N. Y., which it had
leased
enables
compared with ,28-inches
as
subdued
color
* Outstanding
shs,
500,000 shs/
organized
was
'
PRESENT FINANCING
500,000
.
B
BUSINESS—The
J.
filed
7
.
27,
-
•
Alaska,
zation,
present stage of color development color sets can only be used
light.
We
feel
that
future
developments in color will
materialize so that it will become available to the mass
market," Dr. Du Mont continued.
,
Authorized
CI.
to
v
-
r-
the
In
•
CAPITALIZATION
of
V-'',
,
eventually
equip¬
'
•
at
deep,
Furthermore,
receivers
(par 10 cents-non-voting) at $1 per
speculation. The offering is not underwritten.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
ment and-"working capital.
:
17-inches
sets.
stock
•;
.
"V
;
,
of
to
Jy *" 7
.
present officers and staff.
It is anticipated that the acquisition will not only permit the con¬
tinued operation, and expansion of; Colonial's existing agency organi¬
'
■
the
finding.-"' ,-'.t
capital stock
June
insurance.
48
in
and
the
"With
Dijrftronies Corp., Albertson, L. I., N. Y.—Stock Offered
—The company on June 5 offered publicly 250,000 shares
3
,1.
:,
that the
exchange offer will begin
continue for 30 days, unless extended by
First
engaged
pany
cabinets,:
"We
-
and
planned
the
to
as
the'
in
V/. "
,.
a
industrial
^
concentration
receivers,
fine
i
for
England and Holland and certain other parts of the world.
1
Colonial, at the present time, is in the business of writing ordinary,
and group life insurance, all of which Is Issued on a nonparticipating basis.- Colonial is presently licensed and does business
in
New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut and Maryland
$839,275
Chairman of the Board,
intend to make color'TV
*
'
expected
26
the
of
Mont,
did
"
-
surety
present time the superior pictures: that can: be obtained. on
black-and-white receivers; together with the -smaller:and
better pro¬
portioned-cabinets, provide a much better buy as far as the public
is concerned.
...u''.
u'-'i ■--I i
I
'
gardeners,
writing to Diamond Black Leaf.
Du
Exchange.
no-basis
acceptance
of the Colonial shares,
'
Corp. ancl Spencer Trask & Co., as dealer man¬
agers, have agreed to form and manage a group of soliciting dealers,
including themselves; to solicit tenders of Colonial; capital :stock. :
Federal, with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Vigilant Insurance Co.,
He
.
t:. The .-.chart Is' available ; to. home
.
B.
firm
Stock
was
„
v
•'
for
.
which manufacturcs-and markets pesticides and other agricul¬
tural chemicals:
v. •
this
"
\
there
exchange offer will become effective upon acceptance
of the Colonial shares, or, at the option of Federal,
black-and-white
on
four
directors
by not less than
1,689,225
combinations.
"Our
sidiary,
Allen
that
year!
received
York
salcl
90%
spoke at a press previefy of Dir Mon't new
television-receivers, high fidelity phonographs, ancl TV,' radio,
of
hi-fi
chows
said
this
be
can
its
for
It
$2,528,500
i.'V-
pictures
of
June
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc. — To Concen¬
Black-and-White Receivers—
; i
on
/ Stating
A-
•
Diamond Alkali Co.—New
;
185, p. 2213.
Exchange
Insurance
capital.
(Allen B.)
trate
$1,246,651
$1,454,043
" 289,650
30-1,737
::V
•'
r
"Deficit.—V.
the
June
on
shareholders
"
$3,118,922
1,763,352
'
.$280,262
-
I
disturb
of
Life
basis "of
board
i
$499,000
and
shares
Colonial
V,:
$1,129,655
railway oper. inc.„
Net
1957—4 Mos.—1956
expenses
oper.
railway oper.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
Medina,
"unfairness."
not
company
400,000
and
Railway
New
unanimously upheld the SEC. Its opinion;
R.
."•%
J -v. ••
•:'} Federal Insurance Co.—Registers
Exchange Offer—
Securities
1957—4 Mos.—1956
revenue-..
rev.
of
the
1955,
shall
we
The
''
oper.
Net
claim
Harold
ancl
from
that
This
298,303
,
*
Judge
legal action to set aside last Sep¬
Exchange Commission' delisting
a
Securities
stock
S. Court of Appeals
by
July,
and
$517,488
16,463
Railway
1,264,746
the
Stock of Exchange Buffet hacl been suspended from trading. Dec.
.1955.—V. 184, p>: 1017.'y
»
—
$85,901
1957—Month—1956
May 16 lost
on
of
capital
,
Railway
2213.
,
>;(
'
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
:
724,259
the New York Stock Exchange amended Its rules to
delisting would be considered when a company fell below
certain
size or
earnings minimums. The corporation failed to meet
these revised standards, the opinion said, and "the
delisting proceed¬
ings in this case was a proper exercise of its (the SEC'sf functions
,
$59,358
*6,073 ;
inc—
oper.
U.
provide
' ,1957—4 Mos.—1956
$634,154
$2,458,571
$2,626,001
548,253-v: 2,301,891 U2,108,573
577,767
order
company
the
redemption on July 2, 1957, all of
July 1, 1059 at 100Payment
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa;
t
railway
$3,356,475 $11,023,278 $12,807,010
1,328,541
3,930,909 i 4,942,763
2556.
corporation
The
1957—Month—1956
,
$1,905,892
inc.__
oper.
p.
company's
written
Montreal.
$637,125
$7,382,375
4,946,572
ino.—
of
expenses.
oper.-
"Deficit.—V.
$1,900,883
oper.
due
Bank
revenue-.!
1957—4 Mos.—1956
expenses.
p.
bonds
4%
the
at
Railway
Net
revenue—
135,
for
Railway oper.
4,581,495
oper.
railway
called
"■
oper.
rev.
mortgage
made
135,
tember's
facts
Under
/■■.■J J
rlV.;-;:,
has
railway
The
sales
permanent
procedural safe¬
and
misleading
rejected
the
withdrawal
requestu and
suspension
of
the
Regulation
A
exemption!—
•
.
from ry. oper.
/ Exchange Buffet Corp.—Loses Court Plea— 1:
.
Commission
Period End. April 30—
.1,322,881
Period End. ADril 30—
—-V.
the
corporation
be
Net
Net
not
\
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$14,071,427 $14,770,098 $57,680,713 $56,948,919
expenses
12,165,535
11,413,623
46,657,435
44,141,909
oper.
rev.
—v.
Winnipeg or Vancouver.-^-v.. 171, p.;369.>.,,■
'If—...
t.•../>;.}
«Vvi .V ,*:i'
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Net
semi-annual
Quebec,
1957—4 Mos.—1956
4,555,509
from xy. oper... $2,572,409
rev.
Railway
Railway
Net
precluded,'
willing
and
Regulation
725.
p.
first
will
RR.—Earnings—
$7,127,918
expenses
.
i
required
Dominion Square Corp.—To Redeem Bonds
$2.11
1120.
p.
1957—Month—1956
railway oper. inc.—
185, p. 2213. ;
—V.
a
8.5c
$1.07
184,
Rio Grande Western
Period End. April 30—
; Net
;„Net
offerings in that State! "The quoted
misleading," the Commission stated,
lalsc impression of ofiicial approval bv
Commission
be
would
permanent
184,'
its
Denver <fc
Railway
Railway
Railway
'1957—Month—1956^'
revenue__
and
v,
the
the
involved
In
ordered
179,150,996
8,223,758
or
oper.
for
that
clearance
of
«,
circumstances
activities
1,389,659
3,325,571
201.474,175 143,593.070
taxes__
registration
fact
*
"Earnings
*
sales—
after
file
by
the
and
cleared
the
of
..-V'C-.''
RR.—Earnings—.
Railway
efforts
Nevada
and
view
Eric
Period End. April 30—
offering
best
in
registered
a
.
.
.._
the
it
statements,
Net
convey
stockholders
particular
174,435,766
1,504,06:)
to
of
for
,
the
use- its
registered
been
not
was
,.c
in
securities
or
/'
cited
would
misleading, in
provide
she
references
dealers
had
and
that
,
that
Regulation A exemption for the Dix stock offer¬
ing. Dix had requested withdrawal of its
Regulation A notification,,
pointing out that only 43,160 shares had been sold.- that a contem¬
plated merger with another company might otherwise be
: ,*m >ii"
—'v
;i__
—
securities
materially false
failure
was
and
v.. •
underwriter
offering
not
to
'
found
the
false
...
suspension
Sales and Earnings Higher—
1957 r
1956
V 1955 f'
equipment—
is
tended
Nevada."
also
that
the
does
dealers
it
underwriter
•
.
through
where
law
"sinoe
effect
stock
the
as
Commission
materially
statement
•'
Minneapolis-Honey¬
■
the
states
securities
scheduled for
act
the
the
were
Nevada
to
area
to
sell
other
...-
—
products
plant
.•
Boston,
,
Net
of
class.
to
was
broker-dealer.,
addition,
circular
systems.
The first,
installed this Fall. Other
;
•
by
office
be
Bank,
1912,
p.
Deere & Co. (& Subs.),
total
Minneapolis-Honeywell
its
National
Raytheon.—V.
production
..
.
In
physical expansion
facilities is
new
20
Rains
registered
large-
additional
an
$2,250,000
to
third
of
May
on
acquired
\
six
include
and
reported
$2,000,000
space,
Occupancy of the
owned
received
orders
the
manufacturer
was
firm
space
of
new
this
\
Datamatie,
well
the
of
systems
The
factory
systems
two-year-old
square
summer.
has
processing
of
"brain"
for
facilities
President.
addition of
move
late
production
data
Finite,
square
electronic
that
Corp.—Enlarges "Brain" Production—
of
electronic
5
Missouri,
Pennsylvania,
Minnesota,
Illinois and Indiana,
salesmen and 42 wholesale beer dt&U lbutora-. DUrmg the
sales have been expanded Into Connecticut, Florida,
Iowa, Ohio, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Idaho,
10
two
years
Michigan,
Oregon,
Waukesha, Wis. It sells its beer under the brank name
primarily in the States of Wisconsin, - Naw York,
400,"
Washington
and California.—V. 182, p. 813.
:)<
Wyoming' Oil Co.—Reclassifies Stock—
has
reclassified and
changed each of its
Franco
The
of
common
stock
$6
of
value,
of
thereof
par
of
holders
the
bearer
presently outstanding bearer certificates have only one dividend
remaining attached (for dividend No. 49), it has been decided
to call in the outstanding bearer certificates and to issue new ones
covering the shares of stock as reclassified and changed.
.;
.
Upon the surrender of bearer certificates with the talon and divi¬
dend coupon No. 49 attached, to the company at the office of The
Corporation Trust Company, 100 West 10th St., Wilmington, Del., fo*
cancellation, the company will Issue to the person surrendering such
bearer certificates a new bearer certificate representing the
shares
of common stock of the company as reclassified and changed to which
coupon
entitled.
is
holder
authority
to
Its
The
V.
185,
placement of $1,300,000 6% first mortgage bonds
1, 1972 was recently made through Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. See also V. 185, p. 2671.
Futures, Inc.—Net Asset Value Rises—
The
semi-annual
period
to
$3.32
31,
share
a
with net
assets
1956.
dividend
results
it has been the custom of the management to review
irregular intervals and to pay moderate dividends based
if results continue to show profits,
This year,
will
directors
probably consider the declaration of
The
Board
of
the
dividend
a
1637.
p.
$300,604
1993.
tion
-
books have been closed.
additional shares of common stock to The
for-the construction or acquisition of permanent:
extensions and additions to its utility plajit and Uo
the extent of $730,006 of the proceeds from the sale of said shares)
for the purchase of shares of capital stock of Southern Electric Gen¬
erating Co.
The.company estimates that it will not be neees.ary for',
it to sell any additional securities in
1957 for such purposes.
' "■>< ■
in'1957
—v.
—
Private
place private¬
Northwest
Governors
the
of
American
Stock
Exchange
v
to retire bank loans and pay for new i
■-
June
on
in
the
mining
and
main
milling
located
properties
Territory,
silver-lead-zinc
of
the
In
produced
ores
Galena-Keno
Hill
of
area
from
its
Yukon
the
The
first
count
3 \\ %■
mortgage
the
of
called for
has
company
Its
bonds
sinking fund.
hattan Bank,
redemption
due
July
Payment will
New York, N. Y.—V.
July
on
1, 1974
made at
be
next, $120,000
at 100% for ac¬
the Chase
New
highs established
revealed June
were
the
during
17 In the
fiscal
Net
sales
earnings
March
ended
This
1957
lead¬
31,
this corporation,
a
totaled
Dividends
$42,400,000,
were
$1.80
Increase
ah
'common
per
share,
clock
cents
20
The
per share.
Sales
of
products introduced
or
■
In
1957
the
fiscal
increased
GF
year,
Research
Center,
its
expenditures
nearing
now
on
and
for
the
development
packages.
.'n.
'
,■; /
This activity is in addition
devoted
are
V.
185,
primarly
1637.
p.
to
quality
to
of
its
products,
new
a
12
divisional
control
and
and
processes,
which
laboratories
kilowatt
75,000
requires
cord
electric
no
of
1
100,000
&
will run indefinitely
&
clock
solar
new
Setli
185,
will
Research
Development
<&
of
First
Laboratories)
Corp.____
Iowa
"
'200.000
Marshall__„_
&
Gregory <fc Sons
J. H. Hilsman <te Co., Inc.
100.000
200,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Kormendi
&
McMaster
'''Y'''""
600.000
,
Hutchinson
<fc
100,000
100,000
100,000
200.000
Scott
Stringfellow___
3hearson, Hammili & Co.
I. M. Simon & Co.___.2_
William R. Staats &'Co.
Stern Brothers &. Co._'„_
Walter. Stokes & Co.„__
J. S. Straus> & Co._
Thomas & Company-/—
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
Watkins, Morrow & Co. •
Harold E. Wood & Co.__
300.000
100,000
100,000
200.000
Co._/_
&
Securities Corp.___
First
Foster
initially through the corpora¬
Production is scheduled to commence
2671.
p.
Steele
Fauset,
•
..."
100,000
100,000
...
Inc._l*_.
Co.
&
Evans
marketed
be
Division.
Thomas
Fall.—V.
next
Time
General
by
)
.
Fste & Co.—....
owner
energy
Developed
100.000
Schmertz
Co., Inc.."
i
$400,000
100,000
Rippel & Co.—
—_
100,000
Salomon Bros. <te Hutzler 1,500,000
Middlebrook,
Inc.
home for a month or so/ there is sufficient capacity
storage unit to keep the clock functioning for over a
year without any light.
If the clock Istops after long storage in a dark
closet, all it needs is exposure to light, and it starts up again. •
the
200,000
Corp.-
Cunningham,
from
away
in
tion's
Corp.—Earnings and Sales Up—
Coburn
100,000
Co..
&
Securities
«
is
1,500.000
Co
Broome
Clayton
-
the
100.000
&
Stearns
Stockton
•*;. -
if
&
___
Bear,
General
.Even
North
*
Co.
York Hanseatic
Patterson,
Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
—
Penington, Colket <te Co.
Peters, Writer & Christensen. Inc.
:
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
100,000
Bond Co
Fitch,
Barret,
these
without
& Strudwick
Bankers
The
"transmitter";
or
New
Corp.
—_—
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
100,000
(silicon
exposed to light from time to time, the clock
further attention,
Mr. Hawthorne said.
If
%
(the
they
of
names
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
clock.
the
this
General Instrument
facilities,
operation in the
of Oliver
Anderson
Time, the clock contains a series of voltage gen¬
solar cells).
When exposed to incandescent light or
cells generate voltage which chargs an accumulator
cell; this, in turn, operates the electric clock mechanism.
The accumu¬
lator, he said, is a special rechargeable one and is good, lor the life
improvement.—
product
clock
solar
new
erators
55-acre- site overlooking the Hudson River at Tarrytown, N. Y., will be
the largest and most modern food research operation
in the United
States.
It will greatly expand GF's facilities for continued pioneering
research
of
I-Ialsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $5,450,000
Allison-Williams Co.
100,000
of such light will operate the
is
sunlight,
research
on
completion
keeping pace with the rapidly expanding use of
to power devices, has developed a new "solar
operated by light, it was. announced on June 12.
to ordinary incandescent light or to sunlight will
exposure
President
•
Foods
125,000 kilo¬
the
several underwriters
"Purchasers") and the principal amounts of new bonds which
have respectively agreed
to purchase are as follows:
completely portable, and requires no winding or battery replace¬
ments.
According
to
the announcement by Donald J.
Hawthorne,
it
acquired by GF since World War II
amounted to $345,400,000, or 35.6% of net sales.
Dux*ing fiscal 1957, General Foods, as In other recent years, increased
expenditures to market established products and to introduce a number
of new products which went into general distribution during the year.
to $8,100,000.
The General
construction
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
energy
is
for days; the equivalent of a day
for a month.
: t
v
it
run
increase of
an
short
A
of
which
clock"
8.7%.
of
"Solar Clocfc"—
corporation,
forms
new
and convenience packaged food products.
$971,300,000, an increase of 4.3%
over last year.
were
bank loans and for construe-
General Time Corp.—Announces New
ing producer of quality
Net
unit of
the second quarter of 1958; $1,300,-'
of' a second steam-electric generating,
tions.
year
annual report of
$1,300,000 toward the.
related/ transmission
construction
proceeds are to be used to repay
program.—V. 181, p. 205.
tion
with
Yates,
Plant
at
capacity at Plant McManus, scheduled for
second quarter of 1959; $3,500,000 toward the
Dam on
the Chattahoochee River with an
installed capacity of 60.000 kilowatts, scheduled for completion in the
third quarter of 1959; and $500,000 for other generating plant addiunit
initial
The
Man¬
with
initial operation in
for
toward
000
1153.
185, p.
General Foods Corp.—Reveals New Records—
,
1987, and sold an additional 14,000 shares of
for $700,000.
1,
steam-electric unit of 125.000 kilowatt capacity
related transmission facilities,
scheduled for
fifth
a.
capacity,
scheduled
capital stock to the parent, General Telephone Corp.,
its
Gas Service Co.—Partial Redemption—
v
watt
institutional investor $800,000 of 4%% first mortgage
due
of
Yates,
operation in the second-quarter of 1958;
construction of a fifth steam-electric generating
initial
Privately—The company has placed privately with
Sold
an
Plant
at
Co. of Upstate New York—Bonds
General Telephone
bonds
of
or
■
construction
6
approved for original listing 2,666,335 shares of capital stock (par
$1) of this coxnpany, which was incorporated in 1950, and is engaged
making
1957 for the con¬
approximately as
follows:- generating facilities, including associated transmission facili¬
ties
$23,900,000; transmission lino ,and substation additions, $6,900,000;
distribution system additions. $21,900,000; and miscellaneous additions,$19,60(4,000^ including the purchase of the assets of Georgia Power" &
Light Co. and a transmission line of Florida Power Corp; in March,'
1957' for a gash payment of approximately $10,395.005 and the asStnnp- tion of $7)705,000 of outstanding- bonds.
The expenditure of $23,900,000
for generating, facilities includes aboyt $8,000,000 for completing the
construction
of
a
fourth steam-electric
generating unit of 125,000'
kilowatt capacity at Plant Yates,-with related transmission facilities,
scheduled for initial operation in June. 1957; $10,600,000 for continuing
struction
An additional 200,000 shares of common
"
^
The proceeds are to be used
construction.—V.' 185, p. 2446,
Canada—Listing—
contemplates
company
op- approximately $72,300,000 during
acquisition of property,
apportioned
expenditures
construc¬
also sold to the parent for $1,000,000.
were
PROGRAM—The
-'CONSTRUCTION
bonds;due; 198.7^. ;
ly — The company has placed privately $3,000,000 of;
4% % first mortgage bonds due 1987 to six institutional
investors at par.
Company
improvements,
of Ohio—-Boods Sold Private¬
General Telephone Co.
the sale of
from,
Southern
708,520
to be used to repay bank loans and" for
181, p. 2928.
v.."■/>',
through a. group of under-, ,
Stuart & Co. Inc. Subscription
Further details follow:
;
* A:)•)
rPROCEEDS—The company,; proposes to use the net proceeds from the
sale of the bonds and $17,750,000 received and $2,000,000 to be receive#
$874,583
$934,847
715,668
r
244,240
Co. of the
Telephone
program
$223,311
62,990
■
*24,069
'
v
102.29% and accrued interest
.
proceeds are
stock
Galkeno Mines, Ltd., Toronto,
.
$305,551
329,676
ly $2,250*000 of 4%% first mortgage
The
shares on Dec.
61,067
on
1S57, net assets were $201,558 or $3.50 a share.
September."—V. 185,
-
share
a
income.—
charges 9.—
Placement—The company has arranged to
for
fund
possibilities, Richard D. Donchian, Fund Man¬
report that "while Futures, Inc. has no regular
the
profit results.
upon
v
1957 shows net assets of $193,355, equal
shares of capital stock.
These compared
$173,293 or $2.84
147,415
185, p.
$128,962
8,889
'
_
writers headed by Halsey,
$5,342,807 $5,051,442
3,162,069 * 3,018,523
" 773,300
718,542
472,591 .
439,794.
247,820
,156,992
General
mutual
commodities
228,500
taxes-
oper.
after
—V.
policy,
at
board of
Jn
Net
taxes-..
—
Income
$46,069
inc
railway oper.
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention was made
of June 10 of the public offering of $15,500,000 first mortgage 5%%
bonds, due June 1, 1987, at'
also
See
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
*
$1,733,931
1.038,092
operating
250,717
$34,378
*5,458
in our issue
$1,790,233
1,099,190
expenses
256,582
ry. oper.
from
"Deficit.—V. 185, p. 2446.
_
dividend
in
states
ager,
this
of
58,285
on
of
On May 20,
Regarding
1
report
March 31,
ended
projects.
construction
finance
$290,960
expenses
oper/
rev.
\
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,129,906.7 $1,238,211
1,001,033
,1.014,900
$296,786
to .retire
f$10,00G,000»
proceeds
the
use
to
Net
"
revenues
Net
June
Net
revenue—
oper.
Railway
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
vate
due
to
and
loans
Period End. Mar. 31—
Oper.
Oper.
Other
Placement.—The pri¬
Refining Co.—Private
expects
bank
2671.
p.
Railway
California P. U. Commission for
its $20 par value common stock
General Telephone Corp.
company,
company
short-term
Federal
Frontier
to
parent
Monday, June 17, 1957
;
.
1957—Month—1956
Period End. April 30—
has applied to the
sell 500,000 shares of
company
.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Sold—
California—Bonds
of
$20,000,000
The
the
£uch
Co.
Telephone
of 5% first mortgage bonds, publicly
offered on June 6 by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates at 100% and accrued interest, were quickly sold.
$6 par value into two shares of common
effective May 3,
1957, and as a result
certificates are entitled to bearer cer¬
tificates representing their additional shares of common Stock, Since
chares
General
The
Issued
company
ttock
the
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
r
6
•
100,000
600,000
.
100,00Q."
»
200,000
400,000
100,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
.
-
In
the
face
electronics
of
downward
a
sales-earnings trend in the radio-TVindustry as a whole, this corporation, for the
components
fiscal year ended Feb.
previous
Board
year,
of $505,407,
up from profits of
Martin H. Benedek told
Chairman
the
$285,474
shareholders
June 5.
General Instrument's improved position, he stated, reflected
broadening of Its product base in military and industrial electronics,
fts well as In the radio-TV field, new
acquisitions and "a concentrated
engineering, manufacturing and sales effort."
Tire
General
28, 1957, recorded the highest sales in its 34-year
history and net earnings
2332.
;;
on
Co.—Unit Places
Rubber
&
Stock
above.—V.
Corp.
Aerojet-General
vately—See
Sales
for the
fiscal year
of $20,928,604 for
totalled $33,254,735, an increase of 15%
the previous year, and surpassing by more
than $750,000 the previous all-time high in fiscal 1953-54.
The after¬
tax earnings were equal to 37 cents per share as
compared with 21
'«
sales
cents
were
per
share for
$1,004,419,
earnings
the
compared
Mlcamold
of
ended Feb.
year
with
29,
the
$570,127
1956.
previous
Before-tax
earnings
(Sales
year,
and
..
,
:
Y
Financial position
of
the
t?ith *Co S»eBn,fc„Sssets-'
liabilities
$2,165,133,
Total
assets
Stockholders
were
a
company remains
strong,
—Arnold
total
liabilities
$4,800,010,
giving
Corp.—May Car Production Off—
during May,
ing May,
1956, it
announced
was
cars and trucks
* Record
senger cars
MOTOR
and 40,290
VEHICLES
were
)
S.
AND
CANADIAN
FACTORIES)
1957
1956—-——
Passenger
Passenger
Cars
225,296
_
January
February
276,285
xsrnHi
Trucks
275,773
44,212
v
Cars
Trucks
321,371
39,270
38,984
44 783
318,763
,
45,941
272,691
341,116
49,379
42,402
312,058
47,120
251,125
40,290
262,593
43,813
1,401,170
205'158
1'555'901
May
—
-V?l15:7,T5Sr""—
net
corporation
Iocq
w
Tnil
Trust
19,
Is. Inviting
for
the
sale
to
ir
1957.—V.
It
of
$150,000
v
Y.,
183,
p.
to
up
3
2290.
p m
1
General
Reinsurance
Corp.—Moves
Thf corporation on June 10 moved Its home
in the
.
Home
(EDT)
*
'
U e
Office—
office into larger
quar¬
Building.
*TZh^CT£lny' now
v'hose for™er offices
^oldc Cityr
were located at 90 John Street,
with
in
occupies
provision
ten
years
to
for
an
take
the
additional
care
of
top
floor
five
floors
five
of
years
expansion needs.—V.
the
and
185, p.
Earnings before taxes
new
building
another
floor
Taxes
w
•—V.
T
185,
g8
p.
44.
Distributing
Transistor
PIA's
$3,510,306
.*106,847
,
*203,706
'
\*
2215.
p.
holding
a
Y.—Formed—
capitalized
company
at
Rotary
head of Clarkson Press. Inc.,
Business. Forms Section.
j
$6,000,000.
by * five' major
specialty printing firms
organization.
President of the new group
Clarkson,
and »
.is Max
and a former President
\.
Corp.
organized
was
as
Inc., subsidiary companies of Graphic
Controls Corp. ar* Technical Charts, Inc., and Amherst Printing Co.,
Inc., also of Buffalo. N. Y.; Staeblcr <fc Baker, Inc., Clayton
N. Y.,
wholly-
a
a network of 300 electronic distributors for
objective is to make the complete General
The
corporation
on
Sales
of
acquisition
10.
The
Water
has
Co.
Oak
Forest,
and Black Hawk
Illinois
company
several
to
telephone
mark
the fifth
properties
by
.
,
.
.
.
>
Underwriters, Inc.—Not an In¬
Life
which
corporation,
it
announced
was
interested
The
were
a
briefly
with
actions
amount
certificate company has
11; and the Commission has giveri
1957, to request a hearing thereon.
June
on
15,
asserts that it is primarily
through
summarizes
tions
face
a
July
until
persons
company
business
General
is
for an order declaring that it is not or has ceased
company
under the Investment Company Act of
investment
an
...
water property,
acquired
be
1940,
Lennox,
New
"
This
to
in addi¬
Waterworks
this year under its nation-wide expansion program that haa increased
its
assets
in the past two years
by over $30 million to: upwards of
$70,000,000 presently.
The
tion
will
Farms,
-
of
American
applied to the SEC
assets of upwards of
communities of Glenylew
Heights.
Out., Canada, and Technical
>
Staebler
vestment Company—
■
gross
$700,000 and serves 2,200 customers in the
Countryside, North Libertyville, Lisle," Wheatcn.
Gananoque,
and
-
acquisition to be made through an exchange of securities will
entry of General Waterworks into the water business in
where it already owns telephone properties.
;
Municipal
Inc.,
•
Great
Illinois,
Illinois
Ltd.,
Mich.
over-all policies.,,.
coordinating
>
the
mark
Press,
& Baker are specialists fn
printed charts for recording instruments;
Clarkson Press, Inc., is a continuous forms printer." and Amherst
Printing Co., Inc., produces non-continuous business forms and other
types
of
specialized
commercial
printing.
Technical Sales Corp.
is an organization i of sales engineers with extensive background in
recording
instrumentation, acting as national distributors for the
chart
manufacturing companies.
Each
subsidiary will continue to
operate
as
an
autonomous
concern,
with Graphic Controls Corp.
the
.
Baker
Charts,
various types
producing
Illinois Firm—
for
negotiations
completed
has
&
Detroit,
Corp.,
Technical
was
Municipal Water Co. serving seven suburban communities north
west of Chicago, 111., Howard Butcher, III," President, announced
June
Stacbler
and
available in small quantities to transistor users
Waterworks Corp.—Acquires
General
addition to Clarkson
In
to create
interest
controlling
A
Sells Missouri Water Properties—
Howard
1955
$115,502,748 $91,937 690
6,514,269
5,238,532
3,257,134
—
E.
of
1956.
for the entire year of
17,910,694
$3,207,535
*461,033
formed
sales
B.
first
the
17,861,465
$736,839
*271,106
controlled
affiliated
not
engaged in the life Insurance
The Commission's release
various trans¬
which exemp¬
company.
history
the
persons
of the company and
subject to the Act for
obtained.
1515.
1957
„'
in
inc.
185,
corporation,
been
national
reported that booked orders were in
four months of 1957 as compared
President,
Fialkov,
$1,000,000
oper.
4,491,161
$836,255
,
Graphic Controls Corp., Buffalo, N.
The
acquired in Elsin Electronics Corp.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., a manufacturer of telemetering systems and microwave
components.
Elsin will continue to operate independently, but will
provide General Transistor with engineering help and facilities to
design manufacturing equipment.—V. 185, p. 936.
:
General Shoe Corp.—Sales and
Earnings RiseSix Months Ended April 30—
Net sales to customers
1
throughout the country.
June
recently completed building at 400 park
Avenue, New York,
N. Y„ which the owners have named
the General Reinsurance
In
of
railway
Deficit.—V.
has
subsidiary,
The
ters
was substantially
third plant, which
development of our
period
1957
completion
Illinois
amount of its.4% cumulative income debentures, due Sept.
w1Cn
,Tenders wil1 be accepted at Bankers
16 Wall St., New York, N.
r'n
Co.,
the
for
by
and
space,
Transistor line quickly
and
tenders
floor
transistors.
GT's
This
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—Tenders—
„
income
tNet
the expenses of occupying the company's
sales of $1,131,747
General
owned
231.036
April
high.
*
'
4,436,745
from ry. opers.
rev.
'
•
(U.
*
expenses-
$0.15
1
share
per
pas¬
trucks.
OUTPUT
of
excess
with
were
$41,161
$0.18
revenue
Net
transistor,
Herman
dur¬
-
Of the total vehicles produced by GM during May, 251,125
,
in. the
3.
Railway op?r.
Net
income
1957—Month—1956 %
1957—4 Mos.—1956 .
$5,273,000
$5,228,000 $21,069,000 $21,421,000
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
$153,723
.67,089
25,928
:
income
Net
Net
quadruples
with 306,406
compared
as
June
on
,
53,194
taxes
income
on
1956)
-
+$50,225
before
Income
Taxes
NPN
TT«ulei c°rp.0rati01} Canada
Produced 291,415 passenger
united States and
1957
*$510,135
$103,449
Western RR.—Earnings—
Grand Trunk
\
sales
reduced by
General Motors
and
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
)
1747.
Convertible Subordi¬
$400,000 of 5%%
Notes due April 1, 1969.
nate
as of Ffeb' 28< 1957> of $11,061,647 and current
and
Stock
May 29
on
company
18,000 shares of Com¬
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
mon
SEC
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1
pen share i,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
expenses incident to
the production and sale of vitamin coated salt
and to license others with respect to such salt.
the
that
Walla ^Walla, Wash.—Files With
Golden Salt Co.,
The
;
Chairman of the Board, on June 1
corporation has
sold
privately
Malkan,
announced
ratio of 5.1-to-l. Working capital was $8,896,514,
$15,747,899
equity of $10,947,889.—Y. 185, p.
an
shareholders ware
.100,000
100,008
■'
/
Securities Privately
General Transistor Corp.—Places
Electronics
Manufacturing Corp., from June 1,1956, and T. 8. Farley, Ltd. of Canada, from July 1, 1956, both acquired
during the fiscal year, ?re included in the totals.)
100,000
Inc.
p.
a
over
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__ , 200.000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
See also V. 185, p. 2671.
". Yarnall, Biddle & Co.__
Pri¬
185,
100,000 "
Co.
*
2,619,266
3,036,344
2,619,266
of
water
City
of
Mr.
properties
Sedalia,
Butcher
wholly
erties,
Butcher,
III,
with
Mo.,
said
President,
to
that
a
on
June
1:13
book value
municipality.
gross
the
upon
completion
of
owned
an
realized
the
liquidation
subsidiary that had been operating, the Sedalia
over-all gain of approximately $375,000 is expected
from
the
transaction.—V.
185,
p.
2332.
.-.
of ..the
prop¬
be
to
•
1
Greater
*
*
Finance
—
Files With
filed a letter of notification
with the SEO
Co.;
Securities and Exchange
announced the sale
of $2,800,000 in the
The
-
>•
company
on
May 27
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commission—
cumulative preferred stock, (par
covering 25.000 shares of 5%
and 25J)00 shares
of common
$10»
stock tpar $2t tn be offered in units
.consisting of- one share of each class of stock at $12 per unit.
NP
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to "bemused for making
of
small
loans.
....
-
-
-
-
Volume
Number 5647
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
:Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
.
.
poration's
•
fiscal
Period End. April 30—
1957—Month—-1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
■>
$389,686
$367,836 $1,561,355 $1,483,584
233,617 "J
274,285^' l,C91-,345 • ;1,083;240
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses. '
$106,063
$93,55i
3i,145 .<-'•17,322.
Net rey. from ry. opers.
Net railway
—V.
inc...
oper.
$470,010
4
V ;'•
18o, p, 2215.
126,0i8
.'•.*> : '
•,
.
Greyhound Lines,
The
held
the
stockholders, approved
on
at
the
movable
.
the
Interior
most
functional-
in
summer
world's
first
wall
luxurious
and
375
that
system
executive
fills
cuites
the
and
at
office
would be the effective
office
Hauserman's
planners
wall
system
architects
shape, color, materials,
assembly-line produced wall
to
This manufacturer
Stauffer Elected to Board—
elected
been
May
on.
director
a
31
Gruexi
of
Arthur S. Genet, President
?' .v.:'-'"-;.
by
2446.
p,
^.'y.;
•Includes
Greyhound.—V.
of
allows,
to
"design their own"
using only
components
Graham. Newman
prise
Oh
move
to
The
Co.,
Cleveland offices
.
its
offer
of
i.i
concern,
Building—
cam'e
Cincinnati,
wired
been
A,
that his
.Mayor
of
President
Newman,
concern
litigation,"
had
withdrawn
United
said
the
directors
./r
Counsel
The
and
board
the
turned
■
of
L.
'''''
stockholders
to
as
a
approved
means
sale of
the
is
now
being
at
the company's main
erected
on
a
long-term
board
plant in the
sales
after
lease
with
capital
and
that. if
would
shares
were 338,665
Graham-Newman were
receive
300,000
for
shares
of
elect
to
of
$5,249,519
the
for
first
six
months
of
the
The
1957
preferred dividends to 31 cents
outstanding.
The net income
the
over
1956. net
after
taxes
or
/ The injunction sult > agrinst ; acceptance of the • Graham-Newman
proposal had been filed -by Sol Goodman, Cincinnati attorney, in behalf
of 'Fil^ sbn,
Stanley Goodman, a Gruen siocki.oluer.
yyy'yte
Films
Guild
;
Sales
six months
the
1956
period are
not
available.
—
Electric
elected
the
stock;
The price per unit was
$1,018.75.
WMBV-TV
details,
to Kingdom of the Sea, a total of 19
cartoon packages, itj, Western- films and
.7" *-t " " '
lit
and. WMAM-Radio,
Marinette, ' Wis.,
:
came 1 ;
'
..
Mr. Kaufman informed the stockholders that the sales spurt is still
fe fxUl. swing; and added "that present indications point to the lilceli-;
lioocl- that the additional sale's which we hojie to close during the
remainder; of the current fiscal year could conceivably
come
to an
additional, .10 million." ./, ' C "
V
v.Mr. Kaiifihan revealed plans for the, early production of several new
programs and. for the acquisition of programs created by others.
Hd
s
best known major
film studios;—V. 485,
p.
;' * V
i-r
'-."'v ' >
;.•>'»
7:,'
Gklf Interstate Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A
)
V.
see
corporation
.
June
on
Period End. Mar. 31—
filed
5
letter of
a
notification
may
that
,
,
the
833,042
$81,785
$181,305
income__
10,456
12,919
29,625
\y,
Int.
on
$54,383
$94,704
$210,930
$233,205
charges
adjust, inc. bds.
120,107
70,058
142,596
70,058
381,436
427,847
210; 175
210,175
$195,976
2,480,167
'
issue
stock
The
.
Commission
'■ ,7
,.
conditioned
the
'
:
$91,554 instead of
of
of
in
that,
$380,661
$404,817
necessary.—V.
Increase
185,
2872.
.,
Hamilton Watch
B.
formation
of
The
to
"
'
-
^
t
" ."
re¬
net
deficit
for
March
1956
would"
be"
.
.
,
.
Payment will be
.10t4:Broadway,.NeW'.Yprfc 15,
U.
:
I|at Cerp.
Co.—Decision Stands—
Railway oper. revenue...
Railwav
oper.
'
expenses.
.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net railway
—V.
185,
p.
oper;
183,
p.
2651.
- 7
inc.
April 30—
from
■tember
•
t.lhe
1
Net
RR.—Earnings1957—Month—1956
$1,086,309
$1,065,112
.860,409801,426
1957—4 Mos.—1956 .
$4,101,670 $4,170,772
3,299,773
3,297,578
and
State
income ; attributable
Inc;
and
taxes on
to
its affiliated
companies
made
common
$223,900
62,093
$263,686
115,899
$801,897
209.572
$873,194
344,383
in
Harbor
our
Belt
issue
of
RR.—Bonds
June
Sold—Mention
of the
10
was
public offering,
through The First, Boston Corp. and associates, of $8,125,mortgage 5%% bonds due June 1, 1982, at
98.957% and accrued interest.
This offering was over-
000-first
ac-
in'Sep-
1956.
net "Income- is- equivalent
ry. oper.
railway oper. inc.:.
185, p. 2216.
Indiana
income. The
the-, operations
for
a
price
of
per
unit
purchase
one
share
and
of
each
the
warrant,
company's
$2.75 per share.
the
fire
organize
to
insurance
and operate another subsidiary to carry
business within the State of Colorado.
on
a
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
has called for redemption on July 1, 1957 $365,000 of
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series B at $101.2®
company
per eaeh $100- principal amount, plus accrued interest.
Payment
be made at the office of the agency of the Bank of Montreal in
J
.
of
New York.—V.
will
the
184, p. 2740.
Jack & Heintz, Inc.—Chester A. Thompson on
Board
the board to fill a vacancy
brought about by the resignation of Rodney P. Lien.
Mr. Thompson, who served as a director of this company during 1949
and 1950, is Chairman of the Universal Wire Spring Co. and President
of the Otto Konigslow Manufacturing Co.—V.
185, p. 1044.
Chester A. Thompson has been elected to
(F. L.)
to 42 cents -per share- on the' out¬
stock of the corporation after -provision for dividends
the outstanding preferred stock. In-view of changes in the cor¬
r
standing
>©n-
Champ Hats,
a
First
as
its 3V2 %
Profit—
*1957, including non-recurring income of: $56,7-75 and after provision of
•consolidation:: includes net
to
$3.75
be
•
Net rev. f#om
corporation and its wholly-owned Subsidiary companies report a
consolidated net 4ncome of $319,591 for the six months ended April 39;
-^approximately . $254,000. for. Federal
thereof
of common stock to be re¬
warrants.
The offering price. to
shares
above
proposes
act
to
City
Railway oRer. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses
This
r-qqired
to
to exchange these assets for capital stock of its
International Fire Insurance Co. so as to qualify
insurance company within the State of Colorado*
Additional proceeds as received will be added to the capital and sur¬
plus of the subsidiary company through the purchase of capital stock
in
the
subsidiary so that it may qualify to do insurance business
in other States.
In the event that any proceeds are received through
the exercise of the warrants covered by the prospectus, the company
it
assets,
it
casualty
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$24,009,249 $24,318,183 $97,287,853 $97,253,221
19,246,618
18,078,587
76,818,851
73,407,748
($4,762,631
$6,239,596 $20,469,002 $23,845,473
1,473,080 '2,280,055
6,716,180.
8,718,019
2447.
Period End.
>
on July 1, next, $57,000
due April 1, 1961 'at 100^ and
made at the New York Trust Co.,
N. Y.—V.
at
the
is
Underwriters
agent
as
subsidiary,
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Terminal
Co.—Redemption—
of 'American-Reports
stock
of
units
holder
the
354,420
and
exercise
of the
Inc.,
of Englewood, Colo., has agreed to
sale of the units for which registration la
sought on a best efforts basis.
The company proposes to use thd
proceeds first, for the expenses of issuance and sale of the shares
being
offered, secondly to the current operating expenses of tho
company and the balance to be invested in such assets as would bo
admitted assets of Insurance carriers under the laws of the State of
Colorado. At such time as the company acquires $75,000 of admitted
act
S.
Period End. April 30—
—V.
*
the
American
Stock
ofiit«v4.Vi v>>, sinking-fund .debentures
.•accrued-interest.
C attached,
for
public
plans
.
.
Co.—Common
Oil
rehearing of its decision of April 1..1957 upholding the company's
three-project license on Saake River. This is the final decision on the
Hells Canyon issue in the Courts.
•
Despiie the decision of the U. S. Supreme Court, the public power
proponents in Congress continue to press for a Federal dam at Hells
Canyon.—V. 185, p. 2447.
has called >for redemption
company
not
Supreme Court on May 27 denied the petition, filed by
National Hells Canyon Association and other public power groups, for
•;
.
do
the
$117,950 and the net deficit for the three months
$325,147 instead of $404,817.—V. 185, p. 1886.
Idaho Power
The
watches -throughout
Hamilton
"
the
1956
Hydro-Electric, founded in 1929, was formerly the
several public utilities,
including New England
was ordered liquidated by the. SEC under Section:
Public Utility Holding Company Act.
In 1944, on application"
,
Co.—To Form Canadian Unit—
Ilanson-Van Winkle>MunnIjig
-"
be
a
and -sell
If
Placed Privately—
outstanding common shares
has been made by Bear, Stearns &■ Co., it was announced
on June
12.—V. 185f p. 2558.
" ,
Sinkler,
pany
which will assemble
Canada.—"V. "185," p. 44. ' <•
.
Wduld
Husky
President, on June 6 announced plans for the
wholly owned subsidiary, the Hamilton Watch Co. of
Canada Ltd., with headquarters in Toronto, Canada.
John Badger, a Canadian marketing executive, will be named Gen->
•erai-Manager and--a member of the board of directors of the new cemArthur
;
statement,
1956.
Di¬
a
The series A. warranto
expire 12 months from date of registration; series B expires 1®
months from date of registration; and, series C expires 24 months
from date of registration.
Organized on April *5, 1957, this corpora¬
tion
proposes
to be primarily engaged in
the insurance business
through subsidiaries and through its own brokerage of Insurance. Irt
furtherance of this purpose, the company organized on May 31, 1957,
a
wholly owned subsidiary, First International Fire Insurance Co.;
which company, however, is not as yet licensed to do insurance busi¬
ness in
any State.
•
;
Private placement of 100,000
on Dec.
p.
1956
;
■
this
and
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC oil>
1957, covering 118,140 units, each unit consisting of ona
$1 par value common stock with three warrants, series A,
entitles
add special franchise tax reductions
until June
consultant
,
19, 1956, authorized the utility
to issue promissory notes with the aggregate amount outstanding at
any one time not to be in excess of $16,000,000.
The utility will issue the notes to the Irving Trust Co. and The
.Chas Manhattan Bank, both of New York City, and use the proceeds
for general corporate purposes and to help carry oh its construction
program.
The company said an acceleration of its 1957 construction
program
and its cash requirement through June,
1957, made the
$18,000,000., The Commission,
shown, in
financial
of
common
prior to the
the
Short-term promissory notes issued for prior-construction. Gulf States'
1957" construction expenditures are estimated at about $47,000,000.
In another order, the FPC authorized Gulf States to raise the limit
of its outstanding
unsecured promissory notes from $16,000,000 to
.
as
not made
a
10;
served
„■
authorization
sale, the Commission by further, order must
approve the price per share to be received. / The company proposes to
use
the proceeds from the sale, estimated at approximately $7,0®0,000, to finance its current construction program and to discbarge
consummation
back
related
were
Power
and sell, at
(without, par,.-value).
figures
were
Jr.,
Board
through
applicable
portion 'of the adjustments, amounting tor $26,396 for the- month of.
March 1956 and $79,670 for the three months ended March 31, 1956
V
'
1956
adjijstmehts for real estate
interest, which
Jacobs,
Joseph
elections
This
*
NOTE—The
K.
Pennroad
SEC, the U. S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
share
^Exclusive; of ititerest on adjustment income bonds.
flect
public utility holding company
to be known as Abacus Fund.
International Insurance Investments, Inc., Englewood,
the
$117,950
former
Colo.—Registers With SEC—
June
$135,782
the
L.
$2,676,143
■
-V
First
Elects
on
June 12 paved the way for consummation of the
Plan, and it is expected that Abacus Fund will coma
following certification of the new board to the SEC and the*
upon
registration of an amendment of a Declaration of
Trust of International Hydro-Electric System.—V. 185, p. 2558.
37,220
1—
income
Gross
1886. *•; 'Income
sec-
•v
the
The
"
804,669
*
Income
—
into being
Court
and
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$914,827
System
this
exclusive jurisdiction of the System and its assets, and the fol¬
lowing year appointed Bartholomew A. Brinckley as Trustee.
Sub¬
sequently, a four-part proposal was filed by the trustee which, among
other steps, provided for an interim board of directors with limited,
authority to .represent stockholders in proceedings before the SEG
and the Court.
The interim board was approved by the Court in 1954
A proposal known as the Interim Board Plan then was made Whereby
International Hydro-Electric System would be continued as a closed-'
end non-diversifisd investment company.
The proposal was approved
by the Court on April 23, 1956.
'
; V ;
13 '
with
$43,927
«fc taxes
exps.
Non-operating
Commission has authorized this company to
competitive bidding, 200;'000 shares of its common
Federal
'"';t
.
took
$2,599,391
2,418,086
Operating
' Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Sell Common Stock and"
,' The
~
company of
In 1942 it
11 of the
of
cumula¬
Earnings Lower—
1957—Month—1956
$848,59$
operating rev—-•
Operating
and
Raise Unsecured Debt Limit—
1993.
International
185, p, 2672.
Hudson & Manhattan RR';—March
Gross
quickly completed.—V. 185, p. 2557. 7-
was
p.
Corp.; Paul H. Todd, President of Farmers*
Klingenstein, partners in W'ertheim & Co.;
Christian A.
Johnson, President of Central-Illinois Securities Corp.;
Alfred
A.
Romney,
a
registered
Investment
adviser;
and
DavUJf
Schenker, a partner in the law firm of Schenker & Schenker.
_
It
amalgamation would be 100,500 common
all of the outstanding shares of stock
investment company
William
Co.;
Electric.
to
of
John
were
The
Interim
ondary offering of 111,760 shares, pf common stock (par
$5) was made on June 7 by Carl
Loeb, Rhoades &
Coi
for
185,
conversion of
closed-end
a
parent
nor
for
way
of
covering 34,000 shares of class B non voting common stock (par
$1) to he offered as follows: 19,000 shares at $5 per share; 10,000
shaves
at $10
per
share ancl 5,000 shaves at $20 per share.
No
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for general
operating funds and reserve
"
-•••.
negotiations are underway for eo-preductien. with leading
studios in Europe us well as in the United States.
■
'
'
.; '.He redded jpaf Gull ',Films l^as under consider Hion a
deal for exclu-;
sive. anti' iong-term^■'■'tdliB^ibutiond•dft'.ia, block of motibh picture features
of America
stock
corporation, former parent of New Englanda special meeting June 12 in Boston, Mass., and
regular board of directors in 15 years, thus clearing
first
Co.;
SEC
also said that
oite
proposed
System, held
its
Chemical
.
from
corporation and of United Specialties Co. have
action with a view to a possible amalgama¬
United.—V.
rector
:-H-P* Distributing Co. of D. C., Inc., Riverdate, Md.—
/ ,v- '■
f; Gcorpe X)e Martini, Treasurer, revealed a net- profit of $155,000 for
the first quarter 6i 1957 compared to a profit of $70,000 for the same
period last year.
"-'7.; "■■■ -;v
■■
;;
i.;.'
..;
the
of
Myers
The minimum
..,
from Xiberaee
through 24 hours hefore the meeting.
■
Burns, President of Radio Corp. of America;'
Henry J. Friendly, Vice-President of Pah American World Airways,
inc., and a partner in the law firm of Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly &•
Hamilton; Justin Haynes, a private Investor and a director Of Bristol-
fering to- the public on June 6 of $2,250,000 of 5% in¬
come debentures due 1972, 75,000 shares of 6%
preferred
stock
(par $10) and 56,250 shares of common stock
($1 par value), through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., acting as
v7 Simultaneously, Mr. Kaufman announced that the long-awaited ap- 7; Files With Securities and: Exchange Cmnmission—
proval of the Federal Communications Commission for the acquisition The
of,. Stations
has been elected to the
•.
industrial.
Industrial
of
Named
,
gs. well as' its two
Hollywood feature films.
this
with
The stockholders
agent,, has been completed. The offering was made in
'■ units consisting of $750 principal amount of debentures,
25 shares of preferred stock and 18% shares of common
Co., Inc.—Reveals Sales of $10,000,000—
'series,
of
(Ret.)
International Hydro-Electric
Regular Board in 15 Years—
Securities Sold —The of¬
of
program
Admiral, USN
185; p. 612.
oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 2184.
was
"
this company in, excess of $10,000,000 for, the past five; :; order
accepted was 25 units. 1
i^mCsenting, un increase of approximately 220t« over sales of,.,
% The debentures will not, bear interest prior to June 1, 1959
the entire fiscal
period. of 1956 were anriouueed by R. R. Kaufman,
the company pay
a
dividend on the preferred stock prior
PfesidCUt, at the aniiiinl meeting; of stockholders.
■
,v 7
'-..V ./.v
date,: alter which the interest and preferred dividends will be
^Mr^VKaufmaii'/^eveaied'/^thev sales embraced every Guild Films tele¬
tive. For further
vision
...
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary'
offering of 19,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on June 6 by Hornblower & Weeks at $85 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.60 per share. It
$258,487,
was
a
months.
,
900,000
2672.
-
share on the 785,494
represented an increase
$16C,015, which after pre¬
of
terms
assets
into
'
>';y,
y■'■.:,7
...
1956
A■■■'
Heritage Petroleum Corp.
now outstanding
convert into stock," it
to
Parker &
Redpath
$700,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
^
700,000
Shields & Co.___
700,000
F. S. Smithers & Co
700,000
preliminary
a
United
shares
•(Subject'to inter-eompany adjustments the combined net profits of
Gallon and Kingham Trailer for this same
period totalled
$306,223, equal to 39 cents per share.—V, 185, p. 1043.
stock
debentures.
the
.
Enterprises, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
directors of
of
tion
Hercules
>
:{■V'-V".
Yh
of $6 per share.
Officials .said there
..
Auchincloss,
1,400,000
Co..
p.
directors.—V.
basis.—
the Hercules Gallon Products ownership. This
report, also; for the period ended March 31, 1957, showed net sales
of
$.1,765,257 and net income after taxes of $47,736.
Comparisons
the company operating.
.■.'..'.7 •' '/yy/
-W': -" • •,
The debentures were io have been seven-year 5%. notes,; which, at //
any time, during, the..seven, yeare,.could ,be, exqliauged for. stock -at the
v
.
below had severally agreed
following
respective principal
the
1,400,000
Clark,
James
of
The
sharer-
61%
.t
rate
76,000 Sha.
named
company
Union
&
185,
Industrial
*to-. keep
1
*3,279,000
1957.
six months report under
$1,800,070 of
directors
working
Outstanding
$8,125,000
...
Induction Motors Corp.—-Admiral Clark Joins Board—
Joseph
dividends was equal to 19 cents a share.
The 1957 period per
earnings were .63% above the 1956 six months.
Kingham Trailer Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, issued its first
Gruen
Co.
providing
of
Rothschild
F.
See also V.
>
share
:
Graham-Newman .&
sale
the
had
20
May
on
debentures
recommended
plants and*
offices,
ferred
United States
United States
stipulations in
tab
certain,
with
equal
•■■/'•':, %
y:,
for the
down
objected to
y
convertiole
hhd
reviewed
had
He ,said
oner.
bid.
for
'
■
year.
common
,
Time's
■
It,
offices
Net income after Federal taxes for the
Tinfe's
States
walls
corporation reports for the six months ended March 31, 1957,
$5,663,493, according to E. Paul Monroe, President. This com¬
fiscal
Graham Newman, said on May
financing offer because of the
Cincinnati,
Taft of
that
of
pared
the
/•%,.■"
Charles P.
Corp., -said
p.
:Tliis
ofier; for V$2;100,000.. in
financing, "still- stands.",,7».i: '
'„,V y
'-wy;/,. >-•'•
Earlier, Burton M. Joseph' of Minneapolis, ',Gruen Chairman,'.had
Time
1122.
184,
sales
as
proposals- had been made- to Gruen's board, out had
brought to the stockholders' attention.
^
Jerome
24
interior
./Hercules Gallon Products Inc.—Earnings Increased—
better financing;
not
FINANCING
bonds:
Dillon,
authorized
-
Gruen officials that it was dropping its
worth of Grueh-• convertible aeoentures. ' 1'"
Judge Otis HeSs of Common Pleas Court in
Ohio/considered a Gruen stockholder suit charging that
Newman
purchasers
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
ilnancial •support "for
<.v./-;
-
suburbs.
V.
sur¬
a
with
Cleveland
buy $1,800,000
move
-
investment
York
New
withdrew
24
Industries, l»x.
Graham
offer
&
May
the
of
Eastman
Hauserman, President, announced on June 12.
,
The three-level building,-measuring 52 by 229 feet, will be located on
a
four-acre site and is ta be ready for occupancy in late
spring of
1958. The new building will consolidate Hauserman's present scattered
*
Gruen-
from
during
The First Boston Corp._$l,625,000
.....
.
purchase
amount
precision
of
payable
PURCHASERS—The
owners,
institutional buildings will break ground at Cleveland, Ohio, this month
a
new
$1,000,000 consolidated general office building, Fred M.
135,
Bid Withdrawn—
Industries, Inc.—Financing
$523,000
Securities & Co.______
movable
of
PRESENT
for
of-Stauffer Chemical Co. since 1954, has
The Greyhound Corp.. it .Was announced
President
Stauffer,
TO
mortgage 5^4% bonds due June l, 1982
Equipment obligations
Capital stock (par $100)
:
'
Hans
EFFECT
First
textures,
and
;...
■
..
■<
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
same
(House of Seagram), N. Y. G.,
under construction by the
new
interior
and
•
-'
1907, consisting of $3,225,000 principal amount of
general mortgage gold bonds and $4,900,000 principal
50-year general mortgage gold bonds.
4 Vs %
exacting
the
now
interiors vih
standardized^
of
'
dmidon'/rnerglng. Pacific 1 Greyhound Lines with- Northwest -Grey- 7
/manufacture.-?'
77,.
hound and" a large segment of Northland Greyhound to form a single
new operating
unit—/Western - Greyhound Lines—largest in The Grey- ;
To Build New Office
helind Corporation's -divisional network spanning the nation. "•/ '•
V
■ 'I
new :
Avenue
skyscraper
;
"Horizon,"
Named
tenants,
mortgage of
50-year
economic
Park
bronze
Georgd A. Fuller Go.
•
special meeting
a
the
this
made
Arthur ,;S. 'Genet, .President," announced
'date of the- action- which created the 7
At that time,
May 21.
.
that June 1
plan
merger
has
4%
amount
advantages of mass-produced
movable office walls has been, developed
by this company.
First
installation
of
the revolutionary
new
wall
system: will be
Corp; consolidating the operations of all Greyhound services west of >
the- Rockies, became ari operating entity at midnight on
31. -7•
customized
requirements of
time
•• •
newly created division of TThe Greyhound
a
payment
at
bond
$400,344
103,619
7
company's treasury to the extent required, will - be applied to the
at maturity on July 1, 1957, of $8,125,000 principal amount
of Its general mortgage gold bonds outstanding under its
general gold
prior
as
(E. F.) Hauserman Co.—-New Movable Wall System—
A
"
Western
accounting procedures effected at the. close of the
the report is not comparable with the report issued
1956.—V. 181, pi 1674.
year,
April 30,
Greyhound Corp.—New Division Created by Merger—
7
(2803)
-
subscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
the
sale
of
the
net
proceeds ta be
Further details follow:
received by the company from
bpnds, together with funds to be provided from the
Jacobs Co*—Reports Profit—
"
For
the
third quarter ended
April 30, 1957 this company had a
net
$4,787,521. This compares
wherein the company on
gross sales of $4,978,475 showed a net loss of $530,820.
A. L. Guterman, President, on June 7 said in part:
"In order to reverse the unprofitable trend in Jacobs and to
the company on a sound- financial basis, certain unprofitable facilities
and assets had to be sold.
On the sale of these assets the company
sustained a book loss of $958,000,
but the facilities so liquidated
operating profit of $275,507 on net sales of
favorably with the third quarter of 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-...
Monday; June 17, 1957
.
(2804)
8
"Liquidation
sound
very
a
losses
operating
for
1956
fiscal year ended July 31,
during the last
$2,500,000.
'
accounted in their operations
ox
in
and ussets pluced our .company
of these facilities
financial position.
'
'
.
,
,
,
,
.u
,
ability
"Our
will permit
amounting
conduct operations on a profitable basis
oi our tax loss carry fox*ward
to
advantage
full
take
to
us
approximately $7,000,000.
to
the company has
addition,
"in
the
Our
el dm for refund Of taxes in
over a period^of years.
a
principal sum of $1,150,000, plus interest
tax counsel
advises that the two .recent
U. S. Courts, xn
the Budd Manufacturing and National Fdrge cases have strengthened
our claims
for this refund.
In substance, these„ decisions „Jield that
certain objections to our claim, raised by the government, had already
been
decided, adversely to the government, by the Supreme Couit
the Lewyt
fn
decisions oi
<
case.
backlog of orders amount to approximately $19,000,000.
These orders liave touau placed with us by various divisions oi Chrysler
Corp.,
Ford Motor Co., General Motors Corp., tjtudebaker-Packaru,
American Motors and others."'—V. 135, p. 1131.
"The present
Financ'g
Light Co.—Hear'g on
Jersey Central Power &
announced on June 7, has applied to t ie
issue and, sell $15,000,000 of bonds at com¬
petitive bidding; and the Commission has given interested persons
until June 21, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
More partic ularly,
Jersey
Central proposes to issue and sell
$15,000,000 of principal
amount of additional lirst mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1087.
it was
SEC for authorization to
This
company,
which
to
and
construe ion expenditures,
to approximately $2 >,500,000,
borrowings effected In 1957 for consume ion
its
proceeds are to be applied to
are
contemplated will amount
Net
short-term
repay
The
First
Burnham Ai Co
2,500
Co.
*_„•
75.000
julien Collins & Co.——2.500
Blyth Ai Co., Inc
17,000
A. G. Edwards Ai Sons**** 2,500
Eastman Dillon, Union SeKenneth Ellis & Co.*
2,500
purities Co. 4—n*%:_*— 17.000
Clement A. Evans Ai Co.,
Glore, Forgan Ai Co.—17,000
Inc. ———. 2,500
Goldman, Sachs A: Co
17,000 ~
The First Cleveland Corp.* 2,500
Hemphill. Noyes Ai Co.— 17,000
Fir.it Southwest Co—— 2.500
Kidder, Peabody Ai Co..
17.000 k Foster Ai Marshall -*.—2,500
Lehman Brothers
17,000
Fulton Reid & Co.. Inc.-4 2.500
Sehwabaeher Ac Co.*
17,000 % Hamlin Ai Lunt—_—*'**—
2,500
Bear, Stearns Ai Co.2-*~-*.^ 11,000
Henry Herman & Co
2,500
Clark, Dodge Ai Co
11,000 ? Hill Richards Ac eo.*i*2*i. -2.500
Coffin A: Burr, Inc.**
11,000
Hooker Ac Fay——
2,500
Dominick Ac Dominick
11,000 % E. F. Button Ac Co
2,500
Carl
M.
1957—4 Wks.—1956
t'
—
$
$
"
29,237,010 157,115.400 143,316,830
31,398,014
May 31 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 5,660 shares of common stock
(par
to be offered
to employees under a stock purchase plan at $2 per share below the
sales price on the New York Stock Exchange
(estimated at $53 per
share).
No
The proceeds are to be used
underwriting is involved.
for working capital.—V.
185, p. 2216.
corporation
The
0:1
Pref¬
Kaiser* Aluminum &r Chemical Corp.—Registers
>
Place Bonds Privately
Stock With SEC—Plans to
the SEC on
ible prefer¬
ence
stock, 8100 oar.
The company proposes to offer this stock for
public sale-through an underwriting group headed by The First Boston
Corporation and Dean Witter Ar Co. The dividend rate, public offering
price aixd underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
This
filed
corporation
Net
with
statement
registration
a
1957, covering 300,000 shares of cumulative conver
June 6,
proceeds of
will be used to provide a
sale
stock
preferred
the
funds lor tne completion of tne. 1956 and current
expansion programs and to retire outstanding bank borrowings aggre¬
gating $21,505,000 due in 1957 and 1958, being the remaining bank
of
portion
toe
incurred
loans
time.
that
and
1951
hi
According
1952
expansion undertaken
finance
to
at
urranged
to the prospectus, the company has
period from May 31, 1959 to Jan. 1,
1976, the
sinking fund payments which were to have been made 011 May 31,
1057
($3,500,0001 und May 31, 1958 ($9,000,000) on its outstaxxding
reschedule
to
4V2%
u
bonds, '
In
of
over
,
addition,
negotiating for
is
It
$50,000,000 of
-
.
a
sale
the
institutional investors
bonds.
to
first mortgage
of
series
new
expects that the- additional funds needed to complete
programs
will be provided from retained earnings, reserves for
depreciation and other cash resources.
It has entered into a bank
.credit
agreement
under which borrowings
up
to
an
aggregate of
$75,000,000 may be made for completion of the expansion programs,
The
company
the
financing initially acquisitions or expansions, and for other
corporate purposes.
! /
for
11,000
Peters,'. Writer
Ac
Christensen, Inc. —*——*.**
Prescott,
Slxepard Ac Co.,
11.000
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.-*.— 11,000
Shuman, Agnew Ac Co._r— 11,000
Walston Ac Co.. Inc.****** 11,000
Railway oper.
Railway
Rosenthal
Ac
Co.
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co,**—*
J.
Barth Ac Co.— .„—
7.500
Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell
J. s, Strauss Ac Co.u**
'•
Blair
William
7,500
7,500
Sweney,
CartwrJgnt
Tliomas
Ac
7,500
Westhelmer
7,500
7,500
7,500
7,500
Anderson
7,500
Batenian,
Co.—!—
Ac
Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons
.***
Brush, Slocumb Ac Co, Inc.
duPont
I.
(Inc.)
Co.—
Ac
•
t
Inc.—
Co.
California
Harold
York
expenses
2.500
2,500
Co.*
2,500
2,500
Ac Strudwjck
2,000
2,000
2,000
Fitch, North Ac Co.
Eichler Ac Co.—
Barret,
7,500
Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry,
Inc.
.2,000
C. F. Cassell Ac Co., Inc.— 2.000
Clayton Securities Corp.**, .2,000
Crowell, Weedon Ac Co
2,000
:
7.500
DeHaven Ac Townsend.
Newhard, Cook Ac Co.—*
7.500
7,500
7,500
Granbery, Marache Ac Co. ' 7,500
Ilayden. Stone Ac Co.V.—
7,500
Goodbody
Co.
Ac
7,500
Inc.**,
Co..
M. Kidder Ac
A.
,
Irving liixndborg Ac Co,*-**
Co.*—
Milwaukee
The
*
,s
,
*
7,500
Co.—*
7.500
7,500
Co.—
7,500
Mason-Ragan,
Su'tro Ac Co.—**———
7,500
2.000
Crouter Ac Bodine
First of Michigan Corp.—*
Hamerschlag, Borg A Co.*
Hanrahan A: Co., Inc.——:
Edward D, Jones Ac Co._„_
L.
Rothschild Ac Co..
F.
Shields
Co
Ac
Singer,
Ac
Ac Scrlbner*
Deane
R.
William
Ac
Staats
Cruttenden, Podeita Ac Co.
Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.**—
Dempsey-Tegeler
R.
Dickson
S.
Farwell,
Fprris
Co
Miller
Ilayden,
Hirsch
Inc.*
Co
Ac
Co.*
Ac
5.000
.•
Loewl
Inc.*—*—
5,000
McKelvy
Co.x*
Co
Ac
5,000
5,000
5,000
—
Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Inc.
Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch—
The Robinson-Humphrey
2,500
Co.—
&
Baker, Watts Ac Co.—**
Wulff, Hansen Ac Co.—
Inc.*——**-
Co.
Ac
~V.
Kraus
Ac
Burge
Blair
1,000
—
2.500
2,500
2,500
Co.,
Ball,
Co.
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson Ac Co.
*—
Strader Ac Co., Inc.—
Henry F. Swift Ac Co
Wilson, Johnson Ac Higgins
;
5,000
Inc.
Baker, Simonds
1,000
Ac Williams. 1,000
J, Ep.rle May & Co.—*—.1,000
Martin Nelson & Co, Inc.
1,000
Simpson, Emery Co., Inc.
1,000
Stephenson, Leydecker Ac
5,000
&
Co.
Ac
Hasten
E.
A.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
185, p. 2559.
In
Va
In
started a construction program to pro¬
the Ohio River Valley at Ravenswood,
construction of
a
major primary
Aluminum
Kaiser
1954,
capacity
fabricating
W.
1956,
in
commenced
it
Corp.—To Doable Plant Capacity—
the Ravenswood mill and a new alumina
plant at Graxnercy, La.
Upon completion of these ifacili'iDs in 1958,
together with additions to its existing plants, the 'company's annual
primary aluminum capacity will be increased to 609,500 tons.
The
total estimated cost of these programs is now estimated at $321,000.aluminum
plant adjacent to
Additional
000.
taken
and
of
cost
are
facility acquisitions and expansions have been under¬
expected to be completed in 1959 at a total estimated
$92,000,000.—V.
185,
west
record
Industries
Kaiser
Corp.,
Rhoades
writers
&
Corp.
—
Witter
Dean
Co.
Offered
Stock
Co.
&
—
First
of under¬
public offering of 900,000 shares of
stock (par $4) at $15.75 per share. This offering
making
common
a
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
PROCEEDS—Net
the
.shares,
Kaiser
interests
BUSINESS—Corporation
ests
in
number
a
stock
mon
conducts
of
of
direct
Net rev.
the
a
The
major affiliates
Aluminum
manente
of
panies
had
39%
Co.,
of
Motors, Inc.
inter-
the
The
aggregate
on
market
Kaiser
value
interests
June
on
$1,721,149
1,026,762
$1,858,651
1,048,646
$221,873
$211,720
$694,387
See
82,382
236,115
1957.
these
in
7,
1957
Middle
above.—V.
Dye Corp.
Utilities,
South
in
mately
were
$21,340,000.
$6,009,000,
of
over
Comparable
net
earnings;
185, p. 2216.
the
The loan
tions
term bank
Collateral
trust
6'/2%
loan
stock
ffrst
the
quarter of 1957
equitv
in
affiliated
the
$7,521,000,
guaranteed
able
for
the
principal
1963
April
were
A,
due
p.
trust
by
the
bonds
amount
(he
corporation
common
issued
of
are
the
in
3!c95*n00
5271297
and
term
bank
of
convertible
Henry
into
$25,000,000
and
loan,
on
may
be
nection
of
ble
with
common
the
stock
shares
of
McEachern
for
reserved
common
Issued
stock
Kaiser
J
reb"trxcted
additional
issuance
stock
1,511,487
uoon
option
offered
be
to
are
May
on
An additional
to
certain
shares
conversion
of
or
in
escrow
in
and
lor
29
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
(par $lj of which 100,030
stockholders in exchange for
to
outstanding
and certain contingent claims against the
remaining 200,000 shares are to be offered to
the
at
par.
Stephenson, Leydecker
proceeds are to be
The
Period End. May 18-
Co., Oakland, Calif, is
used for working capital.
&.
Sales
—V.
Lake
p.
Railway
$
-
■
—
—
—
common
exchange
officers
stock
of
the
115,184,432 623,987,364 550,541,078
Net
Net
Superior & Islipemingr RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$2*8,354
$473,367
231,444
264,767
April 30—
oper.
revenue
expenses
opsr.
named
rev.
fr.
railway
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$548,488
$670,424
865,913
818,080
$66,910
ry. oper.
inc—
oper.
.
$208,600
*3317,425
*$147,656
79,895
195,437
*385,814
*211,645
'
*Deficit.—V.
have
the coxporaemployees.
An
been
collateral
reserved
trust
Lamson
for
bonds
185,
p.
below
have
severally
Corp.
2216.
of Delaware,
Syracuse, N. Y.
—
Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Co
Shawell
—T*
Co.
:
—
Coi
As
Hammill As Co
Co.___—l_y
Walker
H.
G.
As
also V.
185,
1,400
1,050
667
833
1,833
1,833
3.667
1,833
-1,333
Co.**
White Masterson As
See
*
Co.*
As
1.400
1,667
3.667
3,667 '
'
Shearson,
Shields
1,400
.0
2,300
2.100
1,333
2,
*—_—_
Co
As
Winston As
As
2,800
i—
Renshaw
Mosle
667
2673.
p.
Litchfield & Madison lty.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
reViftfeI>
expenses*
oper.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,220,254 $1,313,458
643,835
650.851
1957—Month—1956
$280,906
$318,057
162,131
158,005
Period End. April 30—
Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
$118,775
$160,052
$576,419
$662,607
inc.—
29,792
49,812
161,722
203,779
railway
Net
—V.
oper.
185, p. 2449.
L-O-F
Fibers Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Glass
of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par
was
The
to
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956 V
$5,779,034
$5,559,976 $21,455,000 $20,662,716
4,801,910
4,719,221
19,157,167 19.222.075
April 30—
revenue**
oper.
expenses
oper.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$977,124
$840,755
$2,297,833
$1,440,641
inc.—
366,253
269,093
*46.838
*893,425
Net
railway
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
185,
2216.
p.
corporation
covering
employees
on
5.000
of
the
June
shaves
10
of
company
filed
a
common
and
letter
stock
of
notification
(par
$51
its subsidiaries at
to
$2.50
with
be
per
Offshore
Louisiana-Delta
"
corporation
This
June
this
Of
the
offered
share.
filed
1957, covering
stock, 245,281
5,
a
New
Corp.,
Orleans, La.—
Exchange Commission—statement
registration
with
the
SEC
•
on
346.289 shares of its 2c par common stock.
shares represent approximately 50%
of the
outstanding common stock of the company which are to
for public sale by the present holders of the common stock
(with the exception of one employee). The remaining
100,008 snares are to be offered for public saie
and for the account
of
the issuing company.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms of the two offerings are to be supplied by amendment.
Smith,
presently
be
offered
of
the
company
listed
As Co. is
Barney
as
the principal underwriter.
31, 1957,
companies, Louisiana Offshore Drilling
organized ia January, 1956; Delta
Offshore Drilling Co., Inc., a Delaware company organized in October,
1955;
and D. E. Vasser, Inc., a Louisiana corporation organized in
October,
1952. Its principal business is the drilling of oil and gas
wells for others on a contract basis in the tideland waters off the
Gulf
Coast
and in the
inland waters, bays and marshes adjacent
by
corporation was organized under Delaware law on May
consolidation
the
Inc.,
of
Delaware
a
three
company
thereto.
will
of
proceeds
be
added
company from
general funds, to
the
its
to
it3
be
sale of the
used
for
100.008
shares
general corporate
to retire $1751,000 of its 5% debentures. These debentures
Delta Offshore Drilling in November, 1956, to those
stockholders of that compai'.y who had guaranteed bank loans of that
purposes and
were
sold
by
company
in
order
to
provide
funds to
which
meet
final construction
costs
placed in operation - in
under constr iction a drilling
barge expected.Jto be* delivered in the
fall of 1957 and which is
expected to cost $3,700,000.
It has already paid $325,409 of this
cost and has arranged
for the financing of the balar.ee of the cost
-lor
its
drilling
offshore
November,
'
SEC
underwriters
As
Russ
Co..
under
and
ThereofC exerclse of warrants issuable in the event of redemptioxi
UNDERWRITERS—The
—*
—
Rauscher, Pierce As Co
The
$
$
"
2100.
Period End.
Railway
*
127,941,047
_
185,
1957-20 Wks.- -1956
1957—4 Wks.—1956
■
$
con¬
but excludes 1,501,431
shares
conversion of the cumulative converti¬
for
agreement
.
Registers With Securities and
shares
outstanding
underwriter.
prin¬
merger,
plan
loan
a
and "the selling stockholders are as follows;,.y.-,
:;^, '
'
yy' y 7;v-,;,v y7-.'. vy Shares
" Shades from1
■■
from Company ,y. Selling
■;:y f\"y
:
Stockholders
Underwood, Neuhaus At Co., Inc
16.665
8.335
Courts & Co
2.800
1,400
!
Dewar, Robertson and Pancoast
;—
2.100
1,050
Equitable Securities Corporation
3.667
1,833
First Southwest Company—
2.800
1,400
Fridlcy, Hess As Frederking
1,667
• - 833
Howard, Weil, Labouitse, Friedrichs A: Co.*
2,800
1,400
Milwaukee Company
2,800
1,400
Moreland, Brandcnbcvger, Johnston A: Currie
1,333
667
Moroney, Beissuer A; Co
2.100 ^
1.050
Muir
Investment
Co
2,100
1,050
of
300,000 shares of capital stock
public
of exchange¬
aggregate
subject
held
preferred stock and 1.000,000 shares reserved
under
of $1,000,000
'.y .V\V7:y-v,.'.y
y
Net
166,099
294,566 shs.
y
agreement Incorporates prepayment requirements and- restric¬
working capital.
-y-;'- /■"
.•
y 'V-:
Railway
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
conditions,
^Includes
such
1957, and an equal
joint and several obli-
the
$1,000,000
500,000 shs.
''i;
■
•
gross
corporation
shares
April
fmononL^tne two companies, was simultaneously paid.
$3° 000.000 collateral
trust
bonds
-
The
SEC covering
shs.
122,997,303 shs.
obligations
stock.
February
Outstanding
*$1,000,000
value)—*—
par
principal amount
Period End.
Enterprises, Inc., Hayward, Calif.—Files—
Kiassen
*25 000 000
$50)
„„**__
corporation's
was
(par
Authorized
company
2559.
^6o!000,000^
1969—
preferred stock
/•yyy-VV''
—
($6
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
ago.—V. 185, p. 720.
year
the
FINANCING
*
series
a
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
185,
up
period
same
the
PRESENT
;
convertible
collateral
amount
TO
(par S4)
Co.,
cipal
for
$5,996,000
EFFECT
to
due
bonds,
f
cumulative
-"The
GIVING
5%%
Other debt
Common
and
and
UNDERWRITERSt—The names of the* underwriters "arid the 'number
of
shares
which each has severally agreed to purchase from the
-
;
Inc. below.—V.
oil royalties for the first four months of 1957
$243,000 cr 3% from the gross of $7,278,000 for
the
prior year.
Royalties for the month of
$1,723,000, compared with $1,632,000 lor the same month
company's
The
were
company;
CAPITALIZATION
43.'»%
figures
earnings.
company
1957
bank, both dated March
14, 3957;
The note is payable'
semi-annual installments of $100,000 with' interest at
10
.
tax
19,
March
on
made on June 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $13.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents
per
share. It was completed.—V. 185, p. 2559.
Land Co.—Gross Royalties Up—
Kern County
com¬
amounted to $14,971,000 after a credit on Federal income
and its equity in earnings of unconsolidated affiliated
companies
the-period from March 16 through Dec. 31, 1956 was approxi¬
for
(adjusted to reflect
♦Represented by a promissory note payable to The Chase Manhattan
Railway
for the year ended Doc.
company
1956,
paid
was
f
,
share
per
,
loan
stock
Common
*
,
cents
25
split)
'-vyy.
bank
Term
of
dividend.
ondary offering
Chemical A:
Allied
See
a
EARNINGS—Net earnings of the
^
Sold —Mention
cents
per
share was declared on April 26.
1957,
before June 30, 1957 to stockholders of record as of
Purchasers of the stock just offered will not participate
"i.yyyV
348,637
2216.
Electric Energy, IncJ—
com¬
$483,000,000.
zl,
or
CAPITALIZATION
$810,005
88,848
inc.—
oper.
p.
former
Steel Corporation, 80%
controlled;
Corporation, 45% controlled; and Per-
controlled.
Stock
10 of the offering to the
25
on
May 1,
in this
$5)
Kaiser
are
Chemical
&
Cement
185,
$487,173
275,453
Kennecott Copper Corp.—Affiliate to Build—
engineering and construction business and is
major producer of sand and gravel in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Kaiser
stock
five-for-one
payable
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—-Month—1956
$463,571
241,698
from ry. oper.
railway
—V.
substantial
a
or
shares,
controlling
100%
owns
Henry J. Kaiser Co. and Willys
—
atomic
.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. April 30—
;
It
rated capacity."—V.
to exceed
vx
Kentucky Utilities Co.—To Increase Stock Interest in
indirect
and
companies.
18,680,643
own
stock.
common
has
affiliated
to
stock
the
of
continue
will
81.3#, of the corporation's
or
sale
the
months of April and May, ingot pro¬
185, p. 1749.
For the
$55,000,000.
Railway oper. revenues**
Railway oper. expenses
Net,
will be re¬
ceived by selling stockholders.
Of the 900,000 shares, some 759,800 are
owxied by Kaiser interests,
and the remaining shares were acquired
by stockholders of J.
A.
McEachern. Investment
Co.
following its
merger into the
corporation in May, 1957.
After the sale of these
from
proceeds
of
dividend
DIVIDENDS—A
dividend
■
-
'
Railway
M. Loeb,
group
a
The
Carl
and
headed
11
June
on
Mississippi River.
continued
k
either
use
,
details follow:
high level of production that characterized the company's oper¬
ations throughout
1936 has continued into 1957," Edgar F. Kaiser,
Vice-President said.
"For the first quarter of this year, production at
the Fontana steel mill was above rated ingot capacity and sales reached
duction
Boston
the
of
which
public of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $6) at
$16 per share, through Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. (Inc.)
and associates.
It was quickly oversubscribed.
Further
"The
a
2672.
p.
the company's capacity—from 1,536,000 ingot tons
per
to approximately 3,COO,Goo tons a year. Upon completion of the
expansion program in 1958, Kaiser Steel will be the largest steel pro¬
double
year
ducer
1
,
Shipbuilding Co.
Rowles,
The corporation's current $194,000,000 expansion program, ihe largest
expansion of an industi'ial plant in the history of the West, will virtu¬
ally
1,903,234
that it is building-an undis¬
"Corporal Loaders" lor delivery to
made in our issue of June
.
vide
*
6 announced
radar-guided
Levingston
was
Rodman
Steel
Kaiser
June
on
missiles,
conventional warheads.—V. 385, p. 1517.
Rotan,
general
$4,151,817
.
;
Ac Co.—
Jones
*51,633
the
Lawson, Levy
.
$2,709,093
6Jo,225
missile-wielding
of
"Corporal"
with
2.000
2,000
1,500
1,500
Ac
S.
June
5,000
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co
$1,277,232
powerful vehicles are used, to pick up, transport, ^and erect the
The
sleek
in
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,000
Evans
t
2333.
Government.
British
Bank
Co. Inc.*,
Iless Ac McFaui*.—:_**_**
5,000
5,000
5,000
corporation
number
2,000-
Bluukenship, Gould Ac
•; Blakely, Inc.' *———
Campbell Ac Robbins, Inc.*
5,000
——
2957—4 Mos.V-1956
.
$6,124,727 $22,543,041 $23,236,482
; 4,847,495 '19,833,948
19,084^665
LeTourneau, Inc.—Has British Contract—A
(R. G.)
The
2,000
2,000
Stix Ac Co.*
—
Charles J. Eubank Co., Inc.
Wugenseller* Ai Durst, Inc.*
Ac Co.—
Ac Co.,
Cha])inan
Ac
Co.—.
Ac
2,000
2,000
2,000
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Reinholdt & Gardner***—
7.500 '
5,000
5,000 J
5,000
.
Day
185, p.
\
*120,712
Inc.—
railway oper.
•Deficit.—V.
2,000
•
7,500
Trask Ac Co.—
Anthony Ac R. L.
Spencer
Tucker,
Inc.
Newburger Ac Co.—
/
•
$548,867
Net rev. from ry. opers.'
Net
the
Ac Co.—
Co
?
$77,300-. -$267,827
526.744 ' :, 568,592
k 230,340
.
$2,365,656
2.097.829
2,199,902
$152,268
•
.
$5,520,970
4,972,103
revenue**
oper.
closed
*.._*_.——
Wood
E.
Ac
Co.
Ac
Co.—**_—**—
and
V
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957-—Month—1956
oper.
•»
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Frank, Meyer Ac Fox
Stem,
7,500
Co.,
' 200,308
Railway
2,500
*
7,500
Ac
$107,663
inc.—
V
Railway
2,500
Inc.—
Allyn Ac
C.
Bache
general
for
:
Co.**—*——*
A.
used
$2^27t,202
$092,416
540,148
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
2,500
Co..
Roney Ac
ry. oper.
from
185, p. 2333.
Period End. April 30—
2.500
C.
Wm.
expenses
railway oper.
—V.
2 500
Renshaw
Ac
Rodman
1^57—Month—1956
$652,510
544,847
revenue—
oper.
Net rev.
Net
2,500
Inc.
11.000
Co..**—*—
Ac
> :
•
Inc.
Webker, Jackson Ac
Curtis v.***^.**-**—
SUberberg
erence
Joseph,
Paine,
Wertheim
Ac: Miller,
Mellon
11,000
11,000
Co.—*******
Lester, Ryons Ac Co
—
J aurenct* M.
Marks Ac Co,
Ac
to be
ore
206.
p.
New England RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh &
*
Jlallgarten
The proceeds
181,
Period End. April 30—
.
First
1957—20 Wks.—1056
\
$
S
-_*4
sales
Retail
1
Rhoades Ai
Loeb,
underwriting is involved.
corporate purposes.—V.
Boenning & Co.—____ 2,500
Brooke & Co—:_—***.:_*_. 2.500
75,000
75,000
Corp.—*
No
8hares
?
Shares
Boston
Elworthy Ac Co
Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Period End. May 18—
of
Witter Ai Co——i**
Dean
Francis
I Jewel Tea Co.,
the selling stockholders the following respec¬
the common stock;
from
shares
oi'
numbers
Central Republic Co.
185, p. 2672.
—V.
purposes
tive
„
consolidation in selling, services, administrative
and
general expenses the company will now be able to save ov<-'r
$1,000,000 per year. These savings have already made themselves ielt
during a part of the third quarter of the current fiscal year.
"Further, 'through
*'
to purchase
agreed
.
1956.
.
The
barge
coirmany
also
has
was
Volume
Number 5647
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
t
(2805)
through
a bank logn of $2,200 000
a note of a supplier for $866,000,
approximately $.110,000 to be provided. from general funds of the
and
.'"■■■
company.
The
lists
prospectus
sailing
70
over
vided
stockholders.
They
They also
preferred
stock,
company.
6%
10,518
own
presently
the
of
shares
11.600
outstanding
of
and substantially all of the bank
loans of the company are guaranteed by certain of these stockholders.
Persons .selling the largest blocks are as follows: Dudley
S-, Blossom,
Jr., 11,250 shares; Joseph B. Bruening, 11,250; Ben P. Gale, a director,
11,250; Alvin H. Howard. Board Chairman, 19,201; Moran Towing Corp.,
10.875; Edward Lr Norton, a director, 10,125; J. Robert Norman, a
director, 13,312; and Dave E. Vasser, .President, 20,830 shares.* The
$100
;
par;
of
Louisville
-
the
company.—V.
& Nashville
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
185,
1957—Month—1956
payment
2449.
p.
Ludlow
•
2673.
The
SEC
9,285,694
5%
for
redemption
bond# due
April
June
on
and
1,
i960
at
Inc.,
of New
corporation
cents
June
on
800,000
filed
3
shares
of
letter
a
of
See
Reliance
Typical
of
previous experience
types of building blocks.
units
operations,
integral
in
and
the
all
technology
complex
«fe
Engineering Co.
announced
was
be
of
;.
-
Pacific
&
Co,
National
of
San
185,
Life
that
5
Assurance
Francisco
and
the
Co.
by
negotiated
was
New) York.—V.
182,
this
variations,
in
when
names
Edison
Industries.
It
is
called
the
The
all-purpose
dictation
at
machine
cars.
or
The
his
And
by
V.
185,
or
building
blocks
industries.
process
to-
produce
may
only slight
have different
with
used,
are
They
different end
even
products.—V.
184,
by
'
the
control
dial
20
as
box
telephone
persons
remote-control!
from
the
all-purpose
of
dictate
different
A
"remotely"
into
system
can
1957
•
.
revenues
control
their
box
Edison-made
Gross
scheduled
The
$2,611,743
2,280,794
operations
$564,488
$592,143
3,218
Dr7,813
$584,335
_.
revenues
,
income
55,809
income
-
to
be
in
operation
next
be
the
first full-scale
commercial
of
taxe
it
income
Earned
—V.
of
contained
Services
$0.65
cobalt
for
ancl
Administration.
A
to
"run
in"
its
purchasers
.
Macfadder* Publications, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
subordinated
be made
will
ment
—V.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Bonds
tor redemption on July 1, next, $500,000
debentures due July 1, 1968 at 101%.
Pay¬
art & Co. Inc.
corporation has called
6'k
its
183,
the
at
First
1475.
p.
National
City Bank,
New
York,
N,
Y.
:
Co
&
group
Mack
One
Trucks.
Inc.—Opens Sales-Service Center—
...
the largest heavy-duty
truck sales and service centers in the
featuring a unique new design concept, was opened by this
corporation on June 14 at Albuquerque, N. M.
ol
Southwest,
-Departing from the traditional T shape
in
mon
America
constructed
is
structure
showroom
A
and
for
truck
motor
for
in
the
truck
new
form
of
models,
a
Y.
along
parts headquarters, occupies the
extending along both wings.
a
or
and
sales
top
rectangular design com¬
depots, the new
service
1
for
structure
new
Mack
was
built
of the Y
with
a
the service
distributor
of
new
to carry a complete line of parts
pany
Amplifiers, Inc.—Elects New Officers—
corporation on June 10 announced the election to the Presidency
Harold
A.
Goldsmith
and
Executive
Vice-Presidency
of
Herbert
The
of
By a Board of Directors resolution
Executive Vice-President are set up to
Herz, both formerly Vice-Presidents.
of
offices
the
and
President
yearly basis between the two founders of the company.
S. M. Kellen, formerly President, was elected Chairman of the Board
of Directors.
The corporation's main office and plant are locted in
rotate
New
on
a
York
N. Y.
55,
Calif.—V.
185,
p.
It
also has a
West Coast Division in El Segundo,
2449.
Period End.
Railway
oper.
Co.
Inc.
bank
1,805,132
,1,746,308
7,552,602
7,086,873
Net
—V.
185,
p.
oper.
$578,695
ops.
»
229,832 *.
inc._
»
$685,943
264,918
$2,724,183
1,015,126
$2,515,042
994,454
2216.
-
&
Iowa
&
Canada
Ste.
of
introduced
automatic
to
Ltd.—Mill Starts Operations—
100,000
F.
150,000
Stifel,
Co
15 by this company, a subsidiary
largest steel organization.
$20,000,000
mechanized
mill, located en a 35-acre
site,
is
in a windowless steel building and will produce seamless tubes
steel
from
tons
of
rounds in
tubes
half-mile
Seaway,
a
"push button" operation at
the
rate of 225,000
annually, said Dr. Gerhard Wagner, President. Located
St. Mary's river, a vital link in the St. Lawrence
from
to ship its products by water trans¬
Mannesmann will be able
Texas oil fields via Chicago and the Mississippi River
Despite extensive automation. Dr. Wagner pointed out that aside
from a few key men from Germany, the entire staff has been hired
and trained locally.
port
to
The
built
of
the
Foundation
the
giant
existence,
Co.
at
from
major
White,
Peabody
&
Weld
Co.
&
its
and
sale
construction
case,
of
J.
bonds
the
and
they
have
names
respective
severally and
as follows:
of
the
program and
be
J.
Barth
Baxter
Kraus—_
&
to repay
&
&
Weeden
250.000
Co
Co.
Fahnestock
of
First
of
<fe
—V.
♦he
185,
Co.
Inc
&
Parke
Shearson,
of Canada
and several Canadian
sub-contractors
plant and installed the complicated equipment.
Several pieces
the only kind of
built soecifically
their type In
for this new
Ontario, pro¬
machinery in the plant are
having been designed and
Digitizedplant. Canadian General Eltctric
for FRASER
Co.
of
Peterborough,
SEC
tions.
June
to
1,
time
to
the
cost
Corporation
equal
for
taxes
to
46
in
the
cents
the
allied
of
the
in
net
first
Industries,
company
on
sales and net
nine
months
a
nine
ended
months
share
common
Stokes
100,000
300.000
&
Arthur L.
subsidiary
to
common
a
based
and
the
certification
of
500,000
750,000
on
an
that
out
that
production costs are now back to normal and
development expenditures are behind the com¬
third
quarter net sales approximated $2,850,000.
South Utilities, Inc.—To
Sell Electric
evaporation
have
6,
sell
to
applied
its
Kentucky
and
Kentucky
to
stock
the
for
for
SEC
interest
Utilities
Utilities
$675,000
an,
order
shares)
(6,200
(plus
it
Co.,
was
Energy,
announced
authorizing
on
Middle
Inc.,
in
electric Energy,
interest at 5% from
May
1957).
Commission
has
scheduled
these
matters
for
hearing
June
pending
on
ac¬
acquired
Co.
not
subject to SEC approval.)
reserved
Jurisdiction
question
whether
such
In
to
acquisitions
authorizing such purchases, the
determine at a later date the
"will
serve
the public interest by
tending
towards
the
economical
and
efficient
development of an
Integrated public-utility system," as required
by Section 10 (c) (2) of
the Act.
The Commission heretofore ordered
proceedings, now pending
with respect to this reserved issue, with which
proceedings the applica¬
tions with respect to sale of EEI
stock by Middle South to Kentucky
Utilities have
been
consolidated.—V.
Minneapolis-Honeywell
150,000
185,
p.
2560.
Natural
sell
future
Gas
$30,000,000
net
electronic
ordinarily
brain
that
Regulator
in
processes
a
Co.—New
few
minutes
test
Product
that
data
requires
days and even weeks to compute will be produced
this company's Industrial Division, it was announced on June 10.
The processing system, a
two-part unit known as the Instrumenta¬
tion
Digital On-Line Transcriber
("IDIOT II"),
was
designed and
by
Co.
of
has
first
property
addi¬
$13,000,000
of
developed by the Rocketdyne division of North American Aviation Inc
which
Pipe Line Co.—Bonds Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on
June 13, subject to SEC clearance, $30,000,000 of first
mortgage pipeline bonds, 614% series due June 15, 1977,
has
,
licensed
Honeywell to manufacture and sell the e<|uipraent.
being used by Rocketdyne to record data during test
runs
of engines being built for guided and ballistics missiles.
Henry F. Dever, Vice-President of Honeywell's Industrial Division,
It
is
currently
said
the
tion
at
sures
Michigan Wisconsin
taxes
150.000
American
issue
30
304,119
2899.
p.
Wright & Co.
Inc.
ot
April
the
on
by union Electric Co.; 20% by Illinois Power Co.; 10% by Middle
South; and 10% by Kentucky Utilities, pursuant to Commission
orders.
(The remaining 20%
was
acquired by Central Illinois Public Service
!>
Co—
Walter
of
195/, according to Kirke W.
he
Commission
600,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
by
and
40%
1,750,000
Hammill &
Weeden & Co. Inc.
authorization
time
150,000
1957; and the applications have been consolidated with
proceeaings with respect to EEI and the several companies which
quired EEI stock in 1951 and 1953.
Stock of EEI was then
500,000
will be used to pay off outstanding bank loan
approximately
$7,000,000
and
to
finance
part
of
construction during 1957.—V. 185, p. 2449.
and
automotive
start-up costs
for the reduction
24,
300,000
bonds,
indebtedness
the
Middle
250,000
due 1982.
The bonds are to be offered for public
sale at competitive bidding.
Of the proceeds from the sale of the
bonds $12,000,000 will be deposited with the Trustee and withdrawn
from
1
anticipates a more satisfactory fourth quarter
increased proposals and modestly increased bookings.
added
183,
South
Thomas <te Company
* Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
150.000
400.000
400,000
500,000
company,' a
mortgage
100 000
months
Federal
start-up and
He
Tms
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Financing Approved
received
Co.
Wright & Co.,
and
Hone
nine
said
pointed
the
An
This
750,000
&
new
150,000
—
Co.
2G73.
p.
alter
of
also
pany.
Rooerts
600,000
Co
Arthur L.
period ended April 30,
the
$141,357,
view
that
250,000
Poole,
500.000
Sons
&
Illinois
Inc
Wood
share
in
Co..
Inc.
150,000
Corp.——
Michigan Corp.
&
Co.l
Hentz
Co.,
500,009
Co
Freeman
The
&
——
Schmidt,
300,000
Iowa
Colket & Co.
Pollock
Inc.
500,000
300,000
Co.
&
E.
Inc.
the
by
responsible
the
Connor
The
Salomon Bros. & Hutzlcr
Co
&
750,000
300,000
after Federal
He
Raffensperger, Hughes &
* 150,000
Inc
&
350,000
1956
the
Mr.
500,000
E.
Wm.
500,000
Steele
Co
Inc
outstanding, and compared with net income
Hanseatic
Corp.
250,000
Inc,__
"
development
for
was
150.000
;____
York
Penington,
500,000
&
Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
Denton,
Inc.
Co.
&
Co.,
Co.
,
period of $652,342 or $2.15
equal number of shares outstanding.
short-
$150,000
New
750,000
Corp.
&
in
&
600,000
Byrd Brothers
&
200 000
Strauss
Harold
were
year,
sales
income
Kirkland, Grubbs
600,000
;
Co._.
Co
&
Burns Bros.
Fauset.
ot
McMaster Hutchinson
400,000
Company
Blair
Burnham
Evans
purchasers
Keir
&
600,000
& Co
&
William
100,000
Inc. Stock—
$4,350,000
Eurge
250,000
Co
&
shares
principal amounts bf the new bonds which
not jointly .agreed
to purchase from the
Jenks,
Inc.
S.
200,000
Micromatic
Net
used
are
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Ball,
of
fiscal
—V.
several
&
Blosser
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Joseph Walker & Sons_
Wallace, Geruldsen &
Co.,
cut-backs
with
orders
last
will
loans,
PURCHASERS—The
750,000
Co.,
period ended April 30, 1957, totaled
$8,307,537 compared with $10,235,257 in the
corresponding 1956 period.
;•
bonds
the
Co
&;
Connor, President.
redemption prices ranging
redemption prices ranging from
the
1,000,000
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Sales & Earnings Lower—
regular
special
200,000
Co._
2673.
p.
Expenditure
coupled
complete industrial automation when the
steel tube plant was opened at Sault
Marie, Ontario. Canada, on June
The
proceeds
185,
&
Stokes
Stroud
1,000,000
—V.
&;
;
500,000
Co.
Gardner
Nicolaus
Inc.—
&
&
Smithers
250,003
Net
interest in each
S.
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
100,000
Co..
McDowell
500,000
Kidder
&
Inc.
Straus,
&
100,000
500,000
Walter
M.
Pollock
Rothschild
250,000
—__
Lemon
250,000
&
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,000,000
Schwabacher & Co.
250,000
Shields & Co
1,000,000
,
750,000
Inc.—
F.
400,000
seamless
Germany's
housed
a
was
first
at
E.
Gooubody & Co
500,000
Green, Ellis
Anderson
400.009
Gregory & Sons
600,000
Ira Haupt <fc Co—
500,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.___ 1,000,000
&
Co
100,000
L.
600,000
Corp
Co
500,000
Copeland
Inc.
Reinholdt
;
Co.,
Marshall
&
Hanseatic
Inc.
duPont & Co.
Edwards,
250,000
150,000
Wm.
1,000,000
—
of
100,000
Cc._
of
Peters,
&
—
I.
&
Penington, Colket & Co.
Writer &
f
Christensen, Inc.
250,000
400,000
Dickson
Currie
Co.
100,000
York
Kendall,
&
Davis
&
5uo,uuo
which offered
follows;
as
200,OOd
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
Corp.
Merle-Smith
income
Kidder,
bonds
500,000
Wells
Patterson,
100,000
—______
Cullom
&
J.
A.
sidiary of General Public Utilities Corp.
H
Mannesmann Tube Co.,
world's
redeemable
and
Gregory
from ry.
rev,
railway
5s,
Ca
co
Corp.
Pacific Northwest
500,000
Korinetidi
Edison Company renders electric service to
all or portions of four cities, 90 boroughs and 154
townships in eastern
and central Pennsylvania. The company also supplies steam for
heating
to portions of
York and Easton, Pa.
Metropolitan Edison is a sub¬
First
Net
for
100.63;
agreed
new
Omaha
400,000-
Co
Johnston,
BUSINESS—Metropolitan
&
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$2,383,G27 :,.$2,432,251 $10,276,785
$9,601,915
rev._
all
Inc..
&
National
New
1,000,000
750,000
Co.___
Securities
Hirsch
100.309.
plus accrued
Clayton Securities
expenses
bids,
of
$250,000
Masten
Johnston
1,000,OOj
Inc
<fe
Freeman
100.57%.
Cunningham, Schmertz
RR.—Earnings—
April 30—
operating
Railway
be
of
Co.,
by the company for its 1957
Courts
Central
Maine
&
par,
par,
PROCEEDS—-Net
company
Magnetic
will
to
to
other
(jointly),
bonds
106%
101.50%
term
Co.,
II. E. Leonard, Vice-President and
building will enable the com¬
to serve all of New Mexico, and
provide additional room for the firm's expanding market in the State.
Located on a 10-acre plot, the new truck depot contains approxi¬
mately 30,000 square feet of floor space surrounded by some 90,000
square feet of paved parking areas,
ft.replaces a smaller leased struc¬
ture in the city formerly occupied by Leonard-Mack.—V. 185, p. 2673.
equioment in New Mexico.
Leonard-Mack, said the
Director
The
from
bid
a
Blyth
Co.
•
the I eonard-Mack
for
&
on
three
were
101.389;
Drexel
with administrative offices
facilities
The
There
Co.,
10
severally
& Coe
Milwauxee
The
200,000
First
the bonds
sale June
have
.
amounts
Mullaney,
-
750,000
&
Co.
&
Foster
of first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due
1, 1987, at 101.50% and accrued interest. Award of
was won by the underwriters at
competitive
June
due
of Incorporation to
shares from 310,000
McDonnell & Co
500,000
&
Co
Brothers
Inc.
Offered—Halsey, Stu¬
a
E.
A.
-
600,000-
Becker
&
S.
R.
'
.'.Mackall
.
150,000
G.
$19,000,000
;
v?
June 11 headed
on
with
Moreland, Brandenbcrgcr,
&
Francis
>
.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
of
340,000shs.
150,000
Bachc
R.
•
below
named
the company the principal
their respective names:
Co.
completion
upon
30,000,000
accordance
The
Shelby
the process which
plant
in
150,000
Dick
stockpiling by the U. S. General
first shipment has been received
by Metal¬
Resources, to be used
July.—V. 183, p. 993.
issuable
are
400,000
metal-
defense
lurgical
In
•_
limit
$2,450,000
Courts
granted in Canada, Belgian Congo. Morocco, Rhodesia, and in Belgium.
The corporation will obtain cobalt concentrates from
Canada, principally from Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp. at Cobalt, Ont. that
has just completed delivery of concentrates with more
than 2,000,000
$268,676
409,500 shares)
$0.63
vi ,vV'. Vw::- ,4- .v;v.",V:"J-
< on
2100..
p.
this
Peck
&
Clayton
—
Invented
by Dr. Harley A.
Sill, veteran mining engineer and
metallurgist of Los Angeles, as a result of eight years of research
pilot-plant
testing.
Patents
covering
the
process
have
been
265,170
$258,634
-
share
per
185,
from
opposite
Inc.
Byrd
pos¬
and
50,489
253,263
:
*$44,410,000
v:
§340,000 shs.
'V
forth
A.
at
rest
:
;
-
'' Outstanding
Allison-Williams Co.
Arthurs, Lestrango & Co.
Secretary.
will
PRESENT- FINANCING
340,000
Burnham
Newburgh, N. Y„
according to M. Kaplan,
month,
12
year.
purchase
Blair
company has
This
lbs.
Net
within
Cruttenden, Podesta
site
TO
.
Bear, Steams & Co
V
for
phones.
metallurgical
the
and net Income
:/'V-'
company proposes to amend its certificate
its authorized common stock to
Baxter
—
installed the revolutionary Sill process for treating
"problem" ores, with high contents of arsenic and sulfur, from which
cobalt and other strategic metals arc obtained. •*".
2,019,595
___
Interest
Federal
bonds
Bulge ^ Kraus
Barret, Fitch, North
telephones,
makes
>
$1001 L__i
Ball,
1277.
p,
Assistant
$567,706
from
one
Adams
and
firm,
dictating
EFFECT
'
1977
(pur
PURCHASERS—The
to
.
^
was
Income
stock
for
company,
■<
Metallurgical Resources, Inc.—To Open New Plant—
.
195G
$2,845,282
expenses
Non-operating
i":
Co.
unit
clerical
a
into
the
$45,6G1,007
>
shares.
enables
■'
.
This
corporation reports
that its new
processing plant, on a 20-acrc waterfront
423.
p.
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
series due
§Tiie
trains,
on
of
aggregated
GIVING
:
;
revenues
1957
natural gas pipeline system
supplying natural gas to
a
Missouri,
subject to the terms and conditions of the indenture.
*
tAmount shown excludes
sinking fund maturities of $3,430,000
work
paper
even
to
•*/•
,
6lAc/c
Common
.
small
a
with
many
dictate
to
home,
ranging
and
typing
up
as
recording
sible
executive's
an
at
memoranda.
plugging
it
example,
record
prices
financing
Authorized
mortgage pipe line bonds
___$500,000,000
33/n%. series due 1968__—i
All-Purpose
1. v:
" :,;T)
machine with different attachments
transcribe her boss' recording into finished
to
reports,
hooking
will
conferences,
•
the
.
operates
and
operating
<>!',
company
all-purpose
same
secretary
letters,
in
desk,
from
>
March 31,
$3,941,304.-
to
CAPITALIZATION
/■■■.' '4b
JXv-;1'",.-1'-
planes
is
Operating
Iowa
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
A.
redeemable, a-t
proceeds
area.
ended
♦Additional
dictating machine, perhaps the most unusual communications
device
ever
marketed
in
tills
country, according to this company's
engineers, was released recently at the firm's West Orange, N. J.
Voicewriter.
on
net
♦First
new
Thomas
at
optionally
owns and
Wisconsin,
in that
A
a
the
Co.
schematic
all
used
of
EARNINGS—Total
polymerization.
same
Michigan,
amounted
Schwabacher
by
sinking fund de¬
maturity, ..The bonds will be
prices ranging from 102.78%
to
be
months
par
916.
p.
V
-
a-semi-annual
by
be
increase
acquisition
!.'
>
of
'
BUSINESS—Company
"
-
Blyth & Co.. Inc. of
will
2334.
p.
fund
be
from
.
^
below.—V.
The
competitive
by
the
at
also
bonds
/
issue
sinking
set
division,
include
heating and cooling, distillation, fractionation, con¬
tacting, "filtration,
anu
iuivent
ex. raeuo
»nc
de
oxidation, reduction, catalytic cracking, esterification, hyclrogenation,
These
the
benefit
par.
McGraw-Edison Co.—New Dictating Machine-1-
today,
and
with
offered
the
entire
wlll
to
at
the company to pay $26,000,000 in bank loans incurred
construction expenditures.
Balance
of
the proceeds will
used for construction now In
progress.*'
•
*
<
Co.—Acquires Insurance Firm—
June
on
bonds
16 utilities
to
the
bonds
finance
within
It
built
plants
109.14%
in
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Electric
for
The
Used,
,
per
Matson Navigation
.,
translation
same
for
'
have
the
PROCEEDS—Part
City, 160,000
$8,000,000. The
,
of. the
received
6Vis.
as
will
the
of
bid of 100.709%.
a
was
retire
of
notification
stock
common
to
York
value
par
bonds
from
'
Exchange Commission, it was announced on June1*
authorizing this company to issue and sell to i
.
permits
on
bid
par.
Co., ?
order
Master Electric
New
engineering-development
facilities,
to
bridge
the
gap
from
laboratory bench to full scale plants for the chemical and petroleum
industries
were
unveiled
on
June
5
by
this company, which are
engineers and constructors Jor the process industries.
"The
trend
is
toward
larger, more complex production facilities
for these
industries," according to J. P. Thornton, President.
"Engi¬
neering development can spell the difference between a rash gamble
and a sound plant investment."
^ \
The
new,
150,000-.square-foot Engineering Development Center in
Newark, N. J., greatly extends the services offered by Lummus for
almost three decades at its
engineering laboratory in Bayonne, N. J.
Unit processes and operations are the "building blocks" in chemical
and petroluem plant design.
Schematically, almost any new job can
be considered as a series of
relatively simple units.
This approach
permits concentration on one part of the Job at
a
time.
And it
also
award
won
12
other
redeemable
share), through Standard Securities Corp., Spokane.
Wash, and Kellogg, Idaho.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses
incident to mining operations.—V.
184, p. 428.
.
.
/
Lummus Co., N. Y. City—New Facilities Bridge Gap—
many
One
30,"next, $19,800'
103 %,.■ Immediate?1
beginning June 26, 1957. Richland Trust
redemption agent.—IV. 182, p. 2131.
an
covering
(17'a
'
.
sale June
proceeds will he used to finance in part, the construction
expenditures
for 1957 estimated at $21,600,000 —V.
185, p. 823."
secondary offering of 10,200 shares of capital stock on
June 6 was made by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $38.25 per
share, not $38.75 as previously reported. See V. 185,
p.
interest, to yield approximately
Dealer's subscription books have been closed.
underwriters
Mascot Mines, Inc., Kellogg, Idaho—Files With SEC—
Sales Co.—Correction—The
Manufacturing: &
called
its parent, The Columbia Gas
System,
shares of common stock at the
54,184,864
8,299,284
6%.
The
made
The Securities
$3,937,641 $12,332,256 $15,446,823
2,269,464
>
be
O.,0 is
.12, has issued
■
$3,535,505
at 102.883% and accrued
signed
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.—Stock to Parent—t
$69,631,687
oper.
2,257,152
will
Mansfield,
1957—4 Mos.—1956
58,196,590
"push
Co.—Partial Redemption—
aggregate
inc.—
rv.
oper.
Telephone
company has
of its' first
mortgage
'■y '
13,431,987
this
100.52951', also
Mansfield
The
RR.—Earnings—
15,043.215
expenses
from.
rev.
railway
2673.
p.
$18,578,720 $17,369,623 $70,528,846
revenue—
open
185,
for
necessary
-V';
,
Corp., Ltd., along with A. V. Roe of Canada; the
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mines Ltd., and a
eroup of British investors repi*esented by the
Royal
Bank of Canada.—V. 185, p. 2216.
;
holdings of the selling stockholders, alter such sale, will be
246,275 shares,.,
V--■ * ~r
:■'-■ ;«
The company has agreed to sell to Smith, Barney & Co., for a
price to be supplied by amendment, warrants to purchase 25,000
shares
'
.' Mannesmann International Corp., an associate of Mannesmann, A. G.,
has
recently
acquired
a
substantial
interest
in
the
Algoma
Steel
•
combined
common
majority of electrical installations
wonder.
,
•
402,556 of- the 499,992 outstanding shares of common stock of the
own
the
hbutton"
•
9
electronic
one
and
"This
time
brain
in
can
handle
measuring such
128
separate
conditions
as
pieces
of
informa¬
temperatures, pres¬
strains.
information
is
absorbed
as
electrical
signals
which
the
brain
converts
into
numbers
and
records
on
magnetic tape at soeeds of
10,000 and upwards numbers per second with extremely
high accuracy,"
he explained.
"Through
an
electronic
playback
the
recordings
or
readings
are
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
in
an
"
Production
The
firm's Beltsville,
data record¬
-
Co.—Sells, Leases Properties—
This company has sold three Industrial properties, located in Indi«napolis (Ind.j, Dallas (Texast, and Lansing (Mich.), to Julius Epstein,
Chicago investment banker, at a price of $1,300,000, it was announced
Minneapolis-Moline
ftftftft
7ft
June
cn
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
A
A modern office display and warehouse structure of 61,000
equate feet at 6500 Denton Drive, Dallas, Texas. It is located on
approximately a four-acre tract.
(3)
A modern one-story office and warehouse
structure involving
21,265 square feet at 2822 De Witt Road, Lansing, Mich. It is located
on a
site of two acres.—V. 185, p. 2560.
(21
Railway
Net
Net
revenue—
1,523,649
$1,822,640
1,354,117
ops,
$643,063
$468,522
inc._
194,680
187,994
oper.
from ry.
rev.
railway
—V
$2,166,712
expenses
oper.
Railway
185,
oper.
100.000
shares.
common
new
oner,
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
froth
Net rev.
Net
$458,793
$2,363,851
347,280
103,055
rescission
to be
are
-
%
offering, see V. 185, p.
oper.
revenue—
$528,354
oper.
expenses-
271,256
$548,904
250,400
$1,814,294
1,100,254
$18,937,207 $16,731,046
12,852,261 11,178,582
Federal income taxes-—,
2,042,838
2,000,729
Other operating taxes—
1,495,625
1,301,305
$1,685,901
1.063,763
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$257,098
$298,504
$714,040
$622,138
railway oper. inc.—
130,731
149,831
377,095
per
2673.
—V.
185.
Plan" has been filed with the
"agreed plan" would give share of
present $1C0 par $7 cumulative preferred stock with accumulated divi¬
share Dec. 31, 1956, $100 of
certificate 75-year
Income debenture due 2032; a $100 "certificate" constituting a charge
on
income of 1957 and subsequent years; and one share of common
'—V.
175,
dends of $159 per
plan,
The
stock.
would be effective
approved,
whenever
Miajni, Fla.——
Equipments
due Jan.
lien
Prior
i—
ft
1, 1962
1978
5s due Jan.
1,
——
oper.
fixed
Total
expenses-
Net
Net
.ft;
Certificates
,
'-.of gross revenues or $2,000,000
capital fund of
is set up but
A
,
iStated value $5..
value $32.42,
♦Stated
whichever is <0
"earnings" on the debentures are to be calcu¬
Interest on the adjustment 5s should
be mandatorily payaole if any Interest is "earned" on the debenture *
6'/2S.
Interest on the debenture S'ys is cumulative to
the extent
earned in any one year up to 5/ft but not, to exceed 10ft. at any time,
and is payable only in the discretion of the board of directors.—V. 185,
greater,
p.
deducting this fund.
before
lated
Missouri Pacific RR.—Stephens
specializing
a
ft'ft.ft
,
.'/ft
oper.
Railway
oper.
Co.—Registers With
filed
expires in May,
1958, tendered his
with liis acceptance of the post of Secre¬
In fr.T«"ction
of the Treasury.
resignation
tary
APRIL
r'OR
EARNINwO
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
expenses-
oper.
FOUR MONTHS
FIRST
AND
«
•
■
—V.
185,
2560.
p.
Service
Gas
Mobile
The
3,322,077
2.984.259
inc
ooer.
Corp.—Bonds
12,705,966
...
- .
11,897,480
in April placed privately an issue of $1,-
company
500,000 51/4% first mortgage bonds due 1982
of institutional investors.—V. 184, p. 2016.
1957—Month—*-1956
Period End. April 30—
Railway
oper.
oper.
$1,925,102
1,539,386
revenue—
Railway
expenses,
Net
railway
135,
—V.
oper.
$1,95?.406
1.549.963
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$7,480,582
$7,631,364
6.170.962
$1,309,620
$1,437,153
172,330
inc.
$407,443
146.115
420,541
491,219
2673.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
vegetables, bakery and dairy
Railway
oper,
1957—1 Mos.—1956
revenue-
$587,945
$647,034
$2,203,258
$2,206,362
expenses
368,820
351,920
1,441,832
Net
$219,125
185,
Income
2217.
p.
$295,114
$761,426
$889,529
42,674
ops.
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry.
134,852
35.050
361,520
Federal
date
maturity
extend
Commission
gating $3,000,000
of
two
has
authorized
short-term
this
promissory
company
notes
Issue
S8.500.000 of
of
with
City
Bank
were
of
New
commercial bank
notes
York.
rate of
The notes will
be renewed at the prime
interest prevailing on the respective
renewal
dates.
The
Ohio,
Associates, Inc.—Registers
the underwriters
are
warrants
The
stock.
said
it
expects
to Issue permanent
securities in the
amount of $10,000,000 during the summer of 1957 and
that it will apply the proceeds toward payment of all its promissory
notes.
now
aggregating $6,500,000. and toward partial payment of
Its
1957 construction
program.
The- company said it requested the
extension since the contemplated Issuance of securities may
not be
completed until Aug. 1, 1957.—V.
185, pp. 28 <3 and 2560.
,$352,606
,
', 93,825
Cit/,
•
ft
:
feet of space at
34-story air-conditioned
54,000
square
tile
announced
was
on
June
by
4
Mmskdlf
Sam
office,
will give the
third floor .and most of the second for
J: an-J Vincent J. Peters, Vicerenting and managing agents,
the entire
company
Leone
were
be
stock
after
prices depending upon
operating
Railway 'oper,-
V1
Net
Net
oper.
185,
for both the notes and
With SEC
Securities and Exchange
$1
at
The
operations.
&
219,288
from ry.
rev.
185,
expenses
Issuance
p.
ops.
inc.-
oper.
$1,035,526
ft 358,630
by
on
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
rev.
1958-1972,
:^role
coupon,
Inc.'s
98.6816
4.75*7
cost
due
raise the money pri¬
to 5.50'ft,
according to maturity.
Salomon's bid and stated that the certifi¬
for further bids. Fmancine of the 1,000
freight car purchase wil be done privately, officials said.
"We are near the end of our financing for this year." said W. R.
Grant,
Vice-President for finance,
"and there probably will be no
more
equipments offered for New York Central in 1957."
company
the
refused
June 7 by the
on
the
for
Angeles <Calif, i Division has been given a
intercontinental ballistics missile program with
Martin Co. that a subcontract has
construction of ground equipment for the Titan
Los
nation's
awarded
ft
,
Inc.—Awarded Subcontract
missile.
Ray Rice, General Manager, said
ft "
work will begin immediately on the
aluminum trailer like bodies—which will be
used to transport
and contain the Titan on the ground.'-The
Titan
is
one
of two intercontinental
ballistic missiles urider
units—large
transtainer
will be capable of delivering
Force.
It
target
U. S. Air
warhead to a
the
by
thermonuclear
5.000
miles away.
.
■
*
missile, the Atlas, are being
division, Rocketdyne.—V;, 185,
Engines for the other Air Force ballistic
& Hutzler bid 98.757 for the certificates with a
which was slightly higher than Halsey. Stuart ft: Co.
offer for the same coupon.
Re-offering rates were to
would not be re-offered
,
corporation's
in
86,097,982 $24,885,871 $21,962,139
3,207,807
12,827,879 11,449,187
$7,320,968
3,659,154
ft
ft
the announcement
been
Bros.
512cr
ops.
inc.__
ry.
North American Aviation,
ft
'
produced
p.
by another
Atnerican
North
2561.
,
.
Fuel
&
.
i
,
.
Northern Indiana
Light Co., Inc.—Withdraws
Application to Construct Pipeline—
that the
construct 35
June 6.
The company said it operates wholly
within the State of Indiana
and is fully subject to regulation by the Indiana P. S. Commission.
The company sought FPC authorization to construct and operate 35
miles of 10a4-inch pipeline at an estimateed cost of $870,000 to supply
Federal
•
natural
ber.
of
to 12
ordered
It
any*
4
announced
Indiana communities.
The Commission, in Decem¬
Eastern Pipe Line Co. to supply gas to
181,
Illinois
stockholders
June
on
by this corporation to
would become effective
Panhandle
Indiana.—V.
Northern
The
Commission
application
pipeline,
gas
gas
1954.
Northern
$100
Power
an
natural
of
,
Salomon
from
185, p. 2561.
The
inclusive, and determined to
vately.
MONTHS
FOUR
FIRST
AND
revenue.
operating
ry.
—V.
$1,596,233
607,520
June 11 refused to pay the 5.655rr interest
best bid for $6,450,000 equipment certificates,
APRIL
FOR
1957—Month—1956 1957—4 Mos.-^-1956
$21,978,863 $19,881,351 $83,450,448 $76,943,991
expenses
14,657,895
13,783,369 58,564,577- 54.981,852
oper.
withdrawal
the
ft'
ft,-
aggregate issue
$17,000,000.
cost
EARNINGS
Central RR.—Rejects Bids—
Y'ork
98.477"f for the certificates; also as 41sS.
are subject to authorization of
certificates
Period End. April 30—
2217.
company
demanded
5.30%, accord¬
the group on June 13
/x
ft
1
;
-
Commission,
Commerce
Railway
—
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,805,637 $4,080,570
2,770,111
2.484.332
223,333
r
will be secured by 2,009 hopper cars estimated
'
ft
ft
'
,
Participating in the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Eaxter & Company; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Wni. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
and Shearson. Hammill & Co.
Hie
to
notification with the
$578,672
$320,047
123,417
the
of
sale
and
Interstate
development
,
'
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid
the
Corp., Dover, Del.—
1957—Month—1956
$1,035,547 $1,127,229
715,500
548,557
semi-annually
maturing
certificates,
trust
its bid of 98.5779%.
on
the common
Commission
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
ing to maturity, were awarded to
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
revenue
oper.
railway
The
$721,654
certificates, priced to yield from 3.90% to
,
.
Period End. April 30—
cates
* $825,123
1, 1957 to June 1, 1972, inclusive.; This is the first
instalment of an aggregate not to exceed $12,900,000. The
a
1,
88,483
Dec.
ipar 10 cents i to be
share, through Willis E. Burnside & Co.,- Inc.. New
proceeds are to be used for; expenses incident to
per
Y.
N.
July
,ft
-ft ft,
56,712 ft,-ft 303,703
$195,970
$271,186
equipment
evidence the right to
at the rate of 50 shares foreacn$500
S?ut. 2. 1957. and due June 15, 1962,
the time of exercise,- which price will
corporation on May 31 filed a letter of
300.000 shares of common stock
New
7
,
2218.
p.
Norfolk & Western
was
covering
The
;
,
1957—4 Mos.—-1956
$3,699,784 $3,455,185
2,874,661
2,733,531
.
ops.
ry.
on
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on June 14 headed
an underwriting group which offered $4,320,000 of 4^8%
;
statement with the SEC on
Cornelia Extension Copper
Files With
Net
..
income..
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
expenses
SEC
ftv'u-:* -.^ftft'
1957—Month—1956
ft $912,639
ft' 765,229 •- ft. 716,660
$1,036,415
rev._
the
of its $1 par common stack,-to
"Restricted Sto"k Opt,on PL n" to
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
";ft ft-"'; "ft..ft.
shares
company.—V. 185, p. 2102.
Southern
Norfolk
This
—V.
60,000
the "comoanfts
under
ft!*'
ft
Co.—Regis-
statement ,with
registration
a
certain employees of the
and
mining
>;vft
' ft-ft:
^ ftft.^;-:., ft!
..'.'.'-.ft.'-.'
company
filed
6, 1957, covering
offered
be
Approximately $5,000,000 of the proceeds from the sale of notes
common stock will be used to retire current indebtedness, most of which
was incurred for film acquisitions and the balance of the proceeds will
be added to working capital and used for general corporate purposes,
including repurchases of participation in lilm exhibition
receipts.
V. 185.. p. 2450.
York.
the Mlnskoi'f s ructu're,
Tor
half-million square feet of net rentable
a.
'ft,-'ft'ft'?
This
,
organized in August of 1952, and is engaged
primarily in the distrbiution of films for telecasting. The films dis¬
tributed'include feature-length motion pictures, short subjects and film
series
and are distributed
primarily to individual televis'on stations
within the United States, its territories md possessions. Canada and. to
a
limited extent, other .foreign countries.
corporation
New
than
2450.
June
amendment,-
supplied by later
The
being completed
now
more
p.
ters With SEC—
ft ft ft ft
\
are
185,
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
attached to the notes will
purchase shares of common
of notes, at anv time on or
yield from
company
approximate
leased
ft::ft
ft
ft
long-term leasing transaction; which
the
district
miles
for which the extension has been granted
issued
pursuant
to
this authorization.
The notes were due
1 and Aug. 1, 1957, both in the principal amount of $1,500,000,
an
interest rate of 334ce
and payable to The First National
June
1,439,994
"
Vft,*4,557
builders.
in
which will contain
common
aggre¬
April 25, 1956 had authorized the company to
promissory notes to mature within one year of the
The
issue.
$316,336
35,567
York
New
it
space.—V.
June
11,' 1957, covering $5,000,000 of 6ft
sinking fund subordinated notes
due June 15,
1962, with common stock purchase warrants attached.
Also to be registered are 350,000 shares of the company's $.10 par value
stock, at a public offering price to be supplied by later amend¬
ment. Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., of Chicago, OI11., Cantor, Fitzgerald
& Co.. Jnc\, of Beverly Hills, Calif., and Westlieimer & Co. of Cincin¬
Net
to
Commission on
The
<-ft
.
corporation filed a registration
until Sept. 1, 1957.
date
$112,175
ft-'.-
has
company
Avenue,
ft Foundations
meat, poultry, fisn
185, p. 2334.
Minnesota.—V.
Railway
Power
ft 1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,767,320
$1,792 600
was
Railway oper.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—To Extend Notes—
The
.,-ft.ft'ift
356,007,1,450,984,
21,743
2217.
p.
Street,
51st
Inc.,
new
a
1,316,833
from
rev.
products, lrozen foods,
.
New Orleans
Net
East
telephone
,
'
incorporated in Iowa in 1905 and is engaged in the
same
business as National Tea, owning and operating 85 retail, selfservice, cash and carry food stores in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota
Tolerton
offered
1957—Month—1956
April 30—
oper.
Lcxingion
Brokers
SEC—Acquisition—
and other items.
The
Monongahela
Period End.
185,
$468,182
,,
$100,174
'.ft
inc..
oper.
telephone
Sons,
&
ft
self-
SEC
Railway
"2,152,505
v
"gold skyscraper" rising at the northeast* corner of Lexington Avenue
and
6,194.211
$385,716
from ry. opers.
rev.
with a group
RR.—Earnings—
Monon
Net
Privately—
Sold
ft>.•;"/ft.'-.ft^. >
New York Telephone Co.—Leases Large Space—
575
„
organized under the laws of the State of Illinois in
1902 with 11 branches in 16 States in the Middle West. West and lower
Mississippi Valley.
It is engaged in operating a chain of retail,
service and cash and carry food stores dealing in groceries, fresh fnilt,
at varying
railway
$6,318,740 $22,673,582 $24,054,695
$5,573,882
Net rev, from ry. opers.
Net
ops.;'
from ry.
rev,
railway
This
National Tea was
nati.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$25,372,429 $25,290,324 $99,685,609 $99,585,881
19.798.547
18.971,584 77,012,027 75.531,186
Period End. April 30—
•
ft 357.975 .-ft
expenses
•Deficit.—V.
a
National Telefilm
term
whose
Anderson,
Net
»
,
$8,861,573
8,084,607
■
rev.—ft< $458,149
Railway
,
covering 48,720 shades
This
,
Ltd.
Ventures,
of
Mr.
'
Director—
a
in
fill
to
director
dent
Elected
President of Stephens. Inc., an investment
banking and utility securities, has been elected
the unexpired term of Robert 3. Anderson, Presi¬
Stephens,
T.
Jackson
$7,255 171
ft, 657,191 !ft, 886,776
-
j v/ftft\
"ft' 1957—Month—1956
•
44,629.470
7,942,371
5,134,336
49,196,039
8,431,899
5,915,783
registration statement with the SEC on Jun? 12, ft
o" its $5 pav valve common shares.
This
registration is in connection with an exchange offer bv National Tea
Co. to
the holders oi common stock of Tolerton fc Warfield Co.," ot
Sioux City, Iowa.
The basis of the proposed exchange is 7'ft common
shares of National Tea for each share oi common stock of Tolerton,
;
tne exchange offer to expire unless extended on July 22, 1957.
:
and
2560.
firm
287,105
2217.,
p.
Period End. April 30—
ft
$73,871,597 $66,567, <55
Shoes, Inc.—Opens Large Store—
opened one of the largest stores in its 136-unit
June 4 in the Bronx, New York City.—V. 185, p. 1278.
on
This company
——————
stock
$3,027,617 $10,368,236
$2,736,129
inc.—
oper.
New York, Susquehanna & Western ~RR.—Earnings-—-
/
With SEC— •
letter of notification with the.
1332.
p.
chain
1956.
:
66,700,500
;ftiftft" •—66,700,500
pari
<sharesiftift.
667,005
None <
—:
r_!——ft
*808,971
11,475,976 I
preferred i$100
(shares/—;
$7
Present
Common
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
"Deficit.—V. 185,
.
-v;.
National Tea
17,475,154
3,416,000
17,475,154
3.416,000
ft. $84,403,430 $84,403,430
1967——_' 13,555,865 13,555.865
-
-ftftftft/ftftft
ftftft
Hartford RII.—Earnings—
T1957—Month—1956 ;ft 1957—4 Mos.—1956
$14,141,818 $13,891,620 $54,952,321 $52.543809
11,405,689
10,864,003
44,584,085' 45,288 638
revenue.!
oper.
■
Adjustment mortgage 5s due Jan. 1,
New ,5l/ack
income debentures
—
ftft^;ft Vftft-;' ft'ftftftft '
V' 493,787
'
Period End/April 30— ft
Railway
corporation
This
$38,877,776 $38,877,776
24,634,500 24,634,500
——
——
1990
4s,
4s and
Prior lien
$862,712
162,198
102,359* '
"6,255
p. 2217,
Railway
Pro Forma
Dec. 31,'56
—
First mortgage
$579,035
$195,863
$101,940
-
—
V
1957—Month—1956 ■'
1957—4 Mos.—1956"
$303,539
$378,447
$1,372,075
$1,561,281
>;• 201,599
: -182,584" :' :• 7:33,040 ft
698,569
New York, New Haven &
an
National
of Jan.
as
shoe
Capitalization:
$1.34
ftft
Presidents of Cushnian & Wakefield, Inc.,
1957.
I,
railway oper. inc.
I "Deficit.—V. 185,
on May 29 filed a
undetermined number of shares of class B common
stock mar $5» to be offered at a price to be supplied by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Go., Inc., Boston, Mass., i) the underwriter.
The
proceeds are to go to the executors of the Estate of Hubert L. Carter.
covering
SEC
Preferred Stock Modification
This
3.371,978
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
expenses.-
Nashua, N. II.—Files
corporation
The
Filed—
Missouri-Karksas-Texas RR.—Modified Plan
Act.
$1.17
revenue—
'
—V.185, p. 2217.
the Mahaffie
$0.31
oper.
Net
2450.
p.
Nashua Corp.,
"1957
5,487.121
$0.24
oper.
;.
$2,250,430 $10,327,876
2,035,666. 8,859,078
$2,546,483
2,148,956
operating income
Net after charges-.
ft
Net
'
under
7,291,848
4,307,751
Net rev. from ry, opers.
352,668
A
0,551,636
Railway
shares
share as at
common
Net
Railway
ICC
3,595,256
1,276,415
shr.
com.
per
New York
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—-Earns.—
April 30—
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
revenues
>•
Hail way
Net
041,242
1,715,353
1,005,509
Period End. April 30
Commission—
of notification with the
expenses
1957—4 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
oper.
—V. 185, p. 2217.
Period End.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—EarningsPeriod End. April 30—
911,952
1,456,903
u
accruals.
inc.,
income
"Earnings
1957—4 Mos,—1956
1957—Month—1956
$14,413,840 $14,413,770 $57,395,617 $57,734,204
; 4,235,003 '
5,177^000
1,213,000
822,000
,
May 28
on
Operating
2560.
p.
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings Off—
taxes—_
tax
ry.
ry.
Net
filed a letter
8ft 3-year first and second mortgages to be
of $500 and $1,000 including an offer or
of $195,2531.
There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds
used to buy Inventory and for working capital.
corporation
operating
185,
_
,
Securities and Exchange
With
offered
$2,060,809
- 721,933
,827,121
inc.—
44,134,434 ' 51.781,721
6,852,913
15,002,272 20,514,225
.V
11,562,213
11.867,828
$826,021'
ry. opers.
railway oper.
—V,
Other
covering $300,000 of
in denominations
SEC
Marie RR.—Earns.
2,914,267
3,148,180
13,498.693
4,062,835
Railway
Investment Foundation, Jnc„
Mortgage
Files
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$3,974,201
$3,373,060 $14,231,679 $13,623,022
Period End. April 30—
Railwav
.
details of common stock
Foi
The
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
1957.
May 31,
$1,393,482
522,352
SI,836,080
544,470
income
Net
'
'
connection with this recapitalization 13,861 new
had been sold to certain employees and officers at $10
245C.
p.
11,229,049
ry.
2450.
p.
income
U. 8.
.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$7,703,564 $6,894,518
5,836,484
5.501,036
'ft 1957—Month—1956
oper.
income
from
rev.
>
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Minneapolis &
oper.
185,
Gross
Noyes
In
Period End. April 30—
66,952,477 254,860^527 2 61,693,560
53,453,784 210,726,03 3 209,911,839
Period End. April 30—
■»
share, was quickly
one-story
new
public offering
stock, made on June 4 by
Co.—Stock Sold—The
& Co. and associates at $11.25 per
oversubscribed.
Bv amendment to the articles of incorporation, effective May 20,
1957, each common share ($5 pg,r value) was changed into two new
common
shares of $1 par value each; each share of old class B
common
stock was- changed Into 28 new common shares; > and the
terms of the preferred stock,
held almost entirely by C. B. Moore,
/President, were amended so as to add a conversion privilege and to
assure. him
of voting control after completion of this offering of
Hemphill,
ft
office, sales, and warehouse structure con¬
taining 36,300 square feet at 500 South Kitley Avenue, Indianapolis,
Ind. It occupies a site of approximately seven acres,
(1)
Net
$
64,309.144
53,080,095
revenue—
Net railway oper.
—V.
« '
expenses
Railway oper.
Railway
1957—4 Mos.—1956'
"
$
$
<
100,000 shares of common
of
transaction were;
the
Involved in
2450.
p.
FIRST FOUR MONTHS
1957—Month—1956
Period End. April 30—
company
New York,
of Chicago.
Co,
ft
Power
Moore Products
financed by Greenebaum Mortgage
Moline. for all three properties, was
Commission has authorized this
short-term promissory notes up to an aggregate of
Federal
185,
V.
lease-back to Minneapolis-
acquisition, which involved a 25-year
The
<
ft
■
-
to i
issue
$25,000,000.
The company will Issue the notes to commercial banks from time
to time with maturity dates not in excess of one year.
The proceeds
from the notes will be used
for the construction, completion, exten¬
sion
or
Improvement of Montana Power's facilities.
The company
estimated its scheduled expenditures at approximately $25,360,000.—
;
makes specialized high-speed
ing systems using magnetic tape.—V. 185, p. 2449.
Issue Notes—
Power Co.—To
Montana
automatic pro¬
which currently
plant,
Md.,
ft
.
APRIL AND
EARNINGS FOR
cessing
the language necessary for further
electronic computer."
,
of the system will be assigned to the
Into
translated
-
.
(2806)
10
on
p.
Gas
June
11
2931.
Co.—Preferred Stock Increased
approved
an
increase in the
preferred stock to 300.000 shares.
pointed out that the company
was
preferred
stock,
but
the
action
authorized
had no present plans to sell
does place the company in a
(Continued on page 53)
'
Volume
185
Nirtnber 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2807)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
a
the
first
all
during the current week.
second
in
table
which
the
Then
show
we
Finance
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
the
dividends
follow with
we
(.
_
,
Name of
action
,"•< No
Share
Company
Admiral Corp.—
-taken
Payable
on
■
net
investment
income)
Gc
20c
preferred
6-14
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
Argus 'Corp.;
"
Ltd.
315c
'_
;
M.
I.
Extra
Co.
12 c
7-10
6-15
8-
Bates
Mfg.
(Detroit)—
Baysiate
action
8
2
".
"5%ft
6-20
7-10
on
this time)
Biddefoid
Bird
1
27 Vic
___
6-26
:
&
8-
5%
7-15
Co
Insurance
Albany
A
It.
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
3uc
(quar.)
R.
Co.
International
25c
—
7-15
45c
7-
6-29
6-19
1
1
7-
1
30c"pfd.
Co.,
British-American
British
\
1
6'.'0
(iCc
6%
Finance
Plan,
-■
6-20
2GVic
6-17
20c
6-30
(quar.)
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__________
Building Products Ltd. (quar.)—
5-
7-
7-15
y
Coal,
.7-15
6-28
7-
$3
6-29
$1
2
6c
7-15
6-28
.
-—-—
—
.Canadian
Ltd.,. 6%
Pacific Rv.
$5
i
preferred
Carter
(J.
(quia.;
Central
Canada
Electric As
Gas—
7-
1
7-. 1
6-19
325c
—.—.
$5.50
6-29
6-29
1
68c
6-29
•
6-29
6-19
6-30
6-30
6-20
$1
9-20
9-
3
10-
7
Collins
—
Radio
class
Co.,
common
A
com
7-
1
75c
7-
1
310c
7-
4
8-
8
r
Consolidated
5
(Indianapolis)—
)—i——__ki
Goods )quar. )—__——_—
l>ry
'
■
'"income"
i'r
/ 320c
'
-
t
C-24
..,7-26
,
■
6-14
'
'
*
-
»&
,
'
Cumberlandj Gas
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd.
Mfg.,, class A (quar.)
voting (quar.)
Dennisdn
*
H'o
debenture*
Aluminum
Detroit
International
Detroit
District
Theatres
Dominion
Sault
Elder
&
Linoleum,
Manufacturing
(N.
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
3
8-
5
9-
3
8-
5
$2
9-
3
8-
5
25c
:
conv.
6-14
6-28
G-21
1
6-15
7-
340c
7-31
5c
8-15
7-16
6-28
-
8-
8
7-
7.
7-15
7-
25c
common
—
(qua/.)
7-
1
6-20
75c
7-
3
6-21
1
Fabien Textile Printing—
________
7-
S3.50
7-
1
6-14
8-
9
$1.12 Vi
1
8-
7-
1
6-21
6-28
6-21
9
Department
Stores
(quar.)——
5c
7-10
40c
,7-01
7-
1
7-11
$3
6-29
6-17
7-15
6-29'
6-28
6-17
6-29
6-17
9-
1
8-15
7-15
6-25
6-30
6-13
7-
1
6-13
6-28
6-21
45c
7-20
6-24
7-20
6-24
-6-28
325c
25c
(quar)
common
(quar)
7-12
6-30
Riverside Cement, common (stock dividend)
1" $1.25 participating class A (quar.)
^
6-17
5-
25c
6-28
7-15
6-29
i-15
45c
6
(quar.)
6-29
6-14
Scitllin
9-10
Shamrock
10-
1
9-10
Shawmufc
Corp.
—
7-
8-
$1.12 Va
7-19
1
Steel
Co.
Oil
Association
1
Class
V
(quar.)
B
7-31
8-31
9-30
7-20
Southeastern
Public
8-20
Southeastern
Telephone
9-19
Southern
$1
50c
7-
20c
9-20
12-21
,
6-15
1
1
7-
5-31
Stahl-Mbyer,
25c
6-28
6-20
Standard Screw
7oc
6-28
20c
7-
25c
v -
6-28
30c
7-20
7-10
$1.50
7-15
7-10
—__—_1_
Light——1
Ste&l
6-21
Inc.,
of
Co.
Co.
.
'6-21
5
6-26
1
6-18
7-
1
6-20
6-28
6-17
11 Vic
7-
1
6-14
315c
(quar.)_„_
10-
1
315c
10-
(quar.)
8-30
6-14
$1.38
7-
1
6-15
(quar)
20c
7-
15c
1
6-20
22 ViC
6-29
6-19
50c
7-15
6-20
15c
6-28
6-18
_____
(quar.)
(From net
—
1
6-15
; $1.75
$1,06 %
7-
7-
1
6-15
50c
7-
1
6-17
,
prior
Ltd.
8-30
1
6-25
:___
(initial)
80c
6-29
6-20
2.
340c
preferred
(quar)_
Canada,
6-28
7-
20c
(quar)______
$2-$5
6-20
6-25
7-
5c
—
6-10
6-28
1
50c
Sovereign Investors, Inc. (quar).
investment income)
:
Springfield City Water Co., 7% pfd. A (quar.)
4>'4% preferred E (quar.
7-16
:
7-
6-27
30c
Telephone
.
7-16
15c
'
Service
England
New
$1
Transit
10-15
75c
—
6-28
—._
10-15
1
30c
Sorg Pafrer Co., new common
5 Vs %
preferred
(quar)__
$1
(Qttttr.)_
6-25
1
fauar.)_
$1
10- 1
1-1-58
1
11-
(quar)_____—_k_
(Boston) (quar.)
I2V2C
$1
8-
11-
25c
(quar.)__.
Gas
&
9
31V4C
200%
315c
Co., 434%
conv. preferred
SilVerwobd Dairies, Ltd., class A
" ;
$1
7-15
(quar)__
Silex
7-15
8- 1
7-15
6-19
1
National Stockyards
Sangamo Co., Ltd—__l.—
Schick, Inc. (quar.)_,
1
9GV4C
30c
1
8-
St.. Louis
10-
6-29
7-
y
Flywood
Roddis
6-14
9-
common
(quar.)
Participating
.
1
20c
7-20
(Mass.),
preferred
6
6-21
10-
$1.25
7-15
Corp.
5 %
6-
7-29
87 Vic
_______
& Casualty Co.——
Finance Corp., class A (s-a)_
>
;,.
>
:
1
'
L
6-19
<quar.)__
8-
1
7-
5
■
40c
"
Commont'(quar:)'
—_———:
W inferred H quar.
«
—
-
6-14
Stern Ai Stern
V
.:
4Vai%,
Textiles,
-
5%
J-—--—
;■■>—
partic preferred
i
(quar.)^i.i^.___—
'
>
<qtiar.)_J^
;__
Miami Window, (quar.)_—
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5Vi% pfd.
Middle States .Telephone
Gas
of
45c
75c
Minerals Engineering'(stock
div.)__—
Mississippi Shipping Co." (qpar.)--^
'-Missouri Power & Light, 4.30% p'ld. (quar.)
Mobile Gas Service, common
(quar.)____
4.90'a
'MOhawk
preferred
Petroleum
Montana
"Nation-Wide
Check
Extra
(Md.)
6-19
7-
5%
6-14
7-15
7- 1
7-
22]'2C
6-29
7-1
6-21
5%
25c
$1.07!/2
25c
7-15
6-25
7- 1
6-14
40c
f$l
45c
25c
6-20
—
National
Tool
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
^—
—
G-14
1
6-15
6-21
335c
7-
(s-a)___
t40c
7-15
$4c
7-15
6-18
3$1.25
7-15
6-18
20c
7-15
6-20
8%
6-11
,
6-18
$5
B
Turbine,
Steam
30c
—
$1.25
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar)
Aircraft
Terry
—_
:
(qu ir.) __k
prfefefred
Tefnco
of Ohio—
—
15fc
common
$2
(quar.)
$2
Extra
6-15
6-14
6-14
7- 1
6-20
7- 1
6-10
6-19
6-26
6-15
6-28
6-17
6-28
6-21
6-
6-
1
6
6-14
7-15
7-15
6-29
6-30
6-12
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-28
6-29
6-18
10c
6-23
6-10
6-14
6-29
6-14
1
6-14
7-15
6-21
6-15
6-
7-
7-
8
5
6-27
25c
Mills
(Me.)
Co.
Extra
$2.70
—
Trlco
Products
Trust
Co.
TWin
5 %
—
of
iquar)_—
——
(qitar.i
—
Jersey
(quar.)
—
City Rapid Transit,-common < quar.)_
convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
Trust
Underwriters
United
Corps,
Class
B
&
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Printers
Shoe
Ai
G'c
United
70c
Stockyards
convertible
6-14
7-
6-14
40c
7-
6-19
6-20
6-14
1-
6-19
8-
7-12
30c
7-
6-18
7 V2C
7-
6-18
75c
7-
6-19
10c
T-15
6-27
45c
7-
2
6-21
62 V2C
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-19
common
Corp.,
7-15
7-31
1
6-20
7-
$1
10c
7-
1
6-20
<quar)_„
62 Vic
8-
1
7-
3
37 Vic
8-
1
7-
3
17 Vic
7-15
6-20
17(ic
7-15
6-20
iquar)
f
common
preferred
8-15
8-31
(quar) —
Publishers
Machinery,
preferred
7-
38c
(quar)
Accident Insurance
United
7-
10c
Ltd., class A
United
325c
1
$2
iquar.)—-
Life
6-15
7-
20c
common
(quar)
New
6-15
6-25
5
22 V2C
—
Corp.,
preferred
6-25
i$1.25
(quar)
(quar)—
:
Tri-Continental
6-17
325c
:
—'—_—
Trane Co.
6-17
1
25c
(quar)-
(quar.)
/Tofonto Hbn Wortcs, Ltd., com.
60c class A
(quar.)
'Tdronto
Mortgage, Ltd.
(quar)
Torrington
1
7-
25c
(quar.)_—
Inc.
Clothes,
7-
25c
Industries, class A
Thomaston
Timely
6-
25c
( Thomas
6-20
6-28
6-29
6-15
$1.75
(qu£.f)_
preferred
7%
■
31ViC
31 Vic
12c
:—
2
-
(quar)_
(s-a)
6-19
13c
Class
2
25c
iquar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Shares Corp. (qua".)
Terminals
/
United
2nd
National
'
6-18
7- 1
6-18
7-
J8 V4c
——
4 Telephone Service Co.
Class A (quar.)
1
5c
2nd preferred
Common
6-14
6-14
1
6-17
6-28
8-15
Propane Corp.—
National
Ltd.
preference (quar)_„___——_—_____
Swank, Inc. (quar).
Swedish Match Co., class B (Interim)
8-15
6-28
7-
6-21
6-28
35C
5%
6-14
6c
—
Investors Corp.
National
8-15
*7- 1
8-1
7- 1
9-11
6-25
(quar)_——
Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Sufiertest Petroleum, Ltd., ordinary
'
6-18
1
$1.10
"Superior
7
7c
6c
(extra)
National
8-15
9-3
9-3
6-20
6-14
50c
-'
6-14
7-1
15c
Plan
6-
25c
5c
2714c
40c
Corp—________
Montreal
Morris
J
—$1.22Va
(quar.)_
Corp. of America (quar.)—
Flour Mills (quar.J—
Molybdenum
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
3/ViC
'
(acCum.) ""
(quar.)_
Illinois
.
45c
______ —
CO.________
.
Supercrele,
9-3
-
6-20
7-2
7-2
9- 3
J,
30c
Shipping
Midsouth
6-29
6-29
Corp.
1
Qr29
1.33%
.Subsurface
Suburban Electric Co
Sufibeain
7-
10-
10c
(quar)____—
Reserve (stock dividend)
G-14
0-28
15c
(quar)—_
Sttfp Aj Shop, Inc.
7- 1
t$1.25
20c
10c
60c
112'/jc
1$1.50
55c
common
(quaf)__—___i
preferred
7-15
5r6c
Quarterly
"
Federated
4
$1.50
of America,
Sherer-Gillett Co.
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—
9-
6-17
10c
i
62V2C
6-21
9-1
1
62 Vic
Reece
.
(quar.)_—
6-21
40c
6-25
7-
30c
—
6-27
25c
1
G-14
1
31 %c
(quar)
1st .preferred
35c
1
1
6-
7-
32
6-15
_____
7-
7-
6-20
25c
1
& Sons—
Electric
6-18
1
25c
7-30
(quar.)^——_—
Watch
8-30
7-
10c
(quar)
Joint
Extra
.
i
30c
»
7-
15c
(quar.)
Electric
Radio Corp.
6-15
,
50c
30c
Mills, Inc. (N. C.)
:
Refrigerator & Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
(Calif.), (quar.)Mutual Shares (from realised capital gains)
5c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-20
1
2%
Brewing (ffuar.)_:
6-12
9-20
20c
common..—
6-14
5%
Erwin
preferred
5
7-15
25c
6-21
6-30
.
(quar.)
7-
...
6-26
$2.50
(quar.i— _i
Ltd.
preferred
$1.25
—
$1
(quar.i
Y.) (quar.)
lc
Essex County
Co.
6%
6-12
7-15
rcceipts_+.^—t$0.027
CO., common
(James)
"Miami
6-21
20c
Extra
Equitable Gas
.
G-28
15c
(quar.)
common
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c partic. preferred (quar.)
$4.50
1
9-
40c
,
7-
40c
•
-
3iVic
(quar.)—
1
25c
—
(s-a)___•
(qu:ir.)__
Co.
8-
55c
:
:
22Vac
•
Class : A'' (quar;)—_i_————
$1.50 preferred' 1 quar-.)——;
:—__—
Merchants Bank of N. Y: (quar.)——
■
6-19
1
5c
(quar.)_
Endicott Johnson Corp.,
4'e
preferred (quar.)
Steel
6-26
7-
(stock div.);—
common.
deposit
Purity Stores,
35c
•
'MdQutfy-Ndrris Mfg.-(qudf.)———
Merchants^Acceptance, common (qvtct.K—
6-19
6-20
7-
10c
preferred (quar.)
Electric
Empire Triist Co.
Co.
;
25c
1
(quar.)
Bridge
Laboratories,
participating
Edison
Brass
—
(quar.)—:
Oilcloth
Film
Du-Art60c
&
6-28
(quar.)
•
0-l4
9-16
6-28
•
6-14 •*V
15c
—.——
(quar.>_
•6-17
9-30
$2
.
Common
inc.,
Gardner
30c
(quar.)
com.
_
6-17
"
$1.50
"
-
_______
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 5*7-
$2
& Forster, 8'>'c prefeiTeu (quar:
Telephone, common (inc. quar.)_;—.
preferred-4 quar.)—2—2_—
412 ViC
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75. preferred
(quar.-)—.—
933/4c
$3.75 preferred (1947-series) (quar.)
93%C
$3.40 pfeferretl- (qtiar.)_—_—"
85c
McLean industries,■'$3 pfd. (quar.)—75c
the
5
6-18
7-20
$2
6-19
}20c
(quar.)
& Co.
6-28
—
iMay
'
6'^
o.uWd,
,
\ $6
stocks omitted at
Cuban
of
/MarteKMillsH'Cotp. w(quar. )^i._i
7-26 4: ;6-19
n
6-21
6-28
Columbia,
(s-a)
Electric Co." "(quaf.)__L
5% preferred (qufer.)_____
Quaker Oats Co.,
V.Maxwell/'Lid-., common'(quar.)—„
com.
and A\\r'o
pfd.
this time)-...
50c
r 7- 1
Co., corny' (quar.)______,
7-1'
!;$1.37Vi
'■4&S0 preferred (quaT.)
8- 2
Counaulds,- Ltd,f.--"(tfnal>^_:i—2_—_ "•'"6% '
15c %
7-"l •
Crampton Mfg., 6^" pfd. (quar.)—.'
——
6-28
General
Reed Ac Co.
6-17
15c
'
6-19
$1
(quar.)—
(Julius)
Extra
-
-
Continental' Baking
^ Crttm
preferred
6-17
6-17
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (duar.)
6-25
15c
p'ref.: (quar.)———
Maremontr Automotive Products < quar.)—__
g^
U-2'2
ypci •; 7- U;
Retail Stores—
on
Co.
7-12
6-28
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,: Ltd.—a-'
■
or
"
(Payments
*
6-29
6.9 pence -net after British
tax *'( interim) 2—k_—_k__—
Consolidated
6%
I...;
V
Mansfield Tire & llubbcr Co.—
-
f
-$l
k
'Consolidated Gold iFldds of South Africa, Ltd.
One shilling
Portland
15c
:______——
Corp.
Manhattan
6-18
6-29
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.
6-20
'V
6-29
12 Vic
Portland Transit,
Maine- Bondihg
•
.
Co.
m,
6-21
9-16
6-17
6-29
35c
British
Co
6-24
6-29,.,
25c
>
Inc., class A (quar.)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper
(quar.)
Portable Electfic Tools, common (quar.)
9-16
25c
conv.
preferred (quar.)—,
Oils, Ltd.—
.V ' "
Lowell
6-19
••
6-20
Plastics,
7-15
-
Lowell Bleachery, Inc.
j
1
$1.75
Adafns RR.
'
-
(s-aJwL—k:~-_k___————
4% '^preferred;, i qn
•;
of
Ltd
Glass
North
10-16
—
Publishing
7-16
l's
$1.50 ".
-
;
'
Conduits National Co.,' Ltd.k(.quar.)_-.
1
;
Louisville
7-16
7-31
7-
50c
Co.,
Plate
&
10-16
investment:income)
Longines-Witthauer
V 6-18
6-24
7-
3c
—
$75c
Custodian Fund—
Lone Star,
6-18
7-31
35c
Mines
t60c
Pipe, common (monthly)
(monthly) —:
;
Common (monthly)
—.—;
8%
preferred (quar.______
U%, preferred-.jiquar.)
*
6-15
i;%
7-16
35c
(quar)^--^—-——
(quar.)—
Commonwealth Loan
•
6-20
1
7-
Mill
Pittsburgh
6-28
Bros., non-voting common—____
preferred
Lock
6-15
7-
75c
'Commercial Trusts Jersey .City)
Cofumoil, Ltd.
1
6-28
'
■
ioc
preferred-, (quar.)k_;.kkk——
Commercial Transport Corp.—
preferred
7-15
—
25c
$2.50
—
,
6-20
$2.50
conv.
Conv:
11-
87 Vic
—
Class-: B -commonf t.__—•—;_k..
4%
62Vac
1
25c
r_
Common
G-20
10c
15c
l
Pioneer
7-15
(quar.)—
Lerner Storbs Corp.,, .coin, (quar.)
412 %
preferred
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
I 5% preferred (quar.)__
Corp.—
"t quar.)—k—
Ry.,
1
1
7-
Frocter & Gamble, 8%
3.85%; preferred
6-19
6-29
i
Gold
(interim)
6-14
$2.50
Lees
6-19
$1.25
$1.37 Vi
—
__—
convertible preferred
8-
10-25
7-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
1
Leath &
6-19
(quar.)—
3%% conv. preferred (quar.)—_—
"Chicago Allerton Hotfclk.
—
Chicago Railway Equipment (quar.)——
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5% -preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati Union Stockyarus—
Coca-Cola .Bottling' < Los Angeles)
(s-a)
Common
6%
-
"
6-19
(quar.)
Motor Transport
(Chesapeake:"& Ohio
Pioneer
6-21
3114c
11-15
9-10
12 Vic
Northern Ry. -(quar.)i
At
Pitts.field
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)—
$1.80 preferred (quar.)i___i____—
:
6-19
25c
——
6-29
preferred
Bledmont
6-14
7-15
10-25
33c
Bankers,
7-
American
./ 6-21
(quar.)_.—__—
.4
6-28
12c
10-25
11-15
l2Vic
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.
Philips Electrical (quar.)
Pickering Lumber (reduced)—k
5-3l
35c
10-
11-15
$1.40
6-19
6-14
1
50c
32y2c
7%
6-19
6-29
6-20
6-20
(quar.)_.
Prince
Latrobe
( quar.)
Central Wisconsin
"
-
62 Vic
(quatj—_—
preferred
G-29
1
9
25c
preferred
$1
1
7
6-29
77-
(quur.)_
$1.32
6
7-
6-
6-29
6-29
t20c
6-
1
7-10
7-10
37 ViC
6-15
6-14
6-20
7-10
_%
(increased)
Personal; Industrial
15c-
Landers,-Fi-ary & Clark (quar))—:
6-19
______ _____ ______.
preferred
$5
2
6-29
62 Vic
preferred
< quar.)
.Central Telephone, common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5.44%: preferred (quar.)
,
7-
593OC
.____
$1.54
.
Fratt,
Kern
6-19
6-29
$1.13
6-28
$1.25
$1.25
,
-
$2.50
V
6-29
6
6-20
7-10
"
com.
6-20
$5
6-19
$1.25
r
»
10c
Ltd
-
(quar.)
A
6-21
6-20
7
40c
(quar.)_,.r._______i___^
6-20
Kennedy's
6-14
1
—
Investments,
4.75%: preferred
6-
1
8-
$1.05
—
—
(quar.)
Co.
Central
.
$4.20 p*u.
(quar.)_—
W.)
1
7-
(quar.),—
(s-a)——_
Carolina Power &r Light,
I*
.
7-
3 (be
375c
pfd.
7-15
(quar.)
1
Kaiser
25c
Canadian Husky Oil,
6-20
(quar.)_—_
preferred
1
common
Kansas-Nebraska* Natural "Gas,
.
Telophona,
preferred
7-
Kahler
.Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries— i
6-20
7-15
$1.25
Ltd.
7-
Quarterly—
7-12
6-
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Canada,
S0c
Journal
6-15
8-
Corp.
Fund
California
——_
class A
Timber
&
2
6-19
7-15
(quar.)t_—
Rust-Proof
of
common
(quar.)^
(quar.)_k—^
$1.50
(J. B.)'& C6. (quar.)-____^__-___—26c
(From
6-14
1:45c
1
6-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
45c
Founders shares
6-28
7-15
7-
$1.12 Vi
$1.30
(Mass.)—
Johnson Mutual Fund—
:
6-12
$1.18%
6-28
$1,371/2
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Creek
Jefferson
1
_
Land
$1
0-21
:
((juar.)^-^^_.j.k^^---i----''
1
$1.09
(quar.)—
'
8- 1
8-1
r
6-28
7-
$1.10
pfd.
Peoples Finance Corp. (Colo.), class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_______
r___
Peoples Securities
Corp.„_
J
,r_».
(quar.)
6-28
7-15
12 Vic
25c
6-20
"preferred
Jenkins
6-28
15c
serial
Burriville Racing Assn.,
$6
Ivey
6
15c
conv.
Calaveras
-
6-11
;
7-15
10c
(quar.)
common
y
7-15
4
Vac
6-17
Foundation, Ltd.y com. ' (quar.)
pref. ( quar.)——_______
conv.
Island
-■
Inc.
preferred
Peninsular
6-17
.6-14
Light,
preferred
Putino
;
f-dcelpts—Ordinary
dep.
Investing—
Browning-Ferris Machinery
Budget
»
3$1
Street
Broad
I
7 Vic
t(quar.)——•
Petroleum—
American
1
.
(quar.)___—
Assurance
;-v
6-21
Co
$4.36
8-31
8-
6-21
1
(qu«u./
Fertilizer
1
37V2C
1
8-
321/2 c
9-25
7-
8-
27Vic
-
30c
of North America
'
Bowl-Mo'r
1
6-28
&
&
preferred
4.52%
Parker
6-19
30c
Son
/
4
6-20
1
6-28..
(quar.)____
6-28
______
Investment
G-20
7-
Co.
Quarterly
6-18
7-
$2.50
—
(quar.)—_—
Mills,
preferred
Insurance
25c
—_
class
Inc.,
&
Boston
Head
7-10
'
6-27
20c
(quar.)_i
&
5%
-
9-
Power
6.16%
6-18
7-
6-
6-14
22c
(quar.)____
pfd. (qunr.)___
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.).
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
t',$4.75 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
6-19.
'
7-
6-12
6-21
J45C
^2
(quaf.)
6-21
6-27
6-28
I2V2C
jiu-
Material CO.—
H.)
1
50c
Imperial Paper &1 Color <quar.)__
Incorporated Income Fund_i.__
$1.25
7-20
V
7-
6-29
9-16
60c
;
(Hawaii)
(W.
1
75c
y
6-28
50c
2Uc
com.
i $4.40
Ltd.
Indian
$1.25
6-20
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——_;——
Hutchinson
6-14
1
6-17
7-
50c
—
50c
6-25
6-25
1
19c
(Mass.)
Clieniical
Lighting Corp.,
4-30
G-27
50c
,1512%
6-21
4
6-14
(quar.6I/4C
(quaf.)
50c
Co;
Houston Oil Field
at
(quar.)___________
Son,' Inc;_.,——
Boston
Insurance
/•%/'■
\
Machine
Bird
Bosiitch,
1
7-
Group
"Insurance
6-14
7-
Finance
Home
6t20
$3
payment
com.
Water
Saco
&
7.
1
6-28
15c
tjreferted
conv.
Home
6-26
4
(quar.)
Motors
Colony Insurance
Pacific
Pacific
______kw
;
7-15
7-
$1.25
7-19-
50c
Holly Sugar Corp.,'common (quar.)
_
taken
(quar.)
:.
25c
$1.12 Vi
_;
com.
Old
6-20
(quar.)————_________
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
Holan (J.-'H.)
Corp. (quar.)_„
$1.12'/a
(quar.)___!—__
Insurance
Electric Co
Hercules
3
5V2%
6-14
25c
7-15
7-
10c
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
Bros.,
:
(•
/'
1_
Corp.
Beat ly
(No
4%%
Co.,
Times
Home
(quar.)_
Bank of New York (N. Y.)
-
Fire
Hartford
7-15
interest
Telephone, Ltd.,
pref. A (qttar.)
1
1
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(Mass.j
Oherman Manufacturing, 5%
7-
Co
Insurance "(N. Y.)
Hartford
ben.
Co.
6-14
7-31
37V2c
6-2O
8-
«
-
6-14-
»
6-28
15c
7-31
7-
6-28
of
Manufacturing
Gas
Illinois Gas Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Northern
:
-
Ctfs,
5%
•
31 Vic
7-15
7-10
12 (ic
Hill Co.
Fire
'<•
Judd
Northern
3
1
quar.)_
1
7-
9-
7-
-
w
(quar.)_____
Manufacturing
Haverhill
v
Badlty Building Corp.
Baldwin
pfd.
Corp. (quar.)_____
Batteries (increased
1
2
8-12
12 V2C
___________
G.)
conv.
Hanover
9
8-12 y
.
75c
LL_
(C.
Cycle
Greist
!5-31
V
9-18
22c
Corp( (N. Y.) (quar.)_
(Missouri) (quar.)
Tidelands Oil Co.—
8-
20c
(quar.
■
Finance
&
Golden
'
Corp. (quar.)__
__
Mining
Gould-National
6-21
-
6-25
.
l
Northeast investors Trust—
6-21
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd
8-
'
362 Vic
——
1
9-
-
3b0e
(quar.)______^___-id
(quar.)
a____^____
3
8-
320c
(quar)-
'
:•
0-
,
1
1
6-15
r
15c
Atomic Development Mutual Fund——
Additional (optional in shares or cash)___
B.
8-
7-
-
356 »4c
(quar.)
*"$2.40 2nd preferred A
Backstay Welt
6c
15c
6-21
1
7-10
8c
Reinsurance
6-28
Shore
Pacific
pfd.
5%
Telephone
6-28
'
•
Industries,
Glasscock
Ai
North
7-
15c
—_
income)
$1.25
7-20
25c
(quar.)
General
6-21
North
7-19
Fund, Inc.—
General
.v-"-
(quar.)
$2.50 preference B
7-30
25 c * -7^20
...
,
;
-
income)
Anvil Brand, Inc., class A
6-21
7-19
1
20c
investment
General
6-14
7-30
$1
•
net investment
6-25
GOc
tquar.):.^
Inc.—
Company
General
1
8-
2'/2c
Gas Industries
6-14
6-25
'
,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_-^ ;
.
2
6-25
Anderson Electric Corp., GOc cOnv. jnu. iquar.)
;
9-
20c
(quar.)
,
American Mutual Fund
■'
6-20
.
■Jc
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres.
Inc., common (quar.
4Vi%
1
9-1G
2 Vic
convertible
Frito
8-
35c
Extra
,
5
pfd. (quar.)
Electric Asso.—
&
7-
93 %c
Co., 334%
Gas
Holdert
Payable of Rea.
20c
Common
7-1
,
75c
less
payments
(From
:
8% preferred (quar.)
American Brake Shoe, common
(From
7-
18:,4c
Class B
'. 5%
6-
1
6-21
6-15
7-10
$0.215625
(quav.)
England
2
(quar.) L
4 Va % convertible
preferred (quar.)
New York Ar, Honduras Rosario Mining—
(Interim)
6-15
32V2C
common..
>■
6-25
c-25
20c
Co.
Above
7.17
7-26
15%
Mexican
tax
.(net payment of each dividend 17c)
Frigikar Corp.' (quar.7VaC
"
Class A'
.;•>
7-22
12c
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Altee Companies (auar.)__^._:American Bankers Insurance Co. 01 Florida—
•
Machine,
Quarterly
.'4V>.•
-
from
&
(quar.)
Wallace, class A ( quar.)i__ut._^
B
non-voting (quar.)
New
When
Share
(quar.)__
Newberry (J. J.)
5
6-25
30c
,
preferred
Class
payment
common
S-
Corp.
"•
7C
(quar.)
&'
Fresnillo
Works
Iron
Gear
v
Affiliated Fund—
M Quarterly
Bros.
Nehi
^
Fund
Ltd.
of Rec.
at, this time):
Alamo
Mutual
Per
Name of Company
6-20
7.17
Forbes
\
•
at Baltimore—
1
7.17
5:i.'4'/o
Holdert
oi Rec.
7-
5%
Foote
When
Holdert
Payable
30c
*
'
Corp.
.
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Fluor
Per
Y.)
dividend
Boston
Florida
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
;
V
(N.
common—$1
Class A ________—_k
$1
First
payments previ¬
Trust
&
Co. of America
Stock
an¬
Bank
When
Share
Name of Company
Federation
11
(quar)
(quar)_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$4.20
From
Monday, Jure 17, 1957
.
i—
dividend
Stock
30C
50c
6-24
6-24
6-24
0-28
6-18
6-17
7-10
UC
7-
2
6-13
;
.4-30
,
the common and 7%
on
(quar.)
common
a
IOC
.
RR.
River
Waste
Corp.. (Calif.)—
dividend)
King
'
Cdmmdn
Electric
Western
'
;
$$1.75
'-
*V
1
1
8-
1
Yuba Industries,
6-11
15c
6-14
6-10
•
.
t
.
4
.
Inc.
—~
6-28
weeks
dends
'
10c
(quar.)
(s-a)——
Extra
Stock
,
V.
Aetna
Casualty
Quarterly
"
;
5c
Surety
■
,,
Class
—
•' 'f-
6-
3
; 6-17
: 7-10
v
••;.''7-
6-
7
4*47#
G-12
6-25
6-10
Common
Ansonia
Amerada
.American
Stock
5%
1
6-14
Arkansas
6-14
7-
6-14
.dividend
1
6-11
4.657#
6-11
Arkansas
30c
7-
1
6-10
4.32%
7-
1
6-10
4.72%
8%
6-18
6-11
:]:$2 :
C-29
6-
1
6-
7
(final)
50c
$3
—
6-29
v
.7-
1
5c
7-
1
25c
7-
1
10c
7-
1
28c
(quar.)
...
7-12
',40c
,
6-20
6-15
6-28
I 6-28
6-25
5-24
Power
<
.
6%
preferred
American
■>,
6'4%
1st
preferred
6*4V 1st
American
preferred
Bosch
Arma
,
and
Western
•Arnold
Constable
preferred A
Art
Metal
Arundel
Can
Co., 79c
pfd.
American Cast Iron Pipe Co.,
t-
6-10
5-20
$17 Vac
1
6-14
6-20
50c
37 *4 c
,
5-31
1
6-28
e7-
1
15C
5-
3
8-
9
15c
12-
2
11-
8
15c
3-3-53
2-
7
6-28
6-
7
$50c
7-15
6-13
$25c
Co.
(quar.)
6-14
6-10
60c
6-29
25c
6-29
;«
6-14
Co.—
Insurance
:
7-
20c
1
6-14
*
1*4%
(stock div.)_
6-
6-22
12-16.'
3%
Ltd.,
5
12; 2
'
'50c
7-
.
7-
6-17
15c
6.- 6
1
6-
7-1
35C
'='■
1
.1;
3% :
$1.75
3
4 6-20
-
6-20
,7- 1
tlOc
;
—
(quar.)—r—
$25c
6-18
,7-15
35c
6-28
Decker Manufacturing
A;
7-15
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
preferred A
Black
6-14
7-
1
f
;
6-18
6-14
1
5-31
&
Bryson,
6- 3
.'6-24
35c
(quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
$1.40
%
5.60% preferred (quar.)——^—4.25% preferred (quar.)____
-T—' $1.06*4
Bliss <Sc Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)
4. 45c
Sivalls
Black
6-10
7-
7-:
A'
A
Class
common
*
77-
.
I..
1'
6rl4
6-14
,.'6-29
6-17
75C
6-28
6-15
75C
6-28
6-15
/ 25C
,;.'6-29
Motion
7-15
4%'
75c
7-
1
1
(quar.)
Extra
B
6% pfd. (s-a).'
6-29
7-25
6-27
5
6-28
7-
6-21
6-14
7-
1
1
6-14
1
6-14
5%
1
6-14
1
6-29
6-11
5
Atlas
Corp., common
Atlas
Sewing Centers, Inc.
5
6-19
Automatic Canteen Co.
1
6-14
6-29
6-10
6-28
6-
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-1G
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-14
Auf
1
6-20
1
7-22
6%
11-
1
10-22
7%
preferred
preferred
Products.
Al^rm
5%
6-
6-17
5-31
7-
6-
25c
8-
25c
3
2
7
1
6-28
6-
6
Avon
1
6-
6
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
(Second quarter payment from
Ayshire Collieries
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
433ic
$3
6-14
B/G
Foods,
75c
7-1
6-13
6-20
B
S
F
Company
(stock
Babcock & Wilcox Co.
Power,
preferred
(N.
Brockton
—_
5-27
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-17
Stock
4%
3.75%
L.)
preferred
common
Buck
1
Bucyrus-Erie
Buffalo-Eclipse
$43%C
?43%c
C-30
6-
1
Creek
Bullard
Bullock's
—
.
5-31
Burlington
6-21
5-31
Burndy Corp.
25C
*
&
Steel
Ltd.
6-18
1
6-
1
1
6-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-12
7-
9
6-12
7-
'.
1
6-12
6-30
6-17
93-Ac
6-30
6-30
7-
1
6-20
6-28
6-18
25c
3c
50c
dividend)
Co.
(quar.)
6% preferred
Bush Terminal Co.
6-11
5-27
6-28
$1
8-
1
6-10
7-12
6-24
6-
$1.50
6-20
6-10
15C
7-
6-
15c
7-29
7-15
7-
6-17
+
$1.50
(s-a)
15c
(quar.)
6-17
1
6-28
30c
lirreg.)
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
7-
1%
30c
Corp.,
Burroughs Corp.
*
1
37'Ac
preferred (quar.)
6-14
1
7-
7-10
20c
rquar.)
(quar.)
,6-28
7-
6-14
7-
"
20c
6-14
»
6-14
6-14
7-
15c
62'Ac
;
.
1
3
7
.
7-
9
10-29
10-
9
25c
—
(quar.)
2
7-29
15C,
1—^
l
-
-
7-20
6-21
10c
7-
6-14
.
•**
1
6-28
6-28
95c.'
L
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
1
f
6-14
7-
'
7 Vac
lOd
common
Corp.
Co.
6-21
A
,7- 1
$$1.50
2
,.
3%
Burgess-Manning
6-
1*4%
—
6-14
(quar.)
25c
dividend)—
(quar.).
Co.
Inc., 4%
6-24
7-
1
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
Company
4c
18%0
7-
[
:
common
Eulova Watch Co.
(quar.)—
6-21
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
1
Burns
A
7
7-15
$5 preferred
6-
3
6-
7- 2
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
5-24
—
7
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
6-14
6-
dividend—.
(E.
6-30
1
(quar.)
Distillers,
preferred
Bruce
6-30
7-
7
7- 2
$50c
5%
6-21
50c
7
6-
Taupton Gas—
Brown-Forrnan
6-20
6-
■
..
5%.'
6-15
6-15
2
—
2
6-15
7
7-
$63c
-
(quar.)—
'7-
6-15
6-
$56C
Ltd
6-21
2
5-31
2
•—
preferred
4-29
7-22
—_—
dividend
4-29
6-21
$$1.19.
Y.)
4-29
6-21
$53c.
(quar.)
Industries
'6-21
'
7-
.
(quar.)
preferred
1
3%*
(final)—
1
2
5-31
Ltd.—
7-
2
7- 2
$35c
Co.,
Glass Co., common (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
'
7- 1 *
6%
British
5%
class
Electric
$3.80
7-
7-
$25c
t$i'"
receipts ordinary
Brockway
7-
6-10
7-15
$0,118
6-17
7-
6-10
6-21
33%%
t
6-13
Inc.—
convertible
6-14
1
6r21
.
$0,118
—
(stock divid.)
6-10
40c
dividend
7r
_
40c
Columbia Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
Burnham
6-14
receipts
British
$37'/aC
i37*4c
Income)
6-14
.
$15c
—
6-28
Ltd.—
1
6-14
7-
Oil,
Columbia
$31'Ac
(quar.)
4
6-14
9334c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
40c
1
4
6-
6-28
—
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)
Inc. 4%
6-
45c
7-
10c
(quar.)
4
6-29
6,-29
?5c
+
:—
6-25
15c
7-
7-
(interim)
com.
$1
(quar.)
6-
5c
-
$283/BC
Tobacco
dep.
6-14
6-14
33c.
...
7-15 *
$10c
pfd.
6-29
(quar.)
—
Ltd., 5 7#
6-29
—-—
32'/a C
(auar.)
6-29
35c
(quar.)
Columbia
Stock
—
8-15
3
62'Ac
preferred (quar.)
4*4% preferred (quar.)
4*4% preferred (quar.)__
4 *4%
(quar.)
7
9-
4%
6-14
1
7- 1
65c
7-
$1.25
**
434%
$1.50
of America
Avalon Telephone Co.,
8-
American
\
5-31
$1
—
(quar )
7
6-
56 Vic
British
—
6-
6-20
(quar.)
common
Ordinary bearer
Amer. dep. receipts
British Celanese, Ltd.—
7-
25c
Co.
American
7-13
'2*/a%
——
6-14
6-20
$72'Ac
—
American deposit
r •
Industries (quar.)
3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co.. Ltd.
American
British
—
—
7
7
1%
Bristol-Myers Co., 334%
7-
$$1.50
7
G-
6-
5c
B/ltish
(quar.)
7-
Stock
Mfg.
British
$15c
6-19
re
Brillo
50c
(quar.)
6-
1
I
of Canada, Ltd.—
Co.,
G.)
Brinks, Inc.
6-14
$10c
7-%c
Gas
(T.
35c
A
1
7-
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)
6-10
7
9-24
7-
6-14
6-
7-
„
$n.
—
preference
Bright
7-
7-
"
$683Ac
dividend
Extra
preferred
7-
6-20
; 6-14
$62 VaC
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)
4*4% preferred
(quar.)
6-15
7-
12-24
6-28
,
7-15
!
(quar.)
Pi
'
Bridge & Tank Co.
1
12-27
•
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
6% preferred (quar.)—
Brewer (C.)
& Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Stock
6-28
v>": 9-27
Brazilian Traction
5-31
7-15
6-25
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)_
6-29
Extra
11-29
7-2G
7-
25c
——
—
6-19
7-15
6-14
of North America,
Corp.
preferred
12*/ac
5
12-15
6
j25c
(quar.)
5
25C
Bowater
tl5c
Corp.
7-
8-30
$70c
2
—
City Electric
7-
9-15
7
Brach
7-
6-
6-14
6.28
37*4C
(quar.)__
5*4 9c
6-
t25c
s
45c
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
6-17
$16'AC
(s-a)
18%C
$1.62 */aC
—;
6-17
COc
Ltd
75C
(quar.)
6-22
6-28
(accum.)
6-
$1.62 '/aC
>
6-17
7-1
(quar.)——
Boston Fersonal Froperty Trust
6-28
3
25c
20c
$I.25
$1.25
Club
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
$5
6- 3
6-14
1
$1.25
(reduced;—;
Brass
-
6-14
'
&
''
6-26
6-28'1'
Aluminum
7-
$1.37*4
(quar.)
Boston & Maine RR., .$5 preferred
25o
—
30c
"
Bohn
-Book-of-'the^Month
30c
(quar.)
16*/4C
f
5 "*'-
6
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Products'
Class
6-
6-27
12*/aC
(interim)
6-21
7
'<'5-29
6-17
c'T'coT^*""*""
(H.
prior preferred
53 */eC
-
pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)
6-14
6-14
6-26
7-
(Shelby, N. C.)—
•
6-28
$2.25
(quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound, 4%
5-24
7-
5*4%
& Telegraph Co.
preferred
preferred
Atlantic
Bohack
6-
$15c
Picture
Atchison,
A they
5
6-10
1
$1.08
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Associated Transport, Inc.—
57#
;
6-20
12*4 C
preference
(quar.)
Ridge Insurance Co.
6%
Blue
250/
—
Associated Telephone
">
7-
"•
5-31
1
6-20
i
Tobacco—
convertible preferred (quar.)——.—
6%
7
0-10
50c
—
receipts
6-19
$1.25
$1.50
•6-
Industries, Ltd.—
7-
7-31
-7*40
;
(quar.)
conv.
7-
(
6-11
7-10
12'4c
•
'
"
2
7- 1
$2.25
Bloch Bros.
25c
6-12
67#
7-
22*4c
-
Associated Electrical
Amer.-deposit
:-
6-11
$18c
(quar.) '
B
7- 2
$1.18
Associated
G-19
r
4334c
—
6*4%' preference B (quar.)
(J. H.) Hardware Co.
Class
Associates Investment
50c
(quar.)
37*4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
$1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries'
87*/ac
(quar.)—
American
6-28
'
1 $1.31*4
25c
class A (quar.)
Construction
15c
(quar.)
15c
inoc
(quai\)
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co
6-19
_
(quar.)
preferred B
6-10
6-19
j:
_
5.23%
Ashdown
War-
(quar.)—
59c
:
3%
preferred
Blltmore Hats,
Ltd..—
Corp.
6-19
:
5%
G
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Corp., com.
6
6-
$1.16*4
(quar.)_
preferred
6-33
Rubber—
preferred
7
6-
1
6-21
Light—
7-
(quar.)—:
Note, common
(quar.)
Biltrite
f35c
Limestone & Cement
Bridgeport
6-15
7-
25o
conv. pfd.
preferred
6-10
7-
'
6-
1
•
(quar.)
&
1%
$1.06*4
-
class A
6%
(
7
7-
i:
6-14
2
,7" 3
7- 2
$25c
'
—
(quar.)
6-14
7-
35c
,
•American
American Bank
6-21
6-
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
6-25
.
7-
30c
common
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-28
6-14
7-:i
J25C
3
(quar.)_.
—
(stock dividend).
—
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% pfd. (quar.).——
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
J
7-
—
5-24
6-25
(initial)-,
Metals
4%
6-14
1
$1.12*4
Bestwall-Gypsum Cp.
Power
Armstrong Rubber Co.,
Class B (quar.)
6-14.
22*/ac
__
American Alloys Corp., 6%
Art
6-14
7-1
7-
45c
84 %c
dividend
$2.90
Arvin
6-29
9334c
Oil
7-
preferred
6--14
6-21
15c
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—
Ash Temple, Ltd., 6 7#
preference
7-20
1__1
Mills
Paper
&
1
50c
59c preferred (quar.).
6%
6-30
16*40
"
"
•
1
V:; 750
*
.
'i
$7
—
6<
12*4o
(quar.)
Agricultural Chemical
6-14
> 60c
(quar.)
common
6.
Corp.—
on
Fuel
7- 1
,
Atlantic
Aggregates
6-14
!
(quar.)
Standard Life
Bessemer
$1.50
...
Arkansas-Missouri
|
Corp.
6-14
1
50c
Finance
3
6-28
$1
...
—2
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
is result of merger beAmerican Hard Rubber Co., Bach-
Petroleum
6-
6-29
•
$1.25
Cable
1
25c
(s-a)
Co.
&
7-
preferred
American
Wire
7-
(quar.)
Worsted
10c
'
(s a)
(quar.)
7-
$1.75
'
Uxbridge
dell Corp.
I
Aircraft
Quarterly
Beryllium Corp.
30c
(quar.)
Pulp
$1.15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.05
'
mann
„
6-24
6-17
7-
-1;
Beneficial
12-10
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
"
Anglo-IIuronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Above, Company
tween
•*7-1
7-
(stock div.)
Telephone Co. of Canada
Bendix Aviation (quar.)
12-20
$1
Oil,
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
6-12
■
(Miami)
Inc.
Anderson-Prichard
,,
-
6-10
50c
Co.,
Anaconda Company —
Anchor Post Products
:.6-12
7-1
preferred A (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America
.
5-20
6-20
6-15
$1
-
—
—U
(quar.)———1—
6-30
1
25c
!
J_
iquar.)__.
Bell
>
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Metal,
Ampco
6-14
1
7-1
5%
-
5-20
'
Writing Paper (quar.)—
American Zinc, Lead Si Smelting,(quar.)—
$1.25
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)—
Allls-Chalmers Mfg., common (quar. )„
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
.
Tobacco
.Amoskeag Co..
a
.
preferred
6-26
9-10
.American
5-20
.16-25-
.
?' e- 7
Allied Paper Corp. (initial on $8 par shares)
Allied Products ,(quar.)
$3.50
Bell
Stock
common
Arkansas
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-16
31*/4C«
6%
pfd.
American Vitrified Products (quar.)
.
(United Rayon Mfg. Corp.)
(Amoqnts to approximately $1.04)
Algoina .Stdel Corp. Ltd. (quar.)—
common
yy.
iquar.(__
-
$1.25
_22
Sugar Refining—■
$1.06 */t
dividend
■.r'rVy"" ^9.v.9
Seal-Kap—
American Title & Insurance
•:
0-27
;
A.K.U.
Corp.,
1
85c
"if?
*
Algemepe Kunstzijde Unie N V—
Stock
7-
65c
—■;
6-14
10-
6-18
'
7-U
$1
—
Common
9-20
-
3-21
60c
!
(quar.)
4*4 9c, preferred
1
C-ll
'
'
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com—
$1.25
—
.3-31-58
29o
5-31
-
7-
25c
12-13
6-24
.
6-15
Sanitary—
8-14
9, 9-13
e'-do
$4
.
1
6-26
conv.
New
10c
Aluminqm Goods Mfg. (quar.)
Arrjalgarpated Sugar (quar.)
6-10
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
American
"
partic. pfd. (s-a)
Alabama Power Co., 4.207# pfd. (quar.)
4.607# preferred (quar.)
Alan Wood Steel Co., 57#
pfd. (quar,)
Alco Products,
common
(quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)
A1 den's Inc., common
(quar.)
reduced
: Common
7-15
5-31
preferred
6-20
'
6%
,
Standard
&
preferred ,(quar.)
American Stores Co.
(quar.)
343/sC
Co.
12-10
12-30
40C
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——-
$1.25
6-24
Ameracq
Radiator
6-12
$4
Extra,.,—
9-10
25c
2nd preferred (quar.)
Ship Building Co. (N. J.), com.
o
7% preferred
2
2—
—
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)^——
:
67#
preferred (quar.)
American Stamping Co
;
American States Insurance (Indianapolis)—
34%c
.Allen Electric & Equipment
Allied Laboratories (quar.)
9-27
""6-11
6-29
25c
$l/4334
(quar.)—
Beneficial
i2-3l
'W, $1"
A5C! $3
preferred A (quar.)
Allegheny A Western Ry. gtd.
6-10
6-17
6-28
R.
R
(
10c
(quar.)_«_„—
preferred
6-17
'6-30
•
'6-28
—
•
€-14
,7- I
"
(quar.)—
—.—!TBeech-Nut
Life Savers
(quar.)
L4.I
1
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. iquair.)— 1
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%
preferred tquar.)
Lines
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
57#
6-28
•Ia-———
■
President
6,-12
i;
A
»
:•" 7- 2
IOC
v
(quar.)
Beckman Instruments
20c
—
preferred
preferred
non-cumulative preferred
59c
57#
Ordinary (s-a)
,
B
American
American
5*A% preferred B (quar.)
$3.75
class A
Piano,
6-10
7 ViO
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel
6-20
.
3c
,.9-30
M
60c
A—
_i——
preferred
7-15
50c
.
$23.par (initial quar.)
New 77# preferred $25 par ((initial quar.)
American Surety Co. of N. Y. (quar.);—.oJii.
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)__..
American Thread Co., Inc., 59c pfd. (s-a)—
-vtifr'-t*
Akron Brass Mlg. Co
Alabama Great Southern RR.—
4*47#
Class
6-10
¥-15
"
25o
-
preferred ' (quar.) —______
4ta % preferred (quar.)
—__—
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common
6-21
3c
V'--
2%
(quar.)—
conv
1
8-
3c
,
American
'
400
5*A%
American
8-
'
6-14
V 6-10
1
1
56V4C
3%%
,
Beech Creek
———■
2
Insur^pce Co (quar.) ——_—
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertowh, N. Y.)
Common
Increased
5-20
4
:
(quar.)—
Investment A Discount, Inc.—
6c
t$1.75
——-—
common
7r
62V2C\
(quar.)—
Foods Co..
6-10
7-
$1!
———
_—
7
7-1
n.
(quar.).—
Laboratories
6-
,'7- 1
$1.06
Optical, common
(quar.)—
preferred
■<£■>, $1.40
—
6-10
(Hartford)—
Co.
1
—
——
2
Aetna Life;
Aicf
-
Co.;.(quar.)
6-21
•
6-28
Co—
2% :
::
:
long-term capital gains)
&
27'/2C
Lomb
<Ss
Beatrice
:
Works
Iron
>; 4%
■
8-21
(quar.).
:•
(quar.)———v
Co.
6-3
•
,
preferred
,
"
common
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
6-14
———
—
6-21
50-
27MjO
—1
Corp,
v r.
$1.75'
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.,
5%%
(Galveston)
Insurance
7-
2%;
pon-cum.
Bausch
6-15
9- 3
(quar.)——
6-15
130c
.—!—
Adflressqgraph-MuJUgraph
6%
7-
1$1.25
—rl——
-
6-15
6-28
6-28
:^-7-20
—
(quar.)_„i
8-26
6-28
common
B
Baxter
American Safety Razor (quar.)—.
American Screw Co. (quar.)
6-
;l
Aeolian
Co.,
5
,8-
U2'/2C
Adams Express Co.— "
*
.«>.!" "n»»•« vv >
(15c from net ordinary income & 35c fropi
net .realized
American
American
7-
(quar.)
—
r7 Stock dividend
6-28
$1.75
37 *4 c
News
?
6-14
J7t
v*
dividend
Bath
Optical Co. (quar.)
—
Photocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)_
American
,
128'4c
,
( Stock dividend
6-12
50c
American
59o
3
,
Adam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
Stock. dividend
6-
7-
t&Vaa'
Products,-Inc.
6-28
'<
—
:
6-5
-7-
■
/ V-
(quar.)_T-——__
$1.10 tconvertlble- preferred
v
6-
,..7-
$3.
-
———
60c
American
V'/
C- 3
6-28
0-28
$1
,A
■
(quar.)
Acme Precision
;
45c
.
4,'A % pre/erred, (quar.)
—.—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Reiineries, Ltd.-r
Common
(quar.)i
—
T 59c preferred (quar.)
——
4
■
of Rec.
'
*
,
/''•
Payable
(quar.)
1—
6-28
——
Insurance
Fire
National
Quarterly
8-/2
t
.
Holders
—*•-
Ab.iiibi Power A Paper Co., Ltd.—
.
American
6-6
8-23
'A-
27#
((1.20 class A (quar.)
Acme Electric, common
7-15
income)—
'
convertible preferred
6-23
(quur.j.
(s-a)
8-26
l
1
"
Share
common
7-15
Class
6-14
-
9-16
1
(quar.i—
Corp.
1
9-16
■
47 VaC
(quar.)_.'-^.
<quar.)_
RR.
preference, (quar.)_
Barry Controls, class A (quar.)—.
Fund—
National
Bros.,
7*•
«1
60c
4*4%
t
6-14
■•■';20c
When
Abercrorabie A Fitch Co., $6 pfd.
Common
Mutual
investment
Quarterly
15c
7-
Oil
6-14
40c
preferred
preference
$1.25
common
preferred
convertible
American
Per
.
Laboratories,
3
6-
6-25
.
'$$1.12*4
•
7-15
6-15
7%
1
'
7-15
t.
/>
(quar.)„
8-29:
6-14
'
<quar.)__
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—
Basic,
common
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
4^4%
Co;,
Metal
(From
1
' 15c '
4%
I
7- 1
$1
'.*•
'
97 */2 C
—
(quar.)-——-—
Ltd.— '.
Metal
American
7
1
*[>. ■" >:
Stores
Stock dividend
45c
/♦,'
y\;'
Company
ACF-Wrigley
47#
8-30
give the dividends announced
we
Name of
Abbott
6-
8-
preceding table, j
f
6-14
9-20
5*4 rM
in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
5-20
7- 5
Aroostook
6-10
7-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-14
6-20
'
8-
,
Co.)
7-1
12-31
'6-27 '
$4
45c
$1.12*4
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common
4 7% preferred '(quar.)
6-14
•! 30c
■'
$1.30 1-15-58
(quar.)
&
6-26
9-30
:
(quar.)___—
preferred
Barker
~
preferred
American
$1.26
recently changed
(name
4*4%
$1.25
;
preferred
American
6-21
6-20'
l!
25c
'30c
•'
,
T
'
—-—
Manufacturing
Yuba
from
.4
6-21
6-30
$25C
(quar.)—
Inc.
79o
.*
7-15
Maize-Products,
American
7-16
7-15
♦.
preferred (quar.)
'5.04%
preferred (quar.)—
7-1
60C
(quar.)
Anigiiean Machine <te Metals (quar.)
7-16
10c
<quar.)__
A' Marx,
y
—
5%
2
5-31
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)_—
Ohio RR.,
&
Bancohio Corp.
35C"
:
preferred
5S#
7-16
8-
30c
Wisconsin Public Service, common
Wolff
6-20
8-
—
Hydro
c- 9-
9-10
7-15
-
4%
Bangor
1
30c
6-17
12 *4 c
'
preferred B
preferred C
Baltimore
6-21
' 7_ 1
;
$1.31*4
prior preferred (quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
3.DOS#
preferred (quar.)—
6-20
1
$15c
(quar.).
Wisconsin
1
7-
50c
-
Electric
7-
32'4C
preferred(quar.)—.
——
preferred (quar.)
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B
(quar. i
Western Union Telegraph
(Increased quar.)
Whitehall Fund, InC
—
5%
5.20%
Wilson
:
111.—
5*4/#
7
6-
6-25
31'4 c
Co., com. (quar.)
(Consider H.) (quar.)
(J. C.). Ltd.' (interim)-
y
30c
s';
r
Willett
6-30
Barber
income and 35c
capital gains)
of
Co.
Investment
4%
11-30
7-10
$1.50
12*4c
ofdinary
Co.—
Piano
4*4%
8-31
12-14
Corp.—.
ordinary
net
9-16"
25c
25C
.
35c *
from net realized long-term
t
American
6-14
2
7-
$70c
———-
Western Light A Telephone
;
Irom
(10c
>
8
6-15
L•
90c
Co.
6-25
7-
1
8-
25c
International
American
.'6-7
•
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
—
6% preferred (quar.)
1
—
Baltimore Brick Co., 5%
1st pfd. (accum.) Baltimore Gas & Electric, common (quar.»_
6-18
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.)
6%
r
7
6-
.
1.
7- 1
25c
c
6-28
7- I
'
$1.50
Co.
6-21.
.$1.50
(quar.)
(Galveston Texas)
Supply
Indemnity
American
6-28
7-15
lyc
preferred B «quar.)—
Webb A Knapp, $6 preferred (accum.)
West Kentucky Coal' <quar.)_—
West Kootenay Power A Light Co., Ltd.—
v
7% preferred
(quar.)—
West Michigan Steel Foundry (quar.)—-r—
Western Assurance
(Toronto) (quar.)
convertible
6*v»
"Hospital
American
7-15
2%'
(stock
6-18
6-14
6-28
Worsted
Uxbridge
Amerace
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
|or
Baker Industries (quar.)—«£
*
.'1 7-
45c
*
3
7-
$3.50
(s-a)—,—
6-29
50c.
v
'
'•»*preferred stock payments at this time).
Ware
',
Z5C
.;
.
■■I:
preferred (quar.).
:
—
American Hard Rubber (see Ameracft Corp.) V
American Hoist <te Derrick
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)— /
'
action taken
(See
Share
of Company
Bahamas Helicopters,
Baldwin
$6
Wagner Baking Corp.—
(No
Felt,
Hair
American
'
3
30c
vjs
ordinary-
Amer. dep. receipts
1
6-29
'
3
6-
partic. preferred (accum. >
American Enka Corp. (reduced).—
American & European Securities
American Express Co. ($10 par) . (quar.)-—'
American Felt Co.,' 69c preferred (quar.) —
American Fire & Casualty (quar.)
Quarterly.
—
—
.
7-15
/
.,;100%
—
..)«i.
dieters, j-td..
6-24
7-.
,
6-
7-12
—
dividend
Stock
7-15
87*20
(quar.)
■ii
XT. S. sugar (Increased)
—--4UniVersal-Cyclops Steel (increased quar.)'— ,vb
preferred
7%
6-18
6-28
American Electric Securities Corp.—
7- 1
25c
6-18
6-28
100%
6-24
6-24
«33Ac
..-
6-28
75c
6-24
7-
$1.12'A
Name
■
'
40c
When
Per
of Rec.
$1.12 '/a
—
1
93:,AC
''
.
.
Holders
—~
preferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid Co.
(quar.)—
G-28
50c
Plywood, common (quar.)
■*„
334% -preferred A-(quar.).—
: .334 %
preferred B (quar.)
—
4'a % preferred '(quar.)
1.-——
U. S. Smelting Refining <5i Mining, com.—;•
-
When
Payable
Bachmann
Crystal Sugar—
(increased quar.)—
Common
0-25
7-10
20c
income
ordinary
net
American
G-25
,
7-10
4Va9c
S.
U.
8-15
,
..
30c
non-cum.
& Foreign
U. S.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
,$6 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
conv. 2nd preferred (s-a)
Securities—
United Stores Corp.,
Per
Share
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
;
.
(2808)
12
.
1
t
Volume 185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2809)
Company
"
•
■■
Inc., common (quar.).
4Mz% preferred (quar.).
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
When
Per
' 'Share'
,
Name o)
Butlers
7-
Ncune of Company
6-15
Copper Co
I
T
Financial
Calgary
5%
4%
Power
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
6-15
Christiana
Securities,
6-30
Cincinnati
Gas
iquar.)
_____
preferred (quar.)__
:7-
:>
7-
$$1
»
$$1.12'/a
____
1
,7-15
$$1.25
—
preferred
;4% %
7-
60c
$50c
common—
iquar.)
6-
2
6-
2;
7- 2
preierreu
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
$1
California
5^25%
Interstate
Telephone
convertible
Oalitornia
,
111
____
7
preferred
,8-
;75C
7
Packing Corp. (quar.),
55c
—
& Hecla, Inc., common (quar.)____ { V 20c
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)—.
;
(1.18%
Campbell, (A/. SO Co., com. (stock dividend) ,,'V 2 Co
$2.50 preferred- (quar.).
1
6? Mac
Campoeli Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
$7MaC
.
..
Camden & Burlington County Ry.
$1.30 preference (quar.)_—;
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., common
5% preference B (quar.)
Eoiis, Ltd,
{
Ltd., class B_
Life
5%
,.
Co. (quar.)
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)..
$1
Celar.ese,r Ltd..
series preferred
$1.75
preferred
preferred
Canadian
A
$31M4C
quar.)
.
,
(quar.)
8-
7-
5-31
Ltd.
6-30
6-30
7- 2
6-14
2
6-14
$10c
7-31
$93%c j.
7-15
$75c
preferred
Carolina'Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Corp.
net income)
{
convertible
preference
Central .Cold
Hudson
Gas
preferred
preferred
4.75'/o
preferred
Central
Illinois
Common
4.10%
;
.
..
7-
1
7-
1
/.
:35c
:V
preferred
Consolidated
1
6-10
1
7-
6-14
6-14
6-29
6-18
6-29
6-18
6-29
6-18
$1.06 V*
$1.23
,
(quar.)
20c
35c
.
7-
5
6-10
6-10
Continental
6-10
Continental
Certain-Teed
1
6-10
Cooper-Jarrctt, Inc.
7-
1
6-14
Cornell-Dublller Electric Corp., com.
5.25
series A preferred
(quar.)
Products
Motors
Glass
(reduced)
(quar.)
—
Works,
1
6-14
1
6-
6
312%
7-
1
6-
6
Coro, Inc.
7-
1
6-
6
Corporate
Investors, Ltd., class A
Reynolds, common (quar.)
6-14
(quar.)
8-
1
6-28
Cowles
7-
1
6-
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
5% preferred (s-a)
5% preferred (s-ai
Craig Systems (quar.)
4% Co
.
preferred
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's,
Inc.
6-
7-
1
6-14
50c
7-
1
6-14
Grain
10c
6-28
6-10
Chemical
Crane
L.)
(R.
Ltd.
Cream
7-15
6-30
$1
6-20
6-
87 Mac
8-
3
of
Credit
Finance
Class
A
Class
7-
5
6-
4
Cresmont
6-21
6-
5
Crossett
25c
6-28
6-14
50c
7-
6-13
5
6-28
6-18
$1.25
6-21
6-14
25c
6-28
6-14
(quar.)
37 MaC
7-25
7-
iquar.i
37 %C
Common
(quar.)
5
Class
B
Class
A
Dallas
3c
and
5c
Fund
from.
6-29
(quar.)_
6-
12-
6
Crown
6-
7
$1.25
9-26
9-
6
$5 preferred
Crucible
(quar.)
$1.25
11-27
11-
8
20c
7-15
6-14
25c
7-
Zellcrbach
Steel
(quar.)—
i-t
6-
4%
pfd.
&
Forster,
B.)
Co.,
6-27
$17*^0
7-15
6-27
;:$40c
6-28
,
Inc.
preferred
6-
\ «- 3
12 %e
,7-2
6-11
7-: 1
6-14
'
-
25c
—
.
7-15
6-
1
7f*
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
—
7
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
7-
1
6-14
7-
25c *
1
6-14
•
preferred!
;
7-10
7%%
(final)
8-21
10c
6-17
6-10
50c
7-
1
0-
5
52 %c
7-
1
6-
5
,7- 1
0-
'
5
50c
(quar.)
7-
1
6- 5
51*/4C
"
7-
1
6-
5
6-
5
6-
5
51%c
_____
.'
i
•
7-
1
7-
52 %c
5o
1
6-29
r
31*/4C
Dynamics Corp. of America, common
$1 convertible preferred (s-a)
6-17
0-28
6-10
•
10c
6-30
50c
6-30
12 %0
7-15
7- 3
12%c
7-12
6-21
7-
1
6-14
7-19
6-20
East
East Tennessee
30c
6-25
6-17
7-15
Eason
-
6-17
6-29
10-18
10- 4
$1.50
7-16
(quar.)
1
6-17
7-
1
6-12
7-15
6-15
•
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-21
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
Pennsylvania
<
Eastern
Gas
Stock
6-14
$1
6-14
Eastern
Eastman
6-14
1-1-58
12-16
6-25
6-12
6-19
12 Mac
7-
1
6-
7-
1
0
Eaton
<fc
6- 6
Edison
6-14
Edo
7-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
7-
1
6-10
$4.12
10-
1
9-10
El
9
Bros.
6-28
6-
7-
1
0-14
10-
1
9-16
7-
1
6-14
Y
9-10
25c
250
9- 4
28c
25c
'
8-15
7-
1
6-17
7- 2
0-14
•-27
•-IS
7
3
pfd,
6-14
50c
6-21
6- 3
60c
7-
1
0-
$1.50
$2
7-
1
0- 5
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Fund
Fund
Stores, 4*4%
(from
6-25
6-25
$25c
6-28
7%c
(from
Ltd.
7-
*
—
1
6-20
15c
6-28
6-17
6-28
6-17
25c
—.—
com.
6-10
0-14
lVaC
0-15
6-24
(quar.)
new
0-14
1
7-
$1.06*4
(quar.)
6-10
6-29
$37 %c
.
preferred
6-10
net In¬
(quar.)
5
net
(initial)
(quar.)__
$1.03
7-
1
8-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
7-
1
6-24
$1.18
7-
1
8-24
$1.35
7-
1
6-14
32 Mae
7-
1
6- 8
0-20
0- «
35c
6-28
6- 7
50c
6-28
6-10
30c
preferred
7-
preferred
preferred
$5.40 preferred (Initial quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas, common (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(Increased
quar.)_
(quar.)
(Seattle)
Products
(Increased
Corp.
(Calif.)—
quarter)
Refractories
<i
6-17
6-20
)•
•
—
&
1
m„-7- 1
Quarterly
.Common
7-
13o
(quar.).;
Paso Electric Co.,
Electro
10-
17c
Stock
A
-
37*/aC
common
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
$1.78
$1.75
6-17
6-17
7 Mac
(quar.)
B
Electrical
.
1
Income)
class
6-20
6-28
7-
income)
Corp.,
Class
7-
40c
(quar.)
Balanced
Howard
$4.50
6-17
common
Investment Trust,
Economy Baler (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
1
6-27
$20c
$1.12*%
Economic
6-28
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Howard
vestment
8-
25c
Co.,
preferred
<fc
6-15
1
7%c
Sugar Associates,
Investment
7
1
6%
Eaten
1
(quar.)
Kodak
1
7-
7-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
7-
150
(quar.)—
2%
Asso.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
Stainless Steel
0-14
7-
Fuel
Eastern
1
7
&
6-14
32 MaC
Gas, com.
dividend
Common
1
0-
Natural
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., Inc.,
7-
6-
Co.
4 Ma %
6-28
6-29
RR.
preferred
7-
6-25
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan
6-17
6-28
Co.
Quarterly
5.20%
6-17
7-
Oil
6-14
Co
6-14
7-1
(quar.)
6-29
Sugar
6-24
:.;7-io
3oc
46%C
$2
(quar.)
c;
40C
•
6-M
$1.75
preferred
r
7-10
".X;
—
—
6-28
7%
6-1
•
■
(quar.)
40c
Cuban-American
7- 3
8-
$25c
'
■
(quar.)
Electrtcal Products Consolidated
Orystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12
1
7-3
$12 Mac
,'t
_____
6-14
,
$1.75
Electric Storage Battery
1
6
7-$5
(quar.)
Electric Bond & Share
6-13
6-
^;' 7-t8-.'t'{:'8-2P
$1.12 Ma
6-10
6-
6-14
„
6-14
$50c
(quar.)—...
common
6-10
6-17
6-28
6-28
'{'7-2
87 %c
6-17
6-29
9-13
6-20
>
$$i.i2*i
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-15
,
25c
—
Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
2
$1.50
0-14
" 7- 1-'
7-30
39c
I.) De Nemours Co.—
7-
67 Vac
6-15
'
9-2(1 ^ r
6-17
6-27
(quar.)
"
6-20
;
'
$25c
—;—1—_
7-
preferred
6
6-20
'
7-30
and
(quar.)
^
6-29
{.7-1;:;
'25C
'
,
Ltd.—
i_—i__—
;
46c
8%
'
;W;<r
:
•
Crum
5
6-10
"/
•
L__—
45c
America
"•-29 "
25c
(quar.)
$2 5c
of
5-31
■
25C?
...
pfd. stock (10c par)
income)
Co.
•6-25
50C
—_________
Co.,
4.13% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
6-15
1
6-17
"
$17»4c
(monthly)
0-14
5-31
•
.
9c
(quar.).
deposit receipts—ordinary
4.10%
5
1
8-
1
'7-]5"' *'"7{•'7-15 - 7-
5c
—
(quar.)...
Canada, Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach
(quar.)
gains
4MaC
—
'
(quar.)
preferred
$4.72
income)
6-27
(from
...
—
Duquesne Light Co., common
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
7
(20c from capital
investment
Inc.
—....—_—
Dunhill International
6-14
1
Inc.—
from capita]
Investment
10-
I
from
(43c
6-27
7%
Amer.
6-14
7-
10c
class A
6^17
Dunlop Rubber—
7
$$1.30
10c
(quar.)
7-
10c
.
—
4c
(quar.)
Diversified Income Fund
12-24
$7
———
Investments,
10-24
convertible
preferred (quar.)
6-17
Inc.—
International,
$1.23
1
6-17
40c
(quar.)
Western
Crown
(A.
(E.
Power
25c
Co.
37 % C
—_
6-17 ♦
1
7-
Co.
Corp.
convertible
Duke
1
6-30
5-31
I0O
(quar.)—Lt4-1
Chemical
&
preferred
$4.50 preferred
5
6-28
Tar
$3.50
7-
50c
(quar.)
Fund,
(quar.)
Chemical
5%
7-
VI
6-20
20o
'
Industries
(quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Cc
7-
1
7
6-14
Dresser
7
$15c
(quar.)
Fields
6-17
6-
6-28
"
—.
for each share held)_^_^_—
Dow
Draper
6-14
6-
12 Mac
Corp.
class A
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, new com (initial i_
Chicago, Rock Island At Pacific R. R. (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common
7-15
7-15
10c
...
(quar.)
6-28
•'-7- L
25c
(Three shares of 5%
„
6-14
125c
6-17
25c
(quar1.) _____—_;
$1 preference (quar.)
Dover Industries (stock dividend) T
$2.50
(quar.)
Cork
Crown
Dominion
$2.50
Service,
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
4
(
8-18
5-29
6-28
25c
.4 Ma Mo
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common (quar.
7% preferred (quar.) u
Dominion-Scottish Investment Ltd., com
6-13
7-15
.
Oil
Common
50c
(quar.)
Oil
Co.,
gains
Common
6-17
7-
6-27
12 %C
(s-a)
(quar.)
B
1
6-25
$2
62 %C
1.
L
5
$4
common
common
Wheat
i;
/•"
£
15c
(quar.)
Company,
75c
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co
Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R. (quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (increased)
5% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Medical Arts Building
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, -Milwaukee, St. Paul Si Pacific RR.
Common
6-25
75c
$1.12 Ma
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., common (quar.)
3(2% convertible preferred (quar.)
5
$4
40c
7
'
6-17
25c
preferred A (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
2 Ma %
_____
'
1
1
v
*7%c
$1
$1.12 Ma
7
*
."'•7-
8-
25c
Champion Paper & Fibre, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Vought Aircraft (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg.
(quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (N. Y.) —
Quarterly
Chemway - Corp.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4
6-10
,
j7
v
>
25c
(quar.)
(1947 scries)
6-
common
iU
:
6-14
6-14
:•
'7-
:
7-
$1.50
(s-a)
Common
6-14
1
L
6-21
•
i
•-.! 9-20
87 Mac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-28
Refining,
6-20
87 Mac
(quar,)
common
7-
1
<fe
6-20
'
,
$1.31*4
(quar.)
7-
6-20
Oil
dividend
-
6-29
7-
7-
10c
7c
8-
Stock
:
,
i I
1
1
>
.;12- 1
1
10-
2
6-20
'50c
Corset, Ltd. (quar.):—
18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15C
-
Chance
.
(s-a)
6-
$1.50
■
12 Mac
Corp.
25o
*
7-
9*1
-
50c
»
(Toronto)
7-
&
•-{6- 1 .>
9-15
12-15
93 %c
w
Co
7-
6-20
i
—___
:.U'
$1.12 Ma
;
7-19
5c
Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
Industries—
Insurance
(quar.)
Champlin
25c
25c
(quar.)—
Continental
Corroon
■■6-25
7- 1
.
$1.13
Controls Co. of America
6-11
•.7- 5
,
$20c
(quar.)—
25c
7
12-
'
*
7
6-10
6-25
Dominion
7
6-10
6-28
j
6-
1
$2
6-25
6-
1
13c
5
5c
;
12-15
shares-M_
Dominguez
'-. '7-
,
1
$1.19
(quar.)
>
1
7-
40c
Corp.
6-14
7-
7-
Cerro
1
7-
(quar.)—
Life
Century Shares Trust (from investment inc.)
3
7-
15c
Quarterly
Corning
3Ma %
7-
-7-15
•
$1.12 Ma
$1.12Ma
(Chicago)
62MjC
(quar.)
Dodga Manufacturing,". $1.56
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Co.—
Gin
1
6-14
{
3
6-
convertible 2nd preferred
1
1
6-
6-13
6-
RR.;Co.
common
Crucible
6-10
■;
"
{{; G-17
25c
Beneficial
6-14
Continental Copper & Steel
7-
7-
'
7-
(quar.)
(Joseph)
6-1*
:
6-27 '
25c
62%,c
Houses (stock divedend)
Dodge Si Cox Fund—Beneficial shares—.—:
6-17
7-2
Assurance
6-29
$1.17
(quar.)
6-17
6-28
(quar.)
preferred
Dixon
'
20c
(quar.)
$1.04
common
U'"6-30
$35c
(quar.)
A
10c
Corp.,
6-10
$40c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-1
I
,'6-20
*
25c
income)
Aluminum. Corp.,
36c preferred (quar.)
Dixie Cup Co., common
6
$1.04
Can
7-
Service—
investment
net
Dixle
du Pont
1—___________
$1.15
(quar.)
'
of
(quar.)
$1.18%
;
6-
>
(quar.)
Continental
$1.15
(quar.)
8 '/o preferred (quar.)
Pasco
,6-20
,
$40c
Co.
(quar.)—
(Toronto)
(quar.)
Co.
87 Mac
Class-A
de
Gas
preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$3.75
>
6-28
Power Co.—
$4.16
4.50%
6-24
6-25
,
■
:
Products
Continental
(quar.)
4.75V preferred
Consumers
Consumers
5-31
$1
(quar.)
4.65V preferred
G-17
6-17
G-21
$1.16
(quar.)
Century Acceptance
1
7-1 1
6-24
1
DuMont
(s-a)
Acceptance, class
convertible
preferred
60c
1
15c
Consumers
1
•
65'"'s c
Smelting
Rock
Consolidated
{
8-
7-15
25c
income)
&
{
'
(quar.).
Western
Corp.
(quar.)
Diversified Growth Stock
6-10
6-29;
'."•7.7
25c
Diversoy
8-
v
•*
——
6-17
1
7
6-18
„
„
South
&
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.).:
Dianey (Walt) Productions
Distillata Co.
3
Trust—
Paper, Ltd.
65c
(quar.)
Public
Extra-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
.
6-17
7-
6-
6-28
$1.25'
Mining
Ltd.
6-17
7-
6-28
30c
y
(quar.)
investment
1
$1.12%
3
'
Co.—
Investment
Canada
7-
$1.183i
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-1
(quar.)
4.60%. preferred
5Mt%
$1.02'a
(quar.).
Maine
Vermont
Consolidated
$1.02 Ma
—
preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
4.15%
■:
7
7-
4'/o
Central
7
7-
...
preferred
9-
12-
6-10
preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service—
6V
9-20
12-20
6-10
6-
$50c
•*.
(quar.)
6-29
'i__
...
Western RR.
(quar.);
Fruit, $3 preferred
''T'\ Motor Car—
6-29
'
(quar.)
Consolidated
(quar.
Indiana Gas
,
Consolidated Foods Corp., conynon (quar.)__
Edison
B
Diamond
$1.25;
Coppermines
(quar.)
Di Giorgio
6-25
20c
8
1
(quar.).:—
4.64 V
•
(quar.)__
common
6-10
,
$7
6-20
15c
(quar.)
7
$1.18%
com.
Corp.
6-10
6-10
Corp., 6%. preferred (quar.)...
Raynolds, class A (quar.)______...
7-10;
.
0-10
$1.14
—
1.
6-10
$L07, .!■: ;* 6-29
Detroit Steel
;
6-30
10c
6-
1
Dcvoc &
10c '••M.. 7-
6-
7-
4
10%'/
1
6-2^
e-29
9
7-20
12 %c
6-20
Gas—
D
{■'
vku
Consolidated
7-
7-
$1.75
3
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
'•••..
•
Cement
Hillsdale
9-
i
6-13
6-11
5-24
^,6-17.
$1.05
—__
Gray Iron Foundry Co
8-15
20c
/{
$1.25
Detroit
3
6-
6-28
92VaC.
1st preferred (s-a)—
Canada Tunnel (quar.)
:
Detroit &
6-14
5
6-
6-17
7-1
;
12 Vac
Co.—
$2.50 to $3.50
6-14
1
6-12
: 7-1
5c
Tramway Corp.—
Trucking
6- 3
v <
7- 2
,
37M«c
Dobbs
Power
preferred (quar.)
40c prcferrod
(quar.)_
$1.25
Denver
{/.
7-24
$1.50
40c
Consolidated
<fe Rio Grande
5-24
■i
Chicago
Denver
:
...
(quar.).,
Association (Toronto)—
7 Mac
._
Denver
9-20
31*40
Quarterly
Consolidated
•
6-28
V" " 13C
6-20
»
6-29
$1.16
Connoliio, Inc., common
(From
(quar.)—
5-24
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-
*1, ,
40c
A
7-16
8
5-24
3-28
Vf
;:6-28
.
,,:;50c
(quar.)
•
6-18
50c
$1.25
\
1
7-
7 rt
6-14
6-24
,
25c
—_—_____
8-
8c
_____
Life
(quar.)
Della
Electric
6-14
6-29
7-16
6-19
(quar¬
v.»;
RR.
preferred
.
"
£■!
'
T—
L
6-17
f5c
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
$5 preferred (quar;)
V.
$1.12 Ma
&
V'
6-21
..
preferred
4.56 Yo
Ml2c,
,
,
1
50c
-
7- 2
;
4.28%
V- 3
;7- i
$1.25
—
1
'
$75c
8-14
•
6-28
!2M»c
;—
—
7-
i50c
3
.6-28
v.
Confederation
■■.
Inc.
Hudsoi) Co. (quar.),..
—
Ltd,
dlvtdeiid
&,
(quar.)
common
9-14
7-,l;
7-15
033/4c
'/
—
78-
„25c
preferred^ (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7%
r"
V
'
Connecticut Lig'.t
3
6-
•
$$2.50
;
(quar.)..
Electric
preferred
*.>•..7,-45.,
6■■*,
$1.08%
preferred
4.6%
: e- 3
6-26
.
5-21
;
1
'"
i
4.80V
4.75%
25c
6-10
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Central Illinois
3.50V
v,
$1.75
:
C
Central
i 6-14
6-12
_
preferred
4.92%
7-19
6-29
6%
Electric—
(quar.)
preferred B
Central
8-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)_L
Co.
{preferred ,(quar.)
Class
6-12
_____
4.75'%
4V %
7-19
7-
(quar.)
preferred
4.10%
&
8-10
common
Congoleum-Nairn, inc. (quar.)
Conn (C. G.), Ltd., common
(quar.)
Stock
1
3
Y.)-^-
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—r
5% -, preferred (quar.)
Composite Bond <fc Stock Fund
v
4.20%
10c
(quar.)..
International
Commonwealth Water Co., 5 V % pfd.
"
4%
70c
Co. (Del.)
terly from Investment income)_.
6-10
,7-1
Storage
4.50%
J
1
ll3,4c
—
4.35',o
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
:_
6-21
i,
(quar.)—.————
Central Foundry Co,, (quar.).
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
5e/o
preferred B
(quar.)...
5'/o
preferred B (quar.).
Central
>7- 1
3
'25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
(s-a)
6-
6-15
66-
<fe
40c
__
6-31
'
.
preferred • (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(N.
Iron—
3.70%
$2
Commonwealth Investment
6-15
...
:___
—
Central Aguirre Sugar Co. (quar.)
Central jpanada Investments, Ltd — *■
1
1
50c
..
(quar.)—
Celanese Corp: of America, com.
Wo
7t
$1.0o
_
6-20
7-
6
12- •
€-17
—__Luf-V-: $$6.25.'"'
T'j
Delaware, Lackwanna & Western
Delaware-Power & Light Co.—
(Wash., D. C.)
Trust
>
26c
,
r.
(quar.)...—
5% preferred (quar.)
Delaware R. R. (s-a)
2%
Edison,
.1
6-13
6-28
$1.25
dividend.:
preferred
Mfg.
$2
State
7
6-15
16-28
60c
—
preferred
4
% % .preferred A
7%- 2nd preferred
7-
1
from
(quar.)-
6*/*%
6-30
$2.
_______
r 6-29
5
6-7
>oc
(quar.).
common
Malleable
Deere
.6-15
7-
-.
7
6-
,fy 9-
12-27
-
(quar.)
;
& Co.,
Dejay Stores,
V 7- Ik
50C
...
Commonwealth
B—
Delaware
6-14
•V
Mills,
preferred
Decker
t 6-14
^
50c
50c
—...—
....
Commercial
.4.64%
River
Detroit,
E'lectric
&
(quar.)
(quar.jL——;—
preferred (quar.)
—!
—__,J,
de Vcgh Investing Co., Inc.
iquar.)
4.
Dfccca Records,
Inc. ,(quar.)
.1".——!
v
'(6-14
6-29
v.
Bank
A
6-17
7-"L':
31M*c
(quar.)..
Co. (quar.
Solvents' Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
class
6-15
6-29 '4
•
5c
•i:.-
(quar.)
(quar.)
System (quar.)
Commonwealth
6-14
6-
20c
_
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)—
Case (J. I.) Co., 7%
preferred
3
7- 2
65c
(quar:). -V '•
:>
68 %C
Commercial
'
9-27
non-cumulative
5%
6-17
•
1
62 Mac
Ohio
6-28
50c
11c
Ry. Co.-—•
(quar.)__._____^
preferred
50c
(quar.)
lie
-
preferred
Gas
(quar.)——
A
Inc.
7
«- 7
6-28
A
Dayton
6-14
l;i
$1.12 Ma
com.
8
•3.7- 1'-
30C
(monthly)
Semi-annually
3
6-
2
7-
15c
(quar.)
6-
7-
r 93%c
;
Caterpillar praetor, common
4.20%* preferred • (quar.)
Carthage Mills (quar.)
1st
1st
>
«-ll
1;..
77-
••■7 Mac
(quar.)
Columbus & Southern
3
25c.
:
7-
87 MaC
Commercial Credit
3
7- 2;
$25c
>
—
(quarterly
66-
25c
„r;
(quar.).,
7-31
6
7- 2
$$2
__
•>
$7.40
ir,
a.
75c
class
Corp., 33/i% preferred" A (quar.)—1
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6-14
r-
15c
7- 1
class
5%
6-14
<.
6-28
$1
»i
(quar.)
Dana
6-
6-28
$1
-
-
-
common
Columbia Title Insurance Co.
:
8-15
7- 2
s
\ $$1.25
__
6-
3
8-15
$$1;.
V
6-14
6-20
$20c
_
.tteneral
4%
6-28
*
9-
/.
$$1.25
5 %
redeemable preference (quar.)..
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Westingnouse Ltd. (quar.)—
Capital Products Corp
Capitol Records, Inc., com. (quar.)
$2.60 cqnv, preferred (quar.)
Carey. Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
preferred
4%
;
B
:
-
15c
.
.
'
6-25
25c
:
6-
1
non-cumulative
Dan
v
6-10
,
7-1 *
**
y
63c
(quar.)t
A
Colorado & Southern
'
...
{
«
Corp.,
:
6-14
6-14
7-
6-20
6-12
7%1
$1.75
t'.H
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Power, common
(monthly)
preferred (quar.).:
Columbia
7-
,
1st
Wo
6-28
—
•''■•
(quar.)
Central
(quar.)
.7
7- J
7-1
non-cumulative
Cutler-Hammer,
,
6-20
2
50c '' j.
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
1
5
75c
$2
"
iquar.)-^-.^..-
Stone
7-
90c
t
•\
$3.50
prior
Common
8
6-14
''
__
—
(quar.)
5Mac/o preferred B (quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.,
6-28
$15c
20c
.
•>
common
12 Mac
(quar.)—
'
6-20
,.7-3
10c; .i
'
;
Products
5V preferred
5-31
7-15
7-15
$20c
_
(
5-31
$$2
-
Co.
<te
Colorado Fuel & Iron
*•
(quar.)
r
Common
4 Ms Mo
5-31
6-30
(quar.)
Ltd.—;
Colorado
7-10>
—
Carriers
1
$50c
U8%c
—
3%%
b-
5-31
$15c
(quar.)
Sand
$1.60
6-10
6-28
;
6-
$2
*6-
6-28
.
'
.7-
$15c
—
Carnation (Co.;
'
.
$43%c
Canadian Oil Cos.,-common
4% preferred (quar.)
Jolonial
5-31
common—
Co..
Colonial Finance
7
6-13
i
*
•-11
6-20
$2
$L12Ma
....
(quar.)
International
Engineering,
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
3
7-
Canadian
preferred
6-
l
8-15
$H2'/a
Publishing, $4 prior pfd.
Class
...
(quar.)...;
Coleman
t,6-14
,{'.6-14
$25c
Industries Ltd.,. common (quar.)
7Va %
preferred (quar.)—
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd.. (quar.)
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
5%
6-21
$15c
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Co.
Coca-Cola
7-
(quar.)'.
commoc
Canadian Jce Machine Co.,
Class A (quar.)
■V
6-14
2
7-
6-
loo
'40c
(quar.)
clothing, common
4Ma% preferred (quar.)
-
60c
'
Bottling (Cinn.), class A
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York
6-10
7-
6-
{ { 6-15
*
15c
Molybdenum Co
7-2
2
.<*
it.
(quar.)
Trencher
7" 2
$37VaC
(quar.)
General
6-14
$31Vc
>
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel Co.,
60c
Climax
,7-2
6-24
Drug Stores
Curlee
Curtis
,
Coca-Cola
$$1.10
(quar.)
(Increased
class
6-11
6-11
C. 7-
:
:
7-26
$90c
!
~3%
•
;
6-14
$$1.15
;
Canadian.Cannersfc Ltd.,
Cleveland
preferred
Color-Craft
preferred <s-a)_
Canadian
Cleveland Quarries
5-20
$4.50
s
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
$1.25 conv. pref. (quar.)
Ltd.
6-14
7-15
9-16
5c
7-28
$37 Mac
(quar.)..
Assurance
Canadian Bronze Co.
1
1
6-14
1
7-29
div.)
8-15
$$i;o(>v,
Lines, Ltd.—
.(stock
8-15
J$25c ;•
-i,
•
__
Permanent,
Canada i Safe way,
Canada Steamship
A
$loc
preferred (quar.)...
Canada
1
class
(quar.)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
6-26
7-
.
..
"$i
y»
Manufacturing
7-1
$1 my*; ,,7- 1
.
Foundries, Ltd., com.
Co.,
ilOc
25c
-
Iron
6-21
2
1
Cunningham
fyf
$1.13
...
Clayton Mark Af Co.
7-
•
7-
6-15
,
7-15
Holders
Payable of Bee.
10c
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Cluett, Pcabody & Co., common (Interim)
4% second preferred (quar.)___
1
7% preferred (quar.)..:
(qUar.)._
__
4%%
Canada
Utilities
Clarostat
6^21
When
Share
Apartments
6-20
,
7-2
$62Mac
Cumberland
Telephone—
;
6-20
$10c
____
Bell
.
'
I
Name of Company
7
10-
$4
i
..
...
7,
■i
•
Theatre
7-26
$32 %C :
60c panic, class A (quar.)
Canada
7
1
1
.....
7-28
75c
_____
6-
17- 1
37V c
(s-a)__.
common
Common. ;iquar.)..
Canada Flooring,
V
____.
7
.7-
.
!
6-
4
City Investing Co., 5 V% pfd. <qu^r.);_i._..j_
$1.37% {
7-1
City Products Corp. (quar.)
___L—
V? ! i 62%C
M 6-29 V:
Clark Oil <fc Refining (stock dividend)
r 6-30
2 Yo\
17-25
..
6-29
6-29
:
-
Campbell. Soup CO.; (quar.)
Canada
8-15
.
.
6-14
-
1
6-
8-15
.'v
(quar.)
Casualty (N. Y.)—■
(Stock div.) (One sh. for eaeh 9 shs. held) {
7-15
~Ji-1
.26',4c
.
7'
$1
Citizens
Citizens
______
(quar.)..
Quarterly
6-14
1
Electric,
Cincinnati & Suburban
Co.—
(quar.)
Calumet
Canada Dry Ginger Ale.,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
preferred
Semi-annual
6-7
I
&
-
6-25
$1.75
common
Circle
"•j 7-.
62c
(quar.)——
Per
of Rec.
-
California Electric Power Co.—
-1$2.50 preferred (quar.)
7 V
4%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Puciric Ry;
6-10
€-14
■»
Holders
Payable
$1
1
4%
C
When
'Share
,
Chile
7-30
$$3.50
(s-a)__
Per
of Ret,
1
7-
28 Vac
pid.
Holders
Payable
15c
13
,
Abrasives—
(quar.)
El&in National Watch Co. (quar.)
,
'
15o
6-28
6-14
15o
0-20
8-29
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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.
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40c
3oc
<quar.)__
(consol.)
Water Co.
Elizabethtown
<quar.)__
5% cumulative preferred
(quar.)
5%
2nd preferred <quar.»
~
Elmira & Williainsport RE., 7% pfd. (s-a|__
common
Company,
(quar.)
—
(s-a)—_
(increased quar.)„_
preferred
7%
Emhart Mfg. Co.
dividend
Stock
Equity Fund,
Inc
Railroad
Erie
$5
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
New
6-14
1
(initial quar.)
7-15
8-15
7-15
1
9-21
10-
6-28
68-
9
11- 8
7-15
6-14
7-
1
•6-17
7-
1
6-17
of New York
Excelsior Insurance Co,
Life
Excelsior
7-
7-
—_________—
Extra
4.15Vc
6-10
1
2
4.25%
6-10
6-28
General
General
4Wo
6-28
2
recently split five-for-one,
Above stock was
preferred
6%
Co.,
(quar.)
7-
1
7-
1
6-11
5% preferred B (q iar.i—
.____
62%c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Ltd.
(quar.)
37 %(
Fai*>tecl Metallurgical (quar.)_——_—25c
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
7-
$3
7-
Y.I (quar.)—_—
Farmers Underwriters Assn. (quar.)_—
N.
Farrel-Blfmingnam
Federal Bake
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.).—.
Monthly
Ferro
Publications
(quar.)___——-
Stock dividend
4
"6-
7
6-17
5-31
6-29
6-17
40c
2%.
2%
30c
;
Fibreboard Paper Products,
common...—__
Oil
(quar.)
Co.
of
Co.
First
First
National
First
City
(quar.)-™
Y.)—
i.
(quar.)
Co.
:
and
com.
on
6- 5
7-
6-25
6-
6
6-20
6-
7
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
Public
Utilities,
4;!i%
Light Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
Stock
6-14
Holmes
7-19
8-
1
7-19
Holophane Co., Inc. (quar.i
Home Oil Ltd., class A (s-ai
7 Vic
7-
1
6-14
Home
J
Florida
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
t.
—
Flour City Ornamental Iron
Food
M
Fair
Stores,
Pood
/Common
Foremost
Fostoria
(quar.)
Dairies
Steel
Pressed
(Canada),
Co.
(N.
Fownes
Eraser
Frick
$1.23
&
preferred
6%
Co.,
(L.)
Realty
_
Fruit
of
$3
the
Loom,
(George
Fundamental
A.)
I
6-10
$1.12 Vi
1
6-10
—
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
&
'
(B.
66-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-10
6-29
6-
60c
9-16
8-15
£$1
6-29
6-10
£50c
7-31
7-10
35c
6-25
6-
15c
6-27
£25c
9-16
£25c
12-16
11-2'J
10c
6-27
6-17
£35c
6-28
6-14
T
& Toy,
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)____
Ltd.
T/)
(W*.
Co., common
preferred
1st
£30c
t,
11-15
6-17
5-29
6-28
4
Garlock
>
75c
Packing
(quar.)
;
6-
-6-17
1
I-T-E
1,
f/o
.
.'
•
(quar.)
3C)c
%■■ /
(N. Y.) (liquidating)
(quar.)
Power
*
5-31
1
9-13
Guarantee
Aircraft
Co.
of
North
2
d-10
7-
2
6-10
11-1
1
6-14
Guaranty
40c
6-30
6-14
Guardian
28Vic
6-30
6-14
6-29
Garrett
Corp.
Gatineau
(quar.)
Power
Co.,
235c
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred
(quar.)_L____
£$1.25
^——--"$$1.38
ifrom
long-term
capital
General
American
General
American
Transportation
General
Bakeries,
Ltd.
General
Baking
Oil
Co.,
General
Box
General
Co.
of
-
gains)-
5-31
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
10c
-7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-29
6-
6-28
6-
7
.
•
7-
$2
1
6-17
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
8-1
7-19
37 Vic
Incom.)
6-
4
6-
4
6-
...
4
(quar.)
6-10
£$1.50
7-15
6-28
6-28
(reduced)
2c
;
5%'
General
4%
Cable
1st
Corp.,
preferred
7-
1
6-
General Contract Corp.,
5e/o
preferred
preferred
Electric
General
Co.,
Trust
5(4
7
6-
7
7-
6-
7
7-
6-
7
6-29
6-14
pfd.
(quar.i
(Boston)
preferred
*
1
6-29
6-14
6-28
6-14
50c
(quar.)
5%
Industries
Investors
General Mills,
6-
7-
25c
Oil
Co.
7-
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crude
General
(quar.):
common
6-14
25c
(quar.)
General
6-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
'6-14
7-
20c
:
7-
15c
6(4
General
6-28
5uc
$1.25
preferred ($20 par)
preferred (quar.)
General Controls Co.,
7
$1
common
5(4
6(4
31V4c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-25
6-21
7-
6-20
$1.25
7c
1
6-28
6-
7
$1.25
7-1
6-10
93%c
8-
1
7-
8
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
1
7-
8
$5
preferred
preferred
General
$1
$1
Paint
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
to
be
share
2nd
redeemed
plus
(quar.)„
preferred
(entire
on
June
17
at
25c
of
7-
1
6-11 '
A
(W.
Hamilton
4.50%
preferred
B
per
(N.
Shoe,
Inc.
Hanson-Van
6%
preferred
5%
2nd
Harsco
net
Generr.l
Extra
General
General
Railway
Signal
(quar.)
_____
Realty
&
Utilities
Refractories
(quar.)
6-28
6-20
7-
1
6-11
Hein
7-
1
6-11
20c
6-28
6-26
6-
Mining
Werner
Heinz
(H.
15c
6-20
7
5-31
4%
5 Va %
6-12
6-24
7-
1
6-
7
6-
7
6-14
5
6-28
6-18
6-28
6-18
6-28
6-18
1
6-28
8-
4%
Machine
Tool,
&
6-14
1
6-14
6-28
6-13
7-20
7-
5
Institutional
vestment
6-20
5-31
12c
7-15
6-21
6-17
6-
7-
3
7-
1
$1.14
7-
6-10
1
1
37 V2C
6-10
6-10
7-
7-15
2
$1
7-
1
6-17
$1.05
7-
1
6-17
$1.15
7-
1
6-17
$1.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.06 Vi
7-
1
6-10
•
9-21
6-15
7-
2
7-
2
6-15 '
$3
7-
1
6-
1
6-21
6-
3
75c
j
Fund
Income
iiicome
from in¬
securities
(10c
5c
from
and
and
profits)
6-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-19
secu¬
3 '
—
(Chicago)—
Building
Exchange
V
Certificates,
(Baltimore)
Inc.
7-
1
6-19
50c
7-
1
6-15 '
50c
10-
1
9-14
2 Vic
Extra
(quar.)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph
J—1—
Quarterly
6-14 4
35c
Steamship
Co
r.
6-29
25c
Interlake Iron Corp
International Fidelity Insurance Co.
Stock
1
7-
from
(13c
from
37c
7-
20c
income
7-15
50c
j
Fund
Insurance
investment
rity
6-17
15c
50c
profits)
Institutional
7-
1
6-19
2%
7-15
6-29
50c
7-15
6-14
7-
2
6-1*
7-
-
(Dallas)
dividend
7-
1
6-15
40c
7-
1
6-20
International
Harvester
7-
1
6-20
international
Metal Industries Ltd.—
6-25
6-12
50c
7-
6-14
1
——
4(2%
International
Milliirg
6-20
International
Minerals
7-10
6-25
7-15
7-
7-
—
£50c
Common
&
(quar.)
Telegraph
7-15
7-
5
International
7-15
7-
5
7-
5
International
12 Vac
6-20
5-20
International
25c
6-28
6-10
Ocean
6-14
International
Salt
$1.50
(quar.)
common
International
Shoe
6-20
International
Silver,
(s-a)
—
(quar.)—
Ltd
1
6-12
6-26
■i 60c
6-26
y6-12
75c
6-17
5-24
6-17
5-24
6-27
6-14
6-14
$1
Co.
6-20
6-30
International
pfd.
(quar.i
7%
Telegraph
pfd.
of
iqrar.)
Maine
7-
1
GOc
Co
6-30
6-20
7-
6-14
£25c
6%
(quar?)
Power,
SI
6-30
5-21
SI
Co.,
Paper
25c
$1.37%
6-20
£S3
Ltd.,
Paints,
International
1
6-14
♦65c
Ltd.—
International Packers, Ltd.
7-15
7-
6-14
6-30
1
Canada,
-—
25c
91 Vic
6-30
-
preferred (quar.)—
Nickel Co. of
preferred
6-28
$1
4% pfd. (qu.ar.)_
Chemical Corp.—
Co.,
Quarterly
$4
6-14
7-15
£$1.12%
International
5
2
$1
40c
6-20
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-28
5
Co.
•Common
6-28
21 Vic
(quar.)_
4
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
4%
common
5-31
£$1
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Inspilation Consolidated Copper (reduced
7
6-
1
6-
6-28
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
preferred
Semi-annual
6-29
6-14
6-28
£12 Vic
Ingersoll
Insuranshates
7-
7-
£30c
3
6-10
7-
£50c
3
1
50c
6-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
5
5-10
6-30
20c
17 Vic
preferred
6-
1
6-29
3
50c
;
7-
6-21
50c
(quar.)
SI
6%
£18Vic
3
$1.25
1
6-10
7-
Interlake
t
6-14
6-28
3
7-
1
7-
6-29
$2
6-
Quarterly
%
7-15
50c
6-28
6-10
2 Vi
1
57 %c
3
6-20
37 Vic
quar.)
(quar.)
£25c
9-18
12-18
6-
25c
preferred
$1.12
6-18
9-30
12-30
6-
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
6-15
6-29
6-
2 7 Vic
&
1
6-28
50c
<quar.i
6-14
7-
6-28
(quar.)
B.)
preferred
6-14
2
£56Vic i!
preferred ($50 par) (quar.i______—
£$1.12 Va 1
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
£68:Ac
5Va% preferred (quar.)
20c
Industrial Development Corp., common
7-
IIII
(quar.)
3.65%
5-21
7-
4%%
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
6-21
6-30
4V'2%
6-28
-
(quar;)
9
6-28
Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-15
+35c
Common
(quar.)
Corp.
(Walter
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)__
...—.—____—_
4V'4% preferred B (guar.)—___—
—
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
4.20%
E
Co.
J.)
.__—
£15c
6-18
50c
Co.
preferred F
Heller
(quar.)
Inc. (Minn.)
General Securities,
10c
25c
1
6-20
$1.50
(quar.)
(initial
9
$1.03
(quar.)-L—
D
preferred
preferred
Hecla
25c
investment
7-
8-
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
Gas,
7-15
9-
$1.03 '/a
tquar.)
preferred (quar.)__—
4.56%
Insurance
common
preferred C
5V2%
6-12
SLOG
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
5%
1
8-15
Ltd.-
Electric
5%
from
7-
£$1.25
[
preferred B (quar.)
6-10
5c
11-1
25c
(quar.i
Y.)
Corp.,
preferred
6-29
45c
Service—
and
2
60c
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred, (quar.)
Corp.
4V^%
(quar.)
12-
1
Refractories—
Hartfield
6-17
„
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light,-common (quar.)
Class
35c
(quar.)
Carpets,
Harnischfeger
6-14
gains
income)
8-
£25c
Winkle-Munning Co. (stock div.)
Harbison-Walker
5
net
6-15
3
4%
Bank
7-
Cement
7-1
9-
£30c
stock)
Hanover
jlOc
realized
'
$1.16
—
11-25
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hanover
Class
Portland
8-19
12-16
$1.25
;
5
9
9-
$1.25
;
5-31
(stock dividend payable in class
Hawaiian
25c
5%
Co. (quar.)
Paper—
Hancock Oil
6-14
Public
7-15
6-14
£20c
Mfg.
preferred
5
from
5-29
'8-1
20c
4V*c/o
7-
(5c
6-17
13 Vic
(quar.)
Hammermill
£10c
General
6-
12 Vac
;
Cotton, Ltd.,
Hamilton
Ordinary (s-a)
General
(quar.i
Haloid Co.
8%
Canada, Ltd.—
(s-a)
2%
6-19
(quar.)
Printing (quar.)
Halliburton Qil Well Cementing Co.
5%
A
6-20
F.)
Hartford
issue
$23
dividend)
this
General Petroleums
preferred
15c
£30c
Harris-Seybold
Corp.—
first convertible
Class
Harding
General Motors Corp.—
$3.75
7-15
Quarterly
Hall
Supply Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
7-15
80c
1
—
;
4%
5-31
6-29
•(quar.)__I___
Co.__
Limestone
,4.12 %
50c
-
America
common
7-15
1
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—
4 Va%
6-29
(quar.)_.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)-,
Gulf Power Cp., 4.64% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.,
1
8-
3c
Indiana
$1.25
Y.)
6-10
8-
10c
Fund
Incorporated Income Fund__
6-15
preferred
Ilahn Brass,
Foundation
6-17
6-17
2
Consumer Finance
conv.
(final)
Inyestment Corp., Ltd., class A
Life Assur. Co. of Can. (Toronto)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
—_
Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Industries
7-1
15c
(N.
6-21
Breaker,
Bell
Imperial
Imperial
3
7-26
7-
.
Builders
Co.
Co.
6-10
$1.50
preferred
25c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
T
:
7
£7Vic
(guar.)—-
.
1
80c
(quar.)__
preferred
6-
15c
Texas
(quar.)—
$8
3 '
6-24
$1
General American Investors Co., com. (quar.)
Common
6-14
7-
50c
__
Circuit
7-
•
£5c
Corp.—
(quar.)
Gulf Cities Gas, class A (stock dividend)
Gulf Interstate Gas, common (quar.)
Gulf Life Insurance
(quar.)
60c
6-14
6-29
Trust
1
+40c
1st preierred (quar.)____
6-27
25C
;
Engineering
5
7-
62',ac
Cement. Co.
Imperial
Imperial
6-14
7-
$2
30c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
5
7-
6-10
100%
div.)
preferred A (quar.)
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
$1.06'A
5(V conv.
7-
7-15
6-20
12V2C
6-17
:
7-: 1
'
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
5'io-
7-; 1
30c
(quar.)
common
Griesedieck Co., common
10-
"
Erie
&
Imperial Chemical
preferred (quar.)
Grumman
25c
preferred
(quar.)
& Refining (stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co. (quar.)___—_—
Illinois Central RR. Co. (quar.)—___,—-—,
Ideal
6-14
6-28
'■
£$1
Financial
Mountain
6-14
25c
—
Oil
4.60%
5-21
;
(Winnipeg)—
(quar.)
;
Greening (B.l Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
1
r.
£40c
______
B
Illinois
Greenfield Tap & Die
7-
Extra
6-15
—
(quar.)—___
common
prior preferred I (quar.)„__—/
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
6-17
6-29
25c
40c
preferred
6-25
7-
7-15
(quar.)
common
B
4Vs»%
6-14
6-29
£31 Vic
_L
Western
Green
6-11/
$1.50
6-15
tlOc
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)
I
$1.25
5% preferred
(quar.) _—$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
——
#1.25
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
35c
$2.75
class
A
preferred
(quar.)—_____
69c
£$3
Gannett Co., Inc., class B conv. pfd. (quar.)
Garfinckel (Julius) & Co., com. (quar.)
4Va% conv, preferred (quar.)
7-15
Corp.,
5%
6-14
6-28
■
6-29
6-29
6-12
—
Huttig Sash & Door,"
6-17
6-28
7-15
7-15
7-15
Husky Oil Co., 6%
4
6-
6-29
7-15
" '
Lakes Towing Co
Northern Railway Co. (quar.)
1
Southern Life Insurance (Houston)—
7c/o
1
6-14
6-12
Huron
6-14
1
—
Hupp Corp., 5%
6-
1
7-
£40c
(quar.)__
prcf.
B
Quarterly
6-15 1
8-
6-14
-
6-29
8-24
7-1
35c
Power
Greeley Square Building
11-
2
6-29
6-10
...
6-28
93 »i %
—
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
class
Great
7-
7-
6-29
Humble
3
7-
•
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Western Sugar,
8-15
5-31
2
6-12
6.40%
semi-annual
7-10
•
7-15
1
7- 2
6-12
Class
6-10
6-25
Rapids Varnish
Great
7
55c
3%
6-28
6-29
8-
7-
3
6-29
Gas
Natural
Class
$1.50
»;
6-10.
6-20
6-20
50c
50c
Hoving Corp. (quar.)
—
20c
Hubbard Felt, Ltd., class A (s-a
$75c
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Inc.
(quar.)__
60c
Hub slim an Factors, class A (quar.)
—
12V.sc
Class B (quar.)
$0.006'A
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
£$1.25
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd., class A (qu.ar.)_—£20c
4
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Class A
4
6-18
(quar.)_
A
56'Ac
____
6-18
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
56V4c
(quar.)—.—
Co.
F.)
7-30
7-29
6-28
6-20
5%
12 Vic
_______
(guar.)
12 Vic
(quar.)
4% %
(quar.)
7-19
6-30
6-20
7-15
Houston
£lc
dividend-.
Grinnell
4'%% preferred
Inc.
6-20
Co.—
preferred
Bros.,
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
£10c
Products Corp., class A____
(quar.)___
—_—_—
Stock Telegraph (quar.)_____——
B
Great West Life Assurance Co.
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Household Finance
.
Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
E.)
•6-14
6-
6-28
Houston Terminal Warehouse <Ss Cold Storage
Quarterly
5-31
1
6-20
6-28
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
7-
Great
•
30c
preferred
Co,
Investors,
(R.
7
6-28
1
preferred
7-
5%
7
7-12 /
6-
7-
6-13
Brewing Co.—
Great
*
Funsten
6-
3
Inc.—
non-cumulative
Fuller
1
1
2.25%
15c
20c
(quar.)__—
Transit Co.,
&
convertible
$1.20
10c
r
6-17
($25 pan H|uar.i„__
___
5% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)__
5Vi% convertible preierred (.quar.i______
Great Lakes
75c
_
6-14
6-29
31%c
62'ac
(quar.»
preierred
preferred (quar.i
Horder's, Inc. (auar.)
Htorner (Frank W.), Ltd., elkss A (quar.)—
Houdaille Industries, com.
(quar.)
6-15
Co.
Drug Stores (quar.)__
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., common
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-
6-
4'1.'«
uo.,
(quar.)
4Vz%
6-14
1
6-28
$4.25 pfd.
6-15
33/\c/e>
7-
7 Vic
£30c
(quar.)
1
7-
$1.50
(quar.
7-
$1.25
—
Gray
8-26
5%
Bros.. & Co., (s-a)
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)___
Friedman
■'
(quar.)
6-21
6-14
15c
$1.12 Va
$1.12V'a
$1.12Va
25c
£12V/2C
25c
56!.4C
30c
93%c
$1
$1.10
37VaC
(quar.)—
Electrochemical,
1
v
dividend)
1
1
£10c
5-31
50c
25c
50c
£25c
Ltd.
(stock
Y.)
77-
'
Inc.
Drugs,
1
Grant
6-20
(quar.)™
Co.
9-20
15c
30c
Corp.—
Hoover
$1.25
12-20
25c
Hooker
7-
Grand
1
1-1-58
3%
$1.05
Hook
6
7-
Grand
6-14
___—__
Foundation
6-20
7-' 1
(quar.)
Foundation
1
$1.1834
—
:
Inc.
7-
6-24
Semi-annual
0
6-
50c
Class
6-14
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Machinery & Chemical
6-14 '
5-31
dividend
Stock
1
1
(s-a)
$4.20
7-
7-
;
6-
$1.15
(quar.)
Elevator
Grafton &
6
6-25
-
6-14
6-27
£50c
Co.
Increased
6-
10-
6-21
1
6-27
6-14
5-31
6-28
7-
25c
2%
(quar.)
5-31
Stock
1
6-15
1
23c
Title
4preference (quar.)
—
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)__
Government Employees Life Insurance—
7-
1
6-28
7-
8-15
Telephone
Home
1
Common
6-15
7-
6-21
Home
7-
6-19
6-28
5-21
6-27
6-14
6-11
4%
6-28
6-15
1
5-31
17c
1
1
Rubber (quar.)
Goodyciar Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
6-10
7-
6-10
& Telegraph (Va.) (s-a)—
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
7-
6-14
Goodrich
5-31
5-21
6-14
7-
9-10
7-
Goodyear Tire &
1
1
6-21
1
7-1
45c
(Okla.)
Insurance Co.
1
6-18
9
5-31
7-
7-10
(s-a)
State Life
7-
Goldblatt
5-24
6-28
50c
50c
12lie
(quar.I
25c
6-13
1
Co., Ltd.
H.)
3%%
1
7-
(D.
17 Vic
Cement
6-28
7-
dividend
30c
(quar.)__—
5-31
5%
6-14
1
(quar.)____——
5
s
10c
—
6-23
6-28
'
5
12-
Ltd.—
Mines,
Holly Stores, Inc
8-
$1.25
9-
12-16
6-25
6-14
$1.12Vi
Gold
Quarterly
6-18
6-28
(quar.i
Consolidated
6-20
Gold
32c
16 Vic
______—
Hollinger
Gdld Seal Dairy
6-10
(quar.)
3
6-18
$4.50
6-20
common
common
3
6-
6-28
(quar.)
9-15
£45c
50c
25c
15c
_____—
1
60c
45c
(quar.)
Corp., common
Florida
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-
1
45c
6-18
6-20
1
£8 c
Lumber Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
Class
15c
£30c
62%c
Fittings, Ltd., class A '(s-a)
_________
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred (quar.)
Fleming Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—___—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
1
7-
'
Electronics
Furnace
7-
Goebel
1
6-30
(initial quar.)—,
Hoffman
7-1
11-29
12 Vic
Hines
3
25c
•'
2
6-28
77-
6-28
3
6-
1
7-
Goderich
7-15
B
class
(Edward)
6-
77-
&
Glidden
7-
1
6-30
6-28
7
1
7-
50C
6
8-
>/'
-
(quar.)
Paper (Canada) Ltd.
Dauch
50c
6-
6-18
&
$1.27,/2
preterred
Portland
9-
7-
Hinde
£25c
6-17
6-27
75c
50c
_____
pfd. (quar.)
5%
Co.,
Governor
(N.
—
Stores
Porter
dividend
Stock
Fisher
Bank
quar.)
National
Fischer &
____________
(Jersey City)
National Bank
(Increased
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
7-1
$1.25
dividend
^____
(quar.)
6-10
I
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6
(quar.) —
Spencer Bartlett & Co.
Corp.
Hightstown Rug Co., 5% prior pfd. (accum.)
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
Holland
(quar.)
Lewis Machine Tool 1quar.)
Glens Falls Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
12-20
7%c
50c
20c
50c
;——
—.
Lines
Fa.
6-17
Hertz
7-10
v
45c
.
Finance
7-
8-
6-15
7-1
Giddings
9-20
preferred (quar.)—________—$1
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quar.i__
—11c
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar;)
30c
Field (Marshall) & Co.
See Marshall Field
6 Co.
.'IV.'.v!; •////' '.'%■•. %'//"/
Fifteen
7-25
Gibson Art Co.
6-28
4%
Fifth Avenue Coach
8-15
7 Vic
Co.
Inc.
Corn.,
Giant
6-29
6-20
53V«c
25c
faOc
62Vic
45c
6-15
Common
preferred iquar.)
Gera
8-30
5-31
6-29
—
preferred (quar.)
$5
9-10
^$1
.
dividend
Stock
6-
6-29
6-11
6-24
27 Vic
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.) _____
5-24
8
6-
5Vo
6-15
6-25
10c
50c
Fund
Creamery
(quar.i
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
414% preferred series A (quar.)_
53Vhc
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
3
6-25
17c
(quar.)_________—
Corp.
Genung's
6-
Stock
.
_
Federated
Genuine
6-15
Mortgage Association^—
National
Jederal
6-11
20c
Hersey
$1.37 Vi
A
'7-15
Hercules Powder Co.
(quar.)
Parts
1
6-21
35c
5oc
10c
—20c
(quar.)
Shops
Class B
6-29
1
class
Brewery,
Genesee
6-11
5614c
37 Vic
1
6-15
Hibbara
(quar.)
'/o, preferred
8-
6-15
59 %c
preferred
6-19
35c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)_
5.10
7-19
1
8-
$1.50
__
Family Finance, common < quar.)—
4% % preference A (quar.)
(Syracuse,
preferred
6-19
1
35c
—____—__
$5 preferred (quar.)
Waterworks, 5{/c
6-14
7r
2 V2 %
Products
Galion
55c
(quar.)
General
F3ir (The) see The Fair.
Fairbanks
preferred
5Vafa
7-
6-14
"7-
7-
$1.12 Vi
pfd.
6-12
7-
(quar.)—
common
6-12
7-
7-
■
Heritage
(quar.)
Corp.,
of Rec.
7-
60c
—_______
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Time Corp. (reduced)
Tire & Rubber, 4!4(«>
Hoiaerb
7-
31 Vic
(cjuar.)____—.—
Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
7%
6-15
1
"
General Telephone
6-25
(Toronto)—
Insurance
semi-annual
$4.50
7-
33%c
Corp.
dividend
Hercules
Southwest—«;
the
preferred (quar.)
Stock
6-15
1
7-
62 Vic
55c
Telephone
4.40'/o
460c
220c
(quar.)
General
5
6-
Pennsylvania—
of
Co.
$2.20 preferred
"5 Ms %
preferred
1
12-
1
7-
6%
Hercules Cement
—-—
Co. of
(quar.)
preferred
$2.10
General Telephone
preferred (quar.) __________________
Paper Products, Ltd,, common—
Hendersnot
59%c
When
Payable
40c
43%c
110c
£$1.50
12Vic
(quar.)____
(George W. > Co., common
7%
7
6-
1
7-
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone
7
1
0-
preferred
$1.40
6-14
6-30
37%c
10c
.—
3
6-
(quar.)
Castings
Steel
General Telephone
6-14
Corp.—
common
Initial
6-20
3-15
226c
3oc
25c
(quar.)
Eversbarp, Inc., common
5%
1
Co., Ltd.—-
(T. H.)
preferred
4.16%
$1.25
——-—---
6-17
Co. of Illinois—$2.37Va preferred (quar.)
:
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_.
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$1.35 preferred
(quar.
-$2.40
preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25
preferred (quar.) ——.————
6-17
37 (2c
|L25
6-17
7-
6c
——
(quar.)
common
(quar.i
(quar.i
preferred
$5
Estabrocks
—_
—
Co.,
preferred
5'i«
1
6-20
40c
$3.50
General Telephone of Calif., 5%
7-
20c
7% preferred (Ml.
6-17
7-1
40c
_______—_____________
Emporium Capwell Co.,
General
7-
$1.65
—
6-14
6-28
6(2,?c
Common
Emery Air Freight
6-28'
Per
Helme
6-14
6-28
50c
Share
Name ol Company
Payable Of Rec. '
Share
'■/■/-■
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
62'/ac
Electric Mfg.—
(increased quar.)—u_--——-
Emerson
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
Hoiaert
When
Per
Holdert
When
PC
:,
Name of Company
Elliott
.
.
'
(2310)
14
7-
1
6-14
43:?ic
7-
I
6-17 >
89 '/8C
7-
1
6-15
Volume
185
Number
5647
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2811)
When
Per
Name of
Company
Share
International Textbook
(quar.)__
International 'Utilities
(mock
Quarterly (not payable
'
from
stk
ciiv.,
only
Interstate- Bakeries,
$4.80
•
preferred
Interstate
5%
tquar.)
Co.,
preferred
Interstate
(quar;).
preferred
(quar.)
___!
.
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
of
Investment
Trust
of
from
t75c
'
preferred
(quar.)
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
7-
1
7-10
77-
Jacobsen
7-
6-26
7-
1
$3
4.40%
6-14
7-
1
2
5-31
al%%
7-
1
1 Vi %
7-
1
preference
D
(quar.)
7-
1
(quar.)
7" 1
5-31
$1.25
(quai\>___
$1.25
preferred C (quar. )__
preferred D (quar. >_
Jamestown Telephone Corp.
?:5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Glass
Co., 7%
Eleciric-;__.Lnt
6-28
6-28
6-14
61
Ins.
__
Co.
1
1
6-14
15c
___
(y Ulu*. h Ll
zoc
(s -a)
$2
50c
93 %c
;
common
15c
6-28
6-13
2
7-29
b-
(quar.)
f
'
6-
8
6-20
6-
6
8-
7-18 h,
1
6-26
1
o-
1
6-
7
25c
6-28
6-23
6-14
95c
.
(quor.)
preferred .(quar.)
City Southern Ry.
preferred (quar:)
._
Kansas
4.28 %
4.32%
Katz
&
preferred
Drug
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
$4.5u
Kewanee Oil Co.
(Walter.)
B-15
8-15
Manufacturers
8-15 i-
Maple
$1.12 %
9-
1
8-15
pid.
& Co.
Koehring
Co., "5%
preferred B
'■5%
Koppers Co,
4%
Kroger
r
6%
7%
Labatt
Electric
iijaar.)____4__
6-
7
6-16
5-31
6-15
7-
6-14
1
6-20
6-
1
f20c
Class
B
Marsh
4,
',.7-
1
1
6-20
7
6-
7-
6%
6-14
1
:
7-1
6-17
6-
V
6'
7.
1
6-20
20c
6-
62 V2C
77-
4V2%
0-21
1
& Co.
5-31
3
•
Ont.
6-17
Maytag
7-15
6>
1
6-14
7-10
6-27
10-10
9-27
1-10-58
12-27
J30c
27c
_
RR.
7-
1
7-
6-14
6-14
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-22
6-10
1
Co.
Tire
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
Company's
series
McLean
6-15
25c
6-28
6-21.
6-28
6-21
593/aC
7-15
7-
81.25
9-12
8-31
12-12
11-30
12V2C
(quar.)
6-20
stock
series
class A
dividend
5%
Machine
class
A
&
quar.)_!
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
'
Telephone.
Medusa
Portland
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
and
(quar.)
7
7-20
6-21
25c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-10
5%
7-
1
6-10
$1.12 Va
7-
1
6-10
6-29
6-
6-25
5-31
8-
3
7-
1
1
6-14
6-20
10-31
20c
6L28
6-
25c
7-
6-17
10- 1
1
7
6-15
5-31
7-
6-14
Co.
6-
1
7-20
6-29
6-29
6-14
25c
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-28
25c
7-
I-
6-14
1
6-17
6-20
5-31
+ 50C
9-
3
8-
7-
1
6-20
7-19
7-
1
1
25%
7-
1
6-14
8-
1
7-19
7-
1
6-11
50c
7-
1
6-17
25c
7-
1
6-15
6-14
25C
(quar.)__
1
7-
1
6-14
1
6-14
40c
7-
1
6-14
6-29
5-31
25c
—__—
7-
7-
+30c
Cement
(s-a)
6
IMerck
&
Company, common
preferred (quar.)_
$3.50
6-24
0-
3
convertible
second
25c
—
7-
1
6-10
87 Vac
7-
1
6-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred
7-
7-15
6-25
6-
5
6-12
4%
5
6-10
6-27
7-15
€-14
6-28
6-14
Merritt-Chapman
7-31
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (quar.)
1
50c
30c
$4
6-10
6-25
6-
6-25
6-14
6-17
5-15
7-
6-15
Stock
& Scott—
dividend on common-
$2
1
30c
Mersey Paper
5»/2%
7-
1
6-22
Mesta
7-
1
6-15
Metal
4c
&&
$1.75
6-
7-
6-12
1
7
7%
(quar.)
Corp,-7%
common
Metropolitan
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
9-13
90c
Inc.
(quar.)_
6-17
5-31
6-17
5-31
75c
7-
1
6-14
75c
10-
1
9-13
87 %c
6-28
6-28
5-31'
$$3
7-
$$i
6-28
6-18'
62V2C
7-
1
6-14
25c
7-
1
6-10'
2
$1.12%
7-
6-25
7- 1
$1.17Va
50c
6-10
1
6-10
7-15
1
6-6
Ltd
$25c
7-
2
6-10
7-0
6-7
(quar.)
t45c
7-
2
5-31
$45c
10-
1
t$1.75
7-
2
5-31
$$1.75
10-
1
8-30
7-
2
5-31
10-1
8-30
15c
common
+$1.75
+$1.75
(quar.)__
common
8-30
20c
7-
1
6-14
56%C
7-
1
6-14
62V2c
7-
1
21c
!
:
7-
2
I
\
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
$1.65
(quar.)
of America
5-31
(6c
from
from
„
gains)
income
and
Decatur RR.
3
5-24
7-15
6-20
6-14
6-21
6-
7
6-29
6-
7
6-20-•.
6-
7
7-15
,
_
6-29
V
12c
(quar.)
6c
37VaC
Gtd.
(s-a)
Co,
Inc.
7-15
6-29,
60c
6-28
6-14
93%c
(quar.)
20c
Securities
.
6-
Gc
__z———
System, lac, common
6% preferred (quar.)
Myers (F. E.) & Bro. (quar.)
Nation-Wide
50c
20c
—
Mutual
Nashville &
5-31
*
of America—
investment
net
capital
6-10
6-28
50c
^
(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Mutual Investment Co.
'
6-17
,
"
—
Brass
Murray Corp.
6
6-
7-
7-1
7-
1
7-
.
1
6-20
f
6-14
(Md.)—
■
Quarterly from net investment income
National Aviation Corp. (35c from ordinary
income and $1.50 from capital gains)
National Biscuit Oo," common (qua».)
National Cash Register (quar.)
National Company Inc., com. (stock dlvid.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
National Fire Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)_
National Gas & OH Corp. (Increased)
National Grocers, Ltd, common (quar.)
$1.50 pref.
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
16c
A
A
(quar.)
A
6%
6-24
6-10
6-28
G-14
90c
7-
1
6-20
40c
7-
1
6-17
30c
6-20
5-31
+15c
7-
1
+37V2c
7-
1
6-14
50c
7-
1
6-10
t5c
+5c
—-
7-2
10-
1
6-14
6-7
9-
ft
$5c
Lead
Co,
Steel
&
6-26
6-10
8-
7-8
1
12- ft.
20c
7- 3
6-19
'$1.12%
Castings
7- 3
7- 3
6-10
6-19
7- 2
6-15-
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
Mortgage & Investment, com.
Industries
6-7
$1.50
(quar.)___
4Va% preferred (quar.)_____
5% preferred (quar.).
Malleable
7-2
75c
common
1-2-58
+8c
preferred B (quar.)
Linen Service, common
National
6-18
7-15
2%
(quar.)
National
National
7-15
30c
Class B
National
6-21
50c
(quar).
Class
Class
6-10
$1.85
(s-a)
50c
6-19
5-15
(quar.)
15c
7-
1
6-15
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
National Standard Co. (quar.)
62%c
7-
1
6-18
40c
7-
1
6-14
Presto
Screw
National
&
Steel
Car,
Ltd.
+37V2c
(quar.)
National Sugar Refining Co.
(quar.)
Union
Fire
U. -S.
Radiator
National
Stock
Products
Neon
Insurance
6-14
7-1
6-19
6-24
6-12
50c
(Pittsburgh)
1
20c
Ltd
(Canada)
6- 3
6-
3
7-19
7-
5
7-
1
6-14
0-216-25
(quar.)
New Britain Machine
(quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
50c
60c
6-29
15c
7-15
New
25c
7-
(J. J.)
England
Co.
6-
6-28
6-28
f 15c
>
6-26
10c
3%
(quar.)
dividend—J—
Newberry
Electric-System
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
New
Haven
Gas
(quar.)
New Haven Water (quarj
New
$2
New
50c
40c
New
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Orleans Public Service,
4.34%
4.36%
preferred
preferred
Auction,
Dock,
&
pfd.
(quar.)
75c
$1
$1.01%
common
(quar.)
56V4C
4%
$1.18%
$1.09
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(s-a)
New
York, St. Louis & Chicago RR.
New
York
Shipbuilding
New
York
State
Electric
6-18
6-28
6-13
4%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
25c
6-28
6-11
$4.50
preferred
3%%
(quar.)
6-10
6-28
7- 1
6-28
7- 1
6-10
6- 7
6-14
6-14
7-1
7- 1
1
6-7
6- 7
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
6-18
6- 3
7-
6-10
6-10
9- 3
8-i»
7- 1
7- 1
6-14
'&
6-14
50c
7- 1
5-„<l
35c
(quar.)
Corp
6-28
1
32
common
preferred (s-a)
15c
6
$2.50
$2.50
common
Harlem RR,
6-14
10%
6-15
7-
60c
National Supply Co. (quar.)
National Tile & Mfg. CoC.
National
7-15
50c
6-18
20c
5-25 1
5-31
6-21
$1.75
Quarterly
Mueller
York
6-14
6-28
6-21
6-17
New York
6-
1
6-20
$35c
30c
7
1
6-1-
2
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
York
7-
y7-
6-20
New
7-
6-14
7-1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
6-14^,
1
7-2
6
+68%c
6-15
7-
common
(quar.)
17 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brick,
(quar.)
1
6-28
28c
6-29
New
—
7-
40c
$15c
12-
62 Vac
(quar.)
Controls
preferred
12-20
Ltd.
Co.
Thermit
Metro, Inc.,
6-20
Co,
preference
Machine
9-30
30c
Quarterly
6-15
$3.50
National
2c
preferred
6-10
10c
pfd.
6-
t
1
$1.25
6-15
6-20
1
62 Vac
(quar.)
common
5%
(quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% partic. preferred (s-a)
Metals
gains
6-30
7-
6-26
35c
convertible preferred
Mead, Johnson & Co,
4% preferred (s-a)
25c
from long-term capital
:from regular income >
6-14
$1.50
7-
Corp, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Royal Dairies Ltd. (quar.)____
Vernon Mills,
7%
preferred
(s-a)—
6-14
Engineering—
1
Fund—
(6c
77-
15c
—_—__—
McQuay, Inc., 5%
3 7 Vac
(quar.)
Stock
30c
$1.06 Va
6-15
8-30
$1.15
Finance
Mount
National
1
40c
Quarterly
6-20
into
(quar.)
7-
20c
Lexington Union Station Co, 4% pfd. (s-a>
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
6-17
10c
(initial)
A
reclassified
30c
(quar.)
6-20
7-
stock.
B
7-
60c
Corp.
and
30c
Extra
77-
50c
35c
(increased quar.)
6-14
6-20
25C
12 VaC
62 J/2 c
(quar.)
2
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leonard Refineries, Inc.
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
class
Inc.,
common
A
Trucking,
Meadville
$1.50
(quar.)
Lehn & Fink Products
Liberty Loan
McLean Industries
Mengel
(quar.)
7-
15c
—.—
—
McNeil
2
7*
6-17
2
&
Morning Star Nicol,
Motor
7-
9-13
Assurance
Class
H.) & Co. (increased quar.)
Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)_—
McLellan Stores (reduced
7-
$$1.25
88c
(quar.)
Co.
6-14
$2
class
Mount
U1
Co.
common
&
&
6-14
(Sarina),
•
6-20
62 %C
(quar.)
6-29
115c
Lawyers Title Insurance (Va.)
Rubber
Ray)
6-29
tl5c
(quar)
preferred
(J.
Aircraft
*15c
115c
Investment
6-20
7-15
+50c
McKay Machine Co. (quar.)
6-20
115c
(quar.)
7-15
1
$1.10
$2.50 prior preferred
6-14
5-31
7-
%
Drop Forging Co,
4%% preferred (quar.)
6-14
6-27
50c
__—
Ltd,
Co,
tl5c
(quar.)
—
(F.
Stock
preferred
Leath & Co,
McDermott
Mclntyre
7
10c
.
1
7-15
50c
McCrory Stores, common
3V2% preferred (quar.)
6-
6-30
7-
22 VaC.
6-19
5-31 /
6- 7
$31ViC
Morgan Engineering Co.
4%
—
6-28
20c
i
preferred
,
McDonnell
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-14
$3
pfd. (s-a)_
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
McCord Corp, $2.50 preferred (quar.)
6-14
1
1
10c
(quar.)
(L.)
McGraw
20c
(quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co, $5 preferred
$2.50
6-20
1
Co.
7-
30c
(initial quar.)—
com.
Line,
Moore
2
Fund
(quar.)
Inc.
7-
5c
Stock
Growth
(quar.)
,7.% preferred B (quar.)
'7% Class B (quar.)
7
6-17
6-29
6-21
25c
Corp, Ltd,
Quarterly
7%
preferred A
7%
6-19
$35c
Moore
J
6-19
20c
(quar.)
Natco Corp.
net' income
new
6-
1
7-15
7-15
B
5
7-
"
6-29
:
$2
Life
"
6-12
31 VaC,
—
1
f
Railroad
Mortgage
6-18
7-
1S1.25
1
6-26
37 VaC
—_______—
1
7-
15c
—
15c
quar.j__
<quar.)_
Corp. (Del.), common
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
Investors
W.),
McBrlne
(quar.)
Sessions
(quar.)"
from
7-
$1
40c
—
7-
6-14
7-15
$1.25
Montreal Locomotive Works,
Montrose Chemical
(quar.)
6-14
6-18
17 VaC
1
(quar.)—_2_.
Industries,
1
1
1
30c
—
Maule
7-
53 VbC
100%
:
6-10
1
7-
7-
v
Dock—
Dry
1_
6-10
15c
Lamson
&
&
7-
8-
6-14
17 Vac
Massawlppi Valley Ry.* (s-a)__—
Mastic Asphalt Corp^——.—
7-
6-14
1
$1.50
7-
50c
(s-a)
Lamson
Corp.
(J.
6-30
7-
27c
20C
(quar.)
6-18
(s-a)
$7 class A
Ltd.—
Matthiessen & Hegler Zinc Co.—
Stock dividend
—2
5%
5
50c
—
(quar.)
; Quarterly
.
$1.50
.
+25C
>
(qt.ar.)
preferred
\$1.75
;
6-
50c
dividend
Masonite
Mays
(s-a)
1
$30c
pfd. (quar.)
preierred Mquar.)_
6%
6-15-
6-28
25c
(Winnipeg) (s-a)__
Investments, Ltd
Monroe Auto Equipment Co, 5%
pfd. (quar.)Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)4.70%
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co, common (quar.)__
7-17
—
$1
dividend)
7-31
—
62 Vic
(quar.)__
University (inc.
&
Co,
Shipbuilding
Massachusetts
6-21:
62 Vic
(quar.)
77-
+$1.25
30c
Pipe
Monarch
6-14
(quar.)
6-29
7Vac
:
& Co. Ltd.
Monarch
7
6-28
,—
6-15
37V2C
Mohawk Rubber Co
5-21
(quar.)
(slock dividend)
co.
6-29
Molson's Brewery, Ltd. class A (quar.)
G-28
(quar.)'
50c
$50c
5-31
7-
$$1.25
pfd.
6-5
Modern Containers, Ltd,
Class A
(quar.)____
r
5%
7-1
!
5-31
7-15
(quar.)
6-5
56V4C
4Vac
Preferred
Class
6-7-
15c
6-28
<
7-1
10c
6-28
_
6-21
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
7-
25c
______
Wells
Common
6
25c
5c
1
6-7
56V4C
6-20
17 Vac
Corp.
& Sons
Co.
Maryland
6-11
6-
10-
+5C
-—
Corp. (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co, 4V4%
7
45c
____
pfd.
-
6-7
7-1
(quar.)__
2
15c
(quar.)
common
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance, common
5-31;
0-
1
6-20
7-
50c
;
Steel
Marshall
1
6-28
10-15
S.)
'
1
7-1
■-
7-11
(Irreg.)
(irreg.)
Birmingham R. R. Co.—
Mobile &
6-10
.2
(quar.)
Martin
7-
30c
>
:
___
(quar.)
Loan
6-14 1
50c
5-31'
7-
40c
(quar.)
B
1
(s-a)___
Y.)
(quar.),
Ltd.. (quar.)
Electric Co, Ltd,
(M.)
.Marsh
6-14
7-
6-24
6-27
25c
v..
:___
Corp.
Partic. class A
Class
Lambton
7-
6-28
Co.
Missouri Pacific
6-10;
(quar.)
Marquardt Aircraft
20c
f25c
A
53Vsc
5&3'bC
(quar.)
rMarlin-Rockwell
28 %r
(quar.)
class
Class A
6-
—_—_—
/Market Basket, common
V. $1 preferred (quar.)
6-14*
7-
6-29
(Alfred), Inc.—
Partic.
Class A
6-14
6-10
iN.
Corp,
preferred
Maritime
6-28
45c
(quar.)
and Exploration Co, Ltd.—
Partic. class A
6-14
6-28
(quar.)
Trust
Midland
Common
7%
7-15,
$1.50
j.—
Foundry
Class -B
Life
1
$1.12,%.,
______
(quar.)_
(stock
Laboratories
6-14
1
6-27
shares (quar.)
Co, common (quar.)__
Gardens,
7-
6-20
25c
B
6-30
6-28
Co,
:
'
preferred (quar.)
Superior & Ishpeming
Lambert
Lee
7-
J15C
(John), Ltd.
Lakeside
Class
7-15
f20c
i
pref.
6-11
10c
(quar.)_i.
(quar.)__
(quar.)^_^
Missouri-Kansas
7-
+12 V2c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Marine Telegraph & Telephone
7
60c
.
(quar.)
common
6-17
(quar.)__
4%
7
6-
Leaf
Marine
7
6-
1
2UC
4.32%
v
6-
1
15c
Laclede Gas,
$5
1
77-
30c
.
common
Salle Extension
6%
7-
_
Labrador Mining
Interim
,
7 ;
20o.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lakey
6-
$1.08
4
Kuppenheimer (B.)
Lake
6-29
$1.07
Company,
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred,(quar.)
Kuhhnan
La
6-28'
$1.15
(quar.)
conv.
Inc.,
preferred
7-15
$1.12%
tquar.
•
6-28
:—
; Maple Leaf Milling Co, Ltd.—
5% preference
(quaiv)__.
33c
(auar.)____
Company
3
3
6-28
7-15
+ 50c
;
preferred
1
Kingsport Press ..(quar.)
Kirsch
66-
6-27
15c
—
Manishewitz
1
(quar.)
preieired
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Klngsburg Cotton Oil
1
7-. 1
(J.
30c
;—
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(B.) Co.___u.__-———.
Manufacturers Life Insurance (Toronto) (s-a)
8-15
1
(quar.)
Kej'es Fibre Co, 4.80%
pfd.
(quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)__
Kidde
1
40c
(quar.)!
prior
conv.
9-
9-
Kennecott Copper Corp. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar,)
4Vst %
7-
T-15
40c
Ltd
6-14
7-
75o
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)__
Mississippi Power Co, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Vrllc-y Gas (quar.)
Chemical Works—
9-
.
Kel.sey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
Refining
7-23
■
+25c
.
(interim.)_____
9-
Kawneer Co. (quar.)
,__i
Kearney (James ti.) corp.
Kelling Nut Co., b% p.d. (quar.)
Kendall
5%
,
10-23
45c
preferred
Class A
$1
(quar.)
Kendall
6- 7
;
Service
Mollinckrodt
50c
Electric, com.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
-/
31%c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Minnesota Fund, Inc.
Minnesota Power & Light,
6-14
37 Vac
priority
Public
$1.05
.___*
(quar.)_
preferred
4.60%,
•«
*
Inc.__
$1.08%
preferred
■>} 4.50%
,
6-14
.
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
Convertible
Maine
4V4%
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar. 1
4.35%
•
4Va%
'
6-18
36 Vac
(quar.)
3.80 %
;4.20%
•
1
1
11-1
27 %C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1.
7-
Mining Corp.1 of Canada Ltd.
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
7-
5c
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mailman Corp, Ltd, 5%
night—
Gas
Millers Falls
7-
$1.75
Mading Drug Sto'.es (quar.)
Madseu Red Lake Gold Mines,
7
7-
B
4.75%
(quar.)
Kaiser Steel Corp.* $1.46
pfd.
Kansas City Power b:
Kansas
(interim)
Ltd, class A
7-
40c
common
6-10
7
Mitchell
Paper
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
1.
6-12
7-
Class
Mack Truck,
6-22
62 (2 C
(quar.»_
&
Bloedel
Co,
6-
.7-1
+25c
&
11-15
'
7VaC$3.50
*
50c
6-14
$1.75
Power
11-30
$1.12Va
(quar.)
'6-28
•
$1.75
M'acMillan
8-1(1
$2
2
$1.10
6-14 !
7-
11-15
8-31
<
8-14
11-30
i
6-29
$1.25
(quar.)
8-31
56VtC
(quar.)—
7-
$1.08%
(quar.)
Publications
56ViO
$1.12Va
''
conv. pfd. (accum.)_
7%- preferred (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
dlv. shares
Miller Manufacturing
Class A (quar.)
>
6-14
(quar.)
common
5
preferred (quar.) :
Midwest Securities, Inc., common (quar.)__
6% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
6-14
(quar.)
MacLaren
7-
$1.75
$1.25
Laughlin Steel,
Printing
6-14
1
preferred
Electric,
5
6-
-
6-4
6-
6-26
4V2%
6-30
1
preferred
&
Go,
Abrasive
(quar.)
Mklwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
6-14 '
7-
non-cum.
Gas
7-1
6-26
Mid-West
.
6-20
7-
non-cum.
Macfadclen
$1.25
iaccum.)_,
Ftuiu, Inc. (quarterly frt
income; .i._____
preierred
1
$1.25
-
—
preferred
7-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.),
Telephone, 5%
8%
$2
6-28
27 Vac
Lyons-Magnus, class B
.
>
pfd.
Mutual
Investment
:
G
7-
;
6-14
$1.20
-_.
;*4%
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.).
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
6-14
$1.37'/a
_
Jersey Mortgage Co., $4 non-cum. pfd.
Jewel
Tea,
common
(quar.)
3% %
preferred
(quar.)_
__
Johnston
7-15
6-18
■
6-4'
Miller-Wohl Co, common
Lowney (Walter M.)
6-14
__
_____
Jefferson Standaru
6-28
6-28
_
$4.80
Jefferson
1
$$1
4 Va %
$5.50
Jeannette
1
2
"
(quar.)
$5 preferred B
88-
6-29
$1
7-1
6-4
50o
Midland Steel Products, common
7-15
+75c
Lowenstein
Supply
$5 preferred A
8-
1
Water
Middle South Utilities
Ltd.—
Corp,
preferred (quar.)
(M.) & Sons (quar.)__.
Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co, con:mon__
5-31
preference E
4%
Ltd;___
5%
5-31
'
1
8-
25c
;
Investment
preferred
9-
$i
(quar.)
Cement
Louisville
•:
5-31
a
al%%
2-17
30c
(P.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5-31
2
(quar.)
al%%
11-18
7%
6-14
7-
(quar.)
_____
12-10
3-10-58
■7%
3
B
Water
Middlesex
11-18
.
'
1
7-
•
Michigan Abrasive, 6%
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
C
•
Canadian
Star
.
8-10
10c
6-4
$1.11 V4
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
4VSi% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4M» % preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4V»% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
4M»% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
2-17
.
7-1
(quar.)
9-10
50c
i,
(quar. t
(Marcus) Theatres,
preferred
Co.
12-10
25c
(monthly)
Inc.
London
preferred'(quar.)_^
Copper
3-10-58
:___
(quar.)
6-14 (
6-
15c
8-16
common
(quar.)
Chain
Lorain
6-20
a$1.7d
8-15
9-10
U %c
common
6-14
preference
Kable
Steel
Loew's,
6-14
4.
7-
X 37 Vac
1
,
Pipe,
preferred
Locw's
:
o-24
1
preference
5%
I.),
Long Island Lighting Co, 5% pfd. B
4V4%
preferred D (quar.)
"V4.35%' preferred E (quar.)
7%
Jones
(R.
6-15 "
.5%.
5%
6%
Jamaica
Corp.
6-15
1
1
___
0-
50c
7-1
7-
;_
8-15
50c.
7-
7-
'
(quar.)_.
1
(quar.)
6-4
96V»o
Extra
50c
Lone
40c
Manufacturing Co., (quar.)_
Service, Ltd., common
9-
(quar.)
6-15
1
$1.08%
Public
preferred
-50C
t.
7-1
50c
Miami
.
(quar.)
Joint
8%
l
$1.10
(quar.)
;
,
Class A
Preferred
1
7-10
82 Vac
_
7
capitalguaranteed
Finance
Lock
5-31
>
10c
Y.)
V
-is
3
6-16
7-10
40c
.
_
;
.
(quar.)
Inc. ^increased)
Loblaw,
6-15
6-28
53 %c
__
.
Lorillard
Jamaica
7%
(N.
1
7-15
7-15
lc
(quar.)
Co.
7-
60c
preferred -(quar.)_
Ironrlte, Inc.
Irving Trust
)
1
37 Vac
7
4
guaranteed
lc
preferred
3.30%
Special
37c
A
;
Power, com.
(quar.)__
Power &
4.35%
6-10
7 VaC
Class B
4.40%
guaranteed
1
Locke
.6%. preferred (quar.
4.80%
Special
7-
'
inc.) i
cj.
6-
6-
of Hec.
7-1
97 V2C
(quar.)
$1
Original
Special
6-
preferred
$1.10
6-17
5-21
6-17
4.35%
4.45%
..
Holder•
95c
preferred'(quar.)'—
6-19
.
$U0
6-14
securities
xork,
.
1
.
3.85%
6-28
87 /uO
Original capital
ctfs.
net investment
RR.—
10-10
6-
.
Original capital-
6-20
6c
Boston-Beneficial
24c
Miami
1
5
6-28
20c
When
Payable
15.
$1.08%
7-10
7-
12 %C
preierred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.90% preferred' (quar.)__—
1
6-28
(quar.)___
7-
+60c
i
Iowa Electric Light &
Iowa
1
Little
'
Local
Funding Corp. of New
4.30'/fc.
6-17
6-17
7-
Corp.
3 y2%
6-17
1
25C
(quar.)
...
Investors
1
1
23c
___
.
6-26
7-
20c
__
Special year-enc; of
gains and 13c from
sk
.
6-14
7-
Per
Share
Name of Company
11-
3 Vac
Lionel
Lipe-Rollway Corp, class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp,;;common (quar.)
America—
preference
$6
Building (s-a)
Lindsay Chemical, 7% pfa. (quar.)
8-
35c
Lincoln Square
6-14
7-
54% C'"
_
(quar.)
conv.
of Rec.
35c
6-14 ■"
7-15
15c
(quar.)'
(Quar. from net investment income)
Investment Foundation Ltd., com.
6%
9
25c
__
Investment
6-14
1
6-28,
20c
,
Intc-rtvpe Corp. .(quar.)
8-
20c
i
(quar.)___
Holdert
Payable
Quarterly
7- 1
62 %c
.
When
Snare
Company
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort
Wayne)
6-28
;
25c
$1.25
__
4
Co.
9
7-
$1.20
_
1
*6% preferred tquar.)
Interstate Power. Co.
(Del.), common
-4.36% preferred ; (qoar.)___.
Interstate Securities
8-
Name of
7
8-31
30c
(quar.)__
Interstate Financial, common
Class B (quar.)4
$1
6-
Quarterly
50c
shares).
common
Department
1
8-31
100'%
present
common
(The)
prior
7-
shares resulting
on
on
Per
Payable of Rec.
50c
cliv.).
Holaen
6-28
6-14
J" J
5" Z
n"
«
Gas—
.
Vi'Wu
$1.12/a
i
r
7
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
New
New
(quar.^——-^;—y 81-Vic
York Water Service Corp..—'
35c
York
Trust
Co.
Telephone
Newark
7-1
7-1
6-30 iv
6-30
6-30
hi
.
•
,
Pile———30c
Michigan Avenue North (Chicago) (s-a)
50c
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 2
Nopco Chemical (quar.)
Norfolk & Southern Ry
B
Class
———
:
(quar.)
-a
———-—
—.
preferred fquar.)———
preferred iquar.)—
Oil
Star
(quar.)
pfd.
$2.50
Ltd..
(quar.)
istock dividend/
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
i
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Capital
Northeast
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
4.22#
4#%
4##
Pacific
;
Lieht
Scotia
class
Chemical,
Noxzema
Common
(quar.)
Polaroid
preferred
prefeired
4.40#
4.44%
Tile Mfg.—
Pomona
Service
Ohio Water
6-13
6-13
7-25
4.25#
(Mllw.)
;
5#
*v
6- 7
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Paper Co.
Cement
Pacific
•
Pacific
Coast
One-fifth
&
Co.
share
new
of
2nd
common
preferred (quar.)
Indemnity (quar.)
Interinountain
Pacific
7-1
6-26
6-27
6-20
V
6-25
7-25
'•■
;
6-28
7-15
$90c
G#
7-1
37 Vic
(quar.)
7-
conv.
5#
cone,
5#
conv
Parker
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2 Vic
6-15
iJ
Appliance
(quar.)
Transportation (quar;—
& Steel (quar.)
;
Parmalee
Peden
Peninsular
Metal
Products
preferred
$1.32
Penman's
6#
Ltd.,
$1.60
(quar.)
preferred
Traffic Co.
Penn
Penney
preferred
7-
1
Reading Gas
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-15
8-
1
7-2
3V2#
.Class
A
Class
7
6-30
6-
7
20c
7-25
7-10
Rcvlon,
7-1
6-7
Reynolds Metals,
7-1
6-7
1
6-10
1
6-10
4.50#
preferred
preferred
(qtiar.t
$1.15
7.
1
g.jo
30c
7-
1
6-14'
and
50c
fi-28
6-
vailing rate of exchange.
12'/2c
7- 1
6-24
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
Pfizer
(Charles)
3(2#
4#
(quar.)
$1
pref.
preferred
common
Seaboard
6-18
6-28
6-14
$2
approximately
Oil
Ranch
Richardson
Co.
5c
5-31
Sealed Power
6-14
6-14
Securities
7-
1
7-
8
Common
obligation
7-
1
7-
I
6-11
6-25
6-10
6-11
6-25
6-10
Rich's, Inc., common
334 #
2
6-14
6-28
6-28
Metal
Products
6-
7-
1
7-
2
Riley
Stoker
Corp
Inc.
2
7-
1
River Raisin Paper
6-14
30c
6-20
6-10
6-28
6-
7
$1
6-28
6-
7
50c
6-30
6-
4
25c
6-30
6-
4
Riverside
Cement
6-30
7-11
7-
1
$1.25 partic.,
Roan
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
6-30
class A
6-29
16c
per
American
6-20
6-18
5-29
25c
6-21
6-
?5c
7-
2
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
31
—:
(Los Angeles)
7
—
6-14
6-
7-31
6-28
6-19
jj
6-20
6-
3
i
6-20
6-
3
I
75c
6-29
6-14
I
15c
6-20
5-31
Denn
——
—,—■—J.—_
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Corp.
Mining
•
5
1
1
7-
1
10-
1
—i—
(Canada!,
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-14
Class
—
Ltd.,
1
12-13
50c
6-24
6-10
6-28
6-14
10-
614
Pattern
7-
1
6-20
Smith-Corona,
6-28
6-14
7-
2
6-11
12 Vic
7-
Smith
8-
1
6-10
$2
7"1
Stock
Sommers
pre¬
50c
1
6-12
7-
1
6-20
$1
7-
1
6-20
17 Vic
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
6-28
6-14
20c
6-28
6-21
6-
Soss
1
5_3i:
6-
3
I
6-29
6-18
1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
6-20
*
6-3
B-
7-11
1
6-
6-28
,
6-17
1
I
7-31
6-28
I
$50c
7-31
6-28
40c
6-28
6-13
6-28
6-14
(quar.).-
1
7-
common-
5%
4.50#
South
7
7-13
Oil
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7c
6-28
5-31
8-30
7c
9-30
38%C
6-28
31 Vic
6-28
5-31
31 *ic
9-30
8-30
5-31
Gas
3834C
9-30
8-30
10c
&
6-19
6-5
Co.—
1
1
1
I
1
I
1
1
I
1
1
I
1
1
I
27 Vic
Natural
Gas,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
1
6-12
I
7-
1
6-12
|
57V2C
com.
7-
62 Vic
(quar.)
Jersey Gas
South Penn
10c
12*2C
(quar.)
preferred
South
6-15
—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Georgia
6-28
2
—
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
460#
6-14
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carolina
Common
6-28
7-
25c
(quar.)
I
1
1
I
1
1
$ 2oC
pfd. (quar.)
common
I
6-17
'
6-28
5#
pfd.
I
!■
7-15
(quar.)_
convertible
Mlg.
Bouth
$6
8-
5-31
\
10c
—
preferred (quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred A (quar.)
$1.55 conv.
preferred (quar.)
6-18
1
2
2
8
70c
———
Stores,
Drug
conv.
$1.55
6-14
7-
7-
7-
•
(quar.)
Ltd., $2.80
Common
5-24
6-14
7-
;•
•
•
45c
(quar.)
Co.
Sonotone Corp.,
7-15
50c
6-26
$53c
-i—.
dividend
Somerville,
6-24
$l5c
5-31
6-14
'7-
$15c
$25c
—
—
French Laboratories
Aircraft
Solar
6-17
I
1
I
I
I
1
6-29
•
30c
(quar.)
Snyder Tool &, Engineering Co.
6-10
X,
7-19
5-31
7-26
'
5c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Smith. KU"e
ordinary
Rhodesian
25c
Corp.
6-14
6-28
$30c
$20c
$1.25
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)—
7-11
1
O.)
J
6-10
Smith
6-11
7-
(A.
6-10
1
6-29
$30c
—
(quar.)
Inc.
6-10
1
#
(quar.)
preferred
$2.12
6-20
2
6-28
-
•
$1
A
Corporation (quar.)
Slater (N.)
Ltd., common
'
;
7-10
7-
7-
30c
preferred iquar.)—
preferred iquar.)
class
8-1
7-
20c
:jl
Rayon Corp.
prior
9%
6-14
$1.21
——
Skll
3#
1
——
1—
'
5#
7-23
—
Superior Co., common
Skenandoa
7
—
common
(quar.)shares)—
Simplicity
9-13
1-1-58
B
1
35c
(American
Simca
7-
20c
•
6-14
6-13
$$1.75
(quar.)
Breweries,
6-28
$45c
—
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Sicks Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. iquar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd. (s-a)
—
Sllverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Sick's
a
6-
Trading Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Optical
J
5-31
38c
—
—,
•
Sliuron
5-31
2
—
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
B
2
6-28
503
Salesbook
Class
77-
30c
7#
9-13
'
$503
—.
preferred B (quar.)
Co
(quar.)
;
$56 Vic
prefeired A (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
6-21
7-
7-
]
IOC
15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—-——
Transport &
(N.
Y.
shares)
7-12
$28c
1
10c
Co.
Shell
3
6-17
1
5-24
10c
—
I
6-15
Shell Oil Co.
Mines
share)
6-20
7-10
1
Shelby
6-14
03%C
6-20
7-10
25c
•
(accum.)
7-10
7-
4*/2#
Co.—
Copper
25c
$1.25
,
$1.25
6-20
(interim.)
pence per ordinary share less Rhodesia
and Nyasaland taxes of 37 *,(2#. The net
dividend will amount to approximately
Antelope
6-14
$1.18%
.
I
6-19
6-15
4%
6-17
20c
1
6-27
6-
Shattuck
6-20
.
15c
(quar.)
6-19
7-
1
Co.,
Sharon Steel Corp.
6-20
7V2C
45c
;
7-1
15c
62 *ic
10c
6-14
35c
1
8-14
6-20
Shaler
6-12
85c
(quar.)
6-12
1
preferred A (quar,)————-—Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)_„.—
6-12
7-
20c
|
1
7-
6-11
$$1.50
—
7-17
$1.12
6-10
6-21
$25c
—j
'•
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
12 V2C
$1.12 Vz
8-1.
.
—
5#
1
87*/2C
9334c
Corp
1
'7-19
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
4Va#
ti-13
6-20
American share)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
|
•7-19
9-
————————
(quar.i
(quar.)
6-18
5c
preferred (quar.i
Rieke
Ritter,
6-25
preferred
Seiberling
30c
(quar.)
Dividend
3
6-14
1
8-1
25c
6-14
7-
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
$1
6-14
1
8-
7-
Acceptance Corp., common
Security Title Insurance Co.
5-31
6-26
6-28
15c
!
7-
.
50c
(quar.)__
common
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
1
35c
(quar.)
6-
Co.,
1
2c
(quar.)
Co.
Finance
7-
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
Bros.
•
91 ViS
preferred (quar.)—
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)—_—
Seagrave Corp. (resumed)-
The amount will
per
15c
'
27*ic
.$4.75 sinking fund
7-
$25c
Co.-
6-14
..
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)——
A
6-20
1
25c
6-12
6-24
87*/2<r
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
*
6-11
6-28
75c
on
————
—
6-22
preferred
$4.50
Co.
preferred
2nd
be
(quar.)
2uc
(American
6-28"
7-1
f
6-28
85c
—
Seaboard Air Line R. R.
'
subject to deduction of
Nyasaland income tax. Based
6-29
20c
;
Common
(quar.).;—.
5-31
on
shares
6-20
45c
&
5-31
6-29
90c
Ltd.
pence
6-28
»'
T
1-
6-38
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
87 V2C
Richman
40c
income)
5-31
10c
6-20
Corp. of America (20c from real¬
ized capital gains and 25c from ordinary
net
5-31
6-29
$1.50
6-12
20c
(quar.)
5-31
6-29
50c
6-25
$1.12*/2
(quar.)
6-29
$30c
7-15
Petroleum
Pettibone-Mulliken
(8
;
7-15
45c
Corp., 5V2# preferred A (quar.)
Scovill Mfg. Co., common (quar.)———
'$3.65
preferred
(quar.)————
preferred
6-11
.
; 11-
11-15
7-15
.
,
Schwitzer
20c
-
Trust,
(interim).
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Petrolane Gas Service,
Selection
shares)
25c
;
Co.
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
$-1'
-
8-15
v
7-15
s:
1
«
6-22
—
-
7-15
i
(quar.)_—
50c
;
7
-•«-
$3.40
10c
15c
S6
Pet Milk Co., common
4 */2 #
common
<
preferred
,
iquar.)
G-15
30c
50c
Line
Petrolane Gas Service
,
Rice
(quar.)
Pipe
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.60#
Basin
1
; $4
•
6-
22c
preferred (quaiv)—
—
1——„
conv.
Co.—•
$1.07 Vz
(quar.)——
6-10
Pepsi-Cola
7-
6-15
Paper
'
7-10
25c
iquar.)——i,——-
preferred
.4.44#
2
6-15
(
22*ic
,
V
Vz # preferred
Sangamo Electric
593,ac
preferred
6-10
Permian
1
$1.04*/2
-
1
Jack,
4
1
24C
prefened (quar.)
(quar.)
5#
(
6-20
1
7-
(increased)
(111.)—
3.60#
15c
iquar.?—
common
35c
(quar.)_
1
Moe
#
3
40c
7-
(initial)
7-
7-
$1.10
Co., common-
Efectric,
Gas &
-
#
.)'
5
7-17
■>
12-
-
,
;
45c
Inc. ,(quar.)_:
common
:
_
.
(quar.)
•7-
30C
3
9-3
12-1 a
15c''
;
3
6-
9-17
.=
$1.25
'
6-28
6-
6-.'7
$1.25
—
.
17
6
$1.25
$1.02
43A# preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco. "
7-
3
6-
$1
$1 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Resistoflex Corp. (stock dividend)
6-
37 Vic
—
(quar.)
S-28
7-25
—
Regis Paper Co.,
Sandura Co., 60c
preferred (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
7-
quar.)
.,6-10
6-17
7-25
15c-
-v
-
(quar.)
com.
j
Marine
&
6-14
$25c
$$1.25
iquar.)—
Insurance
San Diego
$1
7-
(incr.
6-28
.4#
$1.10
common
20C
$1.25
$5c
833Ac
Publishing (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Finance Corn. (Colo.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke—
6-6
1
6-14
6-27
1
7-
(increased quar.)___
Fire
San Antonio Transit
6-14
7-1
$28c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—
,
Ry.,
$4.40 1st preferred A
$28c
$1.12*2
Penton
6-28
25c
7-
$i.i^
St.
5-29
(quar.)
Rhodesian
Francisco
prefened (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
Scott
cl. A
$1.07V:i
Paul
6-15
$27c
oOc
(quar.)„
b-.7
'
Power
Louis Steel Castings
St.
5
6-23
(quar.)—
6-30
.
7-
,.8-1
7-1
(quar.)
A
(-27
St.
(s-a)
(Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)-
Boys-Mannv,
6# preferred
$5
$5o
preferred
Chains
<quar.)_
Pep
$5
Extra
preferred
preferred
New
$5
6-15
-
(quar.)
Engineering
3.35#
4.40#
6-18
6-23
14c
Insulation
&
1
preferred A
Louis San
St.
j
6-20
Roller Bit (quar.)
<fc
7-
common
(quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
5# preferred A (quar.)—
7-15
;——
Insurance
Electric
•
(quar.)_——li-i—
(quar.)
—;—
preferred
5#
7-1
(quar.)
A
45c
(quar.)
;
11-18
1
25c
class
Title
Estate
Renold
6-10
8-15
'
12-
1
$1.16 V*
4# 2nd preferred
(Pa.) (s-a)__
Co.,
75c
—
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
4»2#
convertible
$1
$1
Inc.,
Joseph Light &
c, 10c
—
'
■
-
6-12
—_
/
6-10
-
5-27
7-
(quar )
6-24
5C
-
6-14
'
1
6-20 V
—
6-29
•
7-
7-15
$1.06
(quar.)
40c
(qv.ar.)_
(quar.)
A
6-10
—
—
$4.30 preferred
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
M
1
60c
$75c
$4
St.
,,
5# preferred
(interim)—
>
7-
iquar.)
Industries
50c
Ltd.
Mining.
4
6-17
6-20.
5
(quar.)—
;
7
1
6-25
6-20
(quar.)
6-14
7-
6-10
6-
——
6-10
1
6-28
6-29
35c
7-
7-25
7-15
.
32c
,
6-10
5-25
5 ?;
.
7-10
25c
6-
—
v
35C
6-29
$75c.
|
6-14
-
6-
,
—
Safeway Stores,
v
■
' /V;;
6-14 :
i
3
7-10
$1.12 Vz-
—
3
Inc.—
Haynes,
5-24
12 Vic
■
6-10
7-
$20s
6-23
3
$ 4c
com.
&
(quar.i
(quar.)
Safety
$1.25
■
6-10
«
6-17
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)—_—
Saco-Lowell
Shops
(quar.)
75c
v
t-iid
25s'
preferred
6-21:
.w
6-24 I:
6-25
'■
121ic
(quar.)-
6-19
'
—
Gas,
&;
Inc.
6-29
—„—-——
2#
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
Common
6-11
6-14
+45c
(s-a)
(J. C.) Co.
6-25
$$1.50
;
6-14
7-
:
7-10
15c
■
40c
$56c
-
6-14 ;
6-10
i
6-14
6-28
(Helena)
(Jacob), 4*/a#
Industries, Ltd.
5#
6-10
■'
33c
(increased)
6-28
,
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
4
6-20
50c
(quar.)__—
Corp., com. (stock div.)
conv.
6-
G-18
25c
common
Ryerson
I'und, Inc.—
income)
investment
(From
Reliance
'- 6-28
321/2c
preferred
Penn-Texas
6-10
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
6-24
15e
Reliance Manufacturing Co.
25c
Corp
Russell
non-voting
Refractory
9-16
12-16
40c
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
10-
6-13
1
1-2-58
25c
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common (increased)
;
$1
2 Vic
12Vic
Iron
6-10
—
Pyle-National Co., common
8# preferred <quar.)__
Real
6-21
1
7- 1
2'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-24
-
Si' ?■
iquar.)
Company
Rubinstein
Ruppert
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)—
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—-——_—-——;—
Putnam (George)
Fund—
Reed
preferred
Electric
Service
30c
Park Chemical Co.—
5%
5
6-
;
Ruberoid
Oklahoma—
of
6-14 v:.".y
-
;■
6-20
—
J50c
Mexico—
i
6-21
7 1
6-
:
-
j
T
6-14
7-25
70s^:
.
.
■
3*2
$1.50
Hydraulics & Machinery Inc., coin.—
$1.20 convertible preferred A (quar.)
Radio Condenser (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Rapid Grin & Batten, Ltd., common——
; 6#
preferred <quar.)_
—
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)—Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
6-14
6-28
6-14
7- 2-
$1
pfd.
4
6-10
,
;$1.40 preference (quar.)———;—
4.08# preferred (quar.)_
—
4.18# preferred (quar.)————.—
4.30# preferred (quar.)-——
Publication Corp., com. voting (quar.)_
Reading
;
Co.
;
exchange
6-24
(quar.)-
preferred
Class
6-20
6-15
6-17
$1.75
Manufacturing,
1
,
R
6-20
$1.50
——
preferred (quar.)
6-24
(s-a)
(auar.)
A
——
'
6-14
-
6-17
,
.
6-14
-
6-28
;
35c " »*
25c K
»
2
-
1
15#',
,
l.»
e-^.0
6-rl4
"■
.
Corp., com in on -——^ JA—- i ^..IOc;^27- 3
(Final of
of
;
17 Vic
New
■>7-
$0.84*3.
>
(quar.j
27 VzO
Quincy Mining Co.———_———
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
4#
40c
12*2c
j
Racine
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
of
#200
Petroleum Co. (20 guilders)— ( 0.91354
guilders at the current rate
on
June 3)
:$0.328iMi
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5*/4# pfd. iquar.i
6-14
25c
6- 5
7-15
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (auar.)
Pantex
5%
Quemont
6-12
7- 1
6-21
31'Ac
70c
—_
Co.
Service
Quebec Telephone Co.,
6-11
7- o
7-1
7-15
held—
.
Express
6-
7-
Providence-Washington Insurance iquar.)—
class A———
•
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
6#
7-15
7-15
6-15
6-10
6-15,
6-19
pre¬
Pacific
Pacific
8-15
8-15
7- 1
6-10
20c
—
6%
6-20
Prudential Industries,
Public
;
(final)—
ordinary—,—
40c
7
(quar.)
Co.
;
6-20
■
X IT
'7-
ord. tet.
Corp. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
:
6-20
7-1
Royal Dutch
5-23
20c
:•
(quar^)
**
25c.
5c
5-31
6-20
l2Vze
.
—
7-15
:
....
Bros;,
Rothmoor
4
6-
6-20
>
25c
.
400
■„
6-10
6-21
,-j——
Ltd.
Prophet Company (quar.)
Gas Co. (quar.)
Common
dividend)—
(stock
of the
ferred for each share
5#
6-1%
$1
50c
—
Aggregates
55c
.
i50c
<qu
Providence
Public
6-28
6-28
10c
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-10
2
5oc
income)-—
ordinary
((From
Progress Mfg.
,
Co.,
convertible
1
7-
—
preferred (quar.) _—
4.24# preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
7- 2
#■/#.
Quarterly from net investment income-—
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)
4%
5-31
12Vac
((
6-15
Y.)—
(stock dividend)—
(9 additional shares for each share held to
effect a 10-1 split-up)
Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)——— .
5# convertible preferred (quar.)——-——
6-11
6-17
7-
(qui
4#
7-15
7-15
$$1.75
20c
25c
$1
20c
30c
——
Oxford
::
7-10
7-24
$25c
Ltd., common (quar.)
iquar.)
Opelika Manufacturing (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Electric, common
4#
preferred (quar.)
—_
Gas
6-21
$1.75
Inc.—-———A——
5.60%
$25c
Products
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund, Inc.—
Roos
1
80c
$1.75
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
$15c
$133/ic
preferred
Orangeburg Mfg.
Osborn Mfg. Co.
Ronsoir
7-
6-20
6-29
(quar.)___uL__-;iv
receipts
Corp.
1
-
Roosevelt Raceway
iquar.)——
prefeired
(T.
Public Service
6-20
preferred A (quar.)——.
„
convertible preferred B (quar.)____
(quar.)—
Owens-Illinois
Price
6-14
7-10
6-24
7-24
7- 2
5Vi%
7%
5-31
7-15 '
l^c
—
(s-a)—
5#
Corp.,
Bros., Ltd.;(quar.)——
Rowe) Growth Stock
Price
•
8-16
6-7
7- 2
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
Ontario Steel
6-29
$1
-■17 MiC
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)—.
Preway,
6-17
6-17
6-176-15
Ontario
6#
Rome
6-20
1
7-
$1.25
receipts
deposit
CaoJe
6-12
'
——
—
Preston East Dome Mines
6-6
6-14 ;
6- 3
5-1
6-14
6-14
6- 3;
...
9- 1
7-2
7-31
(accum.)
participating preferred
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
7-
62v2c
Corp. of Canada Ltd., com.
4Mi#- 1st preferred (quar.)
,6#
noii-cum. partic. preferred
$25c
,
preferred (quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
American
1
7-
is-a
rw.i
(
deposit
Amer.
4-16
—
Power
$1.06Vi
15c
$1.12Vi
4##
Rolls-Royce.-—
4-16
6-25
$10c
(quar.)—,——
Power
(quar.)—.—
Electric
Potomac
Chemical
preferred
6-14
6-25r
75c
Rico Telephone
Porto
-
class A
(quar.);
Oliver Corp., common iquar.)_
$1
,
20c
Olin. Mathieson
.
:
37 Vic
Class B
♦
.
97Vic
$1.10
$1.11
60c
——
6-20
7- 2
7- 2
6- 3
6-28
6-28
6-28
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-29
.
————25c
20c
Quarterly
7-15
Vic
;
IN.
Co.
—.,
Valley
(Canada), Ltd.
(A. V;)
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Telephone .Corp.,, common
Roe
1
$20c
"
—
preferred iquar.)
6-14
7rl5 '4
Prentice Hall Inc.—
(s-a)—
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer.
5#
6-10
(quar.)
———
Genesee
"
Co.
7- 1
7- 1
iquur.)
Old National Corp.,
K.)
(H.
Pratt &
—
.
j
8V2C
—
<Pa.) —
Porter-Cable
Machine
(quar.)—
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc., 6# pid.
Porter
6- 3
7-26
loc
pfd.
Rochester
Quarterly,
62v2c
1st
7- 2
.
(quar.)--.;
Sand Co., Inc., 6#
River
7-15
income)
is-a)
preferred (quar.)
'$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
Prestole
Ohio
Rochester .&
r20C
(quar.)
Corp., common
.
6-25
7- 1
40c
45c
140c
40c
'
$15c
15c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)———
7t15
12 Vic
Plastics, Inc. (quar.)--^i—
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
—
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)—-——-—-
6-21
6-14
7- 3
6-28
6-14
(quar.)
—
—
25c
Office Specialty, Ltu._,
—f^oc
Ogilvle Flour Mills Ltd., common (quar.)„
$25c
7# preferred (quar.) ——Z.
—-----$$1.75
Ohio Brass Co., class A common (quar.)
$1
Class B common (quar.)
—a$1
Ohio Edison Co., common (qliar.)
1
55°
3.90#; preferred
Ltd.
Development.
Placer
4
(quar.)—
;
Rochester American Insurance
6-21
8- 1
8-1.
,
v
Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
-Common (quar.)-—.——-i——
7.# preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—
-—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.) ——
7- 1
Sugar,, Ltd.
Oahu
6-14
7-15
,75c
Pittsburgh Ft.
5-31
Ltd., common—
B
,7-1
933Ac
97 V2C
St 56c from
investment
(from
•
Power
&
Robinson,
gains
6-20
'Northrop Aircraft (quar.)——1--——.——
Nova
■
Fund,
$1.37'/a
—
(quar.)™--——_——
Ry.
Northern Queoec Power Co.,
capital
65c
(quar.)
com.
5Vi# preierred (quar.)—
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Northern
v
5-24
5-24
6-21
6-21
6-21
6-20
7- 1
7-15'
7-15
7-15
6-20
Ltd. (annual)
preferred (quar.) —
$4
Participating
—
Little & Co., Ltd.
6-15
■
6-10
6-20
$20c
common
6-29
4'
of Rec.
6-20
34:#C:
$24c
Ltd.,
7-1
Mines,
Inc.,
Mills
(24c from Investment income
Pioneer
7-1
6-10
6-3
5-24
6-28
0 l:,"
Gold
Crow
Mfg.
dividend participating preferred
$1
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—
5-31
7-15
7- 1
7-2
6-24
7-15
—^
Natural Gas Co.,
Northern
Pickle
L. 1
Payable
37*2C
iquac)^—iL———
com.
62 Vic
(quar.)——
(Hartford)
Insurance
Pillsbury
5-31
6-20
48c
(quar.)—
44c
preferred (quar.).—J———.—^
$1.05
preferred (quar./;.——_—,
—.• :$1.06U
preferred (quar.)—_.T—————•
$1.12
Common
4.40%
Phoenix
(P.
Robertson
6-10
$1
8
6-7
50c
25c
$62 Vic
d#
$2
iquar.)
6-29
When •. Holdera
-
-
r.
v'5Vi# preferred (quar.)
.
"
preferred (qttar.)___^_—-—--------- '
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Common
(quar.tj*,-a——i(
8# preferred (quar.) ———— —„—— ;
Phoenht Glass. Co. (mohthly)—;—.—
"n
—
IV
15c
Co.—
(quar.)—t—
preferred
'' (
4#
6-24
343/sc
.
Refractories Co.
Gas Co.
North Penn
.
int.
3%# pfd. A (quar.)—
Philip Morris,' Inc., common ( quar.j_—
3.90#
Robertson-Fplton Control,
'
Philco Corp.
6-14
6- 7
6- 7
6- 7
6- 7
. 6- 7 *
6-10
6-11
6-14
7-1
?,. 6-12
7-31
5-31
6-14
37Vic
———
5Vu%
North American
North
6-20
butfo'n
'
gains)
capital
,
8-lo
6-28
6-28
7- 8
6-21
6-21
15c
15c
6-14
Investment Corp.—
North American
6#
».
Aviation (quar.)
Cement, class A (quar.)
American
North
,
50c
30c
tlOc
18%c
40c
—
Co—
Normetal Mining Ltd. (interim.)
Norrte-Thermador Corp.
,
7-1
7-11
Nicholson
North American
realized
,
*
900
ihcome
ordinary net
oi 10c from
from
Fund (
and "a
dist
Philadelphia Suburban Transporation
5#
preferred <quar.)_——Philadelphia Title Insurance
6-29
7-10
.
"
Philadelphia
(Ohio)
preferred (quar.i
.—_.—
$1.50
Newport Electric Corp.,
.Z3%# preferred (quar.)——————
93%c
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.) —
15c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., coin, (quar.)
45c
3.40#
preferred (quar;)
.
f.
85c
3.60# preferred (quar.) „
—90c
3.90# preferred (quar.)
97Vic
4.10# preferred (quar.) .U
—.
$1.02 Vi
5J25#
prexerred
(initial)——
$0.48125
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.).-—-— 1
t50c
6#
Per
Share
Name of Company
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
7- 1
6-14
7- 2
6-18
Hoiaern
When
Per
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
!
Monday,/ June 17, 1957
.
(2812)
16
7-
1
6-12
56V4C
7-
1
6-12
12*2C
8-
1
7-15
1
7-
I
1
1
6-15
I
6-28
6-n
I
50c
6-21
6-7
I
$1.12'c
7-15
7.
1
$1.50
37*23
(quar.)—
*
South
-
7-
6
5-28
Pittsburgh
4Vz#
preferred
Water Co.—
(quar.)
(Continued on page 52)
1
Volume
Number
185
5647
he
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2813)
-;1
,v
j
Stock Record «» New York Stock
«»'
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
STOCKS
Year 1966
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lovv»t
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
98% Dec
14
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
2
Apr 10
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
23% Dec
108
20
29% May
4
"23% Feb
24
July 17
154
19
13% Apr 22
31% Jun 10
28
4
132
32% Jan
6
Jaix
July 30
37% Dec
]
Mar
Feb
22% Jan
3
22% Dec
31
Dec
10
,46% Feb
13
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
10% Mar
20% Jan
28% May
36% Feb
9
52
Feb
9
190
155
Nov
9
163
2% Dec
-
~2
16
17
Dec
11
111.
Dec
14
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
Dec
31
88% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
77
241% Sep
23% Mar 22
117% Jan
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
21% Dec 11
21
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
!
1
7
218%_May
19% Jan
6
114
*
12
Apr 26
11
Jan
Admiral
147
58% Jan 29
12
13
Jan
Jan
7%
4'A%
14
12
27% Feb
40% Feb 15
76
Mar 12
47% Jun
Mar 25
108
30
Jan
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred-
Mar 15
119
Allls-Chalmers
9
May 16
'
July 11
133% Aug 10
35% Jan
'80
Feb
18
39
11
Jan
4
100% May 13
48% Jun 14
44% May 28
Aluminum
of
Co
Aluminium
Apr
3
27
Feb
4
19
26
Jan
2
42 % Jun
14
45% Jun
4
10
104% Feb
12
147% Jun
7
Amerada Petroleufh
30% Feb 21
29% Jan
6%
16
79
Jan
19
126
Oct
10
36
Feb
95% Dec
7
108
Jan
30
4
9
60
% Feb 27
18
17
7
37
26
95% Jan
9
31% Oct 29
28% Mar 25
70% Jan
62
39% Oct
23% Aug
2
47% Dec ll
8
May 28
16% Jan 23
99
"
1
Sep 28
118
Dec
Amer
May 31
113
7
17% Apr
'89 - Apr
31% Jan
•
Mar 19
64
27% Mar
68
convertible
9
Jun
24% Jan
Jan
American
2
3 % ft
Jan
66
Mar
2
12
12
19% Dec
15
5
6%
Jun
20% Majr
*19% Jan
4
24% Jan
20% May
2
4
6% May 14
44% Apr 30
42% Mar 7
40
Oct
1
Apr
2
39% Feb
18
38
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
37 % Jun
13
38% Jan 27
61% Nov
12
53% Dec
27
Dec
67
81
Dec
18
Jan
48% Mar 11
5
35
Dec
100
Feb
27
14
79% Dec
53% Jan
9
23
26
27 % May 15
61
Jan
37% Apr
3
13
23
Jan
32% Jun
84
Jan
25
3
13
8
*224
229
160
*152
17%
111
17%
73
72'%
72%
8%
8%
*205
3
3%
17%
17
17%
V
110'%
17%
17%
*72
8%
i*108%
15
299
140
*134
61
*109 «/a
15%
4
*3%
87%
21%
89
89%
91%
21%
21%
21%
29%
30
30
30%
Theatres
5%
American
7%
47
46%
46%.
76%
77
77
34'%
34
34%
112
*110
36%
36%
97%
97%
100%
46
46%
46%
45%
46%
29
*28%
29
*28%
%
x27
27
44
43%
7,100
46%
78%
200
34%
34,100
115
36%.
99%
47%
46%
38,700 "
1
300
36%
5,300
100 Va
20,300
59,700
*28%
26 i/a
*26'/a
27-
43%
43 '/a
43
26%
26%
400
X42 %
43%
140
48%
29
1,800
I:
29
26%
47
29
29
;
80
142%
144%
143%
139%
64%
42%
140%
65
64%
65
64%
65%
64%
64%
64%
18%
18%
64%
18%
18%
|
1,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*
92
18%
26,300
91%
91%
94
91%
92
93
U
34
%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
97%
*97%
98%
*97%
98'%
*971/4
98%
29%
63 %
*62
143%
141
%
34%
99
142%
10
29
29
97 %
*29
62
62
*62
22%
X22%
'21%
2
4'hu
113
100
23%
*19%
5%
1
41%
x38
American Crystal sugar com
prior preferred
100
56%
55%
*28%
33%
90%
American Cyan amid Co
10
82%
No par
Cable
No par
Co
_10
10
Co
48 %
47%
118
119%
23%
49
*92
29
23%
49%
119
123
29
28%
63%
24
*91%
400
1,200
10
29
28%
29
1,600
63%
*62
23%
50%
123%
,1-
33,700
62
62
180
23%
50
23%
25,300
50%
14,300
124%
1,600
22%
125
23%
49%
124'A
50%
124%
.23%
12,800
'
12.50
39% Jan
33%.
122
363,',
1
Chicle
46%
*76%
'•
96'%
*97'%
Corp
CoJortype
4 %ft
2,700
35%
No par
American
8
600
29%
35%
34%
Corp
American
03% Feb 27
22%
29%
96%
*91%
common
&
*21%
95%
25
Chain
;-9i%
30
par
common
60% May 2
59% May 21
31% Jan 17
93
92%
76%.
113
2,400
,
4
22%
33%
'111
270
15
29:%
35%
100
preferred
American
,
36
20
Co
Can
V.15
90
78
46%
40,500
22%
47%
115
60 '/a
113
,;*3%
96
No par
com
"
~20
143
umo
4
94
100
Radio
15%
30
65,900
9%
299
58%
<
100
1,200
1
common
&
«■'
111
143
61%
110%
35%
44%
preferred
Inc
r'
140
8%
*215
34%
*112
26%
preferred
Cable
72
*
46%
112
43
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
72
:
*76%
33%
78
34%
No par
com
Co
17%
15%
21%
29%
112
17%
8%
"3 %
29 %
47%
*109%
60%
4
7,400
17%
;
110%
15%
2,800
3
17%
299;
140
61%
*
26%
preferred
Arma
Shoe
convertible
8%
112
-
17%.
72%'
*72
143
61%
112
3
111
*17%,
*220
21%
„5
t
8%
*210
15%
*3%
*109 %
72%
299
,M36%
'
3%
110%
17%
/.
'f
17
*109%
1,100
27,700
160
3
50
Bosch
Brake
4%
4
7
4% Mar
49 %
230
*152
17%
137
preferred
Amer
13
7% Mar 12
31
*226
" 160
3%
% 60%
1
preferred
conv
American
May 9
50% Jun 13
125
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
3
4% Dec
112
12.50
Corp
convertible
4%%
Amer
21% Dec 20
225
*152
3%
62%
45%
common
American Bank Note
31
19% Jan
Airlines
American Bakeries Co
27
41% Feb
*222
160
17%
8%
*28%
Agricultural Chemical—No
3
Apr 25
99% Mar 28
10
104% Feb
11
3%.
17%
50
preferred
*
26 % Mar 16
■:
222
'
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Corp
"
27
*217
3,200
;
!
29%
60%
-
10,200
...
27
*26%
_1
Amerace
91% Jan
Sep
215%
-: 160
1,000
11%
60%
*152
200
195
11%
29%
»
Amalgamated Leather Co
r
39
31% Nov
*190
11%
60%
No par
,•
31
195
11%
27
60%,
100
America
27
Dec
195
12%
2,700
251/2
29%
33%
Sep
22
196
11%
27
,,
3.700
14
r. *25
59%
45%
Dec
58
24%
27
*76%
24
105 % Sep
24%
29%
20
28
121% Mar 23
4,300
25%
29%
100
Limited
9,200
26%
61%
13%
59%
109%, 110%
15
;
15 %
4
*3%
86%
86%
5
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
31%
26%
v
140
common
31%
26%
27%
common__No par
Mfg
32%
26%
29%
*72%
*
36% May
31%
26%
58%
17%
No par
32
26%
583*
♦132
——
Mills
14%
31%
29%
*109%
1
100
28.000
60%
%"
14% -
27%
17
4—18
Allied Kid Co
Allied
61
57
V: 3%
'•
.„1
Allied Chemical & Dye
11
82
* Mar 12
32
3
23% May 13
30% J an
8
61
29%
No par
Allied-Albany Paper Corp—*4.,
61%
300
16
,V 15%
27%
299
Industries „Inc
16%
29%
*205
11
98% Jan
-
11%
100
prior preferred
15%
58%
*152
20,100
101
16%
*190
.
11%
8
Allegheny Ludlura Steel Coyp
Allegheny & West Ry 6 ft gtd
"
,
11%
l
preferred A
'
Shares
47%,
-
-
27%
*213
100
common
Allen
Jan
25%
5
preferred
conv
*24'%
100
12
5
14
3
$4
24%
,
197
191
29%
1
13
3
26%
197
-J.-46%
..
*24%
14%
32
26%
196
46%
101 %
,
56%
No par
common
Alleghany Corp
jun~14
14%
31%
11%
45%
101
,
the Week
June I t
14% •14%
14%
26 %
Friday
June 13
45%
101
Sales far
Thursday
60%
60%
26%
196
Engineering Co___l
preferred
Inc
60%
PRICES
%
16%
*
24%
conv
Alco Products Inc common
-Aldens
16%
31% '
l
common
44%
*99%
j
1
60%
14%
__l
pfd 1951 series—100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining-,..
2
8
16%
SALE
June 12
26
No par
15 % Jun
25
*21% Jun
Corp
iAetna-Standard
16
17%
.37 %
HIGn
Wednesday
44%
101
"
1
65% Apr
110% Jun
11
3% May 14
85% Mar 27
9
1
Corp
4.50%
44%
*99%
59%
10
.Air Reduction Inc
6
44%
15%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
9% Jun
Inc
Co
(Aeroquip Corp—
ll ~3% Ma~y~28
13
108% Mar 19
'47
Apr
72
102
4
125
34
14% Jan
l
Tuesday
June 11
101 %
•100
25
Stores
Monday
June 10
43%
100
Co
Express
5%%
4
97% Jan
Mar
5% Feb
37% July 25*
8
7
30% May 10
30% May 9
60% Jun 14
Mar's
15% Feb
*
17
56% Jan
29
104% Nov
110
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
'
Dec 26
30% Nov
1
18% Jan
26
42% Dec
77
May
64% Dec
28 v 120%
29% Dec
19
117% Mar 27
5
Nov
88
160
%
16% Feb
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
14
115
.
„un*
Steel
Adams-Miilis
Mar 11
4% Feb
13
5
14
ACF-Wrigley
Acme
.Adams
27% Jan 11
204
12
19
136
1
j
conv
ACF Industries Inc
10
,
5
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
8
26% Jun
1
12% Dec 31
4%
6t% May 17
38% Jan
Par
Abbott Laboratories common
14
16% May 27
12
11% Apr
'
,
>
EXCHANGE
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
2
55
47% Jun
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
37% Dec
14
■*,».«» *
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range tor Previous
Lowest
ti j
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
"
i
23%
23%
20
*19
5%
.
23%
20
5%
23%
*19%
5%
5%
23%
20,
22%
*19%
5%
5%
23%
20
*19%
5%
*5%
20
„
41%
38%
56%
56%
29%
33 %
42
41%
42
41%
42
41%
38
41%
38 (i,
373%
38%
37%
37%
37%
3,900
5%
42%
37%
%
56%
57%
57%
58%
57%
58'A
57%
*57%
57%
29%
28 %
*58%
33,300
2,200
58%
2,600
57%
2,800
56 %
29 %
*33%
34
33
33
X32
32%
32%
32%
600
*89
90%
83%
57%
*28%
90'a
90
90
*87%
90
87%
170
84%
83
84%
87%
83% •84%
82%
83%
20,300
57
*28%
57
29
*28%
400
28%
8
12% Dec
28
27%
Mar"21
19% Aug
35% Jau
3
48
17% Jan
6
43 % May 24
9
29% Apr
30
American
Distilling Co
7
15
11
American
Encaustic
M
American
7
American
European
American
Export Lines Inc——40c
& Foreign Power—No par
27%
15%
28%
16%
28%
28%
28%
293,',
29%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
30%
16%
29%
American
16%
16%
13,700
American
Gas & Electric Co
39
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
38
38%"
37%
38
14,700
American
Hardware
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
25
44% Mar 12
Dec
12
Jan
11% May
1
3
25
66% Feb
41% Jun
22% Juil
,
21
Anr
26
45
•
87 % May
Jan
97%
27
Dec
7
Feb
13
49
10
30% Dec
14
16% Apr
43 % Aug
5
26% Apr
14% Feb
18
13% Nov 27
2
34% Feb
14
31% Feb
1
17% Anr ?3
39% May 22
Feb
11
23% Jan
2
Feb
18
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
86
23% Dec
31
20
6
Jan
25
142 % Nov
7
104
84% Jan
31
143
7
118% Feb
13
31
Aug
11
Dec
96
Dec
4
13%
Nov
29
17% Apr
9
17
15
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
95
Dec
14% Mar 21
102
July
May
8
Jun
135
154% May 17
10% Feb
12
13% Jun
95% Feb
14
97% Jun
7
14% Jan
2
16% Jun
3
15% Jan
2
17% Jun
19
106% Feb
21
95
Jan
21
102
24% Feb
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
40
77% Dec
26
93
78 % Mar 26
83
35% Feb
10
45% Nov
25% Nov 29
Mar 29
Jan
21
23% Feb
11
91
41
7
34% May
4
Mar 16
97% Dec
6
Jun
12
22% Dec
31
28
Jan
16
21% Apr
4
2
30
Jan
27
25
13% Jan
30
18
5% Dec
31
55% Jan
12
28
Mar
108
Jan 21
14% Mar 26
Apr
5
8% Jan
3
5% Jan.
7
70% Sep
17
56% Jun
13
38 % Feb
6
33% Dec
3
28% May 22
33 % Nov
21
40% Jan
9
33
43
Jun
16% Dec
8
54% Aug
Feb
11
46% Feb
11
14% Jun
9
5
5
24
150
Dec
19
177
Feb
13
153% Jan
9
6
Dec
14
8% Feb
27
6% Jan
2
28
Nov
21
36% Jan
fl
27% May
1
56
Feb
21
105
46% Jan 23
142 % Dec
12
42
Jan
Nov
26
81% Feb 11
50% Feb 19
59% Mar 20
174
10
120
% Mar 20
Feb
46% Mar
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
51
48
13
59% Jan
21
138
Jun
40
Jun
14
14
U
May 27
% May 14
Feb
4
56% May 6
28% Jun 13
99% Feb
6
25% Jan 15
27
May
16% Jun
8
12
8% Mar 21
64% Jan 31
Apr
0
4
-7% May 22
34% Jan
04% Jan
10
4
15
47% Jan
3
3
28
16% Jan
16
187% Feb
1
185
Oct
10
68
% Oct
1
119
Dec
28
84% Apr 39
145% Jan 27
31% Nov 23
9
Jan
25
Dec
3
51% Jan
70% Jun
119
27 % Feb
Jan
May 28
23 % Mar 13
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
17
23% Apr 24
25
15
19% Mar
J
n
5
87%
Mar~19
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
85
Nov
67
7
Feb
25
Jan
6
18
90
0
Dee
3
32% Jan
10
30% May 28
26% Mav 29
For
42% Apr
107
31% Feb
12
40% Jun
14
9
95% May
48% Feb 20
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
see
page
28.
30% Feb
13
25% Am
8
9
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
150%
149%
151
2,300
13%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
100
*100
4% %
5%ft
Metal
100
Products
com
convertible preferred
Motors
Natural
American
Amer Potash
No par
10
Building Co
No par
No par
100
& Tel
54%
1,500
26%
26%
27
26%
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
31,300
7
59%
140%
Co
*90
x24 %
24%
24%
24%
26%
x26%
26 %
*26 %
27%
16
*16
54%
86
62%
141
42
91
series
57,%
54
14%
*156'%
55%
14%
57%
57%
56%
29%
29
29%
3b%
37
36%
36
54%
55
54
55
14%
15
14%
*156 %
159
160
•156%
6%
6%
6%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*85
62%
140'%
*42%.
86
86
63 3 i
141
61
139%
43
43
51 %
51%
31%
32%
31
31%
9%
176%
9%
1
SO
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
8,000
147/a
15
*156%
8,200
159
34,600
10
6%
6%
2,900
28%
28%
2,900
83%
61%
138
43
123%
*42
♦120
820
86
56,400
62%
139
1.040
500
42%
122
120
39%
51%
52
52%
31 %
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,500
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
3,630
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
176%
177%
176%
a
176%
177%
176%
177
35,400
71 %
71%
71%
71%
70%
71%
70'%
71
15,200
119%
120
119%
*26%
*23%
75
4,500
54%
39%
120
120
37%
40%
10%
10%
26 %
65%
15,000
361/2
6%
62%
•120
52
57%
29 %
54
139%
42
122
1,000
39,800
36
29%
84
61%
138%
122
500
-
28%
84
63%
56%
-
%
15
■
%
140%
43
32%
31%
26%
24%
15%
86
28
100
3,400
24%
159
6%
122
51%
32%
31
*9%
15
7%
57%
283.,
x6%
100
16%
7%
7%
T
23,400
91
16
16%
7%
29%
24%
39 Va
82%
26%
16 %
39%
& Smelting—1
4
100
*26
7%
39%
25
25
series
*89
25
10%
x36%
*
26%
57%
•
38%
*82
93
24%
*26
7%
39
2jl
*89
16%
•120
72
91
7%
39
71
*98%
39%
82%
16%
122
176%
10C
39
7%
7%
37%
93%
38%
25
*98%
*82
24%
42
5
—100
Corp
Zinc Lead
85
(
100
98%
*120
100
5%%
54%
1
25
25
preferred
Preferred
55%
100
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6ft
55%
1
Co-
Viscose
55:t 4
25
Snuff Co common
Refining common
preferred.—
6%
55%
14%
14%
156% 156%
6%
6%
28%
28%
5
.
noncumulative preferred
Steel Foundries
American
55%
53
100
Razor
Stores
54%
58%
American
7%
54
29%
preferred
6ft
82
29%
36%
American Seating Co
7 ft
39%
82
56%
1
preferred
American Ship
38%
82 %
16
.
Amer Rad <fc Std Sany common—5
7ft
*98%
39
25
Co
& Chemical
American Safety
100
82%
No par
Gas
3,100
38%
24%
5
Co
17
17
900
*98%
*26
1
Corp
1,100
83%
*90
2
20
American Molasses Co
American
20
16
26%
No par
preferred
American
13%
97
101
38%
-
33
*82%
Metal Co Ltd common-No par
Amer
13%
97
*15%
54
American Mach <Ss Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
Co
4
149
16
Anaconda
90% Apr
151
97'/a
81
39% Jan
footnotes
2
150
16
72% Jan
13
151
13 %
Electronics Corp
12
xi51
*96'/a
Amphenol
Jan
1,200
153
16
American
42% Dec
107
17
120
177',
39%
52%
39%
.
52
3,900
39%
52%
,
3,000
1,500
119%
119%
119%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40 %
40%
40 Va
40%
37,300
10%
10%,
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,300
*26 %
26 7
*23%
120
a
26%
26 Va
*26
26'%
*26%
26%
24%
24%
24%
*23%
15%
15
15
*23%
15'/8
24'%
15
27
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
68%
75
68%
70
69%
70
69%
76
77%
77
77
;
440
200
24%
10
15%
15
15%
4,900
28
27%
28%
7,200
54,500
69%
69%
69%
77%
*76%
77%
480
40%
6,100
-
Anchor
31% Dec
107
17
Amer Machine & Metals
2,000
109%
1
preferred
201%
108
American Investment Co or 111
prior
16,900
;
113
13 %
7
0
2
20 V4
30%
111
97%
5%%
49
115
15%
29% May 17
May
20%
1,200
110
*96%
14
18
29
27
20%
*48
*13
131% Feb
25% Jan
4
49
*48
16%
6
6
49
13%
Tobacco common
13
*48%
97', a
Tel
*un
49
16
American
10% Jun
*48
49
*96%
American
41 %
2,000
*13
4
12
23
16 %
81
21
22%
13%
78% Jan
9% Jan
22%
22 »/a
96%
American Sumatra Tobacco
30% Feb
23%
16
13
179% Mar
2,600
22%
13%
96%
2
13
17% Dec
65
Jan
10% July 20
23% Nov 26
12
Jun
12
28%
14%
23%
1
American
9% May 13
170% Jan
2
8,900
13%
23%
No par
Amer Sugar
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
42 Va
28%
14%
107
noncumulative preferred—100
0ft
40
7
41%
28%
14 %
American Ice Co common
53% May 31
18
42%
28%
14%
American International Coiuj
American
45% An
123% Feb
42
28 %
14%
107
10
Amer Smelt & Refg com
4
42%
28%
151%
63% Jun 11
195% Vri 24
'
10% Dec
10
Optical Co
18% Jan
42
14%
1
News
158
42%
28%
14%
*48
12.50
SS Co
42 %
28 %
Products
American-Home
45% Mar 12
16
5
Corp
42%
281A
14%
23
14%
£2%
Secur—No par
American Hawaiian
31
Apr
30% Jun
Dec
20
—_1
Corp
American
28
3
Enka
American
58% May 15
42
28
—
Tiling
3
37% Feb
July 24
,
issued
37% May 17
33% May
120% Jan
2
129% Mar 26
When
83%
Hocking Glass
8.25
Common
$4
Corp—
preferred
Clayton
No par
& Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp—.— 10
Anderson
Andes
Copper
Mining
14
39
94
45 %
38'%
*34%
39%
38%
94
46
40%
35%
*91%
39 %
39
95
*91%
45
45
44%
39%
40%
35%
35%
393,',
40
40
4Q
30
92
92
91
91%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45'/a
1,300
X39%
39%
39
39%
38%
39%
14,000
*35%
36
35 s%
*35%
36%
300
96
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2814)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
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' LOW AND
*:*
HIGH
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
June 1'}
June 13
June 1J
June 10
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
*
■+ 4
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
Lowest
th" Week
Friday
is'iares
June 11
'
28
41V* Apr
39% Apr
9
5
35% Jan
23
28% Mar 27
36
Jan
4
Argo
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
14
51% Feb
12
65% Jan
2
Armco
15% Feb
7
24
2
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
26 Va Nov
29
Dec
5
82
May
25% Feb
37% Mar 27
Jan
22
4% Dec
11
4
297/s.Feb
16
12
9
28% Feb
12
Jun
14
Jan 23
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
25% Nov 21
33% July 25
9
Oct
97
55
89
38%
38
38
32 %
32%
32%
Steel
2,300
I/O
O'i \
57
58%
58%
57 3 4
58%
58 V*
58%
30,500
Co
&
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13Ta
13%
14%
14
14%
31,600
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
6,100
88
88%
88%
88%
*87
88 >4
28%
28%
29
*29
29%
6 iii
5%
6
1(J
Corp
of
5
Illinois
27%
88
18%
30%
7
Artloom
1
34
May
Carpet Co Inc
26% Dec
27
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
32%
32%'
5.25%
Nov
28
90
88% May 20
Jan
2
,7
Jan
23
95
35 % Jan
5
29
8
49 % Jan
11
41% Feb
12
57% Jun
6
20
84 y2 Jan
4
94
78
Jan
1
67
Jun
5
9
10
Jan
14
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
30% Jan
2
Aug
34% Oct 29
8
26
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
49% Feb
24
43% Jan
3
3% Feb
5
7% July 12
15 % Jan
8
31% Dec
29
58 y8 Dec
11
Jan
16
15
>
32 y8 Jan
3
95% Jun
12
102
85
13
95
19
May 10
Apr
105
53
13
Jun
41 y8 Feb
68% Jan 27
58% Mar 13
67% Oct 24
28
V
11
9
Jan
19
14
Sep
12
12% Jan 22
Jun
12
16
12% Oct 31
44
6
39
Jan
43
May 28
.
19VaJan
Apr
s..
44
Jan
8
11
71% May 22
16
17
%
31% Mar 14
July" 13
Feb
11
134%
106 'A Jan
117% Sep 13
25% Jan 23
37 y2 Jan
9
43 y8 Dec
28
;
94
Dec
'
v
'
Jun
14
48% Jun
9
26
27 ys Feb
12
Feb
6
10% Mar
Jan
3
18
85
■
"
130% Oct
44 y8 Dec
19
53
31
77% Aug
.
146
Dec
Dec
172% Feb
20
Beck
<.
l% Jan
Feb 27
32% Jan
:
Feb
15
45%-Apr
12
54% Jan
7
11
49%
13
14 y8 Feb
11
70% Mar 15
75
6
46% Jan
7
11
43% Jan
Feb
Mar
«
t
14 y8 Dec
Dec
29% Jan
6
33 % Jan
2
12
3
3
17
Apr 23
'Jan
9
s
.;
23% Feb
12
32
Apr
15
12 Ya Apr
30
16% Jan
3
14 y8 Feb
12
17 % May 27
Dec
3
48% Dec
12
Bon
9% Jan
2
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
5
38% Feb
25
46
Jan
10
78% Apr 23
87
Jan
22
48% Jun
53% Jan 24
98% Feb
10
6238 Jun
7,
3
29% Jan
3
15
28
19% Jan
61% Jan
3
37% Apr 26
47% Jan
10
Oct
1
14% Jan
31
9% Jun
35% Dec
31
54% May 10
29% Feb
41
12
11 % Jan
38% Jan
28
58
9
42% Jan
3
Jan
11
31
24 y8 Apr
6
8% Jun
10
13% Jan
14
35 y8 Jun
8
48% Nov
16
40% Apr
47
Jan'
10
May
28% Feb
14
44
% Dec
17
41
Jan
8
21
92 % Oct
26
100
Feb
29
85
32 % May 25
37
48
54% Jun
30
90
Jun
36% Jun
13
14
25
15
Jan
15
591
51'V >60%
19
18:,4
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r
30V
30%
44%
44',.
i
473b
142
14%
14 %
14%
14%
71%
71
%
71%
71 Va
59 %.
62%
X62%
37%
38%
38%
28
23 %
62 3 4
39 v
"2.7v:»
Va
623'b
42%
48:%
100
2.50
Feb
1
Feb
11
33
Jan
17
21
Jun
11
29% Jan
11
Bullard
20 Va Dec
10
23
8
18% May 23
21
Jan
63
Sep 20
77% Feb
8
62
May 21
65
Jan
24
72
Dec
85% Mar
6
69
May 23
74
Jan
23
28% Jan
'
27
23
46% Sep
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
Oct
26
31% Jan
U
Va
50
*15%
15%
15 %
15% v
15 Va
15%
15sa
15%
;38%
38%
38
38
38
38%
38 Va
38%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
93
9%
9%
9%
36%
36%
x36%
36%
36 %
36 v
36%
36%
36 Vb
3638
J'45%
45%
x44%
45 %
45
45
*44%
45 Vi
*44%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
5
25% May
98
.
41 %
42
411/4
41-%
50
50%
50>?8
54 %
Jan
3
29
Jan
11
Bush
12 % Apr
34% Dec
105 %
23
Aug
16
14
14
Jun
5
31
3
101
10% Jan
T
10
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
38
4% Dec
5% Feb
12
12% Jan
20
16 Va Mar 20
11% Apr
5%. Jun
22
Feb
—
13
44Va Jan
4,200
14
14%
14
14 v i
14 Va
14 Va
14
14 vb
2,200
*44%
45
*45
4538
45
44 Vi
44%
7 58
59%
58%
59'%
58 Va
59 v
4
10,700
26%
*26%
2634
26 v4
26%
1,300
43 Va
43%
4,700
19%
20%
18,100
*61
69
6% Jan
37% Jan
4
43% Jan
3
17V/J Jan
3
32% May 29
13 Vi Jan
2
75% Dec
98
7
78% Jan
2
84
Feb
27
52% May
2
56% Jan
29
?5 Oct 30
1
4% Nov
66
July 11
33 Vi Apr
30% Nov 29
6
36% Mar 16
24% Apr
29 Vi Feb
60
56% Apr
49% Mar
Aug 22
For footnotes
see
page
6
28.
Packing
24
*29%
41 %
5
Corp
10
..
16% May
,
Campbell Red Lake Mines LtdI
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
5 %
Hepla
;
—
,
-
—
_
_
_
27% May 15
4
12
1
8
5%
11 %
&
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
36% May 13
52
Jan
2
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
Mills
Ry
Co——
64%
'
68 '
a
64%
*61
68%
70
46%
46
;,.*17Va m7ta
.
:
24 Vs
237b
46 Vi
473h
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8
1013u
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12
a
5%
■.
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463a
171'a
17%
24
2378.
■
'
5%
31%
*101
32
32%
1.300
21%
21%
22
4,900
18%
*18Vi
18
%
1,600
12 Va
12%
18,800
68%
*66%
68%
100
64%
*61
64 3 4
*69
70
47
46%
46%
31,500
; 17%
17 Vi
17-%-
1,300
24%
23%
23%
3,300
734 V 7%
5%
123a
r
5%
12 V
7%
7%
3.200
35
a
5%
5%
-1
5%
5%
5%
32%
33 V
15'a
42
39%
41 Vi
70
41%
5,100
5%
n
5,700
12%
13 V8
10,700
5%
5%
5%
8,000
33%
6,700
15-%
4,600
33%
33
15%
b
5,300
5%
33
15%
41
102
101
12%
5%'
12
12'A 7
1534
102
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3438
33 V4
33
16
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102
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102
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12 V
17%
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12
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30
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.
19%
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15%
15
%
5
•
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81%
*79
81
*79
52%
52 %
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52'%
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52 %
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27%
26%
26%
35%
36 'a
36
36%
50%..
50
50
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27 Va
27 Va
25
35%
36
*50
50 %
:
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■
.
81
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81
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81
No par
No par
12
12%
68%
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18
*
1
Calumet
18-%
-
12%
47
46
*17%
_^15
Inc—/——_t_—5
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
8
17
Feb
California
2
21%
v
44%
44
*85
'
*101%
11
32
22 3 «
••
5
11
18%
31%
*66%
;
64%
*68
Byers Co (A Ml common
No par
17o participating preferred—100
7% Jan
.
■■■' 18%
19
'
84%
21%
21%
18
5% Aug
9
34% Nov 23
13
Dec 12
21
31
21
18%
*
„
30%
21%
44%
*313a
30%'
2118
'
20
84%
20
84%
43%
43%
19%
84%
'
45
19%
42%
30 Vb
—___1
Zinc——.
20%
*
84%
19%.
.5
i
57%
20
41 Va
*84
No pari
—1
10
7VaJan
17.300
14 %
7 Tb
14% Jan
,
53 Va
90
14
Inc—_I
Co
&
52%
*85
36%
preferred—
Copper
53'%
90
36 %
Butte
104% Feb 26
Mar 12
4
*85
9,100
3631
'
7% Jun
90
600
41%
41
5.400
36%
—No par
L—5
——5
;
—
52 3
53%
52%
*87
2.000
4
9 Vb
45«
36 va
—10
Terminal
1.100
5.900
36%
Co
B'dler Bros
4
90
12%:,
19
2,300
9%
36%
66%
47% May 27
15%
38 v2
90
12 V«
8
15%
38%
36%
66%
12
i
90
—.100
3 % % .preferred
1
i_
l.100
4% % second preferred.—:.
i.100
Burroughs Corp—
5
27
3,900
36%
Burlington Industries Inc com_^_J
17% Jun
23% May
4J %
-
36 %
23
33% Feb
6
49
*80
'
8
Aug 15
40% Jan
20
49 Va
1
15
Co
Co
49
'
5
:
Co common
Watch
4,000
25,500
49
23
,4%.
1,000
81
50
14% Jan
3
7
49-%
74% Jan
Mar 18
661% May
?
62 Vi
42
2.200
^.100
—10
:
preferred
Bulova
2
3
81
43%
Co
Buffalo Forge Co
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
29
Dec
61%
41'%
*78 Va
J
*
*78V8
81
44
26
42%
250
*,«
23
27
S2 %
42
100
16%
10%
"'16
38 y« Jan
(The)
617b
>
81
27
Budd
4,200
>
Co. lnc__
Bucyrus-E'rle
3,100
72,800
23 %
413.i
42%
45
19
23 Vi
61 Va
41 7b
26%
Mar
23
a
13.100
*73%
81
V; 57
81% Jan
23 3
61
61%
42%
56%
16% Jan
23%
«.
*10'%
26%
30
29
45%
5,800
28 >%
44'A"
22'%
10%'
45%
Nov
2834
28 Va
45ss
10%
26 %
12% Aug 21
28%
28
45
10%
54%
65
28%
28
46 va
103,
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
.
29v'4
28,/a
10%"
xlO%
Brown
$5
28%
10%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
9
160
5,000
7
45 %
16 'A
May 23
15
5,600
38
16%
May 28
90% Jan
7
1638
48 % May 22
52% Jan
37%
16%
28
21% May 17
63
38%
10%
60
12
Tv
62%
38
16%
4
10
64
61%
16%
2
26
7
16%,
38% Mar 11
83% Feb
14%
71
13
42% Jan
17% Feb
14'%
71
28
24
3
700
14%
71 %
13
26% July 19
56% July 18
22
3,500
28
45% Dec
95 % Jun
4,500
202,700
13
46
21% Jan
1,200
48%
28
16
5
900
30,600
•: 139
39%.
a
*27va
18
41% Jun
38 v
28
a
23
Dec
138
;
4734,
13
61%
:__j
Gas
Brown & Bigelow—
17 y8 May 28
139
6,000
:
44%
;
*27
41%
preferred
89
47
13
61
Union
Shoe
44'%
28
*78%
common
3% %. preferred
Brooklyn
30%
13
No par
—^
conv
30%
7
:•••
1%
30%
'48%
*71
a
1%,
48 Vi
14,600
61'%
18%
44
12%
25
Manufacturing
18'/a
10%
15
Co
GO'i
43'%.
12 3 4
*271
t—5
RR—
'
62%
61
,
2
2.100
12%
28
23% Oct
Jan
•
71v
10,200
44%
14%
14%
*70Va
18 %
89'%
; 49 va
>138%
ioo
;
39%
1234,
16%
25% Jan
17
139%
'
39
i%
47'a
70
3,400
11
'.*86
18%
'48
32 '
x27%
39% Nov
Aug 29
139 %
61
44 v4
443a
48 3'4
•\
18%
v
43% .,44
>
120:-
5,900
43
*10%
18%
48va
84
22.%
31%
1
94
7.1%
30%
5,200
84
39%
Vi
6,500
22%
Hi
18%
*
290
17%
39%
-
*41%
31% '32%
60
rl4%
-
96
85%
18%
48-%
140% •:
17
Feb
'
2,500
142
*94
22%
39 %
30% :
.48-
v-
35
35
r43
*86
i%;
44%
47
2,200
17%
18%
1% : ■
8,400
16 v«
38%
*10%
39Va
30%
48%
140'%
■I'-
*130
66%
17%
22%
'11
44'
*130
'.
•
1,300
16 Va
39 v'4
*41 Va
:"32%
'
35%
142",
(96
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'•
44%
.
700
2,600
65 v4
17%
61%
'
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■
39
%
443b
V 46%
r
94
44
30va
44%
47 Va
473«
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1.25
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Co
Brass
35 Vo
*94 :/
,60'/a
•;i8%
•:
.
44,
2
*130
85'
39%
-1%;,
4
45 °a
100
Maine
*42 V
95%
*80
18%
1%
4(» %
*
'—No;par
—J.—1
(Thei
&
13%
1-^48% .leva
•
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
13% Dec
;
45'''
"
1%
43«
:—I
'—1
preferred
Edison
80
13%
142
32%
60%
a-
>:18%
'f: 45 "V;
46%
*451
-J—i_50
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp—
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
11
11
18%
94
*27
Co
45%
793/b
35',4
-
*10%
39%
*86
—No par
Brlggs
11
Jan
33% Feb
18
38%
;
4
89%
23%
4Vz%
Dec
18%
39 3
23%
3%%
45%
13%
16 vb
.;'v
1,700
80%
23%
22%
41% '-'41%
f
23%
Bridgeport
12% Dec
32V a'
w r
23
preferred.
Braniff Airways Inc__
11
32
-'■■
62
66'A
'
20
61
*45%
IG'/b
l9%
Inc
210
39,600 '
'
65%
45%
Stores
9,700
50%
13 V'4
16 Vs
*83*4
'
30
—
85
80%
44
43
28
5%
2
12
23%
44%
class A
97
49 %
./•
67%
*35 Vb
84
23»4
*41 Va
29 V'4
Co
33%
96
*
94%
"
1
B
20,600
13%
-.*130
'
84
23 %
.61
16 VB
93%
29
Common
10
Feb
142
93%
45%
Ami
20,100
.13%
33 %
49%'
*42%
'
35
x34%
85
is
pwo
Cou
1,800
4 v8
44%
:
*84
.85
x66:%
16 VB
*130
96%
38%
(Delaware)———10
Boston
3
1
Aug
25 %
142
*86
_50
Borg-Warner Corp common
•'
41 y2 Oct
17
;>•
Laughlin Inc_'_—T_
2.50
—_—1—5-
Borden
12
16 Va
42
1
Inc——
Boston
57% Mar 19
16%
23
—5
Book-of-tlie-Month Club
Mar 11
:
66%
11%
—
700
13%'
81
80',4
:'•» *13%
80
44
Bond
•
50 % Apr
64
'
43
4
84
t
Airplane. Co
Class
12% Mar 16
17
45%:
Aluminum & Brass Corp—'—5
Bohn
3
•11
60.'
45
32 %
Corp
41,200
44
,
*13%
3?%
97%;
49%
17%
Gypsum Co_iU2I——— 1
Steel (Del) com.—i—8
(E W)
&
Boeing
61% Jan
1
*
39'/a
-100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Deli com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951——100
Black & Decker Mfg Co_
1
Bliss
-
25
1
Foods
'i Bliss
2
May
Jan
*45
85
17V'2
—100
Blaw-Knox Co
14
Feb
JUn
25
17
27
38% Jan
79
12
26
44
Dec
20% May
26
V
-
34 %
1
9% Dec 26
54
t
2
29% Apr
20
23 % Nov 21
12
11
Apr
65% Dec
45% July 25
'21% Dec
15% Jan
13
32% May 11
36
45 %
16%
Bethlehem
2
28% Nov 29
45V'4
-
60
60
S4
63 3
7%' preferred
64% May 17
Feb
(25% Nov 20
61
96
86%
6%
45% 7.
45'%
4%
•44
33%
95%
86%
38%
cum
Best
■
i
24
Jan
35
60%
48
47%
43
common—.—10
') Bestwall
Jun1 13
16% Jan
46% July 17
60
47
32%
Best & Co Inc——
18
Ffeb
84
50% Sep
: 50%
34%
05%
17%
Co
Aviation-
Bendlx
5%
8
5
10
48%
49
7
4vs
;
33 3i
39(4
preferred wi—
Benguet Consolidated Inc—i.
8
23
89
17%
preferred
6'%
-
1,000
1,300
'*
Beneficial Finance Co ^___i__ 1
13 Va Jun
32% Feb
96
*87.%
38 %
May
12
34%
x96
177a
May 14
9
28
13%
x34Va
*10%
&
Howell
4
43
13%
38%
Aircraft Corp..———
4%%
4%
43 V4
37%
48
Jan
4
89%
1
Bell
6
6%
457b7 45% 7
13 :in
17%
.
Bell
2
37
98
-50
Corp——10
—
13.500
11'/4
*36%
35
j..—
Savers
72%
11'A
37
13%
l
—
-71%
*.
18
6%
2.50
:
900
*17'%
■
■
95%
Inc—
20,700
18
43
%
90
9%
16%
11%
13'a
%
86'A
93i
363b
46
30
8,500
32,000
16%
71'%'.- 7
f
x42
4V8
86
*17'a
6%
*45 ',4
'7
7.
1,500
55%
*11',i
42 %
98
Si
RR
Belding-Heminway
31
155
'
*4
4'/B
63«
634
46
7"
1334
*87%.
4%% pfd—10J
Corp__—_———1
(A
Creek
Beech-Nut Life
71
!28 % Jan
Shoe
Beech Aircraft
•
Dec
Instruments
Beckman
t
89 y2 Feb
12
6%
*45 Vb
F
16'%
71
7'7
-
_____100
—
21
139 y2 Jun
J
11V4'
53%
16 %
42%
'Jo
/ Beech
43
7
36 V i
6%
*130
prior
conv
4xhc/o preferred
Beaunit Mills Inc__—i
39
9
x30
46%
preferred—Jloo
•
41% Feb
I
363«
68'
66% May 17
30
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
1
36 Vb
72%
11'%
43
2
1% Mar 18
"
18
71
66»2
3%%
50% Jan
<
*17%
42%
7
24 y8 Jan
;.>■
10
18
36
v" 3
57% Mar 11
2% Feb 24
14
Jan
71%
11 Va
*17'%
16%
16,800
91'%?
45% k
45%,
'
r) 50,400
|
9% »
29% ; 7
*89
9%*
9%'
16:V4
13%
,
Apr
8
11% Jan 28
7
Jun
68'%
*11 Va
18
13%
33
;i
8
86
7
-
10 :
97«*
11%
4
18% May 17
43% Jun 13
.
1 % Dec
'
86
86'A'
*86 / ;
(
x79%
•
64% Dec 27
8
'
36% Mar 15
101
Nov 27
„
13
39% Apr
55%
,J
1314
May' 3
31% Jan 24
42
> Apr 22
13
22% Jun
50% Dec 31
Jan 30
8
28% Feb
85
80% Feb
4
27
-
Nov 28
>20
8
31
55%
16'%
45%
86
Aug
Dec
56
10
81%
11
Jan
42
45%
16'%
1
5
20% Jan
45 Va
68 Va
7
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
Apr!
46 V8.
86 »A*
83i'
91% 7
*89
23%
9'%
29%
91%'
13 %
_100
luO
23% ;
/
30
'
55'a
79 %
May 20
i
14
Sep 17
'26% Aug
6
'?
10% May 16
12
32 % Dec
8
39
10
■i
47% Jan
91 y2
29
31
19% Jun
>80
20
Vi.
>79% 77'" 7: 7.
29%
\-,-44%.
44 31
35% May 20
102
35'A Feb
4
2
136
19
93% Jun
120
Jan 23
Nov 27
116
Jan'
*86
..
9%
30%
40%
9
Corp.,—13
(The)
Brothers
Barker
21
Apr
56%
7*89
;
1
—-10
Corp common—.5
■7
4%.% preferred
,_—
:_-50
Bath Iron Works Corp
——10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
—No par
14
Feb
39
'.■i 16
6
44%
16%
6%
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
7 Barber Oil Corp—
;
9
13% Jun
54% Feb
v
67% Nov 26
16% Aug 21
86
i
-v:
24
7 '#. 9 Va
978-
"
a
29:i4-
7
993ii
;
>2
57% Jan
Apr
5
71% Feb 13
44'%
55 Va
36% '
90
,,.7.
91
•
29%
90
56 Va
43%
common.——100
Ohio
&
77
23%
24
23 VB
9 >4
9% '
.
29 31
91%'
44 Vi
1
Co
'V
a
7
a
4%. noncumulative preferred—100
May 16
63
44
82 y» Jun
42% Jan
Baltimore
50% May 16
.
Wilcox
&
preferred series B
preferred series C—
4%
23-% 77 f
35%-
of Amer___5
Co
4%%
7
23%
9
29%
uvi
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co——No par
8
23%
H
*17%
Inc—
(B T)
Babcock
28
1,000
67
20
•Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
15
Mar
Feb
490
78
($1.20)—Nopai
prior pref
Babbitt
4
35% Feb
7
2
■
60
12
5% Jan
46% Jan
•.
Feb 25
_20
$2.25
>
91
77%
16%
Mfg Corp (Thei common.—_3
conv preferred
—No par
Avco
24
Feb
113
21
41% Feb
12 y8
7
33
89
common—No par
Nichols
Conv
Automatic Canteen
47 % May
35% Feb
17
Nov
39% Mar 13
5
48% Dec
'
•.
33
92
77
9%
preferred—
Austin
32%'
90
77%
85 %
Corp common——
5%
Atlais Powder Co^
14
May 15
Jan
8
38
5% Sep
4% Dec 17
r
18V4 Mar 22,
22% Jun
35% May 24
Atlas
13 Va Mar 28
37% Sep 26
,v Dec
24
Jan 24
11% Jan
91
13
9
Sep 13
16% Jan 19
85
25
1
18% Jun
15% Dec 27
11% Jun
Jan
11% Jan
32%
98%
76%
53 Vi
'
18
32%'
,93%
77%
44
No par
Refining common
__10
$3.75 series B preferred——100
9
Apr 25
16% Apr
4
32%
93%
76%
9
Atlantic
10% May 28
2,200
32%
93
91%
RR
*
1,500
94
100
Line
19,400
76%
X29%
Coast
Atlantic
io%;
I
22%
10
:
39 % Feb
900
32%
•
,
10
preferred
*32 %
32%
City Electric Co com__6.50
Atlantic
4%
»
—
32%
94
100
._—lo
preferred—
non-cum
9
99% Feb
8% Nov 29
95
5%
/
47% Aug 14
83 y2 Nov
>
6
3u% Jun
27
63% May
43% Jan 27
61% Feb
Feb
101
11
*32
32%
7v%:
1
1st preferred
Common
Jan
400
30%
Associates Investment Co__
10% Feb
27
32 ','u
9,100
19%
Common.
6
'
13
30 Vi Mar
17
32 >b
210
6
30 3-,
28
10
32%
5%
30%
1
6
Jan
Jun
10
32 %
6
-18%
.
78
9% Jun
6%
1
Inc
Ashland Oil & Refining com
103
22% Jun
6%
2nd preferred $1.50 series_.No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Industries
'
3
*28%
29
6%
6
1
„_
27%
88%
"28
4,200
32 %
6
19% May
Corp——-5
>:
58 :
-
2.50
Arvin
31 % May 31
63% Jan 22
27
88%
26%
88;:%
Constable
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
11% Aug
30
Nov
10
4
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75
preferred
No par
33% Apr 29
16% Feb
:
32%
Arnold
6% Jun
27% Apr
38
32%
4
12
Mar 29
38%
32%
5
17
20
11
38%
32%
18
4% Feb
30% Mar 29
15% Jan
27% Oct
38%
32%
Feb
14
Jan
38%
32%
Jan
17
Feb
28
38%
31%
92
Jan
18
31% Mar 15
38%
o
Corp_
30
86
13
8% Jan
5
267/s Jun
Oil
32% jun
8
2
6
102% Mar
18 '/a May 24
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
39% Apr 25
3
35 % Jun
27% Jan
52 %
*51%
52
10
27
-
'
27
27
27
600
35%
36%
35%
36
21,900
50 V "a
49%
50%
*50 V
a
1,100
Volume 185
Number 5647
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
I
(2815)
r*J
t
Ranee for Previous
1
Year 1956
!'
Lowest
-
Lowest
237V Dec
12
41
31 TV Jan
23
45 % Aug 17
22
Nov
14
Nov
30
Nov
•
11 TV
18% Apr
19
Feb
12
223A Jan
2
18% Jan
!!
104
102
■;* ,i
Nov
12
72 % Apr
65% Jan
11
47
20% Feb
13
14
Feb
Feb
14% Feb
27
75
Jan
13
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20
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19
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19
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18
4
69% Jan
9
118% Jan
9
10
17
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28
28
50
31
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11
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1
30
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40
5
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12
10
2
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5
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9
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2
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29
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20
109
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185
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3
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16
22
28
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43
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103
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12
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19
45
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4
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6
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10
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3
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94
18
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Jan
14
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Clevite Corporation
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6
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12
27
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104
11
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15
83
15
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2
4
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65
175
12
8074 Mar 26
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80
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May 16
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13
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9
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31
Jan
Jun
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1
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175
Apr 24
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3
27
38% Feb
26
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30
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&
29%
17%
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1—100
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31
50% Jan
Dec
■'
Apr 25
2
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f-
11
12
70
8
9
8774 Jan
103
Jun
15%
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29%
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25,400
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34
preferred
Illinois Public Service.
RR Co of N J—,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
89% Nov 30
347V Jan 26
18
Mar 26
Jan
.39% Feb
3
93
15%
107
65%
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1
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957V
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21%
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5%
Shares
21%
517V
217V
49
98
24%
7V
58
21%
the Week
29%
69
-
Friday
June 14
.
55'A July 10
47'A Jan
6
20
54
3
29% July 10
102%Aprr 4
3
37'A Jan
,
7
12% Jan
69% Mar
1
No-par
Cliamplin Oil & Refining Co.l
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Mar 15
34% Apr 29
437/2 Apr 29
2974 May 10
25
43% Mar
4
106
-...100
Gas & Elec
Cerro -de Pasco
8
20% May 20
61% Jan 14
12
46% Feb
11
30% Mar 11
39% Jan
2
3
71% Jan
Dec~20
10% Jan
Apr 27
26% Jan
27% Nov 19
-
29
31% Jan
36% Dec
Central'Hudson
Central Illinois
11'/;
5
28% Feb
31% Feb
Jan
25% May 10
59 'A Feb 12
99 TV Mar 18
19% Jun
15%
100
69
58%
94%
97 7/2
-
25'A
1017V
5%
95
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par
317/4 May 2.
49% Jan 24
'
5%
94
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com
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
14
69% Nov 21
1093A Nov. 21
24% Jan 16
1027a
10
preferred series ®
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,
25% Feb
90
167V
102%
i'
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22%
.22%.
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16%
■
38% Jun
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
443A July 18
29% Nov 29
35%
•'
32% Feb
108
6% Nov 28
533/4 Jan
Aug
A
9
„
44
22%
100
11% Jan 10
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
43% Jan > 2 'V Cessna Aircraft Co
3% Jan. 11
Chadhourn Gotham Inc..
69% Jan' 9
Chain Belt Co
Feb; 7
27% Apr
5
45% Dec 12
21
22% Oct
45
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1
common
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59% Jan
/
2
30% Apr
2% May 28
57% Mar 13
8
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11
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36
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May 20.
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8
14
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57%
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.
13
16% Apr
3
,.
3
4
Feb
34% Jan
26
4% Jan
2
V- 7% Jun
25
6738
47/2 c/o conv preferred series
.A_100
Celotex Corp common
.1
r-'
5% preferred ___L_—
1
8
Jun
29%
97%
30
100
58'A
1ft ,v Central Aguirre Sugar Co
L
5
^ CentraF Foundry Co^.
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Mar 14
513A Jun
Aug. 17
75% May
313/8 May 24
7
7
Jan
May
28
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25 7'5»
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51 % May
9
79 '* May
9
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Oct
94
14
23
73
77% July 19
£-
27% Feb 28
34
14% Mar
'
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•
15'
■;
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577 a
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Celanese Corp of Amer
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8
1L
497/a
6572
v
18% Feb 28
3
37 % Apr
'
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21% "
46
24%
preferred
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46
5
common
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Caterpillar Tractor
21%
457V
98
7%
;
21%
29%
Sales for
Thursday
June 13
457'e
%
'
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1
43
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54% Dec 18
"
8
Feb
July 24
Aug, 9
41% July 27
19% NOV: 28
V
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35
j.
Nov
Jan
38% Jan
4
16
17% Mar 22
61
Aug 14
76
25
12% Mar 16
57% Apr 13
86% Jun 12
9
157V Oct
-
20
(J I) Co
-
June 12
297/3
r___10
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common
Wednesday
2274
2a Va
5
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17% Jan
8
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Jan 11
12
31 aA Teh
13
100
65% Feb 25
47% May 3
20
Jun'22
'''*■*
43
17
Corp
47/2% preferred _!
Carriers & General
1
8
Jan
'
14
17% Dec
96
3
119
11
Jan
85% Feb
Carpenter Steel
1
June 11
21%
44%
—
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17% Jun 13
116% Jan 14
5% Mar 0
99% May 9
3
1
(Philip)
Carrier
Apr 26
22% Jun
Mar 28
101% Apr
Inc_
Tuesday
June 10
Mfg Co_
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power &
Light
No par
26
12
5
21% Jan
21
647V Dec 21
34
Jan
Carey
6
14
5
9
-
25% Mar
Airlines
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
..Carborundum (The) Co
32 % May 22
105
Mar 21
50% Feb
55% Feb
95% July 18
11
13
r
EXCHANGE
Capital
■"
42% Jun
■
5%
Dec
13% Nov 23
4
51V/4 Jun
12
97% Jun
;
;
26% Jan
12
22
9
Mar
119% Jan
21
65% Jan 23
94
18
38 3% Feb
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
;
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May 28
Dec
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
27% Apr
2
65% Dec >31
V
9
2014 Jan
100
t.
29 Va Mar 20
49% Nov 20
43
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121
227V Nov 29
403,4 Feb 29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
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Highest
101
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75
75
40
83
3,700
370
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Jan
23
39
Nov
5
127'A Sep
20
141
Jan
5
127
100
Apr
30
139
15
Jan
125
8
Jan
13
100
Jan
21
106
Mar
5
Nov
78% Aug 15
507V Jan 13
9874 Dec 20
1317V Mar
2
40% Jan
99
800
40%
Nov~29
75
Dec
2
Jan
Apr
9
41"
Feb
5
75
Jun
Coca-Cola
83
Apr
17
357V Dec
10
47
50'A July 30
51% Mar 12
47% Mar 12
50% Feb
28
39% Jan
18
507V Apr
25 '
53
11
59
Dec
11
36% Dec
3
54
Nov 30
6674 Apr
9
50
Dec
597V Feb
16
27
1374 Feb
25
11
Feb
Jan
50% Feb
cumulative
Coca-Cola
1374 Nov 21
27% May 28
27
4%
Apr 17
46% Jan 14
13
9
i
Climax Molybdenum
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred
i—
8
800
27
94% Mar
5
11474 May
17
62% Jan
12
437s Mar
2
23% Jan
19
76 74 Jun
16% May 31
3334 Jan
2
3
57
Mar
6*
Apr 23
28
34% Dec
19
227V Jun
28
34'A Dec
41
128
128'A
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(The)
—No par
Internat'l Corp
A'/o
21
367V May 15
35% May 15
167V Feb
13
18
Jan
8
Feb
25
Aug 23
207V Jun
14
84'A Jan
3
44% Nov 20
28% Nov 23
247V Sep 25
747V Jun
10
78% Jan
11
Apr 12
367V Mar 22
1
48% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
317V Dec
18
27
44% Oct
54
Combustion
13
31% Mar 18
347V May 17
Engineering
527V May 14
19% Jan 11
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
42 TV Mar
Commonwealth
58
1
Jan
16% Nov 21
217V Mar 20
383/4 Dec
447V Mar 19
100
8
Nov
Dec
20
29
101% Dec
6
43
Apr
Feb
12
467V Jan
16
15% May
7
39
94
Jan
7V Jun
2
14
3
10% Jan' 9
4% Nov 23
137V Dec 31
87V Feb
6
874 Mar 16
47V Apr
104
8
15
Dec
18
Jan
4
227V Jan
26
30% Mar 26
167V Dec 27
12
42% Nov 15
23 % Mar 19
44
Dec
14
497V Mar 22
100
Nov
29
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26%
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15% Dec
36%
31
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9
43
Jun
14% Feb
15
Dec
28
347V Jan
JO
23
19
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Jan
92
Dec
39% Feb
18
Nov
26
14% Jan
9
517V Mar 13
19
112
Dec
18
109% Feb
82% Dec
31
93
Jan
28
23
88
19
104
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Dec
31
Sep
Mar 12
42% Feb
11
10
Dec
27
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1117V Dec
5
12
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5
footnotes
see
Aug
3
page 28.
83
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3
18
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16
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48
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103
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3
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6
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13
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6
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8
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17
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78
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,
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50
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19
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3
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Continental Copper &
123A Feb
14
16% Oct 22
12
Jun
10
15% Jan
7
Industries
22V* Feb
15
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19
22
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26 3/4 Jan
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43
Sep
20
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6
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1
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Jan
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14
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1
1
7
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0
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6
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3
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10
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1
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1
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10
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5
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Coty Inc———
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4
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3
28 y# Oct
11% Dec
1
2
66%
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3
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152
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9%
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79
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5
6 y* Jan
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15
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Copperweld Steel Co common.
11
49% May 21
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6
8
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10
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14
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52
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24% Jan
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3
54 V* May
2
6
9
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
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June 14
Thursday
June 12
June 11
June 10
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
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12
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14
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29
Dover Corp
68 Vb Jun
14
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10% Jan
14
75
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23% Dec
21
20
May 29
1
20%
82% July
10
23
95% Sep
J2% Nov 29
Jan
13
11% Jan
1
May
9
16% Mar 21
7
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
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38% Jun
Dixie Cup Co
Dobeckmun Co (The)—:
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
69
8
39 V* Apr
13
Apr
26% Dec 26
10
47% Feb
24% May
5
31
56% Mar 26
Chemical Co
5
64
42% Feb
573/4 May 13
Dresser Industries
53%
55
19% May
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
50o
1
19
19
1
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11%
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—No par
8%
8%
8%
3
2
2
12% Jan
10
91
44% Nov 20
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23
21% Feb
3
171/4 Jan
2
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14
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10% Jun
12
6% Oct
1
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17
Apr
121% Feb
6
100% Jun
3
12
Jan
9
15
1
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1
176% Mar
6
12
203% May 16
Duplan Corp
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237
102% Dec 28
83% Dec
26
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20
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50
Feb 27
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12
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1
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2
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14
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54
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12
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4
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11
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62
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36
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196
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82
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Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
28
200
42%
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41%
Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
—
100
0
900
6,400
8%
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-1
Steel
Co
Empire District
14
32% Apr
15
27 V* Jan
8%
10
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
7
35 V* Apr
11
8%
35%
35%
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
L—5
L
Emerson
14
19
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8%
35%
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12
18%
10%
8%
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18%
10%
8%
197 %
100
1
5
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May 20
6% Jan
15
70
see
34
32% Feb
25% Jan
footnotes
40'% Jun
8
193% Feb
98
9
53/4 Mar
9
23
Jan
13
27% Apr
9
12
27
Nov
For
15
28% Feb
30%
9
18%
10%
18%
10%
8%
100%
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott Co common
5% preferred
5% conv 2nd preferred
31
18%
11%
195 3'4
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
—10
1
19
102
Electric Auto-Lite
3
52V* May 10
44% Feb
29% Dec
Stainless
Elastic Stop
18%
195%
preferred
4%%
23,400
83
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
L
4%% preferred
—100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
16
15
May 16
6%
36,000
55 Va
101 Va
—
Kodak
68%
54%
193%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
27% May 8
81 y2 Apr 11
77% Mar 15
32% Jun
Nov
100
Eastern
Eastman
12,100
67%
55%
83 %
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com—10
AV2V0 prior preferred
100
5
21
67%
54%
103%
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
Eastern Corp
14
20%
66%
54%
194'%
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
58y4Mayl3
105% Jun
21%
67
54%
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:
43 y8 Feb
20%
GG %
54%
192
DWG Cigar Corp
36% Feb
21%
66%
54
*102
4.20%
46
Jan
12%
77J/a
5
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
39
13
75
No par
No par
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
.43
12%
(E I) & Co—
Common
Preferred $4.50 series—
Preferred $3.50 series
Mar 27
110
13
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6,900
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60
Volume
Number 5647
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2817)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
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Range for Previous
•-
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
June 10
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
June 12
June 11
the Week
Friday
June 13
June 14
4
15% Jan
Shares
29 Vt July 17
20
21% Jun
10
26
Apr 30
Evans Products Co
s
21%
22%
22-%
23%
22%
23%
23
23'/a
23
23
10,100
Mar 23
14% FeD
5
18
Jun
16%
16%
16%
16%
X16%
17 J/4
17'%
18
18
14,900
51% Apr 16
IIIIIII3
17'%
1
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp_I—11"
i
42% Apr
20% Dec
43%
44 %
43%
44
43%
43%
43 %
43%
Jun
14
65
53%
54
53%
53%
9% Jun
10
12% Jan 24
20
13
.
*43%
6,000
44'%
F
38 V» May
1
59% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
*10% 8cp 26
53
26
10% Dec
15% Now
15% Dec 28
20
16,;
68% Sep
20
Feb
2
-
11
3
67% Jun
12
67% Jun
Feb
11
62 % May 13
Oct
10
44 Va
7
14% Dec
10
43% Jan
11
23
13 % Feb 12
51% Feb 14
27
Dec
27
55
5
31% Jan
Feb
41% Aug 17
35
32
Feb
19
Mar
29% Feb
1
18% Dec
4
21% Sep
10
16% Apr
5
25
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
31% May
25
29% Nov 29
43
May
1
135
May
1
Jan
Jun
14
8
104
7
57
24% Jun
13
91% Jun 27
54
Jun
10
Feb
98
10
3
Feb
41
Nov 23
21% Mar 12
Jan
2
Filtrol
4
Firestone
106
10
12 % Jan
12
18
14% Jan
36% Feb
13
50% Aug
2
44% J;wa
18
Deo
12
18
35% Feb
83% Dec
10
Apr
Feb
82
77
13
159
Nov 30
109
13
100
4Va%
Firth
4
21
•-26%
93
6
III7%
Feb
4
134
May 15
3
92
39%
3% %
preferred
Ford Motor Co
59% Mar 19
2
16
Feb
12
41% Apr 18
13% Nov 28
35% Feb
13
11% Jan
2
31
13% Mar 12
11% Apr
11
78
July 18
97 % Mar 20
86
24
110 % Apr
17
14
Rjb
9
16% Mar 22
15% Apr 24
16% Jan
9
Froedtert
22
Dec
11
38% Apr 23
94
Mar 29
18% Jun
10
24% Jan
8
Fruehauf Trailer
30% Oct 24
24
4
Jan
68% Jun
18% Apr
58%
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58 V a
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89
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55
55%
55%
56%
17'/a
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48
49
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14%
11%
11%
600
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108%
5,800
15%
15%
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11%
11 Va
106 %
107 V*
106'/a
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132
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59
59
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93
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49
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11%
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9%.
121%
55%
46%
Co
'48%
7
17
10
Corp
95
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t
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Freeport Sulphur
64,soo
96%
*101% .102%
9%
55%
54%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Francisco
61%
;
■
17%
Foster-Wheeler
60'%
128
'
89
89%
55%
3
6,700
96
41
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128
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3
140
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61
61%
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128
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5,000
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Jan
58 Va
5
52% May 21
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58 J/4
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95
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12%
93
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58 J/4
•
60
59
100
Foremost Dairies Inc—.
29
17 y4 May
10
.
10%
41%
58
40 •{ a
*88%
Co__No par
9%
40%
53 Va
1
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9%
'
58%
&;
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57%
May 14
3
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12%
I'ood Fair Stores Inc common
Apr 25
84% Jan
111
6
95
V
48%
50 J/4
40%
/ '■95
;
9%
:'••■•' 40
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51— 15
Food Machinery & Cheni Corp.—10
3 % % convertible preferred—100
65% May 15
5
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-
61
/'/;
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Va
—
40
39 %
4
19V4
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53 Va
7
98
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101 Va
50
50
35%.
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;
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/
100
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3,100
11,100
2,000
33
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98
101%
102 J%
'
105
53%
,
1
20,100
,
24%
-
30 J/a
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60%
97 V*
9%
9%
.
58%.
3
43% Jan
5
Co
Power
12
<58%
98 J/4
=
49%
12%
Florida
11
255/ii
*101%
56 %
13
11
<25%
49%
„5
common
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5.4-'%
53
25.%
'
Corp
59% Jun
Feb
1
'
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101 J/a
49%
v.
103
103
103
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•
97%
101%
,
No par
No par
1
54% Jan
79% Oct
'26
?.
53%
98
100
(The)
Power
Jan
59%
96%
1.
Carpet Co_
Co
Florida
88
July
Mar
(The)
8
53
54
<
6.25
"
'
$4 preferred
Florence Stove
10
59% May
25%
preferred
63% Mar 12
11% Dec
30%
'•19V4
•v 33
25%
53%
25%
a_
21 % Jan
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
8% Feb
30
J/4.
19%
34
J
52%
52%
Tire &, Rubber com
Flintkote
9
July
Feb
Feb
94
Corp
103
5
First National Stores
41% May 22
11% Mar 5
49% Feb 19
62
8
Feb
51% Jan 23
54% Aug 14
51
27%
30
26
28%
—lo
36. /
28V4
26:
v ;■ 27%
105
*103
100
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
66
'
16
102 V* Mar
preferred
conv
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins NY
91 y4 Feb
105% Mar 14
41
1"'
7;
24%,-
'
29%
9
9% Jun
7,
cum
27 % >
28%
2
May
34% Feb
12% Feb 27
3
4%
27%
23%
,
,
'
29'%
33
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25%
j.
__
99% Jun
,
101 % May 14
Mar 12
47
16
Jan
i
33% Nov 29
92
Dec 27
12
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27%
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34%
200
3,700
41:
29%
15%
33%
,
: 7
40%
7
28
36 J/4
19%
33%
2,800
.
/ V; '7,000
7 ;i5%
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23Va
36
ri 35%.
19%/* 7: 19'%,
7 32%
33%
26'%- ; 7 26%
28
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19
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16 Va
61
r
4
-23%
l' 36
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2,200
:
59%
5%
5%
";t 407a/ 41 % /
.
■
2,300
16 »/a
24%
70;
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15%
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41 v4
23%
/
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'36
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36
,*19%
com"Nopar
29% Jan
83% Mar 18
Deo 26
61
Feb
98
106% Jan
Deo 21
41% Feb
23%
18,700
lOVa"
11%'
58%
V
,
■
5V8 '
3,300
53%
.
9%
•
; *66
70
58%. 59 V»'
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60
22 V4
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25
.
Corp
aA
Fibreboard Paper Prod
14
47% Jan
10% Jan
_^5
2.50
67%
-6
15%
7" 53
7
16'/a / 16%
16'/a
24%. 24%Y '.,724%.
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.
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.
59
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67%-
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15%
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5%
53 3a
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'
16%
59%
5%
.
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24%
-41 >vh; r,40%
40%
r
Stores—
Dept
Ferro
32
Max 26
61
101% Nov 14
,
31% Jan 10
30% Feb 23
47
Co
Fenestra Inc
12
25T% Feb
1
Nov 19
26% May
68
Federated
2
27% Apr
26
26% Apr 29
39% Mar 23
4#% Nov 29
.53
11
Electric
'
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.15
14%
*55..
Federal Paper Board Co com
4.60% cumulative preferred
&■£ 'JLY-'i.
<•'•
53%
:-9%
.
9%
,
72
59 vifd'% .59
1
common
*66
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m
157;
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conv pfd 1953 series
._50
Mogul Bower Bearings™5
5%%
Federal
Federal Pacific
34% Jun
16%
24%
,..*66
..
9%
11%
'
1
Oct
Fedders-Quigan Corp
16%
53%
53%
11 % .t.iV*
24%
„.
n
■
25% Apr 3a
27% Jan 21
100
23
11%
;
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934
11% ■11%
1634
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2434 i 25%
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9%
9%
„
5,'
Corp.
Corp
36% May 14
20 V4 Jan 31
11
37% Mar 14
Feb
Metallurgical
Far wick
.
30% Dec 26
1
Fansteel
14
<61% May 13
41% Jun 12
14
18% Mar 12
18
36% May 7
24% Dec
13% Peli 23
12
7% Jan
5% Apr
No par
Brewing Corp
IIIIIII_l
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B
50
16% Jun
25% Jun
17
Co
Falstaff
15% Feb 26
7% Jun
&
11
7
75 V« Mar
Morse
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fa jar do Sugar Co_—
_2o'
22% Jan 22
53% Dec
:
Fairbanks
Jan
V16
11 % May 15
17
Jan
6
25% Mar
5% Dec 17
..
15
Apr 12
21% Oct
31
.
18%
70 ;
24,700
190
-
.
.
> /
/<£:•"
9% Jan
6% Dec 14
6% Feb
3
8
11% July 19
41% Dec C6
49% July 20
-.42% Feb
25% Feb
32% July 31
9-
31*■
Jan
14% Deo
33% Jan
32
July 16
16% AUg 13
12
4
;
19
'•.60% Oct
Dec
Jan
2
General
6
5
6% convertible preferred——So
General American Investors comm.!'
13
Jun
May 20
30% Jun 12
Oct
119
88
May 16
Feb
15
Dec
11
Apr 30
22% Feb 27
26% Jan
34% Feb
6
11
Mar
35
25
43
6
13
3
12% Jun
5
10% May
Apr 24
,
:
14
4 Vo
v
May 20
14% Jan 22
54% Jan
21
68% Apr
12
General
52% Jan
23
65 % Aug
2
52% Feb
5
70% Jun
12
General Electric
17
Jun
11
19
43
Oct
1
6% Dec
50% July 23
6% Feb
10 % Mar 20
31
73% Dec
Dec
31
124% Feb
85
Dec
27
Feb
1
37% Apr
4
Jan
30
24
4
9
60
Jan
21
36% Feb
25
44% May
% Jun
6
24
35% Aug 24
29% Jun
4% Feb
12
May 25
19
34
Dec
28
9
18% Dec
7
34% Jan
4
53% Dec
32% Oct
27
2
Mar
39 % May 22
24% Feb
6
12
39% Feb
12
10
21% Jun
6
2
Jan
23
46
13
34% Oct 22
47 % Nov
29
66% Apr
5
102
Nov 27
2
19/64 May 20
30% Mar 7
93% May
7
Jan
23
107
Apr 23
7
177
May
100
7
2
86% Sep
»
78
12
25% Nov 27
37 % Sep
45% Dec
13
52% Sep
9% Jan
2
90
Apr
3
95% Apr 25
25% Jan 21
18
8% Oct 31
Jan
90
75% Nov 28
12
12
-.45%
Jan
24
25% Apr 26
'
40% Jan
3
8
31% Nov
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
90
Mar 14
Oct
66
7
8% Feb
5
10
46% Mar 26
22
27% Jun
Jan
2
•f * 90
91
14
1% Deo 27
3
29% May 28
34
Feb
9
60% Dec
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec 31
99
Feb
152,700
170
5%
18,300
'
25% Feb 14
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
Nov 29
108% July 17
5% Nov 29
38% Oct
2
46% Apr
19 V4 Oct
2
23% Mar
130% Dec 31
149% Jan
3
1
11
40% Feb
25
Feb
11
<?128%
*
Jun
7
33% Mar 12
70% Apr
26% Jan
18
25% Nov 20
18% Dec 27
21% Oct 30
.18% Feb
8
14% Feb
17% May 10
14% Jan
2
96
80
4
70% May 25
9
79% Dec 27
For footnotes
79% Jan
see
Jan
page
10
3
Jun
2
8
14
45% May 15
'
20
18
21% Jan
11
Jan
78
Jan
30% Apr 1
21% May
11
17%
17%
47
47
45%
4714
4,900
25 J/4
25
251a
25
25 Yb
2 5'/a
25%
4,500
33
33 %
33%
33
33
33%
33%
43%
421a
43-
42%
43'/a
43
43 %
;
18
■
1,500
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32
1,700
34,700
81,700
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22%
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85
86') 4
34,500;
2.50
85%
100
100
$5
preferred
I
—100
5%% cumulative preferred
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—
1
♦101
107
*100
153
153
xl
•
3,400
86%
4%%
preferred
conv preferred-
4%%
Co
Products
Gerber
^
preferred
Gillette (The) Co'__
Co
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-
56%
- -
35 Va
3614
33)4
36
33 Va
34
'
5
4
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—
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5
5
12.50
5
100
_1
36
4%
4%
35%
35%
4%
4%
4'%
4
163
%
163
♦159
1
470
4,000
>
149; 500
814
200
40%
40%
14,000
12,400
27'%
■
27%
27%
90
90
90
35%
90
35
36
300
47,600
35
3514
6,200
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6,200
4'%
4%
163
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4)4
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163
300
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163
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76
78%
77'%
79
78%
79%
79fc~'
13,800
76
78'%-
74
85%
86'%
8614
87%
86'%
87 1/4
11,900
3614
36%
36%
36%
3714
37'4
2,000
54%
55 %
55
55'%
55 Va
56 Va
13,500
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
8,900
82' h
84
83 Va
85 J/4
34 %
35 Va
35
36
53
54%
53%
55 "4
1%
1%
1%
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1%
1%
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5,400
8%
8%
8%
85a
8'%
8%
8%
9 «/4
29%
30%
3014
30%
30%
31 Va
31%
8,500
30
31'%
29%
47%
48 %
47 la
48%
47%
47%
481/2
19,400
47%
48® it
46
33%
34
33%
33%
3,500
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33
33 %
33
33%
32%
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80
80
80
80
8%.
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6%
6%
34
33%
33%
80
6%
34
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61
a
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6'4
29'a
6 Va
6%
34%
34
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34
40
81
4,700
6 J/4
700
34
2,200
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74%
75
76%
77%
42%
43
4314
43%
43
43%
13,800
43 Va
21
21 Yb
21
21 Va
3,000
130
73
73
21%
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21%
130
74 %
21 Va
21 V4
129%
129%
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74%
128 Va
128'%
128'%
73
73
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-
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 V*
27%
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27%
27%
20%
74
73%
78
72%
42%
21%
21%
100
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.
%
72%
%
No par
16
6
42%
72
-
91%
35 >4
41%
'
8'/4
8'%
40%
26%
27%
26%
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91 Va
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*8'%
'
-
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42
Inc
56%
27
91%
35%
25
Co
56%
26%
,
4
26%
preferred
Bay & Western RR
(H
56%
41 »4
Ore Prop—No par
Green
56%
40%
Ry Co——No par
Greenfield Tap & Die
55%
8%
100
4
;
1
CorpA.No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
.100
Green
56
41'/a
Stores.
1
55
*814
Great Western Sugar com
7 c/o
36 »/4
40%
Steel
Northern
35%
8%
Great Northern Paper Co-Great
36%
36%
preferred
Gt Northern Iron
34%
*8 V»
Motors
Grayson-Robinson
3514
35%
(W T) Co common
3%%
34'%
8%
Batteries Inc
&
(W R)
34%
36%
26
•
•
33%
55%
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-
•
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10
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23
8
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38
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13
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preferred
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42
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29% July 18
36
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31
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.—I
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12
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18
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17
-
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138
6
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f'; $4.50
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10
9
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12
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72
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26
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43
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.
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45% May 22
14y4 Jan 30
4% Apr
4
6% July 5
Dec 31
•
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54
14
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10
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8
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6
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4
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43
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38
28
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21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, June
.
(2818)
17
1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Highest
24 % Jun
357/a Jan 13
8
27 Vb Jun
10
Jan
2
34% Jan
14
Grumman
Aircraft
98
27
83 '/a Dec
17
Dec
90
Sep
19
39% Dec
17
100
May 13
Gulf
Oil
States
2
90
Jun
14
96
Jan
29
39% Feb
13
41% Feb 21
Hackensack
89% Jan
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hall (W F) Printing Co.
71% May
27
20
107
% 9.7
146
15
Feb
48% Dec 20
24
J"n
17
2
28% Jan
11
111% Jan
10
31% May
5
-
Jan
2
$4.20 dividend preferred.-
<4.44 dividend preferred-.
-
Hamilton
4%
Water
Watch
Hammermlll
14
Harbison-Walk Refrac
15
138
14
'48% May 17
Jun
0%
29%
38% July 31
33% Feb
35% Apr
May~28~
24% May
1
39
Mar 29
8
39
Aug
18% Jkn 23
37
Mar 12
13% May 28
17% Nov 13
Dec
47
Dec
Jan
9
101
Jan
5
preferred
Oct
34
-
'54
May
6
90
Mar
1
108
14
Jan
35
24
Feb
21
Jun 14
*17% Jan 10
44% May 15
115 % Jan
47% Jan 23
61
45% Dec
54
11
47% Jan 21
27 % Feb 12
50% Feb 19
40% Jun
6
34% Feb
40% Jan
4
19
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
13% Nov 29
20% Mar 19
61% Dec
80
Oct
77% Feb
3
64
Jan
3
27% Jan
23
33% Nov
13
99
2
Co
12
127/8 Mar
May 16
15% Apr 17
2
78
Jan
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85
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17
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16
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17% Feb
11
22% Jbn
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10% Feb
32% Jan
16
40
Feb
20
74% Jun
17
11
Hires Co
Jun
11
Hoffman
10
Holland
4
25
19% May 31
28% May 22
33% Feb 11
19
59
15
Nov
Hotels
20% Jun
1
13
23
Hilton
7
*11% Jan
12
9 % Apr
25% Sep
18% Oct 22
29 % Oct
7
14% Apr 12
12% Dec 12
31
9% Dec 26
6% Apr
12
9% Feb 25
12% Jan 25
9% Nov 27
18% Dec
19% Feb
7
31
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40
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10
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4
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5
Feb
16
35% Jan
30
52% July 17
32% Apr
22
10
Hooker
89
26
103% Mar 16
85
Jun
14
Feb
8
$4.25
31
5
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13
6% Jan
4
Hotel
25% Feb
26
28% Jan
10
5%
Dec
4 % Nov
8 % Jan
23
29% Mar
21% Jan 23
2
Mar 25
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
16% Jan
35 % Dec
26
40
6
3
36
Jan
22
25
Jan
>97
3
Aug
28% Jan
24% Sep 25
3
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Dec
11
6
73
Jun
Dec
26
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10
84
Jun
4
90
Dec
26
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12
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3
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3
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11
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23
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3
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Jun
18
77
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13
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13
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13
3
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25
3
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21
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10
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24% Sep
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
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1
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4
51% Jun
34%
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May 31
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13
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9
53
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5
43% May 27
;
50% Dec
11
55
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9
45
Jun
14
44
Dec
27
54% Apr
3
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4
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
45
1
26% Jun 20
30
Nov
13
27% Jan 23
44
Jun
4.08% cumulative preferred
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
50
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42
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50
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Feb
1
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50
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50
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8
47% Apr ' 2
>
52
: Feb
11
48
Jan
15
46% Apr 23
>
31% Jun
4
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
7% Apr 19
33% Dec 11
59
Feb
Dec
29% Jun
85% July 20
31
76% Jun
7% Jun
9
50% Mar 13
13
151
11% May
73
Feb
25
148
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16
165
8
Feb
100% Dec
6
13
79
Feb
5
9% Apr
5
39% Jan 14
5
88% Jan
156
12
52% Dec 20
69% Mar 20
20
24% Mar 13
61% Jan
6
40% Jun
7
85
20
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
13
103
27% May 23
Feb
35% Dec 31
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
11
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Jan
2
May 23
92
Jan
S A
27% Mar 25
35% Jan
345
3
May 14
.
10
May 22
33% Jun
14
.38% Jan
11
139% Jun
14
156% Jan
A 777b
5%
5Va
'57b
34%
347-3
34%
*3474
17 r
17
17
•16%, '17
10
*7%
100 pesos
preferred...
Inland
par
Steel
54%
517b
31 Va
307a
30%
40
Co
30
29%
84%
1
100
84%
No par
20
5
:
43
.1
common
100
Jnterlake Iron Corp
i
1
Business Machines—^_No par
Rights (expire June 10)
-
87
87
28%
,
290
i
42 3
28%.
87
X27%
f
142
142%
140 Ya
33%
31% May 15
10
*71
Canada..___>_No par
International Packers Limited
15
110
3
76
May 2
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
100
12
9%
97 a
9%
9%
94% Mar 26
107% Jan 11
International
102 %
103 7 a
103%
1037a
91
;
14% Mar 13
9% Jan'
98% Nov 29
144% May
7
106% Mar 13
89% Jun
87 % Dec
15% Feb
12
7
85
Sep
13
21% Apr
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
19
17% Jan
19
86
Feb
Aug
3
112% Jan
44% Feb
20
38% Jan
98
6
2
13
2
2
Feb
23% Mav
-
40% May 23
>51% Apr 23
International Salt.,
No par-
14% Feb 19
Interstate
Power
19% Jan
2
32
Apr
2
Jan
28
No pav
:
Intertype Corp.™
32 *
2
56% Nov
130,
Feb
19
43% Feb
12
120% Dec
17
7
122
May
a
.28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
Jan
13
22
International Silver common.
International
19
10% Mar 19
13
29% Oct
1
8*% Aug 31,44% Oct 15
83
Dec 27
48% Apr
Island
$6
:
Creek
Coal
preferred
.43% Jim
H
24
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
55
47% Jan
28
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
83
5
43% Feb
11
69
12
2
58% Apr
1
85
Mar 21
8
62% Nov
94% Nov 30
105% Feb
3
For footnotes
72
see
Dec
page
15
May 17
Feb
45% Mar
12
.
I-T-B-
Circuit Breaker
Jacobs
(F L)
•
May 23
89% Feb
23
52% May 13
82 % Apr
3
61% Jan
2
27
92% Jun
14
99
Jan
2
26
61
11
76% Jan
17
28.
Feb
u
-
1
200
v..
1»
1
Tea
Co
31
30
30
32
32
300
35%
35%
36%
35%
367b
357b
36
33,300
%
6974
68 3
68 31
68
69
67 7b
68
3,000
33
33%
33%
33%
33 7
a
33 7b
33%
*33%
33%
2,700
1
33
137a
13%
13%
137 b
137b
13 7 b
137a
7,000
5
273x
28,/2
27%
28
29
29%
29 7b
297b
7,000
31%
31 %
31%
317 a
31
3,200
1
1
No par
lo
50c
Co—
5
1
,
.1
Co—
Inc
-
*30
>'
7a
•-
28%
50 %
51
'
123
'
43%
44
44%
%
<■
317b
Jones
i
.
5%
&: Johnson—.
_>
67 b
638
>28%
28 %
5274
527b
547b
44
45%
445b
22%
23
tl
43 7b
427 a
43%
pfd—100
79
79
78
78 7 b
54'.'a
547 s
65
55
il
.2
122
*120
122
53 %
"
Manufacturing
Co
8,100
122
44%
41
100
r84
84
«
-
•
20
6,900
■
4
5%
5^'s
6
18,700
57b
23%
23%
23%
22 7b
23 7 b
3,300
427b
'4234
41 %
4212
8,800
a
79'
55
*
55
83
79
'
80%
210
55
55%
1,200
83
•81
-
*78
55
79
55
*78
*81
83
*81
23
42 3
'
"
6%
•
*81
83
10
_5
^
487b
497a
487b
493 4
49
497 b
49%
507b
497b
517 b
11,100
12%
80%
81
81
81
80%
80%
80 3
817b
81
817 b
1,900
10
53
553b
54%
56%
56%
57
573b
54,600
100
93
93 7a
93
93
93
93%
•'
+
A
-
-
4
577 b
56%
92%
'
57
.
1
7174
74%
7474
755b
74%
753a>.
"%-C 7A7b"'7.47«
92 7 b
927b-
937b
-
Joy
2,000
54»b
-
*120-
447 a
7b
-28Va
43 3
6^8'
23
41
& Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
6
22%
common.
31
28 Va
28%
122
45%"
.5
Co
317a
'317b
513a
28 7b
50%
*120
13%
29
31
28
28%
49%
123
13%
28
13%
28
*120
4
t
1
I
3%% prefferred
,„_1
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
1
.1
.
Jewel
a
68
337
'
56 '
1
5,500
810
1167b
116%
35
_i
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Jan
•
'
257b
100
31
j.
9
91
117%
*117
117
117
118
♦1167a
98 7b
2
common
11
11
119
24%
98
71%
Iowa Power & Light Go___—
6% Jun
Jun
•116%
'
35%
^
28% Jan
,
95%
2474
95 Vb
227a
*94 7a
70
Co
3% Feb
4
21% Apr 30
28% Feb 11
78
67% Feb
42% Jun
27
22%
947a
34%
Stores..—
45% May 23
94% Mar 14
43% Oct
35% Feb
15
22%
94%
I
5
Corp—
Iowa,-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
.
Nov
4
227b
91
*89%
22
943/i
i
200
3.50
Utilities
40% May 16
22% Dec
32% Oct
4
;
22%
94%-
I
18,300
893b
31
7
10
*89 3
91
21
i
*31
13% Jan
30% Feb 21
*89%
a
1
1
6,000
89 3b
90 3
;
17,900
1067b
104
90:,a
1
9%
;
7% preferred.
.L.i
^
2s
International Telep & Teleg
No par
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
24 % Jan
104 7b
a
1
2,000
Dept
5
103%
103 3
100
.-
I
j
»
2,300
Interstate
10
1037b
717b
97b
437
33% May 10
34% Jan
97a
Ill
109%
9:%
39«b
12
27% Jan
112%
9"a
43 Va
30% Feb
18
1117b
93i
39%
39 % Mar 16
30
112%
4474
32% Dec
27
*70
73
111%
1
j
12,000
»70
73
?
1,300
307b
.
397b
2
Nov
337b
30
43 7b
o
18% Dec
33%
20 VB
397b
12
30
v
33%
29%
30%
73
73
110%- 112%
530
140
337a
V
I
i
39%
Jun
23 Ve Dec
33 % Jan
*70
29%
x28% *, 29 7b
111%
30,800
347b
13974
141
140
»
43%
29% Feb
9
29%
74
5
337b
-
1
146,400
—
34%
34 7b
'
•
60,100
3287b '
324
39%
49 % Jan
Feb
'
43%
30
13
3247b
140-
39%
6
28
287b
3217b
1
3,600
437b
5
6,
29%.
324%
1
1
5,700
433'a
16
20
29
x39Va
58
Feb
87
29
40
37% Apr
Jun
87
29 7a
44
38% Jan
.
88%
397 ii
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
38% Feb
7
35
*87
,
43
Shoe
Jun
73
88%
1
'
V
8,300
23%
417b
25
International
43
>37% May 13
417b
'
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com.—No par
5% preferred..,
:
1
100
70% Mar 13
July
41%
'
43% Nov 29
10
28%
.5
of
Paper common...7.50
$4 preferred
l—:
:_No par
8
9
103% May 9
124 % Jan 14
A
^
...
41
33%
69% Jan
preferred
47%
*23
*333,«
.98% Feb
Minerals & Chemical coni
47
237b
33%
8
4%
7b
467b
141%
3
i
8,700
87%
7b
46
142 %
,
!
4,100
550
*23 %
140%
35%
88:' Jan
1
87
(
5,500
155
23%
41 %
347a
*33 %
83%
*150
.
88
87
88%
47%
A 319
112% Aug
Int'l Nickel
1507b
1507b
34%
x34%
900
297a
83
'
— —
35%
33%
85
;84
8%
35
-
2974
293b
'
„
,
155
28%
28%
.
316
310
309%
r7%
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l
297b
29%
7%
41
4
12
:
1,400
77 b
77b
*87
42
413.»
14
23
31
~40
43
45
*7 7 b
87
Jan
Nov 21
46
307b
85%
*23%
4
86%
41%
-
23 3
*23%
25% Feb
Jan
47%
'447b
45%--
45' -'a
44 %
■»
29
•
'44
46
31
77b
*150
88%
86%
86%
44%
23%
;_No par
.
.
155
=■150
*23%
Int'l
common
150
150
11
-
477b
•
31
29%
32% Mar 12
9% Nov 26
47
85
8534
33 % Apr
78
*44 7b
*44 7b
77b
25% Jun 22
69
42 7b
*44
297 a
85%
>
preferred—i
5,100
39
'41
31
75/tt
29%
•
7%
7%
28% Sep 21
.
*38L
"
i
Int'l' Harvester
8
84%
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.:
4%%
39 74
427b
.
%
46-;
31
20,100
150
38
47
*45
v
...
*41
43
A
30'%
31
3,300
8,300
537b A
307 a
47%
47%'
46
..1
Inspiration Cons Copper
Corp
preferred.
40
53»/a
31%
>44 '/a
*45
,
- "
397b
40
:
"7
547 b
45%-
,
No par
A
a—;
Interchemical
48
*44%
47%
46*
35
39,
*41%
31
-
31
3974
28,300 l
1,500
40
a
43 %'
*47
•
140
;
77%
5Va
*76
38%
41
*41 Vx
•
8,454
787a
534
78"
V
200 ;
Mexico
>
6%
.
25
33% Jun
De
Industrial Rayon—.
Ingersoll-Rand common..
21
May 28
6% May 28
;
4
55% Jan
23% May 14
5
288
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
11
99% Jan
42
Apr 30
20% Jan
4
Dec
Feb
8
Electrica
*
41
157b
.
i
5,300
h5'v
34%,
'
41% Dec 21
*15
(u
9,100
30%
31%
,
15
1,400
C.
533V
54%
30%
%
4,700
59 74
5974
15
C
38%
•
54
:
10
110
16714
34% 4.
38%
common
92
10%
07%
174-
30%
Co.,
RR
847b
*9074
3 3 ii
'
.
34%
;
17
53%
Central
*83 74
13 '4
*77
55«
16%
35%
16%
lo
Illinois
Illinois Power Co
24%
92
59%
i
<
147 a *'V
<
15
9
9
76
10 %
.<
,
—No par
63% Jan
32% May
46% Mar
28% May 28
'
*737b
"59Vi
!:
v
79%
.
'
1
.
07%
79%
,_5
100
common......
"10%"
400
3,500
76
*
Hudson Bay. Min & Sin Ltd—No par
5%
*9 %
92
8,000
;
3874
29%
29
13%
■
•
Vfv
"
223a
*37%
*73-%
76
84%
13%
92%
100
„
il3,4
377b
2934
*9074
*73%
*83%
r"/4
400
*83 74
76'
75
j.
*9034
26 V4
*29
29
84%
75
*83%
6,300
26%
227b
37 '/a
38%
40
57b
27
74
21%
22', a
38
29
x38
*26
27
21,400
5 7b
57b
5
5%
*
92%
59%
Hunt Foods
%
26%
21%
*86
89
*86
:
13%
40
14
33%
-
33 3 4
i
r
58%
preferred
Hupp Corp
4
637 a
6,100
26%
00
:
Lighting & Power__No
22
•
5,400
64
5
38%
May 21
35% May 23
17
57% Oct
3
6
•
2
19% Nov 29
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
16% Jan 14
85% Apr ' 8
12
4% Feb
8
'89% Apr
88
29 %
4.40%
18
377b
25
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co.
Jan
36
63'A
>SVa
38%
preferred
37%
6374
5%
28%
500
37
5%
20%
8,900
1,900
30
63
5%
3
*29 %
64%
33 V'4
50
207a
20
187/b
20
20
:30
37%
33%
com
4%
29','4
29 7a
63%
32%
preferred
convertible
187b
197 b
29%
:
1
America
conv
$2.25
26
18% Jan
6
13% Jun
83% Dec
Corp of
18%
197b
36%
61%
/
1834
18'a
19'/2
37%
62%
89
97V
29%
36%
*83
'93a
110
10,100
'
64%
5
;_No par
Houston
'
66
common
*
9%
183i,
36
10
Co
25
19%
35%
12.50
r'
18,000
657a
19%
*29
50
145/b
18%
29%
*29
30
Corp
preferred
1
<
July 26
Oil
Electrochem
15
•
6
99
19%
59% May 17
18
9% Jun
3% Apr
Apr
19%
.
109
65 Va
9%
■
Mar 13
88
11% Apr 23
*
10
27% Dec
•85
17%
Household Finance common__No par
L
3% c/o preferred
loo
A
6
-
100- Apr
48% Mar 22
20
Dec
64
Mar
Jun
5
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
% May 29
39
6
83
Honolulu
22% May 27
30•
5
10
...
39%
108
14%
'
common
40 7
59%
59%
67
.837'
10%
Sons....
&
Corp
5% convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
31% Dec
56
(A)
2,66o
157b
*65%
4
67
X24 %
,
33
1574
40%
143a
21%
fttir
18%
*317 b
157b
40
36%
36
*82%
9%
1,300
40
X39%
143
247- it
23%
700
23%
59%
49%
40',4
10%
50c
Corp..
Co
1,800
50%
23%
>:
110
49%,
36%s
*65%
21%
*10
.1
Electronics
Holly Sugar
5
20%
2.50
(Charles E)
Furnace
Hollander
22% Jan 11
]
Corp
30
177b
39
59
14%
•
600 */
89
110
■£;'
58%
51
1,000
*87
39%
*110
■A
58 %'
167 b
*17 7b
l»t%.
38 %
38%
.
111%:;,
6,000
53
237«
.
50
507a
A
550
31%
17%
237 b
89
173a
36%
:•
u
'51
507a
*87
87
87
17 7 a
837 b
%
45
n?%
67%
*65%
42%
>,v
:3174
51
50%
r.
32
17%
39%.
40
36%:
900
77
*49%
14%
V
800
20
*76
58%'
38
.5
.
*16 7a
51%
377a
36%
1
>
Inc
Heydcn Newport Chem Corp
.1
3%% preferred series A._
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
3.100 *■'
57 b
77
89,
*110
51
57b
16%
25%
A
15%
58%
.5%
16%
•76
77
*31%
38%
58%
253 4
295-b;
A 31%
■
No par
257b
297b
5%
5'«4
32
:
25%
26
.
;
23%
11%:
*110
——100
common
5,400
357a
257b
2974
•2
207#'
17%
23%
35 7 b
357a
357b
257 a
25%
20%
43%
-
.
51
20
9,800
36
42 %
•87
7
11,300
•46741
*3574
43%
*25%
70
'•
.
16%
16%
25%
75%
120
2,900
138
A 46
36
*5%-
10
16%
25%
17 %"
40
135
46%
45%
*35 74
34%.,
32
>
15
%
135
*133
-
900
;
.
397 b
33
42
89
39 ■'%
' 53i
.
•32
,
38%
94
337b
'
♦5%
5%
*92
35 ?«
25%
29" a
33
21
9474
337b
7,100
1,300
-
'
25 3 ^
29%
*5%
217b'
217-4
33%
36
35'V
25%
.11
common
f"*35'
:
35%
35%
217b
:"45%. V 45 %
-i
X44%
35-%
80
*92
135
•133
V 1j5
46%
35%
35%
40
7974
217 b
38 %
38%
;
50
700
*3974
80 74
33%
4
60
,
21%
2i
:9434
*92
38%
*133
39%
10
91
90
21%
217a
'
21% Dec 12
6,700
85
92%
21%
397 b
%
80
*
21
;
44%
(G W) coirtmon..
lo
1% noncumulative preferred ...25
Hercules Motors
..No par
preferred
Hertz Co (The)
40%
*88
80
40
;.
79 3
oj
2
.1
1
40
.217a
*34%
17%
Hewitt-Robins
1
32l.
*87 %
(W Er & Co..
93%
93
20%
37
100
4%%
41,400
85,
*90
05
1<K>
,..25
...
common
Powder
300
1477a
40
90
927b
21Ta
20%
1j5
40%
40
41%
*85
80
37
*133
;
5
—
5°!o preferred
Hershey Chocolate
2,600
76
146%
148 7a
•90
1
50
preferred...
Hercules
30
53% Mar 20
Jan
(H J)
14774
*75
92%
40%
'.*92
32%
32%
Helme
45% Dec 20
3
cammori—....
preferred]
3.65%
24% Jan 16
34% Mar 8
15
Fob
Heinz
23% Mar 29
31% May 20
124
Co
76
-
90
29%
——
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2934
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Corp of America common
preferred..
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I
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297a
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93%
79
95
35%
1
4 % c/'o
2
149%
41
•
97
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20%
03
1
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51% July 19
36% Nov 29
Dec 21'
110
Jan
20%
2.50
i
Harshaw Chemical Co.—.
18% Jan 22
21% Mar 15
17
2
76
2
7
Aug
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
15% Dec 31
May 13
,28% Apr
5
1,200
297is
92
•
40
%
21%'
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1
...
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80%
21%
1
Hart Schaffner & Matte—*
16% Feb 20
20*
11
17 f'
15
86% Jan
7
bfim 14
'50;
Feb ,11
73% Apr
46% Apr
23% Oct 25
6% Jan
'34% Jan 21
14
14% Feb
27
3
85% Nov 15
Dec
,
25
34% Mar 27
4
40
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2.50
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harri.s-Seybold Co—
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97
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Harsco Corporation
Mar 11
'27% Feb
23% f«b 28
89% Feb
19
17
3l >/4 Juu
9
60
76
12
3% May 28
Mar 27
5% Oct 31
32% Dec 13
26% Dec 20
39%
3
27% Mar.
16
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100
Paper Co
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24% Nov 20
25
May 22
12,500
11%
90
90%
5
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11
128% Jap
37 : Feb
243b
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76
147%
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15
>
90
91
25
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Jun
May 28
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247b
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29 3 a
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11
11
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148
148%
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100
100
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33
tr
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24
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24
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144
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130
25
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76
14
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'
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.
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Juneii
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Jan
19
33
41% Jun 11
Sugar
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87
Sep 18
Sep 18
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152
24%
11%
91
24% Dec 19
4
20% May
$5
12
24%
11%
85
13
Nov
16
34% Jan 24
45% July 25
92
58% Feb 10
80% Jan
7
24%
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com
107 % Feb
42% Mar 20
103'% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105'/a Feb 23
32% Sep 26
11
74 % Mar
Mar 14
147% July 26
23
83% Jan
32% Jan
Thursday
June 12
1
29% Mar 21
9% Nov 23
39% Mar 23
3
12
76% Dec 21
Guantanamo
Sales for
Wednesday
June 11
1
Corp
12 % May 10
9
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
'
June 1.0
Par
EXCHANGE
Gulf
5% Jan
29 Va Dec
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Rang e for Previous
73%
>
74
370
12,900
1
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1
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5647
Number
185
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June 10
Par
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
June 11
Sales for
Thursday
June 12
Friday
June 13
the Week
June 11
Shares
K
1
34% Feb
104
13
70% Aug
Nov 27
44
Dec
127
7
78
Dec
92
3
Feb
20
Mar
96
Jun
10
Jun
10
49
Feb
12
39% Jan
24
78
1
*
Mar 13
108
Apr 13
94% Jun
89
105
Mar
90% Jun
87
Dec
28
71% Feb
9
•
37
88
83
May 22
92 % May
9
21
4.20%
90
Jan
4
96
64% Jun
7
20
33 % Jun
11
28% Aug 14
26 */2 Jan
2
24% July 23
23
2
21
48
1
24
Mar
Dec
12
37% Feb
<
15
11
100
4.35%
12
31
57% Feb
30% July 16
: 27 '4 Feb
Electric CoJ.
Power & Light Co
Kansas
17
10
Nov
21
32% Dec
4
11
40% Mar 19
41
Jan
29
31
74%
Aug~20
82
18
98
Feb
10
49
May
84
1
49% Jun
-*
5
3
11
35% Jan
17
:i Mar
30% Jun
52% Jan
43% Jan
4
.___
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
94%! Apr 10 "V
4% preferred
21% Mar 7
E J Korvette Inc__
May 28
1
25
17% Feb
20
21
29% Mar 29
2514 Feb
13
27% Apr
11
26
50% Feb
29
30% Jun
13
34% Jan
4
22
Jan
10
3
24
May 27
26% May
9
43% Jan
4
29% Apr
54% Oct
19
47
Jan
57% Apr 20
17
14% Apr
13
16% Sep
10
14% Jan
21
25% Apr
v
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23% Feb
11 V
13
27% Aug
4% Jan
7
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19
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20
Jun
18% Dec 26
22% Mar 12
18% Jan
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97
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85
94 t
89
8
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10
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4
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Apr
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2
3
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14
8
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2
1
11
9
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1
29% Nov 14
26
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12
4
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19
Jan
15
25% M&y 24
30
16% Dec 28
21% Mar 26
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9
98
12% Dec
4
38% Mar 29
Apr
16% Feb
12
68% Feb
9
10
Jun
19 *
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1
-
Apr 29
2
Feb
12
681/2 Jan
2
141% Jan
15
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9
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23
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Sep
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12
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Feb
12
28
83 1
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10
18% Feb
27
32% Apr
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10
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19
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19
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9
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106
Jan
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27
102 % Jan
86
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11
104
Nov
19
.
97 '
v'15% Dec
116
Dec
; 26% Dec
83% Jan
21 '
25
4
21
15% Jan
2
2
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109
May
27% Feb
61
20
Dec
.
,
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18
139
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41
26
8
45% Feb
16
28% Feb
13
81
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7% Mar
28
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34
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18
38
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11
4
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8
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10
91
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28
10
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28
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26
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30
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535
18,800
3,600
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30
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32%
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82
82
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34%
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13 Vb
14,600
1,200
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33
34
33%
33%
33
33%
29%
29%
29%
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29%
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32%
33%
33
33%
32%
33
5,500
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32%
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50
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16
31%
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83
82
82
83
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32
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32%
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33
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34
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30
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37 Vb
38
38
39
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39
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400
36
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100
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cumulative
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95
96
37%
34%
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421
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21
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35
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36 T a
104
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1
83
30
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Manati Sugar Co_2
77
17% Apr
3%
42%
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.
32% Feb 25
19
8%
41%
Vb
15 VB
49%
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10
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90
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69
15
48%
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May Dept Stores common^
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55
15
18%
3
52%
4
25%
19%
series >G
68% Jun
25
14%
4.40%
27% Jun
20
4,400
4
3
32% Dec
53
1.
Master
Jun 11
52
:
39% Jan
4
83
Jan 31
8
52
j
30% May 14
Jan
52%
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51 %
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34% Apr
28/4 Feb
23%
I_/_~ll
21
76
23%
r,___Nb par
35 y2 Feb 13
75% Jan 8
4
23%
Marine Midland Corp common/.
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_____
8
82
50y2Mar23
23%
Marchant Calculators Inc
22
1
98 i
Jan 24
45% Dec
3
24
__100
Marathon
,
7
35% Jun
11
23%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
2<
14
24
24%
53%
preferred^
Maracaibo Oil
~
11
Feb
?ov 20
Apr
13*4 May 10
31
31
conv
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7
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10
14
20% Apr
54% Feb
18%
40% July 11
37% Nov
16
jun
31% Feb
„
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2
51% Jun
4
—
7
9'/a Jan
1
Apr 18
48Vi May
.
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32% May
27% Apr
4
24%
52
68%
Madison Square
:
14
10
24%
10
14% May 14 r., Magic Chef
89Jan
2 v Magma Copper:
44
JU11 12
Magnavox Co tThcl ;
"""
530
May 27 <
Mahoning Coal RR Co„
19
—r
5
7
,
/.
30%
series D preferred
Lukens
39% Mar 22
125
'
30%
Co
Lowenstein
12
31
7T,,
----r8 A Oct 30
ri-r,
/
,
20
8% Nov 28
-
22'
'
30 Ya •J 30%
(P) Co •comuiou'
k._To- ~J- ■'*16%
preferred
J___100
"121 %
Louisville Gas & EJ Co (Ky)--Nopar
29%
Louisville & Nashville
:
;
50
79
32
JaA lO :
12 ■:%, 32% May 17
May 16
31
7%
5
.7% Mar 28
6
30%
Lorillard
;
8
*
31%
4.35%
4 4'x '
Sep .24
16
r
12
31
4.25%
T
4
93% Jan
111
Belt
4.84%
4
■
30% Jun
.
27% Feb
30%
Long Island Lighting Co pom
5% series B *preferred_:___
25
f
12
26%
100
Lone Star Gas -Co
28 "*
...
29% May 27
119 '. Apr 16
*
Mar 13
■
24
Apr
-
83
19
26%
com_
Lone Star Cement Corp
;
17% May 20
127% Mar
lo*/4 iViHi' 16
31
Mar 20
'610
-4% Jun .26
5% Dec
25% Jan
74% May 15
9
.30% Nov 14
..
6% seP 20
473% Dec
20
j 49% Jan
3
.i-;.;144 •, May 24
15
20
Dec
106
101% Feb
119% Jan
27
3
Mar
5
Nov
86
Jan
92
28
.
■
89
5
23
27
Feb
*82 %
19%
Co
~
7
•
26,500
*
List Industries Corp_____Aircraft Corp__;
Loew's Inc
.'
—
7
103
•:
4,400
53%
84%
/
31%
52%
-
26%
100
2'■■■ -Lockheed
Jun
86 % May 17 v
21 % Feb
Jun '26
U;--'
11
231/4 Jan
86% Jun
103% Dec
'
36% May 13 V
117
6
143% Jan
27% Dec
-*.
13
Jun
12
28% Apr 11 * ■* 33% Oct
80% Dec 27 ;
92%-Jan
S% Nov 21
10% Apr
•
96
Jan
37% Jun
26
28
37% Nov 23
120
/
9
Mar 14
Jan
114
22 Ya Feb
Jan
-
67% Jan
1C9% Mar 28
6
May 17
22
*83%
31 %
•■;•
8
Lionel Corp (The)..:
^
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp cohimonJ__-ls
,3%% convertible preferred_4_lO0
-
53% May 13
Feb
12
Jan
16
600
32'/a
'
75
6
21% Oct
Link
16% Apr
11
9
.
*
I
20,000
53%
53%
84%
j
V 32
32
1,000
48
*32
32%
3,800
39%
18"
4-/7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
38
12
Jan
35
7
'
*83%
84%
V-
-
47 3a
26%
______Ino
64% May 13
8
'25 VB May 14
29
28 ;
*;
Jan
*58% Dec
8
18 V8 Nov
7
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
100% Jan
6% Nov *29
33% Dec
63
18
25
43 % Jun
Aug
54%
*39
48%
•
8,000
10,500
19%
1
31
72% Feb
163 % Feb
23
32%
52%
39 Yi
47%
*32
'
30%
27
_5
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
1
Jan
32
52%
38%
32 y2
71%
''
26 34
Products
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
20
49
49%
a
45
30%
•
72%
30% -30%
14,000
18%
(The)
14
61% Oct
38%
48 3
*32
45
71
46%
71%
*
6,600
115%
18%
No par
11
137% Dec
*38%
'
72% :i.
30%
1,400
45%
114%
27
common
Corp
46% •»
-
700
800
4,800
13%
45
115%
45 VB
72
•*13%
'
45-
'
25%
30%
25%
•
18%
common
—
Lerner Stores
115
2,100
34%
*29%
'
26%
_
$3 noncum 1st preferred.
Fink
44YA
?
32 %
*84
'
68%
*33%
*'
26%
31%
_1
13% Jan
•
50%
86
13%
30%
'
30
97
68 Ya
V69 %
/" 33%
:•
25'/.» *25%
13%
13%
45%
:
.
19
1
Corp
*91%
•
18%
~5
Sons Co
preferred
&
90'
-
26%
Rubber & Tire.
Lehn
50
*86.
No par
84% Jun
7
49%
*84
*3%
Lehman
.
20
95%
1
50c noncum 2nd
pfd~,_
32% Jun .14
16% Jan
<
':
10
25% Nov
•;.
*
32%
-30%
14%
Lehigh Valley Coal
/
90%
*93%
i0
common_;._
yal^®y
\
120
*88' "
29%
25%
13%
•
46
32
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
24
78%
33%
^
114%- 11-6
48V2
"I
_•
&
3,800
*76%
97
68 %
34%
46%
*24%
'••3.85%
..
;
5% May 27
1
Jan
..45% Jan ;4
17% Jan V 4
2% jan 10
May 15 '
9
17% Feb
j
45%
68
45
13%
38%
preferred series A
(James)
400
38 Va
90 Yf
:
*89
30%
25'a
H4'%
31%
4
Lees
2,200
38'
95%
-
•
*91%
30%
•
'451/4
113%
48%
25
Lee
17% Mar 14
10
1% May
19% Dec 28
19%.Mar 13
,
12
35% Jun
2% Jan
24
5
27
2"1 % Jan
6
15
Jun
July 10
58
24
13%
X44%
31%
Lane Bryant
;
36% Apr / 4
Jun
13%
46%
10
26,700
96%
46
88
•
*93%
"■
*33%
25%
45%
Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
4,32%
La
6
'
66 Ya
33%
30%
31%
38%
IIIIII_IIl
Laclede Gas Co
99
73%
"
>
i
90%
66%
33%
30 t
25%
.
30%
Kroger Co (The)..-,
*
66%
-
72%
ion
VB
'78%
88
11
*92
99
31
(S H) & Co_
Hroehler Mfg Co__l__-
2
30
-
Kresge (S S) Co
Mar 22
4% Jan 24
*92
73%
G
38
*76%
-
*89
901%
38%
IlOO
Kress
:,27
3% Jan' - 8
*89
38%
,,
Dec
31% Dec
95%
5
Corp
King-Seeley Corp
44%
96
*44%
37%
*93%
113%
46%
70%
*
1
___
4
78 Ya
30%
(Ill)
,)} Kimberly-Clark
•
78%
I_"~i
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
35% May 22
65% Jan" 2
37%
*88
34
-
•44
■i
47
37%
95%
99
13%
County Land Co
2.50
74 .. May 10
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common_i_^l
31% May 2
.>'_4%%' conv prior preferred
25
38%
91:
66
44%
Kern
43%
96 Ya
*44
£
*88
90%
111
*.<
95 %
"
78%
251,4
5
No
_
44%
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25%
—.il-I-IIIl
Copper
43% -44%
*
96
38
30%
par
47% May 31
43%
95%
44
78%,r
91
*
*30%
8 75
Kayser {Julius), & Co..
/j Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott
34
42%
91
65%
No par'
95%
94%
*92
:_50
tKansas Gas &
<
46% May 23
128% Jan ' 4
7
38% Jun
100
42%
95%
78%
*89
No par
com
*^4% non-ciun preferred
.
4
Apr
-
cumulative preferred
41%
*44
'
94%
_10o
Kahsas City Soufchorn
3
Mar
preferred
'
39
6
Apr 12
58% Apr 27
Dec
26
5
Feb
Dec
3
32% May
19
101% Feb
61
7
10
'
40
Feb
12
53% Apr
42% Apr 25
39% Feb
Mar 27
Apr
,
Jan
147% Mar 14
23
4%
77% Jan ' 4 i*s
38% Jan 31
46% Jan
May 28
*88
18
Feb
14
Jan
38%
IlOo
Feb
10
113
38%
par
*76
96
15
.43% Oct
44%
100
102
'
•
94%
44
1
5
14
42
94
& Lt Co com_No
preferred
10
Nov
30
;
3.80%
xJ.
,
1
103
27
preferred
Kansas City Pr
y-
Mar 12
40%
100
^_.§o
33%
cum conv preferred
14% %
■i...t
cumulative preferred
4.50% preferred
'
12% Dec
AYb%
,
Feb
Feb
-
24
9
102
May 16
21% Jan
1
109 % May
May 10
103
30
Kaiser Alum & Chera
Corp
14
37% Jun
5
Nov
46% May 15
44
97% Nov 28
1
12
94
-
44% Aug 14
21
Dec
Aug
52
18
37% Dec
37% Feb
3
15Va
15
ff
—
—
1,600
710
15
1,300
*
25-
13
Sec 21
Sov 2?
Jan
'
*^an
83% Jan 24
38% Dec 26
'
40% Dec 28
Feb
11
32
43% Aug 20
34% Feb
11
95% Mar 5
54% Dec .30
23% Feb 29
Mar 1
6
49
Jan
2
17
Jun 12
16%. Jim
3
1?
'
Oct
'*
I
Sct
>
!,i/
9
33% Feb
ol^/
24% Feb
2
cSrir
ok'4
82
ino
27% Feb
35
8
'
^
ian rJ
17/8 Nov
r?n
20
«
^
Dec
oUn
Sep
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
28
S60
ort
32% Mar 15
98
*
27
a
.4
July 11
Peb 9
Jul7'9
61'4 JuIy 31
2338 Jan
3
.
gee
20
-
25
nage
Feb
1
4
8
37% Apr
21% Jan
-
80% Jun 13
97
28.
Apr
23
89
Feb 26
116
May 27
-69% Apr 24
8
Jan
7-
88V4Jan 29
39% Apr 25
25% May 20
11
19
Mar
30% Apr 24
12
84
21
98% Jan 31
108,4 Apr
29% Feb
.5
i
,_i
AL
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbina Incl
McLellan Stores Co
:
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_„_
5
«?Adjusted
8
62% Jan 11
94
Feb 18
104% Jan
989
May 23
86y2 Apr 17
103
figur*
Feb
19
before 3
Melville Shoe Corp cojjlmon
4%
.
Mercantile Stores Co: Int
Merck & Co Inc commons
/ $3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd preferred-,.
Mergenthaler Linotype'Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott..:
*41%
.
for
1
preferred seriesi_
split.
.
72-%
x71 Vb
44
40%
40%
40%
210
13 Va
13 %
13%
3,800
71
70%
70%
43%
14
*13%
115%
117
55%
17%
17%
55%
17%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
36 %
37
37%
38
91
91%
1
28
28%
100
1
79
35
79
1
1
L_3%
•
16%c
No par
No par
No par
-
-
23%
35%
»77%
--*109%
--56%
12.50---
-21
100
*98
~
"27%
'
2,1 Yi
79
35
*34%
23%
36%
,
27%
79% '
'■
'
36
23% :
23%
36 Hi
35%
80
*77%
*109%
112
58%
56%
X19%
21%
57%
X56%
'•
79
*34%
23%
'*77%
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*58 %.
5.9
•
\
35%
80
112
*90
•
20
19%
97%
*88
90% '
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98
CI
*88
83
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101 %
*98
98
■
i.
"
91
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91
83
*80%
83
101%
98
98
16%
91%
*77%
*109
'
17
11 va
2,000
17
17
1,200
38%
39%
6,300
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92
230
3,100
28
27%
28
80
79%
80
280
36
36
23%
.
*58%
36%
130
*23
23%
900
36 va
19,300
35 Va
*77%
79
*109
112
80
—
*58%
60
60
700
19%
20
29,500
20%
57 %
57%
5G
51 Va
90 Va
88
88
*96
98
*88
*96
98
*88
80 %
*96
— —
112
20
v
-
%
34% .-35%
Vb.
57
17%
38
23 %
20%
88
4,200
38
*35
•
80
50%
3,100
56 va
.
*
114
88
700
114%
55%
13%
79%
23%
56%
13%
114%
55 Va
27%
36
60
13%
114%
91
79%
'
90 "2
8,500
2,800
16%
; '
93%
'28
36
45
43%
17%
16%
37 '
93%
44 Ya
43%
55%
17%
16%
36T'b
*90
44%
44
114
56%
-
50
44
13%
14
118
55%
600
43%
44
117%
13 VB
*70
'44%"
*13%
■'
%' ■:
71 Vb
43%
44%
i7»/2
*40
13
43
14
28%
40%
43%,
56%
*27%
*40
44 Va
121
28%
X13%
42%
I3ye
*27%
40%
43%
55%
.1
lo
•
13%
73
28%
13%
72%
x40 %
42%
;Mesta Machine Co__^_
'
„5■ 57
Metropolitan Edison 3;90#> pfd__100— - *88
4.35% preferred serlest._.
L_100 -97'/2
3.85% preferred seriesL
__100
*88.3.80% preferred series___;
100
*80J/4
4.45%
-43*
117%
.
5
*21%
-13%
*72
1.
3-1
18.
preferred series B:
Mengel Co (The)
28%
13%
39% Jun 14Mead Corp common.1
5-93
May 8
' 4%% preferred (1st series)—100 -
79
J""" 4
105% Jan 3
52
APr
1
54% Apr
8^
Jan
9b
APr
*
64% May 10
?92
*^an 8
7, ^an
99% Feb
14% Jun
,
..
j.__50.
McCrory Store© Corp commonL_50c
3%% convertible preferred
100McGraw-Edison Co __J
121% Jun
7
58
Apr 22
19% Jan 29
Apr
1
'
851/4 Feb 5
27% May 27
79
May 23
y 34% Mar 21
*
21% Mar 4
:
common__4.
$2.50 preferred
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
May 14
46% May 13
33
93
For all otber footnotes
6
/
Corp
47
75% Mar
21% Jun 12
41% Apr 30
102TfJan 16
1
22,?^° 22
27% Nov 29
b?
32
P66 l7
7®. pe® 18
?2,/4£an 23
JI^25c31;
15% Feb
1
i
13% Mar 11
75% Apr 17
McCord
•
91
*88
91
1,800
90
10
•
80%
*78
81
50
99
*96
99
10
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
24
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2820)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Previous
40
I
40
*
126
33
5
3d¥2 Jun
Feb
12
3
127
Jan
2
137
30% Feb 12
40
Aug 10
40
May 31
25% Mar 22
32% Jan
14
20
12
22% Apr
19% Jan
12
10
Jun
12
i
Jen
23
Jan
23
eoya July 26
26
;
9
17
22% May 14
61 Yt Sep
*
Dec
8
t.
76
Oct
22
Feb
2
94
3
14% Fe5
12
Jan
Jan
3oy4 Nov 28
Jan
19
49 y4 Apr
23
18 V* Mar
Feb
Jan 29
Feb
11
Feb
13
25
7 %
3
23% Mar
28% Mar 29
30
373/8 Feb
15
58% May 23
12
43% May 27
377/# May 23
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
25
36% Aug 14
9% NOV
29
17% Jan
5
33% Jan
2
8% Mar 15
NOV 29
61% Jan
6
55
2
Oct
3
60
67% Oct
Monasto
20
66% Jun
Feb
20
75
Mar 23
14
24% Jan
72% May
4
2
Jan
May 31
82
15
26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
49% Jun
2
76%
—No par
,
—
Co——.
Chemical
shares
Monterey
7
18% Jan
10
25% Dec
14
21% Mar 12
25% Jan
24
18 y2 Nov
27
28% Mar 12
19% Jan
3
(John)
Morrell
51% Mar 14
45% Nov
9
40% Jun
10
47
Jan
10
Motor
Products Corp
32% Mar
7
20V# Jun
13
23% Jan
11
Motor
Wheel
40% May 10
27% Feb
14
Corp.
Mueller Brass Co—;
17% Apr
30
1
38% Jan
11
15
7
30% Jan
4
50
1
Myers (F E) & Bros
24% Apr
43 y4 Jan
May
21
21%
21
35%
35 ¥4
35%
35%
36%
36 ¥2
36%
36%
36%'
22%
22%
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22%
22
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'
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35%
16
15
15%
15
15%
46
46%
46
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40%
47 %
47%.
40%
20%
20 ¥2
31V#
31%
16
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/
29
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47%
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20 ¥0
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31%
15%
15%
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16
31%
15
35%
36%
22%
13.400
,
7,300
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;
47 ¥2
:
30%
36 ¥<
28%
28%
28%
23»;>
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500
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.
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;
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;
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36
28%
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15%
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%
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22 ¥4
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'•: •/<
5,100
:
200
46%
'
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'
■
148
22
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
11
Nov 26
Jan
35% Jun
11% May 24
114
16%
66 %
67
19% Jun
10
30
Jan
3
13% Mar 13
1
National Airlines
——,
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc?—1
13%
13
12%
13%
National Aviation
5
10
33%
34%
34
34
34
34
38% Jan
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40
tT54V4
156
152 ¥4
154 ¥4
13%
13 %
Feb
12
33% Jun
10
35
Jan
40
2
30
149% Jun
14
12% Jun
7
46 y4 Feb
12
70% Jun
13
59
Apr
11
26 y4
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
July 20
May 14
6
20'% Jan
3
Feb
12
30
42% Aug 14
34
Jun
12
21% Mar 19
25 % Jun
27
20% Feb
29% Oct
11
18% Apr
23% Feb
12
34% Jan
23
10
92% Dec
17
94
101% Aug 28
8
Jan
1%
9
Corp—;
preferred A
9
National Can
4
National
Cash
24% May 22
National
City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
38 %
14
4%%
3
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13 ¥4
69 Va
70
69%
68 %
66%
13 y»
13
13 %
12%
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10
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22%
22 ¥2
23
22%
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40%
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41
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34%
34 ¥2
35
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96
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20 ¥4
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18% Jun
20
21 % Mar 12
18% Jan
7
19% Jan
25
National Fuel
27
617/e Apr
25
40% Jan
11
National
28
105% Feb
23
35 J/2 Apr
91
Apr
76% Jan 23
123% Aug
9
100% Feb
12
153
13
93
Dec
13
154
Dec
10
179
Jan
132
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
11% Jan
5
31
97
National Lead
22%
22 %
42
43 ¥2
17,400
34%
34 Va
34%
2o,900
20 ¥0
20%
27 Vi
96
130% May 31
139
Jan
7 Vo
10
47% Jan
4
17V4 Feb
12
20% Jun
14
65% Mar 12
80% Jan
3
20
20
Jan
20
77% Aug 17
Sep
10
13 Vb May
12
National
8
33 y4 Dec
28
87% Nov
5
33'/4 Feb
12
40 y4 Feb
12
51
Jan
36
Dec
13
48
Jan
3
36 Vb Jan
2
42
Oct
15
9
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13
10y4 Dec 26
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9«/#Jan
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9
12% Oct 11
17
Mar 29
13
5% July 18
37 '/a Mar 11
Apr
27
6% Jan
11
9
12% Feb
5
8% Mar
2
3
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
5
Nehi
13% Jan
21
H'/s Feb
4
Neisner
31% Dec
39% July 30
31V# Jun
13
33% Jan
18
75
Jun
11
85
Feb
26
75
14
Dec
3
Mar 13
96
17% Sep
6
16% Jun
14
17
Jan
2
New
79
97 % Feb
14
78% Jun
12
86
Jan
24
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125% May
99l/4 Feb
13
87% Nov
19
73% Jun
10
23% Nov 29
33% Apr
47% Jan
30
32 y4 Nov
26% Sep
29
11
Inc..
Bros
Sep 26
94% Jan ! 6
440
91
Jan
July 24
26% Apr
30
New
York
4
New
78
Feb
25
29 y4 Jan
7
Jan
3
13% Feb
12
17
Jan
15
3
33:
11
41
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14
Y
30
26
64% Jan"
19
21
58
Jun
Feb
Nov 26
31% Jun
10
54% Jan
35%
47 ¥4
46%
47 Va
46%
47%
48%
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46%
39%
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39%
40
40
40
39%
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39%
39%
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1,300
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28
39% Mar 27
36 y4 Jan
73
Jun
2
38% Apr
12
10
87
28% Deo
31% Mar
94
Mar
5
Apr
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8
8
8
9%
9 Vi
9%
12%
12 ¥2
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12 %
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12%
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6%
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14
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14
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32
75
16%
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80
120 Va
76%
76%
77%
18
14
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14
3.40 %
73
91
13
72% Jun
12
81
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30
3.60%
preferred
preferred
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78V2Jun
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preferred
78
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31
82
Dec
11
18% May 25
33% Jan
5
60 y# Jan
4
22% Nov 19
38% Nov 29
16 Vs Jan
16
Feb
98 y4 Jan
103
Jan
16
22% Aug 16
43
Apr
13
Jan
28
14
21% May 29
24% Jan
9
49% Sep
25y4 Oct
27% Mar 18
39% Jan
2
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
10
73% Jun
5
48% Jan
2
Jan
19
111
Jun
1
45
Apr
62% Feb
104
12
May 24
39'/# Feb
79
Jan
Norfolk
North
Mar
American
25%
25
25
25%
25%
25
25%
25 V4
25%
2.900
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32%
33%
33
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34 ¥4
34%
34
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27
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27%
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103
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340
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1
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7
16% Feb
5
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11
21
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3
82
14
17
91
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12
103
Jan
3
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92
Mar 29
82
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5
101% Jan
9
86
Jan
2
90
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84
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18
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5
82
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4
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18
99% July 25
85
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8
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13
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1
19% Jan
3
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1
28% Jan
6
14
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24'/# Jan
2
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5
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15
28
Apr 30
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14%
14%
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23
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4
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12
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72%
a
74
86
80
86
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70
73 V#
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22%
5
preferred
Norwich
14%
73
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$4.08 preferred series.—
$4.11 preferred series
.
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1
2,600
14%
34%
.
$3.60 preferred
72% Dec
33G
340
34
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84
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340
33%
14 ¥4
14 ¥2
100
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100
100
103
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84
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84
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34%
preferred
Pacific Ry
84
101
340
34%
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25
Natural Gas Co
Northern
49% May 31
27
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103
340
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84
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a
34%
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12
5,600
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Northern Central Ry Co
Northern
30
3,500
34 ¥4
2
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4
76%
35
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57% May 20
107
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&
75%
10,700
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100
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100
5
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Nopco Chemical Co
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76 ¥
78%
119
31%
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3
50% Aug
Sep
35% Oct
11
90
70% Jan
41
104
12
86% Apr
23% Jun
11
88
8
3
May 22
10
18% Apr
33% Feb
73% July 18
26 y4 Feb
7
77% Dec 28
May
83 >/4
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118
26%
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preferred
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70
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16%
78%
119 Va
16%
300
1,200
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1
29 y4 Jan
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9
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6
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69% Nov 29
16,900
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York Shipbuilding Corp
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8
common
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8
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preferred
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1
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7%
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34 y# Dec
75 y4 Nov
1.200
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8,500
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75
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20
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13
38%
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non-c'um
38
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1
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350
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500
74
13
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19 ¥4
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230
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26
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100
132
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preferred
14
17
133 ¥4
v
72 ¥4
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25
July 25
107
131
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;
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23
133 ¥2
38%
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1
pfd.100
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
7
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133
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27% Feb
3
33% May 18
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84% Jan
152
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Jersey Pr <fc Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
130% May 20
7
May 28
50
131%
152
12%
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Nov 21
131
153
38%
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Newberry Co
16V2 Apr 26
131 ¥2
153
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131
154
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17% Mar 19
131%
154
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11
15
130%
155%
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_
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11
13% May 28
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U
30
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8
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40
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129
133
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130
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157
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10
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National Supply
9
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100
100
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39,200
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39%
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128
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May 31
7
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preferred B
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1,000
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96
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19%
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1
common
5,000
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34%
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4
Jan
137% May 22
162% Apr 16
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
32% Feb
64
8
Jun
Gas
Gypsum Co
12,300
41%
j
37% Dec
13
69%
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230
4,600
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11,500
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27
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9
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13
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100
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43% Jun
28'/# May 21
2
5
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Acme Co
National Biscuit Co common
6
163% Apr
15% Jan
Jan
100
Chatt & St Louis
Corp
National
14
Jun
15% Aug 17
20
34% Feb
Natco
8
11
179
21
Nov
Nashville
4
80% Jan
130
16% Mar 19
17
150
8
18% Jan
10
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39% Jan 24
8
34% Oct
Jan
29
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115
116
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29% Jun 27
62
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105
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24
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21
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5
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50
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42 % Apr 12
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21
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12
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31
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13
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88
2
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25
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29
76
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21
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—
1
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5
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10
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4
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17
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56
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Inc
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3
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38
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30
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142
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10
5
50% Jan
2
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47
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7
41% Feb
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13
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12
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5
6
61% Sep
Jan
20
47% Jan
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Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'
June 11
June 10
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
June 1'i
June 13
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Hear Litab
LOW
STOCKS
•
10,300
Number 5647
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2821)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
Range for Previous
>
STOCKS
Year 1936
Lowest
Dee
14
90^ Dec
i
13
78
<
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4
91
5
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18
110
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11
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31
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10
4
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3
38
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14
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Jan
97
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3
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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88%
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88%
*9034
92
*903-4
92
90%
37,600
87%
9034
30%
303a
2634
263V
263s
preferred
100
preferred
——100
4.30%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co———10
863V
873V
87
87
*87
*87
883V
*86
88%
•90%
92
•9034
92
2534
26
283a
29%
29
29%
2934
293V
293V
29%
29%
6134
63
6234
6234
63
633V
63
63%
63 %
6334
5
44%
483 V
473 V
4834
47 34
48%
463s
473a
4534
46%
18,400
110
"lo
2934
No par
——
120
46%
2634
30%
263V
_
9,100
70%
3034
303V
4,18%
•■47
9
223V
No par
(The?
983a
86
6434
47%
24%
9834
8634
16%
10%
24
100
99
64 %
com—No par
Oil
28%
28%
721,300
15%
*94%
4.08%
Pure
104
12,300
5/64
2034
18
preferred
Pullman Inc
9634
98
104%
37%
V«r
2034
*63%
*71%
10
100%
40
5/64
63%
74 %
41%
3734
13,400
17,900
21%
16%
*77%
93 %
3734
TTU
*2034
29
10%
*8%
3734
21%
15%
97%
40%
5734
28%
78
*92
94
57%
X63 %
%
10
5834
94
5/64
*104
'2,100
4%
5834
37%
*97
98
104%
*104
10
4,600
5834
3/64
85%
700
20
5734
37%
100
19,900
49
97
95
5834
*20%
37%
*97
98
58%
4834
•95
57%
•94
95
56%
5634
37%
7
♦94
95
5534
&»%
58%
59
57%
•94
♦94%
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%%
22%
♦47%
96%
48%
800
363V
Public Serv Co of Colorado
4.32%
22
2234
48
9634
2034
*71%
10
2234
22%
48
*95
50%
42%
2
22%
223V
4874
97
*76
5
*75%
80
109 3V
preferred
$1.40 dlv preference
15
5
22%
*75%
80
75
2.50
Pub Serv El & Gas com
13
IOC
*75
28 7 a
25
:_r
Inc
4
14
28.
Gamble
4
85% Jan
nas-e
&
Publicker Industries
7
86% Jan
5134 Apr
Procter
Feb
4
16
Jan
80
85
15'.«
1
1
Co
82% Feb
4
Feb 15
90
8c
29
»
7,700
80
80
—5
13(
25% Jun
46
100
preferred
14
35% Mar 8
32% Jan 10
4534
64
—5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
24% Feb
23% Feb
118
Feb
15
3
For footnotes se*
30
14
10634 Feb 15
293s July 25
74% Jan
3
1
Jan
38
21% Jun
89% Dec
62% Oct
9% May 15
71
111% Jan
10334 Feb
50% Jan v 2
1
JUly 25
120
104
22% Jan
Mar
33%
45%
28
1
44% Jan '28
85% Dec 26
17
(The)
convertible
55
64
33%
45%
i
100
Pitts ton Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
4934 July 25
40% July 24
88% Mar 29
Dec
12
16
May
24
3334
46 34
104%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt——!
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
22% Jan
'
23%
*33 %
453a
*97
2.50
13
2
24%
3334
46%
*104
-1
21
7% Jan '
13,200
20%
3334
20%
33%
2034
3334
4534
40
Poor
Aug 10
2034
9%
934
34
40
10
Feb
20%
8%
9%
9
46%
21
*95
31% Jan
3734 D0c 10
35% Nov 29
82% Dec
115
12
10
*85%
10
1
2634 Dec
Feb
9%
98
25% Jun
74
31
Mar 13
9%
87
38% Aug 20
233* Mar 23
63% Dec 27
5
87
14
190
934
46,300
66,500
*95
7
2
Nov 29
8334 Jun
93%
21 %
*85%
3
6
1034 May
21% Dec
603V Mar 13
600
93%
par
11
11
168
Mar 29
300
21
100
-No par
1
——
Jun
Dec
22% Dee 26
23
2834 May 10
135
95%
5
Jun
21
31
4
95%
100
38
23
Dec
Jan
96%
4,500
93%
100
20% Jun
Jan
71
-23% Feb 25
95
5,400
61
*58
21%
22%
3
31% Feb 11
22
■<
7
130
1
96%
par
'
40 V4 Apr
7% Dec 31
4
80% Feb
85
Jan
80% Mar 12
713* Nov 19
30% Jan 23
45% Nov 15
27
37% Jan
7534 Jun
353s May 14
155
10
83V May 17
26% Mar 18
6
95
r
21
100
Pitts
78
94%
85 %
2
12
94%
100%
6
7% Feb
44%
85%
Feb
3
44
100%
68% Jan
85% Jan
17
4434
85%
150
10
59
44%
100%
Jun
39% Dec
59
93%
85%
139
9634 Apr
8% Sep
65
9434
*100
170
„
66
14,000
18,100
24,800
''
21%
♦75%
100
21
9
1534
65%
Vif
Dec
10
34%
64%
450
79 %
1534
603V
6434
21%
Metallurgical Inc
78%
,34%
4434
3/64
140
10
663a
*
44
64%
*20%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7 % guaranteed preferred
100
Jan
3434
1534
v..
13
6% Feb
15%
20%
Jun
24% Feb
80%
34%
37%
150
-74-
79%
3474
153a
l'<)
Mar 15
12
2,370
94
5534
144
5234 Feb 12
75% Feb 19
27
203V
*94
16
17
.' 7934
79
400
27
27
9234
434
163% Jan
23
;
27
2034
20
11
Jan
27
33%
20%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
27 %
27 %
*2634
34
Dec
69% Dec
271/4
*2634
'
*59
$5 convertible
20% May 16
27
45%
100
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co-
27
27
61%
4434
$4.80
7
16,100
56%
27
9234
2034
common—1
preferred— -No
preferred (conv)— -No
56
553V
2034
49
j
553V
56%
273a
500
92%
*95
—
2,700
14,400
20%
100
1
5
;
27
934
100
33 %c
Hosiery
27
20,100
203V
5
common
2634
4%
92%
25
preferred
2634
2734
55%
-
37%
Corp
27%
43%
6334
■
27'/a
15%
79
,
*59
v
11
28%
1532
15%
No par
100
100
50
334
1034
4
33%
77
3334
434
11%
27%
*27
2734
2,900."
34200/
10%
*2734
43V
27%
2734
2734
♦2674
2734
.No par
Jones
18,100'
28%
4
56%
27
28
28%
149
373V Feb 13
5534
56%
*27
*27
153<
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com.
Mar 26
463V Jan
2034
5534
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
12
20 /
No par
$4
27% Mar 20
Jun
20
26
Pillsbury Mills Inc common-
22
20
3%
78%
Phoenix
Jan
20
X20
33%
3
May
2034
.
15%
6
53
5
24%
20
10
5434
24%
*
7634
1034 Mar 15
May~~l
Feb
5334
24%
3234
44% Jan
4
18
89
Feb
5334
24
l
94
8% Jan
40% Feb
3
18% Mar 12
102
89
3
59% Jan
•40% Dec 17
53
24
2834
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
40%
5334
28
5%
15% Jan
*383V
24
54%
series
Phillips
99% Mar 14
May
22,400
5234
28
preferred
Reading Corp——
20
353a
52 34
2834
Corp common—
16,600"-
89%
243B
1
-10
Co common
5334
*87
t
18,000
34%
.
5134
28
(conv)
53%
89%
35%
40%
2334
11
preferred
preferred
&
8
12% May 25
96
*38%
|
90
7,900
143V
2334
25
preferred series A—
Philip Morris Inc common—
4% preferred
;
12
39%
1074
3%%
6
Feb
39%
*87
300 i
1,870
6%"./
14%
-1
5134
conv
9634 Dec 28
353V
(Expire June 25%.
preference 00m—.No par
100
preferred
Rights
6
3634
.—12.50
Phila Electric
5
Feb
89
5,500/.
133
5334
53 34
1;600..
36%
283V
" /
*131%
6%
52%
5134
3534
1,100
*
129.
6
89
1,500-
23,500-
.128%
:
15
2,300
'
40
*28
14%
42
*3934
—No par
& Co Inc
133
36%
1974
Sand
(Chas»
7/64 Jun
23
634
1534
4%
11%
_
&
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
40% May 21
20% Vnv 14
42
-36
2834
5234
36 %
3634
?
128%- 129%
93
52
*89
93
/
1434
20
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—
3
Feb
63% Jau
5
35% Dec
59% jun
10
76% Mar 19
5234
634
>
:,
*131%
11
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
15
6%
132
*36
23%
j
*27%
334
4%%
7
132
132
28
12934
15'/a
25
Pet Milk Co common.
98% Mar 23
Mar 11
54% Jan 23
Apr
Feb 25
35
3% Mar 12
42% Feb 12
51% Oct 26
10
7
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
52% Apr 22
45% Feb 25
93% Jun
6
18% Oct 24
92
25
25% Jan
11
Jan
22% Jan
Feb
Glass
Power
28
12934
?
'
"23%
233a
common—No par
25
Corp
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Penn-Texas Corp common
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
29
1938 Jan
SepTsT
Penna
Penn
132
12934
11%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
9
•28
X12834
334
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.:
7
106
17
1
Jun
10
92% Jun
Mar 29
Telep
preferred$1.30 preferred.
Penney (J C) Co
45% Jan
36 34
363a."
28 ; 7
,36
3.50
$1 preferred—
85% Mar 13
2
36'
513V
36%
1034
$1.82
May 31
40 3a
5034
7
5034
5
Peninsular
5
28% May 16
51
403V.
5134
5%
1
Fenlck & Ford
4i
28% Jun
13
57
.
11
20% Mar 22
101
30% Jan 23
64~
Apr 10
2434
4074
51
14%
No par
Peabody Coal Co common—
5% conv prior preferred
243V
40
49%
23
4034
-
25
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
2
25% May 1
25% Apr 29
7634 Jun 10
29% Jan
78% Nov 29
13
3
39
4134 Mar 12
29% Dec 21
3534 Nov 14
26
1
4% Jan 24
3% May 22
14% Jun
2434
23
6
*39%
1434
24%
/.:•
;
15
35
23 % Jun
11
3634
283a
*90
40% Jan
Aug 27
36% Jun
14%
24
513 a
•
200
1234
1434
2334
41%,.■-
5%
100
preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
;
1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
—No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
—2.50
-
23%
223V.fi'
5034
1
1234
13
143'a.'
1434
23
1434
7
1
Pan Amer World
36% Jan
56% Jan
preferred
Pacific Tin
27% Nov 29
95
—No par
1434
23
50%
51 c/
.
t
41
132
137% Mar 12
31
-507a
1434
223a
42
132
2
Dec
41%
132
128% Jan
86
10
26
—
131%
9
48%- Dec
1434
*223i
*2734
152% Feb
Mar
25
1434
*1234
13
*1234
13
♦2234.23
2234
22%
No par
128
9
1434
13
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
33% Jan
132
Jun
C% Dec 28
16% Jaii 27
preferred—;
13
9
27% May 20
123% Jan
2
-r
*1234
7
54
Jan 12
142% July 16
26
5
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific
Mills—
:
30 % NOV 29 '
122% Sep 28 *
Deo
Inc
Pacific Finance Corp—
/Pacific Gas & Electric
8
39% Apr 10
l
Fisheries
Amer
Pacific Cement So Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common..—
1
2
26% Jan
3
35% Mar
Pacific
31
>
5,300
3,700
: 50,400
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
26
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2822)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
2
130% Jun 12
37% May
29% Dec 26
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
70% Nov 27
14
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
44% Aug
3
68
Jun
17
Mar 22
130
Nov 21
Feb
138
29% Jan
26% Mar 26
87% Feb
4
is y8 Dec
53% Jan
23
28% Nov 29
; 13
14
37 % Sep
24
7
34% Jan
11
11 y2 Mar
14
15% Apr
12
16% Mar 15
ii y2 Dec
26
Nov
27
6
27
3
30% Apr
18
64% Apr
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
43% Jan
Jan
61
11% Dec
12
12% Jan
8
42% Feb
13
34% Dec
Reis
Jan
18
30
Mar 29
Relianoe
Apr
17
62
Feb
1
32% Jan
10
series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
5% Jan
31
48% Feb
46 % Mar 29
13
85
3
27
49% Mar 19
42% Jun
12
70
1
Apr 26
81
Sep
7
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
105% Jan 11
57% May
12
21
Dec
91
17% Dec
54
Jun
14
70
Oct
68'/a Jun
75%. Jun
Jun
15
14
2
82% Jan 22
11
99 s
Mar
11
21% Jan
3% Apr
4
23% Jan
27% Dec
10
Feb
9
Dec
19
510
Nov
28
105'
27
362%
90
91% May 16
24% Feb 12
96
13
11
10% May 14
13% Jan
44% Dec
31
39% Feb
12
60% Jun
•36% July 16
38% Apr
5
30% Jan
2
26
35% Nov
29
27% Feb
9
Dec
28
:40% May 16
30% Apr
23
11
Ruppert
12
76% Jun
6
25
(Jacob/
14
Nov
30
80
Feb
112
13
38% Dec
24% Dec
*27
',{
27%
"57%
59%
*57%
59! 2
*57!
2
59%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%'
25%
155
Jan
5
40% Feb
9
18% Jan
17
Jan
19
37% Mar 29
12% Jun
8
Dec
93
29%
12
44% Feb
Oct
18
48% Jan
12%
12%
12%
700
56%
57-s
57
57',4
51,900
36%
36%
36
36%
35!
2
36%
4,600
24%
25%
25%
27%
27%
28%
111,400
36%
36 %
36%
23%
23%
24%'%
9
9%
9
9%
43%
43%
43%
43% V
54%
55%
Feb
23% Jan
29
39% May
Jan
17% Jan
29
18% Feb
13
23% Jun
13
48% Feb
13
96
15
75% Mar
57% Nov 29
77% Dec
Dec
12
90
21
78
Dec
28
Dec
28
2
86
4
102
64% Jun
Schering
Scott
Corp
—_i—^
91%
90
90
90
90
18
18 %
18%
18%
18%"
18%"
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
preferred—
$4 preferred
$3.40
Mar
Mar
44% May
' Jan
7
83
May
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
^
11
36
Jan
19% Feb
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
54 V2 Feb
12
75% Jun
11
28
28% Dec
20~
36% Jan
1
21% Feb
29
7% Apr
14
29% May 22
Sears
73%
74%
72%
73%
71%
72 %
5,100
29%
30%'
29%
29%
29%
29%
'3,200
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
100
26%
*26%
5%
5%
;
33%
*38%
23%
28%
28%
28%
398%
"34 %
96
^
"94%
400%
9j
96
3
3% Jan
8
4% Apr
26
Mar 15
7
6OV2 Apr
18
17
23% Nov 15
50
Apr
42% Jan
16
Feb
6
26% Jan
2
43 V2 Nov
39% Jan
8% Dec
59% Dec
14
10
100 V2 Aug
58%
59%
38%
39%
29%
393»
40
15
33%
'
75
753«
8
24 7«
25
203a
-03a'
20%
270 '
'
."
.
15% Jan
7
45% Jan
39
55% Jan
Shell
May 21
93
Oil
26
55 V2 Apr
26
Sheller
94
34%
92 34'
*91 %
92%
20%
20%
'20'
.
15
15%
15%
23%
22%
74%
81 %
80%.
77%
21
21%
21%
21% r
21! *
60%
6i
61%
61%
%
30%
84%
84%
*84%
*96!2
98%
97%
84%':''
Va
98
"
;
84
*82
31
30/8
31
*82
'*
30-%
4
17%
17
V2
17%
74-.
74%
74%.
12%
*12%
25
17 Vs Jan
1
12
8
52% Jan
24
73
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
50% Feb
10
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
84% Jun
12
Smith
(A
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
35
51% Jun
11
Smith-Corona
16% Nov 29
32 % Jan
12
167-8 Jan
17
2
20%. Jan
11
Smith-Douglass
49 % Sep
64% May 10
47% Feb
13
62% Jun
12
Socony Mobil
24-
17 Vb Jun
7
21% Jan
18
Solar
6
IOVb Jun
6
July 10
Apr
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
12% Jan 24 \
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
1874, Jan
2
23% May
Dec
21
53% Jan
16
46% Jan
9
51% Feb
24% Jun
20
35% Nov
15
32'/2 Mar 27
39% Jan
33
Dec
12
40% Jan
45
Nov 21
7V2 Mar
51% Jun
13
2
35% Jan
25
Southern
2
24% Jun
12
32
18
30%Jun
6
39% Dec
31
38
Vb Apr
1
44% Nov
29
58"Vb Mar 23
42 Vb Feb
12
38% Oct
1
49% May 16
40
6
20% Jun
17% May 10
1
4
24% May 15
28 Va July 19
17% Nov
21
20
Jan
17
6% Sep
May 28
4
12
47% Jun
25
'73% Jan
95 % Nov
30
103% Mar
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
19
Jan
16
May 21
2
July 17
3
83% Jan
17
3T% Deo
7
For footnotes see page
28.
10
45% Jan
8
19% Feb
4
Jan
17
81
,
33!8 May 27
18 Vb Jan 10
7
28
25
55% Jun
12
12
94 Va Jan
9
25
19 Vb Jan
14
Feb
17
467's Jan
Jan
91% Jun
40
May 27
46% May 23
6%; Jan
4% Mar 27
45 % Apr
70% Dec 28
26
6
22% Oct
1
10
22
18
29 Va Apr
16 Va Jan
78 % Apr
3
24% Mar 20
105
May 28-
Jan
63 % Aug 17
Dec
27%
27%
26%
27
74.300
*13%
14
2.700
13%
3%
s
21%
20%
57! 2
58%
X55%
50%
47%
49%
43
4.200
29%
28%
27%
65
Feb
12
24% May
94% Apr
26
98% Jan
15
10% Jun
10
12% Apr
11
Jun
28% Feb
20
68
29%
x28%
18%
18%
12 %
12%
29%
9
34
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rttn
7
12
35% Jun
11
29 Vz
80%
29%
29%
*29%
29 3 4
2.900
'.' 46%
46 %
46
46%
*45%
46
*77%
78%
77%
78%
*77
78
66%
6578
66%
65%
66%
46 3
78
•
4
75%
74%
81
82%
tj%
48
18%
19
59
62
25
Co
(Del)
7.50
—No par "
Southern Railway common
No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
preferred
Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Corp
...
1
1
.2.50
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
;
2
$4.50 preferred
No par
$5.50
65%
pfd
_
5
-
22 VB
33%
*33
22%
•;
r..
-
•>
49%
;
34 Va
45.000
19%
19%
3.700
61 %
62%
49.200
17%
18
19%
19%
19%.
19%
62%
61"%
62
18%
17 3 A
18
17%
18
9%
10
9%-
22 %
22%
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22%
34%
35%,
24%
30%
43%
4
-i
,
32% 17
5
65
33%
100
51%
51%
51%
9.800
24%
24%
21.800
30%
44%
%
43
44%
79 V
78%
78%
31%
44%
44-a
18.200
44 %
44
45%
35.800
42%
18%
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45
43%
42%
18%
•
44 %
42
32
...
42 34
42 %
42%
13.100
18%
3.900
"
'
18%
*78%
.
'
32% '
"
16%
4%
/
*58
60
16%
1.500
30%
30%
*30%
30%
44
18%
5
600
24%
42%
17
33%
*32%
51%
43%
4%
33%
3.000
24%
18%
16%
4.600
24%
40%
*60
34'-
51%
42%
32
49
x34
33
30%
-
'
79
*46
34%
24%
44,%
18%
47% "
51 %
30%
43%
9%
22%
34%
;
9%
22%
33 v
51%
30%
34%
9%
22%
47%
49%
/
9.800
12.500
9%
22%
34%
w
*
22%
9%,\
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49%
33 ^
41%
4%
5.500
50%
49%
61%
24%"
.
43
16%
83%
48%
62%;
51%
18%
*60
73%
82 3 4
50 %
19%:
32%
33%
40 %
31%
73%
84
49
-
42%
*78%
74%
83%
x49%
'
*47
72% '
,
19%
17%
5.300
75%
P'%
51%
,
700
82%
"61%
.
1,300
31,500
74%
.
48%
%
43
Edison
,
75%
82 %
30'2
Square D Co..
29%
80
__5
Natural Gas Co
Co.
6.700
12% ."
29.! 2 •"
73
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
&
2.800
12%
78
,
24%
Spear
18%
12%
46%
-
51%
Sparton
18%
12%
66%
23%
Southwestern
303.800
79
12 %
—5
(The)
Pacific
28%
18%
12%
.15
—
California
non-cum
28
19
12%
65%
51%
5%
28%
18%
67 Va
5
South'n
28%
65%
125
Southern
,
29%
>
'
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19
10
com
19,800
10.300
25
10
Rico Sugar
48
7.200
91%
12%
—50
100
6.500
57%
9%
73 %
_
4
91%
46 %
Co
3,100
3 7a
21
48%
56 3
57%
1.200
57
57
*20%
22%
20 3
a
3%
3%
57
*55
1.700
9%
77
Inc
14
3%
3%
56 %
56
a
90%
46',4
Oil Co Inc
Southern Co
33 % Apr
4
4,100
12%
9%
.No par
Inc..
preferred
11
23
38
8%
Porto
20% Jan
91% Jan
8.100
74:%
12%
91%
9%
45% Jan
31
26
17%.
74%
12%
9%
17%
32% Jun
Jan
Dec
17
74%
90%
9%
17
33% Jan
84
17%
12%
9%
18%
1
-
11,700
91%
17%
South
11
,
9%
27 Va
5
preferred
343a
.
90 34
1
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
5%
34
3334
9%
1
Mar 16
29
17% Dec
2
34'%
*82
,
-
91%
x90
South Amer Gold & Platinum..
13
IOC
91 %
£
Corp
Aircraft
82
74%
50%
X50
-
-
.No pa r
Co
84
82
31 %
*17
.
4%
5
*58
63
18%
18%
*78%
81
31%
17%
4%
63
60
81
31%
31%
6.600
16%
17
1.300
,
4%
*58
1.900
4%
63
11.300
55%
54 %'
55%
54%
55
54%
94
91 %
91%
*91%
94
*91%
17%
17 Vb
17%
17%
17%
17%
7.000
17 VB
17%
17%
17 Vs
22%
21 %
22 %
22 3 a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
122,800
21%
96
96%^
96%
96%
97%
96
96
96 %
52%
53
52 %
54
*91 %
94
*91%
*95
10%
*69
31%
,
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
70
70
70
*69
70
32%
33%
35%
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34%
1
*96
10%
*69
32%
60
94
10%
10%
68
69"
34%
32%
32%
80
10,300
10%
70
■
.
9%
9
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54 VB July 27
23
50%
8%
Corp
72% May
11
49 %
Simmonds Saw & Steel..
Oil
5,100
16%
58%
*
23
19% Jan
20 7
Simmons
Sinclair
30
12%
3%
58%
17
6
29%
75
13%
20%
Signode Steel Strapping Co.
68% Jun
30%
17%
12%
<
57%
1
12
;
97%
14
i.
58%
11
89
31
*95
14
3%
_-(i f.
97%
27%
13%
■
80
*95
•>•
27%
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15,800
4 '
86
26 7
4
21.70C
64%
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27%
13%
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27%
57%
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41.700
21 r
■
36,320
63
63 %
62%
2338
82
19%
,
213«
21
26 Ts
21
ordinary
23%
7j%
23 V2
bo ,8
27 %
.No par
8
13
.,
27%
.No par
Jan
74% Feb
3.20b
30
97%
^
2.00G
27%
19%
G%
Co
4
15%
a
*84%
86
jf
3,000
38!
15%
27 %
56%
49% Jan
*
20%
38
26%
1
32 V2 Apr
Mar 25
43
20"
15%
27%
2.50
Inc
of America
Corp
55% Jan
45
12%
M-
'
'
38 V4
27
3%
'
.
41,200
/.Ki-'K
IO"4
•
1
|
30
27%
13%
:
34%
"74%
75%
4
,
%
205
*180
92'4
26%
7.50
54% Feb
20
.
17%
.
270
*250
,
'v
3378
,
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'
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34»'4
34%
•
;
200
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59
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%
34%
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■
23 %
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69
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38
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82 %
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shares
.
15%
22%
15
22%
20«%
f
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9.300
-
247«
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j
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38%
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35
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26,300
2
,
168
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ft;-.
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22
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v
38 %
75 '•
4
25 V«
25;'
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20%
38
-3
Co
Sheraton
5
Nov
88
30
b,
«
>*180
34
20!'2
19,900
•
4
12%
;
Corp..
York
New
10
21% Apr
12% Apr
27% Feb
6
35 V2 Mar
4
;■
•
;
Shell Transp & Tr—
29% Jun
34
205
33%
*92
68
;
20 7
'
-
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168
33 3 s
270
'
33 %
,
*lw2
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*250
205
14%
"...
83%
v
*180
*250
2
13'
'
25%
247a
6 7%
85
33%
33!*
"
.
82%
165
24%
.No par
(Frank
Shattuck
13
Feb
18
Mar 19
29
14
21% Feb
14
12
Steel
Sharon
2
9% Jun
22% Mar 13
Nov~29
13% Feb
Shamrock Oil &
58% Jan
•75% :
*160
*20%
*180
4.100
23%
1
(
33%'
4
11.000
..
165
67 3
39;«
13%
81%
,;
4,400
123,500
39 V
29%
19%
68
11%
58%
40%
13%
24%
*67%
11%
57%
39%
>;
iV
11%
29%
74 V*
'
6,500
58%
14'%
82
33 !i
34%
850
9o
29%
29%
29%
-23%;'
73
*160
163
*158
15.300
11%
.
13%
^
74'
83
7,100
29 %
*94%
29%
-
a
28%
418
411%
66
39
53
11%-
81%
•
75%
70%
-81%
,t
410
29%
29%
11%
60%
29%
B
29
;
Industries
Shahmoon
8
72 V2 Feb
Co
29%
28%
27 %
preferred
$4.50
61% May 13
12
&
28%
29%
11%
58 7
29%
V 14%
Corp
Servel Inc common
7% Mar 12
9
'IJI„
.
1r
49% Feb
47% May
17
11V2 May
62 Va Jan
18%
19
July 11
59
4
39% Jan 20
13
Roebuck
*37%
28%
*94%
xll %
15%
.
39%
28%
12
33%
'..
18.600
407
60%
29%
29%
1
17,700
28%
406
li-%
^
6%
30%
28%-
56%
28%
.
6%
30 %
*33%
39%
*94%
402
6%
31 %
28% >29%
28%
400
401
6%
30%
31%-
31 %
28%
28%
Va *
6%
31
30%
40
26
V2
5%
"37%
31%
28%
26
26%
5%
28%
Seiberling Rubber Co
15% Jan
27
63
3V4 Dec 27
_
57,600
74%
"38
I
_
170
8,100
3
2%
3
2%
■
29%
29%
—
Sealright-Oswego Falls
7
29% Jan
11
Mar 12
26 Va Feb
3
12 V2 Jun
16% Jan
27 % Jun
Dec
13
12
18 %
74%
14%'
Co
Corp
Seagrave
24
12% Jun
7
23% Jun
Oil
Seaboard
91
17%
28%
5%
20
Seaboard Finance Co
4
70% Nov 26
91
18%
76
'
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
90%
18
29%
"2(3
25
—100
1
600
75%
.75%
73
29%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
75
33 % Jan
14
69
75%
90
;
800
21,500
54%
-•
75%
%;•
-76
21,100
"T; :
43. vv:
*42%
28%
No par
No par
No par
common
*64
90%
.1
Co
Paper
54
69
8
*64
•76%
*64
37%
Schick Inc
14
55
'
69
"64
•75%
!
1.40
___15c
30% Feb
40'A Apr
89% Mar
35
Jan
93 * Jan
29% Jun
105% Apr*
33% Dec
30
79
Jan
95
19
Apr
54!
55%
69 !
76 %
—5
t
43
76%
Ry Co—100
preferred
.1—100
Arms Corp.^...
Schenle'y Industries Inc
42%
76%
1—100
5%'
43
69
Southwestern
noncum
Savage
11-
Jun
83
Feb 12
•
2
22% May 29
16 %
55
Ry
62%
54%
55%
55
60%
•64
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.... 10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
6
12
13
F
•
60%
42%
60%
62%
61%
60%
59%
11,600
9%
9
9%
9
9%
9
fv:'
59%
St Regis Paper Co common
26
23
4
16
5%
3
31% Feb
92% Jun
San
St Louis
2
20V4 Apr
9
63 % Apr 20
14
May 23
Jan
32% May 10
22% Mar
May 28
18
May 27
205
L
Preferred series A
5
270
190
17
60% July 31
105
Feb
7
23% Aug 22
Sep
215
.74% Feb
67% Apr 10
,
Feb 13
2
Aug
St
7,000
7
6%
7
7
7%
7%
7%
6%
100
7.J00
*12%
No par
No par
& Power.
Co com
St Joseph Light
235
91% Mar 23
311
7
6
11-
26% Jan
4 </o preferred
-V—'
4.30% conv preferred
j
%..
12%
:
St Joseph Lead Co__—
25 % May 24
0
19% Jun
13
Jan
*
3
Nov'
5
25
33
3
,,
69% Dec
33% Jun
'22% Jan
-
5
Jun
160
46% Mar
Mar 19
52
16
235
14
25% Aug 31
5
22% Jan
2
Feb
i
Mar 22
93
Jan
81
137 '
300
400
•\
*14%
27%
58%
5
.TO
—lOu
—10
Safeway Stores common
61/4
15
*27
1
60% Feb
17
97% Feb V 3
155
Dec 17
71% Dec
10% Feb
> V
15-
*14%
59%
5
'-—
6%
2,500
14'/8
26%
-«
-1
(The<
Ruberoid Co
15% Jun
9/8
56'%
-1
Royal Dutch Pet Co——20 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
;—c
——1
10
1,900
24%
6%
>:;>6v>;
6%
45 3
9%
-.
12%
—1
Corp.
9%
56%
Corp———
Ronson
9%
r.
12%
Gas
Aircraft
Rohr
2
9%
35
24 %
24%
56-«
•
33% May 21
V
24%
27%
22%
conv
4
8% Mar
13% Apr 26
28
Feb
28
>
May 29
16
17%
Nov
8
Jan
10
t
423% May
Jan
Feb
29
17-
31% Dec
21% May 28
12
31% Apr
Feb 27
351
5
'
>
14
36%
preferred
—'—25
& El Corp—No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co_
5
Rohm & Haas Co common——20
4% preferred series A,
—10C
5% %
Rochester
29% Mar
*35%
*40
35%
45
38
12%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertsnaw-Fulton Controls coin—1
May 31
40
Jan
*37%
55%
"A
i—5
—
9%
6%
'
33
12%
Roan
32% May
29
3
27% Feb 15
25% Feb 13
2
Apr
Ritter Company
7% Apr
22
Apr
35
27% May
1,800
53%
—10
5
33%
55%
T—No par
25
2
f'
33%
"27
"57%
26%
6%
,4
55.500
33%
12 7
•12%
Corp
Riegel
25% Jan
13
12
30% Aug
2
37%, Apr 26
28% Apr
21% Jun 26
28% Jun 25
59%
25%
Corp
33% Jan
26% Apr
•57%
Oil
77
5% Jun
18 y2 Jun 29
"27
6%
•1.800
21Va
■'
14%
27%
27%
a
20%
*40
24%
6
23.800 a/
27%
12%
%
27%
14%
15
1,100
21
*34%
'
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"14%
2o%
27%
*12%
800
'-4,200
,«f
33%
:V
24%
9% <
28,700
b8
21%
;
45
9%
58 %
27%
35
*40
24%
*9%
Paper
Richfield
Jun
19
*34
25%
58
58
>>;> *37
45
•40
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19
37 %
'
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35
"34
19
1
12%
38
45
68
19%
'V
•37
34%
25 %
—10
4.50% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
33%
33%
3
"40
37%
b8%
:'
21%
'33%%
"37
37%
19%
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21%
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—10
100
100
.1
5s
Preferred
33
33%
33%
36%
*68
12%
21%
38
50
series
3.60%
Preferred
4
20%
20%'
40
7,000
<27 %
»'■■■•
27
12%
'
3
3,300
37
27%
27%
27%
58
26%
12;
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26
12%
33%
common——I
Metals Co
pfd series A
19% Jan
84 % Apr
—
Common
18
2% May 27
66% Jan 23
31% Nov 29
58%
26
12%
"36%
—5
——1
2.50
Reynolds <R J) Tob class B
-
*
Jan
62% Feb
6
4%%
69
17% Feb
5
42% Aug 15
37 % Mar
5
'
Co
Drug
Reynolds
58% Mar 19
6
90
4
65 % May 16
45% Feb
Aug
Rexall
5
41% Dec
x57%
26 %
10
Inc—--
Revlon
14
10% Jan
51 % Feb
491
Shares
131
131
131
*129
; -
19%
19
58%
19%
——5
—100
1
50c
10
common
& Brass
Revere Copper
May 20
37
28% Jun
9
8% May
10% July 26
2
59% Jan
2
Mar 12
21
25
13% Apr
12
30% Apr
10
28% Dec
27
9% Feb 14
4
Co
Mfg
pfd 3%%
Conv
6
8% May
8
11% Mar
19',,
12%
10
27
23% Feb 25
18%
58%
—5
Corp
Stores
15% Jan
57
18
4
3
19%
•
25%
'
preference——10
div prior
26
68-B
68%
& Co—
(Robt)
$1.25
Reliable
8
Inc—
Bros
Reeves
38%
36%
-No pax——-50c
Roller Bit Co
Reed
6% Feb 28
5% Apr 12
Mills—1
Real Silk Hosiery
14% Apr
16
15% Jan 10
60% Dec 17
45
Apr 24
25% Dec
2
12
31% Jan
87/b Jan
18
10
Jan
41% Apr
8% Mar 26
18'A Mar 14
Jan
18% Jan
15
Jan
36
6
10% Mar 14
11
39
20
Feb
23% May 14
31
30'/2 Apr 11
15
Jan
5
20 % Jan
4
33% Feb
36
38
Dec
40
4
34% Jan
37%
68
37%
68%
13%
Inc
1
Ray-O-Vac Co
—-2.50:
Raytheon Mfg Co
—5
Reading Co common.—l--50:
4 Vo noncum 1st preferred
—50
4'/o noncum 2nd preferred——50
17
May 29
37%
0d"'4.
36%
68%
Rayonier
22% May 13
31% Apr
37% Apr
33% Jan
20% May 13
27/2
21%
27%
yr
,
America com—No par
1—No par
Ranco Inc———
i—
5
Raybestos-Mannattan
No par
$.>.50 1st prexerred
24
59% Jun
44Va Jan
33 % Nov 23
Jan
11
7
37% May
31V* Feb
78
Radio Corp of
May 13
12
48'A Feb
19 % Mar
July 19
40
25% May
16% Aug
27
i Dec
12
21
27%,
27%
37 Vs
130%
27%
36%
37%
36%
36%
130%
132
♦131
132
132
36%
36%
36%
36%
Oats Co (The) common—5
6% preferred——
—
.—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker
r
i
June VI
the Week
Friday
June 11
Q
33 Vs Jan
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33% Apr 19
May 23
Wednesday
June II
June 10
Par
EXCHANGE-
Highest
Highest
31
•
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1956
Lowest
PRICES
1 hursday
June 13
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
Tuesoav
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
*
STOCKS
•
Previous
Kaoje for
350
*
74,200
.
•
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5647
(2823)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
..
■j
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
44 Va May 14
37% Jan
30
91% Jan
26
77
28
12% Jan
6
36% Oct
2
77% Nov
6% Dec
2
42% May
6% Jan
Standard
9
9% Jan
2
Brands
Par
41%
No par
Co
Tuesday
June 10
com—No par
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
11
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
82%Febl3
May 13
LOW AND
NEW TORK STOCK
Highest
"
41%
41%
*78% ' -79%
Inc_—.1 "'
7%
3%
3'A
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
June 12
June 13
June 14
Shares
41%
41%
40%'
41%
79%
79%
78%
78 %
79%
79'A
110
7%
7%
41%
79%
*78
7%
HIGH
Wednesday
,
June 11
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,500
41
41%
2,200
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
3 %
58 % May
43% Nov 29
48% Jan
23
65
49% Jan
31
43% Feb
4
62% Apr
May 16
3% May 22
57% Jun
6
12
83,300
55 Va
59,400
63%
65%
64%
65%
65%
66 %
65%
66%
66 'A
67%
132,800
61%
62
61 %
61%
61 %
61 %
60%'
61 %
*88%
90
Jersey„^.___7'
of
Ohio
common
17% Jan
Stanley
85
Starrett Co
62 V2 Jan
51.% Jan
19
81
Aug 15
61
.Jan
28
15
Jan
25
13
Feb
26
31% Nov
7
'
4
'
3
Mar
94
18
13% Dec
8
10
May 16
77% May 17
*
13% Jan
25% Feb 15r
11
■}
2
31% Jun
-
*
20
Feb
25
23% Jun
1
39 % Apr
3
31% Feb
13
41% Apr 23 ;
1G% Dec
31
21% Jan
4
17% Dec
11
17% Nov
27
22% Aug 1 8
20% Jan 26
17
Jan
2
17% Feb
26
17% May 28
36
Feb
3
Feb
12
Feb
18% Mar
v
12
25% Jan
31
29% Aug 24
18% May 15 *
19% May 21
;
/
5 1
12"
5
May 8
29% Apr 24
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
59%
*88%
19
Feb
" "
10% Feb
8
32
50
70% Jan
22% Jan
66
Dec
--
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
81
72%
82
73
81%
8b
82%
82%
*82%
73%
73%
74%
1
13%
13%
13%
*13%
1378
5
30%
22%
T___
—_
(J P) & Co Inc„
"
73
.
*13%
.30%
Dec
-
3
Feb
Mar
e
9
33% Apr i 8
66% Feb 13
„
22
6% Mar
2
*4
>:
2
38% Jan
.
11
2'
18
9% Jun
1,730
May
27% Jan
;
3
3b %
31%
30%
31
30%
30%"
30%
30%
24,200
23%
23
23%
22%'
23
'
22%
23 Va
9,400
37%
37%
36%
37%
3.800
37%
37%
37
17%
18
18
17%
17%'
17%
17%
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,900
♦17
16
44%
45%
45 %
46
45%
46 %
45%
46
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
1
6%
V%
6%
1
53%
13%
54%
1
No par
*84%
No par
79%
28'A
*
2
35% Feb
12
7
22% Jan
21
32% Jun
5
Peo
li
Jan
16
89
12%,Dec 14
11% May 31'
14
21% Nov 26
18% Feb
6
5% Jun
14
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
55% May 10
-
99
•
May
82
7
42
Jun
V * 27% Jan
14 '
29
V :42% Jan 10
>'46% Jan
,
9 '*
Biscuits
Oil
Steel
Sutherland
-
of
InC
common
18
•
!
Co
.
California
Swift &
;
—
Co—._
54%
13%
14
86
85
*84%
79%
80
80%
29
29%
22%
22
35
72%
35%
35%
71
71
5
9%
23%
23%
"39%
39%
24%
32%
33
41
42
May
8
Apr
9
$4 preferred
Symington Gould Corp
7.50
com
32%
41%
No par " ; *82% " 84
11%
12
•
20
20%
83
Y 6%
13%
*84%
86%
*84 %
86 Va
79%
79%.
79%
29%
28%
22
22
22
35%
35..
35%
72
72;
72
8%
9
35
9%
,
1621
May 28
6% Dec
8
Feb
15% May
31
12% Jun
t
14
45
18
Dec
62
69% May
53% Nov 29
•37% Oct 31
4
% Dec 12
14
Jun
50
18% Jan
10
31*
7
11
Feb
12
60% Jan
54% Feb
13
12
76% Jun
32
51
'Feb
5
2B«A Dec
5
Apr • 4
38% Mar 26
26% Jun
7
11% Jan
27
18% Dec 28
15% Feb
12
25% Jan
16
33 % Oct
1
6.
Talcott
(James)
Inc
;
TelAutograph Corp
Aircraft
Temco
Tennessee Corp
Co
Texas
26% Jun
Texas
—1
5%..
-v
1625
30% Dec
14
29% Mar
45% May 17
33% Apr
24
'
24%
41
<r
41 Vt
*23%
33%
32%
42%
85
12
19%
19%
5%
*82%
•
85
11%
10% Jan
9
182% May
9
6% Dec 21
Jan
23
34% Feb
10
20'A Oct
1
7% Jan
135
1
2
4
51%
52%
52%
74%5
75%;
74%
1—3%
44 %
47%
46%
47
46 %
Sulphur
No par
26% ' 26%
26%
1
23% ,24%
24
39%
39%
*39
36%
38%
-
Inc
preferred series A—25
conv
Pacific
Coal
Land
Jan
Sub
share ctfs
&
'<
Utilities Co
10
21% Jan
2
Textron
29
21
13% Apr
18 % Apr
-
-xas
20% Dec
20
29% Apr
29% Apr
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
25% Jun
11
47% Aug 21
*
54% July 10
47% Jan 28
60% Jun
12
17% Jun
14
The
15% Apr
12
Thermoid
53
Apr
12
$2.50
14% Jun
13
16
16
U % Jun
20
13% July 31
10% Jan
23
14% Apr
44
51
Mar 28
11% Apr
8
11% Jan 25
44% Jan 25
14
July 23
Jan
10% Jan
4
Jan '*3
Co—
No
preferred
19
26
2
"
48% Jan
Dec
19
33
Jan
80.
23
86
23
Nov
1
Feb
104
13
69% Feb
90
12
Jan
reb
47% Mar 26
7
16
89% May
8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
Thompson
4%
preferred
23% Feb
27
23% Jun
13
14
26
Feb
issued
Tirmceh
53% Jun
i3
13
1A Jun
13
13% Jan
Mar 29
15
3
32 Jun
4
13% Mar 20
Toledo
50% Apr 22
41% Apr 24
20% Jan
4
Transamerica
5
13% Dec
43% NOV 27
51% Nov
7
40% Feb
5
34% Oct
45% Apr
30
35% Feb
12
28% Mar 21
13% Jun
24% Feb
14
15
12
38% Jun
28% July 23
26% Feb
11
34
May 24
50% May 31
57
Jan
29
1
16% Nov 29
30 % Oct
13
Jan
31
24% Feb
9
52
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
24% Jun
10
31% Jan
2
52% Apr
17
64
Dec
26
54
Apr
16
61
Jan
37
July 27
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
25
Jun
14
49% Nov 21
62% Mar 13
63% Jun
12
30
29 % Apr
12
51% Feb
22% Feb
26
21% Jan
8
30% J*in
6
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
16% May 24
x
'ilttll
li
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
50
8
Dec
6
14% Jan 18
I
25% Oct
25
13% Feb
9
27
Oct
1
Apr
23
uiitr 10
io
25 % Apr
13
16% Mar 19
13% Feb
12
Mar 27
24% F^b
1'
23
5% Jan
3
3o% Jun
1
30% Jan
18
TXL
Oil
-
Nov
15
44
5 % Nov
15
8
20%
31 % Feb
26
21
Nov
27
81% Oct
1
Apr
16
33
May 29
8% Apr 11
35% Jan 11
121% May 17
J'a
28% Apr
2
20% Feb
12
30
Jan
17
26% Jan
Jan
9
92
May 10
19
93
Jan
11
«°% J
Nov 20
91
Feb
15
70% May 28
83% Nov 30
104
Jan
5
n
11
24% Mar 25
Carbide
Chem
Jan
2
40
40 Va
38%
37%
38%
*40
37%
40%
900
38%
11,500
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,100
7%
7%
7%
138%
135 Va
135%
46%
46%
46%
45%
46 3/8
45 Va
45%
6,300
15
Xl4%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13,300
19%
xl8%
1®%
19
19
18%
18 To
*18%
18%
1,400
24%
24%
2 J %•
24%
25%
24 Va
243A
24 Va
24%
23,200
59
59%
60%
GO
60%
53%
59%
58%
59
2,430
*135
138
135
7%
135
-
*135
.300
17%
% 900
13 %
2,100
47%
210
13%
*13%
*13%
74%
*90
17%
13%
14
77
75
78%:
94
90
90
39%
77%
■'
38%
39%
*38%
39%
*39
24%
24%
*24%
24%
49%
51
50%
50%
*87
39%
39%
*39 %
39%
x24
,
:
,
14
14
-78%
; .91
*
76%
*87
40%
39
40%
•
*38%
17%
*14
14Ve
77%
76%
*86
91
38%
40
*38
39 Va
14'%
400
77%
20,400
10
91
38%
17,800
38%
24
50%
24
23%
24%
50 "
24%
49%
17 Va
53%
52%
52%
18,600
1A
""'1%
1A
274,800
:: .'32
.'
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
48%
37%
47%
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49
37%
38I/4
38%
38%
37%
33%
37%
13%
3,100
37%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,500
<12,200
25,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
33%
33%
52'A
34%
34%
34%
37%
37%
38%
37%
37%
33
33%
33%.
x32%
33 Va
32%
33
52%
52'A
33%
52%
x51%
52
*51%
52
900
24%
1
50
14%
33%
32%
52%
1
(conv)
25
24%
25
3,100
*52%
25
25%
*49%
53
33%
60%
23%
16%
*47
34%
29%
16%
49%
X29%
16%
7%
7%
*7%
8
26 %
27
26
25
14%
24%
25%
*49%
54
*48
__1
1
No par
14%
28%
5
Paper
Corp
*7%
32
118%
21%
Corp—6%
No par
—
54
*49'A
14%
25%
53
*48
8,400
4,500
18,900
52
34%
35
35
35%
"
25,800
62%
62
63
63
63%
r63%
63%
29%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
16,000
16%
16%
29%
16%
16%
163/fl
16%
16%
*47
27
491/2
;
*47
35
49%
*47
26
*65
*47
49 Va
7%
7%
8%
26%
7%
35%
35%
25%
26%
8%
26
37
70
2,400
1,000
43%
1,500
8'%
27
29,900
No
Preferred $3.70
par
No par
series-,
32%
120%
22 %
15
15
15
15
15%
14%
15 Va
2,200
31%
31%
32%
31%
32 Va
31%
32 Va
26,800
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
8
'
32
33
120%
22%
121%
22%
32%
33%
,
33%
119%
33%
121 %
120
121%
33%
121
'
600
8
34%
9,100
121%
19,600
22
22%
4,100
27Va
27%
19,400
28%
27%
28%
27%
22%
28%
J 22'A
28
1—10
common,
14%
31
15
31%
27%
28
95%
Materials Corp.—10
&
Co
Preferred $4.50 series
24
79% Jan
82
39
37%
VY- Y/
Bag-Camp
Elec
39
37%
13%
(The)—
Union
Union
39%
13%
_1
Union
100% Jan 21
26,900
46%
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Unioh
49,000
26%
37%
14%
common
A
Udylite Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp
Union
9
112
5
92% Dec
30
8
133% July 17
29
25% Dec
Apr
47% May
10
108% Jan
,
28%
25%
46%
2
U
16%
27%
26%
.
47%
5
Co
Corp
39,503
28%
24%
13%
1
preferred 1954 ser—50
Film—*.
1
Coach
.46 %
28
24%
48
Century Fox
Twin
46%
28%
24 %
*47%
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv prior preferred
-50
2
47%
27%
24%'
*13%
Twin
10
45%
3,100
27,700
*17
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Jan
74%
17%
13%
—50
Truax-Traer Coal Co
9,000
52
73%
,——2
$2.70 preferred
10% Jan
51%
47%
——25
.
Airlines
conv
52%
74%
13%
5
4.30%
*
74%
47%
No par
»
52
74%-.
*17%
Inc
20th
52%
■
2 7%
"""
(The)
Corp
series
4,700
;
13%
.47%,
'V
Tri-Continental Corp common
Preferred
1,600
5%
14
17%
.—10
(The)—
World
19%
5%
14
13%
Transue & Williams Steel
Trans
5%
14%
*47%
100
—
Co
19%
r.
1
19%
13%
Bearing hew—No par
——1""
Edison
.6,400
47%
————
Trane Co
9
20
Roller
Rights
100
11%
13%
——1—_—,——
$1.20 preferred
27
49% Jun
83%
11%
47%
'
15
•—
*
*82%
.
1
1
Tidewater Oil common—1.
When
23% Nov
par
Thompson Products Inc common.-5
•"
9,300
50
*
1
(J R)
14,500
19
par
No par
—
common—
convertible preferred
:
10% Dec
100
33%
42%
46%
14%
*5
No
preference
Co
23%
33 Va
23%
58%
ig%
50c
Fair
5,800
27%
i
37%
7%
*134
137
46%" 47%
No par
conv
conv
7%
—100
;
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
$2.40
14
2,200
42
Y
common
Inc
$1.26
10
Trust—
ex-distribution—1
Texas
2
9
Oil
&
Pacific Ry
4
49% May
38% Jan
common
5%
14%
75
bacific
8% Mar 15
.
160
May 16
42% July 27
14
52
Texas
us
;
5%
5%*
14%
12%
Instruments
4.48%
5%
14
51%
—2.50
—
le
150
40% Jun
5%
14%
590
24%
42
11%
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1,500
8,800
1630
41%
24
6,800
1,100
-
1
-33%
42 %
11%
19%'
*24;
/
,
8%
23%
24%
42%
.
*82%
25
Texas Gulf
40% May 15
5
10
xl9%
1615
24 3i
Producing Co
Gulf
'
14
.
14
-1
1
*
—
Texas
49% May 9
33
Jan 10
.
I
Corp..
2
8%
41%
42 %
50
3,000
54,500
71%
~
1635
32%
2,700
29
22 %
1,100
,
80%
28%
22%
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22,700
54 /
13%
40%
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6%
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24%
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13%
:
18
6,200
2,000
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71
.
8%
83
12
45%
26%
13%
35%
71
1635
24%
32%
42%
11%
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1
.
26%
80%
22
24%..
40%. '
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18
29%
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Y
0%
1640
23%
39%
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86%
29
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1—25
——
%
1630
1660
(The)—4.16%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
"Hr 'V
50
:
Corp—
Pa\ier C6
Sweets Co of Ainerica
54%
14
80%
18
6%
54%
14
85
29% f
1625
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g%
54%
14
9%
25
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17%
'
7
35 .,
70%
,
"
10c
!
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22%
1
12.50
:
9
'
8% Feb
1
common
series A
1
2nd pfd series of '55—30
Superior
■Superior
200
30%
17%
—
Corp
Sunshine Mining
1
13%
"
37%
4%%* preferred
Sunshine
800
*13 Va
13%:
4,700
xl8%
1
Co_i__:—
5%(&
•
Mar 20
50 Va July 26
26
>
6,700
74%
18%
—_
Sunray-Mid-Corit Oil Co
*
74'
Oil
Sun
-
24% Apr 11
.
*
8
Jan
1,210
21% Feb
52% Mar 16
V
"
•-
8,000
83%
18%
No par
..
$4.50 series A preferred
29% May 16
Dec
30% Apr
13
81 -• Dec
Jun
82 "
12
Jun V 5
Corp
Sun Chemical
'.*
18%
*17
Y 18
5
Broadcasting Co_
Sunbeam
6
13
9,c-' -27% Feb
Feb
42
14
72% Feb
1 ,300
21% Jun 25 Y
35% NoV 29
38
17 "
Feb
22% Feb
6
10% Mar
9
July
\ Jun
16% Jan
1,
v
18
83%
'74
*
74 %'
13%
16%
17%
74
..
12,000
90
16%
83%
2,500
23
23
,
37%
—5
i
Studebaker-Packard Corp
'
93
56
7
6
22
78
26
21''
27
.'. Nov
39.
,ff
IB-
Nov
r
Mar
11
30% July 31
-
7
6% Dec
940
13%
84% Jun
7
8% Apr
26% Jan
82
23
34% Nov 28
46
6
101 % Jun
31
•
Aug
6%
,
15% Mar 15
13% May 28
"89* Dec 28
22% Nov
29
*88%
17%
y
5% Oct
90
*88%
16%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
>: 5% prior preference
20
Storer
90
17%
No par
*—10
Stores Inc
Stone & Webster
*
*88%
—15
(The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co
Stevens
%
16%
'
5
.
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
62'A
90
3%
16%
17'A
1
Warner'Corp
,
50
•
10
__100
3%%
..Sterling Drug Inc
,
27% Mar 12
30% Oct
California
of
Sterchi Pros
2Q% Sep .14
*
57%
54%
Oil
18% May 27
37% Dec
56%
Standard
2
9.':
56%
55%
10
65 % Dec
..
%
54%
62% Jun
43% Jan 23
22% Feb
56
56%
New
14% Jan
3
31 % May 28
3%
57%
55
of
2
,
3%
56%
56%
Oil
12
v»..
3%
57%
55
Oil of Indiana—..
18
17% Jan
3%
56%
Standard
Standard
47% Feb
21
3%
56%
56 %
4
14
14% Jan
2
13% Nov
3%
53%
54%
Oil
62% Jan
67% Jun
12
87% Jan
15% Aug
3%
^.6.25
T—25
Standard
50% Mar 26 Y
9
12% May 29
1
53% Feb
Aug 14
55% May 15
May 28
88% Dec 28
—I
distribution
100% Mar 23
50
25% Nov 28
Ex
96
85
95
95
94%
94%
95%
95%
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95
*76
85
*76
85
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85
*76
85
71%
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72%
*71
72%
"71
72%
71
72
*85
90
*85
*85
90
*76
22%
22%
140
v
'
78
52
Jan
65% Apr
39% May
10
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Oct
1
28
86
Apr
51% Feb
2
26% Apr
9
Preferred $3.50 series
25
89
Jan
22
12
64% Jun
5
Union
Gil
8
31% Jan
8
Union
Pacific
9% Mar
Preferred
Apr
4%
30
6
31
29
Union
Tank
Car
1
33% May 16
Union
Twist
Drill
69% Jun
7
90'A Jan
United
Apr
4
non-cum
88
61 %
61%
61 %
62
59%
61%!"
60 %
60%
33,300
common—10
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
•9
29%
29%
29%
38,900
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Co
8
8
29%
—5
8%
29%
29%
30
33
10
—No par
Co
33
33 %
33%
71%
73
8%
8%
30%
*32%
S
8%
90
8
8<A
May~25
96% Dec
17
Dec
18
125
May 29
113% Jan
23
166
103% Oct
10
121% Dec
18
99'A Jun
14
35% Jan
23
44% Dec
17
26% Jun
10
26
Nov
20
26% Feb
Dec
7
32% Apr
Feb
20
93
24
95
20%
Dec
14
28% Apr
48% Jan
.
12
2
Aircraft Corp common
A'/o
convertible
4%
(ser of
152
Jan
14
115
Jan
2
43% Jan
4
United
Air
29% Mar 14
United
Biscuit
100
Apr
100
1956) conv pfd
102
—10
26%
102
27%
No par
27%
*91
25%
66%
27%
95
25%
69%
Inc
America
of
71%
130
100
preferred—
Lines
70
*120
5
$4.50 preferred
—
No par
board & Carton Corp_.—10
15
Jun
6
9
19% Jan
28
27% May 16
United
20
71% Mar 26
58% Feb
11
71'A Jun
13
United
41% Dec
27
62
46% May
8
4% Feb
9
107
Mar 21
4% Jan
3
39% Mar
5
4% Jan
2
Co
Carbon
No par
United-Carr Fastener
6% May 15
Jan 21
United
$3.50
79
(Del)—No par
43
Cig-Whelan Stores cora__30c
convertible preferred.
100
*78
May
4
77% Apr
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
6% Jan
11
7% May 20
United
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
6% Feb
11
9% Jan
9
United
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
28'A Apr
8
35% Jan
11
United
13% Jun
8
16% Aug 20
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
44% Jan
2
47% Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
14
82
73% Jan 23
43% Dec
55
35
Aug 14
32
Feb
41% July 30
12
28% May 11
Mar
36
Mar
5
35'A Jan
23
5% Nov
20
7% Jan
6
5 % Apr
14% Dec
12
19% Feb
29
13% Feb
1% Dec
31
3% Mar 26
1 % May
23
29%
30
32-%
32%
72'A
70'A
71%
23
39% May
20% Aug
9
28% Oct
9
24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
52% Nov 29
Dec
3
15% Dec
27
22 % July 19
155
35
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
44% July 20
19 % Mar 22
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
For
footnotes
see
page
28.
5
U
S
&
13
U
S
51% Apr
16
156
Jan
8% May
29
7
1
Mar 19
3 4% Feb
43% Jan
12
7
65 % Jun
4
Jan
7
Jan
22
Jun
12
36
45
U
S
common
preferred
Inc common
preferred series A
44%
45%
43%
5V'a
5%
*78
79
7%
5Va
5Va
*78
79
7%
7'A
800
10,700
600
44%
5%
3,300
79
7%
18,800
6%
6,100
6,300
45%
45
45%
45
45%
45
45 Va
18,600
34%
36 -
35
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
20,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
36'A
36%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,100
14%
14-%
Xl3%
14'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13,300
-
»
-
1%
1
I
1
4
100
common—82%g
class A preferehce—
U>dust"ies
4%^>
70%
45%
No par
Hoffman Mach
5*e
7
17% Apr
7%
U S
60
45
100
Securities
Co
U S Gypsum Co
24
17% Jan
162
Foreign
71 %
15%
1
A
Corp—,
Freight
7%
68%
15%
Park City Mines Co (The)
33% Jun
44%
5%
25
15%
United
39% Jun
7%
44
*78
95
24%
15%
2
2
7%
68%
2,000
*91
95
15%
1% Jan
13
5'A
79
68%
27%
27'A
27%
25%-
15%
Merch
Feb
43%
5%
*91
*25'A
15%
United
33
43%
*78
95
15%
9
23% Jan
68%;
27
27%
25%
*91
15%
45%
10
Chemical
67%
27%
*25%
23,700
14"%
15% Jan
&
25%
1,500
27%
5
Improvement Co_—13%
Corp
——_—^
preferred
27%
95
25%
99 %
27%
27%
6%
Corp
Borax
27 %
*91
100
99%
100
30%
Industrial
S
27%
6%
Gas
4%%
99%
27%
30%
Gas
U
101 %
26%
800
31
United
86% May 20
100%
27%
130
31
United
62% May 20
102
27
*120
130
31
United
8
126%
102
*120
6%
8
May 23
126%
30%
11
Inc
130
7%
6%
19
Mfrs
*120
5,400
20,600
30%
6%
No par
&
5%
71%
72%
■.
30
6% Jan
May 24
7%
43
79
%
27,000
%
30%
33 Va
5
Cos
38% Feb
55
28% Jan
Coal
Electric
2
11
83
'
Corp
(Del)—.
—1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
5
38% May
5%
71
8
30
*32%
30%
33
*
61%
10
88
61%
preferred
7
8
10% May 10
36
Jun
27% Feb
29% Apr
29
Co
~50
91
58%
California
RR
*
.25
series
$4
of
71%
—No par
No par
—50
1
—50
1%
1%
1%
6%
*1%
7%
6%
62%
61
86%
85%
86
*85
36%
30%
38%
38%
39
39
31%
32%
32%
60%
62 •*157
158
8%"
B%
*30%
15%
.*44
31%
16
45
60 %
*156%
61%
158
8%
8%
*30%
31%
15%
*44
60
61%
*156%
8%
31-
4,600
58%
16,900
84
84
39
37 V8
38 Va
7,500
33%
33
33%
8,600
*85
86
62
62%
*
8%
31
1%
58
86
58%
61 %
158
'
15%
15%-
15%
45
45
45
900
38%
33 %
61 %
1,100
30%
32%
39%
3%.
-
6%
*30
60
1%
1 %
59%
86
•.
6%
156%
1%
1%
63%
63 Va
*156%
159
8%
*30%
31 Va.
15%
45
•
C 8%
30%
30%
:i8,600
,
200
15%
16
*44%
15,400
64%
159
8%
•8%
120
•
^
16
12.100
45
45
300
27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2824)
*
for
Range
36% Dec
14
36% Jun 13
U
67'/a May
22% Feb
6
63, Jan
30% Mar
51%JuJyl8
128
'92 ' Dec 26
80
88
42% Nov 29
Feb
1
19% Sep 17
'170
17% Dec 17
38
33% Dec
7
12% Jun 27
Feb 10
t
24
21% May 31
U
61'/a Jan 24
78% Jan
2
155'A Jan 25
18
Jan
Jan
7% Feb
18
8
Jan
80% Jun
13
87
Jan
10% Aug
2»7
Dec 31
U
4
21
May 28
13
10% Jan
9
99
Mar 23
17
Dec
-
5
14% Apr 23
7% Dec
U
22
15% Feb
3
6% Jan
7
10
7ft
Apr 17
$6'convertible preferred—No par
18% May 23
86% Jun 11
26 y® Aug
15
13% Jan
9
Deo
4
Apr
6
47% Feb
31% Jan
12
2
36
Apr
3
167
13
155
137
Deo 12
23% Dec 20
Jun
Feb
4
30% Jun
7
68
55% May
24% Nov 12
40% Feb
8% Jun
17% Jan
25% Nov 21
Jan
4
7
Va Dec 20
40
Feb
12
10
12
50% Jan
2
Vanadium
11
13% Jan
9
Van
7
11
50% Jun
2
11% Jan
41'/a Feb
2
28
11
15
18
6
20% Feb
1
lOO'/aApr
.5
124
Apr 22
1
28
12
111
May 22
Feb 12
May 17
90
Mar 27
98
Mar
93
Mar 13
Jan
24% May
104
Dec
18
116
Feb"13
100
93
Oct
30
103
80
85
Dec
28
106
Feb 13
Mar 6
87
Dec
31
103 Va Feb
83
85
17
79% Nov 27
46% Jan %l
.
.
83% Jan 19
28% Nov'. 9
Jun
.
May 29
Jan 18
.
72
28%
1
44%
45%
45
46 Vs
26%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
48%
*123
*133
31%
*79
21%
49%
49
50 %
6ft
24
16% Jan 23
3
Jan
14
14% Dec 27
6ft
7
ll'/a Jan
12% Deo 31
lz%
17% Mar 29
May 22
«,
*111%
25
100%
100
100
100
100
25
,.
preferred
preferred
Materials Co
Vulcan
5Vo
(w i)
convertible
:
'
—16
preferred
./
100
:—15
No par
10
No par
—2.50
24%
9.8C0
<•'
66 %
66
66
36 %
36
82
81
1,400
36 Va
i
46%
-
12,600
.....10
81
95
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93
'45%
*
59
31,260
1.180
21%
56 y2
57%
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141
21 %
21 %
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139%
142
2,300
57 Va
57'/2
20.40C
58
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69%
68%
68%
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138%
139%
116,600
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17%
17%
17%
32%
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13 y8
13 %
7%
7%
7%
2,20C
32%
13 %
82
*81
80%
1,200
uo
V! 2,200
9
.
84 %
33%
34%
130
2.50C
.
19'
83%
85 %
r
;
9
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9
19
17,600
1,100
34%
10
142
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142
30
291/4
30
.
v
;
2,500
.
74%
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72%
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28%
28%
28y2
2.100
44%
45
45%
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5.700
9
26%
13
>
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13'A
47%
r
1
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49
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50
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13
49
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9
26%
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50
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3,600
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mm
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31%
31%
100%
101 %
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25 Va
25
101%
100
101'/a
100'A
85
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85
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85
85
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88
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88
85
85
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93
93
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89
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89
82
82%
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14
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14%
; *28%
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16%
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82%
33
33
28%
28%
2.600
82%
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16%
82
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29
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85
85
87
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100%
100%
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4,500
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25
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31
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84
22
21%
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25
25%
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21%
22%
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115
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31%
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84
21%
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.
31
31'/a
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84
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common——.1
23%
26
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preferred
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.
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32%
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Issued
4,600
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24%
9 V.
26%.
100
8%
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45
/
:
9
■
26%
<
Shares
32%
32%
'
9
9 Vs
26%
No par
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common,
Mar 11
32
46
44%
x8%
com—100
preferred—100 v*
preferred
When
-
9%
26%
9
2.50
$4.20 preferred
y
19
83
86%
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34%
*141
146
x29% 30%
28%
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
1
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1
70%
Gft dlv partic preferred
—100
Virginia Eleo & Pwr Co com new—8
May 22
33% M * 24.
11
32
May 20.
28%Jun 14
H
8
/
7%
7%
81
81%
9
' 9
28%
Inc
Va-Carolina Chemical com
83
66% Feb
12
10% Dec 26
14% Dec 27
25% Jan
142% 143%
21
21%
54% 57%
57%
57%
67% 68%
140 /140%
17%
17%
31%
32
13 Vs
13%
71%
Inc
noncumulatlve
3% ft
6
Mar
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-y *80
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46% 46%
142
143
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21
21%
/
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56% 58
57
58
58
57 ,4
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88%
139% 140%
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32
32
32 e
13
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13%
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7%
7% y;:' 7%
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80%
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34% 34%
34%
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144
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71
73
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28% 28%
28y4
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32%
.
71
Victor Chemical Works common—5
32%"May 10
18
78 "/a Jan
35%
10 "/'* 26%
Industries
Co
66%
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;
28%
Corp of America
Raalte
5ft
84
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23%
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35%
82
93
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June 14
June 13
31%
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66
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32
8%
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24
;
66%
35%
62
92
12.80
Vicks Slireve & Pacific Ry
2
38 ft Apr
1
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
25% Jan
128
100
—100
preferred
& Light Co
Power
Norman
Van
May
14% Jan
29
25% Jan
Utah
34% Mar 26
21% Nov 13
.
73
94'/a Apr 24
28
105% Dec 20
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Jun
29 % Apr
Feb 20
128
Sep 12
25% Dec 26
Dec
Feb
130,
7
123
82
24
4
3
37% Apr
6
12% Nov 28
58% Mar 9
9
12'A Dec 21
38% Feb
129
12
May 14
Jan 28
23% Feb
29% Mar 12
82% Mar 29
26
Deo 14
20
Dec
70
Feb 24
8ft preferred _
Universal Pictures Co Inc com,
13%
7%
82
9
19
84
34%
8%
*17
77
34y2
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146V2
29%
30%
Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—
14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
.1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
United Wallpaper
39
142
—1
2nd pfd_5
31%
31%
x66%
34%
' 80
32
32
13ya
7'%
81%
preferred—25
noncumulatlve
United Stores $4.20 noncu
65
30 % Dec
k
*8%
5:;**,*■ 23 -
10
;
United Stockyards Corp
9
7
13% Dec 26
41% Feb
31%
*8V<4
23%
,
•
Tharsday
June 12
June 11
-
,31%
,—
15
36
11
30%
—
U
11
64 y2 Jan
138% Jun 13
17
Mar 1
31% Jun
Jan
U
4
J
57% May 28
57% Mar 25
19% Jan 16
Dec 28
/
■
'
73% Dec 31
169
Jan 20
preferred _
Pipe & Foundry Cot-
U
June 10
'
8%
'
S
23%
8 Playing'Card Col.—.-.
-i-10 T
" 67
67 "
S Plywood Corp common
1
34%f 35,
,-■*
3% ft preferred series A
100 ;
*80
82 r
*;
3%% preferred series B
100
91%
91%'
S Rubber Co common
5
44 "" 45% '•
8ft noncum 1st preferred
—100
" 142
143
y
8 Shoe Corp —/I
1— 21% '21%
8 Smelting Ref & Mln com—50
-51%""54
; "
7% preferred
50 V" ; 57%
57%
8 Steel Corp common
16% y
65%
67%
7% preferred
100
"
140% 141
S Tobacco Co common
No par
-yl* 17% ;17%
4%'/<?
49% Jan
156
Par
,—1
Lines Co common
S
93% Mar 29
,Jf
17% Feb 12
May 8
9
Mar
69
Dec "28
51% Jan 23
143
Nov 30
58
U
4
Mar
87
V
May 13
.
49
71% Sep 10
;
4
'
39% Feb 27
139% Jun 14
67% Mar 14
142% Dec 26
1
3
Jun
8
July 18
90% Mar
1-81% Dec 31
6
U
27% Jan
2
1
Jan
82
4
3
12
35 Vs Aug
70
17
7
11
28
32 V2 Nov 29
01 Va Dec
Jan
8% Jan
8Vs Feb
28% Jan 11
56
24
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
37 Vs Jan
•
1
29 y2 May
9V» July 13
15
8 Vs Jun
NEW YORK STOCK
'
llisbest
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan 11
Jan.1
Range Since
j*'
-
^
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
'j
14%/"':
14
14'
14 %
16%
16'/s
16'A
16%
Ji
'
.
i
1.800
14V2
16 Va
1,800
«
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13%
14%
40% Feb
9
; 37% Oct
1
,
; 35 % Deo 20
-25% Feb
9
*. 22
"
,
Jan
3
J9% Feb
8
J2% Dec 26
>>v'
V
Apr
Wagnefc Elecirio Corp.,
Waldorf System r_—
11 '
4
80% Jan
8
Feb
2
"
50%
86% Jun 13
-
—
4,300 '
52%
*13%
29 Va
76%
78
18%
300
13 %
29%
18%
Feb
28
Waukesha Motor Co—
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
3% May 15' 7 Welbilt Corp
28
34% May 24
'26% May 3 7
,32% Mar 27
24% Jen 17
29% Jan
2
2% Feb
/
30 % Oct
11%
28,
:
•
■
,
■
!
24%
"60
1.800
58 %
37 %
37 Va
35%
3,300
25 %
56%
35%
31%
5
5
—1
1
-
;'T
27
43 % May 10
1
52% Feb
,44% Nov 26
-25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
'
97
Nov 26
92
Dec 12
Dec 20
88
42% Jan 30
104
Mar 27
18% Jun 20
15% Dec
13
28% Apr
26% Feb
31%
7,900
400
3.606
800
13
4
105
95
May 28
93
Jun
87
39% Jan
28% Jun
Jan 27
Apr 18
108
Jan 12
25% Dec 31
16% Dec
5
103
Jan
29
21
Mar 20
28
Jan
26
27%
3,100
2%
2%
1,103
Feb 18
i
5
100
100
4.10% preferred series C
West Va pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto Supply Co com
104% Mar 20
Feb
27
24% Jan
2
14% Feb
14
16% Jan
3
105'A Feb 23
91
Jan
2
98
2
100
5
100
1
5
100
93
Dec 28
47
Feb
13
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
77% May 15
68% Feb
,
1
17
82% July 20
71
Feb
15
85% May 14
4.80% preferred
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
54
Mar
Apr
■
26% NOV 29
50% Nov 29
128'/a Jun
f
5
46
Jan
20
94
Sep 28
44
*44
45
61%'
61%
62%
33
32%
33
27%
28
96'A
96
32%
33%
33
28%
98
98 Va
98%
*98
98'/a
89
*85
89
*85
89
*85
91
*86 Va
91
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91
*81
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01
*86
Va
28 Vs
46
45%
45
28
27%
28'A
96'A
%
98
46
47
*103
104
*103
104
1,500
*103
103 Vz
*103
103%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21 %
15%
*15'A
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
97
*90
97
72%
70%
72
83%
83%
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97
13%
74%
76%
75%
83
83 Va
84%
X84%
Va
15 V
59
2,400
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77 3s
1,100
87
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85
2,800
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97
76
76%
-
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21%
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97
130
103%
21%
15%
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9,000
%
46
45'/a
46
21
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310
•
6,500
/
91
*85
44%
'
89
89
*103
33
t
8.900
60 VA
Vs
63% Jan
4
Western Pacific RR common-No par
56%
57%
57%
58%
58
60'A
59
60 'A
18
20% Jan
4
19 VA,
18%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19 Va
19
19 VA
92,200
33% May 14
30'/a
30%
30%
30'A
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
16,900
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
4
52% Feb
12
64
63 Vs
64
63%
64%
64 Vs
65%
64%
65
82% Jun ,14
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
18%
12
84%
83
83
82 Vs
82%
22% Mar
82% Dec 27
62%-
*85
43%
44
61'A
44 Va*
62 %
2,805
29%
27-%
28%
98
*43%
63%
*28%
32 Va
313i
27%
,
29 Va
17% Apr
26% Feb
86
17% Nov 21
'
31%
43%
.63
43
62%
x28 Vo
27%
60
.28%
43
27
43
28'A
28 Va
28 "a
5
36% July 17
May
58% Nov 29
'
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50
1
4
4.20% preferred series B
47% Jan 11
37% Apr 10
G3
4
5
i]:\:
1,200
y
26
27%
com—2.50
4.87<t preferred —;
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
64% May 22
27
88
Oil & Snowdrift
Wesson
48% Jan 23
,
15
96% Jun
<
105
■
9
2
34% Jan 29
"
7
May
41% Jan
Dec 21
44% Dec
5
29
Mar 20
112% Jan 13
105
Mar 2
44
16
Jun
43
3
*
20% Feb
6.600
14%
91%
11%
v
'
S
3.00C
9.300
~
14--
:700
:
,
91%
...V.:
ICO
69
*67
Walgreen Co
Walker (Birath ) G & W
18% May 29
15% Feb 12 '
' Walworth Co
12% Apr, 28 7.; 15 % Jan 25 7 Ward Baling Co common
1
'
95% Jan 24
5%% preferred
91% May 19
100
11 Va May 10
16% Jan
2'
Ward Industries Corp,
—1
22% Ap* '/A, 7 28% Jan
3 '
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.,
5
42% Feb 12 7'60% May 29
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
37% Apr 23 .7738% Mar 28
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
7"36% Jan 17
' Washington Water Power
—No par
34% Feb £8
7
"
'
■
Wabash RR 4%%
24
la va Juu
lj
70% Feb 12
,
-15% Npv 23
.,18% Jan 27
Jan
56% May 15
10
29
Jan. 6
Mar 20
20% Sep 7
17 % Mar 13
106
Feb 28
20
Apr 30
29y4 Deo 26
49% Aug 9
40% Jan 0
38 % Mar 23
37% Aug 8
27
Ma* 9
27% Dec 14
4% Apr 6
-95% Dec 17
iH'
Jan**0
33
75
: 12% Jan 30
13 % Dec 12
.
,
•
Deo~19~
.^29% Sep 26*
64
Nov 29
V:
77
7
50% Jun
'
•:
3
83% Jan
74% Nov 28
67% May
130
9
129
Feb 17
Feb
1
<
65% Jun 13
<"92
Mar 25
129% Feb
4
7
4
30
61%
*83
*83
82 Va
84'A
*128
*128
*128
*127
*127
'
80,400
v
300
'
82%
"*r*
<
v—
r
*•'
\
31
24
91
Jun
23% Feb
2
Wheeling Steel Corp
96 'A Jan
9
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common.
5
4V4% convertible preferred
80
6
23
"69% Jan
53% Feb 13
Jan
28% Fob
13
69% Dec
'
10
common
55'A
57'A
57 V4
5 8'A
58 Vs
92 VA
91%
91%
91'A
24%
24 Vs
2 4 VA
24%
Va
24%
59%
8
103
26% Mar 22
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
80'A Feb
15
59 Vs Jun
31% Jan
18
68 Va Jan
27'A Jan 23
13
*
-
'
36% Feb
1
23
13 »/2 Apr
2
16
29 '/a Mar 14
Apr
10
9
Jan
102
20% Jan "30
12% Jan 23
*
61
%
13% Jan
10
14
Feb
13
71-
May 27
19% Dec
5
15
Apr
15% Jan
75
10% Jan
9
4% Jun. 12
Dec
31
25% Jan
4
18% Feb ' 8
30% Sep
26
37% Feb
20
18
145
30 Va Feb
28%
28%
30
Windsor
21
14
34
10
"131
22
May 13
•
59%
58 VA
91
91
91
24 Vs
Industries
24%
24 Va
24%
59%
59 Vs
*57
6c/o
28'/a
*28
32% May 13
Woodward
Iron
12
45 »A Jan
Woolworth
(F W) Co
41% Jan
23
60% Nov
16
15
52% Feb
12
88% Nov 29
99% Jan 24
87% Jun
13
64% May 29'
92% Mar 15
83% Nov 30
98% Mar
83
13
88% Jan
26% May 24
34% Aug
,Feb
Feb 20
8% Apr
27% Feb 12
7
3
11
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
Jan
16
29% Nov 28
25% Feb
12
-
30
May 27
•Bid and
dend
v
51'A
28%
52 VA
97 Va
96%
Co
26
26
40
40
40
58%
59
60%
39%
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54'A
59%
57%
60%
15
14%
14%
71
71
*70%
72%
15%
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16
*15
15%
4% *
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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22%
22%
22%
31%
32
120
30
.42%
43%
42%
43%
62
62
62
88
*88
84
28%
28%
31%
104
32
107%
28%
28%
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28%
22 Va
22%
31% '
.
31V4
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123
22%
300
8.600
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.
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4,800
'
40
.
21%
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31 Vs
*
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41%
42%~
41%
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32
41%-'
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1.300
'
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123
300
:
•
2,600
22
31
43
62%
63 %
63%
64%
63 Va
64
88
87%
87%
87%
88
84%
83%
84 %
83 5 a
83%
7%
7%
too
29%
27,100
88
7%
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7%
7%
«
74,000
5,100
•
140
•'
,
700
29%
28%
29%
31 %
106
31%
31%
1,100
108 %
103 Va
28%
29 Vs
25,900
3,300
29
29
28%
29%
31'A
110%
28%
29Vs
29 V®
asked prices:
Ex-rights
91% Feb
3
no
eName
sales
on
12
121% Apr
this day.
8
Zenith Radio Corp
No par
110% 112
113
114%
4
,114
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred
changed from Harris-Seybold Co.
116%;.,.
delivery,
r
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Cash sale.
114
—
'
3,300
31%
31 Va
108% 110%
29%
32
108%
28%
4%
21%
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7%
*31%
107
4%
41%
84 %
—10
*120
•
30%
88%
84%
22
31%
31%
31 Vs
84%
(L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
'
22%
88
7%
4%
'
123
22 %
62
7%
Young
<
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22 Va
30
%
31%
31%
120'A
22%
30%
10
22
34:900
14%
72 Va
14%
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24,2004
14
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123
200
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4
22 >4
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10
10
62 Vv
5,400
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26'A
40
-
260
71%
35%
15%
lo
40%
-
4,700
'
71%
71%
100
9
*26
9%
26%
40'A
*
•
<
14
14'A
Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4V2.V0
series..100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
9
*26
9%
9%
26 Vs
9'A
100
97'A
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400
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101^;jUIy 30 ;,"rI41%Jan
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51'A
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9
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t
50%
97
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•
63 VA '
51%
15%
preferred'
10
6
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-
12,SCO
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•
-
98
26 Va
Vs
26%
•
28%
13%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
41V4 Jun
22% Feb
51%
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71 Va
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Mar 19V
26% Apr
7
9
*28
52 %
99
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10
10c
Inc
27
4
51'A
51
99
'
60
No par
<Wlnn-Dixie Stores Inc
50% Mar 19
10% Jan
9Va
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28 Va
60
.No par
$4.25 preferred
36% Feb
31
50%
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5
19
7% Dec
*28
50
preferred/
convertible
43% Dec
9
„100
common..1
__20
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
24% July 10
1
Wilson-Jones Co
9
5% Jan
Jun
123
preferred -I
Sewing Machine
Wilson & Co Iric common
2
23 Vs Apr
21% Jan
Mar 22
s
*
•
Oct
20
Wilcox Oil Co.
Jan31
19% Jan
24
4% Dec 26
127
$3
13
47
May 17
30
4
20
(The S S)
common
Prior preference
18
r" 62'A Jun
'■
16% Apr
82 Va Apr
30
17
'
White
Co
59
59 Vt
'
13
Dec
69
Motor
5 'A %
59'A
'
29
14'A Jan
r
White
7
29 Vs Jan
?9
100% Jan
1
39% Apr
45% Feb
May" 10
*
May 27
25V4 Apr
White Dental Mfg
28% Mar 14
53% May 24
12
95 Va Mar
8
26% Feb
"
44% Feb
60% July 24
Jun
99
8
58%
58
91'A
24
91
59
92
"
21% Jun
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Number 5647
Volume 185
.
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(2825)
Record ; ««
New York Stock Exchange
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letters
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column headed
the
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Range for Previous
Lowest
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Highest.
Dec 17
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The Commercial and Financial
go
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, .June 17, 1957
.
(2826)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Stock Exchange
York
New
Last
or
Sale Price
JTcriod
Bid <& Asked
99%
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962—April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of)-3Vis extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976__Jan Juy
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jau 1 1376
Jan July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
IAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
—
4%s sinking fund 1973 -----—-----May-Nov
German. (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
5 Vis dollar bonds
1969
Apr -Oc
100%
72 V.
70
71
—
*17%
~
18 Va
18%
...
76%
76%
80
.
_
:
96%
83%
83%
99%
A 8s
17
;h
69%
A 7s
series
79%
84'A
74
74
1972———---—-—-June-Dec
loan) —
—-—-April-Oct
dollar bonds
3s
§A7s gold bonds 1949:
German Govt International
67
23
%s assented 1958
South Africa (Union of)
69
64'A
135
132
__
i
^
(Young loan) —
4Vis 1965Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 5 Vis
(40-yr) s f 1971—
—:
5 Vis due 1971 extended to 1981
Tokyo (City of)—
1
123%
118
3
123
123
123
June-Dec
1965———
193a due
loan
*134
17%
part paid 1964,———•
^
®
A6s part paid 1968——-—
—-—~Fc!?"
IA Hamburg (State of) es 1946
April-Oct
Conv & funding 4%s
1966—
—
Aprll-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7Vis 1950
Jan-July
Hclsingfors (City) external 6Vis 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977—
..—Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
15 Vi
83
17
13%
A-
16Q %
/■•
165 V.
82
78 V4
—
v
§A5s sterling loan of '12 1952
§AWith March 1 1952 coupon
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
S A6s 1st pitge $ series 1953
65
74
.
*115
—
.
:/
66 Vi
.
.r-
191 Vi
ioivi
3*0
102
'
'
'
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6Vis 1954
June-Dec
*13 Vi
Jan-July
50 Vi
1965-
*30
extended to
30-year 3s s f $ bonds
Mexican Irrigation—
1975—
1978
§A4Vis assented (1922 agreement)
§A4Vis small 1943—
—
ANe\v assented (1942 agreem't)
66Vi
'
16
.
T£
50 !i
13%
471/4
15
Alabama
51 %
8 A5s
1945
13%
(
§ A Large
new
(1942
A Large
A4s of 1904
new
.
h:
..
18%
19
18%
...
(asspnted to 1922 agree't)
1954
due
19:!*
*19
————
18%
19%
*19
.
ASmall
A4s
*19
June-Dec
assented
(1942
agree't)
1968_Jan-July
|A4s of 1910 assented to. 1922 agree¬
ment) 1945
Jan-July
§ ASmall
*13 V*
13%
'
—
1
94%
92
9a %
98 Vi
96%
92
99%
91
98'
94
182%
98%
98%
77
77
89
_
96Vi
85
85
20%
22
*17%
96
81
15
'oo
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96
87%
82
81
95 /
90
4
87
»
%
77
*82
186
100 Vi
97%
19
99%
'.Z
May-Nov '
22
24
17V*
181V.'
99%
95
99 %
99 %
19%
179%
*180%
June-Dec
3s
Apr-Oct
13%
13%
4%s
5s
subord debs
conv
75
89%
90%
49
89'/a
98
96'A
17
95 Vi
98 %-
*__
97
88%
88
93%
99 '/a
99
100%
47
99
105%
97%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
97%
97%
13
97 Vi
100
100% 102'/a
141
100%
100 %
68
84%
91
90%
77%
90
'■■■<■
261
106Vi
127
112%
76%
77
113
125
120
76
80%
269
102%
80
17
79 VA
84%
81 %
81%
24
81%*
88%
75%
78
:'
25
75
81V*
80
80
14
79%
84%'
111
111!
Feb-Aug
1977
82%
83
95
82 Vi
90
*95
s
103 «/4
89
95
*86 Vi
June-Dec
1966
f debs 1964—May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987—
Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
4%s subord conv debs 1981
*,
Jan-July
3%s
American Bosch Corp.
75
90
April-Oct
f debentures 1980
Airlines 3s debentures
s
Americazr
75
73
'3
123 %
75
—April-Oct
Apn'l-Oct
1979
99%
112%
100
110%
115
90
97
96%
115
97%
81%
10
85
85
90
94%
94%
*94'
85
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1970
Co of America 3 Vis 1964
debentures
f
s
90
92 Vi
1975.—April-Oct
4Vis
subord debs
4Vis conv
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
1967—
4%s sinking fund debentures' 1982—
.Jan-July
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
1963-Jan-July
agree't)
96 V*
92
May-Nou
3 Vis 1972——Jau-July
—..—Mar-Bept
1st mtge
3Vis 1984
Susquehanna RR
&
Inc
Aluminum
1945_Quar-Jan
_
assented
87%
*00
——Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
§ A Small
A 5s
18
*184
Allied
—
agreem't)
(1922
20%
83
92 %
June-Dec
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
4s conv subord debs 1981.
•
assented
17%
on—
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
141/4
Quar-Jan
_———
Co
3'As
Southern
Power
1st mortgage
—
due
Great
Alabama
.
15
10
87%
88
19»
*168%
RAILROAD AND
Albany
*14%
24
19%
readjustment 1984
—Jan-July
Valley (Dept of)
100%
Aldens
!———.——
102 V2
21%
178 Va
(Republic of)—
of 1899
§ A Large
8 ASmall
25
191V*
100
2j
100
*164
(City) external 7s 1958
A4 Vis assented 1958
AYokohama (City of) 6s of '26 1961
6s due 1961 extended to 1971— „
104
191%
100
*20
Jan-July
Jan -July
A Warsaw
195%
100%
98
11
99'%
1968
§A5s
15
conversion
3 Vis external
120,
175 Vi
...
''
'
'
99 Vi
1968—Jan-July
Mexico
12%
1979———May-Nov
3%s-4%s-4&s external conversion 1973-June-Dfec
4s-4%s-4Vis external readjustments 1973 Feb-Aug
T
1943—May-Nou
ASmall
14
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
117
*170Vi
of
loan
1905
58%
59
66%
64
May-Nov
May-Nov
extl
due
13%
*188
——...—June-Dec
1953 extended to 1963
External
*116
*116
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Jane-Dec
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6 %s extl loan of '24 1954———Feb-Aug
6Vis due 1954 extended to 1964
„Feb-Aug
IA Italy
A5Vis
15
13%
June-Dec
y.—June-Dec
Uruguay (Republic of)—.
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937) —External readjustment 1979
v
61%
/ 56%
—
.;.
.
65
58%,
58
61 Vi
60'/*
61 Vi
101%
99
100
61'A
Italian Public
5Vis
13'A
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
...——Mar-Sept
extl loan of '27 1961
A 5Vis
■
8s
*95
65
B 1947
Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977————-Jan-July
§ A External 7s 1952
;
Jan-July
series
12
v
■,.1
*80! i
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
30-year gtd ext « f 3s 1977——
15%
?;
18
15 %
17%
15'A
A7s
§A7s
88
14
5%s due 1961 extended to 1971.—
Government—
Greek
92
14
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
§A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
June-Dec
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962—.
June-Dec
ASile.sia (Prov of) external 7s 1953—'r——.June-Dec
89%
85%
15
65%
67
89%
(extl loan 1924 Dawes
German
5Vis
88%
88%
Jtune'?^„
95%
High
92
-May-Nov
.May-Nov
1962
external
secured
74 %
70
4
94
Low
14
secured external 1962—
65
83 7 a
87
.
—
A 4
loan of 1930—
bonds 1980—
dollar
(Kingdom)
95%
B
91 Vi
No.
April-Oct
2012
14
66 %
International
5s
reduced to 2%)
13
96%
66
(interest
—Jan-July
to Plan A (interest
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
.
Jan. 1
91%
—Mar-Sept
•/
Jan-July
1956—
external water loan
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2-25'% ) 2004..
A 6s external dollar loan 1968
Stamped pursuant
•
Range Since
Sold
High
continued—
of)
(State
Paulo
Sao
75%
"I
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & AsKed
Low
7s
Apr-Oct
1972
dollar bonds
4s
99'A
71
71
or
Sale Price
High
30
*73%
71
1063—Jan-July
due
1953
Low
No.
High
Fermd
Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
York
New
Jan. 1
1953 issue—
Prussian Conversion
14
Range Since
Sold
99% 100%
April-Oct
bonds 1972
dollar
3s
JUNE
ENDED
Frida y
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Denmark
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
.
A4s
new
assented
ASmall
(1942 agree't)
—
1963_Jan-July
*17%
17%
18%
18%
(assented to 1922
assented
Jan-July
(1942 agree't). 1963-Jan-July
21
extl sink fund 6Vis 1955
-Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008—
_Mar-Seot
Norway (Kingdom of) —
•
External sinking fund old 4 Vis 1965
f extl loan
s
1965
new
y-—
*451/4
A5Vis
5Vis
extl
due
loan
—
1958
8APernambuco
Stamped
'
to
7s
1968.
Plan
2008
(Republic of)
A Nat
loan
extl
s
ANat
loan
extl
s
external
f
1st
6s
f
18
991/4
IOIV4
99%
14
97%
lOOVt
99 %
99%
7s
99%
100 Vi
99
99Vi
■
92%
May-Nou
*42%
~4
100
172
96*
67
3a
44%
77Vi
80
76
80
76
79 Vi
17%
—
A4Vis
assented
assented
79
1958
1968—
79
*18
11
223/4
25
26%
19%
20
15
17%
22
22
1
21%
247/a
17
an-July
Alegre (City of) J—
1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
Jan-July
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
'"
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
—Jan-July
APrussia (Free State) 6Vis ('26
loai)) '51_Mar-Sept
A6s s f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
Apr-Ocf
Vi
20
6
Porto
8ARI0 de Janeiro
Is
1950
(City of)
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.375% )
8AExternal
secured
1946
A
6Vis
reduced
to
2%)
51%
52%
47
52%
49
49
46%
8 A 8s external loan of 1921
87
*90
88
91
>A7s
2%)
65
65
62
65
39%
39%
37%
47
56
April-Oct
8 A Rome
(City of)
to
6 Vis
64%
65 Vi
58 3/4
70
70
*48 Vi
53
70
45%
AprfZ-Oct
8s
1936 stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to ?.5%) 1999
external
For
to
2.5%)
footnotes
see
.
A
1999—
page
33.
60
46 Vi
*115
115
49
117
128%
^
-
*55
—
,
59
55
96
96 %
95
91
37
89%
14
89%
89:%
7
135 Va
99%
%
,
101
93%
97 Va
88
94%
95
89
7
97%
75
71%
70
94
Vi
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s
4
44
95%
»
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99
106
102 %\,
72
99
5
:...
93
92
--
97
—
97
94
97
99%
90
90
/
iv
78%
loavi
102
100%
99
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94%
77
81
70
168
95%
;*92!i
,
92%
80
79 Vi
*75
*81
70%
98
88
98
90
—
103%
93%'
97
98 Vi
89'A
92 Va
91
96
■
89'A
—
91
10
89'A
91
2
r
75%
77%'(■
74'%
74
7os.a
♦74%
100%
59
conv
Buffalo
subord
4%s
debs
55 Va
.
*92
93
90
95
90
••
*85
'
*76
91%
I960-
3s
1976
consol
gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry gtd 4Vis 1957—
4%
Pacific
Ry—
consol debenture
-
-
92
94%
Case
(J I)
&
129
133 V*
155
129
144
-
86%
5
88!
87
2
87
a
86
91 %
61»
124%
91%87%
90
158
85
89 V*
70
79
—
70
75
77
77
66%
72
66%
67%
50
49%
50%
20
48
58%
I 91 Vi
92%
8
90
92%
80%
82%
86 Va
96
95
97
106
126
<
•.
124
June-Dec
April-Oct
221
120% 126
82 %
,.;
"10
101% 101%
87 %
111%
124%
8
'
82 Vi
107
82%
122% 124'
100%
101%
91
94
June-Dec
...
May-Won
Apr#-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
99
*104 %
65 %
..Feb-Aug
■
82%
83
99%
Jan-July '
Mar-Sept
93%
82
*91%
'
(perpetual).—
4s 1965.!
Adirondack Ry 4« 1981
3Vis debs 1978_l______
93%:
20
Jan-Jdfy
1982^
first
103%
67 Vi
Feb-Aug
1975_May-Nov
Electric
Power
90
100 Va
2
Jan-July
1981—
5s gtd
79.
85
38
142Vi 151
1976_Jan-July
Jan-July
Oregon-Power 3%s 1974—
Canada Southern
Carthage
—
148%
*
Carolina Cllnchfield & Ohio
—
(interest
*941i
-
'
*
.
general mtge Income
Canadian
*
*110
Vi
*87
70'
1972
Corp—
conv subord debs
84%
74
135
87
-
1970_May-ZVot>
debentures 1968
AprzZ-Oct
Bush Terminal Buildings
A5s
,■
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
Burroughs
75%
42
*151
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
00—
,.
150
*130
*147%
:
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
89%
82'
84
—
100% 100%
92 Va
92
86
5s
3s
84
75
77
08 <
-
4L
23
78
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
series AC 1967
series JJ 1961
mortgage 4s series RR 196&__
mortgage 4Vis series A July
Co
2
85 Vi
77%
77
76
May-Nou
Jan-July
1980—
RR—
Vi
75
78
57%
54
'-
California
*54
Jan-July
94
96%
96 %
April-Oct
California
■'
24
373
97 Va
*97%
Jan-July
__Jun-Dec
.
1990
Brooklyn .Union Gas gen mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Brown Shoe Co 3 Vis debs 1971
:
-
Jan-July
,
1958
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
A
-
1989.
3Vis
f
mortgage 4%s
Bristol-Myers
5s
*50
"
75%
49%
*52
—
54
75%
*74
(City) 8s 1952
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
May-Noo
A 6Vis extl secured
sinking fund 1957
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
May-Woo
Sao Paulo (State of)—
.
88
132% 133
94%
94
\
a
84
Co 2%s debs 1981
Maine
mortgage
AInc
8A6ao Paulo
IA 8s
&
First
First
*69
Jtme-Dec
1952
91!
89%
May
——Jan-July
I
mortgage-2%s series I 1970
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979—
(The)
Boston
First
2004
s
conv: debentures
Borden
*80
June-Dec
2.25%)
Vi a
3Vis
(interest
external
reduced
A 6
39%
loan of 1926 due 1966
May-Nou
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
June-Deo
7s
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
85'A
Bethlehem Steel Corp—•
Consol
Feb-Aug
2012
5
85
City Electric 6s 1955
s f debentures
1951—
s f debentures 1959-
Consol
.
to
mtge
Consol
56
Aprll-Oct
internal sinking fund gold 1968
June-Deo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
85%
*
96%
Fep-Aug
Mar-Sept
—Apr-Oct
1970
§ A 6 Vi 3
*72
A 6s
,
ref
ABerlin
*52
1946
85'A
97
Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2 Vis debs 1961_M«y-Nov
91
Feb-Aug
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
90 Va f
132%
Jan-July
1st & ref M 3s series Z
—
Stamped
96%
84
May-Nov
mtge 4s ser B 1980—
1st cons mtge 4%s ser C 1995—
*%3 convertible income Feb 1 2010
4%s conv debs series A 2010——
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—
50
*90
April-Oct
2012
(State of)
89
22
Ry
cons
1st
Stamped pursuant, to Plan A (interest
Rio Grande do Sul
148
85%
85%
April-Oct
—
Air Line
mtge 3%s ser A
1st cons
(interest
1953_
90%
Bell
-..Mar-Sept
April-Oet
2001
89%
84
Baltimore & Ohio-RR—
8s
8ARhine-Maine-Danube
1995—
debentures 1979
3Vis
22
19
4s
Charl
&
84
89%
84%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
3%a 1963—May-Nou
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4 Vis A 1964
June-Dec
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980
—Mar-Sopt
Gen mtge 4'As-ser C 1972..——I
Jan-Juxy
General mtge 3%s series D 1980—
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Atlanta
1st
20 Vi
22
April-Oct
8 AExternal sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
A 4 Vis assented 1963
J
——,
78%
79%
*75
<
81
*22
AAV'28
1976
debentures
4 Vis
'A
■
92 Vi
67
.'82
*78%
8AStabillzation loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
96
171%
;
70
*79_
Mar-Sept
I960—June-Dec
12
92%
*66
(interest *
Mar-Sept
iric sub deb 1984."
debs 1962
5s
Associates Investment 3%s
*18
•
Co
&
Armour
101
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
99%
2nd series 1961—Aprll-Oct
gold 6s 1940—T—April-Oct
April-Oct
6s
8 APoland (Republic of)
75'A
Aprll-Oct
Quar-Jan
April-Oct /
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1977
P W Products Co
A
General
1959
series
3
—
3%s debs
Inc
first gold 4s July 1995
5s 1966
Ann Arbor
Atchison
*168
i
,,
June-Dec
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1971
Feb-Aug
3Vis debentures 1984
1
2
Mar-Sept
8%s conv debs 1967—
..... April-Oct
3%s debentures
1990
-Jan-July
4%s debentures 1985—
Apr-Oct
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962
April-Oct
; 3s
debentures 1969
:
Aprll-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1977
L
Feb-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s 1960
June-Dec *
Anheuser-Busch
99%
*99% 100
Mar-Sept
A
46
%
99
May-JVow
1947
to
43
*168
1958—
to 2.125%)
reduced
APeru
extended
(State of)
pursuant
—
991/4
99'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1963
(30-year)
1986
23/is debentures 1982
2%s debentures 1987
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First As refunding 3s series N 1977_——June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
First 6c refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First 6c refunding 3 Vis series R 1982—_June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976—June-Dec
.First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1986 June-Dec
1st & ref M 3 Vis series W 1984
—June-Dec
1st & refunding 3Vis series X 1984
June-Dec
1st
Mining & Mfg 2%s
86
77%
«•
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»
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♦1
90
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—
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95%
95
43
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May-Nov
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
3s series J 1970
&
First &
-
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1976
debentures
1
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73
I'j
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87
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84
196
87%
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v.
'
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72 V;
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93
r"
1
85
93%
92
—
--
—
1996
mortgage
93 Vi
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85%
105
100
10
100
100
—
series C 1979—Ja?t-July-
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3y2S 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
.'-First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
*
:
April-Oct
1988
1
89%
87%
V
88%
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—
83
93
•
76
.
79
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1984——Jane-Dec
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1974
2%s 1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage 2%s 1980
First mortgage 3%s 1982
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First mortgage 3%s 1985
1st
mortgage 4Vis
1987
67 %
85
--
.
Bell Telephone 2%s
first
Edison
First
99
67
14
95
95
'
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subord debs 1975
debentures
3 Vis
84%
100%
60
103 y4104%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Z
Ohio
m~.L,
June-Dec
conv
Northwestlern
84
82%
821/4
11":.;,
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Feb-Aug
-
(Wisconsin) first
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80
85%
_
—
89
.
95
.
83
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June-Dec
April-Ocf
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mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
3s 1978——...
2%s 1979
First mortgage 3%s 19824.
First mortgage 3%s 1984
First mortgage 4%s 1986—
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,
79 Vi
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%
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75
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94 V#
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77
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78%
78%
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,
78
98 %'
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58
'
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(Minnesota) first mortgage
First mortgage 2%s 1975
91
'
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80
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1984
4s
trust
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>
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78%
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registered
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85
88 Va
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102%
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registered 1997
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88 %
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debs
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s
4Vis
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99
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90
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debentures
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.
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May-Nop
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May-Noy
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Northern
101 y2
100
92 V#
jr
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refunding 4%s ser A
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•
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Feb-Aug
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Gen mtge 5S b f series 1977
'
61%
98 %
97 y4
May-Nov
1978
(Southern Lines)
f
s
1972
1977—
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May Dept Stores 25/as debentures
3 Vis -s 1 debentures 1978
3y«8
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58 y4
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1968
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1
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69
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68
59%
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97
97%
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1984
conv
83
15
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102
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mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980——J
;
85
81
02%
61%
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59 %
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1st
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2003
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5%s
83
N
>
85%
76
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Mack
83
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April-Oct
1978
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St Louis
67
—
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G
Louisville
75
"7 Si
Apr-Oct
1976
debentures
Louisville &
)
83%
-June-Dec
1952
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
3s
83%
73
,
Electric 7s 6erie6 A
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs
1982
3%s
85 %
May-Nov
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v
80
—
—May-Nov
1980
1976
debentures
'4.508
82%
"—
63
Susquehanna 6c Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1904
1st
'•
99
67%
88
2
Jan-July
-1992—Mar-Sept■
—
•
201
■
■
•
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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70-
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89
1955
4s
99- -
•
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'
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70
82
4%s ser A 2022
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13
first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
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N
97
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-
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N
•
—
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a
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subord debentures
1 3.75s
-
95%
75
contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979,—April-Oct
Lexington 6c Eastern Ry first 5s 1065
April-Oct
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May-Won
"
tv
146
3
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1st mtge 4V4s series A 1973
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-
79
—
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<■**■
n
24
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*80%
■
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May-Nov
Series C 9s fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
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ABeries E 4%s contingent interest 2003
May
>■*
97%
89%
,
64%
>
.
146
50
3%
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*70%
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Series A 4s fixed interest 2003—
;
98
97%
140
92Vi '92lb
3»#
98
50
97
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—
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1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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,
'
N
48
*43
—
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registered 1997
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation 3%s A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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1st 6c rel 5s stamped 1974
3%s
>-■
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'
'
6c RR Terminal—1
Dock
Lakefront
A
85
'85 l#
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4%s 1061__Jan-July
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1961
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"
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,
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1)2%
certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
__
1961
unguaranteed
4 %«
84
1st mtge 4s
Kentucky Central
Plain
88
84
Kentucky 6c Indiana Terminal
Stamped 1961
'-;•,
.
84%
83%
3%s series C 1984.
—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1903
Jan-July
%
•
96
'
yy'.a
64 Vi
64%
debentures 1989—
June-Dec
Y connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Ocf
Y 6c Harlem gold 3%s 2000
J
May-Nov
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t
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
Jan-July
Y Lacx 6c West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov-.
4%» series B 1973
May-Nov
Y New. Haven 6c llartlord RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
N
—_
City Southern Ry Co—
98%
-
income
4%s
88;
83%
75%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
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3s series F 1986
April-Oct
95
•
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69 V#
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80
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-
90
"
r
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Feb-Aug
registered 1998
3%s
85%
92%
85
Michigan
100
81 %
98
1st mtge
'•
97
98
1997-—;
Jan-July
gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
1998———---i——.— -Feb-Aug
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registered
3%s
90
1
86
-67
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75%
1997—---——.-^-Jan-July
collateral
Shore
Lake
'
116%
110
7
1)7%
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1980
2%s
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255
112'/a 110%.'
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bl
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90
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80
registered
3.%s
%
105
RR—.
Y Central 6c Hudson River
i
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Power 6c Lignt 2%s 1970
1st mortgage 2%s 1978—
Kansas City
Collateral
•N
93
90
<*
April-Oct
1990
4s
mtge
>*; Refunding
96
102%
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3%s debs 1975..
Mar-Sept
1st
Mich
6c
Kanawha
97 '/a
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*;io ;
Jersey Central Power 6c
Joy Manufacturing
95%
1
—
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97%
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sold
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80
Feb-Aug
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trust 6s 1980
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89
91% 91%
'
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subord debs 1982——
„Apr-Oct
ist as i*jd9,_June-Dec
4%6 conv
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&
Breaker—
I-T-E Circuit
-
-New
170 *
Aprh-Ocl
_Mar-Sept
1974
3V«b 1988
— jan-Jtuy
Jersey Junction RR gtd nrst 4s 1986—Fcb-Aug
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,—Mar-5epi
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977--'
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"
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.
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93
yy1
^
101
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Jersey Bell Telephone
New
89
87
89
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—
Chemical Corp—
<.3.656 conv subord debs 1977——,
—Jan-July = >
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s t deoentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept v*
.>'4y4s s I aebentures 1987
i
Jan-July
Minerals
82%
92%
• %
1961
1982
debentures
3s
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New
__
•
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debentures
3s
•
94
90
'
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91
90
/
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May-Nop
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-
92
3Vas conv
uo
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90%
87%
.
National Tea
86
82 %
93
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Bia a Assed
Low
National Supply 2%s debentures
Nigh
V 86
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'88%
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82\i
82%
82%
1981__Jen-July
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2%s series A
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No.
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Range Since
Period
Exchange
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New
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
rerivd
Exchange
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New
Last
Interest
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WEEK
FOR
RANGE
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91
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90
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185
Volume
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RANGE
New
Friday
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BONDS
Interest
Yorit Mock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Friday's
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subord
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1987
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1972
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ser
G
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:
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99
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series
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general 5s series
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and
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314
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debs
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84
92%
87
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67%
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60
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%
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149
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88
79%
91
4%s
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Shell
1977
gASiemens & Halske
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1971
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1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
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Mortgage
2Vis
May-Nov
*75—June-Dec
1986
3 lis
Tel 2%s
debentures 1983,
101%
Coil
Standard Oil
Products
(Indiana)
debs
82
V2
85%
85
96%
85
98
89%
/
721
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107%
5s
1971
3%s
& coll tr 4%s
2%s
113V4
1
95
95
6
85
83%
83%
85
—
150
105
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1951
t
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,
1969
and refund mjtge 2%s ser E
&
ref
mtge 3lis
J
ser
consolidated
5s
161%
82
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West
RR
80
108
ser
I 1981
1982—
1967
79
__
1958
mortgage
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first
3%s
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series
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Public Service 3T4s
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71
74,,:
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May
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68%
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82%; 85%
...
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1971
-73%
68 Vi
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102
Yonkers Electric.
109
I
83%
107
94
116
103%
107
.
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-Ju7p
a
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79
87%
82%
92
66'%
range,
not
n
range,
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest., e Qdd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rCash sale
Ex-coupon.
y
•
,
,
84
119
sale
year's
S Negotiability Impaired by maturity.......
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
,
t•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
.
,
:
A Bonds selling flat.
< *
-
84
87%
delivery
the
in
Included In the year's
142%
•
•
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEAKLY
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
June 10, and ending Friday, June 14. It is
compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
Industries
400
%
8%
8%
500
26'4
25%
26%
150
67/8
x6%
1
1
6%
6%
700
1
2
2%
4,500
•
8%
8%
300
Alnsworrh
5
8'a
8%
3,200
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
common
page
37.
8%
14
7%
1,800
Last
STOCKS
Low
4%
Inc
Aero
JUNE
4% May
8% Apr
25
Mar
5% Mar
6
'/a
Apr
1% Mar
7% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
11%
Apr
Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
30
Feb
Alabama
7V8 May
Jan
2% May
8%
Jun
10% Mar
Air
Way
Gas
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
,
5%
Wood
Steel
cumulative
for Week
Shares
3%
3'a
,
3%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
1,300
27a
preferred
5'%
Jun
.—50c
%
%
W
5,800
30'/a
29%
30%
4.100
85
85
88
275
85
26%
27
800
26%
Jun
83
83
1
Jun
26%
10
—100
—1
H Jan
29%
154
50
preferred. ,__100
Co
Alaska Airlines Inc
Range
2
Corp——
Alabama
Alan
3
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
5%
10%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aeronca
ENDED
Friday
Shares
4V8
8
WEEK
for Week
10
common
FOR
Sales
Range
Low
1
1
Week's
of Prices
.
91%
•
101 vi
u'-.i
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
88
I
•
....
93%
not
-
.
110 Vi 112
A
mtge 4 Vis inc scr A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
First
77
66'%
-
79
»—
in
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
:
—
June-Dec
conv 1982
conv
.
87
10a '..160
■
"
4s income series A Jan 1981
mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991
Included
*97
86 %
April-Oct
registered 2361
'
103% 103'/a
80
-84
Co—
Penn
West
86
72%
107
1031a
86%
?
Feb-Aug
mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'/as 1974
May-Nou
Gen
91'%
-
;:V'
■S
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
83%
-
9714
84 " i
—
•'IE
June-Dec
1976
,97
''
102%
,'80,
„
'
•;
88
102% 103Va
.
May-Nov
.-—April
,"
M-u
.
51
79%:
*63"
Jan-July
89%
68
100%
".97 '
96
101%
101"
June-Dec
Wisconsin
*
101%
"
*—
•
mtge series. C 1951—June-Dec
seiies
98
:
-' 97
16
Jan-July
101%
•91
'
99 Vi
li
94
June-Dec
101%
-
'-87 Vi
;
•1
Juiae-Dec 1
93
*72
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
95%
Jan-July
1951
92%
67
135
2
' 92"
(12
:
-
"95%
951'8
ApriZ-Oct
85
"
i /f;9o
'90
94
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j
77
..
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'
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94%
—
91
88
74% - 80%
98
; '99
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98%
94%
.
89 Vi
"78
"98
83%
X
—
86
84%'
85
94%
88 V'a
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78
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,
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93
,
•
15
85 %
85 Vi
85%
Jan-July
Jan-July
92%
93
93 7 n
65
——
85
88
92
85%
89%
.
'*83%
ApriZ-Oct
3%s conv debs 1975
May-Nov
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3%s s f debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
_ApriZ-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
——
153 V2 159%
98
"
"
/
r
94
'
83
/
-
1969—April-Oct
1979
Apr-Oct
5Vis debentures 1982—
Jan-July
Western Pacific R.R Co 3'/as ser A 1981—Jan-July
5s ineome debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'i8 series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3V4s series D 1967
Jan-July
90'%
80
80%
1121/2 11312
•
159 li
V *90
--if
'
89I2'
89
_Map-Nov
1973
1976
:
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3%s series C
88
80
",''23
Feb-Aug
May-Nob
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
1975,,
3'is series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
4s
'
♦79
-
1977—
debentures
Western
82'%
V'a
ia
r-I
84%/,
Mar-Sept
(
debentures
First
117%
--
6
86
90
96%
-92'';'*
/
-
Westchester Lighting gen
92
95
*75
1.
—
89%
_Feb-Aug
Gen mtge
,
104 %
82'/a
95
--
May-Noo
1985—April-Oct
:
3lis
1977
1966
1995—
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973
''
—
96
*90"
Map-Nov
Vi1
93
*94"
June-Dec
Virginian Ry 3s series B
85'/a
92
—
-
105'%
84
1
88-
"
-
-'92r,l'!' 96%
' 94V'a
—June-Dec
1976
2%s
debs
'99%
■
-Jan-July
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
America
subord
1st
RR—
1977
96"
■
87
~"**96l'a:
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
'
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell
of
.,1st mortgage & Refund 3%s
.
i
13
112'/« 114
Ju7te-Dec
1960
1961
Wisconsin
New Orleans & Northeastern
111
94
'i-
91
96
-i
mortgage 2%s series F 1996,—:
First mortgage 2.%s series G 1961
1st mtge 5lis series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
3%s
Co
subord
93
101 %
.
■
84
—
Jan-July
First
Joint
98
—
*—
*—
103
—
—J an-July
ser A
series E
7 J
98%
.
86
■
84
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1994
3%s
96%
113
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973—June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
!
First 4 Vis-(Oregon Lines) A 1977
Mar-Sept
Gold 4 Vis 1969
May-Nov
Gold 4 Vis 1981
San Fran Tenn
■i
*"/-3 -i'
"87
85
80
99%
102%
87
*„
85
*92
April-Oct
;
2%s
y 85%
82 'i
111
95 %■ 05%
June-Dec
1975—Mar-Sept
■
Co—
.
1085
Ry
•••'
'
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/aS ser O 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
102%
—
*„
84
June-Dec
2Vis debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3%s convertible debentures
1970
Indiana
86%
82
?
."
68 7 a
95
*85%
96%
June-Dec
North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s debentures 1979,'
Southern
93% ' 99%
„
5-
First
100'/a
448
Jk"
101 V«
-Jan-July
South &
debentures
99'
8214 ' 82%
/
"it;*
82Vi
*111
1985—Jan-July
debentures
conv
Gen
Mar-Sep£
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2 lis debentures 1965
Socony-Vactium Oil 2 lis 1976—
2Vis
821i
82%
Map-Nov
conv
First
"
97%
*80
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1951
2i%s
&.c011 trust
debs 1972
Rubber
8
Wabash
|
'
-—Muy-Nov
debs
debentures
6%s
84 Vi
86
90
*103
Feb-Aug
f
-
'
W''
■
80%
96
•
99%
96
'
—
June-Dee
,
s
J.
'
—
3Vas
90
3
97%
May-Nov
:
1972—
2 Vis
95
84V'a
•
June-Dec
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
'
Mar-ScpZ
debs
Oil
94%
60
%
—
June-Dee
Pipe Line 3.20s
Union
,
9414
67%
.
87%/'.-
*91
*
April-Oct
1977
debentures
'89%
1
95%
•
80
96
3
<■:
—
Jan-July
debentures 1974
90 -1
11
•
89
'.4
■
April-Oct
4 %s
i„
.
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
86
'•
-T"1
'
Vanadium
'
101
•
.
1968-June-Dec
& Sons 2%s 1966
(Jos E)
'•
-•
1990—April-Oct
Participating ctfs 4Vis 1968—
112
83'/a
1
80%
1989-Jan-July1
4s
1971—.
mtge 3s series B 1980
'
ApriZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
3 lis
'
3%s
1970
and inapt 3%s
1968
6 lis sinking, fund
"
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Seagram
98
86-14' D114
■
-
-
.
Mag-Nov
1974
3 lis assented series A; 1947
6Vis sinkhig fund mtge series A
3%s assented series A 1951
/'X
71%
84%
68%
Mar-Nov
104.'/2
77
84%
,
93
88
*73
•
'
61
*88
.Jan-July'
1989
Biscuit
1st .mtge
4%s s f
v
180r
99
104% 107 '
•.
•'
—
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-Noo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
1st
t-v
—1
•88
1971
Map-Nov
and coll trust ,2%s 1975^AprZZ-Oct
debentures
1st
i. '[
•
i
,
2006
B
; *87%
,
April-Oct
1986
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
91
7
3%s
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
6 Vis debs series A 1947
Ry—
3Vas
"3"/.
87 -
Oil Go—
debentures
1st mtge
•»
gold
Union
90"
'*
95
96%
8614
.
Orleans
3%s.sinking fund debentures
April-Oct
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul & Duluth first cons
Paul
■
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
April-Oct
3Vas
82
152
1996. Jan-July
1997—
certificates
♦„ "
*
f—
Union
102?%
180
Mar-Sept
gold 5s
Jan
V
'
United
72
,
4 lis ser A Jan 2022—
May
B 1980
Mar-Sep
St Lours-Southwestern
"• lou Va
89
•
94
92Vi
15
f
s
Union Pacific RR
.
97V4
'
92
„May-N0V
Feb-Aug
Co.—
A
106%
luO
'
,_Jan-July
mtge & coll tr 2Vis 1980
1st mtge 3lis 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
-
:i
95
-Jan-July
.
series
/ *
_
1st
93
91
*91%
mtge inc
income
5s
1996
Francisco Ry
mortgage
;
series A 1971
1st
101
5:-
"v
*89
RR—
Water Associated
First mortgage
3s
debentures
86%
93
"
.April-Oct
-
1977
Lawrence &. Adirond'k
St
87%
; 82 V4
Corp—
subord
conv
88Vi
'"91%
*
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
1978——
Saguenay Power 3s
8t
173 %
f
Jan-July
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4Vis series D 197.7—.
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3V4S series J 1969
-iliar-Seut
St
92%
111%
-
New
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
'
-Jan-July
-4lis series B 1978——
..Jan-July
4lis series C 1978
1—i.___i—
_Jan-July
■
S
1952
mtge 6s
Louis—
Tri-Continental Corp 2Vis debs
90%
91
.
mtge 6s 1955
adjustment bonds—
r
164 Vi
89
RR of
3%s
98
'11114
*8614
*90
1964_
AConsol
,.
I?i%
li
91 Vi
*—
Tide
;
111%
166
—
1983—April-Oct
,
V
90
*
—Feb-Aug
Rhine*Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950—
L*Li.iJL ,May-Now
.
28
*—
June-Dec
of America 3Vis conv 1980
.June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3lis series D 1995_ IMay-Nov
•Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
_April-Oct
> Rheem Mfg Co 3%R debs 1975
,
91%
„Apr-Oct
debentures
2%s
St
Pacific-Missouri
Term
89%
98.
90 li
•Radio Corp
J
38
*-•-'
-
Oats
99 li
1972——;———i—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3 Vis
89 Vi
—
98
-
3%s debentures 1975
■Quaker
of
and refund M 3Vis ser E
Pacific—
General
Texas
,
1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2V»s 1919-June-Dec
1st
81Vi
85
;joi •; 101%
Jan-July
May-ZVou
First and refund M 3Vis series B
101%
r
First and refunding
mortgage 3s
First and
•
12
20
•
Co—p
refundiug mortgage
RR Assn
Texas & New Orleans
:
June-Dcc
Mar-Sep£
April-Oct
3s
debentures 1963
May-Nob
First and refunding, mortgage 3'As
1968—Jan-July.
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
j
10V
a
86%
'■
First, and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
ioi
June-Dec
First general 4lis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3lis s £ debentures 1980
:■
•Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric &
ioi.
High
,
821
'/!_
.
,Jan-Jui£
May-Noo
1971
GS
1
Jan.
Low
No.
81%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
V
Feb-Aug
Tst nrtge
sold
85
^85
Jan-July
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2Vis series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
4
First
1982
.
Range Since
Bonds
High'
v1
h
debentures
Transit Inc
Terminal
.
.95%
95%
Range
riday's
•
96%
92
.
fund
t.
Swift &. Co 2%is debentures 1972,
8314
9614
F
Bid & Asked
.
103 li
95%
92
or
Sale Price
Jan-July
y
:
103%
J4
*96%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
:
li'r- 1st mtge 37%s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1974
(Ohio)—
Stauffer Chemical 3Vis debs 1973
•'
-$-l
Week's
Last
Period
•.Sunray Oil Corp. 2Vis debentujes 1966—
-'Superior-Oil Co 8%s debs 1983
.
2
99
*100%
,
Oil Co
414s. sinking
>.
99% 100
98%
*'
100
.
100% 101
«
.
Interest
Exchange
debentures 2V3s 1971—May-Nov
(N J)
debentures
-Standard
99
—.June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975,
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
^Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
1964—May-Nop
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'%s
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
,
95
110
82
V 99
•
-
Stock
Low
•
19G4_ATat/-Nov
York
•
*98
Piu&burgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—.
'General mortgage 5s series
BONDS
New
.
*99%
1963—Feb-Aug
ser J
1,097
*91
14
High
§2V4
*81
1957—May-Nov
ser
Low
9
-
JUNE
Jan. 1
...
No.
110% 114%
June-Dec 1
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Laice Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsbtrrgh Cmcinnati.Cnic & St Louis Ry—'
,. > >.
*•>Consolidated guaranteed
93%
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
92 %
Feb-Aug
debs
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
.Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
FOR
Week's Range
Last
I'eriod
—
-1
4
4
4'a
50
500
83
3%
34%
Apr
160
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
92%
Apr
31'2'Jan
.
89
Juh»
May/C
'"
Jan
'!4%
Jan
(9
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
34
Monday. wUne 17, 1957
. . .
(2830)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Kunstzijde N V—
dep rets Amer shares——
Algemene
Amer
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
-1
10
Beverage
American
Book
American
3% Feb
4% Mar
500
8% May
10% Mar
Electronics Inc—
Co
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
46
3,700
19%
Feb
46
Feb
16
4,200
17
May
21%
2,300
6% Apr
14% May
20% Jun
7
14%
100
80
Jun
88% Jaa
24%
1,000
22
Feb
24% May
8% May
9% Jan
12% Mar
x21
21%
24
American
Writing
Lead
Ltd
Products
Mines
Post
16%
15
18
27
35
34%
4.72%
preferred
Armour
33%
34
15%
17%
25 %
24 Va
26
14%
14 Va
14%
Oil
~6%
Class
a
Atlantic
of America
Co
Gas
Apr
Feb
28 % May
14%
4
Jan
100
4%
Feb
Feb
200
4% Mar
4%
550
91
Jun
36%
7,300
33
Jan
39
Apr
24
24%
14,400
20
Feb
25
May
~5%
14%
22
Products Inc
preferred
Feb
15 Va
Apr
Clary
17%
Feb
22%
Jun
Claussner
10,300
8%
200
8% Jun
8%
Jan
Coastal
1,300
2% Jun
2%
Jan
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
2,800
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Colon
5,300
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
2 Va
2%
2Va
2%
4Va
4 Va
4%
1%
42
2.800
1
Jan
1%
39
Feo
46 Va
ir-
,
-
'' L4
V
>
<
Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
ext
Vtc
26%
Jan
18%
20%
9,000
18%
Jun
4%
4%
17,700
4%
Apr
6
Jan
7
5%
6%
7 Va
5,800
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
5 Va
5%
3,200
Jan
5%
Feb
2%
3
4 v8
Jan
Jan
Baker
Industries
,4?lass
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
14% Feb
500
14%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
6,500
2%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
70
3.
213
3
5%
5%
l
-7%
7%
7%
1
1
50c
ll7/a
10%
11%
Ties
17'A
17%
■
•
Blauner's common
14%
Ve«
9 Va
3'A Mar
:
Brad Foote
—
43%
11%
800
.
Works
Inc
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
Bridgeport
Rights.
Gas
;
7%
600
12% Feb
12
Amer
Jan
16
4%
100
4%
Jan
5%
5%
800
5%
Jun
7
29%
30%
3,900
29%
Feb
>
90
X89%
Jun
11%
8,400
8%
400
2%
200
10%
21,700
7%
3,200
A
5,800
7
%
__
60%
58
60
rets ord bearer
,
5,500
Apr
Mar
American dep rets
ord
—
—
«
2%
2%
100
53%
£1
reg
Columbia Power
'
American dep
Brown
JUn
4%
53%
500
Rubber
Bruce
Buckeye
(The)
serial
23%
174,700
16%
16%
11,200
19%
18%
19
%
2,000
10
common
1
2.50
9%
9%
Xl9%
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
10% May
5% Feb
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Apr
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22,100
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17%
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98
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Caribbean
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101
101
101
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6
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1
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13%
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Clarostat
6% Mar
8%
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Jan
—
9% May
10
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Apr
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Clark Controller Co
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Feb
101
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112
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100
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5,200
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14
2,900
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28
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Feb
21
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Automatic Steel
19%
3,300
6%
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16
1
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Jun
5,600
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17%
16%
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34%
Feb
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21
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&
Jan
12%
23
23
—
31
33,900
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34 Va May
Feb
5%
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22
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Cenco Corporation
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1
11% May
31 % Mar
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American dep
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Associated
8% Mar
1,100
375
17%
—
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Artists
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12,300
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34
1
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32%
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Mar
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1
'■'i Capital City Products common
5
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Carnation Co common-——
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•
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May
26% Jun
Corp—
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9% Feb
29 Va
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Natural Gas Ltd vtc—
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Jun
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Arkansas
Feb
Jan
18
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Canal-Randolph
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76 Va
Mar
xll
300
Jun
68
1% Jan
1,100
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas
Jan
14% May
Jan
50
29,800
26%
2.40
"A" 6hares
20
900
l7/a
27
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
68
71
5
3
5
20c
2
Oil Company class A
100
1%
5
Incorporated
Amur ex
13%
65
Thread
Anacon
300
13%
13%
American
common
10
8%
American
preferred
24%
High
-
28,400
28%
6c
1
Minerals
Williston
Canadian
.
.
—1
•
pfd__25
Petrofina Inc class A—
1
Photocopy Equip Co
1
Seal-Kap common
2
Paper
Jun
40
Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
Anchor
9
May
Range Siace Jan. 1
Low
High
12 Va
.
Jan
4%
15
15%
1
100
—1
20
25
American Laundry
AMI
Jan
2,000
100
common
American
5%
Jun
1,300
3%
44
Goods Manufacturing
10
Aluminum Industries common———*
Ambrook Industries Inc (R I)
1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—15
American
2%
3
Aluminum
American
6% May
~3%
Co of
American
6
Feb
4%
6%
Ms
81 %
(Mich) common
America—
cumulative preferred
Products
$3.75
Jun
3%
5%
9
f
6
Paper Corp
Allied
4%
13 V2
Control Co
Aluminum
Feb
400
18,000
4
Shares
10%
11%
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canada Bread Co Ltd—,
*
Canaoa Cement Co Ltd common
•
6% '/o preference——
—20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vfcc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
i Canadian Marconi
-1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Jan
2%
Allied Internati
Allied
28%
Apr
for week
Low
Par
3%
convertible preferred
Inc
—}
Investing cap stock—1
5Va-%
Allied
24
300
26
Sale Price
High
4%
1
Corp.
Pictures
Artists
High
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
14
American mock Exchange
6 Va
-
—
JUNE
ENDED
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
—J
Alles & Fisher common
Allied
Shares
25%
Co——100
Engineering
All American
of Prices
WEEK
for Week
Low
Par
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Feb
7%
14%
Feb
28
Apr
5%
Jan
18
-35%
Jan
May
Feb
7% Jan
May
3%
Jan
v
29 % May
;•
•;
•
E.;
Eastern Malleable Irbn
j Eastern States Corp_r
$7
.
$6
preferred series A
preferred series B
:
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'
25,
——l.l
——•
200
3G%
163%%/ -v; 150
160%
48.-49%.,,19%
160%
18%-.19'8
160»%
148,..; 150
Jan
54% May
-17% May
31%
Jan
Jun
"177%
Feb
Jun
.162%
Jan
J48
Volume 185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2831)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Slock Exchange
Range
$2
of
snares
Mines
Electric
Limited
Bond
&
1
Share
Elecuographic Corp
Electronic
300
17%
Communications
Electronics
Corp of
El-Tronlcs
Inc.^—.
Inc
1.
100
30%
Jan
25
7% Jan
2,200
fff Feb
/a
Jan
9,700
26%
Jan
32%
Jun
300
15%
Jun
17%
Feb
Feb
11%
Jan
9%
10
9%
1,000
8
10%
6,500
5c
Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 57c
2%
2%
2 x'i
12,300
12%.
12%
13%
900
12
May
16
pfd
60
92
May
102
97
97
1
10 %
10%
10%
10c
3%
3%
12 Ta
^.1
Erie
10c
~93u
8%
—10
12%
12%
1
6%
6%
6^8
100
1
6 % May
7%
6%
6%
7
600
5
Ero
Steel Corp
1st
cum
com
preferred
Manufacturing
__
Co
Esquire Inc
;
Eureka. Corporation Ltd
_„$1
Eureka Pipe Line common
:
19
19
57%
10%
12%
061
Iron
Feb
Public Service Co 3.90%
3 % May
4
Faraday Uranium
Fargo oils Ltd
Financial
Eire
%
Jun
42%
7%
Jan
10
1,000
13
38%
pfd
12%
12%
Chute-
6%
4%
Jan
2y« May
6y»
J an
*
75
13
2,500
5%
60% Apr
12% Jun
914 Mar
1,500
May
Apr
20
Jan
4,600
5,700
2%
100
*
Jun
5%
3
5%
May
79
Feb
10% Jan
400
->
12% May
Apr
14% Apr
6%
Jan
14 y*
May
Jan
1
10%
Jan
14
15,100
15 V** 16
Feb
>
*
110
Jcannette
10%
10 %
10%
10c
1 Va
Apr
Jan
16%
Jan
'--
Mines
i—.
A
Class
2%.
2%
2%
16,600
%
U
65,700
Glass
Ford
4%
4%
4'A
700
4JA Jun
5
2%;
2%
2%
36,600
ltt Feb
2% Apr
12% Feb
17% May
Kaiser
Industries
Fort
Pitt
Fox
De
Fuller
Eeer
(Geo
Feb
9%
Jun
Kaweckl Chemical Co
1,900
16 >
Apr
22%
Jan
Kawneer Co
11,000
/V Mar
3/0 Jan
3% May
8% Jun
Kennedy's
211,300
1,200
6% Mar
7%
Apr
Kin-Ark
423b
Jan
800
5%
Jan
1,300
41%
Jun
45
Kitltle
Inc
Oil
&
7%
Feb
15% May
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co
20c
7%
Jun
10
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
117% May
Kleinert.
120
Knott
108% 112%
2,100
118
102%
75
£1
V A ' »
1
ord reg
5%
Inc
Inc..
*
1.25
109
Jan
41:»
1U?
9,000
5%
6
.
2,300
5%
Jun
7%
Feb
6%
8,300
4%
Jan
6%
Hotels
9%
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
8 1/h
15%
3% Jan
6,500
15%
412
7% May
300
15
Feb
Co
common.
*
_
57c
preferred—
Gellmaa Mfg Co common
General Acceptance
General Alloys Co
General
5%
Builders
Corp
Corp
5%
Stores
L'Aiglon
50
_•
17
25c
19
*■
Seal
Dairy- Products
Gorliam
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Gray
Manufacturing
Great
Amer
Great
Atlantic
A:
Great Lakes
Gridoil
92%,
Realty
5 7o
cumulative
Locke
7%
8
3%-
200,
,
187%
127% 128%.
2%.'
2%
11%
11%
12%
1A
1 %
6%
8
May
Truck
Oil
Public
82
\
Lamp
Hammond
Co_^._—
__L_—
Mansfield Tire
Hartford Electric Light..
Harvard Investors Inc..
Hastings Mfg
Co
34%
2,150-
35% Apr
54%
49%
57
7,400
33 y* Jan
57
Jun
8
Apr
6
2% May'
Feb
9%
Feb
x9%
Jun
McKee
Mead
Merchants
Jan
19% May '
4% May
75 _*
Jan
77
Feb
Hazel
Hazeltine
Hecla
Apr
Henry Holt &
Higbie
Hoe
Co
Mfg" Co
<R>
Class
5
B—
Hoover Bail
.
New
L„
&
2%
Merrill
Petroleums
Iron
1%
33
19%
",,20%
21
Feb
23
"800
8%
Feft.
400
213
12,500
21
21%.
4
*"i_
53%
129%
~~4%
5~~
2.50
2%
700
"
37%
2%
Feb
99%
99%
53%.
55
126% 131
'
110
400
Mt
Jan
11
Jan
24% May
24% May
16%
Feb
May
May
107
Mar
23%
Feb
60%
120
29%
Clemens
6%
Muntz
,
Metal
Mills
Vernon
States
TV
Tel
•
Co
common
Company
Jun
Nachman
common—.
(Canada* capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
__1_"5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit <fc Ireland__£t
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4'£
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial
Hardware
Insurance Co
Mfg
of North
Ptrr footnotes
see
pfd
page
.1
_50c
America
37.
' 62
Dehydrating
Apr
5% Mar
100
9%
Apr
11 % May
13% * 14
5,200
11%
National Casket Company
Feb
15% Mar
18%
National
Electric
1,000
18%
Jun
24
National
Mfg <fc Stores common
.5
5 %'
5%'
10.500
,
61%
62%
7,300
12%
1,000
83%
84
24%
2%
107
52% Mar
11% Mar
4!i} Jun
__
24
Jan
5
2
105
552
63
National
..
Bellas
National
Brewing Co
Hess
(Mich)
Weld
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Research
Apr
National
Rubber
May
National
Starch
16% May
98
1%
13%
32% Mar
1,700
1%
21,000
85%
150
92
95
1
Apr
21% Jan
104
12% Mar
14,500
29%
35
Jun
13%
Mar
Apr
Jan
1% May
20% Mar
29% May
92
84
60
■■
Jun
90y* Apr
86
153
150
150
41%
42
160
42
Apr
150
Jun
175
41% Feb
2%
Apr
3% May
16% May
122%; Jan
■>
18%
450
18%
126%
750
X126% 129%
A Feb
90
■
Jan
95
Jan
90%
Apr
150%, Apr
44
Jan
2% Feb
3% May
Jan
'19
130%
Jun
.1%
Jan
13
in
11,200
32
33 '/a
2,800
22 ya
Jan
36 y* May
27
26 %
27
2,500
26 y* Mar
31V* Apr
10% Jan
u
9%
400
10
31%
9%
"3%
33
500
3%
3%
1,100
13%
9% Jan
Jun
35% Apr
2% Feb
3% May
3iy2
National
Feb
Nation# Telefilm Associates
Car
Ltd
National
Transit
27'4'
3,900
15%
Jan
National
Union
Electric
2%
1,600
2
28% May
2% Jan
Neptune
Meter
common
2.250
nn
Le
Mur
900
Co
13 y2
Jun
Feb
3
14%
Jan
4% Apr
Jan
9%
3,400
8%
Jan
11%
3%
3%
4,200
3
Apr
4Ya
Jan
2
2%
800
2
Jun
2%
Jan
18
100
18
Jun
9%
9%
1
3%
1
18
1
-■
4%
18%
19%
900
12%
18%
~
13
200
4A
4%
16,400
9%
800
18%
Jun
12% Mar
3%
Jan
9%
Jun
-.21
Jan
23% Jan
,13% Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
2
9%
9%
23%
23%
24
800
17% Jan
23
23
23
200
23
27
26%
27
1,400
22
Mar
27% May
26
Mar
30%
7
Jun
L*
Apr
Nestle
500
4Va
1
Inc
Corp
6%
Steel
13%
4
1
Machinery
10
Products common—.1
12%
108% May
125
100
32%
25c
Industries
94 % Mar
Vf+i
8% Mar
23% Apr
5% May
Jan
1
5
2.50
10
50c
Machines——1
Jan
•
13%
26
Feb
Apr
Feb
5
400
84
m or
14
29
5
common
82%
108
10
7
17%
101
1
Milling Co
Jun
40
Apr
13%
X28
:10yvMay
18% Feb
800
34%
17%
98
*
300
900
'
5%
Jan
10% May
17% Jan
Jan
&
Feb
12%
100 '*
:
Co.
5%
22%
34
17%
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
"
8%
22%
5
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
National
£1
8%
22%
Mar
1
May
Jan
26
100
100
4
—
Imperiak-Chl
Tel.
8s
Inc—
Corporation.
63
19
8
May
12% Mar
4
110
107a
200
2.50
Inc—
200
65%
9,200
9
12%
1
200
4%
9%
12%
1
1
Products
National
Imperial; Chemical. Industries
'Amer dep rets ord
reg
Ltd
3,200
65%.
4%-
9% Jan
9%
2
12% Jun
1
5
11% Apr
N
May
131
common
(Can)
cumulative* preferred
Muskogee
.
59
600
1,500
50
*
pfd
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muter
Feb
100
10%
13%
cumulative
Mountain
Jun
96% Jan
1% Feb
10%
cum
Murphy
Jan
46% Feb
57c
Service
Jun
10
900
1%
23% Apr
7% Mar
12%
5
& Light
Public
Apr
Feb
100
11
19% May
24% Apr
4% May
10%
50c
preferred
Canada
of
Pwr
17
12%
-—50c
common
,
Jan
700
1%
Jim.
Jan
600
•
shares
convertible
Corp
Mount
21% Mar
19
11
18 %
57%
Mar
19 y*
900
--
Jan
13%. Feb-
.,2,000
4%
,
34% May
12
4%
.
4% May
26%
22
preferred
100
preferred series B.—100
4.50% preferred series C
.100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A__—*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Jun Jan
4%%
Co
Molybdenite Corp
■
Feb
common
Abrasive
Minnesota
4.40%
Apr
1% Mar
3% Jun
21%
21%
13 %
13% Feb
900
1
Piping Co
"4.80%
*
24
21
21%
1
2.50
Jan
35
3,200,
Jan
>
Monongahela Power Co—
Mar
3
18%
45
18%* 19%
,
Jun
12
Feb
16%
43%
19%
15
44%. Jan
1(1% Jun
10
:
dividend
cum
Wohl
Mining
18%
43%
1
Molybdenum Corp
6% May
Jan
50
10%
13%
Products.———.I.5
,
,
Apr
10%
17
65%
,
70.)
1,000
200
29%
-
10% May
5% Jan
19%
.
Jun
15%
15.500
29%
21%
Feb
21%
\
Jan
Jan
2,600
33
'
Feb
non
6
52,900
1
common
*.
300
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Steel Products—
Missouri
,Jan
94
67
4%
19,300
117% 120
29%
25
Jan
12%
1%
35»
'
Jan
Co
L
7,300
11%
Oil
Mid-West
~
May'
6.400
~~
_
Food
9 Va
6%
10%
1
Sugar
Midland
Miber
6%
11%
25c
5
1
Ltd
Corp common—
preferred
Midland
-
44%
"
i
Hydrometals Inc
Jan
5%
Feb
3,800
36%
.
3%
™
20%
*
.
<
21% Mar
86% Jan
4.100
2%
35%
1%
*
Manufacturing Co
11
67c
6%
1
Co
Co
Micromatic Horve Corp..
Middle States Petroleum
Midwest
Jan
Jan
7% -Feb
'
35%
15
...
4%
107«
2%
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade
9%
9%
4
f
3% Mar4Va
30%
1
Refrigerating
Mesabi
$2
2%
**
10%
.
Feb
Jun
3,300
6%'
:
Jan
3% Apr
3% Jun
2,400
21 %
23
May-
1%
3,300
>
39%
17%
'
«
common
w
4
2%
Mar ,■
14
3% Mar
350
'J
.
—100
common
3%
500
25
9%
—IjO
preferred
Lock
1,000
5%
Hubbeli (Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock.*
Hurd
600
1%
20%*
*
Baking Co
57o
3%
5%
*
:
Hartiart
3%
24%
—
1
...
Horn
&
3%
—
60c...
& Co.—_,n_
Horn
Jan
1,800
20%
—5,.
Bearing Co
Inc
Karaart
2
8
'
25c
Hormel (Geo At
&
2,100
*,22%'
.
2.50
...
—:
&s
583«
7%
.L
;
;
_
Inc..l—
Oil. Co Ltd class A.
Horder's
43
Jun
"
common.
Industries
Holly Stores Inc.-„
Holophane Co common.;
Class
Feb
55
37%
1—1'
:
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines..
Holly Corporation.:
Home
36
260
'62%
—10c
common
<fc Co Inc
*
1
Inc
Co..
A
Hofinann
10%
2,400
—100
«
common..
Products
Electric
?
pfd——100
—
Galion
Hevi-Duty
2,300
7%
_*
common—
preferred
Hercules
,?'4
25c
(W E). fc Co 5 V2V0
7o
12%
411.455%
Jan
Apr;
May •'
39
38%
Helena Rubenstein
-4
10c
Co....
6%
39
Co
Mfg Co
& Thermit Corp
—
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Jan
86
Jan
-*
1
Metal
105
55
Corp...
Mining
Heller
34
&
8
*
Corp
& Co common
Johnson
Menasco
10
2% Jan
Aircraft
(A G)
9% May
12% May
~
130
1%
8%, Jun
6JA Feb
33%
V
31,600
3%
1,600
8
34%
100
1%
7%
Jan
84
: 3%
Apr
13%. Jun
"3% Feb
__10c
Jan
4A
Jan
~
33% May
30% Jan
83
1
x
1
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc..;
..1".
15%
4
£1
;
600
1.600
2
•
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Havana
13% Jun
Apr
7,800
•
9,200
2%-
3,000
Jun
17% May
14%
200
2%
14
17-%
•
Jun
35
2,800
2%
13%
1&
13%
5%
.
34
15% Feb
33%
38%
—.1
1
32.' *- Jan
14%
82
11
50
34
5%
12)4
1,700
33%
1
3*%
40%
900-
16%
5
5%
!
14
17%
16
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common—...
38%
lo
Feb
Jun
8
McDonnell
84
—25
4% Feb
18,500
Apr
1% May
Feb
Feb
"
_1
.L
15
1
33%
5
Xl6%
12
»% Feb
Marine
Ltd
Co
16%
—*
& Rubber Co
International
Communication
17
1
—
Co
7% Jan '
1,900
Jun
1
Company..!
Harbor Plywood Corp———,
Harnischfeger Corp
j.
__l
7
Co
common
(The B)
"7%
50c
4,500
2,050
•
132
2
-
Organ
10c
Service
Stores
Marconi
Jan
1
warrants
Corporation
Manischewltz
Michigan
Hall
Inc
Metal Textile
*• *
Jan
Apr
11% Jun
187%
v
#
60%
30 V»
Feb
Feb
3,100
3 %
3%
Jan
17
•
M
3% May
18% Jan
.3%
Apr
l%May
Feb
Jan
19,300
9%
*
11%
1% Mar
16
1%
70
10%* 11%.
20
Jun
149%
127
570
9
14% Jan
275
10
7
7% May
18%
11%
96
2 % Mar
May
11%
2
Jan
28% May
9% Jan
,r
93
9%
Jan
2.300
Jun
Jan
46% Mar
25
14.800
.;.
182
8%
•
50
26% Mar
Maine
Jun
~iVa
41%
70
18%
Jan
Jun
350
Mangel
6%
6% Jan
6% Mar
50
—-.
1
Feb
29 y2
...
1,800
65% Feb
300
250
3,300
—-
—
14,400
Jun
1,900
39
11%
Jun
2,000
6%
41%
6%
41%
—
56%
7%
9%
Z —LI
10
28%
Magna
•
;
Jan
10%
Apr
1
GypsunvLime & Alabastine——_
Apr
5
Jun
65
27 y2
IVa
common. —.5
'
218
3% May
17%
Jan
38
537/a
IJMar
9
-_lQc
2%, May
900
Co
Mages Sporting Goods
2%
10%
3,600
100
11%
Jan
7%
—9 d
A
3%
6
Jan
14% Jan
6,400
28
2%
7%
': 2 Tb
2
3%
2.50
Mar
3
128
2i<V
*
(The) Co
2
7%
185%
2%
Lynch Corp
May
Feb
5%
18
Lunkenheimer
Mack
7%.
6
Jan
44
Macfadden Publications Inc
26
5%
100
20% Mar
95%
8% Jan
xl4ya
Jun
3,600
Jan
ell
10% May
Jun
6
1%
16%
92
10 y* Jan
20,300
1,500
16%
14%
*
11 y*
100
7%
1%
11% May.
15,100
3UO
10%
16%
Jan
ill.
It
6
53 y*
Jun
2,300
29%- Jan
'
9%
,
27% Mar
1
10%
2%
400
17
Co
800
*.
29%
Exploration—„30c
1,200
2%
28%
Jan.
10
~
15% Mar
Watch
12,300
10%
14% Jan
Louisiana
&
Jan
5% Apr
200
Longines-Wittnauer
Land
Jun
6%
2,200
15
5%
5
(The)
7%
Jan
40
Apr
21% May
Jan
42%
Chain
Lodge & Shipley
5%
4
13%
*
Steel
17% Jan
54,300
5%
5%
6%
10c
Feb
'
/
-
Inc
Jun
19%
5%
5% Jan
500
7*%
6%
1
preferred
Industries
500
20%
20
17%
Common
—13% Jan
Jan
25c
11%
10%
8%
42%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jun
6Va
4% May
Apr
5% Feb
3
-
29%
*
x3%
Apr
24% May
12% Jan
22*% Jun
10% Feb
200
Jan
14 y*
Jan
1
Inc
(R G) Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
8% Mar
12
3,700
r
1A May
13%
10%
29%,
25c
common
Refineries
Tourneau
1%
99% May
97% Jan
6%
7% May
Feb
12% Mar
14%
5
Loblaw Groceterias second pref
Jun
4
5%
50c
Litton
87
2,800
6%
5
—
Jan
21%
'
3%
4
5%
i
Jan
Jun
-
300
1
Inc
common
200
257/a
_50c
preferred
Inc
12%
x4% Mar
100
12'/»
12%
5
38%
Feb
I
2,700
12
)
Jan
8%
9,500
LA
200
7%
Salle Extension University
Liberal
May
Jan
19
7
6%
Apr
4% May
2% Jan
2% Apr
4% Mar
22%
10
950
7
L —I
•
Jan
1,500
22%
20%
Co
11%.
%
_•*
Class B$4.50
8%
56
2'A
2%
1
37
2%
100
i
7%
Jan
X97
Tea-—
Guild Films Company Inc.—
Gulf States Land & Industries—
20%
2% Feb
300
1
1% Jan
25
*
5
Leases*..
Company
Stores Products
Leonard
Apr
5% Jan
10,400
10
10'/4
4
1;
14%. Feb
Feb
Jun
•
19,400
13%
75 pesos
34%
19
50
.
Oil & Chemical Co
Freehold
Lecourt
Jan
18
20
41 r»*
10%
A__10c
'
Griesedieck
Grocery
Jan
13,300
87%
10%
Inc.—_10c
Hydraulics—,_J
21%
8%
1
_.
Non-voting common stock
17o 1st preferred
Greer
3
16
4,600
-
l
Pacific
Lear
16%
"
Co
Jan
17%
1
-
Ltd
11%
35%
1
.
Co
12
13%
33V3C
u
-
A
Industries
La
6-,V Jan
900
4%
10%
common..
Industries
Lanston
Feb
44,000
1%
87%
*
class
Goodman. Manufacturing.
Grand
Mar
Feb
600
11%
X97
4%
l
Inc.—...
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Gold
6
5%
39 %
1%
87%
1
—
600
700
13
Inc
S
Mines
Sessions
&
2%
1,100
33%
x97
10
I
Lannson
Jun
17%
8%
18%
*
,
50%
27
1%
Glemnore Distillers class B
Inc
Mar
1% May
2
May
100
16%
10%
33'/2
1
Corp
13%
V-
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jun
'
48
50c
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Aiden Corp
!
(Adolf)
2,800
7i\
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common...
/
»
Gilchrist- Co———.__*
Gobel
2%
14-
15%
1
7.50
Apparel
Shores
105
Feb
4%
400
1,900
37% May
18% Jan
.
13% Mar
20
...
Co
3%
1,500
2%
2%
5
Georgia. Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giant Yellow knife Gold Mines.
Union
1,100
5%
2
£1
Corporation
General- Transistor
Globe
Mar
32 %
21% May
12%
Corp
L
Le
preferred
Stores
"5
Jan
25
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
§General
28
Ltd—
Indus
convertible
100
4%
com—1
preferred
American dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing common
General
31 %
~5
warrants—__
*
General Electric Co
General
31%
105
.L_l
Supply
convertible
31%
100
2,400
5
Kropp (The) Forge Co
KrCteger Brewing Co
Apr
24%Mar
18% xl9 'A
3%
4%
6%
13
1
Co
Feb
23y« Jan
5
Rubber
Bt
Apr
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15'/a
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4
7%
'-5
Mar
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1(1
6
1
Apr
98%
400-
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14
1
Jan
3 V* Jan
Feb
Feb
34
2%
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Power
1
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2y*
95
20
/
Jan
12%
14%
3%
8
118
1% Jan
32%
10c
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%
Mar
3
May
A
1,100
23%
18%
7%
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Sales
23%
2.50
Company
La consolidada
Gatineau
Co
<
95
5
(Walter)
13%
108
2
10,600
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95
23%,
5
,
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7
2
16»/a
2%.
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95
25c
(Del)
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1
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pfd
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15%
50c
4%%
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•
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Luxe
Electric
1
American dep rets
Fresnillo
4
Corp.
& Company
&
7%
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(D)
Gas
6%
41*518
6%
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:
2
1
common
9,100
16%
{A
.
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voting
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2
'
Co
Katz Drug Company
9%
16%
8
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non-voting
B
2%
L
;
Inc
Motor of
Class
9
16 V«
1
j
.
Flying Tiger Line Inc
lord
9%
1
Ltd
—
General Corp
Sterling
1
Corp
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
% Feb
12
Oil
Jan
May
May
Kansas
Association
Firth
...
2%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
700
'*
F
•
!.Mast & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
,
2%
19*
43% Jan
14,400
11%
10 Yb
8% Feb
16,900
5'/a
11%
5
1
Israel-American
12 y8 Mar
10.000
9%
■
10
9%
12,700
39
%
U
:
600
3'a
38%
25c
or
Factor
•
4%
11%
10c
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1,500
350
33V3C
Qo
Ironrite Inc
Irving Air
11%
9%
1
Resistance
Company.—
Royalty
Kaltman
■
.
Low
54%
Machinery-
Range Since Jan. 1
high
High
9%
19
Inc
7% Mar
Forge &
6%
'
Low
55 Vb
Iowa
Jan
Empire
Milhvork Corp
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Cigar
Investors
Apr
3%
Shares
9%
International
Feb
100
Jun
2% May
for Week
1
Intex
Feb
9%
Sale Price
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
Apr
20c
__
Emery
International
May
9%
Range
of Prices
Last
Breweries
Sales
Week's
Friday
„
Par
15%
9%
.
International
Jan
32%
10
America..—___i
,f
High
Jun
15%
1
>»
American Stock Exchange
lir
31%
iti
32 Vh
5
common
common
*
14
STOCKS
24
9
ENDEDl JUNE
'
Lovi
mu
WEEK
'
High
17%
1
—
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
30
Corporation class A
Elder
Low
int—1
beneficial
preferred
Edo
Shares
Associates—
Sugar
common
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
-
Last
common
Corp
common—
10c
~8%
~7%
~8%
28,700
"
Jun
•26%-May
r32%
Jan
Jun
9% Jan
1
4%
4%
4%
400
3% Jan
5% Mar
—30c
5
2%
2%
2%
2,100
2% Jun
2% Jan
28 34
28%
29 %
1,500
-1
7%
7%
8%
1,800
27 Va
Apr
4% Mar
32
Jan
-.-8% Jun
35
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2832)
26
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
New
britisn Dominion
New
New
New
convertible preferred
Idria MIn & Chem Co
Jersey Zinc
New
—i
20C
1
2,400
2
1,670
131%
Jan
137% Jun
2,400
%
Feb
ft Jan
2% Jan
2%
1%
400
1%
1%
25,500
'
15%
2A
"2 ft
13
13
Ogdcn
2
1% Jau
1 % Mar
87 % Jan
2% Feb
14.4U0
,
1%
500
1%
Jan
May
89
2% May
Feb
13% May
13%
700
12%
59 %
350
55% Jun
78
14% May
4%
Jan
3%
38,800
2
9,600
Feb
5 '/a
Apr
3,300
2%
5%
2;8
to
5! a
Jan
3ft Jan
474- Feb
/1- Jon
6
Jan
574
4%
5%
87,300
3
Mur
5% Jun
10%
11%
23,200
7% Feb
1,300
9%- Jan
11% May
11% Jun
10%
11%
35
35
41%
41%
7
6
5ft
25
6%
4%
5
40%
8%
Apr
Jun
Feb
6%
.Apr
-
Jan
42% May
75
Jun
78
86
Jan
91 %
Servo
Leather
Sliattuck
60
87
87
8ft
513
6%
18,400
2'A
2%
2,100
8 ft
ft 2:
2.7a
Sherwin-Williams of
of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
iJan
%
May
2'A May
Shoe
'
'■
Co
65
66
94
93
$4.50 preferred—
dividend preferred
$4.30
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific Power & Light
Tubes
Page-Hecsey
pfd
5ft
80 >%
80%
84%
25%
3%
Jan
5%
92
Jail
May
3% Feb
500
14% May
Feb
22
1,100
3%
Jan
itO
2.200
24%
Jan
Apr
3%
3% May
11% Jun
800
12
3
85
Jan
Apr
26
Mar
4%
Apr
Pan Israel Oil
Parker
Pen
Class
Company
class A—
Co
i
—LLliL
Canada Ltd
of
Pntlno
Oils & Minerals
Phillips
Screw
Piasecki
Pierce
Industries
Gold
Pioneer
Scale
Pneumatic
Polaris
Mining
Poloron
23%
Jun
27'A
Jan
22%
Jun
26 %
Jan
21%
21%
21
84
93%
,
Power
Products
class
A
common
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
Preston
East
91%
99'A Mar
460
101%
Jun
108
91
Jan
87,400
96%
100
93%
;
4
16%
15%
15%
16'%
Power
:
Jan
Jan
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
14% May
16%
Jun
$1.60 convertible' preferred
Standard Factors Corp. Name
"274
14
16%
JUli
Feb
Feb
Mar
7
Jan
.4% Mar
53% Mar
58%
20
1%
6%
7% Mar
800
400
100
674
97
Feb
6
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
Sterling
Stetson
(J
Jun
Stinnes
(Hugo)
23%
22 % May
1,400
8
Feb
10
Jun
25
57
Jan
84
Jun
3,700
4
Mar
Apr
Remington
51% Feb
57% May
Sun
21
Sunrise
Jan
% Feb
ft
74
ft
4,200
1
8%
874
8ft
7,600
15%
1574
1074
1074
100
9%
1,400
x9
Jun
83
Jun
Apr
1,900
6%
14%
Jan
Apr
10% Jun
8374
150
3
15%
16%
900
14%
5
18
18
100
16'% Jan
Apr
3A Apr
Argentine
9ft Apr
*'■
16%
Rio
Grande
Apr
9%
Jan
93% Feb
17%
Jan
18% May
Vtc extended
(I)
to Jan 3
Royce
American
&
Sons
pfd F
Inc
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Raceway
Carpet
Russeks
Russell
(The F C)
16
12%
16%
4,800
x9%
Feb
16%
Jun
Thrlftimart
24%
20%
25%
2,600
21%
22
18'% Apr
2074 Jun
Feb
25% Jun
Tilo
24%
Apr'
Tislnnan
fa
52
1,800
ft Apr
iS
Jan
Tobacco
1%
8,400
1% Mar
1%
Jan
1
28%
8%
52
5%
27'%
4,700
10
55%
5,800
5%
21,300
48n a May
Apr
47% May
1,000
19'A
5%
20%
Company
Realty
Construction
Ltd—
&
Oil
class A—
Co
87
Feb
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd.
2% Jan
Trans
Feb
15%
Feb
Mar
29%
Jan
Lux
Trunz
Jan
12%
37%
39%
1,150
35%
16%
17%
1,000
13%
Jan
Feb
18%
19
5,000
16%
5%
574
874
9
3'U
4ft
47u
5
6%
3%
Feb
76%
375
574
5 %
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1,900
14 74
1274
2%
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5'%
16
13%
76%
Jun
Juiv
7%
Apr
16%
Jan
Feb
15% May
13% Mar
1378
Feb
Feb
3%
Feb
22 % May
31%
200
12%
11,500
3
Apr
Jan
62 %
201)
Apr
5 ft Mar
5*'a
3'/a May
2,100
Jun
6'/e May
10
Feb
14,100
Feb
39% Jun
10
May
19'/«
Jan
300
74%
74
ft
4'A Mar
2,400
2%
Apr
Jan
23aA
—
24 74
400
38 74
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3974
3,000
29%
Jan
40% May
600
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
1,500
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Jun
14'2
Jan
18%
18:ia
18'%
13
127 a
13
3%» Jan
2% May
3,100
274
274
2%
>
1174
11'A
500
10%
Jan
13
13%
*1,300
11%
Apr
—,
13
13
Feb
14
Jan
5%
Jun
7%
f
Apr
14'4
2.400
12 %
Feb
147'a May
1374
1374
406
11%
Feb
14 '/a May
3374
347a
2,400
28%
Feb
34 7a
7
337
a
6
674
6.800
6
Jun
8%
Jan
274
274
4,100
1%
Feh
2'%
Jan
93% May
9574
957
a
25
4
3314
36'%
1.800
33%
Jun
63%
60'%
6474
8,000
40%
Jan
2
4,300
1%
9
600
1%
2
.
1
1
•
87a
8%
12%
700
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
2174
22'%
900
14
13 74
1474
1.200
42%
4274
437a
900
138% 14874
1.900
4%
2,000
83%
175
137b Mar H,
Jun
5%
Jun
Unexcelled
Feb
29 Vb
Jun
Union
:
45%
Jan
70% May
Mar
3
9% Jan
21% Jan
Mar
25
15% Mar
43% May
21%
Feb
6ft
Feb
1%
14874
Jan
17a
Feb
148%
47%
4%
Jun
3% May
5%
Jan
Jun
91%
82
83
274
Apr
13%
79
82
6ft Feb
Feb
2%
2 %
4.300
2% Mar
2%
Jan
1274
14'A
6,600
8%
Jan
14%
Jun
27a
2 74
2%
2
Mar
4%
Jan
36,400
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
8,900
2%
Feb
313 May
37a
1,200
2'%;
2'%
2%
3%
3%
37 a
434
574
11.000
18'%
19%
17,900
43 Va
41
43'%
1,100
Jan
57/a Mar
11
Jan
20% May
35%
Feb
43%
Jun
'29%
Apr
30%
Jan
3.300
5
May
7
Jan
125
66
Jan
90
May
*
Jan
55%
Jun
1.25
1
Jun
2014
20
Feb
99
Jun
*
Corp
l^j Jan
ft Feb
16,300
74
74
7a
36 7
warrants
Inc
Jun
674
27a
1974
!
Corp.;
Temper
Jan
V
4
20
8%
87 a
87 b
100
Products common—50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
6 %
~6>A
6%
5,200
5%
6R
7 ft
9.000
5% Mar :
13
7'b
4,400
35%
36%
of
Corp
Canada
3,300
12%
Jun
14% May
Union
Investment Co
20,000
16%
Jan
24%
Jun
Union
Stock
3%
3%
3%
800
Mar
4%
Jan
United
2%
2%
2% May
3%
Jan
40%,
2.000
32
Feb
43 % May
4%'
2.700
4
Jan
5% May
1
4 %
"4%
4%
2.100
Jun
"~5 %
Jan
57 a
5%
Co
13%
4%
5%
5
*
Chemical
Gas
24'%
38 %
10%
13%
—1
50c
Industries Inc
Cont
12%
"4%
8,500
13%
100
preferred
4'Aft
Edison
Cuba
4%
37.
12
14'4
20
70c
Toklan Oil Corp
Trans
1
page
Amer
Todd Shipyard Corp common
21 %
39
11%
Security Trust Co
13 %
1
58'A May
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Jan
1
Aeronautical Co
*.•
Consolidated Petroleum— i
Ryerson & Haynes common——
Apr
—1
23%
3,600
51%
9
Inc
•
-1.25
-
1,400
20
Inc
1
3
57%
10c
10
Inc
3
Ryan
see
Amer
True
8% May
39
56%
-
Jau
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
9%
Apr
5'%
Toledo
5%
1%
-
4,600
Jan
55', a
Jun
62,100
5,000
Jun
15%
Jun
1TB
67a
5%
26
Feb
17a
21%
1%
57tt
2ft
1,800
6
217a
5%
674
3%
29
18%; Feb
'
Feb
5'A- Jan
1,100
24 Va
4%
2A
Jun
6% Mar
Jun
674
2
Feb
4% Jan
Jan
5.200
x6
7% Jun ft
5
2ft
2
5 Fa
1,500
-
!
1% Jan
^
Jari ft
3Va Jan
3% Mar
May
76
1% Jun:
5%
Jan
75% Jun
3% Jan1,
-
21%
1274
6%
120
Apr
1%
14
4% May
1% May
1,700
1,000
~5% ~5%
7574
9,2p0
7,200
2%
64
•
—.v,-
5%
79
X7%
La '
5 %
2% May
7;,:
3%
5%
3,800
~6%
14% May
100
8%
1
2%
1%
5%
16%
38% Mar
700
13%
Jan
19
11% Jan
1,800
.
Apr
8%
"
16%
3.700
45%
13-
5% Jan
12%
100
ftft 600
39%
1311
Jun
23% Mar,:'
Mar
4
600
4%
12%
JanJ.
23%
Jun
May
12
13%
Feb
May
20%
56%
13 VB
36
X20
800
1,000
43% May
24% Jan ft
Jan
5%
47%
1,790.
20%
20%
Feb
46 r% May
21%
-
5
1
48%
"38%
300
43%
23%
1%
30c
common—;
footnotes
Markets
Roofing
1%
300
%
4%
"5%
"n
28%
26%
May
23
l'/s Mar
7
—_25c
Tliorofare
28%
500
1
Thompeon-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
2%
55%. Apr
49% Feb
40
23 %
20%
*
Corp
Jun
Ryan
For
Chemical
16
76
Jun
407% May
5
pfd
common
63
3
Company
Ave
Co
26% Jan
100
1
54%
1%
—25c
Calgary Co
Power & Light $4.56
Shovel
Jan
2%
Jan
23
Feb
1
Jun
1.5C
Inc
Co Ltd
Fifth
:
Corporation—
38%
2%
12
Feb
35%
—1
13% Apr
5
capital stock wi
(J O) Engineering Corp
Oil
Oil
Texain
common
common
23 %
3,200
£1
New
Royalite
Inc
Tri-Continental
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Roxbury
Technicolor
850
1
Corp common
Field Inc
Ross
Electric Co
Tampa
Trans
1965
■'
9
common
9,600
43%
874 May
; 8% May
1.400
3,500
Jan
Feb
1374
500
974
39%
Jun
7%
3974
Jan
5%
6,400
7:%
Jan
Jun
Jun
5%
33
5
A
common
63
50c
Cable
Rome
B
23%
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4ft
Rokeach
Rolls
class
Inc
Class
14%
43 %
374
100
T
Talon
52
l
Gas
3,400
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
13%
'•
47,700
334 Jan
1
International Petrol Corp
Sunset
23 %
,
7%
57a
''
1
Co
-
Valley
Corp
14 74
—
7
12%
50c
Corp
Jun
Jan
12
Supermarkets
62%
.
3%
71%. 75»2
*
1
_25c
1
23%
47
100
12%
—L.—1
*
:
Jun
3%
207 a
4%
1
Mining
Ridgeway Corp
Corp
1
20
l
Engineering
Co Inc
45%
21
10c
*
—_——5
l
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rico
common—
Thew
•
Jan
Feb
20%
(Del)
10
Co
21%
36%
38%
*
Ray Drug common..—
Tliiokol
&
Industrial
Republic
B)
Corp
Texas
Corp..
Arms
Precision
Stop & Shop Inc
—
IS) «te Co common
Corporation
-
16%
10c
ctmmon
12%-May
12,900
774
874
5
Stylon
6'A
Texas
(The)
33%. Apr
20
20%
-L-l
Stroock
47u
50
83
Apr
Apr
33
42
(A) & Co common
—
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
Sterling Brewers Inc
——L.
1
Jan
10
X9
Apr
16%
Jan
Stein
Jan
700
—
Mines Ltd
Corp—.——
6
Jan
10% Jan
42% Jan
—1
1
1
1
common
Corp
Corporation
2
1,800
Co
Electric
(The)
Steel Parts
Jan
3%
Jail
23
-1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary—
Jan
18
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reliance
Starretb
Jun
•*•.
Inc
Uranium
%
54
common
Oil
Shares
1%
•
Concrete Pile
Reiter-Foster
Standard
83%
9%
4% '
ft
Feb
18%
54 V*
——10
—LI
10
Co
Standard-Thomson
3
Colorado—
Reda Pump Co
Reis (Robert) &
Products
2,000
22%
22 7a
Corp—
preferred
Convertible
Standard
Stanrock
May
25
Jan
Staixlard
Standard Tube class B
7% May
7% Mar
Jan
5%
(Ky)_.
Packaging
%
lYo
% Mar
•I* May
2%
10%
39 7 4
50c
Oil
Standard
3,400
17
8374
1}2
1% Feb
Forglngs Corp
Standard Industrie's Inc—
174
54
100
Standard
4.
"l%
83 74
9'A
..-V
changed to
Financial Corp (elf Jun 10)
Feb
13% May
10% Mar
90%
2 3'A
15%
5!a
8%
1
20
~
Apr
14
Mar
6,200
1,200^
HtfO
Apr
3%
Jan
2
9
3,700
7
74
6
—
May
2% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
174
.
Feb
.4% Mar
45%
67a
"7'A
1
5% Feb
12
674
♦
29
45
1
11,400
95%
67/u
Feb
100
20%
Standard
1,900
1%
—
May
3
900
20
33
Standard Financial Corp
1,100
94'%
IV2
May
65'
68% May
1,900
12%
19%
"~7%
1,400
9%
11'A
IV/2
95
23";
Feb
3,500
11%
3-74
10%
ft3ft.ft
74
Apr
Mar
Jan
12,100
lh
■
45%
10% May
57 a
274
2
'
19%
8% Feb
Jan
Feb
24 % May
Fel)
42%
3.300
3*%
12
7% Jan
6'A
9
3%
1A
2,600
300
~274
6
41%
46
1
5
1
*
3,300
-
Jan
101% Mar
Feb
1%
20%
5
6%
Apr
5'A
R
Raymond
5,500
59
Royalty Co—
Southland
4%
55
X5%
Southern Pipe Line——-——
1,200
974
"llil
■
5%
•
Rapid Electrotype
Rath Packing Co
60%
Jun
127%
"
62%
18
Co
'57%
23
Feb
5%Mar
*
,
19
17,700
2
—1
Southern Matorlala Co Inc——
Jan
3%
Q
Quebec
1%
Southern California. Petroleum Corp—2
Jun
54
common
148
18% Feb
1
Co
1%
25
Specialty Stores Co IhcSpencer Shoe CorpStahl-Meyer Inc.
•
4'Aft cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
22%
1%
25
Spear & Company—-—
Feb
114
4%
"2
Jun
98% Apr
Jan
4.08ft
Jan
9%
54%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
36%
16% Feb
93
cumulative preferred
4,24ft
374-Apr
2% Jan
6%
54',3
800
22 %
Jan
8%
10L
Jan
41% Feb
92
JU11
29
Feb
109'A
50
98%
97
25
—25
4.32ft
Jun
16%
16%-
1
of
83
67
874
1,600
6%
12%. May
Feb
4%-May
.
May
'
Apr
May
200
.9
400
5%
120% 124
120%
-12.50
Mar
1%
~4%
Company—
4%
1
preference
4.48 ft- convertible
13%
*
1
Ltd—
98
98
14
Feb
84
Jan
2
6% May
350
101
Feb
10%
Jun
4%
1,800
7%
6%
6%
California Edison—
fJ Jan
46,400
4%
3 «'a
9
.
.
common
8% Jan
150
ft'ft 5','4
-i.
Oil Co
Penn
83,500
•1
%'
-
Manufacturing common
22,300
;
13
12
2.50
Mines
26% Jan
8%
Jan
Jun
34%
2.50
Gas
Pyle-National
98
Jan
Jan
144% 145
Prophet
Public Service
Jun
84
92 %
20
30%
374
:
common
Dome
(The)
84
250
83
IS
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Providence
170
96
100
1
of America
Metals
Pressed
Jan
1,600
20c
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
23%
1
"l'/a
,
:
9% Mar
100
5ft original preferred
—25
4.88ft cumulative preferred
25
4.56ft convertible preference——25
Jun
Jun
2%
25c
Alexander
&
24
21
2%
-
Prairie
20% May
200
8614
85 'ft
S3
10
Co
2,300
28
6
'
101 % 103
12%
1
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
:
300
i
-
50
*
1
common
Southern
23% Jun
(>00
93%
1
:
Ltd
Jan
1,400
32%
10c
1
Inc
Mines
South
24%
2%
*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
22%
83
1
Co
Corp
11 ?»
27
—1
1
Corp
28%
24 %:
103
10 pesos
Aircraft
1,400
10%
27
5%
Jun
23%
93%
2
:
6%
n%
Airways Inc
—————5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Soss
84 '/a
(The)
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
11%. Feb
Slick
South Coast Corp common
22%
:24
'
84
Pep Boys
Peruvian
200
29%
Jan
*2474
2.50
Penn Traffic Co
12%
12%
29
Jan
21
1
Corp
1% May
5,000 ir
Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
——— •
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Singer Manufacturing Co__
—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telcv Corp—10c
30%
21%'
1
2
13
Parkersburg-Aetna
4,600
•12%
American Shares
32%
22%
2
Chemical
300
Jan
800
1%
1,000
26% May
24
Pentcpec Oil (C At Amer shares—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Park
25%
„
27 %
;—lc
vtc—
400
600
24
2Bol
vtc
26%
24%
24%
30
26%
2%
~8%
1% Jan-
25c
29% Jun
3,000
29 %
29%
Jan
1%
14%
Simca
A
17%
"8%
3iminons-Boardman
2
2ft Feb
3,300
*
Jan
13% Mar
h
1%
Jan
4ft
14%
13%
Jan
2%
Jun
Jun
Feb
13%
4
4
14%
Mr.y
717£ Jan
2514
1,700
93
200
16%
3%
Jun
101
10
217,500
3%
Jan
&•
x7% May
5,900
25%
-•
3%
67%
25%
1
♦
common-
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
21%
*
Corp
19% Mar
Jan
7'A
1,700
8%
13%
2
Lighting Inc
Silvray
20% Mar
-
.-11%
1ft Jan
2,200
7%
•
3%
Feb
455
3
11%
11%
_1
1
100
Airlines.
Ltd
Pacific
i'Jun
*"•%
60
6,400
84%
82%
2%
•
.—*
*
•
•
preferred-
$4.75 conv dividend
Jun
17
8%
10c
—I
Precision
Jan
200
,
3
2%
3-J,
$'%%
1st preferred—;—
25
5 'io
1st preferred————
,2!)
Sx'.'x redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80 ft redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50ft redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.30ft redeemable 1st preferred
25
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
17
200
137,100
•
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd——
16%
Sonotone
Pacific Lighting
100
17'4
~3%
270
94%
84
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric
17%
24%
—
.
Jau
21%-Mar
May
1%
B———————.—2
common
1
Class,
Jun
11%
19
200
~7%
3
10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
13% Feb
26,0001
60
3% Jan
2% Mar
4,600
3%
10
14%
1
JJlectric Corp
Canada
Corp
20%
19%
—————100
preferred
Jan
Feb
19%
11
.
4ft
19%
17%
Water & Power.——*'
Sherman Products Inc
1
Sherwin-Williams common
25
Jan
7'A Mar
3
Feb
1%
6,700
2%
■■
3
15 Ms
shares-10s
High
May
*
13.000
4,900
17'A
Shawinigan
Silex
3 '
-100
—90c
25
Old Town Corp common
—1
40c cumulative preferred—
7
Omar
Ino^„———————-—1
—
Mining,—
Denn
Apr
9% Mar
5ft Jan
3 yjf Feb
12,800
552
2',4
8ft
preferred—
Securities——————
common
20%
l ''1
1
Scton
19%
19%
—20c
*
—5
Corp of America,
—
Servomechanlsms Inc———
Silver Creek
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer
Inc_
17%
20'A
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
16%
16
8'A Jan
17
'
1
50c
—:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
common——*
,————2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—£
-8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5ft Series—20
Cumulative preferred 4%ft serics_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40 ft serics_2©
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd--—-—-—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del;
—
25c
Say re & Fisher Co
.—1
Scullin Steel Co common——
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
50c
Seaboard Western Airlines
—1
Securities Corp General——_—
1
Seeman
Bros
Inc
-*'
Sentry Safety Control
———10c
Serrick Corp class B_,
——
JL
St
Salem-Brosius
10% Jan
6%- Jun
6,300
7
6%
6%
Mar
x40
13,800
52,900
8%
Jun
35'
100
874
Okonite Company common
Oxford
16% Mar
11%
Okalta Oils Ltd—.
Overseas
47%
10% Jan
—
"
——■—————*
common—
Oluo Power 4'%%
Jan
Jun
Feb
~3iV "3%
3i2
Ohio Brass Co class B common
<
Jan
13%
o'v
57
57
Company
Corp
1%
34%
1%
O
Oil
Oceanic
1% Apr v.''•«.?
1% Feb
Apr
3,500:
38,500
36
1474
113
1 VB
2U
Mar,
6,800
34%
-•
Class A„
ft
,
*
Railway
%
11a
"2%
——ouc
America
of
Corp
2%
134% 135%
of Prices
Jun
1
13
Nuclear
3 'A
1%
10
1?
North American Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd——25
Northeast Airlines————————-1
North Penn RE Co.-——-—
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 474% pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd———1
.
Feb
Cement class A
Nortli American
Class
111
2
Corp-—————10c
Southern
Norfolk
167,500
1%
Corporation—-
Noreen-Ketay
3%
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Sale Price
„
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
15%
10
10
1
»—}
Inc————-—--1
Lites
Norbute
ii
35%
,
Mexico <te
Noma
Apr
1 %
j>0C
Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
Park Mining Co
New Process Co common—
New: Superior
Oils
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario
New York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nipissing Mines
.
New
%
%
50c
New
High
2%
135
ENDED JUNE T4
STOCKS
122,100
24a
Chamberlain Petroleum———uoc
England Tel & Tel———100
Haven Clock & Watch Co
1
WEEK
American Stock Exchange
it
3%
£uc
Oil Ltd
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
tt
-~l
Bristol
Shares
RANGE
for Week
Low
Oils Ltd
New
*
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Yards of Omaha
Aircraft
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
United
Elastic
Milk
Corp
Products
10c
•
common'.-—„5
81%
82
22
e
n
in
974
Jan
24%
Jan
Feb
674
Apr
7% May
174
% May:
.
30
400
Feb
Mar
8%
Feb
4%
.
375-
_
4y«
Feb
Jan
39% May
—
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
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Range
:
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WVe
&
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.;•/
.
United .shoe
—10
-
S
Air
S-Foil
U
S
class
Rubber
Stores
Corp
33%
290
15%
6,500
%
1%
89,600
39%
43 V*
22,500
34
2
convertible
1
41
3
42%;
10
9%
2%
2,800
53%
200
15,
19%
'
2
■.
18%
19%:,
28
26%
i 4%
4%
:
15% Feb
8,200
20%
1,000
4% Apr
474 Mar
5%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
18,800
.6(4
3574 Feb
175,900
Jun
4%
700
274
100
5
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6(4
Jan
Jan
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Mar
49
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„
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A)
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f
valued
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
$72
3,100
*
■
■
73
—
$99% 102%
$53(4 57%
—Jan-July
Jan-July'
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51
2s ,2012
39
a
Deferred delivery
-
(not
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext—
1f,o
preferred
included
in
Co
Stock and Bond
Below
13(4 Jan
7(4
listed
on
Jan
1
common
Webster Investors Inc
10c
1%
"2
1(4
138
.
(Del)
5
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds
are
100
'
■
Amor dep rets ord shares-:
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery com——*
■5%%
Inc
Williams
5%
(R
C)
Petroleum
45(4
-
100
1% Apr
9(8
9(4
9-
200
21
12%
2074
2174
6,900
8%
2,800
19(4 Apr
5(4 Jan
3(4
1,300
2% Feb
350
14% Jan
.17(4 Apr
99(4
30
96(4 Feb
39(4 Feb
101
"16
99(4
87.51
87.93
86.53
87.41
87.81
148.16
73.63
177.57
89.69
87.49
86.39
87.32
87.72
May
43(4 Apr
15(4
.14%
15(4
950
1174
Jan
15% Mar
1774
1774
200
16(4
Feb
1774
75(4
787a
3,900
574
5%
•/'WO
8
77
69% Feb
SiVfeb
;u
t
1(4
20(4
~174
174
20
Interest
19,000
"l-fl, jFeb
1,500
Jun
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
87
77%
77%
60%
61%
Bonds
June-Dec
1970
Authority 374s 1S78_^
Jam-July
7774
May-Nov
60%
h
;b.p May
":r
High
92.00
1993
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993-*.
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961_,
Flying Tiger Line 5(4s
Guantanamo
conv
Western
&
RR
debs
4s
National
5s
New
Research
convertible
England
23
subord
Power
debentures
3(4s
Power
1st
3
89
89 %
4
87
2
3 (4s
mortgage
1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Jan-July
May-Woo
3s
Service Electric
Harbor
Water
92.35
92.55
High
92.69
Low
June
series B
&
Gas Co
Corp
series
C
3s
series E
June-Dec
series
374s
F
series
77(4
1981
Southern
Counties
Southwestern Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3(44
10
(Calif.)
Electric
3s
3 (4s
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
Washington Water
3 (4s
1971
1970
1973
Webb
&
West
Penn
Power
A
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Western
66
Traction
5s
1063
1964
1974
Percent
9774
100
117
~3
59
9074
9674
—
-1957-
' " MM' High
Change
Low
,
90
88
93%
93%
$85
$118
55%
90%
94
86
27
90
96
317.5
—0.7
163.5
156.2
288.0
—0.3
290.1
274.8
393.3
+ 2.3
402.3
340.5
20
90
-
A
+ 0.5
\
,
88
2
82
6
91
96%
Stocks
No.
of
+0.2
91
91
118
136
95%
93
80
72
405.7
...
382.7
491.3
427.1
286.1
Exchange
Railroad
Mon.
United States
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
Bunlc
June 10__^—__
3,049,455
$4,268,000
June 11—
2,855,133
4,322,000
June 12
2,598,240
4,455,000
199,000
Thurs.
June 13
89
91%
97%
87
83%
88%
90
90
80
$80
88
88
Fri.
—
$4,463,000
4,465,000
4,654,000
2,634,243
217,000
4,444,000
2,092,330
2,945,000
298,000
3,243,000
13,229,401
June 14i_t
4,227,000
Total
$20,217,000
$1,052,000
$21,269,000
Week Ended June 14
1957
Stocks—No.
Shares-——
of
Jan. 1 to June 14
1956
1957
93
96
$80
1956
,
13,229,401
8,874,890
$1,052,000
$1,137,500
20,217,000
14,046,000
443,828,300
479,749,900
$21,269,000
$15,183,500
$465,909,350
$505,958,400
—
246,346,140
281,500,051
Bonds
U.
S.
Government
International
Foreign
—
and
'55,000
—
—
—.—
Railroad
$215,000
$71,000
Bank
Industrial
21,955,050"
101,000
25,892,500
91%
$88
Sales
143,000
Wed.
Bond
Bonds
$195,000
Tues.
Total
Government
Bonds
93
130
89
Mm
422.9
+ 0.8
and Miscel.
Shares
88
95
91%
$80
322.5
457.1
'
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98 %
~
■
356.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
98%
92
+0.3
-
High.
102%
$87
'
114
97
100
1
9674
$80
93
—0.3
163.5
287.0
Service
293.0
402.3*
and
487.6
162.3
—
419.0
491.3*
Non-Durable Goods
454.7
419.8
"—^2—
355.1
292.0
Durable Goods
'
53%
17
—
$99% 100%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
^June-Dec
—
82
__
87
90%
5)5
95
93
99
91
89
90
90
89
91
$80
95
90
88%
93
$66
70
103
—
92
Total
97%
90%
$88
—
103
5
92
95
30
75
17
June-Dec
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
I
May 31, '57
457.1*
j
Manufacturing
98
103
73
June-Aug
Feb-Aufir
I960-.
and lows for the
356.1*
5874
95
$80
AprfZ-Oct
—April-Ocf
1970
with highs
and
80 %
FebrAug
1979
G
California
on the closing prices of the common
7, 1957, for composite and by, major industry
June 7, '57
A-i—
Composite
90%
30
$84
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Southern
.
groups compared with the preceding week
current year are as follows (1939=100):
130
86
Feb-Aug
1978
78.87 Jan 23
97%
89
54
109% 111(4
April-Ocf
LJFeb-Au§
1978
.
3
-
57%
60%
$56
6s
1976
series D
r,
_—
High
52
54
90%
$88
—
3s,
1973_
274s
14—
85.25 Feb 13
Range for 11)56
94.00 Aug
,,
The SEC index of stock prices based
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
Range Sine®
121%
100
April-Oct
Power
3 %8
3s
100
1970
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
1981__May-Woy
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
'62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3(4s series A 1973Jan-July
Public
Safe
$95
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1964
3 (4s
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
1976
1961
—
12-
stocks for the week ended June
May
Corp—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6 (4s due 1653 extended to 1963
Ohio
Mar-,S'epf
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
/.Italian Power Realization Trust 6(4
7o
Valley RR 4%
1963
Averages
SEG Index of Stock Prices
:
♦New
52 Vo
$52
May
1967
Midland
87.97
Range for 1957 1
r" 92.69 Jun 14
I)ow
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A
87,39
;
-,
92.06
RR—
series
»>
Closing
;V'
Jan
Low
No.
52
89%
■
Jan. 1
Sold
$127%
Boston
June-Dec
:
Week's Range
& Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3(4s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998-.
4s
(35 Stocks)
10
June
79(4 Jan
,
1574 Mar
20(4
Last
Period
A Amer Steel
mortgage
87.21
88.14
■
American Stock Exchange
1st
87.51-
87.50
■
Jan
.17%
Friday
Transit
86.86
87.53
89.78
87.30
474 Jan
1
10*
Delaware Lack & Western
87.57
89.78
Fri.
8(4 Mar
4(4 Jan
1674
a
BONDS
Chicago
89.78
176.97
26(4 Mar
7(4
,-374
21%
—■•
A
176.51
73.56
23% Jan
3(4 Apr
10(4 Mar
£l
series
174.86
73.76
Wed. June
Jan
600
6%
274s
MO
May
May
r2
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
73.62
147.56
87.85
Thurs. June 13
Jan
100
5s
Edison
3
1,700
>
40
Bonds
145.68
89.91
Tues. June 11
38.; Jan
374
—
;
144.23
Mon.
29(4 Jan
f3% Jan
2(4 Apr
8,000
•
2
*
common
Total
ities.
509.66
Datfr-
4774 May
Fell
11(4
-100
W) Ltd™
ord Teg
Rails
509.48
Feb
21%
Amer dep rets
V
Util¬
Rails
trials
175.43
v.
(4 Jan
3(4
1
luui-j
Stocks
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Mar
68
Jail
35
300
50
21(4
—10
ities
10
Grade
73.54
7(4 Jan
11(4
Newspaper Machine——,
Woolworth -(F
\ 54
50
X25
174
25
Woodley
•
>:34% x35
1
Industries,. Inc
roads
13974 May
1
-
Woodall
91
:
Va Feb
6,900
iff
58
44(4
25
common
Second
Grade
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc./.
J,0
9 Vo
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
—
._—
3(4 Jan
574 Mar
126(4 Jail
Indus¬
Apr
,_5
pfd
__
"
86(4 Jan
X25
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lfc 4'/a 7o
Wood
10
1,100
'
preferred,.-
.
2(4 Jan
174 May
6%
10
First
20(4 Apr
274 Jan
1974 Mar
500
200
65
10
10
'
l7'a
common
& Co
Brothers
200
■;
144
*
•
Util¬
Rail¬
Total
503.76
13—
89(4
58
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp—
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wilson
June
130'A Feb
V"
2%
i/«
10c
preferred
conv
Bonds-
15
145.01
t.
10
;
—
i
Internet Oil Co
Stores
2(4 Apr
174 Jan
6(4
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg*.
White
12
Jan
20
511.58
11
June
1(4 Feb
2 (a
,
505.63
10
June
89(4
~6%
1
June
*
pfd-.
7
Jan
40
20(4
2
June
3% Jan
1(4
,
Averages
'
32(4 Jan
17
-
trials
Jan
104
:
30
:
2% Mar
*
2%
2
1.23
Ltd
Westmoreland Coal—,
Westmoreland Inc
138
'i.
15% Feb
2574 Feb
35,800
.
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.: V
Date
474 Jan
Apr
25,700
.
••••v "
-
the
Indus¬
674 Jan
96% Jun
4,800
1-74
20(4
-1
.
Western Maryland Ry -7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
White JEagle
•:
150
16 (4
40 '
•
Jan
500
274
1a
x28%
4
160
29
2
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Western
2%
16 %
27(4
30
Inc
52(4
39
1
year's
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
s;
non-voting stock; ~"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
774 Jan
3(4 Jan
100
97%
1
53
49%
37
39
•■
g Ex-stock
dividend,
in
year's range.)
r Transaction
for
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
■.v+y* - y.y
m;, ■:
being traded flat.
>'
!..-7. \ • ■; t/.-A
+; ""'"-v; ••:
$Friday'a bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
,
\
..
y
Jun
6
Jun
5
900
4
100
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham Watch
4
*
Waitt & Bond Inc
Wallace & Tieruan
4(4
'
101%
range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-
distribution,
A Bonds
:
transaction
"K':
374
73
99%
53
..50 74 ...51%
39
-Stocks-
•
54 '
—
$72
,_
included
dividend.
:
Co
71%
54
'
'
w
Aircraft
52
70(4
$160
of)—
474 Jan
5(4 Apr
11(4 Feb
Manufacturing—
Waco
High
52
Jun
132
Apr
4(4 Jan
3,700
~5%
Low
"$73%"—
:
•
6
Corp
,/$45
Jan. 1
No.
5874 Jun
115
1.700
Jan
83
Jan
587 b
3
3'b
130% 132
4%
of
Rio
20% May
2874 May
Jan
2 A
3
:1—
(issue
Peru
5974 May
31% Mar
v
46%
(50%
Range Since
Sold
High
Germany—
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
-June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan
A) 2%s 2008—.,,-Mar-Sept
-•9% May
274 Apr
Feb
x80
58%
2%
Petroleum
Silver-Lead
Feb
Bonds
.
43% May
474 Jun
Feb
48
-
Van Norman Industries warrants-
Vuicau
2%
(City of)
1939
A7s
4374 May
3% Mar
Jan
joo
.
Corporation-
Jun
Friday's
'
13.300
4%
Feb
15%
29% Jan
28
Feb
37
Feb
6%
Jan
457a
1% Jan
j
14
Jun
Mar
4
"
58%
5
27%
or
Bid & Asked
A Hanover
17'a Jan
•14%
7a Jun
8,000
2
'2%
10%
800
8%
/
4r;'a
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
redeemed)
_Feb-Aug
(Prov)
6 (4s 1949
Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru) 6%8
stamped 1958
-Mar-Sept
Maraahao stamped (Plan A) 2
(is 2008- _May-Woo
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
.
A 7s. (issue of May 1927) 1947—
-May-Nov
Jan
3274 May
8,800
4%
9
1
3
38%
4%
__50C
—25c
preferred
Steel Co
Rights
Venezuelan
.
39%
Period
Low
Hanover
7s
A Apr
Jan
1
42%
6,900
common
Vanadium-Alloys
5
208
Apr
800
-—
Insurance
Valspar -Corp
40%
14%
3
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co common—
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vogt
•
33
;
common
A
1% Mar
10% Mar
,
150
39%
>1
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Vinco
■
15
—10c
American
Universal
100
'
a
12%
33
1
Corp
'
Jan
200
40%
B
Unitronics Corp_
Universal
12
10
1
Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin
United
.•
25
common
Conditioning Corp_
U
$4
!
:.l
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High 1
1
•*-
25
Machinery common—
Preferred
United 'Specialties
U
205% 205%
1%
1%
25
Sharing common—
preferred-
'
'
14
BONDS
47 a Jun
—100
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
dep rets ord registered- —10s
United N
ENDED
Friday
Shares
High
-
Amer
WEEK
for Week
Low
;
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
"
Ltd—
Co
Week's
$92
$95
92
98
Stocks
98%
102%
101%
Foreign
Foreign
(No. of
Mon.
Domestic
Government
Corporate
Total
Shares)
77
73
101%
— —
104%
92
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
77
65%
100%
Transactions at the American Stock
97
%
Bonds
3onds
Bonds
Bonds
June 10
-
$4,000
$40,000
$5,000
$49,000
Tues.
Friday
American
Stock
Interest
Last
or
Range
Friday's
Period
1951
Jan-July
Bid & Asked
Low
ABaden
(Germany)
7s
Central Bk of German State & Prov
Banks—
A8s
series A
1952
A 0s
A
series
Danzig
AGerman
AS
B
Port
Cons
f secured
Waterways
Munic
6s
1947
7s
6 (4
1947
s
1952
High
3,000
53,000
June 13
35,000
8,000
43.000
June 14__
1,140,065
—
39,000
Sold
No.
"3/660
$219,000
$38,000
_
5,767,285
92,000
42,000
$279,000
$22,000
Range Since
Week Ended June 14
Jan. 1
Low
1957
High
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
1956
Jan. 1 to June 14
1956
1957
113,390,182
5,767,285
3,807,840
104,380,914
$219,000
$194,000
$5,436,000
6,840,000
38,000
51,000
967,000
4.029,000
22,000
13,000
836,000""
$279,000
$258,000
Bonds
Feb-Aug
$103
Jan-July
105
1133
April-Ocf
1951
&
Bonds
$176(4 190
Sale Price
6,000
10,000
—
Total..
Week's
Exchange
21,000
40.000
Fri.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
65,000 ~
June 12
Thurs.
BONDS
June 11
Wed.
$24
Feb-Aug
$166(4
June-Dec
$147(a
110
.
134
Domestic
91
105
Foreign government
21%
24%
—
126
111%
140
-II
—
5
T
751,000
158
—
Foreign corporate —1
Total
-
*
$7,239,000
$11,420,000*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
(2834)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Low
Par
Corp
Motors
American
7%
Co
Boston
Albany
Boston Edison
RR—
49'/«
lB
49%
Pers Prop
.
1—5
Inc
Co
Service
4% *!o
pfd
cum
6%
28%
Feb
39% May
Jun
81% Mar
Jan
1%
Apr
May
63%
Feb
52
Jan
57
-100
47% Mar
Copper Corp
Kennecott
pfd
New
RR
Co
Co
-
United
U
8
(N J)
::
17 Va
Jan
137%
Mar
4% Jun
5
Refining & Mining Co—50
12.50
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
•
Jan
Jun
Budd
Company common
—
Die
<fc Machine common-
Buell
Burroughs
Chrysler Corp
10%
Jan
Jan
49 Vb May
Feb
Davidson
Bros
20Va
Jan
D &
65%
27Va
Jun
Detroit
33% May
Detroit
47%
Ex-Cell-O
Apr
45%
Feb
39%
Feb
49
Jan
Fenestra
63 Va
Jan
Ford
64%
Jun
Fruehauf
Jan
48% May
Feb
52 V4
Jun
Jan
Motor
Range
Sale Price
*
10
*
Burger
Manufacturing
Carey
Champ common
Cincinnati Gas
4%
Transit
Eagle
-
Kroger
.*
Unlisted
—
—.—3
—
-
58%
179
19%
15
43%
41%
43 3 a
9,960
38% Apr
3% Jan
7%
45%
64
77%
68%
65
20
137
44%
59%
64%
58
49%
Apr
45
2%
500
Feb
18
31%
40
40%
46%
Apr
41%
46%
73
67%
100
184 "
197%
May
8% Mar
Jun
28
Mar
V 9%
Jun
1%
1%
1%
2,300
1%
Feb
1%
Apr
26 5 K
26%
2.012
25%
Jan
27%
Apr
6%
'6%
100
6% May
TVs
Jan
17%
17%
17%
1,310
14%
Jan
17%
Jun
h'; 2%
2%
100
2%
Feb
3
Jan
23
Apr
—1
350
17%
Feb
2%
760
2%
Apr
3%
3%
460
28%
28 34
170
22
21%
22
1
2 la
1
.
3% Jan
6
May
54% May
5>/4
300
5%
Jun
54%
971
42%
Feb
9%
10
270
8%
Jan
_—7-—4_—_——_—5
4%
4%
4%
200
4
200
9%
Jan
11%
Apr
10%
29
520
26%
Feb
31 Vb
Apr
15%
15%
15%
1,852
10%
Feb
15%
Jun
18%
18%
189
17% Mar
20
Jan
Apr
9
9
1
Tube class B
4%
Jan
28%
10
;
100
7
Feb
10
5%
Jun
6
1
5%
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190
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Feb
11
Feb
29
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Apr
51%
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1% Mar
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100
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33
May
68%
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38%
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.
25
35%
37%
36%
36%
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—
27%
Jan
25
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107
75
Feb
70%
38%
Feb
35%
Jun
38%
45 %
36%
36%
65
36%
Feb
39%
19
46%
Feb
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34%
34%
100
34%
Jun
27%
45
24%
Feb
28
9
28%
Feb
33%
Feb
52%
Feb
22%
53
49%
38 %
Feb
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10
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3
Socony Mobil
15
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—
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•
Standard Oil
(Indiana)
Standard CXI
(N J)
36%
38
32%
39
Feb
Feb
58%
Jun
58
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„
—
55%
75
55
80
54%
34%
34%
15
32% May
41 %
27
27 %
229
26%
Apr
29%
23%
20
48
Feb
61%
Studebaker-Packard
64
21
Jan
24%
Jun
45%
Feb
41
100
22 %
23%
278
41%
50
41
37 Va
Jan
Sunray
,
54%
56%
70
50% Mar
61%
66%
322
53%
Feb
66%
62%
180
47%
Feb
6%
6%
50
6%
Jun
Feb
Steel
16%
i
Westlnghouse
(F W)
12%
Wool worth
10
—
21 %
8
29%
85
23%
13%
90
13%
Jan
13%
Apr
21%
91
18
Feb
21%
Jun
72%
Jan
54%
Jun
42
125
57% Mar
52% Feb
41% Jun
63 %
41%
45%
Jan
51%
51%
51% $3,987.50
50% May
58
Jan
66%
224
69%
10
...
footnotes
see
1998
,
page
46.
'
40
Feb
800
41
.
1,100
400
66%
Feb
44
May
86% May
%
Jun
42 %
31%
Feb
40
5%
Jan
14%
Jun
Jan
170%
Jan
179% Mar
900
70%
Jun
78%
39
100
31%
Feb
40%
18%
300
6%
4% Mar
Feb
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Jan
58 %
1,100
51'/a
Feb
64%
Jan
14
1.200
13%
Feb
I6V2
Jan
16%
Feb
19% May
287a Mar
30% May
18%
19%
1.400
30%
100
22%
24
10
9%
4
Oil &
Steel
Fisheries
Jun
IOV2
Apr
14%
Jan
21 %
Jun
500
41 %
Feb
57
Jyn
4
1,43(5
Va
Jun
l%
Jan
6%
1,300
Jan
7
Jan
18%
100
21
54'4
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55%
%
3
6%
3
a
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1
13%
71
71
71
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35%
(Un)
(Un).,
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5
48%
—
50
0
12%
Apr
18% May
14% May
67
Feb
74
17% May
3 % Mar
1.200
35%
550
33%
61%
300
58% Mar
1 %
700
l%Mar
46
48%
3.700
41%
14
14%
2.050
14
35%
1 %
PI
Mar
4 %
60
5
Inc
100
13%
*
50c
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Jan
9%
100
21
1.50
Gas
26%
100
1.600
9%
21
5
.
Borg
George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach & Sons (E J)
Brad
Foote
Gear
Corp
41%
42%
82
79
82
2%
20c
25%
98%
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20
800
17%
12%
12%
200
11
46%
46%
47%
900
33%
18%
18%
24
24
15
—
Jan
Jun
16
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
19%
.
50
500
Jan
43%
Mar
12%
Jnn
May
Feb
2
i9%
66
May
| Jun
73
1
4%
36%
1%
500
2%
5
-12.50
Feb
100
.
5
—
Brothers
41%
*
Works
800
1.900
29%
5
Budd Company
Burlington Industries Inc__
Burroughs Corp (Un)—
Butler
29 "a
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—
Jun
May
57%
30%
10
7
Jan
600
69%'
lo
Co
Jun
May
8% Mar
1,400
■»
Co
Jan
1.400
15
13%
14
1
cum
Consolidated
Burton-Dixie
-BONDS--—
Transit 4%s
24
25% May
71 %
56%
10
—
Washer
Bethlehem
Booth
Apr
Feb
70 Va
6%
5
,
non
Aviation
Benguet
7%
67
5'o
(Un)__
Manufacturing Co
Bendix
Jun
29%
13%
21%
29%
63%
__
70:%
5
(Un)
17%
21 Va
39
176%
25
(111)
16% May
36% May
Jan
42
—
(Un)
Jun
Jun
176% 177 %
14%
(Un)___.5
Manufacturing Corp.
Belden
62% Jun
__
7%
48%
Feb
14%
32 Va Mar
800
l.lk.'O
500
39
100
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Jun
60%
1
383a
_
Jan
8% May
26
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Eailey Selburn
Jan
64%
5
San
A common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
42% May
61
1
Edison
Shoe
Avco
23% May
20% Apr
66%
6-%
Corn
Co
preferred
Automatic
Jun
54%
1
41%
7%
5
Co
Corp
Atlantic Refining
Jan
7
10
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-
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Athey Products Corp
Mar
25
(Ohio)
5%
Jun
24%
41%
„
Foundry-
class
Common
Jan
61%
24 %
41
,
—
10
Feb
.
41%
12.50
^
5%
Jan
Mar
1,500
1-8%
23%
42
84
42%
22%
4134
22%
Feb
61%
__
53%
48%
I8V4
42
-
25
Tel
Company
&
Atchison
May
54%
—
„
5
37%
18%
1
7—-10
Ashland Oil & Refining common
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred—,
Jun
"102
—
Armour
Jan
48
12
700
2,100
Co
Stand
&
&
Co
Steel
Armco
Jan
48
—
10% Mav
27,900
Corp__
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
Anaconda
Jun
20
Feb
5
American
Jun
48'A
90
44%
Tel
14%
15%
34V4
American Tobacco
,
May
40
115
Rad
American
38% Mar
27%
51
Oil
American
10% Mar
..',Vv..
:
Motors
1,500
100
300
48'%
—1
(Un)_
-
American
Jun
*
Co
common
American Machine &
Jan
68'A
49%
„
Can
Cyanamid
New
11%
10%
8%
14%
33%
.
Jun
38%
41%
(U11)
American
31% May
15%
34
Broadcasting
American
37%
48%
10
Paramount Theatres (Un)
Jan
68%
.
Airlines
American
305
1,800
■-*
com
new
Manufacturing.—
Feb
47V2
47%
32
—8
—
Paper Corp
Chalmers
^American
-J-
Jun
Jun
20%
10
Allied
•
1
Allied Laboratories
Allis
__
;
High
Low
44%
31%
11 %
10%
8
47%
31%
50c
(Un) i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Jun
Jan
35%
—
Alleghany Corp
Apr
17
Mar
30%
33
Shares
-
:_1
Corp
Akron Brass Manufacturing
44% May
14% Jan
Sales
for Week
of Prices
10
Admiral
Apr
52%
Range
5
:
Acme Steel Co
59 % Mar
68%
57% Mar
Laboratories
Abbott
Jun
54%
Week's
Last
'
Par
Apr
34
102
16%
35%
39 %
Feb
102
70%
41%
16%
Feb
28%
80
60%
30%
transactions only
compilation of the round-lot
■
202% May
177% Mar
52%
For
24
200
Apr
6%
Sale Price
Apr
Jun
5
55
'
49%
67%
Feb
Mar
70
59%
'
Feb
42%
33%
Cincinnati
409
9%
Friday
Apr
20%
■
15%
9%
4%
2% May
21%
.3
STOCKS
Feb
31%
52%
S
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
Jun
33%
U
17%
26 a4
—
A
Feb
16%
38
*
2%
29
—
U 8
251
1
Spring &
Young
Jun
45
29% Mar
52%
Toledo
21%
43% May
1
Wayne Screw common
Jun
77
__
5
68%
85
300
„
Oil
Jan
25%
—1
10
United Shirt Distributors 1—■
Apr
18
50
Standard
1%
54%
Spring
Standard
Jan
30%
54%
—
5
70
80%
29%
36%
16%
5
Central
3
60
Jun
Feb
Jan
Feb
3^% .Tan
2
.' Jun
12
Standard
389
1,123
*
Company
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips
Petroleum
Sperry
4%
2%
21
21
Jun
Ohio Edison
Southern
4%
2%
Jan
49%
34
43
—*
65%
5% Jan
2
Dairy
Distillery
Southern
Apr
Jan
19% May
Feb
41% May
33%
60%
—-1
—
16%
50
___*
—
L)
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
St
26 34
Mar
1
Jan
292
36%
1%
—
Republic Steel
Feb
24
Co
Feb
72%
51% Feb
66%
—
3
58
77%
6%
195
—5
Monsanto Chemical
Corp
25%
59
common
&
Jan
18
Jun
Feb
49%
—
1
—
2
„
5
Electric
69%
71%
45%
67%
2.50
Dynamics
40
41
—
5
-
71%
17%
5
Lite
General Motors
Radio
450
Jun
common.:
180% Mar
29
—
5
Motors
Pure
40% May
86% May
G6% Feb
30%
18
29'/a
—
7
.
.
Department
York
Feb
Jan
>7
Rudy Manufacturing ;
Dillon common
Jan
52
Jan
44%
64
72%
68%
45
2
2%
_1
Light
Pont
New
36%
18%
——2 %
1
—
Scotten
39 % May
46%
—
5
Wright
National
13% Jun
36% Jan
Davis
Rockwell
16% Mar
16%
77%
10
Dow Chemical
National
43%
338
;
54%
common
Metals
Chemical
Pjjophet
Jan
71%
69%
56%
19%
—.
♦
Ohio
—
(Glen
28%
14% May
—
——1"
1
Columbia Gas
Martin
Mar
170% Jan
—
_25
25
10
—
Int Fone
25
7
48%
1
—
-
Greyhound Corp
27
170
Apr
431
40%
1,908
10
—
Chemical
Pfeiffer Brewing
Jan
158
—
4—*
Steel
_
General
50%
15%
Jan
441 i
1.194
1
1
Peninsular Metal Products
Apr
84%
21 %
51%
>5%
18%
————-7—;r._——14
Corporation
1—-7-—-—*0
Parke
Apr
15%
—
177%
—
__;
Burlington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service.
City Products
.
56%
29%
83%
83%
5
t
__
Ford
Mar
27% Jan
44% Mar
176% 177%
15% May
Jun
343
15%
Preferred
Park
Jun
45% Jan
52
Jun
56%
Products Co_——
Clemens
Murray
Jan
68
24
483
52
1
General
47 %
;
296
52
10
Auto
54
Mt
4% Mar
53%
—
—10
.
Oil
Federated
25
68
5% Mar
18%
Chemical
&
Refineries
Michigan
90 % Mar
28%
48%
14
39
Armco
Electric
40'A Feb
13%
38%
—
Du
75
38%
50
&
41%
3% Feb
1.60%
Breweries
Screw
Masco
.
Jun
4
Jan
27
—
Anaconda
Power
Jan
24%
51%
—
Dayton
50%
26
75
282
36
18
20
Curtiss
87'A Jan
40
Feb
85 Va Feb
Jan
Jun
28%
47%
■;
48%
"V—
& Telegraph—100
Tobacco
So
Apr
95'A
88%
41% May
Stocks
Cyanamid
&
30
68
08
—
-50
Radiator
Products
26% Jan
41%
—
—
*
Corn
526
409
1
Printing common
Preferred
I
Columbus
27%
4
———5
—
S
Clopay
Jan
4
U
Mfg
37%
4
Rapid
Bethlehem
33% Feb
10
335
2
a
Randall class B
Avco
20
87
—*
& Gamble--
Ashland
32% May
37%
42
1
—
American
May
22% Jan
42
86
*
Gibson Art
American Telephone
18
12 Va
—
Lunkenheimer
American
21
30
80
88%
—
10
American
20
18 %
30
—
—
15
Jan
26% Mar
21
50
Picher
Procter
—
100
10
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati
—
Jan
Jan
54%
Drug
Leonard
7%
13
37%
18'%
(S 8).
Heater 7-4-——
Kysor
Apr
26%
30
8.50
Electric com
&
30%
26% May
152
18%
2914
37%
—
\
27
Kinsel
Jun
Jun
56%
Kresge Co
High
Low
21
21
8
Baldwin
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%
267/a
20
American Laundry
Shares
Low
Par
8%
•'
5
& Bearing;
International
for Week
of Trices
Last
STOCKS
Oil
Apr
17% Mar
Jan
6
—1
<—
-—•
Hoskins Manufacturing
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
.
Lakes
Hoover Ball
Jun
40%
2614
Goebel Brewing——
Great
Jan
b
6%
150
200
150
26
General Motors Corp
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
.
3%
26%
Co___
Trailer
526'.
4.888
——„,-10
—
Jan
43%
Corp
Inc
Feb
21% May
,5
'
41%
3:% '
Gray
252
Apr
.
41%
Iron Foundry
Steel- Corporation
Detroit
Jun
16% May
16%" 17
8%
8%
6Ta *"6%
15 :
?5
7
3%
5
2,065
8%
1
17% Feb
-
80%
16%
5
-B0
3% Jan
64 7
1
—-—
Jan
5,639
78%
——4—
Jan
13%
47%
—10
common
Edison
26%
Jtrri
9
34% Feb
73 '
Navigation common—.
C
15% May
230
78
—25
Paper
Continental Motors
Feb
3%
"
—
25%
.
47
—
3 Vis May
Feb
IOO;
47
40 V4
'
3%
High
'
22-
y>;r 286'
3%..
700
19.%
173
y
: 19%
'•3% "
——————
Consolidated
23%
8% May
21% Mar
:
Corp
'
50
50
\ 9
"•
—
'
-
mm'
— —
64%
64%
64 3/4
Briggs Manufacturing common
Brown-McLaren Mfg common ——
Jan
22%
Feb
44
mm—
—
'
1)
i
2% Mar*
125
15%
15%
—
1
-—-—,—1
—:
3
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings ..—. 5
63
25
——
———-
Range Since Jia. 1
;>;7; Low
-
1,172
24%-24%
55 % May
May
29% Mar
'
— mm
45'A
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Co
Rubber
U 8 Smelt.
Apr
17%
■
300
—
i—5
Co
Co
Mach Corp
Shoe
12c
60% May
24% Mar
—mm
_•
Drill
Jan
36
'
7
Co
Fruit
■'
■
1
Oil Co
Twist
United
13% May
.Feb
20
300
Stop & Shop Inc
Union
Baldwin Rubber common
42% Feb
30
21%
Association
Stone 4s Webster Inc
Torrington
American
Jan
132
Shawmut
Standard
Jun
16
Chemical
Products
Metal
37
131
V
3"
2%'
v
Week
Shales
High
Low
.
.
Electric common,——
Allen
Apr
3
Mathieson
Rexall Drug
.
Sales
%
A
Range
of Prices
Kale I'riee
Mar
6c
425
iota
England Electric System
England (Tel & Tel Co
Pennsylvania
Apr
12
,200
Norbute Corp
Olln
15%
Last
STOCKS
Jan
% Jun
Exchange
Week's
;
Jan
116
——
Narragansett Racing Assn.
National Service Companies
New
52 Vb
32%
*»
—
Central RR Co 5%
Friday
Jun
128%
14
Lone Star Cement Corp—
Maine
46% Mar
102 Va
—
Boston Theatres
Loew's
70Vb
Jun
42%. Feb
Feb
.50
Co common
Feb
Detroit Stock
59% Mar
52%
137
107
70 Vh
—1
Jan
40%
6914
69%.
„5
Co
Coal
PONTIAC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
'%
ANN ARBOR
Jan
70c
Gillette Co.
Island Creek
42%
54
Electric
General
14%
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
70 Vb May
Jun
75
Co
Motor
Jan
Apr
Mar
-100
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
'DETROIT
Jun
—10
,
pfd class B
cum
Jan
58
Co common— -100
Eastern Mass St Ry
Stock Exchange
Ford Building
Jan
19%
42%
31
.«
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
54
Feb
12
—
__10
—
Feb
Jun
15%
37
——
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
136%
Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
,'
Mar
48 Va
_100
u
Boston
Jun
73 Vb
Jan
57%
49%
179%
Jan
133
—25
—
Boston & Maine RR common
New i York Stock Excban ge
Feb
170%
_100
—
Apr
American
Midwest
39 Vb
31V4 May
—50
Anaconda
8% Mar
Jan
5%
550
176% 177 Va
177 %
High
Members
28
•
_100
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
"
—25
Sugar Refining new
American Tel & Tel
American
&
High
7%
7%
—5
14
JUNE
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
Feb
Mar
Feb
29% May
45%
62
2%
Jan
Jun
Feb
21% May
UV4
Jan
47% May
18% Mar
'21 %
Jan
24
28%
Jan
Apr
v
1
Volume
Number 5647
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.
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STOCKS
Last
Sale Frlce
Calif
East
Caiumet
Aviation--—
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&
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Canadian Pacific
Low
—10c
—
2%
»
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> 4%
•
10
Central
Central
Illinois
Light
Central Illinois
Public
Certain-teed
Co—
/
Service
'■//:
36
5
Feb
63%
Jan
Motorola
14%
Feb
17%
Jan
Mount Vernon
1%
500
52%
;
9%
31
57
r
Jun
Feb
31
Mar
62
9%
56
(Un)——1—25
64
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19 Vb
Cihcago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co__—*
Chicago So- Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
10%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic Milw St Paul &
Pac
common—
Cities
Corp
1—
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Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4 V2 (/o
preferred
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Coleman; Co lnc—
Colorado
Fuel
1
Power
Continental
Controls
Crane
Co_
Motors
Jan
1,200
6%
64 y2
45%
48'A
1,400
12 %
9%
51
Feb
43% May
20% Jan
153«
16
1,150
28 %
29
300
17%'
18
39%
40%
30
15%
2,700
1,500
M^iy
30 %
Feb
18%
Jan
47%
.—__—5
13%
47 %
300
17%
18%
1,500
8%
9
Ohio
Edison
Apr
Ohio
Oil
Jun
49%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
20%
Jan
9
Jun
Pacific
Feb
14
Apr
Pan American World
36%
Apr
Paramount
Pictures
10%
Jan
Parker
Feb
8% May
39 %
Feb
&
Detroit
Dixie
Co
Edison
Cup
Co'
700
27%
Feb
41%
41%
200
37%
Jan
41 %
May
66%
66%
100
66%
Jun
69
May
24%
24%
25
67%
64%
67%
600
——1
18%
18%
18%
100
197% 197%
100
—
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(E Ir de
5
1,200
21
17%
Eastman Kodak Co
;
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Falstaff
Brewing
Mills
Flour
Foremost
Corp
lnc—
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DeLuxe Beer Sales
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General Candy Corp___i
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Electric Co
Gillette
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Tire
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Rubber
5
;
Apr
Apr
Apr
24 %
Jan
15%
8%
Apr
10% May
Jan
12%
3
Jun
14%
Jan
55% Jan
68%
Apr
70%
900
38 %
Feb
Feb
41
1,300
40%
Jun
46%>Mar
100
34%
Feb
36% May
10%
84%
35%
100
73%
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
46%
Jun
57%
Jan
29 %
Jun
33%
Feb
16%
48'%
28
29%
250
23%
33%
200
29%
Jan
2%
2%
5,900
1%
Jan
14 V2
Jan
16
-
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-
147%
9%
16 V
1,000
h
9%
153
-
147% 148%
600
37%
38%
200
14%
——____1
87%
Jan
33%
/
15%
1,050
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(G) Brewing Co—
Feb
10
151% May
Feb
38 % May
Jan
34
Jun
*•14%
1
14%
17%
Jan
Jan
~
Werner
Heller
Corp
(Walter
Houdaille
Howard
&
Co
21
—3
1
lnc
17%
r_l
—
lnc—'
Industries
Industries
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
12%
3
——-
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.Potter
common
200
Jan
11 % Mar
13
100
163/b
Feb
18%
200
16%
Feb
22% May
2%
2%
2%
4,500
5%
1
1
—-10
...
12%
17%
21%
5%
5%
1,900
1
4
a 1
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
6
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Illinois
Central
4%.%
RR
*
Michigan Electric
preferred
cum
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Mineral
International
Nickel
1,150
65%
17%
17%
18%
1,700
16 % May
52%
52%
100
40%
42%
700
36
44%
Jan
26%
27%
450
36% Jan
28
Apr
54
56%
2,300
42% Feb
56%
Jun
50%
51
300
48% Feb
143/4
15
700
14%
Jun
353/4
7.60
—_
5
Corp—
(Un)
1
28 %
Jan
36%
Jun
14% May
14% Mar
16%
Jun
50
17
Jan
5
10%
103/4
11%
2,500
10
Mar
12 V#
Jan
6%
100
P®. Mar
7%
Feb
9%
9%
700
9%
21%
20%
21%
2,800
(new)—25
46
45%
40%
800
33%c
&
Coke
22
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Oil
Co
of
Indiana
■
(Un)
Oats
Chemical-.,—5
Quaker
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Revlon
lnc
Rexall Drug
(Un)
363/4
43
300
51%
16
300
14% Mar
49%
51%
1,900
7%
40
36%
38'%
700
48
37%
1,000
43%
24% May
Feb
58%
...
Jun
63
.
Feb
Jan
18%
Apr
Feb
52%
Ian
6% May
36% Jun
7%
Jun
38
39% May
Reynolds
(R J)
Richman
Bros
Raisin
River
Rockwell
Feb
48
Jun
28%
Axle
(W A)
May
69%
Jan
273/4
23
28 %
2,800
22% Mar
28 Vb
Jun
100
8% May
54% Jun
10%
Jan
58 %
May
26 y#
Jun
,
9
9
31%
54%
54%
55%
25%
25 %
25%
650
24%
Jan
10%
10
300
10%
Feb
1,000
%
28%
28%
29'
11%
343/4
11%
11%
33%
34%
23%
23
233%
1
21
21
3
-
26%
2G3/4
11%
•
-1
B
•26%
Feb
2,500
11%
12%
Feb
Apr
Feb
21%
150
21
Jun
25% Mar
27%
8,500
26%
Feb
29%
11%
700
11% Jim
1
11%
11%
90%
913/4
50d
65%
66%
1,100
55
2,100
47%
Co
Southern
Pacific
100
Co
59%
62 3/a
31%
30%
31%
400
24%
24
24 3/4
1,000
•
443/4
42%
44%
15
Works
(Un)
(Un)
Southwest Mfg Co
Southwestern Public
61%
5
5
Lathe
Southern
1
Service
6
5%
32
1
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
lnc common
47% Jan
„
-
23%
Jun
Jan
:
1,700
11% May
75% Feb
28
20%
42%
Feb
Feb
Ma#
Jan
Feb
11% May
11% May
92% May
67% Jun
62% Jun
33
Jan
24% May
46%
Jan
6
1,200
4%
Apr
6y# May
32
100
26%
Jan
33% May
24% May
Standard
Oil of
Oil of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil Co (Ohio)
Jun
12%
Apr
28%
Jan
34%
Jun
41%
41%
100
37%
Jan
41% May
55%
23%
21%
57
2,600
43%
55
55
56
2,100
50% Mar
62
Jan
66%
64
67%
5,500
53%
67%
Jun
48%
Feb
16%
16%
100
15%
Jan
17 y#
Jan
5
373/8
37%
373A
300
32
Feb
41%
1
17
16%
17%
900
14%
Feb
18
Apr
May
6%
54
54
26%
3,700
•
7
700
70
Mar
99
Jan
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
750
32 Vb
Feb
38% Jan
Swift
33%
Jun
38%
Sylvania
56%
59%
10
Equipment
1
Corp
Container
10%
300
25
(Un)
Railway
Feb
400
34%
»
California
Standard
Stewart-Warner
20%
10%
333/4
50o
(Un)
(N J)
2,600
10%
5
lnc
23%
—2
Co
Standard Brands
&
Apr
19
5
D
Jan
31%
32%
7.50
Corp_
Socony Mobil OH (Un)
Spiegel
Square
11 Va
900
-
Co
Bend
v
1
Jun
3,000
500
Oil
Oil
2,300
Jan
May
22
48% Feb
1,400
Pen—
Sundstrand Machine Tool-
Jan
40
16% Mar
1,400
1.40
A
Sinclair
South
Jan
800
57%
-.5
(Un)
Corp
Roebuck & Co
Class
38%
21%
12
Paper Co
Schwitzer
Shell
363/4
55%
5
Louis Public Service class A
Sears
May
19%
•
Industries
37 y#
37%
5
&
33% Jan
57%
Tobacco cl B (Un)__10
Co
Paper
Spring
300
21%
2.50
Sunbeam
26
18% Jan
1,200
57%
1
j
Jan
800
1,200
583/4
•
Jun
30
Apr
5
23%
29
Jan
49
10
90
—
•
5
Apr
—
22%
7
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Jun
*
22
47
50%
l
19%
•
22 y«
45% Apr-
363/4
(The)
Service Co
90
35%
13% Jan
Feb
16
5
50
87%
.
553/a
3
,
Stone
33%
10
Jun
56
1
12.50
Jan
86
Jan
400
63
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i
Jun
300
Jun
87 %
r
18%
16%
52
-34
4
51
.
15 %
500
;
52% May
,
Feb1
36%
53%
X37 %
Jan
20% Jan
15%
52
*
48% Feb
Jun
16%
22% Jan
400
17%
77%
15%
Feb
90
'
Jun
•
20
21%
143/4
1
2
25% May
20%
55%
25
100
90
'
_1
550
21%
*
&
16% Jan
67%
20%
*
——
Harvester
International
2,700
66 %
Airways (Un)
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
1
Co
173A
—
52.
*
—1
Co
Steamship
17%
.10
26%
100
Products Co—
International
49% May
(Un)
Light
May
Co—
——
Indiana Steel
18%
Co
Standard
Indiana. &
Jan
Feb
Jan
26%
7 :'
Jun
17%
20%
'
-——10
Jan
Jan
18
Mar
39 %
20%
-
Illinois Brick Co
16
500
Co
Public
2% May
,16% May
93^ Jun
108
17%
Jan
41%
13,900
filler (Charles)
& Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
VPhilco Corn
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
250
600
87%
16%
1
13
Apr
Feb
,
*
Hcin
•Pepsi-Cola
Class
10
500
.
17%
35%
38%
,
6%
Gas
Sheaffer
•
10%
17%
50
Peoples
Schenley
Feb
'
Mar
200
Jun
12% Jan
33% May
'Pennsylvania RR
St Regis
39%
■
28
1,200
-
St
1,200
*
1,000
35
Jah
138
Feb
321/4
33%
10
39% May
500
43%
■i
38
29'/a
rPenn-Texas Corp common
t" 45% May
39 %
34% Mar
Mar
18%
Electric
&
Pen
45% May
43% May
43%
40%
•'
16%
Heilman
Gas
Jun
'
;
46%
—25
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126
1,500
II,500
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3
(Un)
.
9%
12%
60%
2% Jun
42%
z.* *
Co
Organ
18%
Jan
.
\—1
Dock_—
7,400
9
Feb
v6%
.
Jun
40%
■
—12.50
Greyhound Corp
Hammond
18%
300
2%
Corp
'•
45%
87 %
———•
1
Oil
Feb
Jun
4'Jan
52%
*10%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Griesedieck
400
2%
35%
/li-5
Co-
Co
Granite
Gulf
18%
16%
-12%
v
950
4,200
Jun
8%
59% Mar
41%.
40%
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1,000
16%
Apr
5% May
:! Jun
53
•
2,500
——10
Brothers
(W
15%
100
38%
42%
-
City Steel Co
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge &
Jan
70%
43,%
1
Goodyear
6%
68
__5
Co- (Uni
Gossard
5% Mar
45%
"
—10
Corp
(The) Co_
Goldblatt
Jun
59%
6(1%
69%
5
:
Corp
—_——*
Motors CoiT-^U-^—166%
Glidderv
104%
12%
--12%-
Foods
Public
Feb
"
9%
Dynamics Corp—1
Generak Telephone
84%
6%
2%
_A——5
Contract
General
/ General
General
Jan
13 %
,18%
1
General
General
12*4
6%
51%
1,000
V 17^11
17
May
Apr
100
6
56 %
Feb
100
1,000
48%
■
Genera* Box
General
i
12%
W 6
•>
May
203
36
300
;
16'/a
5%
54%
19
Feb
'•
-
100
6%
16%
2
Auto_
Drive
'
Fox
6%
56%
——--—---5
Dairies
Four-Wheel
~6V+
-5
-
100%
10:
34-%
Jun
700
104% 104%
Inc_———5
CO:
38%'
37%
——1
.—
America
of
Motor
38-%!.
10
;
Emerson-Radio & Phonograph (Un)
Ford
*
1
■
Jan
67%
Feb
178
i
Eastern Air Lines Lnc
28
May
56% Mar
40%
33%
Warrants
32 % May
5
:
Drewrys Ltd USA Ine
Pont
30%
5
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Du
29%
—;—.v——_—iu*
Dow Chemical Co—
-
41%
—20 i
(Un
Co
•'
29%
_—__—10
common
300
Jim
Apr
48%
'Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
46 % May
1
Deere
35%
May
18
Co class B
21%
300
I,400
100
28
■
6%
11 %
8%
39%
Jan
Feb
Apr
1,600
3,400
42%
24%
Jun
9%
18%
Chemical
9
8%
800
13%
43
313/a
12
31
40%
Feb
10
(Un)
14'
*
Cudahy: Packing "Co
—„———.5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)_
-1
Jun
30%
--
Co
30%
200
Jun
6%
200
.-6
Oklahoma Natural Gas
13%
25
13%
2,800
41
42 % Mar
31 %
17%
122
6%
Feb
17%
Mar
45
mi
Jan
3% May
Is
Manufacturing CO
Co
Jan
33%
(Un);
„
xl5%
15%
-
5%
10%
Apr
2%
(Un)
Jun
Jan
26'
700
9%
Co
Ry
Northwest Bancorporation
Oak
47% May
5% Jan
3% Mar
50
400
27%
6%
45% Mar
1
Power Co—
Mar
39%
,
15% Xl5%
(Minnesota)
1,600
3%
129% 130aA
•
Gas
Pacific
States
4%
10
Zi
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Illinois
Feb
Feb
3% Jun
.10
Aviation
Car
Northern
May
16%
'
Jun
28 Va
<
6,200
28%
American
Northern
36%
1,200
39%
•
American
•
500
Jun
4
a-'—' '
•
-1
RR
North
Jan
89%
Feb
.
Manufacturing
North
Northern
Feb
Jun
37
47 %
3%
27
&
83
41%
47
27%
New
Illinois
Jan
-5
National
Northern
Jan
40
43
Feb
70% May
37%
35%
200
43
Jan
41%
41
39%*
28%'
Apr
63A
,_1
58 % Mar
30% Feb
2,200
43
-5
Central
Apr
3,200
42%
133/4
10
Co
Tile
18%
38%
_1
(Un)
1
High
Jun
36%
3%
-1
(Un)
15
36%
10
lnc
Low
400
35
2.50
Cylinder Gas
York
15
Range Since Jan.
High
4
National Gypsum Co
100
40%
.16
Jun
80%
4
National Lead
200
.1; 84
83
;
—
Jan
May
3734
-
Jan
100
69%
20 Vb
Jan
2,600
18%
Corp
Jun
10
9%
.5
.1
America
34%
900
78%
_*
.
300
'
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Feb
68%
—*
of America
Co of
Co
9%
Feb
16%
68%
Consolidated Cement Corp.————1
Consolidated Foods Corp
__I.33%
Container Corp
10%
60
48%;.;.
8
——
35 %
10%
100
1,800..
73
Columbia-Gas System (Un)————-*
Commonwealth Edison common
—25
Consumers
34%
——100
——15
Iron
&
u
9%
__1
.
Ilium
19 V
68%
_——.10
common
i
78
25
Service
64
18%
s
4—i—„—1
Christiana- Gil Corp
Chrysler
:
47%
50c
Corp ;
Industries
National
Shares
423%
pfd_5
Company
Napco
for Week
5
National Distillers & Chem
64
conv
Nachman
May
Apr
36%
3
(The) Co 50c
Muter
Feb
31% May
11% Jan
-'
38
•
5
convertible preferred
Sale#
Range
15
2
Muskegon Piston Ring
:
Week's
of Price#
Low
*
lnc
56
Jun
25%
50
50c
Apr
42% May
29% Mar
100
57
2 %
Jan
52%
'
800
9 %
30%
Feb
34%
100
500
"
25
Jan*
May
55%
30%
1
preferred
Feb
3% Mar
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip)
& Co (Un)
300
42%
52%
Refin Co common
$3 convertible
Apr
30%
Modine
.
600
30
■
11%
3% May
14% Jan
1,900
2%
41%
1
30
16
2%
'
Products
Champlin Oil
'
Par
Jun
11,800
57%
15%
.
42%
•
4%
57%
v/
2%
I—10
•
Last
High
2%
100 T
"
15%
Corp of America (Un).
Brewing. Corp
;. —50c
&
South West Corp_—
5
-
"
'
Sale Price
400
36
4
57%
«
Celanese
Centlivre
14
Friday
600
12%
36
16%c
JUNE
iJan.1
Range !
Low
2%
12
25
—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
2*4
5
(Un
Canadian. Prospect Ltd——
Carrier Corp common
WEEK
for Week
•f Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
Corp
6%
1
Corp
1
61%
6%
800
250
100
Feb
Feb
57% Jun
61 Vb
Jun
Apr
8%
Jan
48
Jan
56 y»
Jun
24%
Jan
28 V*
Jun
1
26%
283/4
281/4
27%
29%
Feb
29 V#
Jun
25
33%
32%
33V2
3,200
32%
Jun
42 y#
Jan
(Un)—7.50
42 3/a
42%
42 %
1,500
40
Feb
44%
Apr
25
74%
74V2
74%
500
55
Feb
76
Jun
47
47
200
32%
Feb
27%
800
24 %
Feb
49% May
29% May
6
Company
Electric Products
1,900
22%
30% May
Feb
'
Co
International
Packers
International
Paper
International
Tel
•
Tel
& Laughlin
103
(Unj_—:
100%
100
11%
9V4 May
1,200
934
106
114%
Feb
94V4 Mar
393i
100
39
Jan
40%
361
900
295a
Feb
37
13%
57%
B
13%
1,100
Chemical
&
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Gulf
Thor
Power
Feb
Toledo
60%
Feb
Kansas
Kansas
Power
Kennecott
&
Light
Copper
_
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*
115%
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5
.;
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Kropp Forge Co
3%
1
-
33 %c
—
—
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5
Jun
700
42 %
Feb
49%
38%
1,100
35%
Feb
41 Mi
1
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1%
1,700
1%
Jan
Apr
1% Jan
1
33 VB
33%
500
26%
Jan
33 y2 May
29%
29%
900
22%
Feb
30
Jun
•
63%
63 %
63%
110
62%
Jan
64
Apr
*
121%
121%
500
101%
Carbide
&
600
103'A
Feb
128%
Jan
Union
Electric
(Un)
600
41%
Jan
49 %
Jun
Union Oil of Calif
.25 %
800
49%
3%
3%
300
3»/b
3%
3%
400
3%
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Mar
Continental Corp
(Un)
Film (Un)
Century-Fox
So
La Salle St
Carbon
Corp
United Air Lines lnc
Corp
Corporation
14%
14%
14%
200
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
24%
24%
25
550
24%
Jun
25%
Jan
_——*
44%
44%
44%
44
Jan
45% Mar
U
Libby McNeil & Libby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Uni;.———25
10%
10 Vb
10%
3,600
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
U S Steel
63%
633+
100
63a4
Jun
68%
Apr
5
(Uni
121 y» Jun
28
28
300
26% Jan
29% Mar
59%
62
900
52%
Feb
64
71
71
71
100
71
Jun
88 y#
Jan
27
27%
300
27
Jun
42
Jan
7%
500
Jan
7% Apr
64% Jun
10
(Del*
Feb
Apr
7%
1
6%
Jun
Feb
,22%
(Un)
121
600
60%
10
4% May
United
-
25
United
Aircraft
1
Corp
4% May
Apr
Feb
13% Mar
13
491/8
37%
Union
3734
13 %
47%
26
400
13 %
49
-1
Jan
38 Vb
13%
37%
Co
23'A
Feb
45% Mar
263/4
26%
2
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Company
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
•
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Jun
38'/a
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25%
3.33%
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Trl
300
113% 115%
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8.75
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208
3,600
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Jan
57%
43%
37%
33%c
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Feb
20th
Kaiser Alum
Co
46% May
39% Apr
54%
41
10
Texas
May
14%
13% Jan
Apr
Jan
107
35 VB
35%
3.50
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100
39%
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9%
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106
7.50
Interstate Power Co
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15
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112% 112%
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Shoe
International
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Laclede
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$2.50
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common—
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——
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preferred
——
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Lindsay Chemical Co common
16
1
United States
United
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•
22%
Martin
Field
(The)
&
&
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Meyer
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21%
>77
22%
900
80%
3,750
18 y2 Mar
55%
Feb
Van
Dorn
Mickelberrv's
Middle
—
—
Portland
r
300
31%
Jan
35% Mar
Webcor
3334
200
31%
Jan
37
Western
35 V4
36%
May
lnc
Telegraph
600
35%
Jun
46%
Jan
52
150
51%
Jan
57%
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
36 %
200
30%
Feb
36%
Apr
Wieboldt
19%
21%
60O
19%
Feb
21% May
20%
100
19
12.50
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see
Mar
Jan
——1
11%
11%
100
10%
—10
37%
37%
500
31% Jan
7%
7 Vb
200
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6%
Jan
54
83 %
8534
400
58%
Feb
36%
85%
10
12.50
Apr
Jan
69
3,200
67% Mar
73% Jan
12%
12%
12%
200
12
Jan
16
Mar
29%
29%
29%
200
29%
Apr
30
Jan
9%
2,000
BY#
2%
19%
19
19%
1,300
Apr
Apr
11% Apr
20% Jan
12%
643%
3,200
Feb
65
36%
300
83%
54
1,300
Apr
common
Feb
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Jan
Wisconsin
38
Jun
Woolworth
Public
(F W)
18
52%
Jun
62
65
5
24%
24%
300
23% May
26% Feb
•
14%
14%
100
12%
14% Jun
*
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Service
10
22
22%
400
22
May
23%
Jan
33% May
42%
31%
31%
100
30%
Feb
22 Vb
31%
10
Co
22
Feb
22 %
1,100
21 %
lan
41%
43 %
1,100
41%
106% 108%
200
102%
110% 110%
100
Feb
118% May
23
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Jun
45
Jan
Feb
121
Jan
Ian
85%
Jun
66
Feb
p
53%
lnc
12%
Jan
49
Stores
21
7%
9%
1
Union
51 Va
-
17
48%
66
68%
63%
•
Works
35%
Co
_
v
32%
1
Products
Utilities
Brewing
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
32%
33 V2
Co
Food
South
Minneapolis
Feb
40 % Mar
60%
10
Iron
Co
20
Chapman & Scott (Un)
14%
16%
15
—
Apr
100
200
63"%
80% May
32%
_1
Cement
(Un)
Blanke
Corp
16%c
1
Co
Medusa Portland
Merck
4
Co
51%
15%
46 %
*
78%
33%
Marquette Cement Mfg
(Un)
'
Walgreen
Marshall
400
15%
46
4
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1
5
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States
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93
;
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED JUNE
H
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
stocks
Exchange
Pacific Goasi Slock
Last
STOCKS
Sale l'rice
Laboratories
Abbott
Corp
<Un »
47
47
375
37%
12
815
10% Mar
14%
Jan
Jun
Jun
1.40
1.60
Feb
1.60
58%
58(2
420
47%
Fen
58%
3
3 %
600
2%
Feb
8?;;
83b
8%
1,115
5%
Feb
6 3a
63«
6%
300
4
Feb
88
92
476
33%
23%
34%
1,084
32% Mar
48 %
(Un)—k—18
10
Aluminium Ltd new w i
.
.*
Amerada Petroleum (Unt
———*
American Airlines Inc com (Un)_
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)——1.
American Bdcst-Para Theatres (Un)—1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un>—
45%
48%
921
44 7 » May
New
i
w
common
American Motors
421
40%
Feb
373
66%
Feb
87
84%
42(4
230
42
Jun
42%
16
17%
4,080
Feb
Jun
1%
7(4
575
54(2
100
14? it
14%
15
994
14%
Jun
63(4
912
507b
Feb
63%
Jun
61 (2
170% Jan
179%
Mar
54 (4
176(2
71%
772
71
Jun
77%
31
Feb
40%
Jun
69%
1,283
40
405
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Great Northern Ry
23%
23%
24 %
1,986
22Tb Mar
54
54
55:%
555
9%
10
2,441
4%
4%
400
6%
6%
1,474
(Un)
Benguet Cons Inc
Apr
41
39%
36
Apr
57% Mar
172
61(4
61
604
1% Mar
700
1%
Apr
48
48
120
403a
45%
49%
682
41%
pfd
Cement Co
Homestake
Jan
47
Jun
—1%
43%
41%
43%
9.522
38%
ADr
43
Ta May
17% : 18%
1,900
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
Howe
Jun
Hupp Corp
4%
9.861
2.90
Feb
16(4
229
15%
Feb
4%
18%
Jun
46
1.798
44%
Jun
7%
13,895
'3%
Jan
8%
60 34 a61%
123
52
Feb
42
481
38%
Feb
19%
Feb
25
779
20
20
230
8(n
8%
300
25
25
60% May
45 %
Jan
25%
Jun
21% May
Jun
8% May
8
14%
14%
14%
160
16%
Jan
12 >4
12(8
12(4
397
11
% Mar
14%
Jan
46%
46%
46 To
397
34% Feb
47%
To
%
140
% May
30(4
31(4
379
30% Jun
20
20(4
200
19%
Jun
23
38
Feb
43% May
41(4
41 %
5
2,117
42(4
Jun
13%
43
60%
Jan
26%
Apr
Oil
Jan
16% May
1%
15%
15%
640
—1
8
818
400
Oil Co———2c
Canadian Pacific Railway (Um_
25
Carrier Corp <Un t
-——10
Case (J I) & Co (Un)—
12.50
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Celanese Corp of America——-u—•
Certain-teed Products Corp
—— 1
Champlin Oil & Refining
1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
1
9%
10
5.102
36
36
515
30%
Feb
P'eb
63%
3% Feb
Jan
39% May
36% May
1,655
29%
36
37%
.
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35% May
135
22c
44,149
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Feb
25c
67%
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16% May
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255
1%
1,702
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2%
2%
6,000
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43%
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Southern
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Canadian Atlantic
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58(4
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95%.
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556
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16
16
210
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15
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2%
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583
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16
522
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1
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34%
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23
23
253
22% May
24%
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3,731
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Jan
13%
40
40
40
250
35%
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43
May
40
40
40
260
28% Mar
40
Jun
21 %
21%
230
20%
Apr
22%
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24%
25
1,895
17%
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80c
80c
1,100
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2.55
2.55
203
21
21
263
12%
.
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12% Jan
333
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5%
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10
57%
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50
57%
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43%
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44%
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4
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j
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;
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-
5
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Jun
17%
98 % May
17%
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Jan
9%
145
9%
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11%
30%
30
30%
315
26%
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31
40%
145
40%
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49%
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4%
64%
63%
64%
693
59%
Feb
68%
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718
16%
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19% May
35%
35%
35%
190
35%
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Inc
Lear
(Un >_
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25%
405
46
46
74 i
7%
7%
391
(Un >
Corp
;
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Co Ltd
Charter Oil
Clary
Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
3,695
259
644
Jan
37%
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65
Jan
81
Apr
59%
Feb
70%
Jun
4%
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4%
4(2
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40
1,948
31
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592
27
Feb
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40
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*
—
78%
69%
Jun
May
4%
32%
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Clorox Chemical
73 34
693o
7712
10
(Un)
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9 to
9%
May
Jan
Navigation
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Menasco
33%
420
29%
Jan
353
Jun
Merck
32 3 0
33
525
31
Jan
35
Apr
:
—
17%
17%
5,077
Feb
17%
Jan
16%
.
16%
115
15% May
19%
39%
41% Mar
Consolidated Edison of N Y
Continental Can
Co
3912
42 7
43
49
Motors
Oil
Oil
common
Corp
500
Feb
8%
248
55% Mar
68(4
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31
213
28''a
31%
4%
4%
5%
2,605
4%
5%
Apr
Jan
55
52
55
3,545
49%
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56%
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92
Jan
99 %
Feb
29% Mar
37%
Jun
92
92
30
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37%
1,650
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8
May
11
Jan
656
8
Jan
13
Apr
41%
42%
deNemours
&
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Eastman
El
Paso
Class
B
Co
32% May
44%
190
39%
Jan
44%
Apr
5%%
20%
962
18%
22
Apr
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14%
173
13%
47%
19
340
46
May
15
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19
1,605
19
441
38%
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18
Feb
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4.532
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67%
612
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513
43%
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552
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247
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178(4 Mar
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38%
10
38%
103% 105%
3
39
41
475
35%
831
82% Mar
1.688
Apr
Jan
30
Jun
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38'
Jun
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91
Jan
5% Mar
67%
200
May
Jan
50
12%
Apr
15
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201
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46.
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37
Feb
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330
11
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4.700
1.40
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Jun
Feb
6 %
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Apr
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5%
500
36
300
29%
18%
532
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40
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322
45
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47%
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1,010
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9
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418
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preferred
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5
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Feb
54
56%
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57% May
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33
322
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160
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37
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1,688
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Jan
37
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47(4
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Feb
18
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43%
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47%
31%
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28
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Jun
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36
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30
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12
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248
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353
801
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67
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40
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359
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32
45
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1.048
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (U11)
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Libby
105
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46% May
Feb
38 %
186
25
60%
46% Mar
2,231
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115
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—_25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un.;—*
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25
Power & Light (Un 1
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Feb
51% May
Feb
43%
137
46c
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32c
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315
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105
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150
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52
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16
43(4
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56
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45
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87
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26
—10
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1,033
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.
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5
39% May
41
1
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Feb
33%
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81%
86%
1
Jun
14%
220
43
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47
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———-
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Jan
Feb
5%
65 % May
7%
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7%
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52%
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13%
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42
Apr
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54%
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60%
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68%
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2,350
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11
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16(4
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41
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9
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4%
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41%
61%
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565
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24
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1
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49 %
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54%
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3,269
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26% Jan
66% May
392
56
18%
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Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co
16%
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64
61%
—10
65
—13
Bendix Aviation
Feb
20
Jun
10
1
of Calif
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Jun
5
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Jun
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Jun
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;
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42%
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18%
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52%
3
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72%
Jan
Apr
54%
56
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13%
—.—:——-
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Feb
Feb
8
9%
61%
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1,157
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.
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Jan
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2,387
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100
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50
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5
18%
329
preferred_10c
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5
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—10
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4
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56
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5
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17%
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——
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23%
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350
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General Exploration Co of CalifGeneral Foods Corp (Un),:
Jan
41%
Feb
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20%
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14
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Jun
Jun
413
82%
-10
_——
48%
259
23%
260
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36% May
24
1,251
23'«
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<Un ;
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American Can Co
6% Jun
26% May
18%
16
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17% Apr
18(4
18 %
11%
15%
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Feb
109
Jun
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139%
r
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—————
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69,335
9%
373
Food
8% May
1.55
Corp
Allied Chem & Dye
Feb
(Un)^—_
Flintkote Co
Jun
47
11%
r_—*
.
High
LOW
47
—
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Warrants
Jan. 1
11%
5
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for Week
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of Prices
;
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High
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Sales
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Sale Price
39
Feb
Apr
95% Mar
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Number
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52
Feb
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63%
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1,791
27
Apr
31%
Jan
18
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350
27%
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Jan
149
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50
37%
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17%
18
6%
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37%
———
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60%
—
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38% May
Apr
83%
65%
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52%
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for Week
of Prices
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•
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23
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7
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35%
Jan
24
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45%
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4 "4%
preferred
;
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Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4(4 %
Argus
Corp Ltd common.
$2.40
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5
18
Apr
21
73%
300
7
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8
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153
155
1.852
110
Feb
157
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11,859
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640
20
45
45%
1,120
45
Feb
48'A Jan
50
51
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385
50
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pfd
52
44%
May
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16%
46
850
17%
46
2
Jun
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18
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120
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page
46.
4
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6
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32
32
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56%
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May
3.10 May
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Columbia Elec Co
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86,250
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preferred
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3.40
59
46
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Oil
preferred
50
Apr
42%; Jan
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3.20
50
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Feb
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50
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2,220
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class A
preferred
Mar
42
47 %
1.00
46
32(a
59%
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Low'
High
High
•
Feb
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_
Jan
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40
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3.35
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Rights
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for Week
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of
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preferred
$2.50
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al8
73%
44%
Montreal.
Rights
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32
—20
of
Week's
of Prices
-124a-
11%
12%
115
75
.
89% May
95% Mar
41
May
46
Feb
Apr
50
Mar
May
May
43
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145
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100
40
3.120
10
(
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7% May
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37
Sales
Range
10
Natco Corp
:
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
16%
42%' Jan
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Refractories
61 Va
•
969
834
1975
Home
27%
II—5
50
37
37%
Gas System
:
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Duquesne Light Co
10
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
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1
|
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Jan
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6% Jan
-
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4
29%
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24
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358
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common
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel
27%
10
31(4 Apr
54% May
444
Sale Price
10
City Mines Co (Un)_ ____!
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&
16%
k
Pillsburgh Stock Exchange
60
5
Feb
27%
STOCKS
29
1
28%
80
1
Jan
22%
28%
May
27 V
Friday
27%
Jan
26
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60%
32%
1,000
*
1
29% May
40% Jan
10
Jun
60
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63
13%
common
44% May
10
Jan
30
1
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Jun
25
Apr
22 5/a
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Feb
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1,131
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21
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30
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7
32%
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Jun
ua
5
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32%
33
Jan
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Washington Gas Light
40%
6
22*4
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36
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357
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Jan
44%
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17 (2 Mar
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29%
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26
41
divid
Jun
175
41
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'
4
20%
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318
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506
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325
45%
54 Va
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&
Jan
4%
24%
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4%
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18%
44
15%
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53%
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Union Sugar
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S
120
54%
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v
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-
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/
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.
,
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1
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Feb
18 Va
10
—
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(Un)
common
Co
Apr
51%. May
37(4 Apr
25 Va
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10
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13 '
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15
10
1
1
43%
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May
25
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U
Jun
42%
!
41 Va
43 %
37%
Jan
54
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1
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Apr
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41(4 Feb
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5
common
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.
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54%
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1
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60
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15
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12 Va
64
15
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29
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64
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10
48 Va
57%
2
_
Transamerica
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Jan
130
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Jun
3%
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11
48%
41%
Jan
64
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•
220
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Feb
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51 (2
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Delaware Power & Light common—13 Va
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10
Electric Storage Battery
10
,
23%
26 %
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United
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20
32 Va May
i*
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27
.
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,
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17%
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19
14% May
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Jan
Jan
23%
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Jan
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26 %
48
4
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76
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48%
50
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of Prices
26%
6.50
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77
(Un)
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16 %
50
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Jun
1
110
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V
100
1
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Jun
223
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1,161
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58%
60 %
r
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22%
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Par
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May
4%
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Texas
150
62%
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Textron
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17
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City Electric
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41%
25
:0
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Apr
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32%
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'i
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5.800
,
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j
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91%
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Sterling Drug Inc common (Un)__
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a79%
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1
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&
Atlantic
Feb
Apr
52%
1
Jan
4%
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(Un)
Standard Oil Co of California
Oil Co (Ind)
Stauffer
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33
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28(4
32 %
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23%
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Feb
20
;•
421
1,625
_
common
Stores
Jan
t;75
Feb
;
Sale Price
V1'.,
Wood Steel
American
91%
Standard
Standard Oil
960
Alan
-
:
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32%
11
17%
64
62,
57% ; 57 Va
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1.894
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563
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Feb
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1,549
:
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26 Va
1,963
'
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Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
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305
35
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pfd
Southern Railway Co
Southwestern Public
Swift
3c
-25
Pacific
Jun
20%
3
—
—
California
Southern
Feb
23
61
preferied
Southern
03%
322
1
_—
class
Southern Cal Gas Co
Feb
75%
——2
preferred
90c
21 %
99c
16
34%
Calif Edison Co common..
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4.24 'U
58
Feb
29
20%
10
s
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un):
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Solar Aircraft Co
Southern
Jan
17%
20
35
__15c
-
'Class B
54%
Vf.
39%
-
:
Co—
972
40
Steel
; Signal
343
60%
20(8
—_
_.
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Shasta Water Co (Un)_;
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200
200
19%
30%
Apr
Juu
13 Va ' Juiv'
'
Philadelphia - Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jun
10%
16
72%
10
—
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Scott
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance Co com
Sears Roebuck & Co—
Servel Inc (Un)
27%
8% May
51% Feb
825
,
22% May
1% Apr
200
•
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■
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Jan
Jan
f
22% Mar
262
39
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Apr
59
;
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16
Feb
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29
58%
34
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48%
73%
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WiMilworth (F W) (Un)__
Yellow Cab Co preferred———
1,429
:
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93c
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Willision Basin
Jan
3,812
55%
18
•
Co (Un)
Jan
200
62%
53%.
18
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Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
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59%
53a4
1
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San Mauricio .Mining--—;
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62%
t_10
—__
17%
65 %
Feb
2,162
*
1
59(e
; 19%
;
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)___. -12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp
4,241
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19%
10
Jun
100
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2.50
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634
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GO
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25
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1
Safeway Stores Inc
...
6%
59Vi,
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Mar
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'
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1
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1,277
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Jan
_______
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'
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Pacific Ry Co
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v
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1%
57%
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_
21%
1%
22%
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27%
20%
*
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19%
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44%
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West Coast Life
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Western Air Lines Inc^—-
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304
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38%
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150
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63%
48%
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41%
200
47
57%
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11,104
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37
21 %
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Apr
May
23%
Apr
Feb
262
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May
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22% Jan
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.
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Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon
16
16%
5
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Republic Pictures (Un)—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
20Va
Jan
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Feb
20 (a
210
48%
63%
Westates
18%
Range Since Jan.
High
44%
Victor Equipment
Co__V_^i._Z_•_. —I
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55
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5
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58%
56%
.
36% May
•
160
,
Low
Vanadium Corp of America
(Un)_ —:i
Jan
,
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Jun
Jun
for Week
of Prices
-
Par
36 %
*
Sales
R*nge
Sale Price
Feb
79
Week's
Last
.
42%
-
828
,
Friday
•
28%
-
167"
58%
Radio Corp of America (Un)
•
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Rayonier Incorporated common
1
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14
1
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V, 14%-Jun
253--,-
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56%
3
Feb
124
893
.
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21
1.05
1
17 Va
536
22%
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Co
JUNE
High
.
22
..—__12.50
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5,096
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Philip Morris & Co (Un)_
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a
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Pullman Inc
34
128% 131 %
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52
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un)
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ENDED
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
31
,
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34
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Week's
Corp
15
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilqloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
31 % May
103
105
24%
32%
Jan
May
100
115
25
19%
Jun
27%
'
490
57%
a6%
44%
19%
*
32
of Prices
Dominion
May
50
56%
a6%
44 %
•
19%
Jun
1.00
27
2,575
30%
•
Ltd
Crown
Jun
785
24,575
a
i
Crain
Apr
1.35
53
1.35
44%
46%
Jan
31
Apr
21
-
30%
^50
•
23
32
4.65
/
Trust
Inv
Westingnouse
Neon
Hydro-Electric
22%
57%
785
17% Jun-'
/, 32; V Jun
Feb
23%
Paper Corp Ltd
Jan
52
1011:
Jan
>
Div
Jan
7
1.00
common
Home Oil class A
Apr
Jan
May
82
a
28%
—1
Wares
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime tt Alabas
Lewis
1,120
22
21%
100
Dynamics
Steel
Labatt
30%
a
preferred
General
Jamaica
13%
Jan
Feb
53
100
-_
General
$2.75
May
17
•
eomtntm
Gatineau Power common
6%
12
30
1.15
•
•
Class B
100
433
22%
5
*,
-
5%%
12
17%
17%
12
2.75
400
,
35%
Sugar
Consolidated
133% Mar
Jun
6%
l
45
class B
Consolidated
Jun
9%
Apr
116
30
ab2
Foundation Co of Canada
Rights
20
21
21%
•
A
Players Canadian. Corp
Motor
11,832
116
12
30
•
•
■
Dupuis Preres class
7%
9%
30
3%
Ltd_„__
Bros
Dow
al7% al7%
__.™_"_™
common
Claude
Feb
8
Jan
',. 27%
Canadian Silk products Corp fclassA—*
.Tan
19
116
Feb
■:/
1
Dominion
&
Canadian Marconi Co
Jun
Dominion Tar & Chemical common-.-*
9%
67%
Feb
common____:
International
Jun
•
3,211
Jur.
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Gen Investments Ltd-^
Jun
26%
Dominion Textile common
82
9.00
17% May
82 /Jun
-
18%
1.10
Canadian
Jun
May
Ltd
Packers Ltd
Canadian
Jun
96
67
23%
14% Mar ;
27%
Par
Canadian
Jan
24
Ltd
42% May
7.35 Jun
1,870
'
Feb
8
17%
Jan
17
25%
—
Jan
180
2,500
May
■'
65
Company
Canada
Canada
Apr
•
Stores
49
45
Apr v.
•
.
300
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
27% May
9
Jan
•
,pfd
„F'eb
60
26
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Dominion Steel ii Coal
Red
100
.
4.25
Timber
&
Jun
Dominion Glass-common
Dominion
Lumber
Jan
Jan
7
60
35
common
tPreferred
Abitca
16%
7%
ft 14
4 73
Mar
Jan
27%
///:/ ■
r-...•/'':\-r-'■
Jan
13%
*
Corsets
Feb
98
Friday
V Last
Jan
12%
-25
J>fd-
Jar.
60
50
Sale Price
Brown
-2.50
_
49
1
Jun.r
20%. Jan
56% Mar-,
26
STOCKS
33
3,610
;"-<:55
2,789
7.50
73^4
Canadian
28% Apr
31%
Jan
Canadian Stock
Belding-Corticelli
30%
47
22
4.25
•
Jun
31
175
/..
'
^28
Apr
27%
common
Jan
27
Exploration
Dominion Coal.6%
Ltd
15%
17%
Dominion Bridge
79
•
22
14
990
Apr
2t)%
*
v.
Gas
Jun
600
18%
Mar
17%
4.25
;
31
Feb
Mar
15%
25
575'
27%
Associated Artists Productions Corp
15
150
15%
7.35
Jun
28%
Apr
14%
17%
3
15%
8% May
Jan
25
18
•
—
Ceptral
"A"__
Jun/
•
*
Glass
May
«
A
Jan 7
8%
Smelting
15
10c
:
class
Ltd
class
Jan
23%
Apr
L-
72
-
44 %
Jan
27
•41'%
Jan
98%
15%
May-1
102
31%
Distillers Seagram*
.
25
24%
Class B
5%
Jan
81
31%
—
Crown Zellerbach
Dome
98
—•
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Coneol Mining h
Consumers
45
25
Combined Enterprises
Corbys class
1.156
100
81
2$
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Vickers
•
Farm Equipment
•
Jur.
10
55%
1
71
98%
•
36% May
26% Mar
36
100
Railway
55%
45
Worts
Jun
38
25
Jan
35%
36
34%
(B
22
351'-
102.
"35
52
♦
&
Jan
47% /Jan
Feb
May
26
19%
a23 a24%
44%
15
18 3 4
»
Jan
96%-Jim
28
a
51%
Bank
Corp
Gooderham
190
19%
Oockshutt
Walker
21
*
71%
___.
Steel
Feb
'
21
*
*
Grocers
Weston
7
13
7%
Oils
United
38 % >'
28
•
Triad
90% Mar
163,8
100
Webb & Knapp
8
G%
100
—100
Power
Toronto-Dominion
13%
47
430
a21 a21%
18 3/4
pfd
235
102
al5
*
*
•
Canada
139
17%
Canadian
of
Co
47 %
'97V2
.
40% May
38%
"
•
Steinberg's 5%%
365
-
High
16% May
18%' Jan
"
25
100
19%
Canadian
Steel
:f
81
*
102
common
Breweries
;
2,747
42
■
47
102
*
;
Simpsons Ltd'
Southam Co
;/ Southern Canada
Jun
30% May
47%
"
Mar
153,4 May
94 % Jur.
135
96
41 '•
.
*
Canada com
of
,
May
19
Sicks'
41%
•
__
7,032
17%
4% .preferred
Canadian Pacific
Williams
Shirriff-Horsey
16
8
7
common
common
14
Canadian
*
96%
93%
28%
%
13
Canadian
5% -preferred
94%
93%
14
v
Canadian
Canadian Oil Companies common
94%
28
14
16
28%
13%
Hydrocarbons Industries commoi
International .Power
Canadian ;Loeomotive
Jan
Apr
45
30
*';,
Jan
Jan
11
17%
7,li3
Jun
12%
55%
29
105
17%
16%
class A
Preferred
45%
576
27%
16
Sherwin
Mar
1,821
30%
16%
Corp
Lawrence
Class' A
Jun
?
49%
26
•
•
25
1
Cellulose—
(preferred
Canadian -Husky -Gil
101
49
49%
■*
*
:•
9
e%
.
all% all%
45
"
735
Apr
109
Cottons common
Canadian
30%
Apr
Feb
109
———25
series
Jun
29.,
35%
—
Jun
42
26
735
A
35%
Jan
25
573
Canadian Celaneee common..
,
Low
13
16%
*
5% preferred
100
Shawinigan Water k, Power common
•
Series A Ac/o preferred
50
Class B 4%
pfd™
50
Jan
2,012
40%
44%
Range Shtee Jan. 1
High
16
St
Apr
80
Jan
Mar
29
27
39%
45
Shares
16%
St Lawrence Cement
May
47
Mar
27%
100
-•
®<J
-10
53
Apr
62
26%
20
Bronze common
29%
1,465
27
British Aluminium
Canadian
210
80
40%
$1.25 preferred—
Canadian
35%
'
28%
common——-—•*
Breweries
43
—10
100
common
preferred
Canada Safeway jLtd 4.40% *pfd
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce-,
Canadian Chem -&
44%
34
75%
79%
627
-•
4% fo
$1.75
44%
J
35%
*
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Canadian
44%
«
■■
■ ■.
41
Low '
Par
High
Feb
1,319
■
for Week
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
51%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
50%
Week's
Friii*/
STOCKS
Shares
51
-*
Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Building Products —
Otlgary Power common.. „ -Canada Cement common
British
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
14
JUNE
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Jan
21% May
64
Mar
77
May
16
Jan
23
Jun
28%
Jan
,
Campbell Chlbougamau
Atlantic
Canadian
•
.
Oil
Collieries
Common
.
'
;
Ltd-;
Resources
1
1
—
2
,
2,900
60c
1,500
9.15
: 11
;
11%
60c
Mines Ltd
9.45
1.30O
10a8
45c
13% Jan
^
-60c
Feb
10%
5.90 Feb
Jun
Jun
Ltd—
__3
'
*9% Feb
6
6
6%
"550
1
72c
72c
72c
200
Ltd—*
9.10
8.85
9.10
3,200
5% Mar
•
-../J "7% Jan
-
38 %
Jun
5/o
preferred
Canadian
_!
Devonian
(
Petroleums
71c
6.50
-90c
Apr
Feb
-
4.0
Jan
May
I
Number 5647
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
,
,
' ■:
.
v.
■■
,
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—
Capita]
Lithium
Mines
Carnegie Mines
Cartie^Malartic
1
32c
67c
Mines
Ltd—.
Ltd
Mines
20c
30c
Juti
10c
__
9.40
6.50
1,000
6.25
3,450
8.80
.9,40
8c
8c
2.40
17c
20c
-
l
■
•
34c
__1
32c
15c
'
14-c
20
l
Cortez Explorations Ltd
20
13c
2.90
3.00
7c
6ViC'
•
Corp. Ltd—
Mines
_Ii
i
Ltd—
„!
Duvan Copper Co-Ltd
Sullivan Mjfies Ltd
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
9
1
Empire Oil
& Minerals
Metal Mines Ltd
Inc
35c
,17c
19c
!•
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
35 %
17c
'
Gaspe
Oil Ventures
Mines
Grandines Mines Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
Mines
Mines Ltd
Indian
Lake
Mines Ltd
Lead
Zinc
Mines
Co
Feb
29 VaC
Acme
15c
22c
May
lie
Jun
28c
Apr
13c
Jan
22c
Jan
82c
Jun
19%
10c
17.500
80c
80c
33%
34%
32 Vac
35c
8c
77,900
500
16c
54c
75c
19c
Petroleums Ltd——a
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Mining
Petroleums
Ltd
-1.25
Ltd
Mogador-
Mines
i
1
_
1
1.80
Corp Ltd-—
-25c
Mines Ltd^
l
Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Ltd___1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—
•
New
New
28c
New
Vinray Mines
North American
Ltd
Rare
Northspan-Uranium
Obalski
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
14c
12c
9c
7c
7.90
1
"
33c
Gold
Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Gas
•
3.45
Crest Gold Mines
II&0e
_
Mines Ltd
Duiauit Mines
Ltd^_.__^
Stadacona* Mines /19441 Ltd
Tarbell
Tazin.
Mines
Mines
Mines
Teck-Hughes
Tib
Ltd
Exploration
Ltd
;
1
__j
-
3.70
1
1,500
13
14c
May
Jan
,80c
42c
Jun
May
34c
45c
,
Apr
Jan
!
Jun
37c
500
30c
Apr
15c
5.00
1.40
1.45
7,300
64c
Jan
21
21%
3,010
17%
Feb
3.15
1,600
13c
3.15
Apr
Jen
2.90 May
191.200
22c
Jan
liooo
Jun
of
Barvue
1.45
Mar
2.63
Jun
Apr
2.63
60c
Jun
Jun
Jan
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'
For footnotes
see
page
46.
Feb
25c
54%
18,650
,
Feb
Jan
3.65
May
55'/a
Jan
May
12 %c Mar
Jun
40c
1.323
.
Jan
3.30
42c
May
>
5,200
May
59%
Jun
45c
Jan
84c
<
-
Jan
68c
65c
Jur>
68c
75c
Jan
14,700
62c
Jan
38c
46c
92c
364,100
May
25c
Jan
10 Vac
11c
47c
Mar
5,000
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
63c
54
•
III
54
50
54
29'%
—1
—
__.
30
67
29
Jun
98c
1.03
30,774
>4
6'%
6 Va
700
6
1.00
1.00
1.06
21c
23c
2.70
3.05
1.70
1.65
1.70
500
60*
-
May
5»/a
9,125
413,744
—1
96c
9,132
32c
3.95
•
-
Jun
29
1.02
III
Uranium
Apr
40
Jan
1-89 Jan
Feb
1.00
21c
7% May
Jun
1.75 Jan
Jun
1.58
Apr
1.55
40c
Jun
Jan
3; 15 May
1.93 Jan
-
-25
41
41
1.00
1.00
1.04
^5pc
3,176
231,523
1.80
1.75
1.92
20,350
1
17 VaC
17c
18c
53,355
17c
May
32c
Feb
5%c Jan
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
'.
Copper Corp
Mines
_1
41%
41
Jun
46% May
Jun
1.00
->1.14 May
2.75 Jan
1.60 May
—1
7c
9 Vac
10,400
2.00
2.24
16,451
1.10
1.20
5,200
90c
Feb
24c
Min«__
2.05
1.15
Uranium
24c
25c
10,177
24c
Jun
70c
Jan
10%
Jun
12%
Jan
12 Va
12
82c
preferred
Gold
35
Vb
85c
1(700
38,100
13c
41%
42%
8%c
Feb
3,000
11c
Jun
56c
90
45%
80
5%
600
635
56'%
78
83c
3.60
preferred
77
90
90 %
47 Vt
46 V*
48
_50
-
42,175
10,152
79
90
_50
preferred
Columbia Forest Products:
British Columbia Packers class A
138,881
-50
•
41
20
425
640
1.55
49>
!
Feb
Jan
42c
Mar
2.60 Mar
43 %
Feb
77
Jun
12V4 Feb
f
■*
v
Apr
46 Va
5% Apr
Jan
10c
»% Mar
-8.0OMay
90c May
Jun
90
Jan
Mar
5.45 Mar
Jan
7 V»
4.10 Jan
May
45% May
May
9
,:
Jan
Mar
19%c Jan
•
Jun
"
57%
160
British
7c
3.75
6,625
3.00
57
100
•9%
7.60
-
4.85 Mar
600
9%
7.5a
3.25
42%
1,200
10'%
15c
/„
,
40% May
_
11,200
4.50
18%
—1
14c
r
.
Jun
7 Vac
71c
1.12
36% Feb
-
Jun.,
84,300
7c
75c
Feb
14c
5%
—1
1.60 Mar
Jun
8c
72c
42%
4.25
_
Mines
70c
14,000
.
Feb
35
100
9c
56c
pfd—.
1.75
25
35
8c
preferred
Paper
12
13c 14VaC
Mines
Corp 5%
B
AT
,
3.10 May
7,410
38%c
preferred
Class
46
69c
Bouscadillac Gold
Bouzan Mines Ltd
4%%
9c
4,519
38,655
45c
Mines
4 % %
JOHN'S, P. Q.
3,000
.
47
Mar
65c
•
-
2-4545
32
20% Jan
2.40 Feb
23%c Feb
43c
Mines
-
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIV1ERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
Jan
59'/a
25c
Bordulac Mines
5%
Apr
12 %c
■28c
Mining—
j^ros
Gold
4.KI
Jun
58
xy.
Ribbon
Bonville
May
25c
-31
———
Phillips Square
Hill
\
3.40
15% May
4.75 Jan
Jun
15% Mar
1,125
10c lO'/aC
3.30
Jan
2.ot Jan
Jan
-1
British Columbia Electric—
4<1?
preferred
4%% preferred
Office:
5,250
46'%
Feb
Jan
2lc
506
11,000
4G%
17c
39C
6c
-
-1
Ltd
Bridge & Tank warrants—
BrUund Mines Ltd
Britalta Petroleum
British American Oil
West, Montreal
8 Vac
•17%
Jan
Jur>
2.75
Jan
1.16 Mar
May
13
150
Jan
14c
-
(
1.60 Mar
50
66c
Bralorne Mines
Brantford Cordage class B
Brazilian Traction common
MONTREAL 8TOCK
EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
*
100
3.00
60c
-10
-
B
Yukon
Boymar
HART
York CitF» MUrray
Scotia
Uranium
Bowater
We#t 441,1 St- New
-10
;
Warrants
Slue
.
9c
500
2.75
1
Class A preferred
Black Bay Uranium
Jan
Jan
1.90
14%
14
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Biltmore Hats—
Jun
Jan
57c
48,000
2.75
Belchef Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
Bibis
.
May
15c
MEMBERS:
Alfcorp
1.75
8c
:
Exploration
Metals
Blcroft
Jan
65c
Branch
1.75
1
Telephone
Rights
Jan
30c
'
lie
—
Bell
Apr
Jan
1203
20c
-
Mines
Bevcon
Jan
Telephone PL-9501
16,750
37,400
1
Mines
Jan
May
Local Branch:
24c
11c 12 %c
,
3.35
Nova
Bethlehem
10c
St.
20c
12c
Ltd
Montreal
of
Jan
10c
Notre Dame
12c
24c
29%
-
.
20%c Mar
8,800
5%%
230
10c
1
-
13% May
11 % May
,
Feb
Mar
Jan
*118% May
15% Apr
'
Jan
;
10c
1
—
A
"
24
■
lie
*
class
Mari—.
-
6-; 6SO
170.093
65,600
Jan
4.00
-
May
57 ! May
r 19 %c Jun
•
*
v Jan
^T
~r2,393
-
43
;
"
Feb
90-
70c
38c
9c
10c
18c
27%
10c 10 %c
18 %
•
■
9% Mhy
•
-
59c
3.10
Beauca^
Beaver.luodge
.
12c
10
6,080
—161
34%
Bo water
*
27%
-
2.20 Jan
•1.90 Jim
.
Apr
jun
42
1,250
v
■
31c
8.00
23
10%
13'%
2.80
Class
Jan
41
-
15
13
Jan
15% Mar
9,500
107 110 Va
:
37
•13%c Jan
•
260-
12 Va
*10
Apr
1.65 Feb
59c
Mines
Beatty
6.25
~
14c
25 % Mar
7c
120
46%
,
12'%
22% Mar
1
:
Cons
Mar
22c
42
46
13c
60c
20c
4.500
&
Prods
Beattic-Duquesne
260,100
SAVARD
41%
46
13C
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
-
Jan
12c
20,600
3-, 883
—50
Mines—
Mar
.'65c
27c
562,625
Mines
26c
10c
25c
1.85
17%
2.87
Base
52c
25c
59,206
1.15
16 Va
.50c
Baska
42c
Feb
1.29
Bankeno Mines
Feb
12c
94c
50
B
Barymin
Jun
6.00 Jun
Jan
'
22,900
1.90
33
Apr
77c
49c
'
24
8V2C
33
3.70
1.25
5,500
Jan
1
75c
2.28
13
16'%
Barnat
1.85
Jun
68c
7c
1
Jan
51% Feb
1.74
13
May
16%
Jan
23%
..
28c
60
63c
12 la
3.25 May
Jan
11 Va
16 Va
Apr
15c
12c
13% Mar
1,116.
8g
—10
2.00 Jan
2,215
1
Jun
78c
1.40 Feb
11 Vat
1.90
Rights
3.90 Jun
May
1,000
11 Va
1.98' Jan:
3.00 Jun
1,
—1
Fabric
Banic
94c
6c
2.63
11 la
23
_
River
Bankfield
Jan
1,100
17
Mines
Electric common
Bank
Jun
Jan
3.90
12c
,
-
70c
45,500
5% preferred
Banff Oils
Jun
34 Vi
45c
Apr
1.26 May
*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
May
Apr
5 V2c
2.63
51
27 Va
Avillaftona Mines
Apr
Feb
37c
"■
14%
50
Jan
14%
2.96
800
14c
2.90
54c
63c
1,000
14c
21c
14%
—50
Aunor Gold
Class
Jan
5,000
300
18c
14 Va
50 Va
1
Auto
Jan
Feb
32c
600
107
Aubglle Mines
Feb
48% Jan
29c
5,208
3.25
Jun
23
Jun
Jan
2,300
3.00
May
-May
46
15c
58,483
1.50
-1
Aumaque Gold
Jan
7c
33c
33c
18 '/a
7c
2,500
37c
1.50
1.40
--
W—'
Steels
Aumacho
;
9.00 Mar
19c
6.10
:
Jan
Jan
1.80 Mar
May
7c
25c
17c
12c
May
7c
6.00
*
32c
1.30
17
157
;, 44% Feb
15,700
1.10
19c
Yellowknife. Mines
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
-
13,097
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Jan
Feb'
20
2,173
--
Mat
41'% May
790
,
—
8
108%
506
23c
Atlas
Jan
/ 63c
•
Ltd-I—I
11,000
3.10
IIIII
Mines
38.000
94c
6 Vic
31c
1
Ltd
Gold
300
10c
1
21V,
-
13 Vi
Jan
15c
1
Ltd-
Jan
5.00
—_1
:
Jun
Jun
12c
9c
1.45
;
1.03
65c
5,000
3.70
1
Mines Ltd
Jan
1,100
75c
:
».* 14c
1,330-
2114
Gold Mines
Atlas
25V4 May
95% Apr
45%
Bat a Petroleums Ltd
6c
_i
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tandem
37c
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Tacne Lake
7,700
'
Jun
1.98
38c
III
•
Ltd
13c
Jan
Jun
25c
28.000
7c
,
•
Standard1 Gold Mines Ltd
69c
2,600
*
7c
22,200
'»
7c
•
_i
.
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
Gas
6.00
.
1
South
1.20
Jan
Feb
1.40
16c
3.70
_1
Soma-Duvernay Gold
3.55
34c
45c
.
Feb
2.40
13 Vi
10c
Mar
16 Vi
38c
41c
50c
,
33c
13e
_!•
_
5,100
6,400
17,800
12c
Feb
Jan
6,000
-
.,
-
Jan
Feb
Jan
-1
Debentures
Warrants
Jan
2.00
Jun
9c
65c
68c
lie
14c
33c
1.05
May
9.50 Feb
30c
800
1.58
3.35
;
1.15
30c
Jan
12,700
28c
28c
*
Jun
2.30
Mar
'
78c
1.50
15c
•
40c
7c
i_l
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300
3.65
1.58
Mar
147.400
'34c
3.50
12,000
10,155
'
34c
30c
v.
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Ltd
Rocky Petroleums Ltd
,
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd—1.—
Sherritt-Oordon Mines Ltd
&
16c
:
.
74c
1
——
Producers Ltd
Oil
*.
34c
3.50
Quebec Smelting Refining
Ltd—i._l
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
_*
Stanwell
a70c
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co
Ltd—:
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Ltd-1
Quebec OH Development Ltd
l
Red
32 Vi
a70c
2
_
Pitt Gold
Mining Co
Portage Island i.Chib) Mines
Provo
42c
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30
9,700
2,400
92,100
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38c
25c
u-2
j
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33c
72c
10c
Peimbec Mining Corj)
Pernio Gas 4 %%,
preferredPerron
9,500
16,425
12
*
6c
May
1.25 Jan
6.60 Jan
550
19c
57o
38c
Ltd_l
:;
2.80
llVa
I
62c
49c
<
92
44 Va
Associated Artists Productions new. _25c
Apr
4.65 Mar
506
6,050
17'/a c
63c
Ashdown Hardware class B
2.65 Mar
r
•
Feb
Jan
45%
-20c
-1.7tf Jan
35c
-50
1
Auto
7.95
32c
:
1.08
Feb
Jan
10c
5,500
4,750
15c
59c
_i
:
Explorations
14,000
7c
1.75
2.75
,
~
1
Western Oils. Ltd-—
Partridge Canadian
lie
7c
7.85
18c
9c
•
1.65
:
2.80
.
Orenada. Gold Mines LtdPacific Petroleums
Ltd——
r
Jun
1
'
20c
Feb
18 Va
46
Nickel
$2.40 preferred
1.25 Feb
Jan
2,535
156
Mines
Arjon
1.75 May
1
•
Jun
94
13 Va
88c
1-.40 May
600
93 Va
—lc
—
-
21,225
'
20
-50c
Argus Corp common—
$2 V2
preferred
/-
Jan
33c
-
Area
Jan
Jan
185
152
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
20C
43%
--1
—
Jun
65c
44c
Feb
46
Lead Mines
Arcadia
May
10c
20
Leduc
Jun
20 Va
Jun
1.40 Jan
10 "nn
•
Jan
26c
1.45
152
:
6% Apr
616
.25
—
Mines
1.92
12c
6,100
'■
-
90c
•_
3.45
25c
12,850
10c
1.75
Openiisce Explorers Ltd—
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1—1
1.80
100
1.95
•10e
2.08
Jun '
15,300
94
Jun
Jurt
10% Mar
—ft
JUtt
-
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1,500
48c
11
V -IT
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5.00 Ja»
37,000
22%
Feb
Feb
r-
I3c
44c
23c
9,500
1.55
1.45
Feb
17 %c Jan
7.25 Feb
-
jan
9*
5,650
•
-
lie
com
pfd
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes Imperial
Apex Consolidated Resources
Apr
-
1.50
21%
*
new
4%
1
Jan
21
May
6.00
-
300
-
77c
34c
9^
17 %c Feb
3,400
7%
75c
30c
35% Jan
Feb'
10c
4,195
13
17V2
Apr
73%
44c
Anglo Ainer Explor—
.4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. -50
Anglo Huronian
Jan
12,425
11 >
7.80
22 %
1
preferred
Anchor
Jun
,
5.00
25c
7.20
-100
Analogue Controls
Jan
55c
May
11
lie
Oils
-
Amalgamated Larder
American
Jan
111
98c
89.100
4 Va
"
Jan
23c
Feb
'
14c
1.80
Jun
2.000
v
Cons
Ltd
Co
2,100
10.
31c
90
3,650
•
10 Va
1
Aluminium
'
18c
Jan
60c
13,900
34c
Pacific
Uranium
Aluminum
Jun
20c
Jun
*
1.93
9 Vic
:
23c
25
16% Mar.
'
'
13c
V
Jan. 1
,
Apr
17 %r May
35
18C
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Algoma Steel
Jan
13 VaC Jan
1.40 Jun
3.95
25c
10c
1
i
Ltd
Ltd—
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1.93
;._1
Ltd:
!
3.95
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Metals—
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48c
Jan
High
Fefr
7
225
-r
12c
.
'
trust
debentures
!
1.50
Anacon
Mar
20c
90
"■
—1
;
Jan
1.20 Mar
6,500
common
Runge Since
30
644
18%
90
7.20
1
Jun
3.80 Mar
*
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Santiago Mines Ltd_!_■—
_50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd »
New
25c
32c
.
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73
18 Va
■
*
30c
50
23c
1.45
27o
Low
5,590
9%
90
-50c
a.
13c
13
1614
*, 1.40
:
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75c
Mar
12 Vic
8Va
■
High
32% '•'•
*
Jan
Feb
50,750
"
1.42
1.90" Jun
~
Jun
Sales
Shares
Low
-IIII
common
Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
2,700
'
kOft Jan
-
*'
Jan
for Week
,
30V4.
-100
Ltd
Jun
5,100
1.90
20c
1
Formaaue
New
;
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12c
Jun
Exchange
32%
III1
Jun
31c
,
•
84c
May
May
200
17 Vi
1.65
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of Canada Ltd
National, Petroleum
New
.16 Vi
al6%
Jan
14 VaC Mar
5,000
;
Alberta
Jan
'
35c
1.50
v
"
1.73
»
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
Montgary. Explorations Ltd!
Pan
34c
1.41
17 Vi"
1
Ltd
.Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp
35c
1.45
Algom
Apr
6c
205
-
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—
Canada
'
113
21c
65c
18%
2,000
4.80 ; 4.80
!
1
5
•
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Mining Corp of
108 Vi
!
1.90F Jun
39,000
Week's '
Range
of Prices'
i
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Shoe
Warrants
23c
11c
1,000
14c
108 (i
100
15c
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Yellowknife Gold
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21 Vi Mar
May
16c
1,500
19c
12 Vic
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Jun
10.500
41c
Feb
|
Jun
21c
340
9 Vac
41c
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1.00
'
8%
<
Explorations
5%
HV2C Apr
11,000
23%
8 VaC
5
Mat
12c
11
Mines
Surpass
Akaitclio
v
Jan
80c
4c
22%
45c
May
32c
8
Ltd
91<3
1.90,
14c
•
1
Alberta Distillers
Apr
35%
11,200
22%
11c
Jun
16,500
1
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1.90
>
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'
/
Mar
Feb
'
6c
30c
70c
1,347,050
48c
19c
Feb
—
2314
20,500
48c
Jan
Jan
18 Va
2.855
34c
Agnew
Alba
500
9c
16c
*
Jan
May
34%
«
Advocate
Jan
8Vic
14C
May
41,700
&
Gas
Mining
Voting trust
May
9,000
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Jan
8tf
*
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:
Feb
3.15
Mav
55c
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
25c
Feb
2,500
6c
15c
•
;
Jan
4,500
Lithium
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
42%
May
! %75
Jan
13c
Vac
54c
Apr
1
Preferred
Jan
68,700
*
Lingside Copper Mining
Co LtdCorp of Canada Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
Feb
7,500
32,auo
5C
1.05
-j.
Feb
14c
1,100.:
80c
8 tic
14c
35c
5c
1.00
Acadia-Uranium Mines
3.500
19
4 Vic
5c
1.05
18 Va
24 VaC Mar
11c
5c
5,000
3.35
-
Jan
33 %
9,500
„
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Jan
9,500
>
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15c
8 Vic
14c
Jun
Par
4.05 Mar
36c
14c
15(1
70C
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common,
28c
■
4,875/1
•
Feb
26c
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration
7,000
58,500
-
37 %
1
Ltd
>3.00
6c
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voting trust
Kontiki
«
•
11c
14c
Jun
Jun
12,200
Sale Price
Jan
2,500
54c
44
5,95u
75c
STOCKS
■
Jan
8 Vic
i
Jan
40c
£_
Jan
5.20
65c
Jun
8,000
l
Uranium Mines
Israel Continental Oil Co Ltd
Jardun Mines Ltd
1,700
40c
7c
1
Iso
400
Vic
_
22c
1.50
Jun
72c
18c
9c
33% Mai*
Apr
70c
Toronto Stock
Apr
14%
i
36c
Ltd—__I_5
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—,
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May
May
3.70 May
s
82c
1
Jan
4^40: M»y
•-.!
37c
'
16 Vic
30c
70c
*
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73c
t
Jun
13 VaC
l
Copper Com Ltd
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines
12 V
1,000
■■.«
2.70
J-
39C
Westville
Jun
17c
& Metals Ltd 1
Haitian
9 Vic
15c
82c
•
Gunnar
Jun
7c
6
Ltd-
1.15
J*a
37e
Jan
1.80 Jan
14c
1,050
44
334
,
Mar
1
•
Jan
17c
i
41
1
14Vic Feb
7c
Gateway Oils Ltd—.
Golden Age
5.25
;
16c
»
1
Ltd
15c
3,500
19c
2.65
1
May
6 Vic May
2,470
■'
17c 18.Vic
—__1
2.30
7,000
<,
*
24,90(1
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Jan
-
36c
18c
1
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Fundy Bay Copper Mines!
Futurity Oiis Ltd—
22c
16c 18Vic
37 Vi
_1
May
lie
4,500
1.45
West Maygill Gas <fc Oil Ltd
Mines Ltd
3,500 "
,
15c 16 Vac
1.35 Jan
11c
goo
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35c
13c
15c
II
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
276 Mar
25% Apr
,
" 51,360
3.45
3.15
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd:
Fano Mining &
Exploration Inc
(1945)
3.25
'..•I"-
Jan
Feb
1,000 *
3.50
44
.
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Pyrite & Copper Corp^ Lt<i
Jun
Apr
Apr
3.15
15c
Weedon
Jan
40c
•
v
25,000
4.10 %
40 c 44 Vi
13
71c
46c
«
1
•
-
Apr
18c
12%c
3.50
—
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22,500
Mar
31c
4.00
Mar
18c
14%
:
Jan
Rights
May
$.20 Feb
Jun
: r;
10c
44c
__1
—_
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9.85
15c
Ltd
28,402
27c
3.35 May
70c
May
-
45c
*
1
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2.20 Mar
26c
20 c
27c
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2,000
"
36c
U
1
Canadian
Vic
♦.00
1
10c
500
31c
Eastern Mining <fc
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
,._l
Apr
3.25
Range Since Jan.
High
50c
Ventures Ltd
10c
15c
r 12%
»
,
I
East
Jan
4,000
7c
15c
Jan
13 Vic May
16c
Feb
500
1
8.25
Jun
1,410
18c
2.90
Jan
May
1.05
r
19c
Shares
3.15
38c
Ltd
■for WeeK
Low
1.25
Ltd
United
7 Vic
5c
3,500'
10c lOVic
„
17 Vac
1
*
Mining Corp
19
1.05
1.05
10 lie
Jan
Jun
2.25
136,200
15c
.
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Trojan Exploration Ltd
Montauban Mines
Jan
United Oils Ltd—
Valor Lithium Mines
3,500
V 37c
•
Trebor
Apr
54c
Jun
4c
14,500
Empire Oils Ltd—
Rights
55c
/
Jun
4,luU
'
"
18'/aC
'
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9.60
2.25
2.35
i
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd——1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines
1
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd
1
Fontana Mines
14,000
—1
'<oc
_
__1
Fab
11.000
6c
6.25
6.25
I _I•
Denison Mines Ltd
Halliwell
Ltd
Dome
12c
4C
*
_
5.65
May
2,100
Trans
Jan
May
Sites
Range
of Prices
Par
.
45c
82c
;;
Jan
18,200
30c 30lie
1
Ltd
Daine
3.00
20%c23%c
30c
Consolidated
Dablon
600
23 c
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd-
4',
Mar
1
Cleveland Copper Corp:
Consol
May
39c
10c
Gold
Jaculet
Lake
30c
*70c
4.00
Week's
Last
1
High
3,700
27,300
63c
•
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Centra] Manitoba Mines Ltd
Chipman
31C 33 VaC
11
Sale Price
Low
4.00
JUNE
Friday
High
\
Ltd
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Chibougamau
Low
1
Ltd
ENDED
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
*
—l
Canalask Nickel Mines Lid
Can-Met Exploiations LtdCanuba Mines Ltd
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
t
RANGE
Friday
>■
:
,
3.60 Jun
57% Jun
84
Feb
95% Mar
50
Mar
40
405
40
40%
305
40% May
11%
12 %
4,817
10 Vb May
13%
Jan
16
-
41%
39%-
40
12Vb
16
125
14% Feb
17
Apr
225
13%
17%
Apr
Jun
46% Jan
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Feb
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—
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16%
Jan
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The Commercial
44
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
"•
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Columbia Power
Eritlsh
50%
51%
3,554
44
44
44 %
615
80c
82c
9,750
—
12c
20,000
8c
Jan
1
8
19c
Jan
10 %c
9%c
8%c
lie
315,500
8c
Mar
'
15c
Jan
8.05
8.05
8.50
:
12%
Am
Mat
12c
Mm
Jan
2 50 Mav
6%
J-
Mines
Brunsman
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
*
Canada
Cement
common—,
Preferred
275
90,350
1.30
1.35
Canada Safeway Ltd
Oil
Canada Southern
1,790
24
Steamship Lines com
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian Admiral Oils—
Minerals-
Canadian Astoria
Atlantic Oil
1,160
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4 35
Feb
7,508
9*.15
Feb
5.35
205
54
«o
27%
26%
3OM2
Apr
29
Feb
515
6
16
16
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39%
40%
520
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8
8
156
49 Ms
50%
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Feb
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5,871
45
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61,300
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May
42c
20c 25c
11-4 12 A
37% 40%
45c 48c
14c 18c
3.55 4.00
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5.35 Apr
Feb
4.30
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1.10 May
25c
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22c
9,000
23.250
5.180
45c
15c
3.75
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Apr
23
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38c
3.75
Feb
15c
1.000
1,000
2.40
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11.38 Jan
,
Jun
28c
2—5
10
class A..
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21? Mar
320?iJaai
16,900
6.90
ili
130
2.75
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Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
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2.90
20c
13/4
40%
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8, /00
81c
2.,c ;
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9c ll ^c
May
35c
Apr
10.153
81c
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May
35c
Jan
70c
12c
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18c
68c
21c
1.4- , ,
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Mar
11c
Feb
18 %c
7c 17 c
4.1o 4.15
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1,500
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50c
May *'
8c
May
2.05
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20c
61c
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9%c 9%c
—
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175
May
3.60
3.90
111
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Consolidated West Perolcum
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125
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Canadian
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100'/
149
150
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35
156
49%
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Jan
30
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16
25
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Canadian Cclanese
Jan
6.25
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jan
40%
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class A
5.10 Jan
ci
24M2 Mar
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common
Canadian Canners
13 Mb Jan
38?
.
1.20
10%c
11%C
Consolidated Press class A
——
Consol Quebec Gold Mines——
2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
Cojisolidated Sannorm Mmes
1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin——
1
Jun
5 55
Mc
High
64c
Feb
3Gc
4,966
68c-
-1
Consojldnted Pershcourt Mine,
Jun
80
193
26%
British Aluminium
.
J
1
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Northland
Consolidated
S
2.262
29
26%
Canadian
Preferred
-
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33 Ma May
Mar
240
28%
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
20
Canadian Breweries
1.55
Feb
80
5.40
53
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1
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Canadian
17,375
3.40
pfd
warrants
11%
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2
1
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Consolidated Peak Oils
32%
5.35
mm
20
100
Southern Petroleum
Canada
3 20 Mav
9.7^ 11-50
—-—*
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7% ADr
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78
31%
11.25
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class
packers
Consolidated Mining & Smeitfc
Consolidated Morrison Explpr
165
7
2.95
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Canada
Jan
82c
1
Marbenor
Consolidated Mo.shcr
1
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Oa'
2.50
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Oil
Canada
15%
Jan
2Cc
7
fri
10
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26
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Feb
Anr
55c
30c 31c
4.500
18,ac 21c
7,,>00
95c 1.10
114,607
—
2.90 3.03
5.247
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10,312
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60c 69c
51,400
55c 60c
24.250
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24,500
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10.533
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51c
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1
1.05 "
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Share,
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Consolidated East
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
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Jan
"
.100
Malting
910
11.33
1
1
50
preferred
Life
54,200
11
2.80
•
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Crushed Cut Stone
*
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—*
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10
4 % ','o
69c
7
—»—
Canada
61c
10%
2.89
common
Preferred
Canada
3,520
—1
pfd.—r»
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Canada
Canada
10 %c 10 %c
62c
•
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Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
31%
194
10%
*
Canada
51,500
34
10%c
25c
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52,000
10c
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——i
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17c
7%c
34
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Calalta
14c
8c
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Burrard Dry
9,400
—1
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Feb
27,500
1.11
Gold-
Hill Ext
Bunker
10c
1.00
—.—-——T———>
Lake
Burchell Lake
9c
1.00
6 Ma Mar
8
1,805
,
9%c
*
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Building
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&
Canadian
Buffalo
830
6%
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81c
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Brunhurst
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1
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51
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*
25
—
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British Columbia
for Week
of Prices
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Par
•*
ENDED JINEH
FOE WEEK
RANGE
Sales
Range
Friday
10c
4.55
Jun
Feb
Jun
Jun
Feb
1.10 Jan
9.15 May
59% May
114
May
26
Jan
1.50 Jun
21c
34
3.10
Jan
Jan
Jan
81
Apr
8
May
35c
1.30
Jan
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30% May
105
18%
Jan
Apr
6.00 May
66%
Apr
42 %
May
6.25 Jan
6.00
Jan
86
Apr
40c
Apr
1.24
Jan
27c
Jan
5.85
Apr
71c
Feb
40c
Mar
19%c
Apr
29c
Jan
11c
Jan
16c
May
7%c Feb
-
-
85c
Jun
10%c
Jan
2.10 Jan
Volume
185
Number 5647
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2841)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Goldfields
Uranium
,
1.95
"50
/
44
Qprdon Mackay Class A
Graham Bousquet
G;randines Mines
Gjanduc
Great
Lakes
Paper
Northern
Warrants
Gas
Great
West
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15c
Jan
11,900
10c
Jun
2,275
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46
2612
27 Va
23 V*
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10
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—1
19%
12
Gold
9c
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24*3
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Harrison
Mines
1
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:
of
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Red
Lake
Headway
Heath
Gold
Flo
Paper
11c
12c
13,150
26c
89
Feb
94
Jan
12%c Jan
,
6%c May'
2.00
Jun
Apr
37c
45
45
15
39%
Feb
46
10V4
10 Va
645
8%
Jan
33%
34%
4,445
23%
Feb
36
Jun
Jan
May
1
20 Va
7,804
11%
Feb
20%
2334 May
5,570
10%
Jan
23 Va
30'/a
Jun
41
4.65
Feb
32
1,740
5.85
6.05
15,546
63
69 V4
2,215
26 %c
1.95
1.90
55 To
55
28
28
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50
51
43
43
215,400
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4.60
24
21
24
2,180
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15
15*4
1,512
5.70
5.80
71c.
.
22 V2
104
53
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1.49
1.41
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4.00
1.55
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1.15
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1.65'
6,900*'
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7,500
I
42,012
•
23c
23c
23c
5,000
21 Vac
Apr
60c
60c
63c
10,700-
51c
May
New
Jason
Kelore
Jan
New
Minda-Scotla
New
Mylamaque
Newnorth
Apr
Gold
46,800
New
Taku
21c
20c
24c
16 Vac
Jan
28c
Mar
45c
45c
48c
9,900
40c
Mar
73c
Jan
Nickel
18c
10,000
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
12c
34 %c
33c
23c
18 %c
77c
85c
18,707
62c
Feb
Jan
Nisto
52c
59c
61,300
47c
May
2.22
2.32
27,300
55,000
2.25
80c
13c
18c
15,700
925
19
19%
'23
24 *'2
20c
1.26
1.35
11,800
1.35
1.40
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see
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18
.
Feb
24%
3.35
Apr
5»00 Jan
2.25
Jun
3.35
9c
8%C
9c
23,200
8%c
Jun
14 %c
22c
21c
24c
7,500
21c
Jun
45c
Jan
49 Va
50 3'4
3,672
47
Feb
57%
Jan
Feb
70c
May
65c
Jan
1.60
1.85
*
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.05
3.75
1.5c
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
17% Mar
9
Jan
7.50
19c
Mar
16
Feb
8c
Uranium
26,750
95c
11,900
14c
1,500
31c
37c
8.200
30c
9c
9c
1,000
1.10
Apr
Feb
80c
Jun
13c
5.90
3,625
16
17
7,062
11% Mar
17%
7.70
7.45
8.00
2,540
3.70 May
8.50
39
38%
39
975
5.35
5.35
5.60
795
7,900
50
*
20c
8,500
17 %c
Feb
30c
38c
44c
25,051
30c
Jan
44c
Jun
9%c
8%c
10c
36,400
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
73c
71c
73c
May
2.85
3.50
Mines
Ltd
Apr
Apr
Obaska Lake Mines
Jun
Ogama
o linen
Gold
•
Mines
Rockland
——1
*
Gold
ii
80
Mar
Oil Selections
30
Jan
Oka Rare Metals
Okalta
23% May
o'Leary
Malartic-
Ontario
Jockey
Oils
20c
ll%c
— —
2.80
_90c
;
*
Club
common
Ontario Steel Products common.
Opemiska
Copper
Gold
65c
Jan
Jan
Pacific
1.10
1.02
1.15
17,433
98c
May
Jan
Page
31%
32
1,410
28
Mar
Jan
Pamour
6,500
Jan
Pan
6%c
6c
7%c
35,500
6c
1.70
1.59
1.85
44,670
1.25
27c
50,200
1
41c
40c
7%
15
91
10
42c
42.150
13c
Jun
May
Jan
6% May
13,388
50c
Feb
92c
10c 10 %c
13,200
10c
Mar
23c
11c
13c
111,435
11c
Jun
20c
Jan
30c
32c
6,000
26c
May
80c
Jan
2.71
2.83
7,705
2.34
Jan
.
<
2.85
55c
40c
2.05
67c
75c
8%
8%
25%
25 V2
25%
25
Feb
26
12%
_
11 Va
12%
13,206
9.35
Feb
15
2.90
2.90
225
2.50
Jan
3.15
32c 42 "2 c
777,750
18c
Feb
42 %c
38c
28c
41,725
1.90
13,930
50c
3,900
..
Jan
2.40
Apr
95c
Feb
9%
8% Mar
75
22
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
Jun
51c
51c
60c
20,900
26c
Jan
69c
May
45c
43c
47c
43,015
27c
Mar
54c
May
9c
Feb
16 Vb
Feb
Pacific Eastern
18c
May
May
1
Mines
Jan
May
Feb
Jan
1
Minerals
Lake
Feb
Mar
83
May
8%
1
8%c
7c
78
36c
——
45c
1.48
20
Feb
•4.50 May
2.00
*
12,325
91c
3.95 May
70c
——1
:
Crush
15,800
200
...
Feb
36c
———
-ilo
1.70 Mar
2.20
-
1.35
2.00
——
1
1.49 Mar
Ormsby
10c
*
1
Mining
43 %. Feb
13c
7.500
Jan
19c
pfd
Mines
Nudulama
Jun
Util
1.70
Apr
Jan
8c
2.10
41c
1.60
11c
1.05
Jun
19c
Norvalie
18% Feb
7Vac Apr
1.62
Jun
6.25
79
Orenada
98c
Feb
79
Jan
1.56
3.20
Jun
41% May
Apr
79
60c
7%c
6.80 Mar
100
Jun
1.05
37
9.00 Mar
Northwestern
May
Orange
7%c
May
13
Jan
Feb
Feb
5.05
3,260
23c
1.72
5.35
4.15
-
Preferred
1.25
7.95
5.50
Jun
4.00
Jan
13c
7.60
5.70
Warrants
85c
7.65
Feb
Mar
1.67
4.15
Jan
1.20
15,344
84c
20
Jun
Jun
Feb
Northern Telephone
1.70
11c
Mar
99c
19r% May
13 Vac
184,000
48c
90,044
49
Jun
Mar
19c
4,300
1.60
16%
warrants
1.60 Jan
14c
70c
1.48
1
Northern Canada Mines
Jan
3.50
60c
Warrants
1956
5.90 Feb
Jan
•
common
Preferred
Jun
Apr
2.45
1.53
warrants
Apr
4.80
3,020
20c
1
North Star Oil
Jan
29,800
30
42c
41
A
5.75
3.20
59c
Jan
Feb
570
Class
92,325
5.15
3.00
26% May
12c
Feb
Ltd
67c
5.60
*
common
46
17c
27
Northspan
Jan
1.59 Jan
50
Feb
Jan
63c
1.09 Feb
25
Jan
•
Jan
6.95
47
Mar
91
Apr
13 %c
Feb
1.75
73c
21c
34c
Feb
27%
1 Oc
7%
Jan
8c
4.25
47
17%
91
12c
1.60
200
7%
31,400
27%
15,600
956,900
Jan
Oils
48c
.100
2,000
*
610,317
Jan
*
Oils
Rankin
2.20
.
65c
3.00
11c
_
Jan
15c
50
1.60
175
4
Jan
Northern Quebec Power common
Preferred
2.58
18 ('4
1.85
Ltd
Oils
Northland
North
Jan
4.25 May
*4
2.20
:
Warrants
Jun
90c
<
Ltd
Mining
Northcal
19%
28 %
1.60
Mar
17,000 '
10,400
1
North Canadian
Apr
28%
31 3
26c
3.65
2.55
50%
Apr
ls
11c 12 %c
21,538
Jun
3.35
2.48
1
Jan
Jan
47c
nil
46.
I6V2C
,
3.65
2.50
Jan
1.34
1.18
23c
page
.4,450
19c
1
1
Mines
2.05
-
^
16 Vac
2.65 May
85c
26c
20c
&
47c
•
H_I~
17c
Feb
Jun
—1
common
1.85
40c
~ -10c
Pre/erred
2,232
Jun
Jun
Oil
12c
»
II
2.50
1
—1
Mines!!— H_1
Malartic
2.20
Mines
1
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortrans
Apr
2.45
13c
1
—1
I~
_
Macleod Cockshutt
Gold Mines
Maemillan Bloedel class E
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Feb
13c
Apr
Jun
28 To
2.15
20c
May
»
Ltd
Mines
Osisko
Maca-ssa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
Jan
5c
Mar
70
♦
11c
9,080
65c
25
~35c
8c
2,625
8c
Feb
13,315
1.21
3,500
lilc
32c
85,755
IIII
9 VaC
fic
64,850
80
85c
Louvicourt Gold field" I" I
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
MinesIIIII
9c
12C
8c
*
i
Mines
9c
12c
11,495
2.30
18 %c
>
39c
1,925
25
52c
Jan
206'* Feb
,
35c
13
2,308
May
"Jah '
38c
240
83,034
30c
10d'
1
19%
10c
13,725
.12,500
Norsyncomaque
3.00
1.70
34c
13c 44%c
Jan
2.10
22%
30c
13c
1.34 Jan
98c
510
Oc
Jun
May
*
Jan
3,050
22
26c
53c
c"
1.30
3.55
1.70
Jan
Mar
*
24,800
1.20
3.50
8c
30c
"80c
"*-"72,067
-
1.30
80
22
Explorations III
48c
1.18-
1
2.24
Hosiery Mills common™
Long Island Petroleums
43c
1.05
Norpax
2.85
42
Feb
Jan
Jan
2.75
41
14c
25c
2.80
2.82
—50
Class B
May
Feb
80
_.!!_.
Jan
48c
35c * May
Jan
10c
5,000
2.26
common
•'19c
8,178
3.10
.1
Gold
preferred
Loblaw Cos preferred
750
*-12,700
-101,600
22c
20,070
35c
Jun
4.70
7.50
29c
21% a
36c'
Feb
18 Vac. Jun
26,436
17c
Jun
Jan
8 VaC
6.20
35c
24 c
13c
Jan
2.25
24c
16%c
189,075
27c"
10c
24c
Jan
8c
39c
1
Mines
1.35
11 %c May
11,000
20c
Jan
18
36c
~
Jun '
12c
40,844
.
4.30
16c
11c
95,700
12c 12 Vac
!
21c
Mar
1.23
20C'
2.25
1.22 May
a
-'
4.70
10c
1
6,290
*
14c
1
Jun
*
"
""
l
2,000
13
r
1.23 May
1.55 Jun
Mining Corp
8,050
13
May
30c
;
Mines
19*4
3
70c
*
%
Normetal
13c
2,000
/
Norlartic
28c
17c
Jan
Jun
12c
17c
Feb
Jan
.
Jan,
3.50
2.75
19c
42c
40c
,
1.20
26c
1
54c
67,100 '
Jan
Apr
*iun
~
43o
1.10
1
Corp
Norgold Mines
May
17%
13 %c Mai¬
3,432
1.30
—I
Apr
Jun
2.60
1.85 Mar
22 %c
Jun
3.10
56c
Jan
,,.r.
19
23 >8
1.00
Feb
1
;
;
Mines
Rim
Noranda
Apr
M iy
2.00
28,785
18c
Mar
Jun
31c
Nor Acme Gold
May
May
13
49c
274,675
1.04
Jan
67c
12 VaC May
Apr
1.78
26,100
20,500
64g
23c'
Jun
94c
7,500
14c
Feb
12c
7,025
72c
Feb
61c
24,400
2.00
9c
2,372
1.20
Jan
90c
.*
Mar
23c
4,975.,
27c
12 %c
-III
Nipisslng Mines
14%
40ij
1.90
Superior Oils—
80c
Feb
46c
1
l
New
9 Vac iov2c
30c
12c
1
Jan
14 V4
19,656
14c
Mines
62c
1.20
2.39
2.18
...
Exploration
19c
14%
Jun
,
Apr
77,700
2.60
2:25
1.55
18c
Rouyn Merger——
Feb
11,400
1.46
Mines
Senator Rouyn
1.68
77,842
26c
1.50
"iii
May
.
28c
"
•
Manitoba Gold
New
1.05
43
'
New
65c
59,953
3.1q
1
—1
1.30
E3c
1.0Q
2.55
30c
III
.•
8c
1.14
New
I?!
35c
11,700
28c
Newlund Mines.
.■
i
Jun'
13c
10,21^
55c
.—1
Jan
2.30
40c
29
Apr
13c
Jan
5.05 Mar
25% .Mar.
40
16,133
1.07,
Jan
1.80 May
Apr
10c
55c
Apr
38c
Jan
5.00
15q "
1
i
27%
May
43c
1
—
63c
May
8%c
1.10
2.20
E\>b
13 Vic
1
Gold
May
'
—1
..
35c
644
'
Highridge Mining
New
2.35
%
25
200,
1
■,
Hosco Mines
28
23c
ioo
I_
'.
New
18,900
60c
3.10
—1
Explorations
New
37c
35c
.40a
—
96c.« Jan
94c
Mlnes_IIIIIIIIIII
footnotes
20c
Fortune Mines—
47c
14c
1st
For
43
14c
Dickenson Mines-
Jun
.
14c
—I
Milling
43
15c
New
Apr
Apr
70c
95c
Mines
27%
Jan
.•'*
54c
Jan
5.20
19%c Jan
71,972
3.35
New
AJfT
Jun
900
Jun
,Jan
Jun
12
4.05
Delhi
May
Jan
11%
Jan
3.90.
27*a
Jan
41c
84c
Feb
4.00
Davies
Mines
Jun
9%
10%
50
10c.
Jun
360
300
14c
May
1.16 Mar
515
•
25
New
Goldvue
48c
18
70%
4.05
New
Gas
9,550
,
Jan
May
1.09 Apr
Jan
25
New
-
2.05
26
Jan
35c
1
wii.
Jan
May
12% May
May
15
4.00
Jun
New
74c
35c
..Jun
New Harricana
49%
5,600
11
Petrpleum
;
.50c
Develop—
,*rrr —*
•
Continental Oil of Canada
New
1,818
52c
Chamberlain
Apr
1,290
10%
—1
Petroleum;
Minesl
Jan
;:'
17
50c
—1
1-—
21%
Jan
68
10%
!
-
Mar
Feb
90c
10%
v
Jan
17c
*
Feb
22%
66c
67
—5
Concord
Apr
25*
4.00
British Dominion OIL
Calumet Mines—
*
1.25
5,600*'
80c
.—5
—1
Bristol Oils
15% May
Feb
73c
Petroleum
Leaf
16%
67%
.
54c
_
Maralgo
16%
I
.25c
Apr
24c
—1
New
-6% Jan
45c
Apr
Mar1
1.48
"Ho
New
12%
19Va
-Apr
11
4,750
Mines
New
3.25
15c
25
•
New
Apr
2Sc
82c
Car
Jun
2.40
50
78c
.20
Apr
4.45
5,100
1.40
Uranium
40c
15,500
12
81c
—
2.35 May
,
Jan
12
16c
I
,
Feb
1.61
21c
26c
50c
Feb
'26c
28c
18
1.45
Mines
Apr
Jun
1.70 Mar
4.35 May
3,085
16
25
New
Feb v,
I
Mining
I
I
La Luz Mines
~
_~~
Lamaque Gold Mines—
j.
~ "
Secord Candy
J
Laiyentide Acceptance class ai
2,100
II
common
Jan
9%c Mar
15% Apr
16c
*
19%c
—1
875
12c
17%
preferred
25,407
-1
Mines
2.55
A
Explorations Ltd
76,200
—1
2.50
„1
45c
-I_1
9,606
36,765
12
_t
Labine
Jan
1.73
15% Mar
Feb
1.20
1,700
-
29 c
2.55-
Mines
Trust
1.23
2.95
3.45
28c
Drug & Chemical
National
66c
6,866
IH
24c
\
2.00
80c
Grocers
Jun
24 %c
Jan
10
43,819
28c
A
Preferred
National
Jan
May
Apr
*
3.20
—I
class
20c
I
1.99
29c
""
Porcupine
Creek
Mar
2.08
Feb
14c
1,098,995
4.00
Minerals
Nama
45c
,17%
Jun
13
707
12c
Montreal Locomotive Works
Moore Corp common
Multi
1
1.55
3.80
Co_
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
Jan
1.40
15,555
% 9,000
3.25
Jan
•62
Mav
1.01
2.60
III
Bay
1.45
3.95
1.99
Mines
54c
Ltd
Uramium
Warrants
1.73
I,
Bidlamaque Gold
57%
Apr ''
Majr
47
8,700
-1
_I
Townsite
Lorado
1.34
1.50
•
40c
Laura
Lomega
14
Corp
Containers
Moneta
13%
~I
Metals
Mining Endeavour
Min Ore
14
IIII
Milling Corp
Modern
17c
26c
23,940
5.10 May
-
'
Athona Mines
23%
"9,500
-1
_
Wasa
London
Mindamar
16c
Feb
Jun
*
Uranium.:
22c
-1
II'
Groceterias
Lake
17%.
16%
3.15
19,200
1.55
15%
1.47
Brick
59c
Mines—
Long Lac
Milliken
1.42
17%
common...
Midwest Industries Gas
Warrants
Milton
1.50
—1
—1
Mexican Light & Power
Midcon Oil & Gas
Mid rim Mining
National
•
Loblaw
—I
—
Mines
80c
Labrador Mining &
Exploration!!
Lake
Cinch
Mines
Lake Dufault Mines.
Lake Lingman Gold
Mines
III
Lake Osu Mines
Liberal
Uranium
16c
Mines
Gold
36c.
Meta
—1
Nordon
Kirkland Minerals
Lexlndin
34 %c
Merrill Island Mining
Petroleum
Merrill
44c
150
Lencourt Gold
28,084
1
Kiiembe
Preferred
Leitch Gold
4.80
—1
_
Jupiter Oils
Shore
4.65
35c
68c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleumsl
(John)
4.80
Mfcntor Exploration & Development 50c
1
_
Jonsmith Mines
Gold
L25
Apr
—1
Minerals. Ltd—
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland Hudson
53c
Alger Mines
111
Jan
26c
15
—"
'
1
42%
5,726
*"1,215
26 c
~
Feb
New
90c
,
Feb
*
4.4p
1.65
"I
30c
New
6.50
'
*
1.50
1
25c
Exploration
Mines
%
1
•
27,500
Jan
'
May "
94%
3,500'
60
15
IIIIIH*
Mining
Mining Corp.
Jollet-Quebec
*
15
Feb
22
7,350 "
1,671"
-
28c
57
•
^
53%
28c
15
61c
135'
■
53
28c
57%
25c
Waite
Joburke Gold
8,500
1071'4
1
I*
2,920
22 Va
105
•
Jan
45c
May
,
Jun
40C
New
24
Apr
3.30 Mar
"
75c
22 %
_•
,
(1939)
Mines.
71c
25
;
Feb
14%
Jun
115
71% Mar
1,889
Jan
Jan
84
Jan
44c
51..
Jan
■
108% 114%
58 va
Feb
89c
26
20c
49
,,
Feb
10,579
15%
I~g
I
Ltd-
Feb
4.390
5.75
pfd
43
25
11 Va
IIIIIIIII1
23c
8 V
-
30c
32% Jun
;
Jan
1,625
!
Jun
'Jan
Jun
Jun
24c
Mar
84
43c
24
Jan
12% Apr
Apr
"
47%
'
■■'
■
23
375
l
common—
Powders
lie
5,540
79
*
11c
Nello
6Va
50
Jun
21c
Nesbitt
60
,
•;
27,56(1
24
Jun
7% Jun
13,600
Jan
13*2
300
49c
21c
87
11,880
II
•
National Steel
'
6%
24
-
Feb
79% May
6% Feb
12c
Jan
..
V
*'. r'r
Jun
5%
"
4.50
'
50% Mar
J*
300
17c
31
51
' Feb
9
2,675 *■
20
Gas
—1
I
Lake
_
'
%*
31*2
50
50
_
Lake
Jan
28
350
43c
109
Feb
6
5,733
*
6%
84
Apr
26%. Jan
25
5® ij:
5%
common_*
Red
11c
166.440
*
28c
Jan
65
21c
Jan
11c
Jan
,2.20 Apr
,.
17c
86
*
46c
Juu
2.08, Jan
24
National Hosiery Mills class B
National Petroleum
46% Mar
Jun
15c
23c
Nealon
1,037*
1.30
7%
common
86 %
May
1.90
May
7.00
Jun
25c
21,700
13%
53%
13 %
63
5,500
55%
ordinaryl5
Isotope Products
Kerr-Addison
30c,
1.99'
•
——I—
_
Gold
25c
*
■
Mines
30 Va
iq
;!r
Frontenac
National
19
18%
32,740
7%
Feb
34
llVz
_•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
I
Investors Syndicate class A_!
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron
Bay Mines
:
Maple
32c
5
10%
1
Ltd
—:
International Bronze
Little
Jan
,1.07 Jan
18c
Jah
Jun
35c
Apr
Apr
14c
Jun
10c
32c
90
08 %
-International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
;
International Ranwick Ltd
"
Lake
rv
Jan
61c
68,500
27c
Jan"
9%c
42,700
1.62c
,
Feb
i
Corp
Warrants
Lake
15c
10,600
76Q
10c 11%c
Jan
16 %c May
Mar
85c
common—
Inspiration Mining
Labatt
1,000
66c
4.80%
Natural
Kirkland
32c
9,075
Gold
•Preferred
Lake
19c
Feb
May
7%
1.44
85%
—
Mill City Petroleums—
13.00
Mar
10c
28,100
32
-
$2% preferred
—1;
Inglis (John) * & Co
Inland Cement Co preferred
Kerr
6
Mar
26% Jan
2.00 Jun
96,500
_
Glaze
Lake
Kenville
21,000
5.90
Accept
,5%%- preferred
Jellico
310
%c I4V2C
/15c
400
6%
Jun
Apr
8C
common
•
Jeanette
2.00
20
preferred
J aye
845
2.00
-1—5
Oils
Jacobus
8Vac
10%
31,700
6%
Jan
'
7c
Mining & Smelting.
Porcupine
Industrial
Jack
ioc
24 Va
36c
Apr
45
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Inland
8%c
24%
32c
14c
22
4,100
90
«
Imperial Bank
Indian
12%
Jan
19%
Hugh-Pam
&Vo
11%
Apr
1.30
7%
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
21% Mar
.14
Mar
1.49
;
Smith
Imperial
Feb
90
Bay
Humber
18
1.65
Mining
Hudson
8,933
68c
Class B
Howard
19%
18%
20c
Gold—
Ltd—
Class A
Hoyle
Feb
1
Consol
Co
10c
A
McMarmac Red
May
36 %c Jan
46c
class
McKenzie
-49c
Feb
3,625
6%
Grain
Jun
Apr
20c
85%
100
Jan
Mar
Apr
10,200
18c
com_
Maybrun Mines
MCCabe
High
9%c
26c
1.40
Ltd
Jun
-25
v
Ltd
preferred
8%
l2Va
Jan
1
.
Hinde & Dauch Canada
HI
Tower Drilling
Oil
10,300
*
Low
10c
21c
"
-1
^
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Maxwell
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
"_1
Mclntyre Porcupine
67c
May
12c
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Shares
25c
•
6.50
9.60 Mar
21
Ltd
45%
Feb
11c
800
Oils
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
_
23 % Jun
"7
343
Marigold
Ltd
10% May
,v
5% May
36c
Jun
Mines
McColl
:./■
27,000
10% C
—100
;
27%
..
Feb
18c
lie
.—I;-
,
High wood Sarcee Oils
Home
45,200
19c
1
Hendershot Paper pfd—
Heva Gold Mines
Highland Bell
Hollinger
48c
Jan
'47 Va May
I
Feb
10 To
13
—i
.
Mines_
5.60
6% May
21 Va
34c
m
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
255
16c
6%
Gold
5%
2.00
Gypsurh Lime 6s Aiab—
Hallnor Mines-
.38
450
10c
:
Lake
3.40
2,435
,/ 7
21
16%c
1
Mines
1
Jan
10%
—1
Mines
Warrants
Gwillim
5%
44c
Trust
Mines
;.</
25%c Jun
27Vac Jan
;
Apr
3,030
44%
V
May
22%
5*2
—
Lead
22
25
4,630
6.50
42
6%
-10
Gulf
1,791
10%
6.00
42%
-9c
Gulch
46%
-
2.40 May"
38
Feb
385
23 %
6%
Guaranty
•'
189,765
13c
2.90
A
Greyhawk Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
f' t {■ 7% Jan
10c
46%
III
class
47% Mar
Apr
2.70
6.50
Coal
I8V2C 25 %o'
May
May
6 Vo
•.<
200
Mar con
Sales
Range
Par
32 %c Mar
Jan
43
650
26 %
common—
142
"
6 %
23%
_
Class B
128
""100
Week's
Last
Sale Frico
High
Feb
10c
r
Great Plains Develop
-
21c
common
*
-
44%
Low
18c
*2.80
*
1-1
Grfat Lakes Power
preferred
Great
IIIi
Gold
Mines
14
Friday
15,500
1.95
44
6 Va
6(2
JUNE
STOCKS
:
25c
1.90
1.
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
*
common
■
Low
1!
—,
Goodyear Tire Canada
4% preferred'
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Jun
*
1.21
35
2.05
Parbec
11c
Jan
Pardee
1.85
Jun
Pater
34c
8%
Apr
Apr
92
Feb
Peace
19c
Jan
62c
Apr
-
Amalgamated
Preferred
_
_
865
100
54c
27,350
42c
64c
52c
IOV2C
Ltd
com
Feb
57c
May
Jun
May
Apr
74c
312,460
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
10c 10 %C
6,500
8 v2c
Apr
13c
Jan
7c
7%c
9,000
7c
Mar
10c
93c
14.433
54c
Jan
G8c
76c
55c
Apr
18c
Feb
23c
10,250
16,000
15%
14%
16%
16,152
14%-
14%
15%
5.60®
46
46
75c
22c
Gas
new
16c
34%
143
Jan
86c
Mines—
Mines
Nat
42,766
43c
Consol
River
81,375.
32%
49c
7c
Pembina Pipeline
16c
28 %
1
Oils
Mines
Urunium
14 %C
137% 139%
III*
Hoc
Mines
Paymaster
Jan
89%
137%
Porcupine
Paramaque
31%
—1
Tubes
Western
1.30 May
11 %c Jan
14 %C
Petroleum
Hersey
_i_
1.25
...50
■
21c
!
'
80
9
14%
Jan
26 %c May
16%
Feb
18
Jun
45% Mar
Jan
1.28 May
95c
*
48
Jun
May
% May
,
45
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
46
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2842)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
"i'V
Penmans common
—
—.
Oil
&
III2
preferred—
Per mo
Gas
Perron
Gold Mines
Oil
Peruvian
Uranium
Development
Ponder Oils
71c
69c
1.80
2.03
1.05
61,700
1.52
1.59
12.210
1.30
1.25
1.35
12,315
3,700
Power
Corp
IOC
10c
11c
12%
05C
IIIi
_.
89c
78c
1.00
78 %
80
4.50
4.45
4.50
7%c
9c
87
1.55
1.35
7.90
8.00
6.00
0.80
15c
Jan
Triad
Oil
13%
Jan
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Jan
Jun
Ultra
55
Jan
Jun
Union
7c
88
Acceptance
2nd
Union
preferred
Jun
Apr
United
8.35 Mar
United
2.35
Jun
1.16
Feb
3.25
3.55
51,578
1.70 Mar
12c
10c
13c
35,500
10c
Jun
;;
Fuel
Class
3.95 Mar
1.75 May
Gold—
Quebec Chibougamau
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
12 %e
_-i
8.25
13c
Apr
United
Jan
United Oils
39c
45c
2.00
2.05
19C
19c
20c
•
13
90c
13%
33c
Jun
2.34
•63c
May
Jan
llc
8.00 Feb
35c
Jun
1.79
24,155
Feb
8,112
15c
13%
3,157
12
1.00
18,650
90c
Jun
3,533
70c
Mar
-
May
Jun
May
1.25
Jan
Mar
28c
10% Mar
80c
„—
08c
1.52
1.02
22,700
lie
lie
12c
20,750
1.50
1.50
400
1.45
1.45
1,300
Ventures
19
Jan
Violemac
Jun
Waterous
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil common
1
Mar
2.05
Jan
23c
19C
27c
427,600
16c
Jan
35c
1.40
1.23
1.48
278,571
21c
Apr
50c
Mar
1.82 May
1.00 Jan
Feb
25% May
13c
14c
20c
19c
21c
76%
76
77
___
0
Jan
9c
35,800
15c
Maurice
11%
1,525
10%
Feb
12%
—•
—
i_.
2,500
lie
Apr
17c
!
_
Sand
L
Mar
16% Mar
18%
Jan
class A
P
Mar
96
90
94
Jan
98
48.150
73c
Jun
91c
28c
20c
Jun
40c
Mar
53c
58c
14,350
5,400
45c
May
68c
Jan
Wood
43c
59c
1,014,590
13c
Jan
70c
Jun
Wood
1.48
64%
68
450
1,71*
Jun
115,100
„■
1.27
Jan
Jun
60
1.82
Jan
80
Jan
1
3.50
3.00
3.50
26,550
2.10
Jan
3.50
Jun
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common..'
3.75
3.45
3.80
72,329
2.50
Feb
3.95
Jun
4.90
4.80
5.15
33,475
3.60 Jan
5.50
1.07
2.25
27%
25%
27%
27%
26
27%
■
„
1
m
nr -r
rt
jr'rr
—
w wr I.B ju
.jji
Cement
___
Class A common.,
Sheep
Sherritt
Gordon
Shirriff
1
...
7.00
80,502
14
15
6,893
29%
250
Ltd
96
Jun
90% Mar
101
Jun
Jun
G5c
89
;
5.90
Jun
9% Mar
15
Feb
24%
;
21%
674
20%
Apr
23
20%
5
20%
Jun
4.45
1,000
14 %c
14c
17c
170,000
07c
69c
3,510
44c
50c
12,000
10
10
10
50
ID
18%
19
2,565
85c
86c
8,025
5
5%
664
•
5%
4.00 May
Jan
9c
Jun
65c
May
Jan
4.55
Slocan
Roi
Van
Bouris
•
1.05
Jan
1.03
Valley
Southern
Oil
Union
Yale
Lead
5%
Yukeno
Btadacona
Standard
Zenmac
A
..
23,815
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
Brown
43
&
3(jc
Jun
—
__
42%
42
43
Jun
Bulolo
3,40
3.40
5.10
17,485
3.15
Jan
6.40
Apr
Canada
3.i0
3.75
6,210
3.30
Jun
5.00
Apr
Canada
1
3*60
3.60
3.90
1
147
1.32
1.50
191,557
60c
Feb
1
25c
25c
27c
104,640
10c
Jan
71%
72%
2,933
CO
Feb
8c
8%c
3,500
7%c Mar
22
16,793
17%
23% May
Mines
htu_
-l
»
713/,
"I*
____IIIIl
Mines
21%
preferred
River
5
5
5
200
*
jo
10
10
15
1
oqr
38c
42c
67,850
llc 11 %C
8,500
*
1
llc
Mines
Cons
IIIIl
3 00
-1111111
3.50
45c
11.151
9
17,838
20%
"35
3.15
7%
Preferred
3.00
40c
I_Ii
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Warrants
20%
3,040
in
_
Gold
Sudbury Contact
8c
500
20%
100
5,315
Cons
common
3.30
3.90
■>
4 50
4.50
4,95
550
*
Petroleum
Ordinary
20%
19%
6%c
21
4,985
7c
13,500
3.95
4.00
400
1.60
1.75
80,800
II_50c
Gold
Industries
♦
~ IIIIIIIl
Gold
1.62
3,855
34
Mar
Feb
3.50
Feb
4% Mar
Jun
10
Mar
30c
9%c
Jan
2.75 May
35c
May
4%
19
1.35
Feb
Apr
Jan
3.50 May
17
Mar
6%c May
5.05
Mar
Gold
3.65
3.65
38
38
170
Tandem
common
.
-
-
93
*38
Teck-Hughes
Temagami
Texas
Gold
Mines
Mines
5
May
Dalhousie
Calgary
15c
Feb
Dominion
Jan
Dominion
Glass
21%
Feb
International
3.90
Jun
Jun
Loblaw
Apr
Apr
Maclaten
12c
Tip
T»rbrit
Toronto
Toronto
Gold Mines
Silver
Pend
Price
2.69
Jun
Third
4.90
Jan
Yukon
Jan
Zellers
63,010
50c
Feb
10,000
80c
May
Dominion
Bank
Elevators
—I
1
III
10
I_III~_*
Toronto
General
Toronto
Iron Works common
Trusts
Class A
Towagmac Exploration
enp
__j
611,058
.11
C3c
200
39,500
23c
Jan
40c
Apr
1,700
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
16c
May
10
Feb
11
19c
Jan
63c
36c
1,000
34c
45
44%
45
1,307
18
18%
150
42% May
18% Feb
36
336
32
36c
35%
30
29%
12%c
30
30
29
29%
570
12 %c 12 %c
1,500
22%
May
Jan
Feb
20
Feb
12c
Feb
Funds
Sales
Week's
for Week
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-
High
LOW
Low
High
32
32%
8%
31
33
8%
32 V*
15%
15 V2
15%
3.80
4.05
975
14% Mar
3.80 Jun
21
Jan
25% May
18
23 %
18%
780
17%
Jan
20% Jan,
32%
3 95
23
23
-
345
830
1,205
,,
2,678
50
Apr
39%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
35"
Apr
17
Mar
31%
29%
Feb
475
27
12
Mar
30%
13
13
30%
15% Mar
30
19%
19%
19%
1,110
3.50
3.55
850
48%
48%
4812
427
36
35
.33
35
1,841
33
32c
29c
32c
J~T3,121
Jun
14
May
28
30
13
Apr
30%
Jan
150
1,321
4.50
Feb
31% May
20
May
4.10 May
3.10 May
52
Jan
Apr
39 %
Jun
47c
Flour
Oreille
Paper
Jan
50c
Apr
25%
2634
1,869
19%
Jan
27% May
66
66
50
51''-
Jan
68
Paper-
21%
21%
1,742
35
99
34
98%
35
99
350
29%
218
90
2.50
*
Gold Mines
1
Bros
64%
80
31%
45
31%
45
31
Consolidated
•
Jan
360
10
975
1.600
4.15
2.55
2.55
100
52%
5234
700
Corp
•
6
6
300
1
71c
80c
12,500
31%
31%
150
;
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
Apr
May
Feb
49
Mar
a
-
47%
22
Feb
Feb
Jun
28%
May
103%
64% Mar
80
May
37%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
70
93% May
80
May
34
Apr
Mar
46
Jan
30% Mar
38
May
40
4.00
Jun
2.50 May
Apr
49
5%
54c
2334
Apr
Mar
Jan
5.20
Apr
3.40
Jan
Jan
59
eYe May
89c
May
31%
Odd lot sale (not included In year's
d Deferred delivery sale (not
Included
in year's range),
36
May
30
May
e
31
May
f Flat price.
Feb
r
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When delivered,
t
No par value.
range).
Jan
20
23C
__
5
275
•
Inv Trust.
Gold
4.00
1
2,165
80
31 %
45
32
80
29%
*
Canadian Gen
68%
90
64%
87
6
*
common
Mines-
21%
Feb
May
*
s
Weaving-
.
26%
16%
5
1
Ontario
Wire
Jan
20c
Jan
•
31,700
1312
-
•
7"*
26c
55c
1.25
36c
*
20
_
17V2c
11
•
Mines
98c
&
&
Pa to Consolidated
Mar
90c
IOV2C
6c
45c
5,033 --
66
Ltd
-
-
;
Power
Minnesota
May
IHTTIII""*
Top Tailors
Tomb ill
41% Mar
(1956)
Paper
Inc
Niagara
16c
83c
J
May
Feb
1
7.50
International Utilities
4.95
21%
55c
82c
Apr
-
30
*
.
Jan
73 c
1.93
1.35 Mar
-
34c
"
■
A"
common.^
L'
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Gaspe Copper Mines
May
wZo
;h
"
♦
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Jun
9c
1
tdll
*
May
35c
Tec
'
<
1
29c
1
9
480
•
Mines
t
Z-9:
1
_r
Bridge
4.10
10,125
____
Thompson-Lundmark
Tiara
Apr
-an
8c
*
common
45c
577,832
Jan
1.61
16C
8%c
i
Jan
9%C
20,500
2,000
13,345
37c
*
Jan
52c
1.55
;
Paper
59c
16c
3.00 Feb
common—
Westinghouse
Consolidated
38%
7,700
1.45
t. f
Jun
Feb
Jan
38
243,618
9c
!,
' 1
Jan
20c
10,400
llc
1.60
;
*
T__i
common
Cottons
17%
10c
3.45
25c
Jun
11
Feb
Jnn
Exchange—Curb Section
___*
Industries
48c
2.69
Bronze
Canadian
14„
3.10
1.15
-
■
2.60
10 (4 May
1,050
8,903
1
Jan
100
Feb
40c
*
Vinegars
Canadian Marconi
4lc
2.00
5
Canadian
May
Jun
.%n
75c
8C
5
"__1
llc
Jan
9 24
:
33C
•
Dredging—^
73% May
1.75
1
11 T
1.49
10c
1.53
Sale Price
General Investments
5.50
1
___
:
20c
J
10c
.
Canadian
Jan
37% May
'
Jun
39% May
Jun
93
35,300
8%c
.
Dominion Sugar,
&
Canadian
1
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
'
Jan
3.75
37% May
25
1.02
10%
1.30
11
; 1.30
25c
93
1.00
1.00
Last
•':
Canadian
'1
__
Jan
May
Feb
1
Jun
Ogilvie
Tamblyn
llc
3.25
—1
h,
May
1.50
34c.
3.50 May
1.10
7%c May
25
38
■
f
•!'■''
Jun
8C
___,
•
■
Jan
1.84 Mar
24c
25c
_
Corp
1
Co ————2—2
1
_
SyWanite
11%
Com
Oil
Switson
36c
1
Feb
Feb
10c
19
*
Mines
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper__i
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Materials
Gas
Iron
Press
Inlet
Jan
38c
•
1.00
v
Jan
Asbestos
Sunburst
Surf
60c
Mar
Canada
Supertest
May
78c
♦
800
297,400
Apr
Par
Feb
Mining
Sullivan
34c
*
10%
20c
Jan
Mar
Uranium
Sturgeon
4,000
30c
3*70
Rock
Stovel
37c
May
8
Nickel
Stuart
35c
24c
10c
1
-
21c
Oil
Steep
16c
1.05
A/r Hi-
May
'
2.90
2,480
Apr
1,290
Stan well
Steel of
500
Jun
8,500
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
45
691,420
Starratt
Steeloy
26c
15c
48%
9%c May
Mar
Canadian
73c
Warrants
Stanrock
35
6%
8%C
_1
_
9°%
12
Jun
89
33
202,650
Toronto Stock
11%
&
|
9c
,«.
.
Oil
Bear
20% May
10
Mines
Jun
,
12c
——5
;
Metal
65c
Uranium
28
19% Mar
1
17%
;
Mining
Zulapa
gsc
Paving
Stanleigh
j
17
:iiioo
Zinc__
&
Mines
10%
Oils
Jun
10c
Jun
4,600
2,290
-
*
Mines &
27%
1.70
'
*
Spoouer
Jan
18c
„z
*,
Wright-Hargreaves
1
37c
j
18%
3,540 v
2,295
3.65
Preferred '
Woodgreen Copper
Woodward Ltd .class
Oils
Air
Apr
10c
—
jf.«
Services
Spartan
3.90
17%
Apr
Jan
45
r
•
(John) Indus class A
Jan
11
10c
I
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
66c
9%c
Apr
6.50
1.00
Jan
63c
Jun
May
Jail
45
jqc
50
1.35
{
5.00 Mar
5"
3,400
18 %c May
9
26c
Ltd preferred
46c
900
;'
1.00
Friday
Somerville
j
Apr
Jan
35 %C
3.00
3.00
>
Jun
22"
4.50
1
Manufacturing
May
29%
Jan
Jan
1.85
12,000
~22c
Alexander
Yellowknife
4.00
•
-
Feb
7,000
;
89
•
8.10
Jan
'
Jun
Apr
26
Jan
♦
Mines
21%
•
Ltd
1.98
18%
1.12
25
11
__
1
Mines
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Canuck
20%
1
Feb
!?;> 15% May
1
T arder
Winchester
Windward
Yankee
21%
50c
A
'j
Jun
1.85
1,75
1
;
Yellorex
1
class
May
1.70
'•'
.—III
1.35 Mar
1
Dairies
Mines
Feb
80
20%
•
Standard Mines
D
5.90
28
Mining
Silverwood
K
3,500
14%
Silvgr-Miller Mines
S
45
70c
28%
;
common
Silanco
Simpsons
101
•
oommon
Breweries
Biscoe
6.05
101
25
Horsey
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
840 "
95%
65C
50c
Preferred
Sicks
93%
101
•
Gold
Creek
93%
53c
17c
10%
■■
Apr
Saskatchewan
t
16%c J-an
9%c Jan
20,452
6.05
—100
■'
Warrants
91c
65
—
2.70
1.01
t
Wiltsey Coghlan
96
1.65
•
Debentures
1 '
2.10
•
A
"
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
470
6.00
1.05
,
*
Preferred
55c
1
35c
1
46c
1
Gold
River
4
Feb
20,100
2.10
:Z,
.^r—
Petroleum
(Geo)
CbRS
20c
25c
1
!
Jan
"
*
Lea'seholds
Naco
Weston
82c
1
.
Apr
25,500
♦
Warrants
Jan
15% May
!
4.70
54c
370,744
1.98
j
Feb
Feb
51c
l.TTj
Jun
% Mar
'
37c
1.93
;i_—
18
81c
'
Jan
13
j
'
12 %c 14%c
•;
2.65
Jun
11
96
Gas
Michael Uranium Mines Ltd
8an Antonio Gold
8t
13c
2.65
38
27
class A pfd
5%
St
40c
.
82%
Feb
12% Jun
'a- 22c
Jun
2.75 Mar
t
20c
1
Jan
100
50
May
']
Jun
2,245
80c
*
7,500
Petroleum
23%
14,509
10%
r
Jan
5,600
Decalta
Jan
10% '
2.00 Mar
Jun
27c
Western
Western
38
16
'
j
13%
25c
17
Western
23'/a
13%
j
Jan
7% May
"
5,600
26
Feb
20
13%
1.65- Jun
3.25 jJan
29c
5.00
38c 41 %e
38c
17
May
38
16%
•
•
common
J
j
Jun
Jan
35c
25 %C
'
4.30
4.10
4.10
26
May
r
11 %C 11%C
Corp
Jun
Jan
23c
•44%
Feb
67%
7.8O0
26
25c
11%
Cement class A
Lawrence
24c
23c
"17
Vv
St
Jan
4.50
,
Jan
2.95
r" 1,525
1
i
Willroy Mines
St Ld-wrence
May
Jun
50c
14,185
13
'
5
77
38
—
'i
2,250f
82%
12 >2
,
1
*
,
Mines
'
73 V4
Breweries
Jan
22%
Industries
Nickel
Products
Mar
•9c
27
85c
May
1.30
1,825,
13
Canada
Westeel
64
16
25
Preferred
8.00
Western
2,414
44,550
v
May
Jun
2.00
* 18c
.
7,700
.
79
'
l_~r_'—*
Maygill Gas Oil
75c
10
•
___••
—
Equipment
West
23c
Feb
mil
Oils
•
.
May
1.00
*150
80c
'
Petroleums Ltd—
Apr
50c
13%
18
Jan
10c
14,000
4.00
7.75-
3.00
793,160
;
1.70
71c
7.80
Malartic
12c
5,600
7,256
Jan
4.40 May
3234 Mar
'
*
20cy
3.9Q
73c
400
44.200
2.00
1.60
Wespac
20,095)
83,498
Feb
65c, JWay
222,240
1.65
1.69
West
15c
63c
85c
21
25,576
'
Jan
15,843
14c
58c
25%
:
•'
s
1.10
18c
Jan
2.10
24
Apr
„
Jan
17c
Jan
14%
Feb
May
6.40
F'eb
1.73
25
13c
40%- 44!
20c
Lake
14 %c
71c
llc
7,600
■
4.50
12c
12c
Werner
1.25 May
73c
69c
44%
2.10 Mar
35,550
24%
4.50 May
870
25%
j^6c
4.25
1.00 May
72c
2.10
#
60
"
Wayne Petroleums Ltd__
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd——,___1
Weedon Pyrite Copper—:
1
1.90 May
06c
50c
Pete Ltd—.
25%
Feb
20c
.
89
2,275
15%
69c
"
Apr
Jan
1,500
15%
Jan
56
39
•135,600
*-1
1
Walker G & W
1
<A V) Can Ltd
Rowan Consol Mines
15%
12%<J
45
•
1.60
Mines
Amulet
Waite
Jan
Feb
1
Roe
7.15 May
225
3.55
3.15
Wainwright Producers & Ret—;
Apr
1.05
1.90
23c
1
„—
4.70
——•—______—1
Oils
May
6.65 May
v
5.50 Mar
16,400
.
12c 12 %c
*
Mines
86
Jun
1.49 Mar
1.35
1.80
1
Rockwin Mines
Mining
Jun
1.45 May
65
B
class
V'--'
58
4.50
__r—
Mfg
6% May
Jan
5.40
3,200
16c
58
62
2.00
Rights
Viceroy
Vico Explorations
6% May
Feb
62%
i
Jun
91c
Jan
7
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Feb
1
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Feb
llc
V
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Apr
06c
1.45
r
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Mines Ltd
Rix Athabasca Uranium
Roche Mines ,—
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May
1.35
,
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6.80
13c
•
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1
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27c
1.25 May
37c
Jan
1
Rio Rupununi
Roxana
60c
1.58
-
1
Mines __—
Rexspar Uranium
Rocky
55c
17,000
4iOC
1
1
X
ftenabie
Richwell
1.17
110
1.12
Raiaville Mines Ltd
Rare Earth Mining Co Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd
Reeves Macdonald
6.55
58
Alloys
_'L_—.—•
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd.
1
Vulcan
90c
1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
'
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loo
2.380
Jan
'.i:K "•
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3.85
24,073
Vanadium
Jan
2.87
-i
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3.55
Products
'
100
3.80
—:—.—'i_——1
Canada Mines
Upper
Jan
--V
78%.
62
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Steel Corp
•
5,771
4,100
45c
Jun
1.01
20,700
8.80
12
2.05
,
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—
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8.25
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70c
68c
70c
.
Quebec Copper Corp.
,—
Quebec Labrador Develop,.—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
1.17
26c
May
'
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3.75
—:
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Keno
18c
25 %c
2,681
22,600
2,050
28c
1.05
class A pfd
Inv
preferred
B
Universal
25 %c
23c
77
.
6.70
—1
—1
_50
25
—_—
United
United
28c
55c
Feb
8%
77%
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Mines
Estella
8.80
3,260
Mar
5.40
—______—
United Asbestos
Jun
10,200
28c
20c
,
6%
6%
common——
Jan
9.00
Apr
739,753
91c
5.65
1.65
Jan
1.73
1.15
71c
Canada.—
of
Gas
6.00
2.70
1
90c
May
5.600
29c
—-1
Apr
32
14,000
50c
22c
49
Rights
Mar
6.75
v,
1.03
—_-l
%c
24c
Feb
7.25
May
34c
Apr
:'•
Jan
13c
Apr
2.40
Ltd
Minerals
18.975
1
—r—__r_J
Shawkey Mines
Apr
5.90
3.95 Mar
3.50
Ltd_
80
85Va May
1.10 May
29,200
7.50
7.25
145
Feb
,
Jun
3.25 Apr
3.35 May
Feo
17
May
48
Jan
21c
2,495
Jan
1.00
7.35
104
5,200
29
'
26'2
Jun
40
Apr
25c
24c
27
—*
—*
3,987
118% 124%
118%
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Pipeline..
Trinity Chibougamau
75c
46%
1.04
Prospectors Airways
Provo Gas Producers
2.00
Prairie
2.00
Warrants
1.20
22,896
Trans
Jan
-
10,639
1
10.780
3.25
Transcontinental
Feb
1,250
6.70
i_ii
$.55
Jan
Mar
Mar
3.05
Empire Oils—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
50c
39
2.36
1.66
55c
37
450
High
42%
Apr
3.20
1.60 May
Trans
38%
5J
/
2.40
1.83
10% May
45%
36 Va
40
Jun
Jan
40
2.164
Explorations Ltd—-r-X
*
Canada
Feb
Apr
Low
41%
48
preferred
Trans
41
45%
Jan
7c
25
1.65
Jun
Range Sirce Jan. 1
High
41%
45%
2.25 May
1.50 Jan
21,025
87
Jan
Low
Shares
45%
5%
1.20
300
7%c
*
for Week
*
A
class
Jun
-
310
1
80c
Finance
Traders
1.15
137,500
80
"
May
3.90 Apr
1.40
11,400
2.245
.100
East Dome
Uranium Mines—
Purdex
43 %
nil
Oil ROf
Border Gold
Premier Trust
President Electric
Premier
Proton
65c
42 %
*
Prairie
Pronto
64c
43
*
26
Jan
1.20
91c
3,454
lOTa
Jan
27c
113,500
12%
Gold
Rouyn
1.20
—1
River
Powell
1.36
1.40
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
rar
High
Apr
2.30
6,100
94c
„_Ii
Pitch-Ore
Powell
26,130
1.90
•
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23%
:
469,560
1.52
Ltd
Mines
Gold of B C
Placer
3.75
97C
Crow Gold
Pioneer
3.50
1
Phillips Oil Co
Pickle
5
26
80c
Petrol Oil & Gas
Jan. 1
Low
1
Minerals-
&
Range Since
High
26
3.55
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
26
14
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
wi When issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
2
Ex-stock dividend.
Selling ex-interest,
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
trading privileges,
Jun
j
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Volume
185
Number 5647
..
,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2843)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
1
4%
1
35%
42%
28%
-
10
37 %
39%
42
2
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5j
27%
Co
Arkansas
Bareco Oil
Bates
&
&
18%
14%
49%
27%
5
17 Va
181/8
19%
35%
5
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10
Corp
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
11V4
8
Va
♦
45
Va
49 %
23%
25 %
& Bi-yson Inc com 1
Inc
1
30%
32%
6%
7%
19%
21%
24%
26%
$1.20
preferred__25
Sharpe Mfg Co
Brunner Mfg Co
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Bullock's
10
.1
Kendall
Kentucky
10
39%
'42%
1
Inc
16
38'/a
—
14 V*
Burndy Corp
Caliiornla- Oregon Power Co__zo
California Water Service Co
25
Calif Wat & Telephone Co_12Va
Canadian
Delhi
Paper
Serv
Gas
7%
Citizens Util Co
16 Vo
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
19%
32%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
22%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
17%
33 Vic
19
15%
1
com
Vb
16%
8
.
8%
preferred
5%
6V4
18%
8%
9%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Company i_ i_
Cummins Engine Co Inc
1
15
16 Va
5
36 %
39
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57 Va
61 %
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1
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Doeskin
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Inc
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&
&
Bush
19%
r
24%
3%
Corp
1
7%
1
30%
32%
10%
12
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16%
17%
8
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Utilities
Montrose
Oil
A
Penn
(Texas)
34 '/a
11
11%
Otter Tail Power Co
8%
10c
Foods
Co
Miss
Coal
River
Prod
54
8%
39%
247
21 Vb
22 %
Co
Garlock
Controls
Crude
26%
28 vb
33 %
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Pendleton
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Plymouth
Polaroid
Indus
General
Lumber
1
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Rubber
Corp
General Gas Corp
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Genl Tele
5%%
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Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
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Green Mountain Power
Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
5
8%
A
Controls
Company
New
Hamp
Purolator
19
20%
28%
30%
Richardson Co
45
48%
Riley Stoker Corp
23%
30%
River Brand Rice Mills
1
6y4
11 %
,
6%
34%
37
39
42
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25c
4%
59 %
63 Vb
18%
26 %
37
39%
9
9%
17%
5
Resistoflex
Corp
17%
24%
30%
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Rockwell
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Roddis Plywood Corp
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25c
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Jacinto
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8%
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Pacific
&
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Power
Co
Eagle CHI
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22 %
34%
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31%
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57%
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62
84%
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38
25%
87%
.
50
179
31%
37
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk 61 Tr
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51%
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10
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63
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68
42%
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458
29
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44
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10
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52
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10
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10
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44%
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10
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53
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57%
74
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10
76 V»
46%
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25
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28
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10
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32
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37%
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10
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28 Va
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Bk & Tr Co
County Natl
(Jersey City N J)
34%
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20
of
41%
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Hudson
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20
10
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Tr & Sav Bk
Natl
Co
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Bunting-
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Harris
Trust
Mass)
72%
Bk_15
135
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston,
66
Exch
16%
35%
59 Vb
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Hartford
38%
30%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
322
33 Vb
5
of
36 Va
28
10
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57%
15
10
(Phila)
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54%.
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58%
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(Phila)
76'/4
464
44%
312
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(Jersey City)—25
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72%
440
41%
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
Trust
25
100
55'A
33%
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Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
68%
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(Chicago)
Co
20
65%
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Tr
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31%
Bk
45%
48
35
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35 Vb
Bk
Franklin Natl
42%,
12%
York
Provident
National
New
29%
58%
63
First
Trust Co
27
54%
31%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12Vb
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
of
57'A
21'A
65%
73 %
35%
Pennsylvania
54
19%
61%
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Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
22
First
*
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81 %
20%
First Natl City Bank
44
342
69
33%
St
59%
40%
328
59%
10
of
29
77%
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7.50
Philadelphia Natl
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
N J)
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22
122
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of
Y)
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30%
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12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
40%
47%
of
10
16
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
188
28Vb
Bank
115
x55
27%
(Newark
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phlla Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-lO
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
Bk
(Albany
Newark
ing Co
Northern
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_lo
Natl
20%
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10
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National Commerce Bank A
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42%
of
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245
29%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
First
40V*
10
Bank
Bank
(White
Co
Nati
National
35 Vb
5
Trust
Brook
Morgan (J P) A Go (M Y)—IOO
65%
232
10
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N
25%
42
J
33%
Co
101
37
Freeport (N Y)
9
Mellon Natl Bk ATrOo
(Pgh) 29
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
50%
Trust
(Chicago)
96
24
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37Vb
47%
50
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62%
v
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(Phlla)
10
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National
Bank
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9
10
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25%
16
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36%
Companies
Ask
23%
14%
25
21%
1
41
1
Co
39%
2
140
144
White
25%
%
17%
134
20%
28%
18%
22 V4
33
10
Inc
Petroleum
1
7%
24
37
3
Roadway Express class A
7
1
1
Robblns A Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
Rochester Telephone
Ryder
1
2
12%
137
7%
18%
15%
22
5Vb
5
;
For
Rare Metals Corp of America
Chemicals
10%
187
17%
1
Products
Republic Natural Gas Co
8%
180%
1
20%
16Vb
6%
24-%
5
22
7%
11%
'
5
19 %
15%
Hanna (M A) Co class A
com_10."
Class B common
10
Corp
of
Alegre Sugar Corp
20%
1
Sulphur Corp
10c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new__2.50
Hagan Chemicals
Halle Mines Inc
Punta
9%
5
•
Gulf
Mte
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Relchhold
20
Portland
Green
24%
the Southwest
preferred
Giant
Pub Serv
15%
26%
31%
26
30%
6
10c
Inc
37 %
19% V 21%
34Vb •
37-4
12%
5
Potash Co of America
23
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19
West Point
lnc_
45%
v
Western Natural Gas Co
18%
11%
10%
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Coke Co
35
10
17
28%
Portland Gas A
Co
24 %
•
2
Portland General Electric
Co_7%
Producing Properties
22%
3j/4
Co
17%
i._0
8%
17%
15%
29%
2%
41%
7%
16%
14%
57%
Co
39 Vb
6%
16%
Co
Oil
73%
15%
27%
.
General
16%
13%
Vb
6%
54%
_1
15%
12%
69
14%
Paper.lO
Packing Co
Haskellte
10 %
*
General
Haloid
15 Va
9 %
1
Corrugated
Gas Service Co
Gen
14%
31%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
23
Corp_2
Co
25%
Co_—_6»/a
Pan American
Sulphur Co __70c
59 %
24%
North
Trust
Continental
&
56
Wayne
24%
9%
Pickering
Mineral
12%
18%
7 %
8%
Foote
11%
17%
8%
58 %
Ft
1
6%'
7%
Frito
42
1
54 Vb
2%
38
5
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
Corp
Pacific Power A Light
Services
Jet
■60%
14
17 Va
9V4
27 va
_5
Fanner Mfg Co
1
Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
10
Corp Ltd
8%
25%
•
22%
Foote Bros Gear A Mach
19%
24%
lc
Corp
•
Fluor
18%
17%
22%
24%
:
36
Federal
30%
•
Opelika Manufacturing
Corp
Ben
42%
33%
294
Trust Co
(N Y)
25
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
29%
'
32 Vb
50%
27
7
17
1
Oklahoma
23%
36%
23%
25 %
3
Old
1
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5
10
57%.
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Manufacturing Co—9
34%
100
Commercial State Bank
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Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
21
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Co
34
1
9%
York
New
Cleveland Trust Co
44%
50c
Co
5
(S D)
Western Lt A Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
Bid
(Savannah)
__10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)-25
12%
/
21%.:
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Northwestern Pub Serv Co
34%
13%
65
Bank
17%
12%
1
19%
...
7 "/a
Oil
16%
42 %
8
Gas Co
Commerce
Citizens
73%
22%
1
Co
69%
20%
Indiana Pub Serv
Northwest Production
32%
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36 %
40%
5
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla.lO
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
50c
North
25%
1
Co
Industrial
6 Vb
20 Va
Corp
Swasey
67%
13%
23%
Coal
23%
64%
40%
18%
Gas
16%
50c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—
Zapata Off-Shore
6
21%
American
20 Vb
48%
15%
8%
38
5
Corp
Nortex
North
A
Meadow
26 vb
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18%
7%
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28%
45 %
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National Shirt
Shops of Del
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
Norrls Thermador
-
i
9
7%
Camden
lo
New
5%
15%
Corp A tom_50c
B
10%
31%
27%
Washington Natural Gaa Co—10
Washington Steel Corp.;
1
A
,
Federal
Class
2%
8%
19%
I
National Gas A Oil
Corp
National Homes
9
6%
14%
24%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
24 %
9%
29%
7%
18%
2
Co
-22%
19%
Par
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co (Phlla)
27%
Co
24%
21
6%
(Newark) _25
46 vh
7%
Chemical
22%
Corp.
1
S
A
52%
Inc—
Inc
T
33%
.
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co_______5
Miss Valley
Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
North
America
Emhart Mfg Co
Fairmont
23
27%
Corp
Paso Electric
Empire State
Equity Oil Co
12
2%
Nat Gas Co
1
Eastern Industries Inc
50c
Eastern Utilities Associates__10
Electrolux
20%
10%
East Tennessee
El
20'/2
19
25%
Inc
Corp of
preference
$1
16%
Co__5
Inc
Dynamics
;
18%
2
Bradstreet
Dunham
21%
1
Sons
DuMont Broadcasting
Dun
1
ic
Laboratories
N
43
ZZl
1
America
Francisco)
Boatmen's
9%
15%
1
Productlons__2Va
9 Vb
*
171/4
_1
(San
49%
1
-
Missouri
20
1
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
(Walt)
of
'
Bankers
'31
Co—Zl6
National Alumlnate
Corp
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2'/a
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp.5
Disney
Bank
20%
17%
Delhi-Taylor
38 Vb
Class A common
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Ltd
36
Miehle-Gross-Dcxier
35%
of
of
72%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Cross
Bank
Bank
22 Vb
32 Va
10 VB
24%
24%
1
36%
9%
22 */2
Williams & Co Inc.
-2%
Wisconsin Pow A light Co
10
Wood Conversion Co
9
V;
Bank of
223 4
25
Common
6%
36%,
14
'T
McDermott (J Ray) A Co
Inc_l
Miles
37%
33%
Warren Brothers Co
Bank & Trust
6%,
r,
42%
3
com
35%
10
20%
12%
>
13%
69
_5
23%
Match
8%
166
:
19%
34%
1
39%
20%
23%
25 V h
Corp
1
Gasoline Corp
Petroleum
156
Warren
14%
"
69%
1
21%
21 %
24
1
2%
Warner
11%
38
1
35 vb
1
Industries
Tool
Valley Mould A Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
17%
5%
Time Inc
66%
Maryland Shipbldg &
Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp
3
McLean
13%
11
Transmission Corp_5
National
32%
Maremont Automo Prods
Inc
27 %
16%
1
Natural
■
,
6%
25 %
1
17%
-
34
■
McLean Trucking Co
cl A com_l
McLouth Steel
Corp
—2%
Meredith Publishing Co
5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
.5
1
.
Inc
Cutter Laboratories
16%
16 Vu
Milling & Elev Co
conv
211/4
13%
5%
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas Co
'
30%
x21
7%
12 %
A
Utah Southern Oil Co
46 Va
7%
-29%
Pipe^nesZZZZZl
Upper Peninsular Power Co
31 Vb
43 Vb
Drill
Universal
36i/8
27 Vb
1
I
Texas
5
Mallory (P R) & Co_____
15%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
$1.25
1
*
40 I/b
Gas
.1
1;
5
27%
7%
14%
5%
Mig A Sales Co_
17
Inc
24%
13%
__i
22%
5%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado
23
26%
,
15%
Corp Inc
Texas
39
35%
1%
37%
«
25
33%
11%
.1
60c preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
33%
1
Wells
Texas
37%
32%
1
.
21%
-
35%
s 36 %
United
27%
10%
Gas Pipe Line
Corp_50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt *
Pwr Co_5
32%
31%
Ask
25%
1
Tracerlab Inc
21%
30
10
Corp
Topp Industries Ino
Towmotor Corp
8
20
111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
1
'
6%
cl B
7%
2.50
non-voting
(O A)
Texas
10%
5
Co
1
Tennessee Gas Transmis Co
5
Texas Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
27%
;
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow
9%
25
com
•
37%
3
America
Steel
Co
Co
Tampax Inc
Tekoil Corp
z,
26
Co
Macmillan Co
Madison Gas & Electric
14 V
4%
:
A
Corp of
Star
Gas
Bid
Tokheim
18%
Welex
4
35
.
Button
V 33
13%
__;:1
common
Stores
17%
31
cl A„33%c
com
Common class B
Clinton Machine Co
Collins
6
37V4
63
3%
1
■6%
Corp
Co
34%
10®
Lone
•
24%
50c
Blower Co
Le Cuno Oil
Corp
Lithium
6
59%
::23%
3
Lau
10 y4
__10
25%
5
401/s
Soya Co-
Telephone Co
24 %
—Z_ZZZZl0
Fibers
23%
Utility Corp
Central
Central
8%
Gas_5
Landers Frary & Clark
28%
9?s
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Maine Power Co
-10
7%
1
Co
Glass
37%
3'/a
112'a
16
22 %
Central
Chattanooga
14%
2o%
Central 111 Elec & Gas
Co___,l0
Central Indiana Gas Co
5
11%
•
•
Keystone Portland Cem Co
L-O-F
30%
Eng Tele Co__25
Corp
2%
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp__l
Buntide Refining Co
lc
12
1
Co
8truthers
35%
common
10
Corp
11%
1
~
Co
Koehring
40
28%
Union
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
1
Stouffer Corp
._i,25
Strong Cobb A Co Inc
1
30
33
1
Utilities Co
37%
New
Common
106%
28%
5
Serv
Trans
2OV4
Stanley
102
♦
-
Co
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) A Co Inc
Co
Cedar Point Field. Trust ctfs_
Central Electric & Gas Co
Central Vt Pub
22%
13%
17%
„
1
Supply-
Public
Trans-Canada
16%
19 *
Co
Steamship
16%
J
Products
Public
42
21
1
;
Carpenter
35 %
39 %
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Ceco Steel
15 y.
■j.
33 %
Petrol Ltd—10c
Carlisle Cory
Central
8'%
14%
■
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney A Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
35%
•
16%'
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
Co_10
Kansas City
15%
Staley (A E) Mfg
Stand Fruit &
22%
Kaiser Steel Corp
$1.46 preferred
•
1
Co„10c
Standard Register
Stanley Home Products
15%
8%
7%
-
1
23%
14%
C0ZZZZ5
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co
i47/8
Southern
44%
15%
Electric
13%
Serv
Ask
Par
Southwest Gas
Producing Co
1
Southwestern States Tele Co__1
Speer Carbon Co
2%
Sprague Electric Co
2%
20%
22%
1
21%
Water
13%
1
Inc
19%
41
_•
Jack & Heintz Inc
Jefferson
5
Southern
16
5
Jamaica
11%
Pub
Southern Nevada Power Co
69%
Co—15
7%
5
Bowser
14%
Co_,
23%
Beryllium Corp
Brown &
.'66%
1
Utilities
Southern
'
Black Hills Power &
Light Co
Black, Sivall6
Botany Mills
4%
common
10%
__1
12%
4%
Investors Diver Services
Inc
12%
10
11%
Interstate Motor
Freight Sys
1
Interstate Securities Co
II5
7
6%
22
73%
19%
6%
l
10
Optical Co__10
27
69%
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
Iowa
11 1
Southeastern
Southern Calif Water Co
Southern Colorado Power
10
39%
71%
23%
1
451/8
26%
68%
17 i
32
25
Indiana Gas & Water Co
International Textbook Co
A
24%
29%
I-IZlO
37 %
18%
South Shore
1
Ideal Cement Co !
Indian Head Mills Inc
Class
Asb
1
Co
42
_1
Co
29%
Mig
Bid
Smith, Kline
Bid
2
A French Lab 33
%c
Oil A Devel Co_10o
C°rP
■
21%
Co
Iowa Electric Lt &
Pow
Iowa Public Service
10
__10
-
Gossett
-
21
33%
Co
Co
Lomb
20 V8
13%
46
,_5
Co
Mfg Co
Bausch
Bell
Gas
28 V 2
•
Power
Spring
&
13"/*
1
Avon Products Inc
Aztec Oil
31%
11%
26 Va
4
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art Metal Construction
Co__
Associated
Hycon
'
2%
A
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
'
29 y4
1
common
Missouri
class
29%
AMP
Partic preferred
Arizona Public Service Co
Co
14
1
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp
Class A common
31V*
35
American Pipe & Const Co
1
Amer Research &
Develop
1
American Window Glass
Co_12%
Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Voltage Engineering
Hoover
4
American-Marietta Co
High
38
39 %
1
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp_
Farms
5%
5
American Barge Line Co
American Box Board Co
Arden
Ask
Par
Aerovox Corp
-Air Products Inc
Friday, June
Par
\
■
Par
for
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY 1.
376
24%
47
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
48
.„
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2844)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
14
Quotations for Friday, June
25c
1.80
1.98
1.25
6.CO
6.56
1
3.74
3.99
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Trust
•
Atomic Development
8.84
9.60
1.57
1.72
Affiliated
American
American
Associated
Inc
5.57
8.98
3.67
4.01
10.58
11.50
B-4
11.87
12.90
K-2
20.45
21.95
6-1
16.51
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Boston Fund Inc_
1
Bowling Green Fund
10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
——
1
17.85
1476
General
Canada
(1954)
1
Inc
Fund
Canadian
14.39
22.66-
Growth
8.89
8.13
1
6.66
6.08
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
25.48
23.57
Century Shares Trust
1
19.26
17.81
Chemical
Fund
Inc
50c
Christiana
Securities com__100 13,700 14,300
141
136
Preferred
—~-t~-—100
11.31
10.42
Colonial Fund Inc—
1
International
Canadian
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
13.44
18%
De
shares—lc
2.97
3.27
lc
3.12
3.44
6.97
7.64
12.22
13.21
Franklin Life
11.69
12.64
General Reinsurance Corp
Mutual
12.24
Mutual
8.84
9.72
14.42
15.80
8.97
interest—1
19.75
14.26
Fund
Dreyfus
Eaton
Balanced Fund
.—1
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
19.01
National
3.08
Series
24.30
Preferred
Slock
23.55
Income
22.03
1
Corp__l
10
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc...
5.22
178.63
7.25
7.51
—20c
14.92
1
1
1
Industries Fund Inc
General Capital Corp—
General Investors Trust
Gas
17.26
X15.26
16.68
13.69
14.80
7.33
7.97
lc
lc
shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lo
Petroleum
shares
lc
Industrial Machinery
shares
-lc
RR
equipment
shares
lo
lc
lc
Tobacco shares
lc
Utilities
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
shares
stock
Railroad
shares
Bteel
Price
10c
,
12.82
14.04
li.id
1255
Scudder,
7.36
8.07
Selected
32.63
12.58
& Clark—
Stock Fund
9.51
Smith
7.66
8.40
Southwestern
7.64
838
Sovereign
8.32
8 67
State Street Investment
10.31
11.29
14.48
1
Inc-1
11.28
12.61
23%
25%
4.39
Inc
1
Fund
1
8.91
Income Fund
Investors
Bank
Fund
11.76
8.42
8.64
9.44
9.72
9.20
Shares_l
1
11.66
12.74
1
18.12
19.70
1
5.84
6.38
1
5.49
6.00
Ltd
Canada
10.28
11.25
_
Line
Fund
Inc
lc
10.56
12.99
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
Insur
4s
100.2
100.4
99.10
99.31
2.84
Nov.
June
1,
4%s
Feb.
15,
3%s
Sept.
99
100
97.22
98
96.24 r
—
97.2
95.14
95.20
99.26
95.24
95.30
100.2
94%
1972-1967
15,
100
99.28
—
1972———
95 %
99%
1971
1,
99.16
98.24
1,
3%» May
99.30
100
99.28
____
Ask
100.2
100%
99
98
-
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
1957—
99.31
100.2
99.29
IOO
99.29
1C0
99.30
100
3%s Sept. 3,
15,
Oct.
xll.28
7.25
Ask
99.31
100.1
99.31
—
100.1
99 29
99.27
14,
100
99.30
1,
——
7.92
1, 1958
15, 1959—
Oct.
l%s Feb.
l%s April 1, 1959
1%S
1959
1,
Oct.
April 1, 1960
I960—
lVbs Oct. 1, I960—
15,
98.26
99.11
1
__
99.18
1 VbS
97.20
97.6
96.16
95.20
94.18
99.19
93.16
92.8
91
99.27
89-28
—
1, 1961
lVbs Oct. 1, 1961—
3%s Feb 15, 1962—:
99.26
99.12
98.20
99.9
—
1958
April
99.30
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
3VbS May
1958
l%s
1 %s
1 VbS
99.28
99.24
of a point
Maturity—
Treasury
1957
1957
1,
Notes—
2%S Aug. 1, 1957—
2s Aug.
15, 1957
1%S Oct. 1, 1957—
12.28
1
Indebtedness & Notes
represent one or more 32nds
Indebtedness—
of
Oct.
—,
April
Vbs April 1, 1962
Ask
97.28
97.8
96.24
95.28
94.26
99.21
93.24
92.16
91.8
99 29
(,0.4
3.10
1
Federal Intermediate Credit
Mutual
1
Inc
Wellington Fund
8.78
9.60
1
Fund
1958
1958—
1, 1958—
1, 1958
1, 1959
1, 1960
1, 1960
1962
14,
May
May
99.8
100
Bid
2%s June 15,
10c
Street Investing Corp—
Investors
Bid
99.30
Stock
Towne
&
Inc
Washington
11.55
11.88
Wall
2%s
99.27
99.30
——„
Wi
1958
Special Situations
Inc
Fund
t
2%s
Treasury
'
Fund.lc
Fund—
Inc
Income
Strum
1,
Oct.
3%s May
99 29
19o8
3%s ADril 15, 1958.
10.51
lc
Van
—
1958
8,
3%s Feb.
11.23
Line
Fund
8.92
Growth
Inst Foundation
May
Certificates
12.78
10.33
Science Fund
Funds
Value
2 78
—
Maturity—
9.74
1
Continental Fund
Value Line Fund
8.16
.
:
point
1957
1957
15,
3%s Feb.
100
Figures after decimal point
4.86
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Mar.
Apr. 10,
3%«
2.55
—
1958—
10, 1958—
3%s June 24,
1
100
100
U. S. Certificates of
United
1
_1
Inc
Boston
20,
10,
4.05s
13.74
3.99
1
Fund of
100 2
IOO
99.31
100
99.2
99.28
1957—
n.94
1
Texas
Value
l%s
Mortgage Assn—
a30.44
6.94
United
29%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
99.29
—
1958
42
1009
17.93
1958
1957
Feb.
4.10s
10 47
4.44
March 17,
14.11
39%
Corp__•
9.21
17.40
2
Fire
represent one or more 32nds of a
13.35
12.22
12.88
9.56
Income Fund
36%
27 %
15.87
1
1
6.33
United
34%
1957—
3.80s Nov. 1, 1957
4 %s
March 3,
1958
___1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
United
27%
2
12.82
2.71
9.71
73%
25%
Co in the
Y
N
of
3%s
11.73
of Boston—1
Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
87%
9.88
Fund
Investment Fund
21
*
70
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Fire
3
Westchester
a36.26
9.13
Investors Inc
Investors
Fund
S
City
a25.03
Television-Electronics Fund
17.38
U
110%
99.29
1958
15.
Jan.
4%s
1
St'ein Roe & Farnham Fund
8.86
U S
99.29
...
2%s Jan.
59%
1.25
Shares
5.74
16.87
1957
4%s Sept. 20,
13.67
57%
1
•
8.68
2.16
82%
42
Stevens
Sterling
84%
& Trust
puar
Travelers
39%
160
99.31
99.29
...
1957
16,
15,
3.90s Aug. 20,
32.96
4s
Inc—1
Fund Inc
971
Title
3%s July
1957—
15,
Federal Natl
Claik
&
6.30
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Eaydock Fund Ire
Institutional
Funds
Scudder,
14.54
Standard
2%s May
6.99
Scudder Fund of Canada
4.40
-
Institutional
4%s
14.05
9.74
8.86
5
20%
28%
2 '/as
6.47
690
a24.26
H-DA
Incorporated
Incorporated
3.95s
Stock
6.29
13.28
(N Y)—8
38 %
16.26
12.95
B)
61%
19%
36
14.96
1
(Edson
48%
58 %
2.50
1
Shareholders Trust
45%
Springfield
2%s Feb.
Fund
Araer
31%
Fire & Marine—10
Accident
10
19%
10.16
Inc
Nuclear
71
29
(Texas)—10
Marine—
&
Fire
Paul
22.34
(Geo)
Stevens
66
66 %
70
19%
Security (New Haven)——10
9.31
1
&
St
22.12
Fund
Science
62%
10
20%
66%
107%
•
8.89
10c
Income
15.64
July
2.70s Oct.
Inc—
Funds
Series H-C7
Series
11.71
Puritan
11.28
6.25
Republic Insurance
Federal Home Loan Banks—
9.95
10.30
53%
19
Obligations of Government Agencies
1069
Putnam
United
Hamilton
9.78
'
9.08
14»/«
49
36%
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Fund Inc
V
12%
Reinsurance
Figures after decimal point
14.27
Gnu
Rowe)
(T
2
(N Y)
Corp
54%
Bid
1
Inc
3.57
60%
57%
%
44
x37
153
78
39%
55%
51
—10
5
10
10
Phoenix
36%
38
&
C<
Ir
Indemnity Co
Providence-Washington
33%
21.95
36
—
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
Common
Bond
20.30
..
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Railroad
18.92
3.28
Stock Fund_lo
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—
—1
10.71
Inc
Pacific
42
N Y„10
3.70s Sept.
Fund
Co
Co of N Y.10
Insurance
94 V:'
•
-v*
changed to
Name
93%
7.38
Securities
Peoples
CO CO
Peerless Insurance Co—
89
3%s
7.24
82
9.18
6.75
1
Shares
10
—
Seaboard Surety Co
10
10
10 v2
80%
6.26
8.40
Ltd
Electronics
11.96
6.61
(The)
shares
Food
5.73
—1
Chemistry
Nucleonics
(Minn)
Pachic
29%
106%
Jersey Insurance Co of
8.90
10.91
——
Equipment shares
1
Over-The-Counter
1°
Aviation shares:
*c
Building shares—
—lc
Capital Growth Fund——lc
Chemical shares
lc
Electronics &
4.49
8.19
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares—
Common
17.42
4.10
—1
Inc
16.13
16.11
Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_I
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
-lc
•Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Canada
34%
9%
76
31%
of
Co
York
of
28 %
32%
8.68
—1
Stock Series
England Fund
Capital Fund
•
New
Fidelity
Futures
New
4.69
7.94
41 %
26%
12.50
Fire Insurance
Pacific
4%
71%
North Amer„5
Jefferson. Standard Life Ins..10
6.83
4.29
1
Series
Growth
0.25
1
Series
Series
Stock
5.70
180.43
1
Series
Bond
17%
50%
38
.
U S Life Insurance
11.04
10.10
1
2
S3%
10
37%
47%
29%
18
5
Insurance
Series
Balanced
'
16
50
Home
Series—
10-b4
River
83%
%
35 %
t
11.86
10.97
1
Corp
Investors
National Security
39%
79
10
5
_L——2.50
3.33 %
York Fire
Insurance
57%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2% ,j>, 26%
Hartford Steamboiler
12%
36 %
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
33%
58%
11%
10
5
5
American
Gulf Life
20.56
of beneficial Interest
22.73
}
——.—
Stock Fund
Electronics
Great
3.75
9.79
1
Inc
—
Hanover Fire
3.45
2.81
Howard—
&
Newark
31%
Northwestern National Life
1 axli.aj
Corn
Dividend
Dividend Shares
of
38%
36'A
54%
95
3%
67%
27%
2.50
7.50
—4
F)
(S
A
Northern
»
132
54%
41%
51%
34%
103'%
Fund
Globe & Republic
Mutual Trust Shares
19.25
317
10
Philadelphia
of
Assn
Firemen's
10.78
1
305
126
91%
—
Fireman's
113%
233
Fire
Hampshire
Northeastern
83%
39%
89
Fire
109
224%
10
5
5
__
Corp class
Amsterdam Casualty
North
:v'.
155
—4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
..Federal
15.42
9.82
9.83
17.03
29%
(N J)
1.25
Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
21.35
Foundation.__1
Shares
New
Employees Group
Glens Falls
Inc
New
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Fund—
Fund
Invest
Nation
2.50
25c
E
Series
lc
3.98
74%
Income
Diversified Trustee Shares—
6.17
5.66
a44.39
4.32
Income
18%
35%
27%
2
10
Continental Assurance Co
5
Continental Casualty Co
5
Crum & Forster Inc—10
3.61
Mutual
15.02
Nationwide
Life.
General
Connecticut
3.92
of beneficial
National Union Fire
26%
145
78
Life Ins
Natl
Columbian
shares.lo
11.13
Fund
Delaware
16 %
3.66
71
1
Fund Inc—Diversified Growth Stk Funa__l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Delaware
15'/a
shares
Life
Fire
58
x33%
of Amer—_10
Ins
Life
Colonial
4.03
Units
14.87
11.53
4.41
Massachusetts
National
20%
5
Camden Fire Ins Assn (R J)
12.77
10.55
Bond Fund Inc
Life
New
11.68
lo
shares.lc
shares
Monarch
24
17%
5
Boston Insurance Co
4.00
Manhattan
7.71
7.05
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
6.06
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Mass
Investors Growtn Stock
Fund Inc
33 %C
14.53
16%
Vegh
De
6.08
16 %
Manufacturers—4
Ins Co
5
Merchants &
3
19%
Stand Life Ins Co—1
shares—lc
———lc
Petroleum
1
Beneficial
Paper
17.07
Dividend Income Fund
14.21
28%
28
(N Jf_U)
Natl Life Ins
Metal
18.85
'
13.13
Industries
General
Special Investment
Transport shares
15.71
—1
Bankers
Fire Assurance
Merchants
54
5
10
2.85
14.95
17.34
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
11.42
15
30%
6.25
Bankers & Shippers
5.96
13.75
——1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
American Surety Co—
32%
5
5
Bonding
Massachusetts
36%
13.03
5.41
10.13
—1
Inc
Fund
American Re-insurance
18.41
10.47
6Jb
2%
2.58
Electrical Equipment
9.32
1
1
-m'n .%■:
Composite Bond & Stock
Managed FundsAutomobile shares
1
16.87
30%
1
Casualty
Maryland
(Wash D C)
Amer Mercury
2
1%
27
'Newark N J) —2%
9.49
14.14
14.52
25%
6
32%
27v8
8.69
15.84,
32%
24%
Assurance Co_5
Home
11.94
29 %
24
1
Fla)
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins Co
71
208
17%
15%
Ins
Title
Ask
Bid
Par
Corp (Va»_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birmi_2
Life
Companies Inc
..1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Lincoln National Life
10
Ins—
Amer Heritage Life
American
_
12.96
Mutual Fund—*
Sayies
Loomis
Ltd
Fund
9.99
10.91
Lexington Trust Fund
.250
Lexington Venture Fund—-—
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
15.58
20.95
1
18.58
7.93
7.26
Fund Inc
Fund
Ltd
1
California
25.41
17.03
Stocks)—-1
8-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund—.,...
1
24.32
13.41
24.82
23.29
(Income Com
8-2
a9.98
22.50
23.78
—
——-
6.41
5.85
Surety
Lawyers
140%
140%
67%
200%
27
30%
10
Aetna Insurance Co——10
Aetna Life
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty„5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Casualty &
Aetna
a21.92
(Low
K-l
Inv Tr of
11.44
Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount
Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks).—1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
B-3
Blue Ridge
Bond
6.05
8.20
Axe-Houghton Fund
10.54
_
America
Keystone Custodian
Fund3—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
18.60
17.C6
1
"A" Inc__1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp 1c
Fund
Mutual
Axe-Hough ton Fund
of
Co
Investment
9.64
10.4T
1>
Investment Trust of Boscon—1
Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc-1
Johnston (The) Mutual FuncLl
Fund
Fund Inc
Business Shares
Aberdeen
5.56
Ask
Bid
Par
5.09
Fund Inc——lc
Intl
Resources
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
Companies
Insurance
Mutual Funds
13.43
14.64
Dated
Rate
Bank Debentures
Rate
5-
1-57
Bid
Due
Dated
1 Ask
1O0
1-57
99.29
12-
2-57
99.27
12-
2-57
99.29
2-58
99.28
99.31
11-
7-
1-56
10-
3.75 %
Ask
Bid
Due
1-57
99.31
.100.1
3.80%
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.70%
3-
1-57
99.30 MOO. 1
3.90%
6-
3-57
1-57
1-
99.30
7.05
7.71
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.92
12 89
3.75%
11-
1-50
8-
1363
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.32
5.75
3.75%
12-
3-56
9- 3-57
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.80%
4-
3.875%
lc
12.46
100.1
3.90%
3-58
99.31
99.30
99.28
1-57
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
2-
5-
3.875%
Fund
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.28
99.31
Recent
Bid
Bonds—
Boston
4%s_1975
4%s
1976
Industries
Capital
Airlines
Central
Maine
Power
Elec
&
Gas
1987
45us—
Edison'
Burlington
Cinn
1987
Power 4%s
Alabama
4%s_1987
4%s
1987
Security Issues
99
100%
79
83
84
New
'
Consol
1013
4
Tel
Bell
4%. 1989
Ask
102 %
98
Dollar Value
Potomac
96%
Public
101 *4
101%
101%
102 V4
Corp
-197S
3%s_
Edison
Serv
of
Dollar Value
1987
96 3 8
96%
4%s__. .1987
98%
99 %
4%s
Colo
Sheraton
,.1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1975
3%s
General Telephone 5s
Mliton
Hotels
Ilinois
Bell Telephone
Interstate
1987
1970
4%s_
Power
4!'4S-1988
5s
Laclede Gas 4%s
Lowensceln
(M)
1987
1982
Co
Mueller Brass 3%s
C<J_.
National Fuel Gas 5%&
Gas
of
Am
Transmis
4%s
.1967
88
91
5%s__ .1977
100 %
.
100%
68%
69 %
e
77%
Line
5s
_
96
97
1977
95
95%
-.1971
98%
98 %
100
78 %
24,
June 27,
July
18,
U
S
Industries 4%s.
136
99.936
107
1976
1957
94 %
95 %
92
104
1882
102%
103
Pacific
Power
6.16%
Potomac
&
Electric
pfd—50
59
100
104
pfd__50
48
61
2.44%
99.724
99.737
99.662
-
99.678
a
Net
asset
105 %
49
Stock
.
dividend,
value.
to
■
listing
Exchange
b Bid
yield price,
Ex-rights,
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
d
t New
-
on
the New York
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
Ask
99.588
99.600
99.523
99.538
99.459
99.472
99.395
99.410
99.331
99.347
99.267
99.284
99.205
1,
99.215
99.096
99.107
,—
^—
:—
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
FOOTNOTES FOR
par
k Admitted
Light—
pfd
99.797
value '
tEx-100% stock
t
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
88
99.787
'
*
1957
*No
79%
lui
99.848
'
-
99
1 p-7g
99.918
99.840
—
1957
August 8, 1957
August 15, 1957
August 22, 1957
August 29, 1957
September 5, 1957
September 12,
1957—:
September 23, 1957
August
110
Li
1975
99.941
99.913
-
140
1970
99.975
19571957
July 5, 1957
July 25,
100%
97%
June
99.973
1957
July 11, 1957
98
luO *-8
Stocks—
1931
/"I.,-!
%
& Sons—
4%s
Tenn
20,
Bid
Ask
Bid
June
92%
91
Bills
98 %
—1971
fetro
United States Treasury
98%
97%
*
1982
Ga«,5%s
4%s_-_ 1991
Telephone
Northwestern
4
Natural Gas 4!eS—1982
Columbia
York
9/ %
97 "4
96
N Y State Elec & Gas 4%s_ 1987
,
107%
78
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
9814
100.1
Volume 185
Number 5647
.
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
>
OF
Bank
;
with
clearings this week show
a
year
based upon
the
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the
June
decrease compared
a
ago.
week ended
Complete and exact details for the
foregoing will appear in our issue
preliminary totals stand
against $22,727,998,329 for the
this center there is
at
Saturdays
in
1956.
statement, however,. whidh
At
"CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
„2_;rL—.
City
Louis .1;
St.
1956
705,230,844
Kansas
San
'
->.■
346.000,000
Francisco
646,986,000
Li.
492,366,862
Cleveland
580,779.144
Baltimore
1st
1.3
368,301,437
Cleveland
5th
7.0
Philadelphia
4th
3.2
Richmond
6th
6.8
Atlanta
cities
Other
five
cities,
days———,
five
days
Total all cities, live
All
cities,
Total
_2
days-
cities
—
9th
4.0
4,495,949,325
-+
2.3
:
1956
—
Kansas
11th
City—i
11,303,147,995
1.3
—
1,278,177,302
14.2
723,548,884
722,622,763
/
1,118,950,893
1
+•
0.1
? +
5.3
t i
1,062,824,847
;
:1,418,532.214
:
iV
636,374,620
652,737,098
525,873,333
565,650,012
*«
.'?•
for
Week—
899,189,867
$22,076,509,127 $22,727,998,329
—
f''-
6.6
—
2.9
'
Total
"—
.* v.
Outside
Our usual monthly detailed statement of
transactions
in the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The re¬
sults for May and the five months: of
1957 and 1956 follow:
New
A
1,023,752,742
59-1,786.367
1,006,529,457,
'
+
7.6
+
0.3
+
V1(;,1,137,735,197
'.,.,,,567,466,242
599,978,492,
4.3
+
<7-4
'
500,536,071
•
886,963^4®
.
.
1,243,667,037
!
2.5
..
I',
,
474,536,739
.
h
' '■
V
tv
.
600.686,440
,
' '■*
•.
576,031,726
466,414,604
*t
464.992,521
•
1,208,934,075
cities
-x-109
—
.
12.8
1,125.531,013
•C
,
.
^
839,672,534
9.562,476,317
1,082,971,647
1,108,252,973
640,846.281
<4
,,
:
»'
$
697,490,203
■:
1,154,155,391
5.7
1,599,772,117
6
1954;.
..:
704.816,909,,
9,488.554,863
1,302.058,444
.If
10
—
'
;
9
—
Francisco
f
<1
7
Dallas
San
..;;
.
$
,
6.1
1,375,961,742
3
■
fi
4
—
1955
1.096,426,040
10
...
761.345,807
11,156,358,200
'
.
G
6
—.
vVa'-.
Dec. Vo
1
"
7
—
'-Tt1 tc'-
Inc. or
$
807.693,251
11
—„
■
——
"
BARK CLEARINGS
-
17
Louis
12th
—' 2.7
$21,236,836,593 $21,823,808,462
,
—
—j__
and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
of 7.4%.
"
•
._
Minneapolis!
10th
4,598,362,670
day
one
all
$16,638,473,923 $17,332,859,137
cities
10
——
Chicago
8th St.
Ten
L
York
7th
12
i._—_.
New
3rd
—10.7
+
trict
"
1957
Boston •!*•.
2nd
—10.5
+
District of 0.3%
5
+ 11.2
+
an increase of 12.8%, and the Minneapolis Re¬
District of 7.6%, but the St. Louis Reserve, District
registers a decrease of 2.5%. In the Kansas City Reserve
District there is a gain of 4.3%, in the Dallas ReseTve
W;
Federal Reserve Districts
+ 10.5
—24.5
460,168,070
573,607,294
r
393,301,322
5.3
—
SUMMARY OF
The Chicago Reserve District
serve
week in 1956.
same
improvement of 5,7%, in'the
and in the Atlanta
an
Reserve District of 0.1%
records
increase of
an
Week Ended June 8—
634,007,623
414,977,602
386,800,000
626,660,230
..
370.481,122
Pittsburgh 1
ter
$11,024,886,694 $11,635,257,266
1,238,441,935
1,121,079.615
840,000,000
1,112.000,000
Chicago
__L_.
Philadelphia
Boston
Richmond
Reserve District of 5.3%;.
$21,193,875,Outside of this city there
3.2%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a loss of 1.6%. We group the cities
063 in the
was
'
1957
District the totals show
0.8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,356,770,878 against
5.3%., Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
Week Ended June 15"":'" "
New
York
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District (including this city); the totals
are
smaller by 1.3% and in-the Philadelphia Reserve
District by 14.2%, but in the Boston Reserve .'District
the totals are larger by 6.1%. * In the Cleveland Reserve
we present further below we
are able to give the final
and complete results for the week
previous—the week
ended June 8. For that week there
was an increase of
last
loss for the week ended
Friday of
a
by
We
last day of the week in all cases has to be
estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
$22,076,509,127
week
same
covered
of next week.
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
of
of the United States
from which it is possible to
obtain weekly clearings will
be 2.9% below those for
the
year.;. Our
week
CLEARINGS
cannot furnish them
15, clearings from all cities
corresponding week
BANK
the
us,
4£
(2845)
-V
v
21,356,770,878
555,495,543,
545,740,454
441,578,785
431,294,582
1,040,264,267
i-;r ...946,643,264
*:
"'i ' ;v►
n'
21,193,875,063
'■'ft
+
0.8
10,290,863,311
,W.+
3.2
17,954,857134^
:
18,484,676,069. )
'
York
City
—
.10,624,454,645
_
,
:
9,369,275,107
J J:
•
8,821.500,085
,
•
We also furnish
*
Description—
>>
Ktwks—•
;
Month of May
V "
.
J957
Number-of shares—
Bonds—
Foreign
U.
S.
'
1956
261,296,574
4,000
55,000
71,000
0.6%
in
and
the
Boston
District
Reserve
———Number of Shares————
1957
1956
1955
48,160,955
______
47,197,100
74,645,958
37,575,141
46,400,622
March
35,651,568
60,362,702
of
15.7%.
Cleveland
the
In
Federal Reserve Districts
153,960,424
202,325,727
Quarter
April
New
14
month
of
5th
60,815,145
9th
04
10th
11th
Dallas
12th
San
53,787,684
43,867,215
45,427,055
6,876)139,901
—.
"
3,401,169,518
"
5,764.887,337
31
the
Minneapolis Reserve
an
increase
of
4.7%, in
th^. Dallas
and in the San Francisco Re¬
clearings for leading cities for the
four
months
ended
May 31
lf£v"
>'
Outside
;
+
1955
$
:
4.2
.
.■;...
.
0.6
—15.7
+
7.7
•'2,931.179,636
5,306,071,251
+
8.6
+
4.2
»
5,768,632,109
J 3,156,945,464
,
6.2
—
4,049,418,338
'
10,154,062,225
3,019.185,582
3,019,883,970
"
*«
2,648,449,781
3,867,745,880
"
4,505,677,964
4,246,154,954
+
6.1
19
"
6,055,166,678
5,642,275,314
+
7.3
5,199,351,998
106,859,292,112
104,759,145,095
+
2.0
93,373,093,417
.
57,736,416,714
.
55,874,837,689
+
3.3
51,274,064,648
"
179
—179 cities
,
Yorjk City
2,926,049,844
43,950,530,122
4,712,921,257
' ;4,802,918,648
2,601,35i;763
4,765,950,692 "
10,584,075,491
11
—...
v(;$
•
;
+
a*.
v
u
6,472,092,972
1954
.
•:•>..
3,284.237,997
43,855;il8,848
5,289,613,939
-
14
.
Francisco
New
50,796,886,216
6,111,696,731
>
.
%
+•
16
Minneapolis
Kansas City—
in
Inc. or
"
41,912,744
the
and
7
Louis
44,132,^33
110,
5,155.051,277
16
Chicago
St.
CD
> 3,710,795,234
51,116,006,774
"
8
Atlanta
"
'«
Richmond
8th
33,294,760
54,106,201
May and
register
District of 7.3%.
t-4
3,8G5,735,829
15
Cleveland
6th
1954
53,229,949
of bank
course
totals
1957
cities
17
Philadelphia
4th
Total
The
the
Reserve
11
York
3rd
,
52,558,561
__
2nd
—
43,309,665
May
of
Dec.
1st Boston
33,274,561
66,864,624
121,387,664
1st
gain of 4.2%
Month of May—
7th
'
February
—
a
215,000
■
$917834,000 $424,221,350 $466,522,906
decline
a
.
January
credit
District, of 8.1%, but the St. Louis Reserve District suf¬
a loss of 0.1%.
In the Kansas City Reserve* District
fers
serve
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first four months of
1954 to 1957 is indicated in the
following:
—•——
its
District
Reserve District of 6.1%
-
T
Reserve
record
23,307,000
•
1,000
$37,536,50b
of
are larger by 6.2%, in the Richmond
by 7.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 8.6%;
The Chicago Reserve District has to
of
4.2%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
101,000
4,676,50019,418,050
4,227,000
Government—'
month
ment
$87,153,500 $404,677,300 $442,899,900
3,000
,
Total bonds
1957
222,255,890
'
$83,305,500
government
'
'
53,229,949
'">•>>.">•
Railroad & misc.—
International Bank.
r——Five Months
3956
•
52,558,561
District the totals
today, a summary of the clearings for
May.; For that month there was an in¬
crease for the entire
body of clearing houses of 2.0%,
the 1957 aggregate of clearings having been
$106,859,292,112 and the. 1956 aggregate $104,759,145,095. < In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an improve¬
the
^
•
"
9,614.089,773
0.1
2,449,452,962
3,692,827,802
:
!"
8.1
+
'
2,297,545,462 ''
3,541,622,163 ' V
4,005,492,499
'•
4.7
+
2,820,258,301 '
'
7,967,733,827
2,478,149,712
2,016,118,186
3,106,965,791
3,323,428,141
4,277,787,834
86,213,373,461
'•
43,778,180,113
each of the last four
years is shown below:
BANK
CLEARINGS FOR LEADING CITIES IN MAY
000,000
New
Month of May
York
49,122
We
Jan. 1 to May 31
3,147
3,034
Fran._
2,983
2,789
2,563
Cleveland-
2.648
2,460
2,125
1,776
Dallas
2,019
1,887
1,846
1.521
Pittsburgh.
2,193
2,026
1,829
1,507
Philadelphia
4.799
5,764
Chicago
5,117
4,867
Detroit
3.378
3,254
Boston
San
Kansas City
St. Louis—
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the five months for four
years:
48,884 42,099
42,435 243,410 230,423 220,824 217.060
4,992
4,451
26,394
26,546
24,701
23,176
4,663
3,927
24,414
23,469
21,494
19,615
2.455
3,123
16,588
16,038
14,643
32,872
2,697
2,405
15,012
14,418
13,336
12,391
_
2.052
14,376
1957
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
2nd
Boston
New
1,
Inc.
14
"
15
;
cities
11
:
York
"
18,473,487,469
17,596, 556,678
253,097,570,777
28.113,955,390
33,059,957,620
239,641, 257,433
5.0
16,187, 896,050
15,033,834, 594
+
5.6
229,424, 874,358
225.000,011, 895
0.4
26,219, 768,708
24,541,349, 876
+
5.8
27,237, 249,418
25,279,615, 24^
+
5.7
14,152 325,086
12,956,333, 691
8.6
23,419, 131,789
+
3.7
44,723 948,102
20,919,276, 370
40,370,357, 599
+
12,718
11,944
10,189
4th
Cleveland
9,910
9,403
8,795
7,899
5th
31,251 139,682
Richmond
8
"
9,747
8,384
16.198,669,407
7,849
6th
15,322 308,265
Atlanta
16
"
26,183, 822,343
+
31
"
28,423,871,593
50,766,641,218
48,972, 536,794
7
"
9,321
Philadelphia
1,722
1,685
1,634
1,416
8,674
8,385
8,116
7,436
7th
1.592
Chicago
1,504
1,325
9,791
7,938
7,410
7,018
8th
St.
1,745
1,605
1,490
Minneapolis
Louis
1,216
8,366
7.831
7,160
6.753
9th
1,872
1,762
1,603
1,349
8,988
8,639
7,637
6,777
10th
Atlanta
1,748
1,639
1,542
1,323
8,350
8,031
7,436
6,657
11th
Dallas
Baltimore
1,667
1,579
1,434
1,297
7,976
7,559
6,866
6,314
12th
San
Cincinnati-
1,244
1,220
1,125
949
6,184
5,968
5.424
884
806
768
653
4,226
4,006
3,726
Louisville
3,465
820
837
790
649
4,124
4,161
3,855
3,528
953
905
816
679
4,671
4,203
3,870
3,574
796
3,776,
28,240. 373,092
—
15,019 268,750
12,004, 405,516
13,962, 875,981
"
15,140,992,229
12,775,255,402
0.8
16
+
6.4
11,057, 990,137
14
"
19,133,048,233
18,191 383,913
+
5.2
17,381, 974,956
11
"
+
4.7
19,152 270,990
"
21,931,291,973
29,167,505,909
20,938, 259,032
19
27,456, 592,515
+
6.2
25,349, 026,313
"526,282,247,220
500,817,904,013
.+
5.1
468,269,331,888
442,939,470,647
282,871,649,845
270,394,893,395
+
4.6
247,444,697,797
225,879,310,450
13,113,937, 909
10,374,859, 720 fc*
5,170
Richmond—
New
"
17
;
Five Months
+
10.419
3rd
1954
$
r/o
Five Months
12,543
11,004
1955
or
Dec.
Five Months
13,769
1,599
Minneapolis
1956
$
Five Months
■
3,351
Houston
-
Orl'ns
Seattle
912
822
4,290
3,963
682
5,512
4,835
4,072
825
709
665
4,005
3,870
3,612
843
706
589
4,631
4,170
3,605
Birmingham
Omaha
627
643
645
3,229
3,157
3,157
)
;
y_.
____
,
Francisco.
New
179
York
City.
...
cities
.
3.341
16,222,814, 438
17,025,125, 728
22,101,953, 584
3,136
670
"
City
Total
Outside
3.208
984
J
•1,072
Portland
Denver
661
797
827
Jacksonville
Kansas
936
..
3,553
848
794
733
567
4,097
3,730
3,380
627
585
561
488
3,061
2,905
2,700
2,537
564
554
493
475
2,755
2,542
2,427
Buffalo
627
609
548
463
2,863
3,060
2,912
2,700
2,449
619
558
535
478
2.877
2,716
2.604
1957 and 1956:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
2,978
Paul
Memphis
The following compilation covers the clearings
by months since January 1,
2,319
St.
___
—
Washington
-Clearings, Total All1957
Months—
January
644
562
487
2,918
2,868
2,540
2,405
517
485
409
2,771
2,613
2,357
2,235
March
Tonicities
98,569
96,909
86,211
80,094 487,905 462,972
433,462
411,818
Other cities
8,290
7,850
7,162
34,807
31,121
Total All—106,859 104,759
93,373
Out.
N.Y.C.
We
37,845
add
our
detailed statement
Inc. or
Dec. io
$
56,545,239,056
7.7
89.729,386,396
+
5.5
60,912,113,352
51,112,370,009
103,360,095.027
+
3.7
55,909,469,276
54,193,547,974
+
3 J)
'*
Total. 1st Quarter-.
+
1.9
50,179,774,986
314,186,117,244
"297,424,056,336
+
5.6
167,933.952,637
160,918,562,016
+
4.4
April
105.236.837,864
6.7
57,201,280,494
53,601,493,690
+
6.7
106,859,292,112
98,634,702,582
104,759,145,095
+
May
+
2.0
57,736,416,714
55,874,837,689
+
33
~526,282,247^220
"500,817,904,013
+
5.1
282,871,649,845
270,394,893,395
+
4.6
-
,
57,736 55,874 51,274 42,778 282,871 270,394 247,444 225,879
now
7.7
94,684,493,052
February
492
38.377
+
104,334.574,913
1956
$
107,178,369,182
667
Nashville—
6,119
1957
or
Dec. */o
$
112,323,055,010
....
Milwaukee-
86,213 526,282 500,817 468,269 442,939
-Clearings Outside New YorkTnc.
1956
.
$
Total
5
months—
showing the figures for each city for the month of May and since Jan. 1 for two
years
and for the week ended June 8 for four years.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-Month of May-
Clearings
at—
1957
34,917,661
3,147,354,816
3,034.493,105
14,820,658
15,419,530
7,775,759
7,181,657
6,665,565
—
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
12.381,727
9,202,554
Portland
River
Holyoke
I Lowell
New
'
"
._
Bedford
16,497,431
or
Dec. %
1957
1956
$
$
Week Ended June 8Inc.
1957
or
Dec. %
59,919,332
57,780,141
+
3.7
2,892,402
3,161,576
3.1
154,344.213
150,167,051
+
2.8
5.404,110
7,798,651
+
3.7
+
4.1
655,918,052
619.791.679
—
1.7
3,565,949
3,344.486
1,466,203
1.623.276
—
15,012,722.186
14,418.411,123
3.9
75.113,072
76.378.840
+ 18.3
.
$
41.521.536
36,453,704
7.7
34,243,536
32,054,465
+
6.8
+
2.7
78.757,604
74,696,611
+
5.4
0.4
320,681,451
309.507,386
+
3.6
'+
5.8
584.985,373
580,878,965
+
6.6
3,339,202
3,694,922
9.7
^405.219
8.5
5,933,919
+ 13.9
+
2,900,572
—30.7
2,758,883
6,316.650
—
—
—
—
3,999,890
3.909.102
+
15,758.493
+
1.2
ir868~989
3,889,239
2.3
15,944,679
'
-
3,464,561
13,417.561
12,097,769
54,548,679
48,803,594
+ 11.8
258,743,463
228,236.537
+ 13.4
+
29.2
9,447,998
8,220,901
190.103,818
+
6.1
965,631,305
869,681,847
+ 11.0
43,450.361
38,441.679
+
13.0
32,793,656
37,286,089
101,160,965
+
5.6
532,901,984
502,978,668
+
5.9
26,205,952
24,013,738
+
9.1
18,896,840
15,603,611
+
2.0
+
5.4
29,763,100
28,988.300
151,296,600
Island—Providence
134.552.300
12,626,681
11.551,982
—_
3,865,735.829
3,710,795,234
10,478.312
13,536,632
2.7
134.564,100
131,927,200
+12.4
742,912.900
652.531,700
+13.9
9.3
32~173,200
61,430,787
55,751.405
+10.2
3,135,821
+
+
.
-
+
4.2
18,473,437.469
17,596,556,678
+
5.0
—
—
}
(14 cities)-
1954
$
•
106,787,335
Hampshire—ManchesterTotal
Dec. %
$
1.6
+
1955
Inc. or
1956
$
201,608,287
Haven
Waterburi'
New
67,911.476
'
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
16.069,452
67,615,894
Springfield
Worcester
New
Inc.
$
12,585,843
33,846,294
Maine—Bangor
-Jan. 1 to May 31
1956
$
*
807,693,251
30,516.100
2,508,715
+ 25.0
'
2,402,585 '
.
761,345,807
+
6.1
22,918^500
25.163.700,
2,621,412
M.-t
704,816.909 ».*T
1
697,490,203
The
Jan. 1 to May 31-
-Month of May
1957
1956
$
$
Clearings at—
if
Second Federal
New
Reserve
District-
627,080,461
12,852,322
15,037,222
49,122,875,398
48,884,307,406
174,101,879
107,298,299
Binghamton
—
""—
Jamestown
New
2.0
61,518,294
70,339,515
243,410,597,375
885,251,463
67,482,911
—
0.5
+
2.3
+
10.4
22,932,915
119,904,684
328,965,153
+
7.3
382,808,665
——*
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
362,026,693
+
Jersey
50,796,886,216
51,116,006,774
Pennsylvania—Altoona—
"
Bethlehem
———
—
Chester
Harrisburg
Lancaster
—•—
—
Lebanon
18,585,861
32,066,780
Reading——
Scranton
—
16,431,903
WUkes-Barre
31,425,855
3,194,841
York
Du Bois
———
Hazelton
5,901,857
+—
74,275,605
Delaware—Wilmington—
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
84,327,450
(15 cities)
6,111,696,731
5,155,051,277
:
Fourth Federal Reserve
Mansfield
13,939,670
8,126,459
52,271,167
Youngstown
64,912,472
43,712,338
167,850,245
41,567,402
163,905,982
4,278,878
3,522,000
4,303,956
3,211,862
53.877,369
1,244,838,848
2,648,821,134
266,225,300
,
Cincinnati
Cleveland
-
—
Columbus
—
Hamilton
Lorain
Newark
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver
County
Qreensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie
2,193,780,488
38,342,965
I—
H
OH City
I: "I
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
—
West
__
44,017,987
,38,530,953
24,892,165
+ 1+2
34.392.349
1.9
20.275.733
106.944,960
+ 10.5
+
1.0
26,972^097
31,575^84
—14.6
24.959,723
3.8
b6,428,420
3.2
73,128.750
63.240.103
1 3
9,488,554.803
9,562,470,31?
4.5
78,767,326
1,760,104,272
J73.949,083
76,418,416
239,641,257,433
+
5.6
11,156,358,200
11,303,147,995
1,814,900.035
253,097,570,777
39,485,536
45,019,192
184,264,512
+ 5.6
—16,7
42
5.2
—
—
"
1.844.992
2.001.493
1.699.071
1,721.08a
15.6
1.809.411
1.608.734
5,246.739
4.3Ta.47G
1,026.000,000
2,568,907
40, 025.538
.
,
2,222,191
+
-
4,914,968
4,407,512
97 ,004.961
......
I-V
9.1
—
'
'V;-;r-1
30 ,436,309
26,546,,000,000
1,013,000.000
1,206,000.000
—16.0
1,093.000.000
90 ,825,967
4.327,103
3,741.541
+ 15.7
3.984.099
85,711,248
152,,660.140
7,224,082
6,137,284
+ 17.7
7.342.244
3,754.028
+
15.7
3.683.118
3.260.686
9.0
7.423.754
8.053.314
152,782,922
—
5.9
85,663,051
79,,449.843
4,343,874
150,814,999
11,968,047
156,,043,449
7,337,486
1.3
54.6
>
8,060,402
—
—11.6
28,496,416
30, 532,126
386,,578,749
19,383.793
15.5
14.990.240
354,,066,131
29,294,402
21,977,660
13.131,723
3.6
+ 33.3
+
374,188,403
387.455,546
+
5.3
16,778.821
+
4.9
9.3
+
6,184,275,697
12.718,887,261
1,209,539,500
80,144,951
0.7
12,324,534
10,563,102
3.G
279.860,390
275,762.630 V
236,855.662
215.82h.707
0.5
545,304.931
504,618,455++
424.223,789
403.671.416
5.2
55,553,200
52,625,400
46.267,700
46.557,900
+ 12.2
76,137,982
11,655,920
14.387,380
10.738 940
8.615.269
4.6
15,165,371
13,610,513
A3.Bo4.081
9,783.250
''
+
+
5.3
+
36,603,001
1.2
40,058,146
266,705,905
237,705.846
9.6
303,881,923
290,607,958
5.2
213,892,610
198,487,020
0.6
785,081,874
21,965,381
775,493,890
21,76+238
+
0.9
9.7
15,170,177
14,524.026
+
4.4
10,419.907,622
185,021,128
9,747,607,063
183,977,549
+
6.9
120,104.534
+
+
2.4
+
+
8.3
3.3
+
.+
-
7.8
'•f
•—■—1——
,
1.2
+
.v.;-;-..
r
'
+
C.2
5,7
329.822.706
365,739.699
+
429.334,287
456,097,396
1,108,252 973
0.6
7.8
1
4.4
129,477,381
129,597,537
+
7.2
100,211,568
90,778,696
+ 10.4
+
6.2
33,059,957,620
31,251,139,682
5.8
_
11,719,379
9.4
13.2
+
>
9.475.494
+
5,968,964,113
11,944.036,295
1,149,406,300
6.6
—■
+
—
258,007,048
7.7
+
256,138,959
2.0
+
14.364,742 '
1,082,971,647
1,154,155,391
—14.2
1,278,177,302
1,096,426,040
0.4
—
28,240,373,092
28,113,955,390
—15.7
12.52e.228
'
—
136,934,123
5.4
—
0.
-
*
+
5.9
96.595,218
•
—
mm.
1,302 ,058,444
1,375,961,742
+ 454,277,000
4,006,390,077
4,226,304,392
9.6
+
^
1,023,752,742^
+01+924.
4.336,273
7.1
4.875,162
4.890,671
9.1
90,225,737
495,658,422
26.948,977
22,071,857
19.862.000
182.363,743
169,677,951
+
35,561,667
—15.7
166,309,918
169.656,695
+ 14.9
328.541,901
296,894,360
7,976,848,485
7,559.594,887
6,170,173
+
7.1
31.279,423
558,994,696
+
10.8
2,877,131,648
17.626.000
155.066.308 :
+ 10.7
5.6
194,934.592
m
58,622,930
1,579,307,475
•
3,156,945,464
117,700,792
517,651,526
139,880,765
492,391,756
—
1,748,500,000
31,673,954
L
1,639,300,000
26,259,142
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
+
7.7
+
.
+
3.5.
28,593,468
15,322,308,265
16,198,669,407
345,703,811
362,799,232
5,781.606
286.417.350
143,478,301
143-211527
0.2
130.789,311
128 883.170
0.1
640.846.281, $
597,786,36^
4.7
—
+
9.4
5.9
7.389.843
308,760.863
7,285,733.
7,606.041
2,716,676,041
:
27,406,998
29,000,348
1,072,444,072
+ 18.8
644,875,728
';V;>
5.7
+
722,622,763
723,548,884
2,771,833,919
6.7
8,350,300,000
8,631,300,000
*
30,285,495
7
936,371,908
105.270.995
+14.6
95,728.740
92.218.329
•+
4.0
348.300,000
329.000.000
+
5.9
310.880.000
3C0.200.000
>•
••.•
3.1
6,440,794
7,703.631
0.701.056
149,640,850
145,100,403
127,839,840
133,009,508
5.2
138,865,713
140,587,035
1.2
6,169,269
6,523,931
+ 14.5
4,835,63+539
+
14.0
212,926,858
191,879,751
+ 18.2
5,512,364,147
457,368,401
399,805,510
+
+
11.0
196,487,615
192^660^563
+: 10.3
14,986,618
15,125,781
77,985,992
843,434,776
+
16.7
4,631,323,055
62,929,847
+
6.9
327,692.278
"
—
297,000,355
„
4,170,904,978
"
'
28,042,825
+
7.1
142,363,804
4
131,405,819
+
29,113,000
5.3
149,630,000
'
139,181,000
+
49,879,190
+
11.2
285,553,914
277,418,704
+
+
0.9
47,645,664
14,826,344
43,543,115
+
+
7..G
3,163,987
Orleans
2,655,716
905,216,351
5,76+887,337
Total (16 cities)—
—.
0.515.500
..6.630.870
-
+ 11.0
190,305,09+
~+~2~0
190.130.152
0.9
12,6*6,882
_
'
164.890,430
1135.5~9i.648
'
:
—
.3
9.024,133
•
9.4
13,780,180
8
2.9
9,036,427
.
■.
7.5
953,760,923
Vicksburg
'
5.4
—
8.3
+
9,113,563
*
_
-
4.3
—
30,667,000
55,490,961
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
.
14.4
67,290,796
30,029,283
Montgomery
—13.8
7,471,053
4.6
92,163,871
Mobile
26.564,010
120.684,178
+
-
.
4.4
+
—
—
984,555,204
Alabama—Birmingham
22.340.692
2+937.905
6.1
+
2,613.550,934
+
30,048.015
6.1
—
6.1
607.601.310
4.9
—
*
27,502,060
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
-
6.077.033
mta—
Sixth Federal Reserve District-
Columbus
2.949,654
;
7,,375.861
+ 13.9
3,401,169,518
Tennessee—Knoxvllle——,
Louisiana—New
+ 12.8
-
6,606,406
619,355,085
Total (8 cities
Jackson
—
—12.9
,969.079
19,795,575
806,272,948
61.425.530
2,718,478
2.6
+
21.411.309
1,871,929
+
—
> —
2,306.539
'
19.7
+
17,342,439
.
"
188,,509.836
-
97,585,671
32,43+595
26,394.000,000
6.5
.
29.769.315
2,112,222
37 ,895,103
44,085,252
8.7
'
+
V
:
\
''I:\r"
■■' ■;
...
'
1,667,812,658
!
_
District of Columbia—Washington
Meridian
+
75,854,650
3.1
+
9,133.357,253
25,372,201
+
9.3
2.366.787
9,115,400,962
10,732,316.233
+
+
2,782,470
1.6
5.6
575,057,826
5.2
2,274,189
0.1
—
5.6
1,542,826,886
'
3,277,822
+ 14.4
580,781,507
K;'
1.7
106,011.648
113.160,314
+
1,611,519,953
V"
4.684.957
<a>
,
3.2
+
92,220,000
29,986,367
67,365,668
—
:
Frederick
_
+
481,795,978
20,963,916
.
Columbia
Maryland—B altimore
—
120.586,667
34,748,303
1 '•
*
838,368,966
105,043,666
884,035,752
South Carolina—Charleston
-
6,472,092,972
3,224.481
3,333,062
1.6
—
IS
District—Richmond-
Fifth Federal Reserve
west Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Nashville
27,711,126
24,316,129
19,306,955
6,876,139,901
Total (17 cities)
Richmond
2,026,692,835
37,134,592
27,702,498
23,245,729
20,692,341
-
IIII
___
3,331,222
1.4
0.6
1954
8
230,423,010,618
District—Cleveland—
t 56,649,922
1,220,969,438
2,460,338.145
243,607,300
14,924,055
8,032,757
60,210,300
59,210,216
Ohio—Canton
'
20,111,180
5,852,834
5,764,000,000
19,878,053
31,265,574
17,455,261
31,835,286
2,066,103
6,677,340
70,538,342
81,364,069
4,799,000,000
Philadelphia
■
7,775,439
8,345,107
8,409,089
36,123,054
7,371,667
9,124,969
9,137,328
38,135,687
19,066,330
7,005,144
4.2
+
+
1955
"
126,190,522
+
5.7
Monday, June 17, 1957
10,903,011,752
551,109,564
118,153,979
'
District—!Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
5.4
+
.
or
—
—
-
Total (11 cities)
5.1
v*
"
(a)
'
64,997,505
2.3
—
.
+ 90-1
20,116,410
38,242,069
+
.
Dec. %
130,218,833
3.171,149
fa)
2,912,332,260
3,060,500,020
$
7.4
+
(a)
1-3.0
Inc.
1956
$
Dec. /c
868,335,251
(a)
+
178,162,867
118,480,126
24,605,259
121,564,969
Rochester
Northern New
13,112,665
15,390,772
1957
Inc. or
$
932,899,072
+ 11.7
334,087,030
York
Syracuse
Dec.
1956
$
(a)
609,116,155
Buffalo
'
159,729,595
178,452,455
(a)
Elmlra
1957
;
Inc. or
-New York—
York—Albany
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5,306,071,251
+ 19.1
; +
5.4
4,671,747,936
+
8.6
.
28,423,871,593
"
4,203,395.953
•
+ 11.1
.2—:
,
i
732.142
187,285,514
v
613,899
680.331"
161.916,16-5
187.647,827
i.
26,183,822,343
-
528.961
148.353.331
m
8.6
1,118,950,893
1,062,824,847
+
5.3
1,006,529,457
886,963540
+16.9
*3,000,000
2,847.977
+
5.3
2,264,178
2,507,096
21,975,328
19,810,865
+10.9
16,921.428
15,5757091
—19.5
10,493.994
57573,573
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago14,362,265
39,620,516
Grand
48,392,022
Lansing
Muskegon
—
18,572,892
12,265,960
69,290,982
59,262,564
3.8
16,588,348,000
2.7
210,228,329
16,038,423,000
211,555,130
1.1
427,532,917
420,650,221
+
1.6
5.3
84,361,053
83,632,448
+
0.9
+
+
—
Bend
45,849,397
42,477,907
17,273,643
17,667,226
38,258,063
Sheboygan
6,758,665
10,468,462
Oshkosh
644,487,071
6,741,344
Milwaukee
37,607,313
667,082,467
Wisconsin—Madison, j
11,072,822
Water t-own
1,795,400
1,830,835
Manitowoc
6,043,880
3,516,153
Iowa—Cedar
32,958,330
205,489,053
32,113,525
217,693,447
64,717,310
61,980,932
Rapids
Des Moines
.'
City
3,662,165
8,081,595
5,117,656,170
28,373,551
Chicago
Decatur
14,673,392
7,968,922
BlOOmlngton
3,200,069
13,257,270
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
4,867,552,069
26,925,659
12,138,398
12,248,074
11,977,146
+
2.3
10.479,518
9,28^479
75,102.000
+
7.1
71.666,000
65.092.000
4.9
59,523,641
59,885,151
0.7
265,018,548
252,532,354
+
4.9
+ 10.3
555,781,653
+
7.5-
1,791,739,919
517,126,654
+716,604,405
218,439,959
207,659,005
+
5.2
11,456,959
9,551,421
+ 19.9
9.495.14C
8,707,466
7.9
2.2
85,842,616
85,251,830
+
0.7
4,312,242
4,872,873
—11.5
3,939.569
3,746,405
2.4
134,620^22
121,994,080
0.4
114.354.591
95,6477479
+
—
Haute
9,774.923
216,551,755
11,697,693
Terre
4.2
+
225,742,788
95,380,906
54,787,701
369,221,618
0.6
3.0
107,911,161
374,568,009
——
3.4
+
—
+
+ 13.9
54,390,892
-
South
Sioux
+ 18.8
—
119,003,485
Bay City,
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary —.—2
Indianapolis
16,697,597
42,485,030
19,130,851
Rapids
Jackson
85,209,107
15,819,980
Flint
3,254,600,000
40,737,989
86,154,195
Detroit
13,203,146
3,378.362,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
+
+
—
1.4
96,198,794
0.9
—
0.6
—
4.4
+
80~459.000
■
+
1.7
198,161,522
193,458,377
+
+
3.5
2,919,669,665
2,868.852,735
+
1.8
0.3
35,029,407
33,655,930
+
4.1
5.5
57,729,922
57,311,204
+
0.7
+
3.3
—
—
—
1.9
9.086,764
9,333,341
+
+ 34.5
+ 71.9
23,412,492
17,408,707
2.6
149.380,915
142,987,412
+
+5
7,975.745
6.752,565
5.952,003
5.390 155
5.6
978,352,179
973,876,923
+
0.5
46,413.439
46,598,132
44,135.889
39.328.780
4.4
307,621,854
304,566,449
+
1.0
15,600,712
15,505,902
15.500.675
15,853.446
+
—
+
+ 14.4
17,754,969
17,471,784
9.7
64,202,879
62,731.886
1.4
35,667,082
36,766,638
+
5.1
24,414,985,904
+
5.4
144,896,219
23,469,542,151
140,631,672
—
—
1.6
+
.
2,3
+
.3.0
1,805,911
4.0
1,204,177,780
3.0
6,586,510
1.959.381
Peoria
71,647,168
67,910,827
+
5.5
342,503,610
324,296,012
+
5.6
16,942,504
Rockford
51,283,273
43,742,746
+
17.2
235,500,562
212,928,177
+
10.6
15,316,481
Springfield
Sterling
28,172,065
3,307,383
26,487,647
6.4
138,947,157
127,837,682
+
8.7
3,158,391
+
4.7
16,210,228
13,792,920
10,584,075,491
10,154,062,225
+
4.2
50,766,641,218
48,972,536,794
Total (31
cities)...
.
7,105,587
1.599,772,117
1,418,532,214
344,200,000
358.000.000
0.9
177,011,328
180,309.797
3.9
111,149,220
111.055.872
+014.072
3j7L429
11.184.944
5.812,714
6,996.667
14.227.859
9.366,862
10.447,328
+
1.585 281
5.70+618
14.632.480
7,569,494
16,199.063
829,707.033
6.323,808
1,048.242,861
+
900.358.802
1.925.442
+
—
5.554.892
1,243,667.031
1,137,735,197
+ 17.5
+
3.7
+
12.8
Efghth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Gape Girardeau
1,599,134,5©8
2
independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total (7 cities).
1,592,957,544
0.4
7,971,124,246
16,853,442
16,592,199
1.6
91,307,180
+
7,938,510,815
-
80,423,085
0.4
3.9
341.200,000
325.900.000
—11.8
152.566.443
138.172.409
0.1
102,647.815
100.932..46G
+19.1
5750+234
2.461.307
559.978,492
5.67,406,242
—
+ 13.5
3,104,754
2,972,636
4.4
16.429.383
15.144.431
820,222,967
837,223,198
2.0
4,124,408.836
4,161.045,194
564,339,252
554,671,618
1.7
2,863,816,715
2,755,496.541
2,489,273
2,549,335
2.4
12,588,793
12,392,207
+
1.6
13,041,296
12,917,440
1.0
61,317,076
56,256,477
+
9.0
3,019,185,582
3,019,883,970
0.1
15,140,992,229
15,019,268,750
■
+
—
•+
+
8.5
0.8
636,374,620
052,737.098
+
—
2.5
Volume
185
Number 5647
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2847)
-Month of May1957
Clearings
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
St.
42,786,471
14,037,636
4,602,254
Falls
South
Dakota—Aberdeen..—
Huron
3.7
1,742,618
+ 20.8
+ 12.5
6,993,407
3,771,103
or
1957
1956
$
$
Inc.
1•
'»
or
1955
Dec. %
1954
$
$
j
51,266.734
4.0
151,766,297
18,065,016
130,140,470
+
8.6
•
+
104,887,217
265,995,233
8,732,375
4,841,796
4,223,876
6,312,767
6,671,478
8.315,913
9,889,367
322,944,397
•
113,297,553'
7,434,110
4,049,453
3,969,979
'
1
•
'
•
*
*v ,f
3.3
8,392,247
12,775,255,402
+ 14.6
6.0
+
264,488,684
,
8,636,017
5.9
+
..•••
89,914,345
8.1
1.818.013
V;
9.1
0.1
'•
120,843,034
12,047.694
336,729,449
1
21J2
19,155,713
125,837,030
1.3
134,585,487
+ 24.0
160,754,727
1.8
14M03.846
+ 24.2
+
90,645,468
:•
12,151,374
347,479,028
2.2
+
1.1
+
.
+
-
5.3
28,150,000
: 32,560,532
94.237,136
■
11,354,713
380,697,031
9,503,312
+
182,345,077
40,387,491
v.■; +
6.8
+ 21.6
7,573,096
198,858,751
34,121,000
■
1.816,439
-
21,421,054
5.9
+
2,905,905,729-
+. 2.6
18,971.867
+
*
50,243,770
6.9
3,676,769
26,575.896
55.663,807
Lewistown
Inc.
Dec. Vo
191,463,665
7,831,330,066
7.9
+
•-
18,426,125
19.221,100
—
V
21,891,301
9,407,010
'■v:+':10.8
26,102,246
______
;
i
Helena
'
—r
11^536,547
525,873,333
1.0
4~9
+
12"{26,073
565,650,012
0.6
5.4
—
+16.7
+
.
-
—
7.6
5,897,791 "
'
5,551,316
12,236,275
UasqM'
"I"
Total (16
.
61,075,316
3,061,143,955
+
32,281,950
_
Montana—Billings
:
8,366,461,831
7.2
5,760.000
32,623,200
Falls
202,725,773
8.7
-j-
«...
35,859,724
V
19,698,303
Falls
Great
8.1
7,548,895
.
Sioux
Week EndedJune 8-
1956
$
24.4
6,479,000
39.720,573
Forks-—.
Minot
1957
+
+
4,439.110
2,105,377
—_—
.
Dakota—Fargo—
Grand
or
+
»•
..
11,287,571
585,208,900
■
627.171,527
~
Winona
Fergus
Inc.
Dec. %
39,594,222
1,605,550,056
1,745,101,850
;
.
Paul
North
$
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth——-Rochester
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
195G
$
at—
51
cities K____________
r-
.
2,648,449,781
■
.
.
2,449,452,962
+.
■
•
V-
■
12,004,405,516
6.4
+
—T77
•
'
500,536,071
474,539,78.9
-v
,
''
•
'
-
■
Tenth federal Reserve District^Kansas City^
Ntbraska—Fremont
4.088,406
4,163,317
Lincoln4t7~339~932
42,966^794
Omaha
——
20,871,671
21,477,365
2197522,062
208,6~7i7903
3,229,877,386
3,157,986.446
670,232,424
627,523,885
3,853,925
______
Kansas—■Manhattan—
3,658,215
18,044,310
1,726,482
47,938,075
115.600.830
8.879,366
_
Parsons
Topeka
—
Wichita
47,147,170
_
117.029,242
—.
Missouri—Joujin
Kansas
St.
1.8
—
1,507,005
______
Joseph
Carthage
.
5,268.713
Citv
—
_
Springs..
Denver,
Pueblo
citiest
126,084,886
4,097,951,366
tai
3,867,745,980
3,692,827,802
4.7
+
0.4
+
798,197
9,529,711
+ 10.5
2.8
—
::'V
■
:
■' V
:
•'
' ?
'
't
'
11,502,156
28,616,072
3.4
3837106,180
+ 10.0
354,494,312
13,288,755
12,775,939
+
6,283,757
6,223,496
+
1
■
+
1.0
—
9,369,789
143,792,859
■
1.0
0.2
1,111,458960,156
137,066452
i
12,102,800
26,987,906
3.5
+
5.2
9,613,185
9,298,040
5.6
25,271,500
23,036,581
+*~8.1
3537743",642
4.0
11,913,985
+
—
333,33^381.
11.838,818
+ 11.8
—
7.2
v
9.8
+
(a>
19,133,048,233
1,128,639
—14.2
'
150,777,677
:
-
4.7
—13.7
941,247
9,562,222
4.3
+
3,730,896,696
(a.i
146,612,703
1,138,605
-
•
11,833.310
27,202,543
2.3
+
1,402,423,362
135,804,957
794,545,060
807,699
10,570,469
+
255.294,330
11,717,397
1,567,712,253
926,171
5.2
+
590,419,368
26,450,901
8,385,873,302
1,720,297
(a)
Total (14
8.674,268,064
280,739,691
2.8
+~
—
17,228,053
8,511,903
238,512,017
282,720.374
24,872,984
848,656,231
,
26,515,572
51,688.752
1,689,040
316,399,914
—_g——_
Colorado—Colorado
611,303.148
1,685,947,459
1
—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
239,561,061
5,425.719
1,722,803,310
56,857,684
___
'
a-K 'M
(a)
18,191,383,913
600,686,440
5.2
+
(a)
576,031,726
6,425,532
*
4,579,599.
3~416*,782
(a)
4.3
+
555,495,543
545,740,454i,
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin-
—
Beaumont
48,725,980
•
25,686,816
2,019,350,298
El
—
Paso
Ft.
194,244,545
-
Worth
1.6
+
7.0
+ 18.9
169,692,312
+
2.4
35,026,000
1,872,552,211
32,789,000
1.762,684,752
8,164,279
+
6.8
+
6.2
9,631,749
29.612,959
Houston
34.652,447
Arthur
Wichita Falls
-
Texarkana
8.815,949
Louisiana—Shreveport-,
Total (11
18.0
14.5
—
9,468,040
51,586,683
!
cities)
252,869,798
134,338,845
9,910,830,131
1,036,631,933
871,946,710
188,439,000
8,988,840,332
46,271,848
145,107,179
0.1
+
173,763,668
•
_
Galveston
Fort
49,494,909
25,648,505
1,887,276,577
230,925,651
——
—
Dallas
v
4,505,677,964
6.9
72,039,588
28.4
313,529,955
6.1
V
4,246,154,954
42,486,242
21,931,291,973
+
240,758,426
123,580,377
9,403,245,699
961,428,698
807,291,918
158,184,000
8,639,593,307
41,057,148
157,254,749
43,105,583
362,759,127
20,938,259,032^
+
5.0
+
8.7
+
5.4
+
7.8
4"
10,633,283
10,782,387
391^159,213
380,943,973
8.0
36,294,753
+ 19.1
8,139,000
1.4
11,598,455
9,667,103
2.7
364,543,629
356,892,027
42,170,449
—13.9
36,703.486
6,841,000
+ 19.0
5,939,000
—
+
4.0
+
38,123,175
6,378,000
•
'
".V
+ 12.7
7.7
_.
7,508,185
■
7,416,285
;
1.4
13.6
12,680,170
16,833,427
4.7
—
466,414,604
1.2
+
464,992,521
6,440,450
181,642,750
4,188,330
6,677,466.
—26.7
16,353,765
13,556^811
0.3
441,378,785
431.294,582
*
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San FranciscoWashington—Bellingham
Seattle
9,259,026
Idaho—Boise_-
J
Oregon—Eugene
__
2__—
—
Portland
Utah—Ogden 1
-
Modesto
,
(a
1
—
0.7
116 ,422,684
2,052 619.108
1,078 776,137
+ 13.3
+10.9
1,857,403,765
952,800,437
9.9
8.2
191,985,862
8.5
6,347,286
+
4.0
—
+
+
2
1.7
+
257 ,848,630
231,552,934
+
+
2.8
206,636,952
578,784,494
133,302,644
382,579,950
102,731,269
13,769,674,131
+
28,358,961
+
4.2
76,116,224
21,710,760
2,789,644,675
+
11.3
411 ,182,767
+
6.8
121 ,764,807
+
6.9
14,376 ,953,861
6.6
553 813,397
+ 11.3
646 ,533,048
144
086,401
102,745,383
36,142,770
57,589,926
28,815,696
+ 25.4
180 ,914,731
53,219,943
+
8.2
263 ,963,384
6,055,166,G78
<179 cities).
+
5,642,275,314
106,859,292,112
30,829,866
7.5
RATES
CERTIFIED
,...
BY
FEDERAL
Noon
-
..
peso—
Buying Rate
Friday
for
i-
1
4.4
638,911,290
588,454,336
+
8.6
527,230,584
475,928,906
+14.6
30,967,603
24,904,634
+
24.3
22,417,900
+ 21.2
15,727,335
8,291,844
+ 16.1
5,934,309
6,525,665
+
9.0
16,773,143
7,144,618
12,276,889
+ 36.6
12,438,176
10,483,485
+
6.2
1,208,934,075
1,125,531,013
+
7.4
1,040,264,267
946,643,264
526,282,247,220
500,817,904,013
+
5.1
21,356,770,878
21,193,875,063
+
0 00
18,484,676,069
17,954,857.344
+
4.6
10,624,454,645
10,290,863,311
+
3.2
9,369,275,107
8,821,500,083
282,871,649,845
pound
.0385356*
franc
.0198750
British Malaysia,
Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
270,394,893,395
France
OF
1930
Transfers
.0555555*
.0251333
2.221613
.
.0385356*
.0198781
in
New
Tuesday
June 11
$
.0555555*
0251333
2.221961
.0385356*
.0198718
(Value
in
United
Wednesday
June 12
States
Money)
Thursday
June 13
$
.0555555*
.0249688
2.222459
franc
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
of
.0385356*
.0198781
.0198687
.325066
.325200
.325133
1.049531
1.047968
1.048750
1
.208850
.208800
.208953
the
.00435401*
.00435401*
all
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.237975
.237960
.238016
.238000
.208840
.208825
.208850
.208925
2.788125
2.788562
2.785187
reporting
All
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261010
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261000
.261050
.261075
2.759714
.261050
2.760519
2.760952
2.761571
2.761911
District, and
member
appear
Treasury bills
million, Treasury certificates of indebted¬
curities decreased $22 million.
Demand
deposits
all reporting member banks;
an
increase of
creases
of
of
$73
million
in
.496950*
Time deposits increased $50
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193330*
.0349000*
.193330*
.193330*
was
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.778766
2.779109
2.789187
2.789531
Chicago District
outside
$40 million each in the Kansas City and Dallas Districts.
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
2.778143
the principal changes were
the
J.40080*
2.788562
million at
Chicago, $65 million in the Cleveland District, and
.496950*
.233350
$171
$266 million in New York City and de¬
.14008*
2.777708
;
adjusted increased
.140080*
2.788125
total of $89 million at
Changes
according to
release.
categories of securities decreased.
.496950°
,233350
press
$20 million, Treasury notes $10 million, and U. S.
Government bonds $31 million; holdings of "other" se¬
.140080*
2.776898
a
banks.
in another
.496950*
2.787312
in
ness
2.789531
.0800560*
deposits, and an increase of $767 milion
deposits credited to domestic banks.
decreased $27
.00435401*
.208875
weekly reporting member
following
the San Francisco
.208975
.00435401'
statement of
Federal
Commercial and industrial loans increased $35 million
in New York City, $27 million in Chicago, $16 million in
.0555555*
.0385356*
the
Reserve System in leading cities,
principal changes for the week
ended June 5: A decrease of $846 million in U. S.
Gov^
shows
.0250252
2.222733
.325066
.00277912"
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
The condition
banks
industry
1.049375
2.787312
New
'
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ernment
York
.237975
mark
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
•Nominal
ACT
.00285562
franc
ye.i
Union of South
TARIFF
.208873
Ireland, pound
United
UNDER
.00435401"
(Metropolitan),
Switzerland,
TREASURY
.325066
markka
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ja' an,
TO
INCLUSIVE
1 049296
rupee
Finland,
Cable
$
2.220965
schilling
'Belgium,
BANK
1957,
June 10
.0251542
Austria,
13,
Monday
„
.0555555°
Free
Australia,
16,147,345
+ 18.5
+
27,456,592,515
RESERVE
$
Official
,
20,246,256
16,553,546
29,167,505,909
3.3
+
1957 TO JUNE
June 7
Argentina,
21,561,604
—31.1
demand
Country and Monetary Unit
..
> +15.9
26,571,267
"Estimated.
JUNE 7,
,
26,605,706
18,298,714
8.1
+
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
697759", 30fl.
2.0
+
55,874,837,689
483,209,808
-149,266,396
242,260,263
+ 11.7
+
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
transfers on the different
countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
1g4~fi£S~42t
877549,344
7.3
+
104,759,145,095
57,736,416,714
Clearings operations discontinued.
161,6607369
777466,131
7.8
109,492,357
York
1767^7(7,352
887980,830
11.4
222, 714,511
5,15,5,422
177,547,637
13.2
+ 10.9
172,014,117
6,303,435
-
8.1
+10.5
44,158,255
119,604,156
-1—
—
178,615.200
■*—r-7 7—
3.5
43,938,586
23,190,558
2,983,192,952
—______
Total
4,005, 387,493
84,699,205
Total (19 cities)--.
Grand
0.3
29,539,716
—
Outside New
+
133,097,579
2
r.
Stockton
75 091,000
+
+
+
45,397,486
_„
Santa Barbara
213 631,477
3.0
35,516,644
3,963,602,988
107,386,068
205,448,077
76,426,000
3,870,350,667
107,659,028
48,717,331
-
Francisco
5.6
193,817,002
___
——
San Jose,
+
+
825,327,749
22,832.682
381,420,934
___________
Pasadena
Riverside
San
r
39 ,043,247
4,290 281.107
116, 478,119
7.7
15,412,000
214,989,337
Salt Lake City
Arizona—Phoenix _--_N
+ 22.0
+ 10.9
+
41,441,714
22,665,832
432,166,598
2:2-222
1
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
:
Long Beach
822,901,266
23,221,306
25,017,139
43,760,085
15,867,000
827,472.625
____—
,
7,588,022
912,909,156
a.
Yakima
in
million, of which $24 million
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpo¬
rations in the San Francisco District.
deposits
decreased
domestic
banks
Borrowings
and
increased
from
demand
U. S. Government
deposits
credited
to
in all districts.
Federal
Reserve
Banks
decreased
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
(2848)
ber
reporting mem¬
of assets and liabilities of
A summary
follows:
banks
Increase ( + ) or
May 29,
June 5,
Gas Service Co. 31.V,'c
1956
•i
investments
Loans
end
Loans
adjusted*
Commercial
32
+
loans
industrial
78
+
30,750
_
89
+
2,774
3,252
'A,
1420
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
53
—
1,767
+
2
+
7
8,649
—
11,134
—
5',*
securities
Real estate loans—.*.
Other
loans
U.
Government
—
_
_______
U.
to
Reserves
Cash
banks
with
in
1,044
7,586
—
1,424
Reserve Bhiiks
Federal
+
—1,175
—
361
—
32
924
.
banks.
197
—255
l8,li3
vault
Balances with domestic
—1,807
22
—
_
__
____
10
31
—
'
securities
Loans
67
—
18
—
1
—
17
+
+ 116
2,338
LIABILITIES—
■
Demand deposits adjusted..-,
Time deposits except U. S.
U. S. Government deposits
+171
55,320
____
23,556
Government-
2561
1
2322
•
5.40%
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
issue.
Domestic banks
—
1,024
366
Banks
others
—322
1,019
_
+
260
(Continued from page 16)
loans
of
hanks
to
after
end
deduction
valuation
of
\
'
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
4.32%
preferred
thousands of dollars)
4.80%
Increase ( + )
June 12.
Gold
or
(quar.)_
<
Total
R.
gold
notes
Other
certificate
of other
8,214
+
825.176
5,192
2,617
+
50,819
20,715
.*
1,290,512
S.
—
752,694
+
773
Acceptances—bought outright
v
3.70%
60,800
+ 429,500
—582,500
4.40%
8.571,413
Bonds
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
pi eferred
—449,307
11,362,199
Notes
preferred
4.25 %
3,517
+
preferred
preferred
4.15%
.
153,963
__
2,801,750
4.40%
4.36%
bought outright
—
22,889,325
60,800
Sparton
—602,307
Spencer
157,800
Due from
U.
S.
loans
Govt,
and
securities
cash
22,889,325
securities
items.:
Total
8-
1
7-15
7-
+
18~266
6-18
6-17
5-27
9-13
8-15
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-20
7-
.6-14
$1.16 %
7-
6-14
7-
6-14
7-15
7- 8
7-19
225?
+
11,361
Square
216,250
+
12,623
+
336
499,299
+1,055,740
:/ 40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar. )_*^_
■8-
97yac
8-
1
8-
1
7-19
$1.06%
8-
1
7-19
$1.10
1
1
8-
1
1
+
+321,224
75c
34,687.
6-27
;
B-24
reserves—
19,031,242
Treasurer—general
Foreign
+
+
63,509
Class
34,672
+
51,242
11,149
______
2,509
242,237
—
B
1
5-24
7-
2
6-14
3°C
10-
1
9-13
12-13
12- 2
$1.12%
50c
7-
25c
6-29
94c
6-20
6-
6-20
6-
7
9c
6-28
6-17
6-
deposits
___
Deferred availability cash items
20,121,389
+
4,044,347
+
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
21,124
576,373
434,772
771
345,839
+
+114,893
857
—
Class
Ltd.
(quar.)_
7- 2
A
Total
liabilities
50,702,849
+1,045,061
+781,099
Stanfields,
ClESS
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
6-14
Other
Ratio
332,205
____
of
gold
and
deposit and F.
bilities combined
Contingent
ances
liability
purchased
loan
+
17,021
53,981
R.
10,648
+
+
880,821
6-20
6-10
30c
6-20
6-10
7c
6-21
6-
*30c
7-15
6-30
*30c
7-15
6-30
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
class A (s-a)
Ltd.,
47.0%
on
for
.6%
—
+
I.V,
51
—
+
—
a
17,361
820
bonds, notes,
redemption,
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
OF
Date
Sun
5% s.' 1.
debentures due
6-20
6-15
6-15
Union Wire Rope
Stock dividend
9-30
9-14
United
Aircraft
12-31
United
Artists
Corp.,
preferred
—Jun
19
1968
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$1.25
7-
1
6-19
10c
6-27
6-17
7-15
7-
0
20c
(Canada)
1
7-
1
6-21
6-21
i$i
6-10
6-20
5-
4c
6-27
6-11
6-29
5-31
9
Cities
United
&
Paper
Co.
~6%
United Fruit Co.
6%
class
Class B
preferred
preference
—..July
:"
___
.
„
I
Pago
l
*
,
#
Symington-Gould Corp.
Talcott
l
.July
1
Merchants
(s-a)
(s-a)
7-
2
4-18
25c
^
6-10
7- 2
6-14
7-.1
6-14
62y2c
7- 1
6-14
71%c
7-
6-14
30c
(James), Inc., common (quar.)__.—
*
•
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)——^
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.-)
4% preferred (quar.)
—
—
♦
1
S.
U. S.
(quar.)
U. S.
6-
7
Class
6-
7
7%
B
6-21
6-14
6-25
7-20
10-10
9-20
12-20
6-20
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
5-31
5-31
6-13
$2.50
25c
:—————:
(quar.)__
*
——
(quar.)j
'
———
6-28
6-14
5c
^5c
60c
partic. pref. (quar.)—
Foil; class A
7-
6" 7
7- 1
6-23
7- 1
7-1
7-15
$2,50 1-10-58
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—
7- 2
b-14
b_14
$2*50
-
Storage
Cold
6"29
bOc
$1.06,4
32%c
*10c
25c
& Canal (quar.)—
Quarterly
*50c
2
(quar.)_
Bearing Corp. (quar.)—_______
*30c
'
com.
Ltd
U. S. Ceramic Tile Co.
U.
2
J
-
Pacific
Non-cum.
'*
investment
Manufacturers
Quarterly
U. S.
_
+*l
Quarterly
6-10
1
*4c
—
1
&
United New Jersey RR.
United
77-
"
5%
•
——July
Keno Hill Mines,
United
$1
(quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
;
United
6-14
6- 7
7-
preferred (quar.)
3
11-29
l
37%c
United Gas Improvement Co.,
4lA?e
*
_
(quar.)
United Ulumlnating Co
3
50c
(quar.)
$4 preferred
8"28
„
7-15
'5c
Corp. (quar.)
5-lr
;
2"
1
.
income)
United Gas
9-
6-28
13vic
(annual)
6-
1-1-58
7-l«
10-15
6- 7
„"3,
———
United Funds—
United Income Fund (from net
1
7c
8- 1
11- 1
6-21
18c
A
1
50c
87y2C
87%c
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6-15
I
7- 3
(quar.)!
7-
(quar.)__
Quarterly
7-15
56V4C
Utilities—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)--—
10-
50c
$1*];2/a
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6-10
6-14
»
5%%
-
6-17
IOC
—
1
6-20
30c
(quar .)
(s-a)
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
7-
.
5-31
6^24
6-28
of America,
convertible
$3.50
$1.12
.
July 1,
6-14
1
25c
(quar.)
6-17
(initial)
Corp.
pfd. (quar.)
United Cigar-Whelan, common (s-a)__
$3^0 convertible preferred (quar.)
—
6-21
7-
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.-
REDEMPTIONS
t.
6-28
7-22
25c
(quar.)
25c
United Can & Glass Co., series A
25c
7- 5
b-18
6- 7
b-10
b-17
b-17
™ °
12%c
35c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
6-10
1
8- 1
7-1
6-_8
7^1
b-27
6-28
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
United Biscuit Co.
6-13
.
5%
(quar.)—
Mining
Sutherland
Common
1967
7-
43 %C
common
International
Sunshine
6-15
6-29
56c v
pfd. (quar.)—
12-14
2
25c
(quar.)
A
Life Assurance
Sunset
7-
*25c
2
30c
30c
°0c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
RR.
$1.25
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common
July 1, 1984__. —Jun 28
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
due
Pacific
Stockyards (Omaha)
Union Twist Drill (quar.)
6-29
(quar.)
Sundstrand Machine. Tool
Page
Date
B,
Mfg. Co.
Union
Union
$2.50
Swlston Industries
Company and Issue—
series
4
6-20
7-28
2
,
*40c
(quar.)^
50c
Company and Issue—
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—
4% cumul. income debs. due Sept. 30, 1969
Pennsylvania RR.—
Amun-Israei .Rousing Corp.—
■
i
15-year 3% s. f. bonds series 1965_
Atlas Plywood Corp-—
Union
6-
6-20
TENDER
Gen. mtge. 4 % % bonds series E due
6-15
6-28
6-28
6-28
—
Chemical
$4.50
Swift
PARTIAL
Ltd.
Strawbridge Ss Clothier, $5 pfd.
under
NOTICE
Investment
Union
25C
Stockton, Wheatley, Davin & Co. (stock div.)
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common—
5% prior preference (quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)____
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
7-20
7-20
?"J*
$1.25
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
list of corporate
called for
3-15
87
——
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—
Union Gas of Canada, Ltd. (increased quar.)
$1.25
Corp., common—
Strong, Cobb & Co., common
stock
$1
92,?c
______
$4
7
60C
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4Va%
637
+
Sun
common
50c
preferred
Stedman Bros.
foreign
63,230
1,752
6-14
6-14
5-29
75c
(The)
Co. (quar.)
lithograph
7- 1
7- 1
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
accept¬
in which the details
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
lia¬
Including those called
—— m-r-r
I, ■ - ,1,
(L. S.)
5%
5%
Notices
debentures
30c
28~720
+1,055,740
+
reserves
note
Below will be found
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Stecher-Traung
commitments
and
6-14
6-20
( JS"E )
Stanley Works
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred
2
Home Products, com. (quai\)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Starrett
52,044,485
correspondents
Industrial
31
+
27,543
234,295
capital accts.
certificate
to
+
747,503
capital accounts
Total liab.
7-
Stanley
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)_—________
Surplus (Section 13b>
.
13
6-15
6-15
7-1
5% %
7-20
Chemical
7-15
18)—_
Udylite Corp. (quar.)___
Union Acceptance, Ltd., common
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pref.
(quar.»__
Union Electric Co., common (quar.)
*15c
(quar.)
Standard-Toch
t
9-20
Century-Fox Film (quar.)
Salle Street Corp.
South La
U-Totem, Inc., common
(quar.)
.
.
$3.50
6-28
*37 %c
"
$3.70
5-25
common
Radio,
6-21
-
•'
^Quarterly
A
class
Ltd.,
Standard Register Co.,
Standard
35c
6-12
- 6- 7
6-28
J
6-14
*50c
Total
0--8
6-19
7- 1
7-1
1
7-15
7-15
7-15
6'+ +
7%c
13+tc
25c
?5c
*15c
38c
208
6-14
7-
5-2*
.
8-16
11*15
6-14
6-20
6-14
1
933Ac
,
8-26
11-25
6-29
7- 1
20th
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
6-20
7-15
10- 1
6-17
7-
7-10
..
62%c
6-28
7-10
6-30
6-30
6--8
6- 8
'7- -S'
6-18
10c
15c
-
$0,096
40c
62V2c
dend." Conv. into com. to June
75c
(quar.)
•
j
7-15
6-20
50c
$1.25
$1.12%
—
class A-(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
i—
America (stock dividend)
Tucson Electric Light & Power (quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric,
....
4.30% - pfd.
(1954
series)
(entire issue
called
for
redemption on June
18 at
$51,896 "which price includes this divi¬
6
1
i.
Quarterly
4!a%
6
94c
•
—
31%c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Trust Co. of North
15c
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials,
•
.
True Temper Corp.,
6-17
183/4C
3% %
394,814
271,806
______
Other
495,418
43,774
423,527
acci.
7-
30c
;"
6- 7
6- 7
6-7
6- i
7-15
»
5%
26c26c
;
i'rinity Universal Insurance
20c
—
—
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd.
6-14
—
bank
S.
(quar.)
5-31
'
$3
Deposits:
Common vtc.
6-17
6-28
(quar.)__
com.
partic. pref. (qUar.)
Participating
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)____^
common
6-7
7-2
7- 2
7- 2 *
7-2
„■
7%c
—;
10c
(quar.j"
(quar.)
Steamship,
i
7-19
.
—
*$1.12%~ .
$717kc
- *50c y
*50c -
-
dlvidcnd__—
Lines,
Transcon
(quar.)
(quar.)
Airways, Inc.—
6-7
7-2
*60c
—--
(quar.)—
A
Stock
(quar.) 1-1
(Initial)
o-l*
*
7-2
|60c
—
—
Caribbean
Class
7- 1,
"
;
$1.50
D Co,
preferred
5%
7-19
8-
5%
7-19
27V4C
25c
20c
50c
35c --
-
.
-
6-25 s- 6-10
6-25
6-10
7 -1 . - 6-14
<-15
6-2»
1 17%c
(quar.)————
preferred
preferred
preferred A
preferred B
Trans
7-19
8-
$1.15
—
8-
27 %c
(quar.)
7- 9
6-13
Finance Corp. Ltd.—
534%
7-19
$1.033/V
—
(quar.)—
6-17
7-15
6-27
,
Towmotor Corp
4%%
92 %c
& Marine Insurance
(quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Standard Factors, common (quar.)
+880,821
26,515,989
:
-
7-10
10c
40c
-—__
Class B
1
$1.25
' 6-10
5-13.
30c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Traders
6-30
6-30
/
6-24
Tobin Packing
Towle Mfg. Co.
J
6- 3
5%
Class A
5%
7-10
.7- 1
,
$1.12%
$1.06%
pfd. A (quar.)__
(quar.)_
Common
10c
'
*
Springfield^lire
+
4%%
preferred B (quar.)
Oil, common, (stock dividend)—
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
_
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A
Tinnernxan Products, Inc.
(increased)TIshman Realty & Construction—
6-14
'
'J'-'':
+
Standard Fruit &
U.
6- 7
6-7
6-7
6-15
6-10
.
Tidewater
,
LIABILITIES—
Member
b-14
7-1
7-1
/-I
6-29
Thrifty Drug Stores,
25c
<
4,422
—
52.044,485
notes
b-28
6-10
30c
—602,307
532,804
78,387
;
assets
Federal Reserve
40c
20c
31 %c
31 uc
12Ji.c
initial
$1.07
'<
Rand Corp., common (quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Spokane International RR. (quar.)—,
4,977,961
•
___
+
22
,;i
___
Bank premises
Other assets
218,600
24,200,029
foreign banks_....._____^
Uncollected
6-14
6-14
6-10
6-29
Sperry
'
Total
6-29
$1.50
($25 par) (quar.)
(quar.)
($25 par)_
Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Shoe Corp.
4.60%
Held under repurchase agreem't
Total
15c
..
.
36c
——
Co. (quar.)
Power Tool (quar.)
Uxor
Southwestern Public Service,
158
—
1,299
—
Government securities:
Certificates
(quar.)
(s-a)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)
3.90%
19,419
Bills
preferred
Southwestern Life Insurance (quar.)
594,526
+
9
+
5%
Bought outright—
Total
6-14
6-14
7-1
*- 1
7-19
1
1ft
6-22
$1.19
$1.21
4c
common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred B (quar.):
Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar.)
6-28
„
7- 1
i- 1
6-20
'
,
7- 1
,
4':
Inc.,
8-15
25c
,
0-14
v,;_
$1
$114
,
■
(quar.)
7-15
24c
(quar.)
'■
8-16
6- 7
Utilities
5%
75c
pfd.
4.65%
■
3
(quar.)
5%
$1.25
,
—
4%%
4.28%
+
—
6-
$1.20
$6 preferred (quar.)
______
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
+
323,165
3
6-30
.
7-1U
40c
Southwest Natural Gas, common
310,122
cash
6-
(quar.)—;
Co.
Railway,
Southern
'■ +829,152
—
3,976:
.
21,938,549'
reserves
banks
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
U.
1,785
,
6-14
6-30
b-14
9-15
7-1.
-t
g-25
*$1.50
—
(Del.)
Oxygen
Southern Pacific
1956
9,999
839,156
30c
,
6-14
n
8- 1
8-1
*62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
June 13,
1957
21,099,393
.
Redemption, fund for F. R. notes
F.
June 5,
1957
certificate account
.
_
.
7-15
7-15
7-15
7- 1
,
.»**
.
-
_
.
7- 1
-
$1.35
Thorofare Markets,
com.
(quar.)—
Southern Nevada Power,- 4.80%
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
6-28
60c
_
6-1
8- 1
8- 1
$l-?4
Thermoid
Southern Indiana Gas &
Common
fIn
6-19
27c
Ltd.,
Power
6-19
1
J50c
—
(quar.)_„
participating preferred (quar.)
Electric—
6%
1
7-
—
(quar.) —
Canada
Southern
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
7-
50c
preferred (quar.)—;_
Southam Co., Ltd. (quar.)—:
Southern California Edison Co.—
8'In
Original preferred
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar Co., com,
|,
.*
Textron, Inc., common
Holder$
When
Share
of Company
Name
'
,
_
7-10
7-10
Textiles,
Per
^Exclusive
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
"May 29 figures revised (San Francisco District).'
1
8- 1
8- 1
Texas
85
—
'
preferred (quar.25c
(quar.)
—_
2oc
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
3iy»c
4% preferred A (quar.)—
—
$1
4% preferred B (quar.)
—
$1
1
+
6- 7
1" }
Pipeline—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Texas Toy Co.
(quar.)
DIVIDENDS
1 ;
-
P'ederal Reserve
From
31
12
—
?
,
.
$4
68
+
+ 767
10,173
u
,
_
Borrowings:
From
.
$4.56
''
„
*
7- 1
$1
$1.14
*1-16
*
(quar.)
Power & Light Co.—
Texas
Interbank demand deposits;
Foreign banks
(quar.»
Common
a I
„
.
,%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
6- 8
«-
7- 1-6-7
7-1
,6- 7
7-1 ,; 6- 7
" 2^
% 5" 1
$L22-%.
7- 1
6- 7
$1-25
7- 1 ;.6- 7
$1.127% ,s V 1 ,r 6- 7
$1.26i5 7-. 1.
6- 7
$1.31% , ..7- 1 s 6- 7
15c
,7- 1
6-14
15c
la"
9"13
*
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)-^
Texas Gas Transmission
2606
f'.t
6-15
,
6-25-
v
$L:12%;
$1.15
$1.16
$4
2493
y6-14
7- 1
*:
$4*56
4
7- 2
.
$1.02'A.
Texas
W
242
—
Corp.
Quarterly
:
—
Electric Service Co.—
2557
6-28
$1.50
55c
(quar.)_
$5 preferred
this
in
•Announcement
+1,750
50
+
Page
Date
321
—
—846
2,545
1968.,—„..July
1,
CALLED
Capitol Records* Inc., convertible preferred stock
,
Dominion Square Corp.— ;
•"
First mortgage 4%
bonds due July 1, 1959
—July 2
General Paint Corp., 2nd conv. preferred stock——Jun 17
Notre-Dame Hospital 1st mtge. 3% bonds due Jan. 1, 1967_July 2
Rochester Transit Corp.—
4%% income notes, scries B, due Sept. 1, 1958
,—July 1
Tung-Sol Electric Inc., 4.3% cumulative pfd. stock
Jun 18
Union Stock Yards Co. of Baltimore preferred stock—July
1
United States Foil Co., preferred stock
July 1
Walt Disney Production?—
'
"V
4% debentures, series A, July 1, 1960
July 1
1,009
+
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
929
—
+
18,363
Other
402
ENTIRE
27
4,228
bonds
S.
+
bonds, due Jan.
trust
141
10
—
1,561
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes
;
—.—
+
—-20
1,638
bills
Treasury
12
Jun GO
Co.—
Water
collat.
f.
s.
r
:
110
—' 88
25,790
securities—total
•
—
:
bonds due April 1, I960
5%
Northeastern
lor
'
S.
Mansfield Telephone Co.—
1st rntge
carrying securities
purchasing or carrying
or
loans
1
1
663
1,163
chasing
Other
Intcrprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
' • *
"j
3%% 1st rntge & collat. trust bonds series B—
-July
Macfadden Publications, Inc. 6% tlebs. due July 1, 1968__July
1,434
52,834
6-14
-7-15
-
preferred
6%
Co.,
(quar.) _.
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission
>
4.10% preferred (quar.)—
—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
———
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)—
4.64% preferred (quar.)
——
4.65% preferred (quar.)—
4.90% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
5.10% preferred (quar.)—
,
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)___
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc. (quar.)—
1
1961-.,
f. debentures
s.
7- 1
*25c
—
Power
Tennessee
—July
AVz'/o
36,210
adjusted*——
_________—
and
(in millions of dollars)
7- 1
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Carson
,
.
5%
—
&
6-14
6-14
6-28
Mlg
Telechrome
Telluride
Winkle-Munning Cc.—
due April I,
Hanson-Van
ASSETS
dividend
Stock
Taylor, Pearson
Semi-annually
1972__July 17
1st mtge.
bonus due Jan 1, 1958_July 1
1st mtge. boixls due July 1, 1974__July 1
Fort' Shclbv Hotel Co.
June 6,
1957*
1957
:
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
$2
45c
20c
conv.
Extra
eonvertbile s. f. debs, series A due May 1,
4%
Whin
Per
Share
pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
Petrofina Ltd.—
Canadian
Decrease (—> Since
Monday, Jtme 17, 1957
.
Name of Company
Association—
1st mortgage serial & s. f. bonds—«
—;
July 1
Calvary Presbyterian Church—
1st mortgage serial bonds dated Dec. 15, 1953___——Jun 15
Harbor Hospital
Benton
.
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
$260
$322 million, and borrowings from others increased
million. Loans to banks increased $197 million.
.
6-28
G-20
6-23.
6-14
6-13
6-17
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.
50c
.
7"15.
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6-11
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Volume
185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2849)
Per
Name
U.
3.
U.
of Company
Share
S.
Freight
Co. (quar.)
Gypsum Co., common
Extra
1
<7%
U.
preferred (quar.)
Life Insurance (N.
S.
U.
S.
Lines, 4A%
U.
S.
U.
S.
if.
U.
pref.
(s-a)
;
S.
Trust fN.
United
A
66-
6-14
6-20
5-31
62 Ac
(quar.)
$25c
30c
■
<q'tfar5_
preferred
'6-28
6-7
9-27
$2
40C
(quar.)
Upson Co. (quar.).
Utah Power A: Light Co.
——
,
$1
convertible
Van
Norman
$2.28
Vqn
(quar.)
Industries
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
Vqn Sciver (J. B.)
class A
Waters A Rogers
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
6-29
9-
$1.25
12-10
50c
—
—
common
(quar.)
:
—
"
1 '
"
common
(initial)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Operating
2
$5
$4.20
preferred
preferred
$4.12
-
Net
6-12
Other
Virginia Telephone
5
A%
preferred
\
'•
Gross
Interest
V..S4.50
conv.
preferred
preferred
y-,5%
P
°0
6-20
6-20
75c '
mortgage
20c
6-20
\ 6-10
Electric
(quar.)
6-20
6-
7-1
6-14
8-20
7-26
7-
6-
500,
—
,
Class
-
A
Walker
25c
(quar.)
Power
company
the
475c
■
Inc.
Disney Productions
Productions)
.
(see
..
Baking Co.,
6c
(quar.).;
Walt
Ward
:
.
.
.
Wayne
Knitting
Products
Weeden
tijAVc
&
Mills
•
conv,.
6-
7-
at
additional
proposed
to
an
field
miles
estimated
10-inch
Hansford
about
cost
of
and
measuring
$1,923,100.
and
about
approximately
14
As
area.
the
445,671,000,000
result
feet
of
these
feet
cubic
of
11.
1
6-28
50c
7r
1
6-
50c
-7-1
6-18
25c
6-20
6-10
of
$58,532.
7-1
.
Wtllington Fund Inc. (quar. from invest, inc.)
lie
6-29
6-
35c
7-
-
Period End. April 30—
6-20
6-
6-29
6-
7
Ohio
West
Penn
West
Gas
Co.
Power
.
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)
&—~—-
common
9-16
7
it
expenses-
Net rev. from ry.
:Net railway,
65c
1
6-25
7-15
7-15
4!
preferred
$1.12A
—
%
a
(quar.)
Utilities, 4.40%
-
7-15
(quar.)—
7-
1
40c
7-
1
6-25
";$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western
1%
$1.40
6-25
6-
7-
1
6-15
1
6-15
Three
6-13
Operating
Operating
Casualty
? $2.50
Insurance
class
A
30c
25c
Securities
common
Western Maryland Ry., 4% pfd.
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
6-10
6-14
$2
8-
1
Bank
in
the
Oil
Months
Province
of
Quebec.
March
31—
1957
7-
1
income
$642,856
Net
6-13
and
expenses
operating
taxes——
9-14
9-
6-28
$325,656
9,710
$335,366
$170,841
Interest, lease rentals, rework and
6-28
dry
pense,
hole
costs
and
abandonments
45,581
85,788
6-18
•Net
Income
(quar.)——
55c
6-29
6-14
Earnings
preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)—_—
Western Tablet & Stationery, common
■a 5% preferred (quar.)
1
:
,5% preferred (quar.)—:
37'Ac
7-
1
6-14
V.
7-15
6-25
$1.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
20c
(quar.)_^
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.);—
30c
Weston
(George), Ltd., class A (increased)
112 Ac
Class B (increased)
112'/2c
.—,*•
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)_____
50c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)____
$1.43%
4%
prior lien (quar.)
$1
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)
85c
7-
8
6-24
7-
2
6-14
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-15
nounced
company is seeking authority to build a total of
approximately
55 miles of pipeline and 3,000
horespower in additional compressor
capacity in Jackson, Lawrence, Fairfield and
Licking Counties, Onio.
The application covers the construction of
about 37.7 miles of
v
Natural
Gas—
*No
5%
Western
Tool
&
60c
Stamping
>
prior preferred
Whitaker
White
•
Paper
Motor
5(4%
Whitehall
Wieboldt
$4.25
6%
Oil
Manufacturing
&
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-14
inch
6-24
6-10
6-17
ing County.
from
Oil
Public
common
Inc
,—
1
1
6-20
7-31
7-
Service,
8
10-11
7-
1
6-17
estimated
6-29
6-14
retire
7-31
(quar.)
6-20
1
6-28
6-14
50c
6-27
6-
6-27
6-
(monthly)
Monthly
.Yellow
6%
York
Cab
(quar.)
preferred
Corrugating
(quar.).
existing
Fuel
and
000
line
will
cubic
line
from
operate
plans
to
capacity
at
conditions.
Cost
feet
6-20
Ohio
Fuel's
Crawford
this
line.
of
unsuitability
the
enable
retirement
the
daily.—V.
its
an
for
is
also
mile
of
to
2375.
Crawford
conversion
line
3,000
station
wants
estimated
17.2
feet
company
additional
Crawford
company
units at
the
compressor
and
install
The
station
to
at
to
horse¬
handle
authority
high
to
because
pressure
$151,227.
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-19
37 Ac
7-
1
6-
Three
struct
applications
and
,
7-31
7-10
25c
C-25
6-14
at
filing,
7
37Ac
has
the
;
The
operate
an
by
185,
p.
applications
this
natural
estimated
Federal
weeks,
geared
been
Essick
Los
shares
2451.
this
for
to
named
is
Angeles,
the
said
pro¬
i3
'•
outstanding
at
the
.
company's
research
to
,
full
<
also
B.
the
of
of
of
de¬
type
dis¬
was
,
the
directors
Pendleton, President,
new
It
new
vaccine,
if
2562.
p.
Board—
on
Manufacturing Co.
of
have
the
Asia,
'
,
production
board
director
a
scientists
combat
much
of
of Los Angeles,
Pendleton Tool
the
announced
June
on
12.
the
Waste
Pennsylvania RR.—Tender for Bonds—
Girard
until
3
general
of
an
Trust
(EDT)
p.m.
amount
Corn
sufficient
100%,
Exchange
June
on
mortgage
28,
4'A%
to
excluding
Bank,
1957
bonds,
exhaust
the
interest.—V.
Pennsylvania-Readingr
Period End. April 30—
Net
Net
operating
Philadelphia,
receive
series
sum
185,
tenders
"E,"
of
Pa.,
will
for
the
sale
July
due
$250,109
1,
1984
to
prices not
to
at
to
2562.
p.
Lines—Earnings—
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$762,833
$827,797
$2,959,011
expenses
903,653
864,895
3,558,512
3,449,021
ops.
*$140,820
*$37,098
income__
*412,724
*$530,255
*290,168
*$599,501
*1,655,800
from
rev.
Seashore
1957—Month—1956
rev.
oper.
ry
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
185,
p.
$2,918,766
*1,463,703
2218.
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—Sales
Up
Power
are
as
gas
oost
seeking
In
$2,375,692
Commission
three
$912,923
1956.
35%
or
The
authority to
Washington, Colorado
have
announced
been
on
May
accepted
con¬
and
for
according
months
1957
over
sales
acquired In August,
to
1957.,
1956.
number
of
shares.
./.Mr. Bei el declared that second
quarter sales are running well ahead
of the
corresponding 1956 period. He said he was
confident that sales
for the full year would
approximate $18,500,000, net income would be
$1,100,000, equal to
with
1956 sales of
share.
mon
"The
and
of
a
common
share.
This
or
would
84 cents
compare
a
com¬
r
company," Mr.; Beisel added, "is following a
program of selling
leasing back plant facilities on favorable terms." He
predicted
upon
1957
about $1.10
$14,400,000, net income $827,000
the
budget
completion of this program and the
achievement of
all debts may be eliminated
by Dec. 31, 1S57.
the
Formally Opens New Plant—
May
17,
1957, the new $2,750,000 bottling plant of this
company,
side of Chicago, 111., was formally
opened.
plant will increase substantially the company's
capacity and
serve
to reduce unit operating costs.
Also, It was designed to permit
adding additional bottling lines so that output can be
stepped
on
tne
south
The new
further
as
demand
in the
up
area
increases.—V.
185, p.
29.
follows:
35%—
E. E. Beisel,
President, reported for
net sales of $3,462,578, an increase of
the $2,579,655 in the
corresponding period of
Include the results of the
Louisville franchise
of
The company reported net
income after Federal taxes of
$35,152,
equal to nine cents a share, on the
985,960 common shares
outstanding
compared with net income of
$124,473, or 13 cents a share, on a
similar
On
facilities
corporation,
first
per
corporation
of
This
the
that
will
provided-capacity for
day, and that the 37.7transport an additional 74,000,gas
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—Plans
Expansion—
5-31
25c
He
an¬
approximately 17.2 miles of 20existing line southward from Its ter¬
1,000
confirms
saturation
Security-First National Bank
King Corp., an advisory board member of
California
Casualty Indemnity Exchange and is
Chairman
of
the
board of The T. L. Smith
Co. of
Milwaukee, Wis.—V. 185, p. 1389.
system,
County to its Treat station in Lick¬
previously received temporary authorization
company said that the
additional 39,000,000 cubic
mile
Co.. (San
Francisco)—
(quar.)
an
construct
Ohio
load
four
Idaho
Yale & Towne Mfg.
$4,702,900
Commission
5
62 Ac
25c
Co.
o.
company's
line.
obsolescence
an
5
$1 25
total
the
Power
now
indicated.
in TV, set
3,300,000
Bryant Essick, President of Essick
of
Fairfield
The
6-10
12 Ac
construction
proposes to
build
will extend an
compressor
operation.
5-31
7-
in
power
7-15
30c
Federal
broader,
of
Pendleton Tool
Industries, Inc.—Essick
$0.04
County to the company's Symmes compressor station
County.
This extension also will parallel a portion of
addition,
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)_—
& Lothrop, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corn., common (quar.)
Jr.
In
8-
7-12
to
which
existing
an
in
In Jackson
11-
75c
com.
capacity to
the
also
Lawrence
of
Worthington
iWm.)
in
25c
7c
filing,
-v..'."
evolution
a
-
The company
FPC
line
minus
station
Fuel
$1.06'A
Co
Co.
inch
6-20
7-39
50c
additional
for
7.
paralleling
the
25c
(quar.)
Woodward
Wrhdw
77-
8-20
provide
a
problem
,
is
Construction—
the
the
effective, the company said.—V.
185,
Railway
Railway
New
economics
12.
Parke-Davis
necessary.—
24-
line
Ohio
-
—i.
Woodley Petroleum
5%
6-20
75c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
Wiser
6-19
1
to
June
compressor
7-
7-
considered
"the
product to
Balaban
vaccine
designed
already has swept through
June
The
7-12
6-
6-29
Gas Co.—Plans
accepted
on
7-12
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores
(monthly).
Wisconsin
been
1
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
Co.
Common
designed
has
1
40o
taxes
by
this
company
proposing
pipeline facilities estimated to cost
gas
1
20C
(quar.)
Williams-McWllliam Industries,
Wilson
natural
8-
1
income
application
7-
$1.31'A
•.
common
preferred
preferred
Wilcox
An
Fuel
75c
(quar.)
Cement
Stores,
Ohio
Federal
■
„
presage
our
$85,053
$0.15
for
3013.
p.
50c
(quar.)
common
share
per
$"1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
183,
and
$289,785
provision
8-
—
$5
6-18
an
Si Co.—Produces New Flu
Vaccine—
two
which
exceed
6-28
Mr.
experimental
It
remedial ex¬
declared,
television
1950.—V.
than
an
on
The
6
he
"astronomically"
approximately
185, p.
of
closed
$153,304
' • 17,537
income
Total
6-18
37'/2c
less
Mr.
$481,267
327,963
317,200
income
of
inevitable,
Industries, Inc., Morris
$1.75
Western
in
of
1956
become
v \
field,
theatre outlets for
risen
and
•
Calif.,
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Ended
is
have
approached,
veloped
(Hospital Notre-Dame)—^To Re¬
TV
on
pattern
TV
pay
Parke-Davis
:
'
7-15
$1.50
$1
(quar.)
$1,23^924
-
boxoffice
.
to
motion pictures for television.
He pointed out
has been careful not to make
"any premature deals
film library,"
the temptation to do so not¬
v-«•.
costs
beginning
115,873m ,^162-,099
6-14
7-15
20c
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Western Massachusetts Cos.
;
1
7-15
Other
V
.
Canadian
Oceanic
Co.—
(accum.)—.
Co.,
7-
150c
(quar.)—_—
A
$6
preferred
(quar.)
Western Life Insurance
6-29
7
135c
Grocers, - Ltd., class
preferred (quar.)
.Western
.
National
7-
<fc Surety (quar.)
Western Department
Stores
(quar.)
Western
the
$1.25
—
$996,353
"
7
$1.12 V2
———
preferred
$4.50
6-
'
$535,'478
'" '141,277
home
.
pre-1948
developing
proven
6-10
17c
pfd.
—
■■
organization has called for redemption on
July 2, 1957, all of
its first mortgage 3% bonds due to
Jan. 1, 1967 at 100%.
Payment
will be made at any branch of
the Provincial Bank of Canada or
6-15
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
West Virginia Water Service, com.
(quar.)
Stock dividend
125,247
(3)
intends
market
that
The
6-20
$1.10
West Texas
$359,696"";
;;
and
of
cash-pay system.
He
said
he
believed
that
the
company's
policy of shrinking its
capital structure has
unquestionably protected and benefitted the best
interests of its stockholders.
"It
has
enabled
us
to
maintain
our
$2.00 dividend rate within
the bounds of
prudent business practice."
The Paramount
capital structure is now just
below 2,000,000
whereas it was
shares,
'
2451.
p.
our
influenza
6-20
—
185,
Notre Dame Hospital
deem Bonds—
6-20
$1.05
V.
6-10
preferred C (quar.)__——
preferred B (quar.)
$1.02 A
4.20%
4.10%
6pers.
ppef.;W__
•
of
reconciling TV ratings with
higher costs to the sponsor is
becoming more discouraging to ad¬
vertisers.
Pay TV is the answer, he
declared.
"There are many persuasive
reasons
for
believing that the cable
approach will be most eflective in
getting pay TV 'off the -ground'
quickly," Mr. Balaban held.
In describing the
Telemeter system, he
emphasized the advantages of its
has
;■'''•*•<
"
the
Paramount, although its future busi¬
servicing three types of customers:-Xl)
is
being
contract* ill
"•/'v"" -V-;'..
supplier
company
duction
North
said
consist
for
far-reaching
view
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—-1956
$1,091,714
$1,322,754... $3,770,174
$3,617,321
732,018
787,276 ;' ;f?;^73,821
2,378,397
revenue—
oper.
»
:
(quar.)
Electric
Penn
y
1
the
The
entered
5
37 Ac
pper.
•Railway
6-14
25c
i
Payable in cash or stock«'
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift (quar.)
West
10-
to
also
Northwestern Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
?
6-15
50c
under
reserves
r
encompassing both theatres and television."
revolution both in motion
pictures and television, he
portended by "the significant
success
scored
by old: feature
li)m libraries released
to
television during, the
past year."
Paramount is
"coming closer" to decisions with
respect to
sale
of its pre-1948
film backlog to
TV, and the company's position i3
stronger for its delay
"because
there - are
only a
few
unreleased
pre-1948 libraries left in the
industry." Mr. Balaban added that the
post-1948 Paramount
product, too, is equally valuable as future TV
product because of the
high percentage of color films and the
more
advanced production
techniques represented in it.
Mr. Balaban noted
that the company's
foreign operations continue
to hold to
a
satisfactory level.
He
said
that
at
the end of
blocked cash' abroad
1956,
amounted to
$5,500,000. Paramount is
do production
planning to
overseas, he reported. '
formerly
having
the
contracts, Northern
gas
'•
Railway
5.0c
.
in
to
expected
diversified
.
reserves
•
June 4' announced that
production
distribution will continue to be
on
theatrical
revenue
withstanding.
gathering
Co.,
/
,
Corp.—Pay TV Inevitable—
President,
for
of
New horizons in the
from complete reliance
.
.
.
gas
T-v
3
-i-
of
6%-inch
-
pictures
source
involving
area with a
daily delivery estimated at 57,400,000'cubic feet.
Northern said the existing facilities
were not adequate to
transport
additional daily volumes available
tp it in this ar'ea.
The FPC
said the
temporary authorization "is without; prejudice to such final
disposition of the application for certificate as the record
may require."
.—V. 185, p. 2673.
.t.
'-.tO T
<.»••
6-14
7-
is
that
The
Northern
Refining
cubic
of
June
on
operators,
(2)
sponsored
television
provided by pay television.
4
Mr.
Balaban
revealed
that
Paramount
$1,-
line
facilities.
miles
miles
41
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
-theatre
the
6-14
7-
':
company
tem¬
facilities in
16-inch
about
is
line
construct
d'Alene
near
Sales
Balaban,
motion
ness
gas
of
plant
the
corporation
principal
*
12.7
line
construction
the
remove
approximately 227,960,060,000
5
1
"
approximately
company said in its application that it has
recently
two contracts, one with Pan
American Petroleum Corp.,
Stanolind Oil & Gas
Co., and Humble Oil &
6-19
1
$1.13 A
-
.
construct
The
6-21
$1.37 Va
—
(quar.)
■
5r
7-
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
lines
.
(quar.)
Co.—, t.
of
...
the
(quar,)
5A% preferred (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
of
proposes
7
6-20
35c
"
opreferred (initial quar.)
Waukesha Motor.Co. (increased-quar.)
Weed
5
Disney (Walt)
„
common
7-15
of
existing 10-inch line; to boost the
capacity of its Spear¬
man
dehydration facilities by 50,000,000 cubic feet
per day;
and to
construct
.
...
Quarterly from ordinary income
Tlernan,
,
tnis
natural
cost
Co.
^
said,
Into
Quarterly'
&
1.
granted
operate
estimated
Hill
Paramount Pictures
$9,122,363
*7,112,403
an
cost
to
proposes
has
and
County,
either
Barney
>
<
■
Commission
:
replace
Worts, Ltd.—
Wall Street Investing Corp.—
,
-
62 Ac
(H.)-Gooderham &
Wallace
i
25c
2375.
authority to construct
County, Tex., at an
certain
Wagner
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)
•_
Walker & Co., common (quar.J___
7,127,488
common
Federal
The
6-15
6-10
;;
per
982,000.
'6-15
6-30
used
.
91,271
' ■'
$9,578,638
7,127,488
outstanding
inch
lateral line to
Miguel
3 filed
a
letter of notification
with the
covering 5,500 shares of class B common stock
to be offered at
($10 per share), without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
for working
capital.
par
.
'
——
$9,697,304
shares
inter-
3A
proposed
facilities
is
$113,940.
plant would be 205,000,000 cubic
to
proposes
Coeur
of
depending
Important
Hansford
7
6-20
the
Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Plans Expansion—
porary
ioc .;
in
$12,281,788 $12,119,747 $11,222,363
2,584,484
2,541,109
2,100,000
bonds--
income
The
6-14
6-
time
SEC
A
,
6-30
$1.12
_____
first
on
p.
5-31
6-17
to
316,630
—
the
the
basis.
Northwest
6%-inch
to
by
The
328,187
of
to
direct
a
miles
V
$11,953,601 $11,803,117 $11,131,092
i
interruptible
Panorama
*
*»1
t
(quar.)
Sncome__
cost
deliveries
Securities and
time
from
on
4.5
proposed Bunker Hill line.
These towns
would
he
Citizens Utilities
Company or Shoshone Natural Gaa
on efforts by
the two firms to secure state
and
municipal authorizations.
The five communities would
require 690,000,000 cubic feet In the first
year
and 1,278,000,000 cubic feet' in
the third year.—V.
185, p. 2562.
:
»
'
1,
5-31
!
6-30
(q%ar.)____
common
preferred
conv.
6
8-20
(quar.t—
Vulcan Materials Co.,
5-31
12c
adjacent
share
$1.36
"' "'''$1.34
$1.28
Adjusted to include 1,000,000 shares of
common stock issued Feb.
1957 to Mar. 22, 1957,
inclusive, for the conversion of 100,000 shares
of preferred stock.—V.
185,
5-31
6-20
150%
*
$82,070,672 $81,744,787 $74,462,612
70,117,071
69,941,670
63,331,520
income—.
Common
6-12
„
dividend)
n
^
pajmext
her#
'^£4v.'
6-20
6-20
68 %c
(stock
non¬
:
;
corrected
feet
lateral to a
metering station at
Kellogg, Shoshone County, Idaho. Esti¬
mated cost of these facilites
is $1,230,300.
The service to Bunker
Hill
would be 1,150,000,000
cubic feet annually on a firm
basis.
In
addition, Pacific Northwest states that it
expects to seek author¬
ity in the fall of 1957 to
supply the natural gas requirements
Ipr
Cataldo, Wardner, KelJogg, Osburn; and
Wallace, Idaho which aro
'
v.,
The
estimated
its
cubic
construct
from its existing 6%-inch
Uravan
Nuclear Co.'s plant at Slick
Rock, San
Pacific
from
to
proposes
extend
annual
an
the Bunker
Apr. 30,'57 Mar. 31,'57 Apr. 30,'56
and taxes
expenses
operating
6-20
1
7-
$1.03
Products____._—___—^
Vltlcan Corp., S3
%
$1.05
& Telegraph
Incorrect.
to
The
on
line
.-«.«•
.
Indicated
6-20
6-28
"5
(quar.)
Virginian Railway
Vita Foods
Is
V
income™
Earnings
(quar.)
was
date
revenues—:
Operating
6-12
; 25C
(quar.)
7%.
5-24
"
r-
$1.01
—
date
Months Ended—
Net
$4.04
tax
6-20
$1.50
<6-7
i'n
:
<
'
3oc
r
fluctuating market conditions.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
r.
-V1,
*
"
12
'
New
dividend.
tax.
record
feet
(Continued from page 10)
" 't.:.
i, )2-
6-28
87 Ac
,
this
.
35c
(quar.)___
______—'
Victor Equipment
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
.6% participating preferred (accum.)
Virginia Electric & Power—
Estimated
(3)
for
position of maximum flexibility to
finance,
future, on the best terms possible under
8-31
•7-2
,
Colo.
2
General Corporation and
Investment News
6-10
*
6-28
J: 7-'
56%C
*50c
2
7-
,
,
6-28
Northwest
Carbide
'7-
1-
8-1
75c-
;
published
r
8-28
.
6-17
•15c
preferred (quar.)—
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
8-
-
156'Ac
.
closed
income
and/or
1
■
;
lateral line
6-28
873,600,000
Pacific
Company,
7-5
7
6-20
\
(2)
served
6-14
.
9-10
"
Works,
not
6-14
.
7-15 '
25c
$2.25
preferred
date
*
6-14
-$1.25
Inc. (quar.)
Venqo Co.,*common (quar.)
3 Yg %
1
.
Veeuer-Rooc,
Chemical
7-
,20c
————
(quar.)
Victor
j Previous
6-17
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
1
V
7-15
t30c!
.
Jamaica
6-21
6-
7-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
'7- 5
7-1
57c
—
ruptible basis.
6-15
6
•.'25c
—
common
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5%
books
,"v
preferred
6-15
1
6-14
15c
(quar.)
Appliance Corp.—
6-15
1
Union
'
30c
-
Uflea, Transit
Utility
•
30c
—
(quar.).-.
12-
6-28
1
77-
50c
'9-6
12-27
!
25c'
-
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
tax 15%; resident
Less British Income tax.
a
x Less
<6-14
to a measuring
Portland Cement Co.
and regulating station at the
Northwestern
plant at Grotto, Wash.
The estimated cost
of
facilities-'Is- $1,031,452;" The
annual
requirement
lor
the' first
year's operations would be.
62 Ac
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
$ Payable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible at the source,
7-11
;
1
Wash,,
17Ac
(quar.)
common
•Transfer
,
7-11
8-1
40C "
Picture^ Co,
1
8-
•7-
40c
Universal
6-14
:';6-29
50c
——;
v"
(quar.)_____
—'
"
Universal Marion "Corp.
par)
resident
-
of Rec.
the
($50
preferred (quar.)
Radio Corp. (quar.)_
6-15
''6-14
6-28
'
25c
%
1
7-
'7- 1"
80c ;
Steel.Corp., Ltd.
Utilities (quar.)4
Unitersal Leaf Tobacco—
;; New common (initial quar.)
8
4A%
Zenith
United
f
preferred
Zellers, Ltd.,
,6-15
7-1;
Holdera
Payable
7%
preferred (quar.)
Yoi'.ngstown Steel Door (quar.)
6-11
1
preferred
5%
7
When
Share
Company
Bros., Inc.—
5%
7
1
$1
(quar.)
Y.)
1
7-
15c
Younker
7
6-26
22,/2C
.
6-
Per
Name of
5-20
7-
G Ac
___
of Rec.
«
1
7-
$1.75
(increased s-a)
preferred
series
7-
20c
—;
Y.)
Playing Card_:
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
S.
6-20
•
40c
53
Holier*
Payable
37 Ac
—
(quur.)
Lumber Co.
5%
When
1891.
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.—To Increase Facilities—
(1) Pacific Northwest proposes to construct 34.5 miles of sixfour-inch lateral pipeline from its 26-inch line in
Snohomish
find
County,
The
Federal
authority
to
Power
Commission has granted
construct
and
operate
natural
this company temporary
facilities to enable
gas
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
54
.
'
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
I
(2850)
and transport a new supply of gas to be purchased at
Schleicher County, Texas.
Permian proposes to construct 83
miles of 16-inch line from its
interconnection
with
the proposed
gathering facilities of Pioneer
Gathering System, Inc., of Amarillo, Texas, to Permian's existing fa¬
cilities at Spraberry.
In addition, Permian proposes to construct a
compressor station consisting
of three 1,320 horsepower units.
The
estimated cost of the proposed facilities is approximately $5,053,400.
receive
It
to
a
point
expansion
Inc.—To Continue Growth—
"in the area of
predicted on June 3.
Mr.
McKeen said that
'r1
,
1(
,
the company's pharmaceutical business in
fallen' oft from the record first-quarter levels
but chemical, agricultural and international
sales had maintained a
satisfactory pace.
V :
He added: "First quarter sales were up 16% and earnings were up
19% over tho same period last year, but we doubt whether this rale
of increase will continue through the balance of the year."
Mr. McKeen estimated capital outlays over the next two or three
years At $20-25 million.
In the current year, lie asserted, funds will be
allotted towards the construction and expansion of plants and research
facilities
in England,
Argentina and Italy.
Also under study, he
said,
are
several domestic
projects designed to increase capacity
through new construction or through the addition of new and more
April
efficient
"The
dbes
had
May
and
that
declared.—V.
185,
Corp.—Establishing Primary Metal Af¬
Phelps Dodge
Rico—
in Puerto
filiates
,.^,^^4..,..,^
2219.
p.
meet these outlays and it
financing will be required," he
security
any
affiliate of Phelps
present time,
June 10.
EDA, which has guided over 400 tJ. S. branch plants to Puerto Rico
under the "Operation Bootstrap" industrialization program,
said the
X; Five
including
plants,
metal
primary
new
an
Dodge Corp., are being established in Puerto Rico at the
the Economic Development Administration announced on
v
five
significant for two major reasons.
and table is scheduled to start in the
December when the $1,250,000 Phelps Dodge
Operations, according to Gaspar Roca, Jr., a top
expansion
plant
of
Production
was
wire
copper
island Commonwealth this
launches
affiliate
official
Mr.
EDA in
the
with
U.
Roca,
York City.
New
Industrial Development Director
8.
said the
for EDA,
to be known as the Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp. of
Puerto Rico, Will employ 70 persons when in full production.
Ground for the 33,000 square foot plant was broken about two weeks
—
10
payment
10
company,
Walston ft Co., Int.
—-
six
a
on
South
and
180,
purchase *fift6enr shades of common stock.
The, units
are priced at $135 each.
The ottering is underwritten
by a group of investment bankers headed t>y- Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; The
Ohio Co., and Stroud & Co. Inc.
Prior to Septi 15, 1957, or such earlier date as the directors may
determine, (he debenture and the 10 shares of common stock inciuded
in each unit
will be evidenced by a temporary registered debenture
on
the mer.se side ol which will be a temporary stock certificate.
Such debenture and shares of common, stock will not be. transferable
separately until Sept. 16, 1957, or sucn earlier date as the board may
Gas Co.—Expansion—
has put into operation the first of two 225,000kilowatt
turbine
generators at its new electric generating station
in Linden,
N. J. This station is unique in that the steam from its
generators will serve two purposes; one, to generate electricity, and
the other to supply the steam requirements of the Bay way Refinery
of the Esso Standard Oil Co. which is adjacent to the station.
This
company
determine.
turbine-
:v.v
.
generating facilities with its two initial
electrical facilities will be upwards
of
$100,000,000.
The new station will be a part of the company's inter¬
connected electric system as well as supplying the steam and electric
requirements fit the Esso Refinery.—V. xao, p. 2o'<4,
and the first five
this fund's shares for May
months
reported by Roy R. Coffin, President.
amounted to $280,667 for an increase of 297% over the
total of $70,679 in May, 1956.
;
'
For the first five months of 1957. sales
totaled $926,923 up 81%
over the sales of $511,393 in the like period last year.—V.
185, p. 2376.
1957
were
sales
Northern Ry.—Earnings—
&
credit
agreement.
proceeds from
The
oper.
1957—Month—1956
Net rev.
Net
$467,850
214,715
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$1,943,793 $2,017,316
872,470
871,746
$225,811
$253,135
$1,071,323
$1,145,570
341,095
379,500
from ry. ops.
railway
—V.
revenue,
operating exps.
Railway
185,
83,821
67,395-
inc..
oper.
'
2451.
p.
Expand—
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Unit to
Authorization to commence construction of
■
to previous FPC authorization, the company said.
from
the proposed
new issue
of promissory notes will be
reimburse
the company's
treasury
for expenditures made
pursuant
this
early
The
fall.
new
be
been
shut
important
an
resources,
system
gathering
have
heretofore
will
Val Verde, Sutton, and
in
as
well
oil
lack
for
for gas wells which
Additionally, it
Texas' natural
blowing to the
markets.
of
the conservation
of
large volume has been
in
in
gas
outlets
provide
will
in
step
past several months,
Permian Basin Pipeline Co., a subsidiary
of Northern Natural Gas
Co. Of Omaha, Neb., has already contracted to
purchase up to 200
million cubic feet of gas per day.
Initial deliveries from the new
air
fof the
estimated
2562.
system are
—V.
185,
to be about 60 to 70
million cubic feet per day
p.
Portland
Gas &
Coke Co.—Common
Stock Offered—
offered to its common stock¬
rights to subscribe for 226,194 additional shares
of common stock (par $9.50) at the rate of one share for
each five shares held of record June 10, 1957. The sub¬
This company on June 11
holders
scription price is $16.25 a share. X The offer carries an
additional, subscription privilege under tvhich warrant
holders may also subscribe for share in addition to those
to Which they are entitled to subscribe under the pri¬
The rights will expire
offering is being underwritten by
mary rights.
Lehman. Brothers.
on
a
July 1, 1957. The
group
headed by
-'
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the offering, will be used by Portland
to further its 1957 construction program.
Construction expendi¬
OAs
$6,058,000; of > which $1,003,955 had
.been expended during the first three months of the year. The expendi¬
tures
for
1957
estimated
are
at
will be largely for mains, meters and services to serve
tomers, and improvements to the gas distribution system. . .
tures
BU8INE88-—The
new
cus¬
operates
STOCK SPLIT—The common stock
May
21,
which
following
1957,
a
distribution
gas
was
system in
split two-fOr-one effective on
1,130,970 Common
shares
its
of
improvement
and
were
out¬
standing.
issued
for
con¬
facilities,
Pure Oil Co.—Seeks
SEC Exemption—
it was announced on June 12, has filed an application
requesting an order of the Commission exempting it from the provisions
of the Holding Company Act. The exemption is sought because Pure Oil
has a small subsidiary which distributes natural gas to employees and
other consumers in West Virginia, and is a public utility company as
defined in the Act.
The exemption would be based on Pure Oil's being
The
company,
engaged in a business other than that of a public utility
The Commission has issued a notice giving interested persons
1957 to request a hearing in the matter.—V. 185, p. 616.
company.
until June 26,
oh
EARNINGS—Operating
*
in the 12 months ended
1957 were $13,807,000 and net income Was $1,451,000. CAPITALIZATION
revenues
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
March 31,
•First mortgage
bonds:
3V8%
series
due
1976
37b%
series
due
1974
431b%
series
due
1976
4Vs%
debentures
3Vz%
Instalment
Notes
31,
-
payable to bank,
Common
stock
($100
par
($9.50
par
$10,000,000
$3,010,000
3,350,000
6,000,000
$360,000
note
3J'2%
due Dec.
value)
value).
•Not limited except as set
50,000 shs.
1,640,000 shs.
8,000.000
None
§1,357,164 shs.
forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
exclude $70,000 of 3%% bonds and
3*2% instalment promissory note due within one year.
$ Amounts
of
$6 000,000
1975
due
promissory
1959
Preferred stock
Outstanding
outstanding
$80,000
'
-
.• -
the several States.
and
'
/,. *;•.>'»' '•
.•
preferred
mortgage
installment
due July 15, 1958—
chattel mortgage note, due March
*5%
Outstanding
$2,35;), 000
$6%
$2,359,000
277,000
277.000
500.000
500,000
300,000
.notes,
,
'
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
300,000
.V<
v
->
'
..."
June
on
.
tures,
Class
radio
market
also
was
made-today
with
the
Mr.
Toney revealed that the
label, RCA International.
new
The two
new
models
Shortwave
are
set
radios
would
be
the RCA International
is
a
tape
recorder
or
an
extra
notes,
each
in
170,000 shs.
marketed
under
Table
model
speaker.
'•
on
to
SPavable
rig
used
drilling
in
and
the
by
„
,
RCA
for issumce
Television
:
erlng
and
shares
45.000
additional
an
'underwriters
an
of
affiliate
finishes.
New
of them.
a-,
The
Ohio
Stroud
Alex.
Co
s.
Inc—i
Co.,
ft
800
Sons
ft
Brown
Denne ft Scribner
Sullivan & Co.
Finger,
Inc.
-
Co..
an¬
Manager
include
improved
Turben
Merrill.
Underwood.
ft
Baker.
Watts ft Co
Walter
Co
F.
185,
Hurt
p.
Inc.,
Salt Lake City, Utah—De¬
clares Initial Dividend—
The corporation
ceiits
per
share,
on
June 11
600
Woodcock,
payable cm
Aug.
5
to
an
initial cash dividend of five
shareholders
of
record
E.
Hess,
400
400
Moyer
McKelvy
200;
L
Inc.
Masten
A.
500
ft
ft
300'
Co
300;
Co._
&
Collins ft Co
Cunningham, Schmertz
300!
Trubee,
500
Co.,
Fauset,
Inc.
2001
—
Steele ft
20%
Co
Curtiss, House ft Co
Miller
ft
ft
20%
;
200
Co
Haliowell,
Sulzberger
ft
Co.
200
2452.
Reading
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Mon'h—*956
1957—4 ilos.—1950
revenue— Sll.887,412 $11,553,169 $47,912,668 $46,388,515
expenses9,146,789
8.524,067 36.899,442 34.890.34.
Period End. April 30—
oper.
Railway
oyer,
Net rev. from ry. opers.
declared
400
40')
400
Arthurs,
400
400
400
400
Co
Baehe
400
-
Inc.^_
Richards ft Co
Lestrange ft Co
Kay,
6nr'
Wagenseller ft Durst, Inc.—
—-V.
Farfell,
ft
Co.,
Inc.
-
Mosley
_—
White, Mastersom & Co._c.__
Bell
Neuhaus ft Co.,
Railway
Resources,
Co.,
Un'ts
400
tuners,
110-degree aluminized picture tubes in all 17-inch, 21-inch and 24-inch
(overall
diagonal)
sets;
"one touch" on-off controls, motor tuning
and remote control.—V. 185, p. 2562.
Radorock
ft
Inc.
ft
Inc.
500
—^
♦
ft B0yce.____1.__
Yeatman,
Suplee.
600
ft
Foster
•
,
Stein Bros,
80)
Stone ft Co
Marshall.-'.-
Hayden.
severally
have
Kormendic At Co., Inc.u_u„
%
1.700
1.3on
1.300
1,300
Humphrey, Inc.
-The Milwaukee Co
.
Allen
features
.
below
Units
Applegate ft
Hrlme,
certain, of the
/; ' ' ...
set forth below:
to purchase from the company unts as
"agreed
Division.
performance
being sold to
are
one
underwrltef.T named
■'/../ UNDERWRITERS—The
Highlighting the new styling features are reduced cabinet dept in
all models; picture tubes completely enclosed in the cabinet; a stream¬
lined
series
of
tapered
portables; the first commercially acceptable
corner
cabinet sets; table models with swivels and a wide choice of
modern
on
purchase warrants covering 255.000 shares are Included in ,the units
now
being offered.
Stock purchase Warrants covering pn additional
30.000
shares
afe proposed to be sold -to criain of the directors,
officers and employees of the- company and additional warrants eov-
■
new
Victor
'.The
,
conversion' of ri-e
class A (cumulative, convertible)
capital stock.
Also includes 330.00G
shires reserved lor Issuance on exercise of warrants, of which stock
(9INT1)
Was
Batos" and "Gaorge M.
the, "J. W. Bates,"v wil be payable tp
Supply Co.<-■
.tlnclbdes 679,000 shcres reserved
•
engineering innovations in television history,"
Charles P. Baxter, Vice-President, and General
(&» pre¬
DTn-.-rn**".
connection with
National
line of RCA Victor blaek-and-whilte television
receivers, featuring what are described as "some of the most important
nounced
National
used in
platform
Bosworth,
completely
held
ere
and related; equipment
connection with the "George
M. Reading";
an! -tci on assignment of the proceeds of each of tl;e
two: drilling contracts with Continental. *..%
$Tbis\ndte, secured by a chat tel mortgage urn the rig used -In-, copruction
with
the "j. W. Bates,".;is payable to The National Supply
Company.'
*' V "■"/';; >
r'\' '/"to '
/
*
New Line Of RCA Victor TV Receivers Unveiled—
A
491.000 sps.
of $1,179,590.
principal-amount
the
mortgages on the tenders. "J. W.
a
chattel- mortgage on the rig
the
-
...-•
„
169.750 shs.
*1,500.000 shs.
20c)„:,
(bi
located
Along
styled
value
Reading":
.
which
(par
s: ip
ferred
continental
linesand features five speakers, seven push-button controls,, vernier "RotoSpeed" Station Selector for pinpointing .stations.- Ih addition the set
has separate bass and treble controls plus plug-in Jacks for a phono
AM-FM
stock
1/700.000
1,700.000 *
value)
par
console—manufactured
a
American
<no
deben-.
1967^._.-___-.-__—
convertible) cap¬
1,
"
due
by Tne First National Bank ft Trust Go. of Tulsa and Mellon
Bank & Trust Co., respectively.
These notes are secured by:
tne. growing imported
unveiling of two new
specifications,.[
of
stock
•Two
of the entry of RCA Victor into
to Radio Corporation
sinking, fuhd
June
(cumulative,
Common
v
in
Europe
due
A
ital
.
Announcement
1958-Sept.
15,
subordinated
6%
Fidelity
High
notes,
15, 1959
mortgage
chattel
March
4 unveiled its 1957-58 line of New Ortho"Victrola"' phonographs—the most complete
line
ever
marketed by the company—featuring an increased number
of multi-speed sets,
all equipped with stereo-jacks for the addition
of stereophonic sound systems at any time. ►
James M. Toney, Vice-President and General Manager of the Radio
and
"Victrola" Division,
Simultaneously announced that three new
Recorder-"Victrola"
Stereotape
Players,
all
of
which
also
record
and play-back monaurully, will be marketed in late summer.
In
explaining
the
company's
increased
activity in stereophonic
equipment, Mr. Toney said, "Our first low-cost stereophonic systems
were
introduced
only last year.
We have. found the public quick
to
respond
to this exciting hew home entertainment medium.
We.,
how
believe that the future of high fidelity lies Within
the realm
of
sterophonic sound.
For
this
reason* we
have 'equipped
our
entire
line
of
four-spAed
high
fidelity, for
easy
adaptation .; to <
stereophonic sound and are making available additional- stereophonic
systems to complement the line.
'■*•+.
V
;
The
1957-58
"Mark"
high
fidelity. series consists
of a
threecabinet deluxe console including AM-FM radio,; high fidelity, ..stereor
phonic tape player and. tape recorder; three singlecabinet AM-FM
radio-high fidelity combinations; two console high fidelity Sets/ two
consolettes
and
a
portable.
Two
"45"
rpm
high ■ fidelity' sets,
aportable'and table model were Introduced earlier this year by RCA•
Victor.
'• v
f
:
' '
"Our Mark series is the most popular line of phonographs manu¬
factured'in the history, of our > companyand the new- models" offer
the finest fonal quality yet perfected by our sound engineers.
Every
set Offers perfectly balanced and matched components," Mr. Tohey Sftid%
corporation
The
phonic
installment
preferred
mortgage
due Sept. 15,; 1959
note,
116%
Introduced—
styling
FINANCING
>%
Authorized
§G%
of
Authorized
States
*
America—New 1958 High Fidelity Line
Radio Corp. of
attachment,
quarterly dividend on the old stock was increased
May 15, 1957 to 30 cents a share, equivalent, to 15 cents a share
the split stock.
United
CAPITALIZATION
OTVIDENDB—The
on
■/%///7%'./.'
2674.
For details, see V. 185, p.
oversubscribed.
;
from the sale of the
LeTourneau off-shore
-mobile
platform anct< me rig and related equipment to be used in
connection with the platform which will cost in the aggregate approxi¬
mately $2,800,000. The additional $810,150 will be evidenced in part
by the company's 6% preferred mortgage installment note, due Sept.
15, 1959, in the princijral amount of $500,000 payable to LeTourneau,
and in part by the company's 6%
chattel mortgage notes,, due Margh
15, 1956-Sept. 15, 1959, ih the aggregate principal amount of $300,009.
payable to The National Supply Co.
The remaining $10,150 will be
provided from cash generated in the company's operations. _
BUSINESS—The company Is a Delaware corporation incorporated
on
Oct.
19, 1955.
Its principal activity has been the drilling of oil
and gas wells off the shores of the United States under contract wilii
holders of off-sliore leases.
The company is qualified to do business
in Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas.
Its principal office Is in Tulsa,
Okla.
There is no current market in the company's common stock. *
The
company
presently owns and operates two off-shore drilling
itenders ^and
related rigs and equpment now under firm contract
with Continental Oil Co.
It has entered into an agreement with R. G.
/.LeTourneau, Inc. for the construction of an off-shore mobile platform
%|; which the company plans to use for drilling under contract and for
" drilling .for its own account. It is anticipated that the new off-shoie
mobile platform will be ready lor delivery by March 15, 1958.
r"
The company is presently engaged in the business of contract drills
ing of oil and gas wells in the (:rea 0I" t5^e Glllf of Mexico subject to
the
offering of 700,000 shares of capital stock, made on June 3 by Frederic
H. Hatch & Co., Inc., Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc. and Minor, Mee & Co. at 50 cents per share, was
dilution.
against
PROCEEDS-—The net proceeds to the company
will be applied to the purchase of the
securities
Quinta Corp.—Stock Sold—The public
AM-FM Shortwave models—a table model and
the
states Of Oregon and Washington where it serves an area of approxi¬
mately 450 Square miles, located principally in Portland and the Wil¬
lamette Valley in Oregon.
A total of 80 communities in Oregon and
three communities in Washington are served by the company.
company
extension
completion,
refund
Proceeds
used to
said.—V. 185, p. 2452.
primarily
facilities-for the gathering
Scheiicher Counties,
Texas, has been received by Pioneer Gathering System, Inc., a whollyowned subsidiary, it was announced on June 11. •
Authorization came in the form of a temporary emergency certificate
of
public convenience and necessity, granted under the emergency
certificate rules of the FPC. Original application was filed Nov. 29, 1956.
The projected system will comprise some 70 miles of pipeline and
one compressors station, costing approximately $4,500,000.
Construction
is expected to begin almost immediately as a major portion of the
materials is already on hand.
Completion is scheduled for sometime
of natural gas
sale
end
has
the sale of the bonds will be used to
amount of unsecured promissory notes
principal
$20,000,000
Puget
$446,890
221,079
Period End. April 30—
Railway
them
authorized this company to
$20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds at competitive bidding and
to issue $25,000,000 in unsecured promissory notes.
,
•
The
FPC conditioned its
authorization in that prior to the con¬
summation of the bond sale the Commission, by further order, must
approve the price to be received ana the interest rate.
The promis¬
sory notes will be issued j to various commercial banks pursuant to a
Commission
Power
Federal
sell
struction,
Piedmont
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
Puget Sound Power & Light
The
including June 1, 1959 at 104%;
at 103% i thereafter to and
1960
1
auxiliary
and
to and including
105%
at
part,
in
or
and
total cost of the Linden
The
generators
and at the option of the company,
juneT. 1953*. thereafter to
thereafter to and including June
including June 1. 1961 at 102%;
thereafter to and Including June 1, 1962 at 101 %; and thereafter at
100%; with accrued interest in each case.
The stock purchase
warrants will be in bearer form, negotiable
Upon
delivery separately from the-debentures and common stock.
Each warrant shall entitle the bearer thereof to purchase on or pribr
to May 1, 1962 'all or part of the share's of common stock covered
bv the warrant at a price per share of $3.50.
The tvafrants contain
certain
provisions for adjustment in the number of shares of com¬
mon
stock covered thereby and in the price per share to protect
all
it
which
units.
ture
>
through operation of the sinking
be redeemable
may
and accrued interest,
100%
at
,
■
debentures
The
fund
generator design is more complex than the
is
expected that the station will operate
at an
Will be more than 10%. better than that of any
large steam generating station now in service or under construction
in the United States, including the supercritical and high-tempera¬
the
Although
conventional,
economy
stock and one warrant to
shares of common
ten
ture,
1210.
p.
Public Service Electric &
Securities
purchase warrants covering 25.7,000 shares of common
stock was made on June 12 in units of one $100 deben¬
Power Co., in the respective amounts of $1,050,000,
The subsidiaries will apply the funds for neces¬
additions and improvements.—V. 185, p: 2103.
•
Progressive Farmer Co., Birmingham, Ala.—Files—
The company on June 3 filed a letter of noliiication with llie SEC
covering 467 shares of common stock (no pari to be offered at $90
per share to key employees pursuant to a stock incentive plan.
No
underwriting is involve!.
The proceeds are to be used for working
capital.—V.
—
public offering of $1,700,000 Q% 'subordi¬
nated sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1067, 170,000
shares of 20-cent par value common stock and stock
Penn
property
sary
Co.
Drilling
Offshore
Bates
&
Offered—A
$900,000 and $119,000.
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Record Sales Reported—
May
will be $281,875. Federal Uranium Cofp.. Radorock's parent
will receive $143,209 from this dividend.—V. lc»5, p. 2452.
'
Reading
acre
Record sales of
outstanding; The total
will be paid on 5,637,493 shares
The dividend
5
Co
month.
of high grade ore a
than 4,000 tons
15
Co
Increase Investments—
it was announced on May 31, has issued an order authoriz¬
ing this company to make additional common , stock investments in its
subsidiaries, Northern Virginia Power Co., Potomac Light & Power Co.,
site on the outskirts of San Juan. The facility is
being built jointly by the company and the Puerto Rico Industrial
Development Co., an agency apart from EDA which puts up factories
for Bootstrap manufacturers.—V. 185, p. 2376.
ago
.
Fenner
Pierce,
Lynch,
Bcane
Newhard, Cock &
Pacific Northwest
firm,
new
of
: ft
—
ft Co
The SEC,
equipment.
company's cash flow is sufficient to
appear
Co.
ft
Stearns
Potomac Edison Co.—To
production
hot
Adams
M.
.
.
.
and diversification of its product base should
complete the year with a sales and earnings
10'/c" over 1956, John E. McKeen, President,
enable this corporation to
gain
Merrill
30
5
15
Edward L. Burton ft Co.__f—
5
Gerstlcy, Sunstein & Co.
5
—V. 185, p. 2562.
-ii'.X.jt.
Brothers
Lehman
Bear,
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co.,
Continued
names
respective percentages
purchased by them are as
presently holds slightly more than 52'v
which
in Rrtdorock.
of
the several underwriters and
of the unsubscribed common stock to be
follows:
UNDERWRITERS—The
1792.
185, p.
—V.
Uranium Corp.,
of the' outstanding stock
W6 to..,-..;'
The dividend represents approximately one-half of the tiet earnings,
after taxes, fpom
Radorock's Radon uranium mine for the past sik
months, said R. W. Neyman, President.
This mine, in Utah's Big
Indian District southeast of Moab, Utah, cui-rently is producing more
formetl M*rcb 31, -1956, by Federal
The company was
participants in Employee
Purchase Plan.
the
E.
for
reserved
shares
1,654
of
^Exclusive
Stock
In
July 5.
Net
—V.
railway
185,
p.
oper.
2452.
inc.—
.
$2,740,623
1,422,969
$3,029,102
1,267,146
$11,013,226 $1.1.498.2?;
5,331,166
4,993,1%
Volume
185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2851)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Delivers Large Resin Order
Some
,
"single
tank
60
orders
recent
by this corporation,
About
[Yard
2,000,000
at
of
ears
in
it
pounds
1,600,000
resin
Va.,
June
on
from
RCI's
to
go
Known
as
of
one
to
U.
largest
S.
■
of* ;th£
San
Norfolk
for
Navy
at
Elizabeth,
N.
J.
Navy Yard, Vallejo,
Francisco.
>
Steel
producing
in
stock
Dallas,
properties
announced
,
With
■j:
oil
June
on
the
antl
of
J.
Westlund,
[
purchase,
producing
27,415
on
uranium
claims
in
the
Ambrosia
i
in
*
billion
cubic
*
feet
acquisition
of gas.
properties is expected
The estimated
to be
$4,400,000
*
costs,
1,950,000
are
area
future
after
net
34%
,
1,
1957.
in
which
time
Grant,
Westlund,
"
Foster
f'
of
oil
.
of
Mr.
in
combined
Hegyi
1957
Is
has
owns
plus
in
the
in
two
A
these
L
.
'■
.
\
:
Reliance Electric & Engineering
The
of
shareholders of
record
proposed
I-,
Juno
on
Closing
Ma. t
date
'
of
share
of
:
f.-.-'
'
When
1
the
company's
and
company
record
a
of
of
of
as
for
was
set
for
July
for
stock
to
31,
will
each
Reliance
will
be
2376;
listed
and
Master
from
tall
the
on
j,
h
i
.
Steel
Corp.—New
in
-
V',
f
'
New
common
electric
two new
408,000 ingot
eight
tons
furnaces,
a
which
will
year;
effected
ingot
will
Co.
in
In
will
120
be
made
At
New
the
from
the
789,000
tons
at
which
'
15.
and
will
first
time.
the
put
Gadsden
In
plant
the
coll
sheet
picture
for
V *■'V
V-
Besides the 10.000
tons
out
lengths.—V.
185,
1792.
p
v.*
Y.—
The
ince
*
the
^Changed—
The
mon
,
the
*
an
.
V.
'Jv1
.
;
'
k
shareholders
stock
to
a
Mass.,
continuing
last
plant.
of
program
which
of
has
the
of
.will
totalled
in
12
June
on
announces
today
associated
(June
with
17i
that
Robert
L.
Oil
1957.
Indian
'
Royal
The
Creek
Uranium
in
Corp.
nntil
and
other
from
The
;
v
net
was
of
1957.
of
.
companies
£51,742,000,
'•'v \l
.""•
or
from
increase
1,620,000
the
authorized
shares,
and
and
185,
1792 and
p.
2452.
Rheem Manufacturing
Earle
M.
"
'
*.'
the
Jorgensen
of
Co.—Jorgensen
Los
Angeles
has
been
[
See
director
a
184, p.
available
to
the
compared
owns
.'
■
<'
Group
had
a
Mr.
Jorgensen is
Los Angeles,
President
He
and is a
is
of
Board
the
Earle
M.
Chairman
director
and
Jorgensen Co.,
of
member
Baker
of
Corp.
Co.,
He
of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif.
.the Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank
is
of
also
Los
a
Rutland
leading
a
Tube
&
Executive Committee
i
'
Steel
the
60%
a
and
Shell
director
Angeles.—V.
>P- 2219.
of
185,
Richmond, Fredericksburg:
^
•>
••
"
Period End. April 30—
Potomac
&
1957—Month—1956
RR.—Earnings
oper.
revenue...
$2,366,370
$2,440,230
$9,675,713
oper.
expenses.
1,528,667
1,491,777
6,149,055
$837,703
$948,453
Net
rev.
railway oper. jnc.__
289,097
$3,526,658
$3,606,216
1,215,194
185,
2219.
p.
railway
185,
Dollar
second
Riegel Paper Corp.—Definitive Debentures
Ready—
in
exchange
Hanover
sinking
fund
debentures
due 1981
are
now
first
available
for
outstanding temporary coupon
debentures
at
The
70 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 2902.
Bank,
stock
Interest
Transport
&
in
the
operating
Trading Co., Ltd.,
181,
Riegel Textile
Corp.—Arranges Private Borrowings
The corporation on June 7 announced it
$12,000,000
Insurance
of
Name—
40%
a
Co.
long-term
of
America
financing
—
has completed arrangements
with
banks
and
the
last January
The
with
000
financing
interest
The
and
An
•;
contracted
interim
L.
be
used
in
the
.
$3,000,000
a
maturing
interest
corporation said
has
John
be
4'2'.,
with
to
bank
of
in
one
5to
at
term
to
loan
five
be
from
years,
paid
off
four
and
banks
$9,000,-
a
during the sixth
retire
Prudential purchased $4,500,000 of these notes
buy the balance of $4,500,000 within two years.
to
loan
notes
Riegel,
was
has
arranged
been
Chairman,
a
term
taken
said
bank
to
lean
provide funds
until
the
second
proceeds of
from
tne
the
financing
banks
same
would
Mav
Kern
Tinto
Co.,
company
3.
1957
Oil
Co.
to
on
$114,870
$117,684
$351,618
Ltd.,
June
1
and
of
London,
to
England—Acquisition—
announced
that,
Rio
stock
the
Tinto
offer
acquire Kern
Rotnscliild
£or.s
&
489.
made
Oil
stock
in
respect
units
for
of
Its
stock
simultaneously
for
cash,
offer
units
69,924
177,838
133,726
of
Claude
Ryan,
sales
for
this
is
company
President,
the
at
now
reported
on
highest
June
by
N.
acceptances
M.
of
Schenley
Industries'
program
based
world-wide
new
extensive acquisi¬
on
to
company
'
■
estimated
that
Fall
operate
on
so
•
Schenley's -initial investment of ap¬
Seager, Evans and related facilities
In
about
ready
to
erect
Facilities
to
said,
two
mult
located
distilling
in
distilleries
the
facilities,
In
Scottish
the
Burns
highlands
warehousing,
section
Include,
malting/and
of
in
yeastlng
outlining
for
two
the
Schenley's
postwar
line
one
decades
of
plans,
period
Scotch.
Mr.
Schenley
This
Rosenstlel
has
bears
the
pointed
served
D.
C.
only
L.
out
as
that
import
Dewar's label.
of
The production and distribution of
the famous Long John Scotch.
Schenley will continue the traditional
arrangement for Dreyfus, Ashby
& Co. as U. S.
import agent for Long John.
(2) The marketing of Scottish
Majesty whisky in the United States
by
Park
&
Tilford, the old-line U. S. company whose
acquisition by
has been approved by the Federal courts.
The marketing by
Schenley in both U. S. and world markets of
Kintore Scotch whisky.
Schenley
$17,349,455,
an
increase of 46'%
costs
same
due
primarily
missiles
while
are
are
to
a
in
of
of
to
the
1956.
the
The
fact
early
in
the
fiscal
outstanding
p. 2376.
the
or
earning rate, Mr.
major new produc¬
the
of
their
production
cycle,
Air
second
quarter,
over
the
first, was
degree to the build-up In
production of
Boeing KC-135 jet tankers and 707 com¬
Similarly, deliveries of Ryan Firebee
Force
and
equity
1957.
This
Navy
increased
bringing
shares,
jet drone
business
was
net
equal
compared
also
were
about
increased
by
of
$30.60
with
by
$239,578
worth
to
80%
25%
Sacramento Northern
spirits
This
during
the
the
per
$29.96
company to a new
share on the 374 000
on
Jan.
31.
1957
—
1957—4 Mos.
$680,065
expenses.
145,189
645,452
740J28
Net
railway oper.
•Deficit.—V.
inc.—
185,
p.
2494.
Evans'
said,
will
English
as
c ise
In
this
applied
in
U.
8.
corporation's
to
be
priced
above
gin facilities
will
constitutional-test .of the tax
$117,000,000 in Tefund
District
Court,
adjourned until June 19.
was
contends
that
the
Federal
Pa.,
Government
The
In
the
lawsuit
five
filed Jan.
was
states
where
1955
24
after
an
has
in
Schenley's Oct. 27,
time, $117,559,426.
claims
Pittsburgh,
collecting internal revenue taxes
—Schenley Distillers Co. and Joseph S. Finch &
from
Co.
on
violated
two
of
distilled
June
11.
the
subsidiaries
Schenley, Pa.-—
1955.
the directors
of
internal revenue
Schenley produces spirits failed to act upon
claims for refunds totaling
exactly, at that
Practically the entire industry followed 8chenley's
example by filing
similar
claims.
contends that the $10.50-gallon Federal
levy on distilled
becomes a direct tax on
property when exacted arbitrarily at
eight years upon goods for which no market exists.
Another Schenley
contention is that the due
process of law guaranty of the Constitution
was
violated when
the
1951
tax
increase
(from $9 to 410.50) was
applied retroactively to liquor that had been distilled before the effec¬
tive date of the increase.—V.
185, p. 1679.
spirits
Sea Harbor
$649 581
176.689
from ry. opeis.
round
law
opened
Constitution
1956
$162,269
Railway
rev.
Rosenstiel
Scotch.
Seager,
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$185,659
Net
that
Schenley
second
revenue—
oper.
first
Schenley
i
greater,
during
the
135,
Period End. April 30—
Mr.
standard
during the period Nov. 1, 1951 to
Sept. 30,
for
components
brands,
for
stated
Tests Force-Out Law—
16%,
lower
that
part
$100,000,
substantial
sections
high of $11,444,811.
V.
still
Jet Stratoliners.
stockholders
quarter
period
increase
Jet engine
period.
The
Rosenstiel
force-out
the
on
these
expanded to keep pace with their
plan of increasing the market in
the United States and other
parts of the world, inchiding Great Britain.
for
share
per
abnormally high.
sales
to
after provision
of
be
compared with the
approximately
the
Is
fuselage
three
present scale
Mr.
.
The
for
attributable
same
the
its
the
was
programs
Gross
the
in
1957's
quarter
mercial
All
rate
4.
of
of
210,264
,
$343,456
69,514
Railway oper.
exchange
Ltd.
wi 1
of
scale.
Rosenstlel
(1)
1,398,466
participating
financing, amounting to $4,400,003 and the ba^nce
applied to reduction of current bank indebtedness.—V. 185, p.
The
tion
net
up.
the
new
Rio
a
$1,741,922
1,487,622
2219.
said,
when
to
of
.
merchandising, he added, Schenley has developed
such popular
acceptance for this brand In the U. S. market that
the
product has been in constant short
supply.
The new steps to be taken to
give Schenley much greater participa¬
tion
in
the
profits from
Scotch production
and
distribution, Mr.
Rosenstiel said, will
be:,
........
six months ended
April 30, 1957 totaled $30,surpassing the $56 million annual rate attained in
the peak
year,
fiscal 1945, Mr. Ryan said. Gross income
for
than
years.
$4,500,000
*
at
issue
note
20th
to
consists
significance
the United Kingdom and
Further
1957—4 Mos.—1956
profit for the first six months of fiscal
1957,
Federal Income
tax, was $573,634, equal to $1.53
net
outstanding shares, This was
Prudent al
take
the
place of the proposed public
sinking fund debentures which was with¬
due to market conditions.
and
scope
in
By
$1,839,240
inc.__
215,188
2494.
p.
distilleries, he said, con¬
independent producers of
Grains, while providing Schenley with Its
necessity for increas¬
ing supplies for world markets.
com¬
342,578
Net
Ryan
offering of $12,000,000 5'2%
drawn
54,975
185,
The expansion program for
the Highland
templates a continuing of supply to the
2932.
p.
quarter.
less
for
^$467,468
f
Scotch
371,878
'
expenses.'
volume
T.
069,769,
37'a.%
$354,167
addition
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Reports Record Sales—
wartime
Definitive
$122,400
56,972
ry.
oper.
facilities.
averaged 962,000 barrels
753,000 a clay In the similar
with
1957—Month—1956
$486,748
$460,262
revenue-.
oper.
p.
Business
history,
1,268,553
353,009
'
—V.
$95,094
from
rev.
railway
$1,324,069
(3)
6,008,864
from ry. opers.
Net
856,601
ops.
inc.-
is
Ry.—Earnings-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
$9,615,080
Railway
1
,971,179
Scotland.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
Railway
,
$1,325,346
219,749
Schenley is authorizing an expansion program for its
grain whisky
distillery at Strathclyde and at its Glenugie malt
whisky plant. Both
types of whisky are required for prime Scotch. The
company, he
*
;
Net
-•!<
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$342,149
and inventories would be
augmented over a five-year period to
represent
a
total Investment In the
neighborhood of $30 to $35 million, or over a
longer period, more.
group
Corp.—Changes
above.—V.
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1967—Month—1956
proximately $9,000,000 last
this company.
[Steel distributor.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
254,191
Mr.
Dutch-Shell
2329.
Uranium
Royal
of
other
no
expenses
agent
Board—
on
elected
ago,
Scotland, were disclosed lor .the first
time on May 29 by Lewis S.
Rosenstlel, Chairman and President.
''With the recent
acquisition of several major Scottish
distilleries,
and including the
Seager, Evans <fc Co., Ltd. group of
enterprises in
the United Kingdom," Mr, Rosenstiel.
said. "Schenley is now
equipped
and ready to go after a
goodly portion of the world market."
The United Kingdom
operation, he said, makes Schenley the first
and
only United States-owned distilling
;
Royal
years
Order.s founded
oper.
broad
-1
••■'
Royal
last year.
interest.—V.
the
$349,285
throughout
."
^
u-
crude
Royal Dutch Co.
panies in the group
"
-
•
.■
peripd
of
and
debt.
tions
Pro¬
other
daily in the first quarter,
com-
Province
owns
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Plans Large Expansion—
on
May 29 said the Increase in nel income was
higher earnings by the Shell Oil Co. in the
United States
material increase in
output in Venezuela. The Venezuelan
of
completed it
notes
,
The
to
change
name of the corporation to Townsend Investment
Co., according to
announcement
bv
Clinton
Davidson, Chairman of the Board.—
J
;
and
facilities, building and marketing
announcement
a
306
revenue-
—V.
income of the companies in the
group for
quarter of 1957 Were £643,803,000, or
$1,802,648,400, com¬
with £535,413,000, or $1,499,156,400, in the
1956 period.
to
members
Carondelet,
Paul
May
Net
first
pared
and
1,264
of
St,
oper.
Net
$144,877,600, in the first three months
£40,733,000, or $114,052,400, in the first,
1956.
sales
in
with
compares
of
Prov¬
„
,
Railway
was
net
The
the
has
Is
founded
bassinets.
The
Period End. April 30—
in
were
these
This
quarter
'''"'•
1851,
85
Joseph
Savannah & Atlanta
prop¬
claims
,
progress
and
St.
of
members.
San Jacinto Petroleum
name
Paul
to
Railway
operating
income
used
secondary offering of 15,528 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on June 10 by
White, Weld & Co. at
$52.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1 per share.
It was quickly
completed.—V. 185, p. 2219.
1956,
Corp.
be
may be redeemed on or
prior to May 1, i960 at 104%;
1, 1960 on or prior to May 1. 1961 at
103% { after.rMay 1,
1961 on or prior to
May 1, 1962 at 102% and after
May 1, 1963 at
100%.,
From
unborrowed
funds, commencing May 1, >-1960,
up to
$250,000 of Notes may be retired
per year with no premium.
Cran-
mining
mining
V,
.
Its
uranium
owns
Utah
unconditionally guaranteed by the St.
Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul, Minn.
will
beds
Sisters
4,429
The
it
corporation
area
have 460
after
Inc.
named
was
May,
be
.
funded
Division,
,
annual
production
to
voted
shares
—
operates 5 hospitals, one
college, 4 academies, one high
school, and In addition, operates 3
1
'' academies, 3 high schools, 53 grammar schools and
one
orphanage.
St.
Mary's Hospital Is valued at
$9,037,077 and it has
$2,224,000
Southern
will
proceeds
The
acquiring the Whit¬
Roxbury
notes
1 K have
capital Improvements
since
costs
and
year
-
'.
■'
5.000.000
•
pay in part the $6,000,000 cost of a
7-story fireproof addition to St.
Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis,
Minn., which was established by the Sisters of
St. Joseph of Caron¬
delet, in 1887 and is the only Catholic
Hospital in Minneapolis. and
Hennepin County./When the construction,
in
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—Reports Gains—
:
the
Name
r
Sisters of St.
The
it
An
—
$9,268,909
3,901,095
new
properties during the period
July, 1955, through
totaled 20,889 tons of- uranium ore.
formed in 1954.
There are 3,308,000 shares
out¬
standing and about 1,000 stockholders.
The
stock
is
traded in the
over-the-counter market..
V
;
(Del.) —Stock Increased
3,249,040
notes, dated May 1, 1957, at 100% and
accrued
They will mature from Aug. 1,
1959, to and
including May 1, 1973.
attributed to
Resort Airlines, Inc.
$7,945,630
929,881
'
serial
construction of
Saxonville,
Worcester
and
.
November,
tons of galvanized, production
goals call for 13,300
month of cold rolled sheets and 7,000 tons of hot rolled sheets
per
in coils "or
;
$2,269,997
918,209
2494,
-
Minneapolis, Minn.
Notes Of¬
Co., West Bend, Wis.,, on May 24
offered publicly
$3,000,000 of 4%%, 4%%,-4%% and 5%
the
the
duction
'
to
capacity there by
plant's present
hearth furnaces are rated, to 1,197,000 tons.
by the new electric furnace• capacity, the new strip mill will
enable Republic to become a
major supplier of flat rolled steel in the
South.
It will increase Gadsden's production of
galvanized sheet and
roofing from a former average of 4,000 tons per month to
10,000 tons,
*
$2,021,618
Inc.—
oper.
p.
c
St. Mary's Hospital,
fered—B. C. Ziegler &
Mid¬
N.
r
ing capital.,
,...v[V.
Mining operations on the corporation's Indian Creek
properties
suspended in November, 1956, pending further
exploratory work.
the
Backed
*
Ry.—Earnings—
.
open
50 V,
3,919,317
.
Marine
York
$8,253,580
3,233,401
.
July 1, 1957, all of
Sept, 1, 1958 at 100%
Broadway,
185,
:
on
due
operations
railway
:
report of Royal Corp. for the year ended
Dec. 31,
reported that its share of operating net income
from mining
operations for the year was $66,438,
thai net income after
expenses,
taxes, and depletion was $9,737, that the stockholders'
equity at year
end was $178,210, and that
working capital at year end was $93,973.
For the year ended Dec.
31, 1955, comparable figures were
$18,845 net
income
from
mining operations, $2,867 net income after
expenses,
taxes and
depletion, $168,473 stockholders' equity, and
$75,118 work¬
Stock
able
B
expenses-
way
products.—
the
Corp.
Royal
be
Payment
York,
Roxbury in 1947
earnings, exclusive
become
Wyoming.
.»
Operation—
combined
boost
series
$6,671,648
1,055,278
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$5,465,147
$5,788,751 $22,249,034 $23,327,114
3,443,529
' 3,518,754
14,303,404
14,058,205
Tevenue-d
oper.
$2,227,340
;
Net revenue from rail¬
for
as
General
Manager,
Mining
Mr. Cranmcr is
presently Secretary of Now Park
Mining
Secretary and Counsel of Lucky Mc Uranium
Corp., East Utah
and
erties
:.v:%
ingot production capac-
than
has
Royal
ity by two million tons—to 12,240.000 tons—by the end of 1957.
out
in
changed In
„
Gadsden's
notes,
redemption
v
the
corporation
Mining
the construction stage for two
years, will .continue with the installa¬
of a second electric furnace and certain
other equipment later in '
the year.'
% ;V\"
%/..
Id
iiie expansion at. Gadsden is
part "of Republic Steel's current corpo¬
ration-wide growth program geared to increase
turn
Presi¬
oper.
■'{;
components
Operations.
tion
-fmoie
Coffman,
,'..M
Royal Corp., Palo Alto, Calif.—New
Name, etc.—
This
Co.
;iri
■>,
to
in
are
*
its
1957.
York
12
mer
A
new
electric steelmaking furnace
and
a
new
strip mill started
operations last week at the corporation's Gadsden (Ala.)
plant.
•
The plant's mulii-million-dollar expansion program, which has been
..
by
retained
1956,
Mill
••
Railway
Railway
1954.
V
$2,000,000 continuation of this
program announced
construction of a new card room and
enlargement of
the spinning departments at
Saxonville; removal of outdated buildings
at Worcester
and
the remodeling
of other buildings there and the
installation of new
machinery.—V. 185, p. 2376.
'
Republic
W.
886,863
Louis Southwestern
were
manage¬
Forbes
division
June
J,
.
New
%
for
Chattanooga, Tenn. in
"
receive
is
called
outlay is part of
a
'.V---*''of
&
The
approved
.submission
Reliance
A.
"
$1,738,361
Period End. April 30—
its
building
Worcester,". Mass.,
undertaken
Go.
consider
early in August
of
said
and
construction
has
already
begun by Cabot,
through their subsidiary, Alberthaw
Construction Co.,
on the
remodeling of several buildings at
Roxbury's Whittall division.
When constructed and
equipped, the new1 facilities at
Saxonville will
permit both the Saxonville and Whittall
divisions to run at full capaclty from yarn produced at Saxonville.
"-v:
Electric
to
-V
,
combination
p.
6
presently
date
stock
common
'.
June
on
is
common
*." Exchange.—V. 185,
Master
July 19, 1957,
Reliance, which
on
combination
Master.,, ./;•/
the proposed
"
Master
each
share
one
meet
changed,
-
interest.
:
addition
At
Cabot
Co.—Proposed Merger
and The
company
will
subsidiary
$2,000,000
new
a
,
-
the
areoolders
s
u*
for
this
1957,
combination, of
t,
by the directors of
'> shareholders.
:
.67637
both
17.
a
manufactures porcelainized
Robertson
manufactures
Income
of
-
..
-
.
Co.
2541.
p.
Included
V.V-.
"
'v
_
as
two
at
$1,500,000.
V
l- 'b
•
,
be
June
company has been negotiating with Advance for
rights to mine and mill the Ambrosia uranium
properties.—V. 185,
2432.
p.
Terms
St.
expansion
and
modernization
program
is
underway
plants of this company, A. J. de
Gozzaldi, President, said on
12, in announcing award of a contract
of more than
$200,000 to
Roeheford Construction Co. of
Framingham, Mass. for
-
Texas, he said.
of
operated
not
ops.
inc.-
interest.
of
excess
exchange of stock.
Porcelain
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Has Large
Improvement Program
Reiter-Foster, Advance and
consolidated-gross income for Reiter-
expected to be
4,/2%
Trust
183,
and
West
the
.
completed eight pro¬
interests,' and at the present
figures
be
will
has
accumulated
land
V.
*
'
drilled
varying
1956
said,
•
of
company
corporation
secured
the
and
from
revenue
its
A prominent mining
the
;
-
A ;
the
on
it
Indiana
The
New
,
drilling four additional wells
is
Based
Advance
acquisition
Jlocliester Transit Corp.—To Redeem
Notes—
interest
Reiter-Foster."'
Jan.
the
an
from ry.
rev.
railway oper.
185,.p. 2494.
—V.
Net
properties bring to Reiter-Foster a total of 54 oil and gas
wells presently producing,
plus two shut-in gas wells and one oil well
■•.awaiting recompletion.
4?,:• V*.^r..."
Thei*e are also, XIr. Hegyi pointed
out, an additional 30 inside proven
'! locations to be drilled.
He added: "Advance's present staff of
operating
personnel will continue to drill and
develop these properties, in addi¬
tion to maintaining and
operating the newly absorbed Westlund prop¬
wells
in
i
:
—V.
new
Since
will
personnel
Robertson.
appliances.
172, p. 1237.
V.
expenses
;
Steel
and
of
oper.
Net
.
1957—4 Mos—1956
$9,686,959 $10,271,807 $38,925,772
'$40,374,882
7,948,598
8,044,467 %32,254,124
32421,416
cash
and:**
1
ducing
the
55
Ry*—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
stockholders,
accepted
Francisco
revenue.
and
k
erties for
announced
Ind.,
.
operating and development
Mr. Hegyi said.
The
barrels
May 9
disclosed.
The
:
North Central Texas,
Oklahoma, as well as in West Texas.
As of March 1, 1957, the total
estimated oil and gas reserves
Advance-Westlund
on
liouseliold
V?'—:*+'V*'
:t"/-■ "1.■■
The Westlund properties, Mr. HegyL.said, are located in the oil
pools
of
Ector, Gaines, Glasscock, Reagan and Sterling Counties of West
Texas, Awhile" the producing properties owned by Advance are located
y
Kern
Louis-San
oper.
Net
company
dent,
the
Mexico.
j
St.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Texas
of
of
acres
Co.
assets
a
640
capital of Kern Oil
for Kern stock and
in
acres
in
f
1957,
the
acquires
gross
Oklahoma, in addition to four complete drilling rigs and
]
cash,
T,
Reiter-Foster
properties
and
including the'
Hegyi, President,
V.
31,
together holding 72%
Ltd., accepted Rio Tinto
Robertson Co.—Acquisition—
Porcelain
Texas,
Emil
3.
combined
gas
Carl
Mav
on
stockholders,
Corp.. ConnorsVille,
ment
This corporation has acquired for $1,675,000,
properties of Advance Petroleum Corp. of
share
exchange
(II. II.)
"Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Acquires Oil Producers—
i
in
The
....
not
1
up
to close of business
aggregate to approximately 96';^.
80% of the Kern
the
issued
"
P296-60
ships.-
in
received
5%
of the
together holding 24% of the issued
share capital,
offer made
by Rothschilds.—V. 185, p. 2036.
Beckosol,
the
resin
is
used
in
maintenance
'y:].'
=.
s.
Delivery within 105 days was specified in the
order.—V.'185, p. 1996.
paints
offers
VApproxlmatfdy
Navy
stock
the
to
Island
two
amounted
the
the
5. " '
plant
Mare
Calif., from the company's plant at South
,
paint,
delivered
being 'shipped
are
pounds
for
being
are
disclosed
was
Portsmouth,
Another
alkyd
years,
the
The
shares
$40 470
♦$14,420
$34,613
5,962
*49,713
*89,124
•$91,147
*21i!t82
The
of
class
voting
President t,
M.
Co., Long: Island, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
on June 3 filed
voting trust certificates
company
covering
B
capital
trustees
William
Voorhees.
T.
stock
are
Orr
Louis
a
letter of notification
for
(no
J.
790
shares
of
class
with
A
the SEC
and
1,398
par).
Oumpert, John B. McTigue (Vice(President), Charles G. Terry and Ebders
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
£>6
period End. April 30—
flailway
oper.
revenue.
t tall way
oper.
expenses
Net
185,
—V.
ops.
inc.-
1,851,870
2494.
p.
-
in
that this
June
10
company
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
$16,528,550
8,488,uGo
;
by the two groups.
Salada Tea Co. of
Canada Ltd. to
acquire the businesses of both it and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Balada Tea Co., Inc." Grant Horsey, President of Shirriff-Horsey Corp.
made
have
"We
offer to the
an
stated. Details were not revealed.
M
Wilson
Executive Vice-President
IAd„
A
Sierra Pacific Power
and General Manager of
Co.—To Issue Notes —;
185,
Co.—V.
companies: Sperry Rand; Socony Mobil Oil; Sylvania
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., Consolidated Edison, Ford
Motor Co., Gimbel Brothers, Lily-Tulip Cup Corp., Lonjg-Island Lighting,
Safeway Stores, Union Carbide Corp., H. C. Bohack Co. Inc., Sears
Roebuck & Co., Hazeltine Corp., Kennecott Copper Corp., Jones 6c
proposal by this company to construct pipe¬
transmission system to additional natural
Fund
in progress and contemplated
etates.—V. 185, p. 2604.
Railway
expenses.
oper
Exploration Co., Inc., Farmington, N.M.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
BEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered
at par
<$1 per share i, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
Sierra Tin &
operations.
incident to mining
expenses
value
Co., Hartsville, S. C.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company tiled a registration statement with the SEC on June
10, 1957, covering 60.000 shares of its $5 par value common stock.
The company proposes to offer this stock to the holders of its out¬
standing common stock of record at the close of business on June 10,
1957.
Certain of its employees are also being offered the right to
subscribe
to
10,000 shares of this stock not subscribed for by the
stockholders.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., of Charlotte, N. C., and G.
H. Crawford Co., Inc., of Columbia, S. C., havea greed to purchase
from the company all of the shares not subscribed for by the stock¬
employees.
Is
or
Products
Sonoco
and
conical
Industries.
electrical
And
producer
Integrated
of
and
paper
its principal business in the manufacture
cylindrical paper products for the textile,
with
l>oard,
an
paper-
and sale of
construction
of com¬
and anticipated increased sales
present expansion of the com¬
at Hartsville, S. C.—V. 178, p. 669.
plant
Co., Inc., Nashville, Tenn. — Court
Controlling Stock Interest—
May 23 removed a major legal obstacle
blocking the sale by the government of Its controlling interest in this
corporation which operates a chain of 275 gasoline stations.
The U. S. seized 55#
of the stock of the concern at the outbreak
War II on the ground the company was enemy controlled.
government now desires to get rid of the stock, but cannot do so
as legal action is pending against it.
Fritz von Opel, scion of a German auto-making family, claimed he
was the rightful owner
of the Spur shares, and not an enemy alien.
But
even
if Mr. von Opel was not an enemy, the Appeals Court
decided, he still had no clear title to the stock. The Court, therefore
refused to order the government to return the disputed stock to Mr.
World
of
long
as
Opel.
Government
von
The
Telegraph Co.—To Receive
June 18—
up to 11 a.m.
(EDTi on June 18, at Room 2315, 195
York, N. Y., Will receive bids for the purchase from '
29-year debentures due June 1, 1986.—V. 185, p. 2604.
company,
New
Southern California Edison
Co.—Registers With SEC—
SEC on
mortgage
the pro¬
posed public invitation for bids is July 1, 1957. The interest as well
as
the public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
This
1957,
I,
series
fronds,
filed
a
registration statement with the
covering $40,000,000 of first and refunding
due July 1, 1982. The approximate date of
company
10,
June
plied by amendment.
Net proceeds from the
sale of the bonds will be used by the com¬
pany
in part to retire short term bank loans in an amount esti¬
mated
not to exceed $16,000,000 and the balance for continuing its
construction program.
According to the prospectus, the cost of this
program is currently estimated at $307,632,000 for the years 1957-1958,
of which $37,200,000 has been provided by prior financing.
In addi¬
tion to the proceeds covered by the prospectus, the company expects
to
obtain
approximately $145,800,000 of new money from outside
sources, with the balance of the construction program to be obtained
from internal sources.
It Is presently expected that gross plant addi¬
tions
for the years
1957-1958 will total approximately $307,632,0001
consisting of $133,529,000 for steam electric generating plants; $29,139,000
for hydroelectric generating
plants; $31,147,000 for electric
transmission lines and substations; $96,046,000 for electric distribu¬
tion
lines
and
substations;
and $17,771,000
for other additions.—
V.
185,
2716.
p.
This
will
Co.—Diversifies Operations—
has made considerable progress to date in diversifying
with a view to augmenting earning power, C. T. Chenery,
the Board of Directors,
told the New York Society of
of
Security Analysts on May 29.
And further steps in this direction are in
and in prospect, he added.
Largely through operation of itsi
process
company
now
of natural gas
"If
"we
were
we
would
department the
has proven reserves estimated at 435 billion cubic feet
and approximately 10 million barrels of oil and distillate.
to
the
enumerate
increase
these
own
probable
figures
exploration
reserves,"
five-fold
in
th
of
oil
Bouthern
has
will
trelieves
Offshore
the
Gulf
last November of The Offshore Co., which is
deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico,
investment with which it is pleased and which it
of
an
contribute both profit
has
five
Mexico,
deep
and
and opportunity to the
drilling barges currently at work in
under construction, and is the most ex¬
in deep water in the Gulf. It
land and in shallow water, can take on
any kind of a well-drilling contract, and either directly or through a
subsidiary company proposes to do contract drilling work in Venezuela
perienced of the companies now drilling
lias
equipment for drilling
on
promptly.
Offshore
has
about
$25,000,000
worth
of
equipment
and
presently
charges, of $2,300,000 annually.
8outhern also is negotiating for the purchase of the assets of The
Buntide Refinery at Corpus Christi, Texas.
"We will pay $37,500,000
bas net earnings, after all
subject to the present Suntide debt of $13,000,000." Mr. Chenery said,
"making a total purchase price of approximately $50,000,000, and will
provide about $4,000,000 for working capital.
"Suntide
has
a
completely modern refinery,
presently
processing
This capacity is being increased to 75.000 per
day.
Suntides sales last year were about $80,000,000 and its cash
throw-off was about $10,000,000.
It earned $3,160,000 for its stock in
1956.
The refinery has not yet reached its. mature earning power.
At a later date we expect
to acquire both United States and foreign
€0,000
crude
"By
we
barrels per day.
oil reserves for this refinery.
the
development and expansion of these additional activities
the increased earning power we desire. It would
believe we can find
to attempt to measure the earnings per share of Southern
Natural when these tnings are accomplished.
However, we do expect
be premature
Long Island,
of Hempstead,
Capital
Sunrise
has
will act as exclusive distributor and
investment Advisor.—V. 185, p. 386.
Corp.
Inc., as
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.—Expansion—
Refining
jointly announced the acquisition of a group of
properties from the Trigood Oil Co. of Casper,
Inc.,
Co.,
California oil-producing
for an undisclosed sum.
The acquisition was effected
Wyoming.
announcement, the properties acquired are cur¬
total of 525 barrels per day from eight wells
located on 200 acres in the Raisin City Oil Field of Fresno and from
seven
wells located on 90 acres in the Midway-Sunset Field of Kern
County, both in California. In addition, the two companies acquired
40
acres
with three presently
idle wells in the Helm Oil Field in
to the
producing a
According
rently
Fresno.
Operation and development of the properties will be carried on by
International, declared Mr. Sterling who added that additional
Sunset
of
the
planned. Mr. Sterling also stated that the acquisition
properties, combined with Sunset's existing production
City Field, make the company one
is
development
present
of 800 barrels per day in the Rafidn
the
of
largest
operators
that
in
area.
newly combined operations," he-continued, "will effect
and
important savings in the operations of the
"The
very
Raisin
a
substantial
City properties." Sunset's gas lift operations, which have substantially
contributed to its success in the field, will be consolidated to include
be added to Sun¬
184, p, 2489.
"
#
oil from these wells will
Crude
properties.
new
set's
Standard
runs."—V.
present Torrance Refinery
Suntide Refining: Co.—May Be
Acquired—
/
Avenue,
Standard Financial Corp., New
Standard Factors
See
See Southern Natural
p.x2840.
184,
17).—V.
(June
today
for
York—New Name—
made on June 7 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
at $64.75 per share, with a dealer's con¬
(par $7) was
Fenner & Beane
cession of $1
It was completed.—V. 185, n.
share.
ner
President
of
Levey
$460,926
Net
income
♦Earnings
3,
Jan.
shares
common
outstanding.
24, 1957 to stockholders of
of shares outstanding from
March
$17.63
stockholders'
1957,
31,
equity
totaled $12,703,405,
share.
At
the close of 1956,
$12,393,141, or $17.20 per share.
per
to
amounted
stockholders'
capital also showed an improvement In the
year,
rising
from $4,981,670 at Dec.
Working
initial quarter
current
the
$5,377,710
1957.—V.
31,
March
on
183,
equal
equity
1956,
31,
to
seek
a
has
which
Oil Wells—
may
by
W.
up to 1C0#
recovery
H. Davison,
President.
of oil in place,
purchase
budget
April
beginning
in
late
1.
six
initiating
and
nounced
and the Muter Co.
expenditure of $100,000 to drill ten
County field, along with the possible
phase displacement process for boosting
*
involved in the Sunflower project put
the $1,000,000 mark for the fiscal
expenditures
developmetn
were
for
mlscible
the
of
additional
cash
from
Lincoln
of oil in place.
recovery
year
the
in
wells
institution
call
plans
Development
additional
Oliver, Davis Investment Co.
E. L.
from
acquired
corporation on
300,000
and other projects;
for working capital.
for the
system
ancl
over
A $925,750 program calling for drilling 33
waterflood programs in four s.ates was an¬
May.
purchase
Development Program for 1957—
Has
of additional facilities;
program for this corporation, which calls
and initiation of six water injection projects
months, was announced on May 29 by W. H.
development
$925,750
A
of 33 new wells
for drilling
the next 12
Davison, President.
during
Sun
Co.—Gets Pakistan Oil Rights—
Oil
Word
has
10,000
The
Oil
an
extent
Ted
Sun
and
Co.
for
Pakistan
acres).
Pakistan
Government
the
initial
the
divided
is
Stauffer
C.
Oil
ments
that
Sun
Oil Co.,
Largest
planned
exploratory
will
share
with
development ex¬
Telecomputing: Corp.—Has
of
into
President
Sun.—V.
maximum available under the laws
five concessions, all located in the south¬
the
portions of
Philadelphia,
185,
West
.
director
of
Oil
foreien
Co.,
production
signed
the
for
1,403,920
the
on
agree¬
preceding year,
2604.
Brubaker
Mr.
Super-Seal Piston
15.1
on
June
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
to a public offering of securities by
12, has issued an order
this corporation.
made
on
The order provides an opportunity for heaving, upon
the question whether the suspension should be vacated or
provides
A
under the Securities
Act
conditional
a
for
exemption
from
registration
puolic offerings of securities not exceeding
S300.000 in amount. In its Regulation A notification, filed June 3.
Super-Seal
575.000
Piston
shares
pursuant to such
asserts
ditions
Piston
that it
of
Ring
its
of
an
has
10c
Mfg.
par
exemption. The Commission in itsi suspension order
reasonable
Regulation
A
cause
have not
to
believe that
been
complied
Corp., in that it failed to file
annual reports of stock sales.—V. 182, p. 657.
Ring
Mfg.
1955.
Corp. proposed the public offering of
value common stock, at 50c per share,
tire -terms and
with
the
by
con¬
Super-Seal
semi¬
required
existing
on
$225,000 has been
per
share, and
sales
Mr.
1957,
for
Brubaker
estimated,
"should
exceed
should show a minimum net profit of $400,000
compared with the $43,174 net profit for the year 1956."
$12,000,000 on which we
'
for the year,
for
Sales
permanent.
Regulation
Geo. P. Brubaker, President, reported on June 5.
said the $125,000 net profit shown for the first four
year allows for a reserve which has been set
cents
Gross
tion from registration with respect
request,
losses
for
up
reserve,
it was announced
months ended
four
programs contracted during 1956. Of this
written off as of April 30, last, equal to
an additional $85,000 will be written off
during the remainder of the calendar year.
Ring Mfg. Corp., Garland, Tex.—
Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Backlog: of $10,000,000—
April 30. last, amounted to
cents a share on the 1,483.920 shares of common
compared with $185,073 or 13.2 cents a share
shares outstanding in the like four months of the
the
current
the
of
months
The
for
income
Net
$1-25.000. equal to 8.4
stocx
outstanding, as
Pakistan.
Pakistan Sun
of
p.
counties
Lawrence
and
the budget will be spent in Texas, with 18 wells
County.
Oklahoma properties in Muskogee and
seven wells, and Hlinois properties in White and
eight wells.—V. 185. p. 1050.
share of
for Pecos
Creek counties are due
of 25#.
southwestern
and
Karachi
<6,-100,000
Co,
representing
acreage,
Pakistan,
ern
miles
contract,
Sun
to
penses
the
square
the
Under
Pakistan
from
of Sun Oil Co., signed agreements there
Government of Pakistan for oil exploration rights
subsidiary
with
8
June
received
been
wholly-owned
of
tire court to
p. 1931,
of 34 producing oil wells in Oklahoma's
offer the perfect test laboratory for a new
promising
theory
announced
been
wells
on
over.
to have the company's books
price involved oil payments and an undisclosed
consideration.
Now
producing an average of 50 barrels daily
.the Checkerboard formation at a depth of 3,900 feet, the wells
June 7 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents! to be
offered at $1 per share, through Kesselman & Co., Inc., New York,
N.
Y.
The proceeds
are
to be used to develop Hatfield propulsion
on
was
seeking
suit
a
covering
SEC
a
company
by this corporation
displacement
The
Strato-Missiles, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
filed
has
Pool,
Sunflower
Tekoil's
The
meeting
Tekoil Corp.—Purchases 34 Oklahoma
Purchase
1372.
p.
the
him.
Attorneys for both sides agreed outside
postponement of this case until June 14.—V, 185,
The
720,591,
700,000 to
On
share-—
dividend paid on Jan.
increased the number
stock
3#
record
to
720,591
on
$0.50
.
common
per
♦Based
A
estimated
for
Provision
for taxes on Income
taxes in income
provision
before
Income
$360,326
$0.64
sales
Net
1956
$9,304,213
763,026
402,700
until
a
L.
restraining order against
asserted that the order had
a
to
open
1957
$9,202,611
952,226
491,300
Ended March 31—
Three Months
for
the
Attorneys
Damp
issued
had
Court
Supreme
served
been
Mr.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Corp.
the
action.
such
this
enjoining
directors of the company voted to remove Mr. Damp,
of Swan-Finch.
Minutes before. Justice Irving
24
May
On
former
not
1793.
Stone Container
Order—
corporation from removing Ralph E.
Damp as a Director on May 29 was continued in eifect pending a
hearing on June 11.
Justice Morris E. Spector of the New York Su¬
preme Court ordered the stay continued.
order
court
A
Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
146,168 shares of common stock
secondary offering of
185, p. 2262.
above.—V,
Co.
Gas
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Court Upholds
above.
Corp.
Standard Oil Co. (New
A
company.
water
one
current asset
a
...
Bank
National
Acquisition of additional properties in the Raisin City Oil Field
of Fresno, Calif., will make this corporation one of the largest opera¬
tors in that field, it was announced on June 11 by Morton A. Sterling,
Executive Vice-President.
Mr. Sterling and officers
of Eagle Oil &
corporation has announced that its name has been changed to
Financial Corp. Its offices are now located at 530 Fifth
New York 36, N. Y., formal opening of which is scheduled
The
added,
and sub¬
acquisition
engaged in
Through
$1,500.
Brook
act
the
Corp.—Changes Name—
Standard Factors
Mr. Chenery
case
stantially in the case of gas. We nave participated in drilling 92 wells
.since 1952, of which 64 were completed as producers, and our explora¬
tion
department is the discoverer of the important Montegut field,
the extent of which is not yet known."
primarily
sale of the Spur shares
would be considered by
1532.
Court next fall.—V. 160, p.
Supreme
the
company
Chairman
if
But
added, "The last legal obstacle to our
be removed."
The ruling, if appealed,
they
of
Southern Natural Gas
Its operations
felt sure the ruling will be appealed to the
the High Court declines to review the case,
attorneys
Court.
Supreme
Southern Bell Telephone &
it of $70,000,000
Court of Appeals on
S.
U.
The
Bids for Debentures on
Broadway,
14,404,116
Spur Distributing:
accounts
pany
products during recent years
such products to result from
the
pany
31,928,918
14,670,136
29,809,100
Rules on Sale of
the com-
proceeds
for
©f
7,871,726
;
.
of shares having
for holders
'
available
least
at
Meadow
The
.
from the sale of this stock will be used by
working capital required by reason of increases in
receivable
and inventories resulting
from increased sales
The
frany
of
was
appointed Custodian of the Fund's cash and securities and will
as
transfer agent, registrar and dividend disbursing agent.
also
1957—4 Mos.—1956
also
is
plan
been
3,591,290
7,631,962
3,730,332
inc.—
oper.
185, p. 2377.
—V.
A
Sonoco Products
holders
railway
Not
promising.
...incorporated in New York State on
June 30, 1956, and has been registred with the Securities and Exchange
Commission. For the convenience of investors who prefer to accumulate
shares under a periodic' payment program, the Fund has established
a
voluntary Systematic Plan, providing lor a minimum initial invest¬
ment of $50 and subsequent periodic investments of at least $25 at
such intervals
as
the investor may choose. A dividend reinvestment
Inc.,
Fund
43,009,929 165,566,528 169,115,235
35,198,203 135,757,428 137,186,317
42,719,728
35,087,766
revenue
Net rev. from ry. opcrs.
for
a
Sunrise Research Services
Railway oper.
application
in 1957 and 1958, the
is
Sunrise
The
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Pepsi Cola aa»h American Airlines Inc. The Sunrise
fully-managed Fund with a management free to vary
Steel,
Inc.,
The
Period End. April 30—
Products,
proportions of any class of security as seems most
the
«
gram
following
Laughlin
to
Southern Pacific
Furfd include common stock positions in
of the
Investments
Initial
the
2377.
p.
area
Electric
to its system.
reserves
v
the securities of com¬
include
will
capacity,
compressor
Louisiana
southern
gas
,9
Fund will emphasize
the
known on Long Island because of their business activities
and It is expected^ that. Ihe Fund's diversified portfolio
from time to time the securities of many companies with
which Long Island residents are "completely familiar by reason of their
own business relations with those concerns.
that
In
and meter and regulating stations
enable the company to attach additional
Estimated cost of construction Is $7,672,480.
The
June
20 hearings
also will involve applications by five in¬
dependent producers which are proposing to sell the natural gas to
Southern.
They are Tidewater Oil Co.; Gulf Oil Corp.; Kerr-McGee
Oil Industries,'inc.; Phillips Petroleum Co.
and Magnolia Petroleum
in
power
Fund.
investments of
panies well
In 10 fields located in, and the waters adjoining, Plaque¬
mines, St. Bernard, and Jefferson Parishes, La.
The company's application, which has just been accepted for filing,
proposes tne construction of about 60 miles of pipeline, 7,260 horse¬
In
to Willard L. Doyle, of Baldwin,
of The Sunrise Fttnd' Inc., the
its own Mutual
The
reserves
gas
company
group
fully managed open-end
a
director
with
to connect Its
facilities
line
received.
has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to issue up tc $4,000,000 in unsecured promissory notes.
The notes, payable to banks
from which the company would bor¬
row funds,
would be issued for periods not exceeding 12 months from
the date of original issue or renewal.
The notes would mature not
later than Dec. 31, 1958.
The proceeds would be used to reimburse the company for previous
construction expenditures and to help carry out tne construction pro¬
This
»J
.
applications relating to a
diversified investment company.
1#. I., N. Y., ■ President
F^und was organized by
of Long Island businessfrrert, "primarily to provide Long Island
become
According
and
earnings would continue at about $2.35
Earnings may be less than that for a while, he added, until
the company is able to pass on to Its customers the large increases
which It expects to experience in gas costs in 1957 and 1958.
To
take care of sharply increasing demands for gas in its service
territory, Southern Natural now is considering an increase in its pipe
line capacity of about 20#
above the present level of one billion cubic
feet per day.
This expansion would be effected during the next three
years at a cost of some $75,000,000.
"We do not expect our earnings per share from pipe line operations
to change substantially as a result of this projected expenditure," Mr.
Chenery said.: .V/'V
'
W
.• "
v;.
Federal
Power
Commission hearings will commence June 20 on
that the Shirriff-Horsey offer had been
Salada Tea Co. of Canada Ltd., with plants in Toronto and Montreal,
Is Canada's largest tea company.
The Montreal plant Is the most
tnodern in North America.
Salada Tea Co., Inc. is a wholly-owned
eubsidiary.
With
administrative offices and packaging plant in
Boston, Mass., it sells
tea throughout eastern and central United
etates.—V. 184, p. 2330.
'confirmed
Salada,
will
share.
per
Ltd.—To Acquire Salada TeaSalada Tea operaUnited States were confirmed on
Reduction
estimated Southern's
Chenery
.
related
but
Air
of
in
step
further
a
shares
Managed
(N. Y.)—Becomes. Fully
Fund Inc.
Sunrise
Open-End Diversified Investment Company— '
>The Sunrise Capital Corp., wfth offices' at 37-12 84th St., -Jackson
Heights,' Long Island, N. Y., principal underwriter: of The Sunrise
Fund Inc., has announced that effective on May 29, 1957' the Fund
before we are much
company
gas
its diversification into other fields which are
to the gas industry. Southern holds 322,000
Co., Inc.—the largest block outstanding—on
which it now shows a profit of some $10,000,000.
Prom operation of its natural gas pipe line only, exclusive of income
expected to come from The Offshore Co. or other subsidiaries, Mr.
As
unregulated
is seeking to acquire
both Canada and the
in a Joint announcement
and
oil
integrated
an
older."
Reports—*
Trading Co., Ltd.—Group
Shirriff-IIorsey Corp.,
Rumors
tions
7,r859,880
above.—V. 185, p. 346.
Dutch Co.
Royal
2,019,095
•
Shell Transport &
gee
1957—4 Mos.—195f7
$58,522,997 *®7,908,051
4.,807, <25 41,379,o0l
$4,023,739 $15,715,272
$3,695,503
oper*
from rv.
rev.
railway
Net
1957—Month—1956
$14,493,319 $14,347,154
10,797,816 10,323,41o
become
to
and we hope
Important increase in net earnings
they will result in an
RR.—Earnings-
Seaboard Air Line
.
.
(2852)
as
four
the
with
Brubaker
stated.
"The
ended
for
the
were $4,222,000
April 30, last,
first
four
months
of 1956,
as
Mr.
backlog of order and contracts
$10,000,000. he said.
The company's current
negotiation
under
months
$3,273,000
compared
amounts
to
is now operating
Although we estimate a
company
profitably
in
all
divisions
and
minimum net profit of $400,000
year—nearly ten times the profit for 1956—we shall be
striving to exceed this amount." Mr. Brubaker said.
subsidiaries.
for
the
Leo
the
Babich,
board
of
President
of
directors.—V.
Hill Richards & Co.,
184, p. 669.
has been elected to
Volume 185
Number 5647
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2853)
Tennessee
Central
Ey.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
1957—Mdrfth—1956
o^c.
lotriiue^ J
oper.
expenses-
306,216^- 304,825
;
:}
""Deficit.—V.
185,
1,319,995
1922,
$272,394
tne
$509,730
3,049
207,042
-
'
"x '
7\
<The Federal
-r--'-.w''' '
-
"I*"*
*7. /
■
authorizing the sales
permitting the pipeline company to build 107
miles
and
its
system
posed pipeline, estimated
offshore platform to a
to
to
cost
point
La.
CATCO's
leases
the
reserves.
the
the
to
Tennessee's
Texas
Gas
rWilliam
Transmission Corp.—New
to
of
f
i '
This
mission
corporation
an
according
to
President.
"These
Y
June
on
Blunt,
with
an
.*.
vannouneenwtoWbyvW.
';"v> V.:..
>/v7:C|
higher rates supplement ,ihe
before-the FPC." - Mr.
Elmer
from
of
to the company-from
gas
The
;-
new
to. Texas
by
applications
the
rates
Gas
when
Commission.
regard
to
is
H.
said.
Seeks
will
any portion of the
amounts not allowed
higher
increase
the
to
J.
Co.
-tomers
at
of
the
will
Indiana
Gas
an<^
proposal*
plans to
eras
said
that
cost
185,
new
eight-inch
line
twice
now
is
"farm
receive
under
the
Pipe
expenses
$301,477
$98,516
inc..
Texas
is
Period End. April 30—
Net
Net
Garrett
expenses
from
rev.
rai'way
ry.
*
ops.
Ilayden,
7, (net
ry.
Other
W.
$320,362
income
—V.
185,
$46,398,043 $46,688,782
34,454,819
35,583,970
$2,987,063 $11,943,224
715,960
and
through its
2,692,178
24,189
69,265
99,630
$785,465
$1,927,162
the basis of
on
rights
1957.
334,768
338,871
$865,174
12,359
$2,261,930
49,679
51,048
221,400
808,288
879,705
$631,415
$1,403,963
in
to
offer
for
public
stock
at
sale
$40
to
$3,840,549
per
Wisconsin
share
This
a
of
at
family
sold
was
on
a
to
3:30
record
two-for-one
PROCEEDS—Net
to
of
stock¬
principal
(EDT)
p.m.
on
group of invest¬
and
will
be
of
public
in
time
the
incorportaion
owned
1922.
by
Early
company
in
members
in
itself
1904,
of
June,
has
although
the
the
will
available
used
dustries.
ducers
less
of
in
the
world
Is
the
and
is
largest
also
manufacturer
maker
construction, roadbuilding,
In addition,
the firm is one of
quality alloy steels in the form
mining
a
the
tubing.
EARNINGS— Net sales
r
„
•••-
;
£6,000
27,000
$1,558,510
„
J
1—;
y •
/ ">. '
$1.32
$1..31
,y
-
^
•
>?
Baltimore, Md.—To Redeem
.';
#..I,. 7
,.
office
in
Baltimore,
July 1, 1957, £ll of :it»
Payment, will, be maue-'^tfc
on
Md.-y-V, 139,
\
'
..
Conditioning Corp.—Merger OK'd—
May
on
29
voted
to
this
merge
corporation
with
at
cranes
preferred.
of • Hughes-Kcenan approved
the merger May 52.
Chairman of the Executive Committee, said tho
probably be
consummated
sometime
early in« June.
2496.
' " -1;
.•
->
V :
—V.
M.
Way,
would
185,
p.
.35
&
Co.—I
2.70
Witter
&
Co
1.80
$8)
has
185,
p.
been
decreased
from
656.
United States Gypsum Co.—Issues Booklet—
*
•
-
has just issued a 36-page illustrated
booklet, which
story of what Us Industrial Division is doing to meet current
needs, and anticipate future requirements, for
better, materials for
better living,
j;
'
:
company
Timken
stock
B
1957—4 Mos.—1956
of
of
in
roller
rock
and
quarrying in¬
the
nation's leading pro¬
of bars, billets and seam¬
*
$274,030
$1,040,600
$1,030,740
86,555
314,402
338,386
rose
to
$214,475,493
..
from
United States Plywood
Inc.
above.—Y.
185.
This corporation
reports that its consolidated net profits for.tho
fiscal year ended April 30, 1957 were
$8,247,300 after income taxes of
compared with net profits of $11,276,600 in the
preceding
fiscal year after taxes of $9,379,000.
' ;
'
Net
profits for the year ended April 30, 1957 were
equal, after pre¬
011 the 2,389,826 shares of common
1957.
This
compared with $5.23
per common share for the preceding fiscal year on the
ferred
2496.
D-
the
July 15,
on
and
declared.
1957,
'w
said
to
revenues
it
is
date
of
anticipated
the
corporation
that
gross
revenues
ending June 30, 1957, will reach a sum in
all time high for the company,
and that
month
period will exceed the total gross
month period ending Dec. 31, 1956."
six
entire
12
by saying;
$196,054,-
shares
common
share on
The
30,
the
(2,031,070)
2,304,338
corporation's
1957
outstanding
shares
consolidated
during
outstanding
sales
for
is
anticipated
most
that
net
satisfactory."—V.
earnings
185,
for
the
six
month
period
the
A.
has
J.
been
President,
announced
that
this
the
of
many
characteristics
essential
mild steel.—V.
of
stainless
steel
to
final quarter of the preceding fiscal year the net
profits were $2,660,700
income
taxes
of
$1,786,200, equal to $1.18 per share 011 tho
number of common shares (2,111,660) outstanding
period,
April
$1.08
or
30,
share
per
' *
1956.
011
the
2,304,338
New Novoply
type
ended
the
Novoply,
and
This
patented
This
Corp.—Acquisition—
timbevland
Company owns
Georgia and South
In
25-mile radius of
the
also
Calder
executive
of
the
transaction
the
National
Life
State
Mr.
of
Carolina.
mill
the
of
and
42,000
timber is
The
of
acres
within
Union Bag-Camp Paper.
election
Stillman,
Insurance
Bank
mill
a
Terms
disclosed.
not
announced
committee.
Mutual
Savannah
were
saw
a
Co.
Newark,
N.
of
director
a
of
New
J.—V.
W.
Paul
since
York
185,
p.
Stillman
1946,
and
Union Carbide
unusual
An
new
gaseous
is
to
period and is
now
of
the
2145.
a
division
The
feet
in
new
per
of
the
cooperation
is
embodied
in
the
producing
Pa.
Union
service
unit
Industrial
Owned,
Carbide
of
the
built
operated by Linde Company,
production unit i3
the oxygen
works.
these operations:
ilow purity)
(1)
two
pure
ferromanganese
cubic
feet
of
blast
99.5'o
furnaces:
pure
tho
'
June
7.
of
may
its
board with core of graded medium sized chip*
flakes, fused under heat «and pressure, is a
United States Plywood Corporation.
now
be had in thicknesses of from
was
limited to a maximum
%
thickness
to
of
and
world's
especially recommends itself to the
wood partitions.—V. 185, p. 2496.
unit
inches.
inch.
manufacturers
Ferromanganeso
-.
single
largest
two
one
Novoply
-
.
producing plant for steel
mill service has commenced operation at this corporation's Duquesne,
Fa., Works, it was announced on June 12 by Harvey B. Jordan, Execu¬
tive Vice-President Operations.
Built,
operated
Carbide
tons
and
Corp.,
the
oxygen
of
per
90%
oxygen
by Linde
plant has
owned
oxygen
Company,
a
a
division
capacity
rated
of
of
Union
over
500
day.
of the
produced by the new plant is being utilized
to increase output and reduce fuel consumption in the Duquesne Works
ferromanganese blast
furnaces.
Ferromanganese,
a
manganese-iron
compound
used
essentially
the
With
be
as
oxygen
an
same
additional
production of
430,000 cubic
oxygen into pipelines directly
(2» an initial delivery rate of
(high purity) oxygen per hour to (he
pipelines servicing electric furnaces, scarfing machines and other steel
to
The
of
700
agent in steel making,
used to make pig iron.
alloying
process
tons
is
produced
by
furnaces, the normal dally
of ferromanganese at Duquesne is expected to
entering
oxygen
increased
ton
Duquesne
delivers oxygen for
hour of 95
and
Corp.,
wood
product
furniture
About
unit which successfully ended its test
in regular production at the U. 3. Steel Corporation's
plant at Duquesne,
wholly
of
on
wero
Novoply, the sanchvishis now being produced
particles,
Production—
the
Chairman
President
Corp.—New Oxygen Unit Ends Test—
example
oxygen
wood
announced
was
1957
of
'
,
United States Steel Corp.—To Increase
corporation has acquired the Argent Lumber Co. of Hardeeville,
Calder, Chairman announced on May 29.
Lumber
of
panel
Thicker
of
Alexander
C.P
Argent
it
industries,
many
resin-treated
30,
quarter
*
three-ply
a
facings
Previously
*
S.
of
grades,
April
same
,•
Grades Announced—
satisfy the demands of
laminate
thicker
during tho
outstanding on
shares
^
.
Consolidated sales for the three months
$51,710,500 compared with $53,521,500 In
previous year.•
•
"
ordinary
185, p. 1432.
Union Bag-Camp Paper
April
$201,877,900 compared with $202,832,400 in the previous
were
average
appointed exclusive
the
of
ended
year
$4.60
or
1956.
corporation
licensee for the mnufacture and applica¬
newly-developed Niphos corrosion protection coating for
ferrous metals.
Originated and perfected by the New York Testing
Laboratories, the Niphos process is, in essence, a low-cost method of
applying nickel alloy to mild steel to prevent corrosion and impart
tion
fiscal
30,
after
in
has
year,
for the three months ended April 30, 1957 were
$1,832,200
income taxes of $1,239,200.
The net profits were equal to 72
per share on the 2,389,826 common shares
outstanding.
For tho
after
will
Reducing Corp.—Appointed Niphos Licensee—
Williamson,
that
April
Net profits
2144,
p.
on
year.
cents
and
number
average
of
per
Both
to stockholders
1957.
subsidiaries,
dividends, to $3.24 per share
outstanding as of April 30,
stock
stated:
month period
$13,000,000—an
for
authorized
payable
consolidated
for
also
was
are
six
of
Corp.—Earnings Decline—*
.
42,000
1956
,
$2,597,504
1,566,764
1,481,988
was
quality.
tapered
removable
for Industry" is a
presentation of USG research in threo
materials—stone,
metal
and
wood.
It
shows
how
USG
had
developed these materials for a wide variety of
Industries; helping
them to improve old
products, create new ones, and increase manu¬
facturing efficiency.—V. 184, p. 770.
>
.
$2,522,588
66,683
stock
30,
further
upon
i.' "
"Ideas
basic
$241,857
dividends
concluded
"It
be
large
in
1956
-
$5,299,500
June
on
income
income
for
improve
bits
.90
Co
Wpld
basis.
proceeds
BUSINESS—Tin-ken
bearings
the
gross
Mr.
first
its
stock
several
and
in
gaa
stockholders
Glenn
(N. Y.)—Stock Decreased
(par
shares.—V.
inc.—
wholly-owned
excess
of
added to the company's
general
capital expenditures over the next
years.
These expenditures will
be
made
for
new
equipmnt
facilities to increase
volume, reduce costs and
funds
The
The
stock
346,978
class
Chalk
"Based
its
at $40 per share,
nation-wide
the
since
shares
the
-
has called for redemption
capital, stock at $105 per,s-iare.
'
Caribbean Airways, Inc.—Declares Stock Div.—
stock
Tube
July 1,
Weeks, who headed the financing
head the
publicly
400,000
&
6il,
a producer of steel truck bodies
and
Delaware, Ohio.
,
r<
•
<
■■■
The merger, which required the
approval of two-thirds of the common'
lind preferred stock,
was
backed by 1,073,956
of the 1,514,500 out¬
standing common shares and 4,359 of the 4,950 outstanding
To
underwriting this issue.
securities
of
value)
par
capita]
to
Airlines.
and
A
Mr.
share for each ten shares held.
new
financing will- represent
block
split
(without
expire
1922 also will
ment bankers
Lerchen
■<
stockholders
merger
2495.
p.
and
cash
residents
(first
capital debentures at 102 %
offices.^—:V. 185, p. 2037.
Hornblower &
offered
185,
class
$2,909,796
common
one
will
The
L.
regular quarterly cash dividend of IV2 cents on the class A stock
authorized
by the directors and announced by O. Roy Chalk,
President, on June 7. This places the stock on an annual cash divi¬
dend basis
of
30 cents. In
addition, a 5%
stock dividend on
the
$3,501 678
79,709
Timken Roller Bearing: Co.—Common Stock
Offered—
The company is
offering shareholders of record June
12, 1957, the right to purchase 484,276 additional shares
The
R.
&"cm——"III
Walker
Ohio
$1,:574,'469
share
-
1
,
—2-„
the Hughes-Keenan Corp. which is
.35
A
1,649,622
"10,738
own
stock
H.
Walling,
of
$15,819,077 $16,951,500
11,695/751
11,804,960.
1,387,857 .1,561,017
1,135,000
2,000,000
— _
'
—
United States Air
was
2.454.355
$1,000,000 of 5%
common
shares
railway oper.
He
holders)
.50
—
&
1957
company
company's
roustabout
Townsend Investment Co.—New Name—
$27,047,205 $27,619,623
20,458,274
19,914,288
1,900,326
$311,646"
of
1.50
Inc.——
authorized
Trans
>201,347
plans
G.
.35
Co._
&
Co.
The
.70
.33
Securities
Inc.—
Anthony
Co.
STATEMENT
—:
per'
184, p. 964.
tile
..90
.
'
—
Tucker,
of
Chair¬
'
Oil
production Of
depletion.^..—
taxes
income
.90
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
1957—4 Mos.—1956
567,121
81,873 "
;
amount,
of
Hutton
Illinois
—V.
2,789 996
376,113
$441,858
——
company
-
Co.—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.
.35
Will be
,50
2.70
Inc.
and
EARNINGS
inepme. taxes-
preferred
;90
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR. Co.—Earnings—
$11,104,812"
2,799,946
4,959,454
$523,731
25,000 shares
.90
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Thorp Finance Corp.—To Sell Securities
Locally—
The
'
E.
The
be
only,
.50
Dean
1957—4 Mos.—1956
2495..
p.
Webster
Period End. April 30—* 1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
'
$611,463
$676,575
Railway oper, expenses369,606
402,545
632,488
income.
charges
Co._I
&
co-founder
and
Union Stock Yards Co. of
.
2.70
Boycel
Corp.
Stroud & Co.
1.50
—
.70
Scribner___
&'
and
Standard
Although exploration
Preferred Stock—
".35"
•
'
2.70
Co.—
&
.35
89,247
405,715
deducs...
Net
Stone
Co._—1
$343,348
61,243
8,926,510
5T34.335
-
income
Fixed
1.50
&
.50
—j—_"_i.
Staats
Vice-President of
United Specialties Co.—Proposed
Merger—
Industrial Enterprises, Inc. above.—V.
185, p. 1932.
:
.35
&
Trask
R.
Bros.
White,
for
Total
Spencer
William
Stein
&
to the Presidency, cffectivo
Coleman/ Board Chairman'.'Mr.■'
See
&
Co.^r—_
Barney
.50
723 667
1957—Month—1956
$6,623,119
$6,712,342
—.
Miscellaneous
Deane
Smith,
.2.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
rentals
income
Co.__.___
&
Singer,
-
.50
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
$1,067 015
■> 8,723
oper.
Roberts
Co;^—
&
10,o46,621
.90
&
Simon
.35
Co., Inc.—*
&
M.
and
income
-V.
.35
Co
Co.—
Hammill &
35,859,324
9,592,885
President,Elected—
expenses
income
/ Net
Net
.35
Co
Hulme,
1
Dr)
Net
&
Stone
See Resort
Operating expenses
Railway tax accruals..
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
"
&
—
764,919
545,754
revenues
facilities
.70
Hemphill, Noyes
Co.
Henry Hernnan & Co.—
Texas & Pacific Ry.
Co.—April Net Income Off—
Joint
I.
2.70
& Co
Marache & Co,_2..
Harrimun Ripley & CO., Inc._
irayden, Miller & Co._r.—__
and
54,658
$2,513,405
.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating
Renshaw
Poole,
Shenrson.
Shields
.70
Co.2_I—J.2^ 2.70
would
removal
$155,806
8,665,409>
inc—
oner,
.50
Parke
'
Joseph; Mellen .Si Miller, Inc,
185, p. 2717.
2495.
p,
&
Roney &
Rothschild
F.
Schmidt,
'.50
.
C
Inc.
Sons
&
Federal
.50
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$11,178,814 $11,913,573
revenue.
—V. 185,
Gardner
I Scliwabacher
""'.35
Corp.—2._
& Co.,
and
State
-
.50
fc Co
Michigan
Reid
Granbery,
$145,000,
service
of
of
JTallsrarten
Gas'
$1,085,281
24,144
oper.
.90
".90
—;
Chapman
Gordon Graves
•
about
178,696
v
oper.
Rodman
L.
Gloro, Forgan &
Texas & New Orleans
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
Corp._i_
^
Co.—:
&
Wm.'C.
,35
Goldman;- Sachs
from
$334,502
202,961"
ops.
railway oper.
185, p. 2262.
$s
1.30
Co
.35
Inc.
'•
' "
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—.rr■■ 1.50
2.70
Co..^.^.
Co.,
Securities
Costs
&
37,830,359
/
.lib'
1.50
Depreciation
Roinholdt
been
CONSOLIDATED
.35
Riter
-
French, Jr.
Sylvan U.
by
•'
■
•
Jaffray & Hopwood—
.50
Prescott, Shepard & Co,; Inc.
.50
R. W.
Pressprlch & Co._;
_f- .90
'.*■
.'//1-:
Richard W.
has
\
Piper,
' '
of
9,263,043
3,09^,681
2,209,7u8
Three Months Ended March 31—
.50
&
1957—4 Mos.—1956
related products and chemicals have
comprised his basid field in
past 25 years, his work has also been in
pigments/chemicals anil
various research fields "with General
Electric Co. and Continental
Oil Co. as well as in his
present Job./ ,•
.ovy ••
.70
>Curtis
•
in
-.50
——
•
•
the
2.70
Co.—_
Paine, Webber, Jackson
:50
.2—.35
&
&
French
Pacific
'.35
Co.
Co.—
i
?
and
"■*•35
&
8,530,021
announced
charge of production.
1.50'
Northwest
*•.
.•
Pierce,, Fenner
Moseley
1 '
tells the
revenue.
ry.
Ai
S.
was
Newburger & Co.___--^__Ll%
.
1.80
Deetjen
Roliert
cus-
parts of its system,
1957—Month—1956
oper.
from
.35
Union
Lahey. Clark & Co
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
rev.
F.
.35
"
Co.
Co...._
election
1,
Mr.
.35
•
2378
pp.
vVr ti'.'i I'lVf ■
;
will succeed Thomas A.
AVhelan, .President
the company.
Mr. Whelan will remain as Treasurer
man of the Executive
Committee.
.70
■
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.—
The " Milwaukee Co.„__ 1;
1.50
Co,.,
Fultou
gas
facilities
of comparable
value
or
cost
salvage
.35
Inc.-__^_2i.f ,60
Townsend,"
&
&
lis ;nation¬
185.,
39,993,416 164,797j639 lSS.'OSS.BOa
30,730,373 126,967,280-122,829, '48*
French
.35
Inc.
Merrill Lynch,
& Beane
.35
The
July
'.50
McDonald
1.59
>
,
.90
-McCormick
32,322,2.4
expenses.
United Carbon Co.—New
: .35
Co.
Mason-IIagan,
oper,
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
Net railway oper. inc.—
—V. 185, p. 2*96.
.59
*»
&'•'
Manley,
.35
Co;——;
Dillon,
Equitable
■
tap"
approximately
other
on
capable
the
of
&
Emerson
347,902
Net
—V.
L.
The
Texas Mexican
Net
Inc.,
removal
facilities
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
of
2605.
p.
Co.,
.50
&- Bodine
&
Far well,
Seventeen
the salva^' valu?
cost
the
use
approximately
V.
Water
&
Fstabrook
in
like¬
...
aeiv*ce wo,1ld lift, abandoned
the
,Texas
thi*"line.
Simmons;.—_
plants.—V.
a.'U:-') I
40,852,295
2.70
Irving Lundborg & Co.^_
Bennett & Co.__„„_
Laurence M. Marks & Co._._
.50
producing
Railway
.90
„
Loeb, Rlioades &
shipment^ from,
oxygen
J
oper.- revenue—
2.70 "
•_
However,
Railway
»;•
.35 '
;__j.
delivery
or
■I'; Union Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings?—
.f Period End, April 30— ' 1957—Month—1956
r2.7-0'
Ryons & Co.l—
Livingstone, Crouse
R.
Co.
■
Co.__:
storage.
initial
,\0
4. '
Brothers
Carl M.
1.50
Co.__——_
Securities
H.
allowed
Eastern
of
;:/
.35
Co.——__
Daln & Co..
First
&
^■.Ii1^omp^nyiLsaid tllat
$151,000
and
that
M.
costs
be
Line in Indiana—
end
Lester,
,*;S.
Co.—* .50
Crouter
natural
Danville
Co.__
Sherrerd—
&
Drexel
heading will commence June 25, on
corporation; ^to abandon approximately 30(a
gas
pipeline extending from
Martinsville,
Ind., to a point near
Danville, Ind."^
Texas Gas
formerly purchased gffs from Panhandle
Line
.50
.70
&
standby
an
supply of
:
commitment '
Langley & Co.__L-',_2"
Freres
at
\
be built up by the unit's
own production stream
the high purity supply is- not
limited by
storage, since Linde can provide additional
higb
tank car or tank truck
oxygen.
production
oxygen by
system/of liquid
2606...
'. "
add
fortn opposite
;
Lehman
";70
Co.- Inc.—__
&
Collins
.Eastman
Commission
of 'eight-inch
<fc
DeIIa\en
by t'lis
Ca- ^?
.
miles
&
&
C.
Lazard
_"'.50
Podesta' A: Co:2
Curtiss, House & Co.___2-^-2'
refund
not
W.
.70
,
set
day.
per
continuous
a
purity
-v
firm
a
shares
tons
The reserve will
liquid
wide
are-re--
Laird
1.50
"Cruttenden,
of
Commission
Gas
of
...
,
under
shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co.>_
&
Company, Corp
.50
Inc.
;
.
are
assure
either
Outstanding
_
Texas
.
lor
5,327,036 sha.
,•
9.10
——A '.35
&
&
Courts
Com¬
amount
subject
by
to
company!7:,.-a""7i.
Power
be
Co.,
Co
Ellis
Fmsnuel,
into. .effect
share
a
500
over
for
oxygen
oxygen
of
low purity oxygenu when
necessary
repair and maintenance shuts down
tne unit, a 15-hour reserve
(a*
least
6,500.000 *ublc feet)
will be
stored in. a 10,000,000 cubic
foot
FINANCING
Authorized;
*6,000,000 shs.
of
Byllesby and Co."(Inc.)
Republic Co. (Inc.)'
Clark, Dodge & Co
Cobbey, Shively & Co—21.
application
total
offset
'strpplffcra.
Abandortmei#
Federal1
present
to
operations; (3) a stream of liquid
Altogether, this one unit produces
rate
tank.
to-employees.
M.
'■/>■
"The
lor
Any
'
company's
$2
57
mill
the
$22,100,165,
continuously since
of
rate
PRESENT
unsubscribed
follows: ••••
as
Central
*"
Power
sale
2——'
&
Eichler
Blair
Butcher
by $3,964 009
Executive Vice-"
Elmer,
necessary
^suppliers'; proposed;.increases
wise refunded to the
,•
ity
placed-
customers
M.
-
pending
both
"•
Federal
&
Burnham
customers
W*.
increase
,
the
to its
paid
78,620
Blytli & Co., Inc,_—: 2.70
Boetteller and Co
.35
;
President—
/>•:"
filed
been
TO
value)—
percentages
names
Baird
Becker
William
Julien
•"•'
3
G.
A.
'
application to increasg yates
W.
Bateman,
M.
7"
to
To
annual
an
EFFECT
Securities
Barth
J.
Elmer has
been
elected President t6 succeed
the late
Stevenson. Mr. Elmer has been Executive
Senior Vice-President
director of the
company since 1955, a Vice-President
since 1950
and has served as
President and a director of Texas
Gas Exploration
Corp. sidce 1953.-
;.
have
at
reflecting
amounted
basis.
to.
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Ball, Bulge & Kraus_..__—_
to
a
To Raise Rates—''
the
respective
Robert
T.
w.
and
effect
Corp
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Bache & Co
1
Bacon, Whipple & Co._
was
y.:
,
(without par
giving
Adamex
pro¬
Tennessee
,
disbursed
$21,769,664, equal to $4.50
outstanding,
reflecting the stock split.
Hornblower & Weeks
company's main system at Kinder,
Cameron, West Cameron and
areas.
The temporary
certificate issued
changed by order of May 20.—V. 185,
p. 2605,
not
stock
purchase
fcneir
East
Vermilion
saiiie
;" UNDERWRU'ERS—The underwriters
$16,315,412, will extend from CATCO's
on
in
are
offshore
been
years,
thfe
oil
to
then
income
year,
dividends
for possible future
served
Power
connect
two
amounted
shares
amended articles of
incorporation filed oil
June 4, 1957 which increased the authorized
shares to 6,000,000 shares
and spilt each outstanding .share
two-for-one.
in the Gulf of Mexico off
the coast of
Louisiana.
authorized four independent
producers—Continental
Oil-Co.-and Tidewater Oil
Co., both of Houston; the Atlantic
Refining
Co.-; of Dallas, Tex.; and-Cities Service
Production Co., of
Rartlesville,
Okla.—to make the offshore
sales "fo'^Tannessee.
However, the certificates are conditioned as to
the initial sales
price
covering the period until Nov. l,
1962, with provisions for the producers
to file
proposed increases for each
four-year period thereafter.
s -The
PPC on April 22" issued
temporary certificates to the four pro¬
ducers, together known as the CATCO
group,
to
have
and
past
*Aftcr
reserves
line
share, adjusted
a
Common
certificates
Tennessee,
1956
previous
*
Commission pn^lay 20 conditionally issued
per¬
manent (certificates
authorizing natural,gas sales to this company from
largo gas
The
in
4,842,760
the
'
guild New
/•••'•
the
In
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. — To
Purchase Gas
From Offshore if'ields in
GullZof Mexico—To
Pipeline—
Income
on
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
2495.
p.
1955.
split.
$4.56
or
V.' l\;
-
in
share,
stock
.$1>829,735
1,240,913
-
operations^-—$18,277
$132,537
oper* inc—
*41,746"'A
70,228
railway
a
1957—4 Mos.—1956
-^24,$437,362t-$1,513,307
Net revenue from rail'j
-way.
Net
414
by over 25%.
ferromanganese will
the
At the same
be reduced.
time,
coke
consumption
per
Enriching the air blast by 6% with oxygen will boost ferromanganeso
production
into
the
perature
V.
185, p.
accelerating
by
air
blast
since
1794.
is
the
closely
excessive
heat
smelting
regulated
may
The flow of oxygen
control the furnace tem¬
process.
to
damage
the- furnace
linings.—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(St***)
5T
Colo.—Stock Offering
well
and Exchange Commission, It was
issued an order temporarily tuspc-noing
Securities
The
has
4,
a
announced on
Regulation A
Capital expenditures for enlarged researcn facilities an)'
more than $1,500,000 lor tne next
12 months.—V. 185, p.
unuer the
Basin
"luxury" item.
a
ment
composed of Robert J. preedman. Mitcnell
and Simon Srybnik
acquired the company.:
group
Parker
Income
Net
Co, was a
and invest¬
Juiy, 1956, the 25-year'bid Tracy Manufacturing
of Edgewater Steel Co., when a new managerial
Until
division
8Net income
Liftig, Maurice
1957—Month-
oper.
revenue.
Railway
of common stock of the United Western company,
holdings in the Ambrosia Lake area of New
oil land in the Southwest including the Paradox
in Utah.—V. 185, p. 2263.
£'Cat£y.-.bucktax credit applicable to
stock March 31, 1957, 16,748
lb,647,169^shares.—V. 185, p. 2606., # ;
oper.
expenses
ops.
$3,267,443
income—
1,753,906
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
ry.
ry.
1957—4 Mos.—1956
-1956
$4,478,268
$5,721,690
2,454,247
>2,127,347
5,053,379
Railway
oper.
majority of diabetics, Is now available to the medical profession, it was
announced on June 3.
Orinase can be purchased only upon prescrip¬
oper.
expenses.
Dr.
Upjohn, President of this company,
States, said the drug, known
Gilford
railway oj>er.
which developed
—V.
chemically as a
chemical cousin of the sulfa drugs—has been
under intense and prolonged clinical study and trial in this country
nincc November, 1955.
Approximately 18,000 of the nation's estimated
1,600,000 diabetics have been given the drug during this period of
careful evaluation with no serious adverse side effects.
Approximately
1,000 of these, he added, have been taking Crinase daily for periods
particularly in those 40 years
betes,
Yarian Associates,
*
President—
Vice-Chairman of the Board !
and H. Myrl Stearns as President was
announced on June 10. Mr.
Stearns will be the Chief Executive Officer of the corporation.
The company is
currently- operating at an annual sales level of
$16,000,000 compared to $11,000,000 last year,
Nearing completion on
their Stanford
Industrial Park site are two new buildings designed
to meet the increasing demand for the firm's products and
services.
The Varlan master building plan calls for an ultimate 500,000 square
Sigurd
of
election
The
to
Varian
F.
manufacturing, research and office space, over
feet of
present capacity.—V.
185, p. 657.
,
three times the
'■
The shareholders
Ltd.
Mines,
May 30
on
The
-
of 400,000 shares at
options to purchase
share and 250,000
plan Includes an
April 1, 1957, mature April 1,
approved by the Washington P.
of
as
from the
sale,
1977.
about June
pany's transfer and subscription agent, Crown Trust Co., at its office
at 302 Bay St., Toronto 1, Canada, and new warrants, aggregating the
same number of rights divided as the
holder may have indicated, will
be issued in exchange therefor upon payment of the usual transfer
agent's fees.
of Mclntyre Porcupine
Mines,
position with Ventures,
Ltd., while F. V. C. Hewett, President and Chief Executive Officer of
Mclntyre took over the same positions with Ventures, Ltd.
Mr. Tory
replaces Thayer Lindsley as Board Chairman and Mr. Hewett succeeds
Robert B. Anderson, who has been nominated Secretary of the Treasury
of
Tory, Chairman
of the Board
Ltd., has been elected to the same
D.
See also V.
United States.
the
185,
p.
schedule
of
17,
Sept.
dated March 27,
expenses)-
1956.
.
to finance
natural
gas
expenditures.' The $6,500,000 bank loam negotiated • in
December, 1956 and due July 1, 1958 is intended to cover construction
expansion
large-scale
the
of
necessary,
program
for the current year and forepart of next year.- Addi¬
permanent financing will be undertaken later this year to
this bank loan.—V. 185, p. 2038. :
.-V,>
V,J
requirements
tional
refund
Vick Chemical Co.
Nine Months Ended
2496.
Earnings before taxes
(incl. unremitted foreign
14,672,263
13,278,594
7,440,063
6,780,730
$7,232,200
5,707,121
1,621,478
$3.52
$6,497,864
taxes
(incl. unremitted foreign income)
Earnings (excl. unremitted foreign income)
Shares
outstanding
Earnings per share
—V. 185, p. 669.
Earnings
With SEC—
registration statement (File 2-13421) with the
SEC on June 11, 1957, covering $30,000,000 of fir^t mortgage bonds due
1987.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co.,
and Laurence M. Marks & Co., are listed as representatives of the un¬
filed
company
a
1
derwriters.
■
incorporated under the laws of the State of Wash¬
primarily engaged in the generation, transmis¬
sion, distribution and sale of electric energy in central and eastern
Washington and northern Idaho and supplies more than 14.1,000 cus¬
The company
ington in
1889
was
is
and
issue will be applied to the
presently outstanding notes of the company.—V. 185, p.
1957
1956
$74,754,681 $64,234,098
income)
Income
bA.ceed 'an -aggregate amount
$8,200,000.1 J'-.v./,-'.
company;will i^sue-the notes' in varying amounts to commercial
banks betweeii June" 10 and Dec.
Tne mi-.es wiil mature-- Wit lin
one
year''3from",i!the date of P&ue -but not later than Sept. .3 J, 1958.
The
proximate date'Or'tne proposea
The
The National
one
of
5,557,755
1,628,833
$3.41
$1,056,000 Research Grant
of Philadelphia,
grants for medical
Drug Co.
largest
the
Pa., a subsidiary, has made
research ever given by a
pharmaceutical company, it was announced on June 4
President
Vick Chemical
of
by E. L. Mabry,
Co.
$1,056,000, which goes Into effect as of July 1,
has been made to the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public
Health to enable Dr. Winston H. Price, Associate Professor of epidemi¬
A
grant of
10-year
ology and biochemistry, to carry out a research program in the field
upper respiratory
tract diseases, the common cold, streptococcal
infections of the upper respiratory tract and complications resulting
from such infections, particularly rheumatic heart disease. In addi¬
of
tion, Dr.
will
Price
act as consultant
In medical
research to National
Drug and Vick.
that this grant represents only one segment of
Vick's expanding research in the important fields of the common cold
Mr.
and
Mabry
related
net
of the
proceeds
Vfck's
hrengaged
two
Co.—Hearing
on
a Wholly-owned subsidiary of the American Telephone
'Coihijanyf-*
V>!'"v.':,v? '• 1
^ale ,ef the! debahtures Will "be Used to repa£
approximately *^8,50^,000 oi adtances irom American Telephone, and
Telegraph - an<f the" balance for general .'corporate purposes.—V. 185#
p. 1933.
: V
v ■ ■•"##■ ■ V '•
•
c ■
2
compaity'ls
The
.proceeds from: the
The
-
<Alab);Wood Stpcl
;
it
company,
announced
was
Western Development
The
the
company
on
Kutz
West
#'•
Co.—tUriit to Move—
;r
plant at Oaks, Pa.
is ion will ceasef
present plant, in.
Piiiladelpliia,.Jiar, on; June 28,. 1957.-Penco Metal Products, manufactures
steel lockers# shelving and cabinefcfntfor industrial uhd -instiutionki ose>
The
move
to. Oaks,, a nearby Philadelphia -suburb, wiH' commence
on July'l,' rwhefv the, first
of a fleet of trucks and truck-trailers -wift
•preparatory to occupying its new $2.500,000
mid-'Jttljv--the company's. Penco Metal Products 41-v
all
manufacturing . and ? shipping o-jjeraiions at its
•
YhW move in eight .^vorking-days,
y,!, : -.- . 4
ne.wr,.*srxigle' s'toryl plant, situated on -a jlo-acre tract adjacent;
Schuylkill River 10 jniles* north of Conshqhocken, contains
163,000 square feet of #;pace, almost thre^ time? the size of the old
plant. New; ^equipment is beipst- "in^ffille'd at Oaks to, complement that
being rnoyed. from the present location. Production is .scheduled ,to
comphste
to
The
to
the
start
on
,s
'
Juiy.,22.
■...
of Pennsylvania and'founded
was-purchased by . Alan Wao.d Steel in-1955)
—V. 185, p.» 1933. -W
2- •
: v;,..w :, v..
r-i ST't
-■
•' '
r ' /'"'V "v. *
ly* +-J?" ■' ^
' *.'
'i",r ,*
Wurlitzer-Ce.—New Name—
.
Formerly
in
known as
Penn Metal . Corp.
Philadelphia, in'1869, it
4
"«
■*
.
•'
•
..
-
Rudolph" Wurlitzer
See
(Rudolph)
Co.
indicated
a
1,
No.
11
June
of
area
on
The
below.
announced
the
San
completion of
Juan
Basin,
New
an
oil
Zenith Radio
The
step-out, is located 1% miles north of the
Western-Federal No. 1 which Gulf Oil Corp. recently completed on a
farmout from Western Development, and is within a
distance of not
more
than three miles from a checkerboard of five additional drilling
locations made by Gulf on the Western Development farmout. .
The
Holloway No. 1 is located on 1.280 acres of which Western
Development is the operator and in which it has a one-eighth interest.
This lease adjoins the
area where Western Development already has
working interests covering approximately 20,000 acres.—V. 185, p. 1932.
The
well,
described
as
a
Western Maryland
pharmaceutical divisions, the National Drug Co.
and
are substantially enlarging their facilities and
Period End. April 30—
revenue__
Railway
expenses-
ttye production facilities at Swiftwater, Pa. .
In addition, Vick Is expanding Its research
Net
Merrell Co.,
organizations for conducting
for
the development
of
oper.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
railway
185,
p.
oper.
2263.
inc
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,353,423
. 898.397
$6,183,821
4,203,965
$4,941,293;
3,281,103
completely new rad'o,
instruments which company
ever
produced
and feature-packed line of
in its history."
,
.
\
-
instruments TEfnge
'in *thb line
" the1 decorator'-collection of 21 high-fidelity
^hd FM-AM high-fidelity phonograph combinations. "Each
furniture" piecd1 in -Its owtr right,"' L; C. "Truesdeil, Vice-President,
said,
"with
cabinetry ' irr efrtrcr authentic Freilcn ^provincial, 7 early
Unique
television
is
a
trad^tiOhalr modeln1" or^cdiitemperary ^.tj'le^rid design/'
aiso unveiledta Hew" strifes",of 21-inch /and 24-inch ' toverai
diagonal. nieqsurfement^Vteleiisiah iisih^ an entirely', tew horizontal
chassis*in combinaUourvith a •imw...short picture'tube which produces
"sparkling. tet)ailpd pictures'with a,demonstrable impfpygment in pic'ture fidelity,"-.Mr. Triiesdell said. The shorter frbnv-to-back measure¬
AmeriCaft, '
Zenith-
ment
ot'-th^. time. permits "picture-proportioned"
slimmer," trimmer ^illiciiette;. he
cabinetry with ^
v'
decorator collection as. well as 13
with .Zenith's S^ace-Command remole
TV
tuning/- whi«h 'uses' as -cemmaiide r/silent r sounds
too high in
pitch fOTr* the-human T«nT. -ta*-bean: ,Thn "electronic ear"
of the
receiver;-'Mr. -Truesdell cexplained; bears,* the commands - and .the
set
Te;»i*onds- -instantly—turning en und off,-. changing; chnrmels, silenciiug
and restorhig^sound.'-as;the viewer/directs from hi? easy chair -across
eight tdleilsions 'in-4 he
other TV recetws tare equipped
The.
1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$4,867,542
$4,397,100 $19,312,843 $17,468,995
3,261,331
3,043.677, 13,129,022 12,527,702
$1,606,211
1,095,940
Corp.—Previews 1958 Models—
corporation dh. June 4 previewed its 1958
from a tiny table-top radio to magnificent
television and hivrli-fidelity combinations (.'with fine furniture styled
cabinetry to- suit - Xdrtually-every f decorating purpose.-"1 , .« ■ - ;.
. "
well in
choke,
proposal to shorten the
phonographs.—V. 183, p. 2698.
television, - phonograph and high-fidelity
otficials describe as "the most extensive
The
Mexico.
June 4 approved a
to the Wurlitzer Co.
.
Cwhich was founded ICR
pianos, electronic pianos, electronic. OTgans, and
company
include
coin-operated
The
Co.—Shortens Corporate Name
prlncipaY products of this company,
ago,
years
Co.—Completes Well—
a
Wurlitzer
stockholders *on
of -this
name
on
24-hour test through a one-half inch
daily potential of 324 barrels of oil of 39 gravity.
Holloway
diseases.
,
hi
2606.
Financing—
June 12, has applied to the
Securities and Exchange Commission for authorization to issue and sell
at competitive bidding, $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.
The bonds
are
to be dated July 1, 1957 and will mature July 1,- 1987.
It is ex¬
pected that the public invitation for bids will be issued on or about
July 3, 1957. Net proceeds from the sale will be used for construction
purposes. The Commission has issued a notice giving interested persons
until June 26, 1957, to request a hearing in the matter.—V. 185, p. 2718,
This
Railway oper.
Wm. 8.
.
and Teiegrapn
•
The
West Penn Power
tissue culture research and for
creating vaccines and other immunizing preparations for these diseases.
These programs also Involve expansion of National Drug's tissue cul-
the
research
of the State of
in tne prnnaiy business.wof furnishing# com-;
municatioh services, mootly local .uHid -toll telephone service in Wis-;
cousin,-serving a total of-more -than 9<0.000 telephones, of whidh^
approximatelyu60# are in 'the wiilwuukec,* Axa.iison, Raclne-jand Gieen
Bay service areas?'
-V. v" 'l.i
r- ,;v>'
4
repayment of
stated
virus
^y[
coiiipafty, %ic6rV0ratC8 fir 1882 under the. la"^S
The
Wisconsin;
merchandise
Vick Chemical Co.—Makes
ivvr*
price ;«uU underwriting-
puDiic- in.Yitauoii iur mu* i*
Interest,* tis'ijwell - as the pao.ic -oviering'
are <x> be supplied by anundmen;.
verms,
tomers in 92 communities.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
March 31—
1
;..j
s
Washington Water Power Co.—Registers
The
The
Sales
$2,171,367""
,' 762,8.0
Service Uo.-^To Jssue Notes—
authorized Hthis" company.':to
..
,
8.
652,405
PowXfr Comniis$totf";has
shbrt'-tetm promissory hotel*'not to
issue
mortgage
the out¬
The approxi¬
availability of gross prooee •& from the bond s*ie is
15, $12,175,000; May 15, $250,000; June V, $100,000,
bank loan
$10,000,000
follows:
nancing
rights to subscribe for additional shares in the propor¬
additional share for each nine shares of stock held.
13, there will be mailed to shareholders fully trunsferable warrants, evidencing the rights which will expire on July 8.
Holders desiring to divide warrants may return them to the com¬
J.
S2.118.99J
S. Commission,
used,
April
$2,475,000.
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Refunding of the previously outstanding first mortgage bonds and
the $10,000,000
bank loan was the first step In the permanent fi¬
such
one
dated
bonds,
mate
to
of
or
$111,160
87,003
of
record
1957. Cash In lieu of fractional interests was paid at
trie rate of 62Vs
cents per share, if ,Jfche number of shares held was
not exactly divisible by 25.
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Concluding months of preliminary work and negotiations, a private
sale of $15,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds,
5Wo-.
series clue 1977 was closed
on April 15.
These bonds were sold to
31
institutional investors at a price of 100% plus accrued interest.
and
will be granted
On
•
lob,360
Federal
.The-
April 22,
of
as
Ventures' shareholders to purchase approximately 200,000
shares at $30 per share in the ratio of one-to-nine.
Shareholders of record at the close of business on June 10, 1957,
tion
'VY'"--V
''V#
4# stock dividend was paid to holders of
On May 6, 1957 the
as
standing
250,000 additional shares within two years at $35 per
shares within three years at $40 per share.
The
offering
$ *80,685
inc.
|)v2497.
Co.—Earnings—Refunding—
first, to retire the $4,691,000 balance of first
bonds, 35/nr/o series due 1976; the remaining funds (net of
to
the extent available are being applied to retirement of
and option of Ventures treasury
agreement provides for the sale to Mclntyre
share and the granting to Mclntyre of
RR.-JEamings-rr,-.;f
three
the
before,
year
t..
have been
•
per
Natural Gas
for
income
Funds
to Stockholders—
approved the offer of Mclntyre Porcu¬
purchase
the
for
shares.
$35
$9,786,987 $9,164,954
3,425,291 '. 3,304,439
months ended March 31, 1957 amounted
to $244,314,
This was $19,098 more than for the first quarter of 1950.
p-or
the 12 months ended March
31, 1957 net ineohic itnd special
income
tax
credit amounted
to $412,345,
which was $36,586 more
than for the corresponding period the previous year.
Earnings per common share for the 12 months ended March 31,
1957 amounted to 47 cents—up lour cents from the same period the
The
Ventures Ltd.—To Offer Shares
pine
$2,284,208
853,137
"
2606.
p.
Washington
Net
r
Palo Alto, Calif.—New
31,
•
of age and older who require 40
less.—V. 185, p. 1932.
units of insulin a day or
Out-'
Productions—To Redeem Debentures—
The corporation has called lor redemption on July 1, 1957, all of its
\'/o debentures, series A, due July 1, 1960 at 100#.—V. 185,/p. 529.
Upjohn declared, that Orinase is effec¬
levels in mild to moderate case of dia¬
tive In controlling blood sugar
sVres;- Maic.i
Walt Disney
longer.
Investigators are agreed, Dr.
•
185,
inc.—
oper.
i85,
Wisconsin• Piiblic
v v
,
distant
sulfonylurea—a
of a year and
railway
Net
United
the
in
$2,281,425
766,393
Net rev. from ry. opcrs.
physician.
E.
Orinase
on
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1957—Month—1956
1957—4 Mos.—1956
$10,249,329 $9,633,400 $41,373,786 $38,548,182
7,967,964 . 7,349,192 31,586,799 29,383,228
revenue—
Railway
tion by a
388
*$2.53
*81.14
lpss.r SBased
-Montu—-j_yo6
*195"—4 Mos.—1956
$2,813,089 .$2,688,275-.$Ili0o4,125 $10,479,179.
. .'2^32,404
*... <7,095
.8.917,126 ■# 8.307.812
Net rev.*frour ry,-opers.,:,-.
Net
Period End. April 30—
.expenses-,
Ratiway#opjr.
$9,450,518
$2,350,921 $12,582,312
1,274,441
6,763,094
Wabasli RR.—Earnings—
Available to Medical Profession
be taken by mouth in
insulin injections In
*$0.08
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Period EndviApril
Railway, oper, .^revenue— »
185, p. 2496.
a
tablet
$0.82
common
%: Wisconsin Central
$22,068,907 $17,866,809
9,486,595
8,416,291
—V.
the long-awaited drug which can
form and tnus eliminate the need for
:
sha.eJ_————1
"Loss.
standing
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-51.76**-
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common share.—
per
per - connnon
Virginian Ry.—Earnings-rRailway
as
Upjohn Co.—Orinase
taxes,
-50.03
sales——J—.;-- ——
'-dollar of
pel
before
Income
lt.56,
Co.—Fund Acquires. Interest
Mutual Fund, Inc. has added to its port¬
Orinase,
.
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extensive
well
as
......
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as
20,000 shares
has
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,
Perlod End. April 30—
Mexico
.
,
United Western Minerals
which
7-
-f95T— 4 Mos —1956 ;;
$1.405,486 SI.474,470
* i,218,Vo>j;
1,223.010
Corp.--rSaies and Earns." Riser-
notification, unregistered securities sold within
one year of the
filing, securities of the issuer outstanding as of the
date of the offering circular, contingent liabilities incurred by United
Uranium as a result of sales of its securities, and the percentage of
United common - stock that would be owned
by different classes of
persons If the offering were sold; and (3) the offering circular failed
to disclose, among other things, that the underwriting agreement with
Donohue
had teen cancelled
and that United Producers, Inc., an
affiliate, had egreed to sell either to United or its officers approxi¬
mately 1,000,000 shares of United stock at one-half cent per share
and United's oiflccrs had embarked on a program to sell this stock
at varying prices.—y. 181, p. 1922.
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folio
expenses'-*
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plants
'
the
Atomic Development
..
..
of
The
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^"1957—Month—1956
'-$300,652
$356,551'
- 307,7o4
307.027
30-—
revenue
$3f^y^;ol4
,.-2,2^^,478
J-"..
Inc., a century-old publicly-owned
corporation
Net rev.; from-Ty.-'ops.
"
$50,898
$49,524 ' ' $18*7,083
$246,460
in Pennsylvania, New York and Puerto Rico, manufac¬
Net railway oper. 4nc;_J'-':-'^v26,3b4' *t>:"26,071 '*•;* 144,865
j.' 135,764
tures
a
wide variety of products Including industrial kitchens, metal
—v. i85/*p:'2378.v
';-yZj-furniture, heaters, chemicals, and soft goods.
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Mr.
Dallago indicated
that the completely-equipped Tracy plant
with more than 150,000 sq, ft. of manufacturing space and an annual
;; Westlngbause Ulectric
y
1957
1956
>
productive capacity in excess of $15,000,000 is unusually well-suited
Three Months to March 31—
r
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$ Y';\. .
to
the
integrated
production of Viclad products. ^ Combined with i
V
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475.666.000 225.366.000 '
Viclad's present plants, the company now has metalworklng facilities
Net aalefc- billed'lif-'445.365,OOO 270,034.000 i
extensive enough to handle all phases of mass production.
Cost of salesi;2—
As
a
result of the Tracy purchase,
Viclad plans to enter the
30.321,000 -44.G68.00a home
appliance field with the startling new Tracy Thoroughmatic
Operating profit -i———„—'•——— •'
3.440,000
5,757,00a'
Dishwasher,
which
created such interest
at the recent; Chicago
Income from-other -sources—
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Housewares Show.
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- 32;761,000 *38,911.000
According to Mr. Dallago, production of the Tracy Thoroughmatic
2.763.COO
2,764.000
Dishwasher
which
has
already weathered
five years of extensive
Interest' oil" - debeoiutts——:ti>—ri—
15.800,000 423.100,080
research, development and field tests, is planned to start immediately.
R..t.maieu .Federal income ta/.es—l2__„ 1—_—_
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It Is expected to bring to the
American home a quality dishwasher*,
14.198,000 *18,575,000-'
at such an unbelieveably low price that it will no longer be classed
Net incomei——
that
by
Period End.-April
Railway-"oper.
.
$1,259,-3*7
(<..>,<,*>0
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of, Alabama—Earnings—
Railway-oper.
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iiuo.
Western
of Pittsburgh, Pa., one of the country's
heme kitchens, has been acquired by Viclad
announced on June. 13, by Alfred Dallago,
si,xb«,8n3''$i,187,duJ
opers;
iper." inc..—
*o3, -'if.
Industries,
Viclad
with
of its securities,
t
,
...
particularly, it is alleged in the Commissions order (It
notification tailed to include certain required information
with respect to the issuer and with
respect to certain of its un¬
registered securities Issued and sold within one year of the filing
the notification;
(2) that the notification and offering circular are
false
and misleading In respect of certain material facts,
namely,
United's contemplated offering and sale of securities in addition to
covered
runway
—•«.
Manufacturing Cc.
Tracy
largest manufacturers of
Industries,
Inc., it was
President of Tracy.:
United's
those
Net-
869. ^
Si,480,419 $17,393,tk>0 $lb,b8*.360
3.33-..606
13,134,t>33
lo.lo4.046
3,413.833
expenses.
oper.
Net rev. from ry.
estimated at
Inc.—Acquisition—
Viclad Industries,
chasers"
More
Railway
.1957—4 Mos.,—1956
1951-—Month—i9oo
$4,701,732
Railway oper. revenue
of
Securities Act oi 1933 With
securities by this corporation. The order
provides an opportunity lor hearing, upon request, on the question
whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
Regulation A provides
a conditional exemption from registration
under the Securities Act with respect to public offerings of securities
not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In its Regulation. A notification,
filed Jan. 26, 1955, United proposed the public offering of 2,000,000
shares of its common
stock at 10c per share pursuant to such an
exemption.
John L. Donohue, also of Denver, was named as under¬
writer
for
the offering.
In its suspension order, the Commission
asserts that the terms and conditions of Regulation A have not been
complied with by United; that certain information contained in Its
notification and offering circular is false and misleading in respect of
material facts; and that United's stock offering has been made
in
such a manner as to operate as a fraud and deceit upon the pur¬
exemption irom registration
respect to a public offering of
RR. Co.—Earnings-
Period End. April 30—
.
Temporarily Suspended—
June
specialized
other
as
Pacific
Western
Improved preparations for symptomatic relief of colds as
products to extend its well known line of
home medications.
: ?
.
,
,..
Mr,
Mabry reports that research expenditures in all divisions
the Vick Enterprise are rising and
u»ai total expenuitures iur researcn
in the next fiscal ytar win be 70 > . higher than in 1955-56.
and
new
Corp., Denver,
United Uranium
the
room.—Vi*:i85,
p.
386.
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pjume 18o
Number 5647
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The
.
Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2855)
59
AND CITY DEPARTMENT
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BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
-ALABAMA'
Lake Tahoe Unified School
District,
"■*Y'El
^Decatur, Ala.
5 Bond Offering l-tj Joe
Pcttey,
City Clerk,; will receive sealed
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p. 2607—were awarded to
to
agent
1967
to
inclusive.'
composed-:of
Bank
National Trust &
tion^ of
he
designated by the
Legality approved by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
of Birmingham;":;- Etowah
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County
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Warrant
,
(P.
O.
Sale
$225,000 5s.: Due
y w »«.-•
An
-—
"issue
.1958
of
$500,000 State gasoline
tax antici¬
pation
sokb. to
warrants
group
Co.,
headed
Dated
by
554s,
as
was
May 1," 1957.
Legality
byy Dumas,
O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
proved
Bond
sealed
c
Offering
bids
at
his
office
in
County, Casa Grande Union
High School District No. 2 (P. O.
Florence), Ariz.
or
;
I
Oak
Unified
Diet., Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T.
bids at his office in
Martinez, un¬
a.m.
(CDST) on June 25 for
(he purchase of $1,000,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug,
1,1957. Due on
100.03,
4.67%*
inclusive.
Principal and. interest (F-A) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
Office. Legality approved!
by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. '
,
4
frl-'
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First
Bond
school
bonds
185,
v.
Sale
p.
The
—
offered
2498
—
[
were
10
Co.j
&
-
Co.,
June
10—v.
1957.
as
C
of¬
2607
Co.,
and
William
R.
Staats
&
awarded to
price of 100.00009, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4:07% as follows:
about
$330,000
$750,000 4 (is. Due
a
15
a
of
185,
a
p.
-
the
at
to
be
June
5
Due
June'
on
15
group composed of
770,000 4s. Due
1964 to 1977
on
1,500,000
June- 15 from
>
inclusive.
Y
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until
10
33/4iS.
•:
from. 196*1
2,000,000
Barbara,
a.m.
(CDST) oh July 8
$350,000 build¬
Dated July 15, 1957.
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Due
on
July 15 from 1958
inclusive.
to
1977
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
Treasurers office.
the
County
(J-J)
Imperial County Housing Authority
.(P. O. Box 1001, Brawley), Calif.
Note
•
Harry
the
Offering
C.
Hillock
Secretary
—
announces
June
until
18
10
a.m.
(PDST)
on
for the
1; 1957. Due
1959
on
Sept. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Due
to
1966
2498 — were awarded to the
Bank of America National Trust &
cisco,
as
5s, at
a
price of
Fran¬
a
-
•:*
,
June
on
1
18
for
the
purchase
of
$210,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1959
the
of
to
1987
1981
on
inclusive.
and
July
Bonds
thereafter
1,
are
due
in
callable
1970.
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
interest
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco;
Woods School District, San
Co.
April
Joaquin
Chu'a
Bond
house
fered
Vis*a),
Sale
and
$50,000
equipment
v.
-—
bonds
185,
p.
bids at his office in Stockton, until
II a.m.
(CDST) on June 17 for
fire
of¬
2379
the
purchase of $225,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
—
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Company,-at
as
Calif.
The
—
May 23
were
interest
a
price of
cost
of
100.04.
about
a
4.33%,
follows:
$25,000 41/2s. Due
1962
1966
to
i967jo
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on
June
1 from
inclusive.
25,000 4 (4s. Due
*.A
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
San Diego County,
Montgomery
Fire Protection District (P. O.
-
on
at
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
June 1 from
He
—-
bonds
The
offered
Arapahoe
June
10,
Cherry
No.
S
Tindall
&
the
Co.,
group
Merrill
r
.
ILLINOIS
Creek
(P.
O.
Centreville Township Hospital
Dist. (P. (X. 4831 Bond
Ave.,
to
1S58
to
June
1,
for
,
Louis)* 111.
Bonds Not Sold
mitted
bonds
dated
the
offered
All bids sub¬
—
$975,006 hospital
June 3, were re¬
jected.
Note
The
—►
June 10
foregoing
report in
185,
v.
—
super¬
issue of
our
2719.
p.
]
Cook
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. .O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,000,000 Corporate bonds was sold
on
L
Exceeded
State
Turnpike
that
paid during the 30-day pe¬
Concessions and miscellan¬
were
riod.
eous
Trust
&
Savings Bank, City Na¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co., and
American National Bank & Trust
tional
318,582 vehicles
carrying nearly 1,000,000 people
traveled 14,032,375 miles without
a
fatality.
Tolls of $338,439.84
revenue
amounted
to
$16,-
140.67.
Co., all of Chicago, as 3(4s. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan 1, 1959
and
July 1 from 1959 to 1967
on
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
of
Chicago.
Cook
Operating expenses were $99,027.22, which left a net revenue
$255,553.29.
From the opening of the Turn¬
pike on Jan. 26, 1957 through
April, a total of 1,123,140 vehicles
carrying approximately 3,369,000
people
traveled
produced
expenses
50,681,993
gross
After
of
all
operating
net revenue
paid,
wrere
miles
revenue
$861,789.92.
was
The
<}
County
Community
Consol,
(P. O.
School District No. 64
Park
for the month of
Bond
Ridge), III.
Offering
Clifford
—
Berry, Secretary of Board of
cation, will receive sealed
until
8
H.
Edu¬
bids
(CDST) on June 19
purchase
of
$520,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1907.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1976
inclusive; Principal and interest
payable at a paying agent in Chi¬
cago, designated by the purchaser
for
p.m.
the
Turnpike Authority used
$339,559.16 toward retirement of
and
its
Education.
bonds, thus leaving a bal¬
of $522,230.76 at the end of
own
ance
April Chairman Manuel said.
The Turnpike Authority has
tired
of
La
to
the
less
than
$72,360,000
original issue of $74,-
000,000, Mr. Manuel stated.
St.
Petersburg
Bond
Hall
Beach,
Sale —The
and
June
were
awarded
10—v.
a
the
Board
Sale
school
June
—
building
11—v.
awarded to
The
$1,100,000
bonds
185,
City
of¬
2608—
p.
group
com¬
both,
of
Chicago, A. G.
Co.; Hornblower &
and Cruttenden, Podesta
Becker
&
Weeks,
Co., at
&
interest
a
price of 100.06, a net
cost
J. Sims &
$177,000
Co., and Beil & Hough,
5V2s, at a price of 97, a
basis of about 5.76%.
of
about
3.78%,
No.
Bond
11
awarded
—
building
v.
185,
—
to
a
The
$2,500,000
bonds
p.
group
offered
2266
—
were
composed
of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Goodbody & Co., Tripp &
Co., Provident Savings Bank - &
Trust
Co.,
Rand
&
Co.,
Herberg
as
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,
4V2s.
826,000 3%s.
County Special Tax Sch.
1 (P. O. Sarasota), Fla.
Sale
.
Due
on
Dec.
from 1958 to 1960 inclusive.
1961
Sarasota
Dist.
,
group composed of
Illinois National
follows:
as
offered
2608—were
p.
a
Continental
posed of Goodbody & Co., Herbert
Inc.,
of
County School District
(P. O. La Salle), lit
122
Bond
Bank,
Fla.
bonds
185,
to
to
Bank & Trust Co.; First National
$350,000
Auditorium
fered
Salle
No.
$1,640,000 of its
thus reducing bonds out¬
standing
acceptable
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
re¬
bonds out of surplus and
revenue,
out
than
more
revenue
June
Englewood), Colo.
Bond Sale—The
$750,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
"
$1,500,000
County,
District
to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane#
Wyatt, Neal 8c Waggoner, Clement
A. Evans &
Co., and Norris &
Hirshberg.
-
bonds.
from
Revenue
Florida
said
school
COLORADO
School
1
are
Net
the
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-
1959
the
1971 inclusive.
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Santa Clara Union High School
District, Santa Clara County* Calif.
building
able
from
Authority.
r
100.41, J" Bond "Sale
basis
*,
Digitized forof about 4.94%..
FRASER
Due
Van
bids
County Auditor's office,
Weaverville, until 8 p.m. (PDST)
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
members
Staats &
Sale—Ther $85,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 11—v. 185^
p.
3%s.
June
sealed
the
on
11—
$255,000—Total revenue produced
by the Sunshine State Parkway June 11 to a group composed of
during April amounted to $354,- Northern Trust Co., Continental
580.51, according to announcement Illinois National Bank & Trust
by Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman Co., First National Bank, Harris
$1,261,103.62.
receive
W.
East St.
June
bonds
and
at
Kidder, Peabody & Co., American
Trust Co.,..Weeden &
Co., Cali'ornia Bank, of Los Angeles, L. F.
Rothschild &
Co., Laurence M.
Marks
&
Co., * and William R.
Bond
Savings Association, of San
inclusive.
June 1 from
on
Sanitary District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Walter P.
will
1
redevelopment
Matre, Secretary of Board of Di¬
1
June
on
rectors,
June
on
syndi¬
cate: Smith, Barney &
Co., Bank¬
ers
Trust
Co.,
of
New
York,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
net
Keppel Union School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
-
Other
that
purchase of $21,000 installment notes. Dated
July
to
from
Authority will receive sealed
bids
-Bond
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Offering — J. E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa
Trinity
June 1 from
on
750,000 3V2s. Due
Hope School District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
;
Weaverville
follows:
as
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
,
3.72%',
June
Company of Georgia, of
Atlanta, at a price of 98.566, a
f'
—
awarded
.
4%s.
offered
2719—were awarded
fol¬
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
of
issue
Taylor &
Co., Wachob-Bender Corp., Alli¬
son-Williams Co., and Juran &
Moody, Inc., as 4%s, at a price of
97.53, a basis of about 4.86%.
group
pur¬
as
FLORIDA
and
were
p.
185,
sedes the
1958
offered
—
noon
the
1957.
from
Orrick, /Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe, of San
2607
A
will
until
for
bonds
v.
•
1977 inclusive.
The
for
by
bonds
revenue
v.
to
on
Due
Principal
each
school
the Trust
1977 inclusive.
storm
June 15,
Ukiah, Calif.
Sale—The $800,000 sewer
Bond
by, the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, at a price
of 100.06? a. net interest cost of
Co., at
time
"
.
were
—
Legality
r
headed
Co., R. H. Moulton &
Shearsoii, Hammill & Co.#
same
June
19
County School District
(Pi O. Athens), Ga.
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 3(fe%'
J.
$1,350,000 bonds,
Due
Bids will
Francisco.
Bay
Recreation
Facilities
bonds offered June 13—v.
185, p.
Devine<&
on
bids
Clarke
.
basis of about 3.70%.
Other members of
Treasurer,
June
on
of
500,000
$230,000
inclusive.
Herrington
2719—
p.
sion
J.
of
bonds.- Dated
-
Due
1977
approved
to J.. B. Hanauer &
5s.:
the
at
GEORGIA
:
Florida State
—
(J-D.)
payable
aforementioned Bank.
;<•
City
sealed
♦,
Due on Feb. 1
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
$850,000 municipal building bonds.
June
Offering
I960, to 1962 inclusive*
4(4s* Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
1,198,000 4.15s.
Theodore.
—
1 from
1,026,000
lows:
and thereafter
of
from
Feb.
on,
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
interest
Parking,
185,
Wat-
p.m.
1976
as
purchase,
drainage
to
bonds
revenue
the
Offering
the Bank of America Na¬
Trust & Savings Associa¬
received
the
!
Diego, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$5,000,000 Mis¬
awarded to
Inc.,
be
$450,000 Uni¬
District
s
for
18
Additional
San
group composed of the
SecurityFirst National
Bank, of Los Ang¬
Blyth
Ave.
8
from
1
Jan.
on
1977.
Bond
(DST)
will
until
1
..
$276,000 5s. Due
inclusive.
Due
Middletown, Conn.
tion, San Francisco.
—
a
eles,
The
—
were awarded
;$1,100,000
June
tional
Alto, Calif.
Division
fered
*
San Bernardino County, Calif.'
able at
on
-
Fontana Unified School
District,
| t
versity
-
~
•'
4 ;
build-
.
Bond Sale
Clerk,
bids
Jan.
on
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about
4.21%, as follows:
'
CONNECTICUT
chase
D.
2498— J. Sims & Co., Stranahan, Harria
& Co., M. B. Vick &
com¬
Co., and
July
15, 1962.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
interest cost of about
as follows:
; V
Palo
City
callable
are
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
.
and
inclusive.
Offering—Fred
Bonds due in
July 15 from
1958 to 1979
inclusive.
6,000 4'%s.- Dug on July 15 from
able
1982
on
sewer
revenue
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1957. Due on June
15
from
1958 to
1982 inclusive.
a net
$28,000 4%s. Due
to
Due
$325,000
11—v. 185,
2607 —were awarded to Wil¬
liam R. Staats &
Co., at a price of
til 11
to 1977
$34,000
1958
June
on
p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Aug. 1 from 1958
Sale—The
1957.
Kowaleski,
kins,
|:ing bonds offered June
Paasch,
.
Bond
1,
receive
sealed
Orange Glen School District, San
Diego County, Calif.
r
from
Bond
able
School
July
7*racy, Calif.
of
Antioch-Live
Ana
a.m.-(PDST) on June 25
purchase of $2,610,000 gen¬
obligation J school
bonds.
.
Series C, school "election"
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
Santa
p.
group
50,606 3.80s. Due Jan. 1, 1972.
50,000 3.85s. Due Jan. 1, 1973.
50,006 3.90s. Due Jan. 1, 1974.
50,000 3.95s. Due Jan. 1, 1975.
110,006 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1976
geles.
Los
000
17- of
Wallace,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office., Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
The
—
in
a
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
40,006 3.66s. Due Jan. 1, 1968.
46,666 3.65s. Due Jan. 1, 1969.
45,666 3.76s. Due Jan. 1, 1976.
45,006 3%s. Due Jan. 1, 1971.
from
11
Dated
J.
hisoff ice
Due
180,000 4s.
ine
eral
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
$127,000 school im¬ office,'or-at the
County's fiscal
provement bonds.—V.
185, p. 2718 agencies', in.. New York City or
—was cancelled.
Chicago.
*
>
issue
an
at
185,
to
1960 to 1962
1
Calif.
L. B.
—
11—v.
$96,000 5s.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
30
Harold
—
Orange County,
;
bids
June
on
1
awarded
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings
Bank,
Chicago,
Merrill
Lynch, r Pierce, Fenner & Beane
and Boettcher &
Co*, as follows:
1982 inclusive.
Bond Ottering
inclusive.
Due
June
on
June
were
1Santa Ana High School
District,
Angeles," until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
July 16 for the purchase of $1,000,-
ARIZONA
Offering Cancelled
proposed offering on June
1975 to
Ostly, County-Clerk, will receive
Pinal
Bond
480,000 4s. Due
'
&
;
334s. Due on June
from 1958 to 1974 inclusive.
Long Beach 'Unif ied School
District,
Long Angeles County, Calif.
ap¬
-
4%s.
fered
com¬
$1,020,000
June 30 from
on
1969
from 1970 to 1981 inclusive,
a
Hugo Marx &
3%s and 3(£s.
4s,
to
300,000
_
group
Staats & Co., Schwabacher &
Co., and Fred D. Blake & Co., at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
.lost of about
3.88%, as follows:
group
America
berg, and Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, at a price of "100.03, a net
interest; cost of about 4.80%, as
follows:"" f : * .y,
•
::%%%%%!
Gadsden),
Alabama
•
...
a
R.
a
Savings Associa¬
Francisco, Blyth &
San
to
Portland, William
Co.?..Dean Witter & Co.;, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Weede.n ,8c. Co., Stone & Young-
Paying
purchaser.
V
of
awarded
posed of Weeden & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, of
Bond Sale—The
$525,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 10—v. 185';
bids until 7
p.m.-.(CST) on June 18
for the purchase of
$513,000 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1957-. Due on July 1 from1
1958
were
DvradoCounty, Calif.
I
to
Due
1974
97,000 3.80s.
Due
on
1
}
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Dec. 1, 1975
and 1976.
Lse
and
No.
Ogle Counties Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Dixon), HL
170
Bond Sale
The $2,200,000
building
bonds
offered
—v.
185, p. 2499 —were
awarded to a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Goldschool
June
12
—
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
60
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
(2856)
Sachs & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., Illinois
Co.
of
Chicago,
City National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, and
MacArthur & Co., at a
100.004, a net interest
about 3.70%, as follows:
Kenower,
cost of
$700,000 3V2s. Due on Nov.
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Due
3%s.
1,500,000
1
Nov.
on
r
Consolidated Sch.
McHenry County
O. Union), III.
Bond Offering — Ervin RudinDist. No. 8 (P.
ski. Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 17
for the purchase of $158,000 school
site and building bonds. Dated
payable at a
bank or trust company mutually
agreeable to the purchaser and the
interest
(J-D)
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
Mark L. Fults,
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
21
June
the
for
pur¬
$300,000 nursing home
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
chase
of
Wood Dale,
Weihs,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
20
sanitary
apolis.
Legality
ap¬
..
.
Offering
Lynn Bark-
—
himer, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
June 25 for the pur¬
chase of $53,000 municipal bonds.
Dated June lj
1957. Due semi¬
annually on July 1, 1958 to Jan.
1, 1964 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the City ClerkTreasurer's
office. Legality ap-i
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
on
Sale
ianitary
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Offering — M. V. Bailey,
City Business Manager, will re¬
until
bids
sealed
7:30
p.m.
the pur¬
chase of $900,000 temporary loan
notes. Dated June 28, 1957. Due
on Dec. 31,
1957. Payable at the
(CST)
June 25
on
office
of
Board
of
the
for
Treasurer
School
the
of
Commissioners.
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond
Offering — Charles
H.
Boswell, City Controller, will re¬
ceive
bids
(CDST)
on
until
11
June 26 for the
pur¬
chase of $1,320,000 sanitary bonds.
Dated June
1
from
1, 1957. Due
to
1959
Principal and interest
able
(J-J)
pay¬
the
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Ross,
at
office.
of
of
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
K.
&
;585,384.07 4s. Due on Aug, 1 from
1958 to 1968
165,000.00
inclusive.
1
Due on Aug.
3-14S.
inclusive.
from 1969 to 1971
305,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1972 to 1977 inclusive,
City, Kansas
County (P. O.
(CST) on June
the purchase of $1,200,000
>ids until
5
for
10
a.m.
obligation bonds, as fol-
general
Warrant
Offering
Hunter, County Auditor, will
bids
sealed
ceive
until
10
re¬
a.m.
June 18 for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 tax anticipation
Warrants. Due on Dec. 10, 1957.
(CDST)
on
1977
inclusive.
125,000
Hun¬
Allen
$3,450,000
bonds.
bridge
Dated
July
building
and
1,
1957.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1958 to
Jan/
1,
1972
and interest
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
of Indianapolis.
& Miller,
building bonds.
Due
Parish
Co.
are
dated
1,
1957. Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
after
972.
able
fice.
:on,
are
callable
Principal
at
State
the
Legality
as
and
of
July
1,
interest pay¬
Treasurer's
approved
by
of¬
Stin-
Thomson, McEvers
of Kansas City.
Mag,
Tizzell,
&
Secretary-Treasurer of the Parish
School
Board, will receive sealed
10 a.m. (CST) on July
bids until
City School District,
•
.Bond Sale
000
Kansas
—
An issue of
$190,-
sold to
George K. Baum & Co., and the
building
bonds
was
dated
the issues will be
All of
July 18, 1957.
*
Bedford, Mass.
New
,
'
Offering ' —7 Gustave
Bond
school
La-
City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Shawmut
Bankr. Trust
Depart¬
Marche,
Street,-Boston,
Water
ment,- 4fr
a.m.
(EDST), on June 19
as
3.90s, at
Town
1977 inclusive.
1, 1957. Principal
payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
—
Daniel
J.
will
Treasurer,
July
Dated
and
Offering
interest
approved
Legality
Thorndike,
$125,000 street bonds. Due on July
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
75,000
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
to 1967 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
The
the
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Parish
School District
No. 21 (P. O. 1724
Kirkman St.,
follows:
000 bonds, as
electric
Due
bonds.
1957.
are
dated
Principal and
Rockland, Mass.
July
—
interest
Springfield, Mass.
$1,000,000
on
1,
pay¬
able at the above-mentioned Bank,
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
Thorndike,
Offering
—
H.
A.
Sale—The
Note
Due Nov.
Bond
Offering
—
Maurice
1957.
nicipal Dept., Ill Franklin Street,
ing
bonds.
inclusive.
1,
Aug.
Dated
Feb.
on
1 from
.Interest
1958 to
1977
Legality
F-A.
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬
Boston, until noon (DST) on
for
Due on
of New York City.
the
Parish
O.
School Districts
New Iberia),
Sale
La.
The
$1,715,000
school district bonds offered June
Bond
32—v.
185,
p.
—
1935—were sold as
4s, at a price of par, to a syndi¬
cate
composed of Equitable Se¬
Corporation, Scharff &
curities
Jones, Inc., Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
Newman, Brown & Co.,
Inc.," White," Hattier & S'anford,
Arnold & Crane, Ladd Dinkins &
Co., Ducournau & Kees, Glas &
Co.J Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co., Kohlmeyer &
payable
Bank.
Storey,
Principal
at
the
and
interest
above-mentioned
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Legality
by
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June
18 for the purchase of $162,000
g—Michael J.
O'Leary, Town Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids at the
will re¬
Merchants
assessment street
improvement
-
bonds. Due on
1961 incl.
1 from 1957 to
Oct.
20,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1961 incl.
bonds
The
are
dated
1,
July
Principal and interest (A-O)
1957.
Fairhaven, Mass.
Bond Offerin
'
bonds, as follows:
$142,000 special
&
Dodge of Boston.
Mich.
Offering—R. Don Pretty,
Bond
July 15 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive.
Iberia
June
purchase of $240,000
water bonds. Dated July 15, 1957.
19
Allen Park,
H.
Shirley, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Second
Board,
21, 1957.
MICHIGAN
Duxbury, Mass.
of the Parish School
will receive sealed bids
until 1(> v.m.
(CST) on July 2
for the purchase of $660,000 build¬
Secretary
tax
anticipation notes offered June 12
re
awarded to the Merchants
National Bank of Boston, at 2.02%
discount.
Dated June 13, 1957»
Boston.
Norton,
school
12—v. 185, p.
2720
were
awarded
to
First
Boston Corp., and White, Weld &
Co., jointly, as 3.90s, at a price of
100.42, a basis of about 3.84%.
7
bonds offered June
Lake Charles), La.
Bond
Storey,
Sale—The $900,000
Bond
July 1 from 1958 to 1962 incl.
bonds
by
& Dodge, of
Palmer
Boston.
Second
Ill Franklin St.,
1 p.m. (DST) on
18 for the purchase of $200,-
Dept.,
Boston, until
June
■
...
'
a
basis of about
a
clusive.
263,000 sewer construction bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
nicipal
purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
for
18
Beane,
Manhattan
,
1958.
.
until 11
receive sealed bids at the
No. 5
Sch. Dist.
on
July
July 24,
7
.
Winthrop. Due July 24,
.784,000
Danvers, Mass.
Bond
Toomey,
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
Bond Offering — L. L. Smith.
(P.
bonds
;
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬
son,
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
The
ter, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of
135,
LOUISIANA
clusive.
County (P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
school
bonds offered
p.
2720—were
revenue
40—v.
Allen
Due
1977 inclusive.
on
Offering—E.
July
75,000 park improvement bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
Marion
Bond
sewer bonds.
1 from 1958 to
Due
Allen
E.
—
general
$1,000,000
Indianapolis), Ind.
,
building
Co.,
of 100.46,
3.84%.
price
Sale—The $350,000
Bond
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
1958.
a
group composed
of Harriman
Ripley & Cq., Inc.,, Kidder, Peabody & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
and Weeden &
Calcasieu
Offering—Howard Payne,
Bond
180,000 Wilmington. Due
2.92%.
of about
regality
Kansas
ows:
Marion
April
City
George
Co.,
Sahner
offering
above
The
—
awarded to Bankers Bond
Baum & Co ,
Co., Lucas, Eisen &
vVaeckerle, Luce,
Thompson &
Crowe, and Barret, Fitch, North
k Co., as follows:
k
Chicago.
Chapman & Cutler, of
Co.,
joth
basis
July 24,
.
...
June
com¬
a
*
City, or at the
Owensboro, Ky.
group
Beverly, Mass.
$85,000
Sale—Tne
•
for
the
purchase of 7 $1,763,000
; Chicopee, Mass.
bonds, as follows:
>*'
Citizens Fi¬
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
delity Bank & Trust Company, of project bonds offered June 13— $1,500,000 water bonds. Due on
Louisville. Legality approved by v.
July 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
185, p. 2720—were awarded to
York
National Bank &
Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Stern Bros.
posed
Trust
Jan.
on
interest
system bonds o£185, p. 2719—
a
1958.
3.600,000 Revere. Due
;f;: 1958. ;
;
v
project bonds offered June 12—v.
185, p. 2720—were awarded to
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of
Boston, as 3s, at a price of 100.33,
23.
10—v.
awarded
inclusive.
1988
1, 1966. Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
after Nov.
to
sewer
June
vere
a.m.
sealed
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1978
to 1996 inclusive. Callable on or
Bond
April 24,
314,000 Chicopee. Due
MASSACHUSETTS
June 25
$8,000,000
Chelsea. Due July 24,
1958.
Commerce, of Portland.
on
originally was scheduled for
Indian Creek
No. 1
1.958.
payable at the National Bank
Legal¬
ity approved
by Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
of
^
24,
^
1,650,000
est
bonds. Dated Nov.
revenue
Note
The $1,055,384.07
—
ered
Note
ceive
Republic Co.
1958 to
Principal and inter¬
1957. Due on July 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Counties
of
purchase
(P. O. Olathe), Kansas
Bond
1 from
Carter announces
(CST)
a.m.
the
sewer
Sub-District
Sewer
10
until
KANSAS
1958.
Dated July 1,
bonds.
V,Due July
Peabody.
1,013,006 Belmont. Due July 24,
H.
sealed bids will be received
that
2608—were awarded to
composed of Shaw, McDermott
&
Co., First of Iowa
chase
\-\;v
1958.
337,000
George
—
24,
2,321,000 Lawrence. Due July 24,
on June 20 for the pur¬
of $815,000 permanent im¬
provement
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
Offering
—
Secretary-
p.
Johnson County,
1959 arid
Bond
June 11—
—
Anderson, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
-:v
■;
Treasurer M. H.
IOWA
and Central
price of 103.00,
about 5.03%,
a
Offering
Due April
7;-&
1958.
MAINE
Bond
,
Ipswich.
180,000
Portland, Me.
A.
Metropolitan Sewer District
group
Corp.,
at
Louisville and Jefferson
Indianapolis
185, p. 2147
v.
v
Fitchburg. Due Oct. 23,
1958.
,
7^
(DST)
>
—
4-
.
■
,
..
1958.
400,000
rejected.
were
Charles
to
89,000 5y4s. Due on Dec.
1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Township School District
185,
v.
i
(CDST)
1960.
Corp., and Raffens-
building bonds offered
offered June 6
V
1958.
of various
bonds
the
for
follows:
as
400,000 Boston. Due July 24,1958.
200,000 Falmouth. Due April 24
All bids re¬
—
State-aided Proj¬
$1,068,000 Attleboro. Due July 24,
The $95,000 gen¬
$6,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1,
(P. O. Council Bluffs), Iowa
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school
Columbus, Ind.
Bond
>
447,000
school districts totaling $1,910,000
Cincinnati.
follows:
for
Lewis
ceived
Sold
Tremont St.,; Boston,
(DST) on June' 19 for
in the amount of $12,-
notes
ect
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Not
of
120
noon
the purchase of
ap¬
185, p. 2720.
v.
—
Bonas
net interest cost of
as
3.49%.
g
INDIANA
.
185, p. 2608
to Charles A.
report in our
the
v.
—
—
Hinsch & Co.,
Hughes & Co., as 3Y2s, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
>
6
awarded
were
perger,
a
office
the
Vermilion Parish School Districts
bonds
hospital
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered June 5 — v. 185, p. 2608 —
a
Corp.,
3otid & Share
below will receive sealed
supple¬
issue of
The foregoing
—
ments
eral
American Fletcher
National Bank & Trust Co., City
Securities
Note
Securi¬
Irvine, Ky.
Bank,
itate
were
—
Authorities named
bids at
the State Housing
of the Housing
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
June 10
awarded
Sale
Bond
offered May 1—v.
awarded to a
composed of Speedway
/roup
p.
Hinsch & Co., of
1934—were
.
_
June
were
—
building bonds
Interest
bidder.
bonds. Dated
'
p.
185,
obligation
eral
offered
Wayne Township School Township
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
185,
(P. O. Boston), Mass,
— The Chairman
until
Legality
MJ
Note Offering
in¬
(F-A) payable at the Town
office.
;
Authorities
Massachusetts Housing
Board,
Estill County (P. O. Irvine), Ky.
Bond Sale — The $90,000 gen¬
payable
(J-J)
Dodge, of Boston.
G. Bruno,
on August 1 from
1958 to 1982 inclusive. Callable on
Treasurer's
by
be
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Due
1957.
1,
above-mentioned
the
at
Bank.
will, receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on June
17
for
the purchase of $55,000
water works bonds. Dated August
ties Corporation.
at the
Indiana National Bank, Indianap¬
olis. Legality approved by Ross.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
(CDST) on June
of $260,000
proved by Chapman' & Cutler, of
Chicago,
.
v.
offered
bonds
2608
revenue
—
awarded to the Equitable
thereafter are callable
July 1, 1963. Principal and
interest
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
to
3975
inclusive. Principal and
successful
June 4
in 1964 and
bonds. Dated June
(J-J) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the,
building
Township, Hendricks
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds due
purchase
sewer
of Trustees.
revenue
mortgage
able
Clerk,
1
Aug.
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
1957.
August 1, 1967. Principal arid
Danville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Offering—Claude Hughes,
President, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p. m.(CDST) on June 25
for the purchase of $715,000 first
III.
/
bonds
The
terest
Bond
of
&
Thompson
*
1
KENTUCKY
Sch. Building Corporation
(P. O. R. R. No. 1, Avon), Ind.
as
Armory
Luce,
to
Company.
Principal and
payable at the
Washington
Interest J-J.
Bond Offering—Barnara
sold
was
County
Illinois
Bond Offering
Guard
National
1977 inclusive.
D.
Joseph, La.
Bond Ohering—Mary
inclusive.
1978
interest
(J-J)
office of the Board
(P. O. Waterloo),
$59,000
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
a.m.
(CDST) on June 20 for the pur¬
$650,000 general hospital
improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
to
St.
Town
*
Neodesha, Kan."
chase of
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.'
Monroe County
10
W.
Co.,
&
Feibleman
J.
Kingston & Co., Steiner, Rouse &
Co., Weil Investment Co., Wheeler
&
Woolfolk, Inc., and Rapides
Bank & Trust Co., of Alexandria.
,
"
will re¬
Vey, Executive Director,
sealed bids until
ceive
Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kansas City.c
and Hospital Corp. of
Marion County (P.O. Marion), Ind.
Bond Offering — Denton J. Mc-
July 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
and
at the State
'
T.
(F-A) payable
cipal and interest
The Health
1 from
inclusive.
from 1969 to 1976
from 1958 to
offered June 12
provement bonds
185, p. 2719.
—v.
1,1957. Due on Aug. 1
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated July
$2,105,000 elec¬
refunding and im¬
utility
tric
of
price
Sold—No bids were
Bonds Not
submitted for the
500,000 Junior High School bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith,
Schweickhardt & Co., John Dane.
jointly.
sas,
Co.,
of Kan¬
First Securities Company
Rushville, Ind.
man,
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
-
St., Boston, until noon (DST)
June
19
for
the
purchase
on
of
$1,145,000 bonds, as follows:'
$645,000 school project bohds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
\
..Battle Creek, Mich.
Bond
.
Offering
—
Joseph
,
M.
Boos,: City
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
July 1 for the purchase of $2,000,t
000
water
and
sewer
revenue
Volume 185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2857)
bonds.
on
Dated
April
1,
1957.
July l from 1959 to
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
Due
until 8 p.m.
in¬
1980
1963
the purchase
and
ticipation
callable
as of July
1962.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Security Na¬
tional Bank, of Battle
Creek, or
1957.
the
Chemical
Due
Bond
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved
by - Miller,
Carifield,
>>• -:o
7.
—
tem
revenue bonds offered June
5—ry. 1,85, p.-2500—were awarded
$235,000 4^4s. Due
1959 to
-
& Co., as
V
/
<
July 1 from
I
on
on
Bond
July 1, 1986
will
receive
(EST)
to
on
Dearborn Township (P. O.
Offering
R.
—
J.
highway fund bonds.
March
1, 1957.
Due
Bond
(CDST)
1
chase
Prin¬
Sewer
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sanitary
52
bonds. Dated May 1; 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1959 and thereafter
callable
of
as
Nov.
1,
/w
•
Note Offering
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
until
7
Detroit), Mich.
$25,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on March
1,
1958. Principal
and
interest
„
$7,500,000
tax
payable at the National Bank of
Detroit.
'
'
'
anticipation notes offered June 11
—v.
185, p. 2720—were awardec
to
•
;
the
&
group composed
of Bank
Commonwealth, Detroit
Trust
Co.,
of
Bond
Bank
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on June
17 for the purchase of
anc.
Detroit,1 all of
Detroit, at 2%% interest.
\ Eraser Public
Due
G. F.
notes.
Due April
Frederic
Dated
June
1, 1958.
1959
to
Michigan
Bond
1
* -
•
'
-
<
V
Sylvester A.
—r-
Secretary
v
and
Clerk
of
County Road Com¬
will
receive
sealed
missioners,
bids until
27
for
11
a.m.
(EST) on June
purchase of $6,550,000
the
Airport Revenue (Detroit-Wayne
Major Airport) bonds. Dated July
payable
of
1,
1957. Due
1993
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dec.
gality
1
from
Bonds
1972 and thereafter
are
1961
due
callable
in
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
District,
Bond Sale
Offering—Gerald
R.
Lamp-
ipal
bonds
hear, Treasurer of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
185,
p.
until 8 p.m.
(EST) onf June 18 for
the purchase of
$95,000 tax antici¬
pation notes.
Due Jan.
Huron
Dated June
—
—
June
were
4
—
awarded
v.
to
the Belview State
Bank, at a price
of par.
Bloomington, Minn.
1, 1957.
30, 1958*'.
4
(P.O. 640 Hickory Street,
Milford), Mich.
Note Sale
The $70,000 tax
anticipation notes offered June 6
certificates of indebtedness offered
June 3
185, p. 2500 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
—
v.
interest
y- v. 185, p. 2609 — were awarded
to
the Michigan National
Bank,
of Flint, at 3.50% interest.
Kalkaska County (P. O.
Kalkaska),
Michigan
Offering—Inzie M. Fudge,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
20
for
road
the
notes.
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
Dated
Bond
of
Aug.
on
June
$40,000
1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1962
inclusive.
Lakeview Public Schools District
(P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich.
Note
Offering — Joseph
C.
Skues, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Goodhue
Egan,
Sale—The $430,000 sewer
Inc., at
a
as
price of 1C0.0C6,
4.15%,
3%s.
Due
from 1959 to
130,000 4s.
1965
120,000
from
The
terest
to
to
Due
1970
4.10s.
1971
bonds
of
July 1, 1958.
1
and
on
Jan.
on
1
from
Counties
bids until 2 p.m.
(CDST) on June
for the purchase of
20
$150,000
Dated May 1, 1957.
from 1960 to 1984
Bonds due in 1978 and
Feb.
on
thereafter
1,
1
callable
are
of Feb.
as
•
Jan.
additional
Principal and interest
a
banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
at
June 10
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
Meadowbrook),
Minnesota
Bond Sale
—
The
building
v.
—
awarded
to
185,
a
J. Prescott &
No.
Bond
—
July 1, 1957
Offering
chase
on
Due
June
until
18
R.
for
8
the
re¬
p.m.
as
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson
(CST)
for
Principal
payable at
11
the
$500,000 public hos¬
Dated July 1, 1957.
July 1 from 1958
inclusive.
to
and
1977
interest
place designated by
the purchaser,
subject to approval
by the Board of Supervisors. Le¬
gality
a
approved
by
Charles
Note
The
—
offered
May 28
—
v.
foregoing
bonds
unsuccessfully
185, p. 2381.
on
Ciprk,
bids until
for
2
the
—
will
p.m.
G. Y.
Jackson,
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
June
$130,00C
natural gas system revenue bonds
Offering
—
Maryetta
system
Bond
Offering — Vincent
E.
Klein, Village Clerk, will receive
bids
18
until
8
for
the
p.m.
(CDST)
E
purchase
of
are
Kansas City.
B.
greitens, City CierK, will
1*
Trustees,
sealed- bids
June
on
of
until
19
$24,000 '
for
2
the
building
County School District
(P. O. Butte), Mont.
1
Bond
Sale
The $2,459,380
building
bonds
offered
v.
185, p. 2501
were
10
—
—
—
awarded
to a
group headed by
Northern Trust
Co., Chicago,
the
as
follows:
$614,845
6s.
1958 to
Due
on
1963
1,475,380
from
July 1 from
1962 inclusive.
368,907 4y2s, Due
to
1965
414s.
1966
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
on
July
1
1977
inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Blyth
&
Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., John Nuveen &
Co.,
Blair
&
Co.,
Braun,
Bosworth
& Co.,
Inc., Foster &
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Brothers & Co., Boettcher
Marshall,
Stern
and
Co.,; Bosworth, Sullivan 8c
Co., Inc., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Alli¬
Company of Chicago, Edward
Burton
and
and
&
L.
Co., Continental Bank
Trust Co., of Salt Lake
City,
Frantz, Hutchinson
NEW
&
Co.
Brockre».c.vc
HAMPSHIRE
Goffstown, N. H.
Bond
Offering—Janet C. Poore,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
tional Bank of
Boston,
chase
Boston,
on
of
June
28
until
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
20
$260,000
1957.
Dated July 1,
1
from, 1958
St. Charles, Mo.
Offering—F.
July
revenue
callable as of July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
oayable at a banking institutior'
Bond
of Board of
(MST)
school
June
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
if
:
—
Street,
(DST)
1957.
Im-
as fol-
bonds. Dated June 15
1957. Am.
>
ortization bonds ....m be ill
will
the first
choice and serial
bonds will be
the second choice of
the School
Board. Interest J-D.
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Stinson
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell
1,
Commission,
dated
are
receive
purchase
Town
Julv
of
Dis¬
(Pi O, Brady), Mont.
Offering — Albert Stor-
dahl, Clerk
will
p.m..
1972.
Dated
(MST)
purchase
E.
White, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) or
June 19 for the purchase of
sewerage
p.m.
son-Williams Co., Kalman &
Co.,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc., Harold
Wood & Co.,1'First Securities
MISSOURI
Carthage, Mo.
Bond
4
William
Shannon, Miss.
Bond Ohering
8
the
Assessment
Interest J-J,
Bond
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
were
for
B.
receive
Pondera County School
District No.
Everett,
until
18
17
Special
bonds
No.
Supervisors,
bids
June
on
purchase of
pital bonds.
on
of
sealed
* Willard'
—
until
Silver Bow
County (P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
receive
-.
u
trict No. 310 bonds.
Dated June 15,
1957.
after
Dec. 31 from 1958 to 1962
June
in
callable
N. C.
June
on
pur¬
Mahtomedi, Minn.
sealed
due
neapolis.
—
bids
$85,000
$250,000
Jan. 1, 1972. Interest J-J. Leealitv approved
gality anoroved bv Dorsey, Owen.
by Dorsev. Owen,
Barker,1 Scqtt & Barber, of Min¬
Bond Offering
Clerk of Board
Offering ;
sealed
$8,000 certificates of in¬
of
on
bids
are
,
Carlson, City Clerk, will
1957.
June
on
Bonds
1973 and thereafter
a.m.
Bond
2381,
p.
150,000 District No. 205 bonds.
Dated July
1 from 1960
Jan.
on
inclusive.
•••-.; i'.v"-'"/--
Havre,^Mont.
..
'
The
of
000
D.
—
Sandstrom, Village Clerk, will
sealed
1984
;
v
foregoing
—
•
building bonds.
1, 1957. Due
■
The
—
bonds
offered
unsuccessfully on
June 6
v. 185,,
(P. O. Monticello),
Minnesota
$155,-
Ironton, Minn.
Certificate
on
school
will
Note
$212,000 District No. 202 bonds.
115,000 District No. 204 bonds.
Offering—Perry Walters,
were
5s and
as
'•
f0™ent District bonds,
ol
2721.
p.
bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
for the purchase of
group headed by E.
Company,
ment bonds.
' Purchase of $517,000 Special
suner
issue
our
24
18
Chinook, Mont.
Offering — Ruth H. Riley,
City Clerk> will receive sealed
bids until
July 9 for the purchase
of $270,000 water
system improve¬
Bond
sealed bids until 7:30
(M$T) on June 24 for .the
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
(MST)
July 2 for the purchase oil
$30,000 school bonds. Dated
July
1, 1957.
?/J >.
w
offered
2500
p.
in
receive
p.m:
wil* receive
1 from
foreeoine
185,
v.
141
$650,000 high
bonds
4%s.
ceive
The
report
—
will
2
City
Jan.'
on
until
Helena, Mont.
Bond Offering—Nina M.
Settles,
Clerk of the
Jan. 1 from
on
Wright and Sherburne Counties
Joint Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist.
to
Chairman,
bids
about
1972 inclusive.
—
the
TWin
Dist. No. 89 (P. O.
1
in¬
Note
sedes
1968.
payable
inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
from
Wabasha
of
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
bank¬
Minnesota
Bond Offering — Arthur
Eppen,
debtedness.
inclusive.
bear
l1/-%
Jan.
1964 inclusive.
Due
to
on
a
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST)
follows:
$180,000
at
Goodhue),
Co., and Mannheimer-
net interest cost of about
a
payable
Call¬
Principal
Joint Independ. Consol. Sch.
Dists.
Nos. 5 and 5l/z
(P. O.
June 4
improvement bonds of¬
fered in May were awarded to a
group composed of John Nuveen
& Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Harold
,
Minn.
and water
E. Wood &
Note
Aug. 1, 1971.
&
•
Hopwood, anc
Co., at a price of
105,000 4.70s. Due
of
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre &
Benson, of
Minneapolis.
school
—
Center,
purchase
•
Juran
cost
^
County Sch. District
No. 13 (P. O.
Toston), Mont,
Bond Offering — Lawrence P.
were
follows:
as
1960 to
(CDST)
p.m.
from 1960 td 1987 inclusive.
awarded to
Brooklyn
the
Minneapolis.
Certificate of Sale—^The $44,000
Valley School District No.
2
for
•
and
a
&
$145,000 4.30s. Due
>
school
inclusive.
The $8,000 munic¬
offered
2609
until
25
of
interest
net
a
4.53%,
ap¬
building bonds.
Belview, Minn.
Michigan
Note
Legality
plant
improve¬
ment and equipment bonds.
Dated
Aug.; 1, 1957.
Due
on
Aug. 1
as
MINNESOTA
School
par,
p.m.
callable
are
J affray
E. J. Prescott &
Offering—Agnes O. Rad¬
District Clerk, will receive
of
at
—
group * composed
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
as
Prin¬
Moody, Inc., American National
Bank, of St. Paul, Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., Kalman &
Co., -Inc.,
Bond
Due
Woods
a
MONTANA
Broadwater
—
Piper,
7:30
•
—
185,
Scott
Kyle & Macartney,, of St. Paul.
1, 1968. Interest J-D. Le¬
•
'Harper
until
bidder.
able
$825,001
interest payable
inclusive,
on
The $250,000 hos¬
bonds offered June 3
v.
p. 2500
were awarded to
pital
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
$310,000
'
the Board of
to
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De-
Offering
Noetzel,
sive. Bonds due in 1963 and there¬
after are callable as of
July 1,
1.962. Principal and interest
der.
Clerk,
bids
in 1969 and thereafter
as of Jan.
1, 1968.
bids
of
1977
"r
?
°* • ^k°ul?«
»
1
Molitor,
June
on
Watertown, Minn.
on
June
and
Bond Sale
July 1, 1957, Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
due
sealed
„„
to
by the successful bidder.
Legal-"
ity approved by Charles & Trau-
•
,
Maki
banking institution designated by
Legality ap¬
Owen, Barker,
j Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Clyde J.
will re¬
—
1958
sealed j
sealed
the successful
bidder.
proved by Dorsey,
callable
are
ius,
.,
June 20 for
cipal
June 25 for the pur¬
chase of $900,000
general obliga¬
tion Sanitary Sewer
System Im¬
provement
No. ,1
bonds. Dated
on
n/r
(CDST)
purchase
1936
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
'Michigan
'
^
Offering — Harold John¬
son,
Secretary; of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
(J-J)
at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
(CDST)
i
general obligation school
building
and improvement
bonds.
Dated
June 30, 1957.
Due on Dec. 31
from 1958 to 1967
Freeborn County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 44 (P. O.
Emmons), Minn.
-1;'*1957.! Detroit.
$100,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1974 inclu¬
Village
sealed
proved by
m
on
Stewart,
r
jack
receive
due
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Bond
troit.
from
inclusive, Bonds
Bond Offering
ceive
•
offerm(j
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
a
.".
bids until 7 p.m.
17 for the
p.m.
Callable as of Oct. 1,
1969. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at a banking institution
Community Sch. District,
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
1
sf
tv
District Clerk, will
9
the. pur¬
i
Stll Louis County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 85 (P. O.
Biwabik), Minn.
Falcon Heights, Minn.
successful
inclusive.
Wilsher,
the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
4 p.m.
(EST) on June 17 for the
purchase of $40,000 tax anticipa¬
tion
Oct.
on
for
Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
supply
water
system bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Schools District
(P. O. Eraser), Mich.
^Secretary of'
obligation
18
8
from
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
offered^ May
.
1986
$700,000
general
''
f Note Offering
Offering—Ira D. Wagner,
Clerk, will j receive sealed
City
Manufacturers Na¬
tional Bank, Michigan
Bank,
National Bank, of
t,
/- St. Joseph, Mich.
•
a
&
p.m.
of
(P. O.
by
re¬
June 17 for the purchase
June
on
until
$75,000 water works bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Feb.
1
28—v. 185, p. 2500—were
awaraed
to
Allison-Williams Co.
Principal and
interest payable at a
banking in¬
stitution t designated
by the suc¬
cessful bidder.Legality approved
James E. Har¬
—
rison, District Secretary, will
troit.
Sale—The
'
"
Independent
in 1977 and, thereafter
as
of Feb. 1, 1968.
Royal Oak Township, George
Washington Carver School District
No. 1 (P. O. 21300 Mendota
Road,
Royal Oak), Mich.
1958.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
v; Note
«.
61
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on
July, 9for the purchase of
,
1971.
Mountain Lake,
Mipn^\
Bond Sale—The
$250,000^ewey
improvement bonds
i
»
of
1959 to
j
.
bids
May 1, 1957. Due
a
-
able at
Detroit Board of Education
.
$400,000 general obliga¬
school building bonds.
Dated
tion
cipal and interest
at
Joint
ceive ' sealed
(M-S) payable
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
are
!
well
15,
Offering — Dr. Dan S.
District Clerk, will re¬
Penner,
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
June 25 for the purchase of
$30,000 Special Assessment
and
v
.
.
Consolidated School District No.
(P. O. Mountain Lake), Minn.
Dated
March
on
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Counties
wan
Miles,
vehicle
Inkster), Mich.
Offering — W. H. Thorne,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
51
inclusive, i m
obligation
Interest J-J.
Bond
$180,000 motor
Bond
Nos.
1973
Clearbrook, Minn.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on June 17
for the purchase of
and 1987.--
Districts
8
(CDST) on June 17 for tl>e
purchase of $35,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
W.
Muskegon Heights, Mich.. 5
1985 inclusive.
30,000 4V2s. Due
v
until
general
and
Sale r-- The
improvement bonds. Dated
$30,000 water
June 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from improvement bonds offered June
5—v. 185, p. 2500—were
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
awarded
Principal to
the. First National
and interest
Bank, of
(A-O) payable at the
Pipestone, and the Citizens State
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Miller,. Canfield, Pad¬ Bank, of Arlington.
dock &
Stone, of ,Petroit.
Cottonwood, Jackson and Waton-
-
.
$100,000
water main extension bonds
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on
July
15 from
1960 to 1982 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1972 and thereafter
are
callable as of July
p.m.
Kenneth
Clerk,
School
Clerk of the Board of
will receive sealed bids
sewer
.
t
/
City
Independent
Opheim,
Education,
sanitary
;5,
Jter*6wer, MacArthur
13,
May 1, 1958.
—
County
Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Walker), Minn.
Bond Offering—Oliver
an¬
June
staled bids until 5 p.m.
Brighton, :Jnich. >
Bond Sale
The $265,000 water
supply and sewage disposal sys¬
follows:
Dated
Cass
June 26 for the purchase of
$288,000
special assessment
,,
to
$100,000 tax
Offering
Lybolt,
'
■
June 17 for
on
Midland, Mich.
Corn
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
of
notes.
1,
at
(EST)
for
sewer
Due
State
bonds.
on
July
inclusive.
Principal and interest payaole at
the above-mentioned
Bank, or at
to
1977
Financial
The Commercial and
62
.
Trust Co., Man¬
Legality approved by
Amoskeag
the
chester.
Gray,
Hopes,
Coolidge
Best,
Hugg, of Boston.
&
School District,
Lake
Woodcliff
$195,000 fire house bonds offered
2610—were re¬
Jersey
New
;
*
Offering
Lacey Township Sch. Diet. <(P. O.
Forked River), N. J.
Bond Offering—Arthur G. Dobinson, Sr., Secretary of the
of Education, will receive
(DST) on June
27 for the purchase of $100,000
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
Principal and interest
bids until
offered June 6
bonds
price
sealed
until
bids
noon
(DST)' on June 24 for the pur¬
chase of $175,000 general obliga¬
tion and
revenue
water bonds.
School District,
Edenton Local
County
Offering
Bond
'
July
—;Lt; Robert
Clerk
Board
of
Dated July
1, 1957. Due on July
to
1987 inclusive.
1958
from
1
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Farmers & Merchants
National Bank of Matawan.
Le¬
received
Offering
—
Omar
Edu¬
bids
p.m. (EDST) on June 24
for the purchase of $190,000 school
"building bonds. Dated April 1,
Bond Sale
(1) All maturities in
through 1973;
the years
2610
National
Jamestown, as 3%s.
Chautauqua
All maturities in the years
1988;
(2)
1974 through
on
All maturities in
1997;
(3)
(4) The entire issue.
(A-O) payable at the Elmer
Trust Company, Elmer. Legality
terest
new
'
'
.
Offering
Bond
—
Kathryn
J.
(P.O. 44 Main Street, Phila¬
delphia), N. Y.
Bond
Offering —
Harold D.
No.
Phillips, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
25 for the purchase of $400,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Peoples Na'tional Bank of Keyport. Legality
1
June 19 for the pur¬
$2,100,000 school bonds.
(EDST)
on
of
Dated
June
inclusive.
1986
to
approved
&
Company,
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Kenneth
urer
that
Spotswood, N. J.
Offering—Borough Treas¬
the
Berry
at the
announces
of Commissioners
Board
will receive sealed bids until 7:45
of New York City, or.,
ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
New York City.
(EDST) on June 20 for the
Brookhaven
No. 33 (P.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
First National Bank of
River.
South
Legality
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Bond Offering
—
Charles Seng-
stack, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on June 20
for the purchase of $147,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
cation,
will
until 8:15 p.m.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
of South River. Legality approved
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Woodbury Heights, N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
-
Thomas S.
Fean, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
June 26
000
for the purchase of $94,-
sewer
bonds.
1957. Due on June
Dated June 1,
1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
:Farraers and Mechanics National
Bank,
Woodbury.
Legality ap¬
1976
inclusive.
(J-D)
terest
Free Sch.
Dist.
New York
—
Carrie Husak,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
18 for the purchase of $499,000
school building bonds. Dated June
District Clerk, will
to
Spotswood School District, N. J.
Union
O. Center Moriches),
Offering
Bond
on June 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Due
1, 1957.
Mitchell, of New York City.
Legal¬
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
Company, in Evans Mills.
purchase of $200,000 water bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
p.m.
Trust
Northern New York
1987
1958
and
(J-D) payable at the Se¬
curity National Bank of Hunt¬
ington, in Center Moriches. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City. *
interest
Conklin, Binghamton, Kirkwood &
Vestal Central School District No.l
(P. O. M.R. 95, Binghamton), N. Y.
Bond
Thomas,
ceive
District
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Offering
on
—
Florence
will
Clerk,
bids
until
2
inclusive.,
1966
to
Kingston
Trust
Co.,
approved by
Vandewater, ; Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Kingston.
1
H.
re¬
p.m.
June 20 for the pur¬
Legality
Cleveland.
;
<
E. *;
—
W.
100.32,
a
—
Clerk of Board of
E; Easter
receive
-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
ling,
sealed
.
price
from
1958
to
1986
inclusive.
of
-//■/■
1
about
3.75%,
;/.///
_
Due semi-annually
1959, inclusive.
•
Ohib
price of 100.0049, a
; *
-
;
14,455,000 3%s. Due on March 15
:
and Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1967
inclusive.
/
l,
;
10,325,000 3.60s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1968 to 1972
inclusive.
Z•
_
thoseassociated with
the managers in the offering are:
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Drexel & Co.; The First
Boston Corporation;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co,;
Among
noon
on
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977
11 a.m. (EST) on
inclusive.
Principal and interest Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpor
purchase of $150,rated; Kidder, Peabody & : Co.;
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
000 school building bonds.
Dated:
tional Bank of Akron, in Hudson.' Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; McDonald &
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
Company; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal Huntington Local School District Fenner &
Beane; Phelps, Fenn &
and interest (J-D) payable at the
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 7,
Co.
Chillicothe), Ohio
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
i? Smith,
Barney & ' Co.; White,
York City. Legality approved by
/ Bond Offering — Carroll Lock- Weld & Co.; A. C. AUvn and ComReed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, ard, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
nanv, Incorporated: Bear, Stearns
of New York City.
.s
tion, will receive sealed bids until & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co/ Incor¬
noon
(EST) on June 20 for the porated; Blair & Co. Incorporated;
;
ohio
.purchase of $93,500 school build¬
Alex: Brown & Sons; R. S. Dick¬
Brooklyn City Sch. District (P. O. ing bonds. > Dated June 1, 1957. son & Co., Inc.
//
9200 Biddulph Road), Ohio
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1976
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
Principal and interest tion; Hornblower & Weeks; John
Bond Offering—Joyce .Hudson,t inclusive.
Raleigh
until
June 18 for the
'
'
*
t
.
Clerk of the
,
Board of Education,
•
payable at the First Na¬
Chillicothe. Legal¬
(J-D)
Nuveen
&
Co.;
R.
W. Pressprich
will receive sealed bids until noon
tional Bank of
&
June 26 for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on Dec.
1
from
1958 to
1979 inclusive.
ity
approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt
&
Barton, - of
Shields & Company; Stone & Web¬
Columbus.
Witter & Co.
(DST)
on
Principal and interest payable at
the Cleveland Trust Co., Cleve¬
land.
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
approved by
& Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Clarksville-Vernon Local Sch. Dist.
''
Huntington Local School
-
District
*
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 7,
Chillicothe), Ohio
Bond Offering
—
Carroll Lock-
ard, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
June 20 for the pur¬
school building
1, 1957. Due
Bond Offering—Everett Harvey,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
able at the Marine Midland Trust Clerk of Board of Education, will
clusive.
Principal
and interest
Company of Southern New York, receive sealed bids until noon
Binghamton, or at the Marine (EST) on June 27 for the pur¬ (J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Chillicothe. Legale
Midland Trust Company, of New chase of $72,000 building bonds.
approved by Bricker, MarYork City. Legality approved bv Dated June 15, 1957. Due on Dec. ity
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of 15 from 1958 to 1979 inclusive. burger, Evatt & Barton, of Co¬
lumbus.
Principal and interest (J-D) payNew York City.
1
Bros.,
2,065,000 5s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15, 1960.
.
y//
P.
until
were
'
Cart-
J. Foltz,
Education, will
bids
—
Sept. 15, 1957 to Sept. 15,
from
June 27 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
(EDST)
a
cost
$5,155,000 6s.-
.
—
2383
Inc., and the
Co.,
interest
follows:
as
School District (P.O.
Offering
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Company, at
3,
Bond
&
Ingen
1501 Prospect Road,
Hudson), Ohio
;
D.
185,
v.
Blyth & Co., Inc., Lehman
bonds
185, p. 2502
of) .1.
'
$32,000,000 Ma¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., B. J. Van
basis of about 3.69%.
Hudson Local
—
awarded to
Ohio
Sweney
to
12
June
net
wright & Co., as 3%s, at a
of
of
$3,390,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May
v.
—
awarded
Ohio (State
Revenue
1967 incl.
street
assessment
special
were
(P. O. Trenton),
Offering
±
Thoroughfare Construction
bonds, series F, offered
jor
$50,639.83
The
'
Bond Sale—The
'
—
offered June 6
North Carolina
Bond
Sale
Bond
carolina
north
Jones County
-
V; "j r* Z '
Offering
Bond
the pur-1
1958 to
from
Grandview Heights,
R.
1, 1957. Due on June
1958
from
the
at
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-
District Clerk, will re¬
bids until 3 p.m.
chase
p.m.
June 27
1957
from
able
sealed
ceive
1
Dated
v'-v'r":;,
District, Ohio
4 v/i.
;
by Peck,
Exempted Village School
Mentor
■
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Marine Midland Trust
Bond
pany,
for the pur¬
of
$60,200
school bonds.
May 1, 1957. Due on Nov.;
chase
1,
Cincinnati.'
Shatter & Williams, of
s
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
will re¬
sealed
1
Shepard,
'office. Legality approved
$2,500 sanitary sewerDated June 1, 1957.
Due
Dec.
on
(DST)
on
dated; June
are
t
Principal and interest pay¬
the
County ' Treasurer's
at
able
of
bonds.
District
until ( 2
bids
.
,
Georgia
—
dn June 22 for
(EST)
ceive
by Hawkins, Delafield Antwerp, Theresa, LeRay, Philadel¬
Wood, of New York City. •/••/ phia, Pamelia, Alexandria, Orleand
-">.'>
'i;
Raritan Township Sch. Dist., N. J. and Rossie Central School District
'approved
bonds
The
1957.
Naughton, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
of
chase
Clerk,
District
Wanzor,
<&
'
185, p.
to the
Offering Z- x helma W.
Bond
-
york
Offering
Bond
(P. O. Lake Katrine), N. Y.
No. 4
Grand River, Ohio
«'■'
Bank,
Union- Free• School
Ulster
the years
1989 through
h
,
v.
—
awarded
were
—
Y.
The $40,000 water
—
bonds offered June 4
1959
April 1 from 1959 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1985
Sinclairville, N.
considered on the
following basis:
City,
2.21%
Albuquerque.
Bids will be
York
Bank, of New
interest.
hattan
at
totaling
notes
//Dec. 1 from 1958;to 1967 incl./
i
1
from
1958 to
1981 inclusive. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-, inclusive.. Principal; and interest-able
at
the
County Treasurer's (M-N) payable at the Lake Counoffice.
Legality ' approved
by ty National Bank, of Painesville.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Legality ; approved
by. Squire,
Cleveland.
*;
*
: //;v/ '■///•■■;// Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
$1,151,500 of¬
fered June 7—-v.
185, p. 2610—
were awarded to the Chase Man¬
Legality
Marron, of
approved by Owen B.
8
-1957. Due
from 1959
Interest A-O.
inclusive.
craft, Secretary of Board of
cation, will receive sealed
until
Note
tion
1957.
to 1997
serially
Due
Y. //
Sale—The bond anticipa¬
Rochester, N.
Dated April 1,
bonds.
enue
•
•
3,382.24 Series C bonds. Due ou
?
.,
basis of about
a
4.14%.
be
on
•46,249.60 Series B bonds. Due on '
/
Decv i from 1958 to 1977 incl.
County Corn-,
of
Board
of
//,//;/////'//>
:;Zi Donald' G. /
missioners,
will receive sealed? Brown, Clerk of Board of Educa* Z
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
tion, will receive sealed bids until
20 for the purchase of $4,000,000. noon (EDST) on June 26 for the*
county hospital facilities bonds. purchase of $150,000 school build - Dated June 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
ing bonds.
Dated July .1, -1957.
—
100.37,
price of
an¬
dormitory and
000
Hold-
Bursum
purchase of $435,cafeteria rev¬
July 3, for the
Township School Dis¬
(P. O. Elmer), N. J.
Roosevelt
Secretary-
—
O.
Holm
that sealed bids will
until 11 a.m. (MST)
nounces
Pittsgrove
trict
Offering
Bond
Treasurer
Clerk
on
$i6,369.28 Series A;l>onjds.:T)ue oh
school ,// Dec.. 1 from 1958 to 1962 incl/
Offerihg-~£u Ernest Little/
were awarded to
& Cross, as 4.20s, at a
185, p. 2610
receive
EST)
noon
purchase/of $65,f/Sewer District bonds/as-
follows':
&
house bonds offered June ,6.;
Mexico School of
(P. O. Socorro), N. Mex.
Mines
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Bond
.
Cross
until
for the
1
941J 2
of
will
Auditor,
.
bids
sealed
Cv:
^
Ohio
/ ■;'//Z
Offering—Harry E. Travis,/
Bond
.
Company Incorporated;
Regents of New
Logan County (P. O. Belle-
*
.
Roosevelt uie purchase of $58,000
Incorporated;/Bacon, building
improvement " bonds.
Co.; First of Mich¬ Dated Dec.
5%s, at a price of 100.07, a basis of
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬ about 5.24%.
igan Corporation; Chas. E. . Weir
from 1958 to 1980 inclusive; Prin¬
tional Bank, of Toms River. Le¬
gold & Co. Incorporated; Bear,
Wood-Lynne School District, N» J. Stearns & Co.; Francis I. duPont cipal and interest (J-Dj payable
gality approved by Hawkins, Delat
the First
National Bank, of
Bond Sale—The $95,000 school
afield
&, Wood,
& Co.; Adams,
of New |York
McEntee & Co., Blanchester.
Legality
approved
bonds offered June 11—v. 185, p.
City. /.//■'
Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co. Incorpo¬
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
2610 — were awarded to J. B.
rated; Bache & Co.; R. D. White
Mata wan Township (P. O.
Cincinnati.//// "•//
Hanauer & Co., as 4.65s, at a price
& Company; Tilney and Company.
Mat a wan), N. J.
of 100.18, a basis of about 4.62%.
Franklin County (P. OiColumbus),
Bond- Offering — Charles
J.
Quoque, N. Y.
■/>/;■,//>Ohio /://*■
new mexico
Bond Sale —The $118,500 fire
Kelly,. Township Treasurer, will
Bond
receive
Legality/ approved
/
of y/f ontaine), Ohio i
of 100.12, -a basis
about 3.47%. •'' •
— ~
,
a
Grossnickle,
Stevenson
Bank,
Traders
Shaffer & Williams,- of
/;
>f-V/'1*//J
by Peck,
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on June 29 for
&
the ?
-
Cincinnati.
John Nu.veen & Co. (In¬
corporated); Geo. B. Gibbons &
185, p. 2501 — were awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Company, as
and
at
.
at
rated;
v.
—
1958
from
Principal
payable
,
and
Jamestown.
2383—were awarded to Sweney
Cartwright
&
Co.,
and
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., jointly, as 3V2S,
p.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & < Co.;; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Blair & Co. Incorpo¬
$100,000 build¬
(J-D)
Farmers
Fund No. 2 bonds totaling
$178,350 offered June 4 •— v. 185,
4.40s, at a
,
School District
(P. O. Chatsworth), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
headed
Co., Inc., as
&
Stuart
Woodland Township
ing
syndicate
interest
Furnish¬
15
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1977
to
ing
13—
awarded to
by Halsey,
185, p. 2721—were
purchase of $14,000 sewer
Dated June 15/
Due
1957.
Fire and
and
note
Construction* and
Police
price of 100.65, a basis of. about
4.34%."
.• r;; '
/
I
Other members of the syndicate:
City.
8 p.m.
improvement
building bonds offered June
gality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Board
sealed
Columbus, Ohio
Note and Bond Sale—The street
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Merrick), N.Y.
Bond
Sale — The $8,185,000
a
for the
assessment bonds.
jected.
v.
•
Cincinnati.
June 11—v. 185, p.
—
Clinton
the
at
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Park), N. Y.
Bonds Not Sold — Bids for the
Deer
Abraham A.
new jersey
Franzetti, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Cranford Township (P. O.
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
Cranford), N.J.
.* Bond Sale—The $240,000 school 26 for the purchase of $390,000
bonds offered June 11—v. 185, p. school bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due on March 1 from 1958 to 1977
2501—were awarded to National
State Bank of Newark, and Ewing inclusive. Principal and interest
& Co.„ jointly, as 3.85, at a price
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
of 100.27*. a basis- of about; 3.82%. tional Bank of Park Ridge. Le¬
*
Monday, June 17, 1957
.
"
•Jamestown, Ohio
County Na¬ r
of ■i.; Bond Offering — Dean Sesslar,
Wilmington.
Legality approved Village Clerk, will receive sealed
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of bids until noon (EST) on June 28
able
(P. O.
Deer Park Fire District
&
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Bond
•
.
(2858)
(P. O. Clarksville), Ohio
(EST),
chase
bonds.
on
of "$93,500
Dated June
Co.; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler;
Securities Corporation; Dean
ster
Ohio
Turnpike Commission
B*>rea)%
Holiday
Year's
—
Ohio
the
Ohio
Double uLast
Traffic
Traffic
(P.'-O.
y
which
Turnpike
crowded
during
the
five-day Memorial Day holiday
ending with Sunday, June 2, pro¬
duced total toll revenue of $292,000
or
56% in
000 in toll
same
the
excess
revenue
holiday
of the $187,-
collected in the
week-end in 1956,
Ohio Turn¬
Chairman of the
pike Commission, Jas. W. Shockreported.
The
record
Memorial
Day
nessy,
week-end
toll
revenue
reflected
Volume 185
Number 5647
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2859)
63
•
not
only
much
a
volume
greater
Windham Exempted Village School
'J; of traffic than; in 1956 but ref leetr
~''ed also the effect of the,increase
Ain passenger
"*
' The
ing the last four days of May
'
an
J No.
Clerk of the Board
Shocknessy said.
will
dent
that
"It is
the'modest
toll rates lias not
•-reduction in
of
use
pressed
A pike
; v
ex-
Harmon** County
r
• No;:
5; (F. Q.
change in toll rates has
achieved acceptance by
Revenue
A
v
from ■'«
-
Clerk
the trav-
will
AA-f V/A
r
r
•
Le
with respect to truck toll
••i- since
the
4
C.
—
sealed, bids
;
until
nobn.,
-
V.
1960
Bou-
(.EST);
1957. Due
;"v
1977
'**
on
receive
sealed
bids
•£/ *, ••-v-"'
awarded
to
the
Bank & Trust
,
until
the
8 p.ri>.
.
k
payable
Bank,
Citizens
Zanesville,
pi-oved
-
the
at
bv
to
Sale—The
the
p.
4.459%,
100.09,
.ap-
Squire,
4s,
as
at
Bank
price .of
basis of about 3.98%/
Due
of
$77,000
gen¬
to
in
the
the
works
v.
July
$19,000 water
May 27 —
offered
185, p. 2503 — were awarded to
Exchange Bank, of Lennox,
3s.
'
'•
the
as
■
r
.■
4®'..
-•
TENNESSEE
1,
of
dated July
are
The
—
bonds
latter
amount
the
Lennox, S. Dak.
.«.*■,
Dickson
County (P. O. Charlotte),
Tennessee
Bond
Offering
Weems,
1, 1957
1,000,000
....
on
1, 1958
A '
v
to
1977
County
James
—
Judge,
A.
will
re¬
Bond
offered May
1 from
Due
Dec.
on
awarded
were
&
Dec.
on
1
a
Co.,
to
3V4S, at
as
Munson,' of of the offering
from
185,
Byrd,
A-*199AS; A A
on
on
be obtained
may
Cumberland
Securities
Ave.,
North,
Ridge, Tenn.
Offering — William
Town
Clerk,
will
H.
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
June 27 for the purchase of
$1,-
Goldman, Sachs
price of 100.18,
a
basis of about 3.21%.
a.m.
East
Bond
2151—
p.
the
Corp., 206 Fourth
Nashville, Tenn.
000.000
,
sewer
1, 1957. Due
1987
to
Upper Moreland School District
1,
at* 9:30
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due
$150,000 gen¬
improvement bonds
14—v.
bids
June 1 of certain years from 1960
to 1976 inclusive. Complete details
Sale—The
eral obligation
oral
July 1 for the purchase of $250,000
general
obligation
school
Township (P; O.
Grove), Pa.
Willow
Dec. 1 from
Due
41/2S.
1958
on
Townsend, Elliott &
Philadelphia.
about
/from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
3,790,000
ceive
serially
on
July 1
inclusive, and
July 1, 1997.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Dauphin Deposit & Trust Co.,
Harrisburg. Legality approved by
197(Linclusive.
3.90s.
mature
Upper Moreland
Dec.
on
445,000 3V2S. Due
A; ,1964 to
,
of A
a
cost
A;. >71960 to 1963 inclusive.
925,000 3%s. Due on Dec.
A';"'
$18,931.81 im¬
National
and
$6,390,000
and 1959.
A1
1968
Authority (P. O. Willow Grove)*
Pennsylvania
bonds. Dated June
on
June 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
and
due
in
callable
are
of June 1,
1967. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Bond Offering — Walter R.
Lynch,
Ridgedale
Bank
& .Trust
Co.,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Blair & Lomas,
Chairman, will receive
Chattanooga, or at the Chase Man¬
COi Incorporated; Ira
Haupt & Co.; sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
White, Weld & Co.; Hornblower June 25 for the purchase of $3,gality approved by Chapman &
& Weeks; R. W.
school
revenue
bonds.
Pressprich & Co.; 650,000
June 5
v.
185, p. 2610 — was
Cutler, of Chicago.
Thomas
Company; Reynolds & Dated July 15, 1957. Due on July
postponed.
'.Ay
" Co,; Harrison & Co.; Schaffer, 15 from 1958 to 1992 inclusive. The
Lebanon, Tenn.
Jackson County, Kings
Bond
bonds are optional. Interest J-J.
Offering — William
D.
Highway »_ Necker & Co.
Water Dist. (P. O.
Dolphin & / Co.; Arthurs, Les- Legality approved by Townsend, Baird, Mayor, will receive sealed
Medford), i'
trange & Co.; Bioren & Co.; Hallo- Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia. bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
y
Oregon
a
Other members of the syndicate:
CV J. Devine & Co.; Merrill
•/:
Sanders f-& ;,;,,.'A.,; Grants Pass, Ore.
y
•;7 Dempsey, .of Cleveland.
: f Offering Postponed—The
offer¬
y
ing ,<pfA $51,214.89
'•
improvement
Strongsvilie Local School District,
bonds 'V originally / scheduled
for
.
5V4%,
maturity
then
follows:
as
$230,000 6s;
Oregon '/:.
10
a; net
2610—were awarded A,
First
Portland,
National
Legality
A
The
—
interest
A
A'-'-r •'
ForestGrove,
185,
rr-v.
.
to
applicable
from
bonds offered June
revenue
98,
Liberty National
provement bonds offered June
Aon Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 incluysive. Principal and interest (A-O)
^
' -/.
Bond
v
of
31/2 %
1997
2611—were awarded
to a syndicate headed
by Halsey,
Stuart" & Co., Inc., at a price of
OREGON
'.Si*:./' '■"*
July .1 j£pr
on
,«:2-
;
$77,500 building
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
bonds.
:
(EST)
purchase
The
—
Bond Sale
$1,100,000, the net interest cost to
the Authority being about 5.31%.
p.
—
'
from
being
The bonds
11—v; 185,
Due serially from 1959 to 1966
inclusive. Aa AAA/'Aa :,:"S'7;; 7
-
'
•
Offering — Ronald
A,
Borough - Secretary, will
Bond Sale
schbol
Company, of Okla¬
'-'A .'AA1'A ''
homa.City.
Offering
Mrs. Evelyn
Brock, Clerk of the Board of Education, wilt receive sealed bids
i
Lynch; Singer, Deane & ScribWarren W. York, Inc.; Alli¬
son-Williams Co.; J. S. Hope &
Co.; * Joseph Lincolh Ray, and
Schaffer, Necker & Co., at a price
of 98, for interest rates
ranging
ner;
Cheltenham Township Sch. District
Authority (P. O. Elhins Park), Pa.
County Independent Sch.
1 (IPS O. Allen), Okla.
Sale—The $80,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
June T 7—v. ? 185/ p.
2383—were
£o., Rainesville.
,> Bond
•
&
tion bonds.
•
1
Bond Sale
composed
group
—
obliga¬
-A Bond
July 1 from 1958 to
Ferry Township Local Sch. District
•.V'V-.1',#'. A' {P. O. Zanesvitle), Ohio
a
—
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(DST) on June 24 for the pur¬
chase of $60,000 general
pist, Noi
inclusive; Principal and inpayable at the CleveTrust
Bond
to
eral obligation water and sewer
Haupt & Co.; Rambo, Close
bonds offered June 6
v. 185,
& Kerner; Bache &
p.
Co.; Blair & 2611
were awarded to Dean &
Co., Inc.; Boenning & Co.; Hemp¬
Grosz & Co., of Rapid
City.
hill, Noyes 8c Co.; Moore, Leonard
:A A -A.
Canonsburg, Pa.
,
White,
to 1962 inclusive.
Pontotoc
on
terest (J-J)
Aland
will
»•'
$525,July 1,
bonds.4 Dated
sewer
/
10
DAKOTA
Edgemont, S. Dak. '
•
A. June 25 for the purchase of
f * C00
Offering — Cecil B. Am¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
until 4 p.m. (CST) on June 18 for
the purchase of $18,000
transporta¬
tion equipment bonds. Due from
in
A;
SOUTH
of Ira
PENNSYLVANIA
cation,
(dreaux, City Auditor, will receive
■
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Heavener), Okla.
been
turnpike lias
Offering
•-;A'V'A../A.; Portland.
June
on
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Flore
nions,
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,750,000 school revenue bonds was sold
from 1960 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
A Bond
i, Painesville', Ohio A". ;AV;;
Bond
Casey,
Education,
revenue
■'7& operation,'* Mr. Shocknessy. said.
.
L.
bids until 7:30
A
.
Dauphin Joint'School
—
;
which makes that month the best
•
of
.
Oregon
Bond
Offering
Mildred G.
Kirby, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(PST) on
June 25 for the purchase of
$26,000 ' general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
'■
No. 3
estimated $445,000
an
C.
—
of the Board
■"
during May. 1956. f - ''
• /rf':'■«?
"Tolls from trucks during May
;
1957 totaled
■
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Vinson), Okla.
'
receive sealed
equipment
and. I960:*:
422
?
i
2
p.m.
(CST) on June 20 for the
purchase of $7,500 transportation
bonds.
Due
in
1959
operation of the
A turnpike during the month of May
r will' be about ^$1.460,000,
which
/
compares with revenue of $1,121;;
until
(J-D) payable at the
Dist. No. 62 (P. O.
Portland),
Due from 1960 t6 1969 inclusive.
by. those using: the turp-
eling public.1'
bids
Savings
,
Washington and Multnomah
Counties, Cedar Mill Joint Sch.
Education,
(CST) on June 17 for the
purchase of $30,000 building bonds.
demonstrateconvincingly 7-Bond
Offering
the.
that
'
rates
new.
of
sealed
p.m.-
,
in any
the turnpike.
The reactions to the
•
evi¬
now
increase in
resulted
receive
&
City Treasurer's office.
A Bond Offering—W. L.
Bradbury,
been Collected during that period
the old toll
schedule/*: Mr.
'under
.
and interest
9 (P. O. Welch), Okla.
ISLAND
Island
(State of)
Corp.; Harris Trust
Bond Offering — Raymond H.
Bank,
of
Chicago;
Bankers Trust Co.; Chase Man¬ Hawksley, General Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 1:30
pan.
hattan Bank, both of New
York;
(DST) on June 19 for the pur¬
Drexel & Co.; Smith,
Barney & chase
of
$7,000,000
Veterans'
Co.; Continental Illinois National
Bonus Bonds. Dated July
1, 1957.
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Chicago; Due on
July 1 from 1958, to 1977
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Braun, Bosinclusive. Principal and interest
worth & Co., Inc.; W. H. Morton
(J-J)
payable
at
the
General
& Co., Inc., and Courts &
Co., as Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
3Y2S, at a price of 100.54, a basis proved
by
Sullivan, ^ Donovan,
of about 3.43%.
*■*
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Upper
p.m.
1, 1957.
Due
on
June
1
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive; Call¬
able as of June
1, 1960. Principal
C:'" AaOKLAHOMA ::v 7-' AVS
Craig County Dependent Sch. Dist.
over
and above that which would have
f
2:30
June
automobiles
passenger
until
RHODE
Rhode
of First Boston
(PST) on
June 24 for the purchase of
$116,313.11 improvement bonds. Dated
estimated $19:1000 in revenue dur;
bids
been* rescheduled for June 26A
schedule of tolls ap-
new
to
and small trucks accounted.for
offered June 12—v. 185, p. 2503—
were awarded to a
group composed
Mundt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
ment
•
plying
*. 'ji
bonds •> originally scheduled
fof June 18—v.-185, p. 2722—has
on
Tuesday, May
28, Mr Shocknessy said # A* ■; 'A
A
;■
A
Salem, Oregon
Bond Offering — Alfred
District, Ohio
x Offering- Rescheduled—The
of¬
fering of $450,0.00 school improve¬
.which be¬
car rates
effective
came
A-'.'
"
as
;
V,.,.70/iio
7;%'
'
;. Bond Offering.— L. A. Lenkaitis, Clerk of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) .on June 25 for. the
purchase
of
$180,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1,- 1957. Due on
p.m.
I
i
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
<
Principal and interest (J-D) payat
the
Union
Commerce
,tBank, of ; Strongsvilie. - Legality
1 fible
.
.
.
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
;
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
-
.AA Note
'
—
the
,«ments
June 10
—
.
Bond Offering—James A. Phil¬
,
June
5
water
Due
'.Co.,
as
/
y
000
was
;
■;
,
price of
a
100.04,'
Sale
street
sold
An
—
j
issue of $200,-
to
The
Ohio.
bonds
Company,
of- Columbus, as 3-%s, at a price
of 100.27, a basis of about 3.44%.
A1*/'
Offering Date Changed—
Date of sale of the $317,850 vari-
;
Aous
purposes
.
bonds
2610-—to
June
7Bond
'
27.
,•
sealed
A..y
.
OffeHng
—
•Finances Director,
bids
until
Due
on
Dec.
r
1
G. F. Martin,
'receive
noon
(DST)
on
1958
to
1967
inclusive.
\. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the Lake County
National
•-
Bank,
Painesville.
gality 'approved
Sanders &
Na¬
(PST)
chase
on>June
of
until
for
19
$20,008.88
5
p.m.
the
pur¬
improvement
bonds, nDated Feb. 1, 1957;
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
/Principal
(F-A) ; payable
Culloch,
Shuler
:
and
Keir.
Harrisburg, Pa.
A
'
Bond
Offering
Walker,
ment
will
Director
of
Stanley
of
Accounts
receive
by
-
Le-
the
E.
Squire/
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
office.
Finance,
bids
until
11
July 1, 1957.
from
1958
to
Due
1977
on
July
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
p.m.
Township (P. O. 703 McAbe., Turtle Creeh), Pa.
Board
of
ap-s
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
on
,
bids
until
6
Meadville, Pa.
Sale—The
$350,000
gen¬
obligation water system bonds
offered June 11—v. 185, p. 2722—
were
awarded
to
the
A
A Bond Sale—The $5,200,000
eral
Puerto
public
improvement
July
of
1957.
1968
as
thereafter
and
are
of
Chicago.
h
■
'»
'
''
•**}--
p-
\.
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Bond.
tric
Sale—The
system
fered
June
pur¬
obliga¬
1,
in
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
$150,000 elec¬
bonds of¬
p. 2611—
revenue
6—v.
awarded
were
Securities
185,
Mid-South
the
to
Company.
Sotith
Pittsburg, Tenn.
Offering — Howard
G.
Swafford, City Recorder, will
re¬
Bond
ceive
RICO
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
on July 1 for the purchase
$770,000 natural gas system
revenue
bonds.
Dated March 1,
of
Rico
1957.
to
Electric
to
Energy Sales Continue
Increase—Electric power rev¬
enues
of
the
Resources
Puerto
Rico
Water
Authority
in
April
$2,524,652 compared
with $2,194,453 in
April, 1956, ac¬
cording to S. L. Descartes, Execu¬
to
tive Director of the
Revenues
ended
for
April 30,
12
1957,
months
were
$27,-
preceding 12 months.
Government
for
agent
for
Authority.
Puerto
the
on
Development
Rico
Water
is
fiscal
Resources
March
inclusive.
and
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
1960
due
in
callable
of March 1,
1967. Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
Hamilton National
Bank, Chat¬
tanooga, or at The Hanover Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
as
interest
Authority.
the
901,439 compared with $24,234,652
in the
Due
1987
1968
Bank
gen¬
bonds
the
Puerto Rico Water Resources
The
' Pittsburgh, Pa.
for
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Crawford
of about 3.44%.
Dated
p.m.
bonds.
Commerce Union Bank, Lebanon,
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
July 1 from 1958 to 1970
amounted
Bond
19
8
$750,000
(CST)
p.m.
(EST) on June 24 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 general
obligation
school building rehabilitation
until
$185,000 general
bonds.
PUERTO
— Harry
L.
Secretary
of
the
School Directors, will
sealed
June
on
of
bids
Legality approved bv
Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Vahdergrift,
County Trust Co., Meadville, as
3*7>s, at a price of 100.44, a basis
..Legality
sealed
of
revenue
or
inclusive.
A*Bond Offering
July 10.from 1959 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable - at
the
County
.
(DST)
chase
Due
bonds.
on
Shuler &
Wilkins
Masters
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott
&
Munson, of Philadel¬
phia.
eral
Winfree,
7:30
purchase
sewer
May 1, 1967. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
(DST)
on
June;518 for the purchase of $40,general obligation bonds.
tion
June 24 for the purchase of $130,000
.general /obligation.. school
bonds/ Dated July 10, 1957.
Due
.
until
Creeh), Pa.
Sayre, ' oi
due
callable
000
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Gladys Nuc¬
kolls, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
by
Frank
receive
1
Mount Bethel Township
Indep Sch. Dist. (P. O. Martins
Le¬
Multnomah County School District
No. 27 (P. O. 18037 S. E. Stark
proved
J.
—
Walker, Secretary of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering — M. Joseph
Martinelli, Secretary of the Board
of Township
Commissioners, will
receive
office.
Offering
the
and
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1959 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
Depart¬
and
sealed
Lower
Portland.
Treasurer's
Bond
.
for
water
Township (P. O.
Norristown), Pa.
a.m.
(DST) on June 25 for the
purchase of $1,100,000 general ob¬
ligation
improvement
bonds.
above-
&
—
,
by Winfree, Me-
&
9
/
West Norristown
bids
interest
the
at
official's
gality approved
Kerner,
Dated
Oregon
bids
&
Bond Offering—M.
;.will
from
States
Bond Offering—F. C.
McShane,
City Recorder-Treasurer, will re¬
clusive.
.
United
Street, Portland), Ore.
July 1 for the purchase of $121,450
r
special assessment street improvevment bonds. Dated July 1/ 1957.
'
the
La Grande,
Willowick, Ohio
...
July 1,
from 1962
has ..been
-changed from June 20—v. 185/p.
*'
of
mentioned
Westiahe,-Ohio
'■ ;v
Bond
p.m.
Dated
on
ceive .sealed
improvement
,*
a
A
Wapakoneta,' Ohio
Bond
'
3s,,at
basis of about 2.97%.
^
bonds.
8
tional Bank of Portland.
Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
awarded to, Stranahan, Harris &
:j
■
&
Grubbs
until
re¬
;..
;
July 1
to 1980 inclusive.
Callable as of
foregoing supple-'
July 1, .;1968. : Principal and in¬
report in our issue of
terest
v: 185, p. 2722.
payable
at
the
Medford
>
Sale—The $108,000 side¬
improvement bonds offered
11 —v. 185, p. 2502 — were
:
tion
bids
will
The
Bond
Sulzberger
Close
(PST) on June 26 for the nurchase- of $54,000 general obliga¬
ceiver sealed
branch
walk
well,
Co.; Rambo,
Incorporated;
Robert L. Whittaker &
Co.; Brooke
& Co.; Grant &
Company; Joseph
Lincoln
Ray;
Jenks,
Kirkland,
lips/ District Treasurer,
1957.
Toledo, Ohio
A7
,
—
*
TEXAS
Abilene
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Offering — Morgan Jones,
Jr., President of the Board. of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 27 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 unlim¬
ited
tax school
building bonds.
Dated
1
July 1, 1957.
from
1958
to
Due on July
1982
inclusive.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday, June 17, 1957
(2860)
64
Optional as of July 1, 1972. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the F. & M. National Bank,
Abilene, or at the Republic Na¬
tional Bank in Dallas.
Legality
McCall, Parkhurst
by
approved
of Dallas.
& Crowe,
Brownsville, Tex.
obliga¬
tion street improvement and lire
atation bonds totaling $250,000 of¬
Sale—The general
Bond
were
and
the
of Dallas.
Plainview, Tex.
interest
Boston. •
$495,000
Sale—An issue of
Bond
VIRGINIA
general obligation bonds was sold
to the First Southwest Company,
as
March 1 from
Power
inclusive.
1968 to 1971
—
Bids for the
1, 1957. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National Bank, of Dallas.
Dated, June
First
County
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
(P. O. Fairfax),
CANADA
MANITOBA
Pacific, the right
the district and
as
and energy generated
result of the construction of
a
Debenture
5%
in the same
project will be
hydro-electric debentures of¬
fered June 11
/
'■
(Province of)
Sale—The $7,500,000
Manitoba
to the power
ratio.
Fairfax
July 1 from 1958 to 1977
sive.
a
26% of the total and Pacific's costs
will amount to 74%. As between
the
report.
and interest
jointly.
Calallen Independent Sch. Dist.,
Corp.,
on
Pacific
Company, and
Light
payable at a bank to be agreed
a hydro-electric generating
upon
by the purchaser and the
plant and related facilities, known
Common Council, or at the City
as Swift Plant No. 2,
which will
Treasurer's office, at the option
be constructed and owned by the
of the holder.
Legality approved
district.
The cosL of the entire
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
project is estimated at $69,855,000.
The district's costs in connection
with the project will amount to
rejected, according to
2612—were
&
canal,
$3,200,000 court house and sewer
bonds offered June 11—v. 185, p.
March 1
Due on
Not Sold
Bonds
1967 inclusive.
37/8s.
from
& Co.,
constructed and owned by
Richmond), Va.
to
1958
315,000
(P. O.
Arlington County
follows:
$180,000 4s. Due on
Securities
Columbian
(J-J) payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
and
McCall, Park¬
by
approved
hurst & Crowe,
2503—
June 6—v. 185, p.
awarded to Dittmar
fered
ity
Principal
July 15, 1957.
Dated
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank in Dallas. Legal¬
terest
were
awarded to a
syndicate headed by James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, at a price of 97.90.
Among
those associated with
The First Boston Corporation,
Virginia
Legality
approved by Dumas,
Bond Offering — W. Clement Smith, Barney & Co. and Foster &
of $95,000 Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
QUEBEC
achool house bonds was sold to the Port Arthur Independent Sch, Dist., Jacobs, Coupty Clerk, will receive Marshall in the offering are:
Montreal, Que.
sealed bids until 12:15 p.m. (EST)
T exas
First of Texas Corporation, as 4s.
Kuhn,
Loeb &
Co.; Lehman
on
June 26 for the purchase cf
Registers Issue With SEC—The
Dated March 15, 1957.
Due on
Bonds Not Sold —All bids re¬
Brothers; A. C. Allyn and Com¬
school bonds. Dated pany Incorporated; Eastman Dil¬ city filed a registration statement
jVIarch 15 from 1990 to 1993 inclu¬ ceived for the $2,896,000 school $4,000,000
March 1, 1956. Due on March 1
sive.
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬ .louse
bonds
offered June 6
lon, Union
Securities & Co.; (file 2-13416) with the SEC on
June 7, 1957, seeking registration
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
proved by Dobbins & Howard, of —v. 185, p. 2611—were rejected.
Equitable Securities Corporation;
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Kidder, Peabody & Co.; R. W. of $7,200,000 of 5*4% sinking fund
San Antonio.
Sabine River Authority of Texas
debentures
for
local
improve¬
at the National Bank of Fairfax;
Pressprich & Co.; White, Weld &
Decatur Independent School
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
First & Merchants National Bank,
ments, due Feb. 15, 1977, and $17,Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Incorpo¬
District, Texas
Bond Offering—John W. Sim¬
Richmond, or at the Chase Man¬
800,000 of 5*/4% sinking fund de¬
rated; Clark, Dodge & Co.; DomiBond Sale—An issue of $300,000
mons,
Executive Vice-President hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
bentures
for public works,
due
nick & Dominick.
achool building bonds was sold to and General Manager, will receive
March 1, 1977. The public offer¬
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Estabrook & Co.; Hornblower &
a group composed of Burt Hamil¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
ing price and underwriting terms
ton & Co., Inc., Murray W. Moore
Weeks; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Wer- for-'these debentures, as well as
on
June 24 for the purchase of New York City.
6c Co., Henry Keller & Son, and $5,000,000 water supply revenue
theim & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson &
the names of the underwriters,
William N.
Edwards & Co., as bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
New Kent County (P. O.
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; First of are to be supplied by amendment.
New Kent), Va.
follows:
Michigan Corporation; Ira Haupt
on July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
The proceeds to the city from
&
Co.; Gregory & Sons; King, the sale of the local improvement
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
$27,000 3MsS. Due on June 1 from sive. Callable on July 1, 1967, and
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
on
any
interest payment date building bonds offered June 12— Quirk & Co. Incorporated.
debentures will be applied toward,
Wm.
E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.; or to the repayment of the in¬
121,000 4V2S. Due on June 1 from thereafter. Principal and interest v. 185, p. 2504—were awarded to
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
payable at the Chase Manhattan Scott, Horner & Co., at a price of Schwabacher & Co.; Tripp & Co., terim bank borrowings incurred
152,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from Bank, of New York City, or at the 100.12, a net interest cost of about Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Weeden to finance temporarily, the cost
First
National Bank, of Dallas.
■•'/1978 to 1985 inclusive.
& Co. Incorporated; Rand & Co.; of various condemnations of prop¬
4.14%, as follows:
Dated June
1, 1957.
Interest Legality approved by McCali, $80,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from Byrne and Phelps Incorporated; erty in order to open, extend and
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
widen certain streets, and the cogt
Stern, Lauer & Co.
J-D.
Legality approved by Du1958 to 1969 inclusive.
of certain other permanent local
tnas.
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Schulenburg, Texas
140,000 4V8s. Due on July 1 from
Pierce County Sch. Dist. No. 320
Dallas.
Bond Offering—O. H. Wolters,
improvements, consisting of sew¬
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
ers,. pavements
and sidewalks.
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Fort Worth Independent School
Bond Sale—The $320,000 school Proceeds of the sale of the public
until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on June 17 Smyth County (P. O. Marion), Va.
District, Texas
bonds
offered
June 7—v.
185, works debentures will be applied
for the purchase of $200,000 gen¬
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Bond Offering—Ed P. Williams,
eral
obligation various purpose nett, Secretary of the State Com¬ p. 2612—were sold to the State of toward the cost of some or all of
Business Manager of Board of Edbonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on mission
on
Local Debt, will Washington, as 33/4s, at a price several public works or the re¬
tication, will receive sealed bids
of par.
.
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
payment of interim bank borrow¬
receive sealed bids at the Commis¬
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 27
The bonds are optional. Principal
ings, incurred in connection there¬
sion's office, Room 222, Finance
for
the purchase of
$5,000,000
Port
of Longview (P. O.
and interest (F-A) payable at the
with,, including slum clearance;
Building,
Capitol
Square,
Va.,
school house bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Longview), Wash.
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue
*
:
,
-
,
'
virst National Bank,
1957.
Consol. Indep. Sch.<
Dist. (P. O. Baytown), Texas
Option Exercised — The State
-Goose Creek
until
&
noon
and
road
(EST) on June 27 for
Bond
purchase of $1,680,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
the
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
bonds offered June
2384—were awarded
eral obligation
11—v.
185, p.
and
highway
construction
public ga¬
parking grounds and mar¬
grade separation;
rages,
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
kets;, trunk sewers; parks; con¬
Temple, Texas
to a group composed of Blyth &
clusive.
Principal and
interest
struction of
a
civic center and
Bond Sale—The $2,300,000 water
exercised its
Co.; Seattle-First National Bank.
(J-J) payable at the Bank of
Seattle: Northern Trust Co., of concert hall; and numerous other
option to purchase, at the same works and sewer system revenue
Marion, in Marion, or at Tne Han¬
price,
$2,000,000
school house bonds offered June 11—v. 185, p. over Bank, New York City.. Le¬ Chicago; Pacific National Bank, of projects.
2611—were awarded to a group
Bonds reported sold on June 5
Seattle;
Pacific Northwest Co.;
gality approved by Wood, King
—v.
Atkinson & Co., and June S. Jones
185,
p.
2723—to a group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, &
Dawson, of New York City.
Fenner
& Beane, at a price of
Beaded by the Mercantile Trust
& Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.11,
Company, of St. Louis, as 33/4s and 100.03, a net interest cost of about
a basis of about 3.98%.
WASHINGTON
4s, at a price of 100.02, a net in¬ 4.20%, as follows:
•paabs aq p[noOi(ucui sb doimi
Cowlitz County Public Utility Dist.
WISCONSIN
terest cost of about 3.98%«
$835,000 4%s. Due on June 15
•••ipbop SS9jp99U b SI ipbop J90
No. I, Wash.
of Education
Board
•
Liberty, Texas
Sale—The $100,000
"Bond
from 1958 to
street
Improvement bonds offered June
11—v. 185, p. 2504—were awarded
to the Columbian Securities Corp.
1972 inclusive.
on June
1979 inclusive.
Due
4.10s.
575,000
from 1973 to
4.20s.
890.000
from 1980 to
Due on June 15
1987 inclusive.
Offering
Superintendent
—
of
Schools,
will
St. George,
Utah
Offering—The City Coun¬
Bond
bids until 8 p.m. cil will receive sealed bids until
June 20 for the pur¬ 8:30 p.m. (MST) on June 19 for
$80,000
school
house the purchase of $630,000 water
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1957. Due and electric revenue bonds. Dated
on June 15 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
clusive.
Bonds due in 1978 and 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Callable
thereafter are callable as of June
on May 1, 1962.
Principal and in¬
15, 1977.
Principal and interest terest (M-N) payable at the Bank
(J-D) payable at a bank desig- of St. George. Legality approved
oated by the purchaser.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Additional Offering — Bids also
sealed
receive
(CST)
chase
•
•
•
on
of
Crowe, of Dallas.
will be received at the same
Nederland, Tex.
Bond
Sale
—
The
for
$65,500 fire
offered
June
3
185, p. 2611—were awarded
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.. at a
bonds
station
and interest
100.005,
of
1960
net
as
interest
follows:
to
to
,
,
Pine Tree Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Greggston), Texas
Option Exercised — The State
Board of Education exercised its
VERMONT
Vermont
Bond
to
purchase
an
issue
Digitized for
©f June 1, 1967. Principal
ceive
sealed
—
George
chase
bids
until
H.
will re¬
11
a.m.
June 20 for the pur¬
of $9,300,000 bonds, as fol¬
(EDST)
on
highway
Due
bonds.
1958 to 1967
3,300,000
Due
17,450,000 bonds as 5s.
School District
callable
are
able
as
Chemical Corn Exchange
at
Harris Trust
Bank, Chicago; or at
Bank, New York City;
&
Savings
the National
Bank of Commerce,
Legality
Seattle.
Wood, King
York City.
&
by
of New
approved
Dawson,
in
River
construction
July 15 from
inclusive.
on
school building bonds.
July 15 from 1958 to
sists of two
a
dam
hydro
and
-
and
Skamania
and
storage
electric
related
The project con¬
reservoir,
generating
facilities,
a
plant
known
as
on
1977 inclusive.
Swift Plant No. 1,
which will be
'sn JJ9J
f
'jobj oiSbh
Joint
Wis.
1,
Alvin
—
H.
(CDST)
July 2 for the pur¬
on
$1,150,000 building bonds
1, 1957. Due on July
from
1958 to
1977 inclusive.
chase of
Dated July
1
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a bank agreed upon be¬
tween
the District Board and
at the Commercial
Monroe, or at
or
Savings
&
Bank,
the First
National Bank, Monroe.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
West Allis,
Bond
LET'S LOOK AT THE BRIGHTER SIDE
Many thousands of Ameri¬
cans
are
cured of
the
every year.
people
are
will receive
until 2 p.m. (CDST)
more
going to their
doctors in time...To learn
how to head off cancer,
or
Wis.
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
cancer
More and
the American Cancer
Cowlitz
interrelated projects:
pilip Xj9A9 iblfl si
Babler, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
purchaser,
proceeds from the sale of
the bonds will be applied toward
the payment of the district's costs
in connection with the construc¬
tion of the Lewis River-Swift Hy¬
dro-Electric Project on the Lewis
Town)
No.
Offering
Bond
July 1, 1957
of July 1, 1957.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
The bonds are dated
kib9
j&ojoop jno
inclusive.
and
(City
Monroe
due July
1, 2007.
and
1977
1968 to
434s, due on July 1 from
to 1976, inclusive.
Counties, Wash.
lows:
of $6,000,000
and in¬
(State of)
Offering
$1,635,000
1969
1968, inclusive;
The
Amidon. State Treasurer,
.
$550,000 school house bonds.
The bonds are dated June 1,
1957 and mature on June 1 from
1958 to
FRASER1972 inclusive. Callable as
Cutler, of
Chicago.
1967 inclusive.
30,000 4I2S. Due on June 10 from
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
option
Legality ap¬
Bank of St. George.
20,000 4*4s. Due on June 10 from
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
"
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
proved by Chapman &
Due on June 10 from
$15,500 4s.
'
a
4.37%,
inclusive.
1964
1962
cost of about
Due on May 1 from
May 1, 1957.
to
price
time
eral obligation
-—v.
T wo
& Co., First Bos¬ Rivers and Cooperstown (Towns)
ton Corp., and Foster & Marshall,
Joint School District No. I (P.O.
just recently purchased an issue
Mishicot), Wis.
of $20,300,000 Lewis River-Swift
Bond Sale—The $575,000 school
Plant No. 2, hydro-electric pro¬
building bonds
offered June 5
duction system revenue bonds at
—v.
185, p. 2504—were awarded
a
price of 96.50, as follows:
to a group headed by the Channer
$2,850,000 bonds: $345,000 3%s. Securities Co., at a price of 100.03,
Due on July 1 from 1960 to
a net interest cost of about 4.19%,
1962, inclusive; $400,000 41/4s, as follows:
due on July 1 from 1963 to
$230,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
1965, inclusive; $470,000 4*/2S,
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
due on July 1 from 1966 to
345,000 4j/4S. Due on July 1 from
andl
purchase of $30,000 gen¬
water bonds. Dated
the
Creeks,
T wo
Kossuth,
son,
Mishicot, Gib¬
(Village),
Mishicot
headed
by Smith, Barney
UTAH
Texas
J. Ludewick,
Ind. Sch. Dist.,
Lorena
Bond
Sale—A syndicate
Bond
15
Texas.
of
1
Schulenburg.
Legality approved by Dobbins
Howard, of San Antonio.
call
Society
write to "Cancer" in care
of your
focal Post Office.
bel, City Comptroller,
sealed
on
bids
June
$4,495,000
bonds.
25
for
pi#:chase of
the
corporate
Dated
July
1,
purpose
1957.
Due
American Cancer
Society
*
@FedFRASER